Thursday 19 March, 9.30Am

Thursday 19 March, 9.30am

Silver Plate Silver Fine Art

Lot 1276 SILVER PLATE This section of the sale will not start before 9.30am

1000 Victorian silver-plated dragon-form table lighter, the tail made of antelope horn, 52cm long £400-600 See Illustration 1000 1001 19th century silver-plated surtout- de-table, on scrolled feet, 50cm diam 1006 1011 £80-120 Silver-plated table service for 12 place settings, A silver-plated table service, for twelve comprising 12 each of table knives and dessert place settings, in fitted cased, together with 1002 forks, 9 table forks, 10 dessert forks, 14 table a mother-of-pearl handled dessert service, Victorian silver-plated centre-piece, spoons, 9 dessert spoons, a pair of sauce ladles, cased £80-120 the circular base surmounted with a all Mappin & Webb, together with a Christofle tree, surrounded by a dog and children, fish service comprising 12 knives and forks 1012 stamped underneath Published By each, and a cased three-piece antler-handled Silver plated items to include claret jugs, Elkington 1861, 26cm high £100-150 carving set (115) £60-80 entrée dishes, salver, trophy cup, etc £120-180 1003 1007 Silver-plated table service for six Pair of silver-plated coasters, with fruiting 1013 place settings, comprising 6 each of vine applied borders and turned wooden bases, Silver-plated table service for twelve table and dessert forks, dessert and 17cm diam., together with a similar pair of place settings, by Gladwin Embassy Plate, teaspoons, 1 table knife and 3 dessert smaller coasters, a pair of dwarf candlesticks, comprising 12 each of table forks, dessert knives, a carving set, 6 napkin rings, two salvers, a shell-shaped hors d’oeuvres dish, spoons, fish knives and forks, 11 soup a cased teaspoon set and 6 pairs of a pair of oval entrée-dishes, etc £60-80 spoons, 10 dessert forks, 4 serving spoons, pepperettes (56) £40-60 3 graduated ladles, a serving spoon, 1008 asparagus server, cake slice and salad 1004 A pair of silver-plated five branch candelabra, servers, all in a fitted walnut table (93) Pair of Sheffield plated Corinthian with flower and scroll decoration, 51cm high, £60-100 Column candlesticks, 28cm high and a similar smaller pair of three-branch £60-100 candelabra, the central column with flame 1014 finial, 38cm high (4) £60-80 French silver-plated rectangular tray with 1005 scroll handles and beaded border, marked Silver-plated canteen, for twelve place 1009 ‘Ercuis’, 64cm wide, handle to handle settings, by Gladwin Embassy Plate, Large pair of silver-plated candelabra, each £60-100 comprising 12 each of table forks, with twisting fluted columns and twin branches, soup spoons, asparagus tongs, fish by Mappin & Webb, 44.5cm high (2) £100-150 1015 knives and forks, 11 dessert spoons, Pair of silver-plated twin-branch candelabra, 10 dessert forks, 4 table spoons, 1010 with gadrooned borders and scrolling arms, a serving spoon, three graduated Pair of silver-plated twin-branch candelabra, 45cm high (2) £80-120 ladles, cake slice and server and a pair each with removable scrolling branches and of salad servers, cased in a two drawer additional flame-shaped finials, 52cm high (2) cabinet table (93 pieces) £150-250 £80-120

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SILVER 1023 1029 George III silver mustard pot and cover Modern silver shell form decanter label This section of the sale will not start with non-matching spoon, and three ‘SHERRY’, by J B Chatterley & Sons Ltd., before 9.40am napkin rings £50-80 another label, two small dishes three miniature 1016 trophy cups and a pill box, 5.7oz, 180g 1024 Victorian and later silver fiddle pattern part £60-100 Pair of Edward VII silver candlesticks, table service, various dates and makers, of plain form on round bases, by 1030 comprising three serving spoons, ten William Aitken, Birmingham, 1907 George V silver three-piece condiment set, a dessert spoons, five teaspoons, twelve (filled bases), two silver and glass set of six tea spoons, sugar tongs, an afternoon table forks and five dessert forks, 61.5oz. coasters, and a snuffer tray (5) £120-180 tea set of two spoons and a knife, two further (1913 gr.) (35) £500-600 spoons and two knives, weighable silver 10oz See Illustration 1025 £80-120 Pair of William IV silver candlesticks of 1017 hexagonal section with knopped stems, 1031 George III set of four silver berry spoons, by Henry Wilkinson & Co., Sheffield, George III silver coffee-pot, the body plain, the bowls embossed with fruit and floral 1831 (loaded bases), 24cm high engraved with armorial, with wooden handle, stems, by Blunt, Wray & Co, London 1817, £150-250 by Thomas Ellerton & Richard Sibley I, 22.5cm long, 8oz. (249 gr.) (4) £100-150 See Illustration London 1803, 17.5cm high, 22oz. (684 gr.) 1018 £250-350 1026 Composite service of military fiddle, thread See Illustration George V silver Art Nouveau style and shell pattern flatware, comprising nine photograph frame, by James Deakin & 1032 dinner forks, eleven dessert spoons, six Sons, Sheffield, 1910, and three others Pair of Victorian Adam style silver dessert forks, tablespoon, mustard spoon, £80-120 candlesticks with rams head motifs, by six silver-handled dinner and dessert William Hutton & Sons Ltd., London 1898, knives, various dates and marks, 68oz, 1027 31cm high £300-400 2114g £800-1000 George V silver and tortoiseshell See Illustration See Illustration mounted cut glass dressing table jar, by Adie Bros. Ltd., Birmingham, 1927, 1033 1019 five others and two hand mirrors (8) George V silver grenade form table lighter, George III silver helmet shaped cream jug £100-150 by Reid & Sons, Chester, 1916, gross weight with embossed scrolling foliage decoration, 9.9oz, 310g, and a brass grenade form table on round foot, by John Wakelin & Robert 1028 lighter (2) £120-180 Garrard, London, 1795, 5.9oz, 185g William IV silver and mother of pearl £60-100 snuff box with moulded decoration, 1034 by William Pugh, Birmingham, 1832, Pair of George VI silver twin light candelabra, 1020 and another box with embossed figural on round bases, by Adie Bros. Ltd., Victorian silver christening mug with decoration £60-100 Birmingham, 1946, 17.1oz, 531g £300-500 embossed floral decoration, on round foot, See Illustration by George Unite, Birmingham, 1865, 6.5oz, 203g, and another (2) £60-80

1021 Victorian silver bowl with embossed scrolling and floral decoration, on four shaped feet, by Charles Stuart Harris, London, 1889, and another smaller on three lions paw feet, 10.1oz, 316g £100-150

1022 George III silver coaster with pierced galleried rim, by Thomas & Jabez Daniell, maker’s mark and lion passant present only, circa 1772, 11cm diameter £60-80 1034

Buyer’s premium, at 30% inclusive of VAT, is payable on every lot in this sale. On certain bidding platforms there will be additional charges which should be noted at time of registration. For late collection, and storage charges see page 2. There are no charges on debit or credit card payments. 45 1040 1045 Edward VII silver tazza, the shaped Pair of George V silver navette shaped dishes hexagonal bowl with pierced gallery, with pierced borders on shaped feet, by Henry on a stepped foot, by Atkin Brothers, Matthews, Birmingham, 1911, 8oz, 248g Sheffield 1908, 25.5cm diam. 17oz. £80-120 (529 gr.) £150-200 1046 1041 Pair of Edward VII silver candlesticks on George V silver sauce-boat, on three eliptical bases, by C M & S Ld., Birmingham, 1035 shell-capped hoof feet and a scrolling 1908 (filled bases), and a sucrier and cover 1035 handle, by James Dixon & Sons Ltd, £100-150 William IV silver twin-handled bowl with Sheffield 1920, 18cm long, 7oz £60-80 embossed foliage decoration, by Robert 1047 Hennell, London, 1831, 14oz £150-250 1042 ‘The Empire Collection’ silver-gilt proof See Illustration Edward VIII silver cream jug and replica stamps, with certificate of authenticity matched sugar bowl, both with facetted no. 2819/10000, comprising 25 gold-plated 1036 bodes and on stepped circular feet, silver replica stamps, in fitted red leather case Pair of George III navette silver salts, with the jug by S Blanckensee & Son Ltd, £80-120 pierced and bright cut decoration, and glass Birmingham 1936, 8cm high, the sugar liners, maker’s mark rubbed, London, 1799 bowl with marks for Chester, gross 1048 and 1801, and a pair of silver mustard weight 8oz. (249 gr.) (2) £60-80 George V pair of silver anointing spoons in spoons £60-100 fitted case, by Brock & Son, Edinburgh, 1925, 1043 2.5oz, 77g £50-80 1037 George VI and later silver cruet set, George IV silver goblet with gilt interior, comprising two salts and pepperettes 1049 applied vine leaf decoration, on round foot, and a mustard pot, in fitted case, by Victorian silver-gilt set of four apostle spoons by Garrards, London, 1822, 9oz £150-250 Joseph Gloster Ltd., together with an and a sifter spoon, each with apostle finial, by open salt and mustard pot with spoon, Henry Holland, London 1872, in fitted case, 1038 weighable silver 8oz. (249 gr.) £40-60 8oz. (249 gr.), together with a set of four similar George III silver porringer, with embossed silver plated spoons, cased (2) £80-120 decoration, by Solomon Hougham, London, 1044 1799, 2.4oz £30-50 George V silver swing-handled 1050 sugar-bowl, Chester 1910, 8cm high, Victorian silver set of eight open-salts and 1039 together with a selection of silver spoons, in fitted case, by John Grinsell & Sons, George V silver four-piece tea and coffee items including a pair of wine-bottle Birmingham 1882, 5oz., salts 4cm diam., service, comprising teapot, coffee-pot, coasters, two decanter labels, a footed together with two cased silver spoon sets, a sugar bowl and cream jug, each of cup, hand-mirror and brush, bud pair of butter knives and two plated sets (6) rectangular form with capped corners vase, condiment spoon, tall vase and £80-120 and on four leaf-capped scroll feet, by pepperette, weighable silver 10oz James Deakin & Sons, Sheffield 1922/3, (311 gr.) (12) £150-200 1051 coffee-pot 22cm high, gross weight 57oz. Edward VII pair of silver dishes, each hexafoil (1788 gr.) (4) £500-600 with pierced galleries and on three feet, 8.4oz. See Illustration (261 gr.) 14.5cm diam. (2) £80-120 1052 Edward VII silver sauce boat, with scalloped rim, leaf-capped handle and on three hoof feet, by Walker & hall, Sheffield 1904, 13.8oz. (430 gr.) 22cm long, together with a smaller example, 3.6oz. (112 gr.) (2) £150-250

1053 George V set of four silver open salts, by Pairpoint Brothers, London 1918/19, each plain circular with three shell-capped hoof feet and blue glass liners, 7cm diam., 15.4oz (479 gr.) (4) £150-250

1054 1039 Edward VII pair of silver hot water jugs, with lobed bodies and hinged covers, by Roberts & Belk, Sheffield 1909, 15cm high, together with a bachelor’s half reeded silver teapot, gross weight 18.9oz. (588 gr.) (3) £180-220

1055 Collection of silver and silver-mounted items including a small silver cream jug chased with bouquets and houses, with import marks, a larger floral chased milk jug, a plain cream jug, a fluted sugar bowl and a silver-mounted mother-of-pearl basket, basket 9.5cm wide, 1058 weighable silver 11.5oz. (358 gr.) (5) £120-180

1057 Victorian silver goblet embossed with scrolling foliate decoration on shaped foot, by Joseph & Albert Savory, London, 1841, and a pair of wick trimmers by Cooper Brothers Sheffield, 10oz, 311g £100-150

1058 A silver three piece tea service of shaped oval form with pierced gallery rail comprising tea pot, cream jug and two handled sugar bowl each resting on four feet Sheffield 1932 makers Sydney Hall & Co (probably) 37ozs £350-400 See Illustration

1059 Victorian silver-mounted photograph frame, with scrolling pierced decoration and cherubs, London 1899, 21cm high, together with an Irish silver bowl chased with harvest scenes, by T Weir & Sons, 1063 Dublin 1914, 6.87oz. (212 gr.), 13cm diam. (2) £80-120

1060 Victorian silver pedestal bonbon dish, by Henry Wilkinson & Co, Sheffield 1844, form of diagonal openwork bowl mounted with 1065 oak leaves, on a conforming base, glass liner lacking, 12cm high, Victorian silver six-divide toast rack, by Hunt and Roskell, London together with a “grenade” table lighter, pair of open salts with 1867 and with retailers’ mark for Storr & Mortimer, the rectangular spoons, a dressing table pot and plated pin-dish holder, weighable base on four ball feet, with dividers modelled as tethered crossing silver 15.6oz. (484 gr.) (8) £150-250 poles, 16.5cm wide, 13oz. (412 gr.) £150-180

1061 1066 George V silver twin-handled cup, by Pairpoint Brothers, London William IV silver chamberstick, with reeded border and detachable 1915, with everted lip and personal inscription to the base dated snuffer, by WE (possibly William Elliot), London 1837, 14cm 1916, 9cm high, 7.8oz. (243 gr.) £60-90 diam. 10.3oz. (320 gr) £100-150

1062 1067 George III matched set of five silver fiddle and thread pattern George VI silver cereal bowl and spoon, in fitted case, the bowl tablespoons, and six teaspoons, various dates and marks, 17.5oz, chased with the Three Bears and the spoon with bear terminal, 544g £150-250 London 1938/40, bowl 17cm diam. 9.9oz. (309 gr.) £100-150

1063 1068 George VI silver and jewelled chalice and paten, the chalice with Silver cigarette box, the cover with angled sides and engine-turned hammered bowl, gilt interior, on turned ivory stem on spreading decoration, 12cm wide, lined with wood £60-80 round foot and inset with diamond and turquoise jewellery, approximate weight of diamonds 0.5-0.6cts, base inscribed 1069 ‘Calix Quem Dederunt Pater Et Mater Fiat Dionysio Lucas In Victorian silver inkstand and taper-stick holder, the rectangular Calicem Salutaris’, with matching hammered paten, by Frank stand with pierced gallery to three sides and on four scroll feet, Morton Crookes, London, 1939, and a spoon in the form of a sword the taper-stick and inkwells with gadrooned borders, by Charles set with pearls and turquoise, testing as 9ct gold, in fitted case. Thomas Fox & George Fox, London 1856, 23cm wide, weighable Formerly the property of Denys Lucas, Parish priest in Westminster. silver 20oz. (622 gr.) £200-300 PLEASE NOTE: THIS ITEM CONTAINS OR IS MADE See Illustration OF IVORY. Buyers must be aware that regulations of several countries, including USA, prohibit the import of ivory, or any goods containing ivory. Ewbank’s advise prospective purchasers who intend to ship this lot to another country that they must familiarise themselves with the relevant import/export regulations prior to bidding. They are responsible for their shipping arrangements and the onus is therefore on them to organise their own shipping £1000-1500 See Illustration

1064 Victorian silver six-division toast rack, the shaped rectangular base with scrolling shell-capped border and scrolling divisions, by Edward Thurkle, London 1867, 18.5cm wide, 15.3oz. (477 gr.) £140-160 1069

1070 1073 1077 Elizabeth II silver table service, George V silver three-handled pedestal George V silver pair of dwarf candlesticks, predominantly by Mappin & Webb, cup, by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, with rope twist borders, by T H Hazlewood Sheffield, various dates, for fourteen place Sheffield 1925, with hammered finish and & Co, Birmingham 1917, 11.5cm high, settings, with beaded borders and teardrop presentation inscription, on wooden base, together with a cased silver cruet, teaspoon cartouche to the terminals, comprising 11cm high excluding stand, 10oz. (311 gr.) and a Sherry decanter label, gross silver fourteen each of table knives and forks, £150-250 weight 12oz. (373 gr.) £80-120 dessert knives and forks, fish knives and cake forks, soup, dessert, tea and coffee 1074 1078 spoons, four serving spoons, two graduated George V silver salver, by Harrison Edward VII Arts and Crafts silver ladles, three preserve spoons, a pair of salad Brothers & Howson, Sheffield 1921, four-piece tea-service, by James Ramsay, servers, two pairs of sugar nips, two butter with scalloped circular border and four London 1903, each with hammered finish knives and a cheese knife, weighable silver scroll feet, 36cm diam., 49oz. (1524 gr.) and flame-capped handles, coffee-pot 19cm 179oz. (5567.5 gr.) (156) £1800-2200 £450-550 high, 38oz. (1182 gr.) (4) £350-450 See Illustration See Illustration See Illustration

1071 1075 1079 George V silver pierced box and cover of George V silver pedestal bowl, by Edward Paul Storr, a two-compartment silver lobed form on four scroll feet, by George Barnard & Sons Ltd, Birmingham 1921 tea caddy, in the form of a basket, with Nathan & Ridley Hayes, Chester, 1912, with a shaped circular border, 20cm diam. gadrooned border and reeded handle, the 9oz, 279g £80-120 and another similar, 16cm diam., 14.5oz. plain oval body engraved with a scrolling (451 gr.) (2) £150-250 monogram, both compartments with locks, 1072 London 1802, 18cm high, 25.6oz. (798 gr.) Omar Ramsden (1873-1939), silver 1076 £2000-4000 twin-handled pedestal bowl, with everted George V silver three-piece tea service, by See Illustration lip, hammered finish and twin scrolling C T Burrows & Sons, Birmingham 1914, cherub handles, the base inscribed OMAR each of squat form with scrolling border, RAMSDEN ME FECIT, London 1934, the teapot 13cm high, gross weight 35.5oz. 18.5cm across handles, 10.3oz. (320 gr.) (1104 gr.) (3) £250-350 £1500-2500 See Illustration

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1080 1089 1093 Edward VII pair of silver Corinthian George III silver six division toast rack with Edward VII silver six-dividsion toast rack, column candlesticks, by William Charles ring handle, resting on four foliate capped Sheffield 1909, 4oz. 11cm wide, together Fordham & Albert Buckley Faulkner, feet, London 1813, maker’s mark IP, 7oz. with a cased set of six silver grapefruit Sheffield 1908, with weighted bases, (218 gr.) 16cm wide £60-90 spoons with gilded bowls and pierced 24cm high (2) £100-150 foliate handles, Sheffield 1904, maker GH, 1090 and a Continental pierced loving spoon, 1081 Elizabeth II pair of silver sugar casters, of stamped 800, a strainer spoon, vesta case George VI silver fruit dish with pierced and baluster form, by Ronald Cordon, London and other items £100-150 patterned border on round foot, by Barker 2013, 18oz. (560 gr.) 16cm high (2) Brothers Silver Ltd., Birmingham, 1947, £150-250 1094 15.4oz, 480g £150-250 Edward VII silver salver. with shaped 1091 beaded border resting on three ball and 1082 George VI silver four-piece tea-service, claw feet, Willis & Sons, Sheffield 1907, George V silver waiter with serpentine by William Hutton & Sons Ltd., Sheffield 31cm diam., 26oz. (809 gr.) £250-350 border on three scroll feet, by Thomas 1936 (teapot London), each of oval form, Bradbury & Sons Ltd., London, 1913, with fluted lower body, comprising teapot, 1095 7.5oz, 233g £80-120 hot water jug, milk jug and sugar bowl, Edward VII silver trinket dish, with pierced 53oz. (1648 gr.) hot water jug 24cm high flower and scroll border, Birmingham 1908, 1083 (4) £450-550 20cm wide, together with a silver half George III silver Old English pattern pint baluster mug, engraved with initials, tablespoon of Masonic interest, engraved 1092 London 1929, 9oz. (280 gr.) 9.5cm high (2) with the all seeing eye above an George V silver cruet, of oval form, £80-120 umbrella, by Hester Bateman, London, with pierced fluted bodies, comprising a 1788, 2oz, 62g £50-80 pair of open salts, mustard pot and pair 1096 of pepperettes, with blue glass liners, A silver trinket box with gilt interior, 1084 Birmingham c.1925, two Victorian embossed with romanticised figures, within George III silver Old English pattern salt spoons, and a silver table bell, foliate borders, by Samuel Boyce Landeck, dessert spoon, by Hester Bateman, London, Birmingham (8) £80-120 Sheffield 1900, 12cm wide, 6oz. (187 gr.) 1790, 31g £30-50 £60-80 1085 Three Edward VII silver Old English pattern dessert spoons, by Brook & Son, London, 1902, 5oz, 155g £50-80

1086 Victorian silver fiddle and shell pattern sifter spoon, by William Lister, Newcastle, 1838, 2oz, 62g £30-50

1087 Victorian silver beaded pattern table service, for 12 place settings, comprising 12 each of table knives, forks, spoons, dessert knives, forks, spoons, teaspoons, a pair of sauce ladles and a pair of basting spoons, by George Angell, London 1872, 1 fork 1879, 130oz. (4043 gr.) (88) £1500-1800

1088 George VI silver pair of sauce boats, on shell and hoof feet with leaf capped handles, by Walker & Hall, Birmingham 1937, 9oz. (280 gr.) 16cm long (2) £80-120 1079

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1097 1100 1104 White metal comport, the bowl embossed Edwardian silver top glass inkwell, The Beauty of Britain’s Churches collection with a mythical lady and cherubs, the hallmarked London 1905 and a pair of of 40 coins and accompanying book pedestal stem modelled with three cherubs, modern silver squat form candlesticks on £450-550 25cm diam., 16cm high £300-400 step bases £50-80 See Illustration

1098 1101 1105 Victorian silver mounted strut mirror Edward VII silver cigarette case, by Elizabeth II set of silver commemorative with scrolling foliate decoration, by E J Trevitt & Sons, Chester 1906, together stamps ‘The Stamps of Royalty’, by Henry Matthews, Birmingham, 1900, with another cigarette case, sterling soap Hallmark Replicas Ltd., in fitted case with 48.5cm x 33cm £300-500 box, scent bottle, sugar nips and three certificate £120-180 See Illustration silver-mounted pepperettes, weighable silver 11.5oz. (358 gr.) (8) £60-80 1106 1099 Elizabeth II set of 12 silver shield shaped George VI silver dressing table set, com 1102 ingots depicting ‘The Royal Arms’ as used prising four brushes and a hand mirror, by Edward VII bachelor’s silver teapot, with from Richard I to the present day, in fitted William Comyns & Sons Ltd., London, fluted lower body, by Charles Horner, case, with certificate £120-180 1947 £40-60 Birmingham 1906, 14cm high, 13oz., together with a silver-mounted photograph 1107 frame, 20cm high (2) £80-120 Elizabeth II collection of 63 silver ingots, ‘Gemstones Of The World’, with 1103 accompanying gemstone certificates of Elizabeth II set of twelve silver apostle authenticity £50-80 spoons, St Paul’s Cathedral, by Toye, Kenning & Spencer Ltd, London, 1108 commemorating the 300th anniversary of Victorian silver claret jug, the plain body the Cathedral, no. 294/2500, in fitted case with beaded borders, by Army & Navy £150-200 Cooperative Society Ltd., London 1882, 22.5oz. (700 gr.), 35cm high £220-280 See Illustration

1109 Victorian pair of silver hot chocolate pots, by William Charles Fordham & Albert Buckley Faulkner, Sheffield 1894, each of plain tapering form and engraved with a crest, 31oz. (964 gr.), 21.5cm high (2) £300-500 See Illustration

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1111 Victorian silver four-piece tea service, the lobed bodies embossed with floral panels and with beaded rims, by Thomas Bradbury & Sons, Sheffield 1864, coffee-pot 26.5cm high, 68.5oz. 1110 (2131 gr.) £600-800 See Illustration 1117 1122 1112 George II silver open salt, circular on Victorian silver child’s whistle/rattle, Edward VII large silver trumpet-shaped epergne, three hoof feet, London 1754, 7cm wide chased with scrolling leaves, together with four swing-handled baskets, each applied across feet, together with another, marks with a silver inkwell 10.5cm diam, three with shells and fans, by William Comyns & rubbed, a similar pair of later salts, a pair silver napkin rings and a silver hip flask, Sons, London 1906, 36cm high, 68oz. (2115 gr.) of salts with faceted bodies and a pair weighable silver 9oz. (6) £100-150 £600-800 of silver sauce boats, 15cm long, 14.4oz See Illustration (448 gr.) (8) £120-180 1123 George V silver pierced basket, with 1113 1118 blue glass liner, by Charles Boyton Victorian pair of silver apostle serving spoons, by George V silver-mounted dressing table & Son Ltd, Birmingham 1930, 10cm Josiah Williams & Co., London 1880, each with sets, to include a five-piece set by Adie diam., together with three silver bowls, seal-top figure finials, 20cm long, 4.8oz. (150 gr.) Brother Ltd, Birmingham 1930, hand a silver pepper grinder and a plated in fitted velvet case £50-80 mirror 29cm long, another five-piece mustard pot, weighable silver 15.8oz. set and two further clothes brushes (12) (492 gr.) (6) £150-250 1114 £100-150 Edward VII silver salver, with beaded border and 1124 presentation engraving, by Harrison Brothers & 1119 Pair of George V silver sugar nips, by Howson, Sheffield 1903, 25.5cm diam, together George V silver circular salver, with Josiah Williams & CO., London, 1934, with a silver footed bowl, by Adie Brothers Ltd., beaded border, by Charles Boyton & Son and three other pairs of sugar nips, Chester 1932, 24.5oz. (762 gr.) (2) £220-280 Ltd, London 1918, 21cm diam, together 4.4oz, 139g £150-250 with a footed silver bowl, 12.5cm diam., 1115 19.5oz. (607 gr.) (2) £200-250 1125 George II silver wine funnel, probably by Pair of Victorian silver sugar nips, by Richard Meach, London 1774, the lower part 1120 John Gilbert & Co., Birmingham, 1878, unmarked, 12.5cm long, 2.9oz. (91 gr.), together Victorian and later silver spoons and and three other pairs of sugar nips, with two silver-plated wine funnels (3) £50-80 forks, including a seal-top spoon, various 4.6oz, 143g £150-250 dates and makers, gross weight 26oz. 1116 (809 gr.) (19) £250-350 1126 Victorian silver box, the cover chased with Pair of Victorian silver salts with high relief hunting scene, by Army & Navy 1121 gadrooned borders, embossed floral Cooperative Society Ltd., London 1892, 8cm George V pair of silver-mounted whiskey decoration and hoof feet, Arthur wide, together with three silver cigarette cases noggins, by ?&H, London 1930, 10cm Sibley, London, 1859, pair of dwarf and a silver cigarette box, weighable silver 15oz. high, and a silver-mounted claret jug, candlesticks and a sauceboat, weighable (470 gr.) (5) £150-250 26cm high (3) £60-80 silver 8oz, 248g £120-180

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1127 1135 1143 George V silver oval swing-handled basket, George VI silver candlestick with George II silver sauce boat, by Richard with pierced decoration, beaded border and hammered and engraved decoration, pair Gurney & Thomas Cook, London 1751, handle, by Barker Brothers, Chester, 1913, of trumpet vases, another candlestick, two on three fan-capped hoof feet, 20cm long, 25oz, 777g £250-350 dressing table jars and covers and two other 12.2oz. (380 gr.), together with a sterling See Illustration covers £60-100 silver sauce boat, 10.1oz. (314 gr.) (2) £200-300 1128 1136 Modern silver oval bowl on shaped foot, Four Victorian Kings pattern dessert 1144 by Rodney C Pettit, London, 1982, 15.9oz, forks, by Chawner & Co., London, 1863, Early 19th century large brandy warmer, 496g £150-250 small embossed dressing table tray and a the plain body with engraved armorial, with small assortment of flatware, 22oz, 684g maker’s mark only underneath probably 1129 £200-300 William Burwash, bowl 10.5cm high George VI silver salver, the circular £250-350 tray with scalloped edge, engraved with 1137 presentation inscription and signatures, on Edward VII pair of silver dwarf 1145 three hoof feet, 37cm diam. 47oz. (1462 gr.) candlesticks, each on octagonal filled bases, Edward VII silver salver with scroll and shell £450-550 with knopped stems, by William Hutton border, on three scroll feet, by Hawksworth, See Illustration & Sons Ltd, London 1906, 14cm high (2) Eyre & Co. Ltd., Sheffield, 1905, 29oz, 901g £80-120 £300-400 1130 Edward VII silver basket, with pierced 1138 1146 gallery, by William Aitken, Birmingham Victorian and later silver forks and spoons, Modern pair of Danish silver candlesticks, 1903, 20cm wide, together with a selection various dates, makers and patterns, to with moulded floral decoration, on round of other silver items including a goblet, include 6 table forks, 6 dessert forks, bases, by Dansk Guldsmede-Handvaerk, trophy cup, mug, spoons and mustard pot, 7 dessert spoons and 6 teaspoons, 34oz. 8.3oz, 259g (2) £200-300 weighable silver 42oz. (1306 gr.) (11) (1058 gr.) (25) £320-380 See Illustration £350-450 1139 1147 1131 George III silver cream jug, marks rubbed, 19th century white metal oval pierced basket, Shelley silver mounted and cased coffee set 10cm high, together with a German with a central cherub in relief, apparently for six £80-120 taste-de-vin, by Berthold Muller, with unmarked, 38cm wide, 17.6oz. (547 gr.) Hanau marks and import hallmarks, 14cm £180-220 1132 wide, two napkin rings, a hand mirror Elizabeth II silver-gilt and enamelled set and an open salt, weighable silver 7.7oz. 1148 of six coffee spoons, the rainbow coloured (240 gr.) (6) £60-80 19th century continental egg-shaped bowls with gilt seal-top stems, by William vinaigrette, the exterior enamelled with a Suckling Ltd, Birmingham 1954, in fitted 1140 couple sitting outside, 2.5cm high, apparently case £60-90 George VI silver waiter, the circular form unmarked, together with a lime-green with scalloped border, with presentation enamelled white metal pill box, 5.5cm wide 1133 inscription to C.J.Baldwin Esq. M.B.E, (2) £80-120 William IV silver twin compartment 25cm diam., 14oz. (435 gr.) £150-250 mustard-pot, by J Wrangham & William 1149 Moulson, London 1833, 9.5cm wide, 6.5oz. 1141 Dutch silver table snuff box of serpentine (202 gr.) £80-120 George V silver tea pot of oval form with form embossed with musicians and dancing half-gadrooned body, by William Hutton figures, import marks for London, 1899, and 1134 & Sons Ltd., Sheffield, 1924, gross weight an English silver dressing table trinket box Victorian silver handled and ivory page 22oz, 684g £200-300 on four shaped feet, snuff box 4.2oz, 131g (2) turner with embossed and filled handle, £80-100 crest and motto reading ‘Nihil Sine Deo’, 1142 by Horace Woodward & Co., London, George V silver oval basket with 1150 1888, 43cm long £60-100 pierced decoration, by Mappin & Webb, Georg Jensen silver covered preserve bowl, Birmingham, 1915, small Dutch silver 12cm diam., together with a silver jam spoon, oval basket, Indian silver basket and an cream jug and asparagus tongs, by William ‘800’ standard cigarette case, gross weight Hutton & Sons Ltd, London 1901, 25cm 22.7oz, 707g £200-300 long, weighable silver 13.5oz. (420 gr.) (4) £120-180

1152 Georg Jensen silver toddy warmer, with hammered finish and wooden handle, 7cm high, 3.3oz. (101 gr.), together with a silver cup with applied tube decoration to the lower body, by S Blanckensee & 1153 Son Ltd, Birmingham 1926, 8.5cm high and a silver cream jug and sugar bowl by Albert Edward Jones, gross weight 19.6oz. (610 gr.) (3) £200-300

1153 Set of twelve sterling silver sorbet bowls, each with hammered finish and chased borders, 9cm high, 27oz. (840 gr.) (12) £250-350 See Illustration

1154 Continental silver four piece tea and coffee service, comprising coffee pot, tea pot, cream jug and sucrier and cover, marked ‘800’, 42oz, 1306g £350-450

1155 Pair of Birks Sterling silver candlesticks on gadrooned circular feet, marks to bases, loaded, 20cm high £150-250 1156 1157

1156 Late 19th century Sterling silver coffee pot of octagonal tapering form, on round foot with beaded decoration, 13oz, 404g PLEASE NOTE: THIS ITEM CONTAINS OR IS MADE OF IVORY. Buyers must be aware that regulations of several countries, including USA, prohibit the import of ivory, or any goods containing ivory. Ewbank’s advise prospective purchasers who intend to ship this lot to another country that they must familiarise themselves with the relevant import/export regulations prior to bidding. They are responsible for their shipping arrangements and the onus is therefore on them to organise their own shipping £150-200 See Illustration

1157 Tiffany & Co., 19th century silver water 1158 pitcher, design no. 3077 Makers 6256, 1158 maker’s mark T, New York, the baluster American silver part table service, by Wallace Silversmiths Inc, in Rose Point pattern, form with two decorative bands and an comprising 8 each of dessert forks, spoons and butter knives, 7 each of table knives, soup acanthus-leaf capped handle, 17.5cm spoons and coffee spoons, 6 each of fish and pickle forks, 5 sorbet spoons, one pair of sugar high, 22.4oz. (697 gr.) £200-400 nips, and 6 matched plated fish forks and teaspoons, weighable silver 47oz. (1462 gr.) (75) See Illustration £600-800 See Illustration

1159 1167 1172 Set of eight Peruvian white metal tot cups, Indian white-metal jewellery box, the Gold and amethyst-set pill box, the oval each with scrolling floral band and stamped shaped oval body on four paw feet, hinged cover set with a cabochon amethyst, WELSCH PLATA 900 to the underside, profusely chased with scrolls, flowers and the base stamped 14K, 2.5cm wide 5.5cm high, 14.6oz. (455 gr.) (8) £120-180 birds, interior lined, 22cm wide £80-100 £300-500 See Illustration 1160 1168 Pair of Gorham Sterling silver dwarf Russian silver pedestal bowl and cover, 1173 candlesticks, cigarette box and dressing embossed with flowers and scrolls, stamped Christopher Lawrence, ‘The 1981 Large table items £60-100 MP 84, 14cm diam., together with a white Silver Mushroom’ no. 4/6 entitled “The metal pepperette and a miniature white Sleeping Beauty”, large parcel-gilt silver 1161 metal model of a cat (3) £50-80 surprise mushroom, on a textured stone 20th century sterling silver five-piece base, 31cm high closed, the silver by tea-service, comprising teapot, coffee pot, 1169 Christopher Nigel Lawrence, London 1981, cream jug and two sugar bowls, probably Pair of Continental silver novelty sold with original purchase certificate from Dunkirk Silversmiths, 71oz. (2208 gr.) pepperettes in the form of birds perched on The Heritage Collection £400-600 26cm high (5) £700-1000 logs, import marks for Chester, 1907, 5.2oz, See Illustration 164g £100-150 1162 See Illustration 1174 Collection of Chinese export silver and Christopher Lawrence, parcel-gilt Royal white metal items, to include a cream jug, 1170 commemorative silver surprise mushrooms, egg cup, napkin rings, etc, 22oz. (684 gr.) Pair of Edward VII silver novelty limited edition no.61/500, on a slate base, (14) £180-220 pepperettes in the form of chicks, London, 18cm high, designed by Christopher Nigel 1904,1.5oz, 48g £50-80 Lawrence, London 1981, sold with original 1163 certificate from The Heritage Collection Chinese Export silver presentation pedestal 1171 £150-250 bowl, the body chased with bamboo 20th century German silver and guilloche See Illustration on page 55 leaves, the rim pierced with dragons, with enamelled snuff-box, by Meyle & Mayer, cartouche engraved ‘F.W. Poate, One Mile Pforzheim, stamped 935, the oblong case 1175 Flat, 4:51, Shanghai 03’, probably by Tuck decorated with blue enamel and marcasite Christopher Lawrence, parcel-gilt silver Chang & Co., Shanghai, 12cm high, 21oz. hinges, 7.5cm wide £300-500 surprise mushroom, limited edition (653 gr.) £220-280 See Illustration no.88/250, opening to reveal two elves polishing a lapis lazuli egg, on a slate base, 1164 13cm high, designed by Christopher Nigel Chinese Export silver cigarette box, chased Lawrence, London 1980, for the Heritage in high relief with dragons, by Zeewo Collection £150-250 Shanghai, 16.5cm wide, with a similar See Illustration on page 55 cigarette case by the same maker, engraved ‘F.W.Poate’, and a pedestal swing basket, 1176 by C.?.Co, weighable silver 13oz. (403 gr.) Christopher Lawrence, parcel-gilt silver (3) £200-300 “Easter Surprise Mushroom”, limited edition no.127/250, opening to reveal two 1165 elves watering a flower, on a slate base, A colonial silver presentation tray in the 14cm high, designed by Christopher Nigel shape of Ceylon, the border embossed Lawrence, London 1981, for the Heritage with animals and mounted in wood (1968 Collection £150-250 inscription), 39.5cm, together with another See Illustration on page 55 shaped-hexagonal presentation tray, 30.5cm wide, a figure of an elephant, a filigree 1177 sedan chair and a dressing table box (5) Christopher Lawrence, parcel-gilt silver £100-150 surprise mushroom, limited edition no.35/250, opening to reveal an elf and an 1166 angel making a snowman, on a slate base, Indian white metal box, the sides pierced 12cm high, designed by Christopher Nigel with elephants and deity, with hinged cover, Lawrence, London 1985, for the Heritage unmarked, 12cm wide 13oz. (405 gr.) Collection £150-250 £80-120 1173 See Illustration on page 55

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1179 1178 1185 1194 Christopher Lawrence, parcel-gilt silver Christopher Lawrence, parcel-gilt Victorian silver decanter label ‘Port’ in surprise mushroom, limited edition silver surprise egg, limited edition no.7, the form of vine leaves, by Charles Reily no.12/250, opening to reveal two elves opening to reveal foxes dressing up, on a & George Storer, London, 1841, 30.3g pushing a large Easter egg, on a slate base, conforming base, 12cm high, designed by £40-60 13cm high, designed by Christopher Nigel Christopher Nigel Lawrence, London, for Lawrence, London 1983, for the Heritage the Heritage Collection £150-250 1195 Collection £150-250 See Illustration on page 55 Two Victorian silver decanter labels See Illustration on page 55 ‘M’ and ‘P’ with engraved decoration, by 1186 Charles Rawlings & William Summers, 1179 Stuart Devlin, a silver-gilt surprise egg, London, 1844 and 1862, 27.4g £40-60 Christopher Lawrence, parcel-gilt silver by Stuart Devlin, London, 1985, limited surprise mushroom, limited edition edition number 15, the textured egg 1196 no.106/250, opening to reveal two elves opening to reveal a pixie sitting on a George IV silver decanter label ‘Rum’ with planting flowers in a large Easter egg, toadstool, 7cm high £200-300 shell and line borders, maker’s mark ‘GE’ on a slate base, 9cm high, designed by See Illustration on page 57 or ‘WE’ overstruck, London, 1820, 10.6g Christopher Nigel Lawrence, London 1982, £20-30 for the Heritage Collection £150-250 1187 See Illustration on page 55 Stuart Devlin, a silver-gilt surprise egg, 1197 by Stuart Devlin, London, 1980, limited George IV silver decanter label ‘Sherry’, 1180 edition number 54, the textured egg in the form of a vine leaf, by Charles Christopher Lawrence, parcel-gilt silver opening to reveal a jack-in-a-box, 7.5cm Rawlings & William Summers, London, surprise mushroom, limited edition £200-300 1829, 16.4g £20-30 no.42/250, opening to reveal an angel See Illustration on page 57 and an elf carol singing, on a slate base, 1198 George IV silver decanter label ‘Port’ with 15cm high, designed by Christopher Nigel 1188 a shell and gadrooned border, by Thomas Lawrence, London 1982, for The Heritage Christopher Lawrence, two parcel-gilt Edwards, London, 1823, 17.1g £20-30 Collection £150-250 silver surprise eggs, limited edition no.49 See Illustration on page 55 and the other unnumbered, each 6cm high, designed by Christopher Nigel Lawrence, 1199 Victorian silver decanter label ‘W’, with 1181 London, for the Heritage Collection, with a engraved decoration, by Joseph Willmore, Christopher Lawrence, parcel-gilt silver certificate for no.49 (2) £200-300 Birmingham, 1843, 9.7g £20-30 surprise mushroom, limited edition See Illustration on page 57 no.147/250, opening to reveal an angel 1200 1189 and an elf dancing amongst holly leaves, George III silver decanter label ‘Brandy’ Robert Glover, a silver-gilt and enamel on a slate base, 15cm high, designed by of crescent and scroll form with engraved musical egg, the red enamelled egg Christopher Nigel Lawrence, London 1981, decoration, possibly by Hester Bateman, surmounted with a pearl, by Robert Glover, for the Heritage Collection £150-250 mark overstruck with maker’s mark ‘TA’, London 1987, limited edition number See Illustration on page 55 no date letter, 11.9g £100-150 29/200, 9cm high on stand, with certificate 1182 of authenticity £100-150 1201 Christopher Lawrence, parcel-gilt silver See Illustration on page 57 George V silver menu holder in the form of surprise mushroom, limited edition a pheasant on an oval base, base filled, by 1190 no.1/250, opening to reveal an elf and an Gorham Manufacturing Co., Birmingham, Peter Nicholas, a silver and silver-gilt angel dressing a Christmas tree, on a slate 1913 £30-40 base, 12cm high, designed by Christopher surprise egg, by Peter Nicholas & Co Nigel Lawrence, London 1980, for the Ltd, London 1990, limited edition no.87, 1202 Heritage Collection £150-250 5.5cm high, together with two further Edward VII silver figural seal in the form See Illustration on page 55 surprise eggs and two plated celebration of a woman in a long coat, on socle base, eggs, and seven stands (12) £120-180 by John Round & Son Ltd., Sheffield, 1902, 1183 52.5g £50-80 Anthony Gordon Elson, silver-gilt surprise 1191 egg, limited edition 8/200, the naturalistic Robert Glover, silver-gilt egg, limited 1203 enamel egg cover opening to reveal two edition no. 256/500, the floral openwork Victorian silver pop-up vesta case with rotating bunnies, by Anthony Gordon design with hinged opening, the end sprung flap and bright cut decoration, by Elson, London 1981, 11cm high, sold with mounted with a sapphire, by Robert Glover, Colen Hewer Cheshire, Birmingham, 1870, the certificate of authenticity and a signed London 1988, 6cm high, 65.5 gr £150-250 gross weight 30.2g £30-40 letter from the silversmith £150-250 See Illustration on page 57 See Illustration on page 57 1204 1192 Edward VII silver pin cushion in the form 1184 9ct gold egg, the floral openwork case a chick, by Sampson, Mordan & Co., Anthony Gordon Elson, silver-gilt designed as daffodils, the end mounted with Chester, 1907 2.5cm high £40-60 surprise egg, limited edition 200/141, the a sapphire, hallmarked 375, London 1980, naturalistic enamel egg cover opening 6.5cm high, 54 gr £500-800 1205 to reveal a rotating merry-go-round, by See Illustration on page 57 Victorian silver miniature vinaigrette in the Anthony Gordon Elson, London 1980, form of a perfume bottle and cover with 11cm high £150-250 1193 bright cut decoration, by Tongue & Walker, Victorian silver decanter label ‘Sherry’ in See Illustration on page 57 Birmingham, 1901, gross weight 1.8g, the form of vine leaves, by Charles Reily 1cm high £30-40 & George Storer, London, 1841, 30.4g £40-60

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1206 1216 George III silver vinaigrette with seaweed decoration, by Joseph George V silver miniature model of a terrier standing on all fours, Willmore, Birmingham, 1813, 8g £60-100 on rectangular base, by C & C Hodgetts, Birmingham, 1912, 16.3g £20-30 1207 George III silver vinaigrette of rectangular form with canted 1217 corners, bright cut decoration, lift-off cover and grille, by Thomas Modern silver model of a Kingfisher on naturalistic base, by Willmore, c.1810, 8.2g £60-100 Camelot Silverware Ltd., Sheffield, 2013, filled, 5.5cm high £40-60 1208 Edward VII silver card case with engraved foliage decoration, by 1218 Walker & Hall, Sheffield, 1903, 78g £60-100 George IV silver and mother of pearl handled pickle fork, by Gervase Wheeler, Birmingham, 1827, and a George V coronation 1209 spoon, by James Fenton, Birmingham, 1909 (2) £40-60 Victorian silver serpentine snuff box with scrolling decoration, by Owen & Boon, Birmingham, 1856, 59.9g £80-120 1219 Pair of George IV silver Scottish sugar nips, by George McHattie, 1210 Edinburgh, circa 1820, and two other pairs of sugar nips, 99.9g George III silver snuff box with reeded decoration, maker’s mark £60-100 ‘WP’ with a heart between the W and P, London, 1806, 88.3g £120-180 1220 George III silver oval pill box with bright cut decoration, by Joseph 1211 Taylor, Birmingham, 1808, 9.7g £50-80 Victorian silver serpentine form presentation snuff box, with chequered engraved decoration, by Nathaniel Mills, Birmingham, 1221 1843,66.5g, 6.8cm wide £150-250 Possibly Charles II silver circular patch box and cover, embossed See Illustration with a Tudor Rose within a border, maker’s mark illegible, probably London, circa 1680, 2.1cm diameter. Similar to lot 952 sold by 1212 Lawrences of Crewkerne, 16th January 2018 £200-300 19th century French walnut and white metal snuff box, the See Illustration enamelled cover inset with mother of pearl and silver decoration of buildings, birds and flowers, engraved ‘La Bretonne’, 8.5cm wide 1222 £40-60 George I silver miniature porringer with gadrooned and stamped decoration, by Joseph Bell I, London, circa 1716, 16g £150-200 1213 See Illustration Victorian silver miniature wine ewer with bright cut decoration on round foot, by George John Richards, London, 1849, and a foliage 1223 engraved miniature silver goblet, by James Fenton, Birmingham, Victorian silver bookmark with magnifying glass finial, by 1899, gross weight 79.1g (2) £50-80 Sampson Mordan & Co., London, 1897, gross weight 7.8g £30-50

1214 1224 Continental silver miniature model of a settee with embossed 19th century Dutch silver tea caddy embossed with courting scrolling foliate and floral decoration on four shaped legs, import couples within scrollwork borders, import marks for London, 1899, marks for London, 1902, and a continental silver miniature chair 5.8oz, 182g £80-100 embossed with putti, import marks for London, 1897, 47.5g (2) £50-80 1225 Victorian silver miniature scent bottle holder with chased 1215 decoration, by B H Joseph & Co, Birmingham 1886, 4cm high, Modern silver cast model of a seated Alsatian dog, by Mappin & together with a silver miniature trinket box with porcelain flower Webb, London, 1992, 111g £50-80 motif to cover, London 1999, 3cm wide, and a white metal fob with hard stone seal of a horse (3) £40-60

FINE ART 1234 1237 After Samuel Howitt, two handcoloured John Trident, signed limited edition of a This section of the sale will not start before aquatints from the Oriental Field Sport Terrier, 180/500, 42cm x 35cm £40-60 12.15pm Series, originally designed by Captain Thomas Williamson, engraved by 1238 1226 Henry Wilkinson, signed limited edition Three 19th century prints, exterior of H. Merke, titled ‘Beating Sugar Canes print of a retriever with a duck, 42/100, Covent Garden Opera House, the other for a Hog’ and ‘The Dead Hog’, each 26.5cm x 38cm £50-80 an interior view, and Officer Cadets at 35cm x 46cm £80-120 Sandhurst (3) £40-60 1239 Robert Greenhalf, signed print, ‘Clouded 1227 Yellow’, trial proof, 54cm x 46cm £40-60 Three coloured prints after William Hogarth and engravings by Charles 1240 Grignon and Francois Antoine Aveline, Jeremy King, signed limited edition comprising ‘Canvassing for Votes’, print, view of London with cruiser on the ‘Chairing the Members’, and ‘Strolling Thames, 73/250, 43cm x 63cm £30-50 Actresses Dressing’, each 48cm x 60cm £60-100 1241 After David Roberts. Two prints, ‘Pyramids 1228 of Gizeh, From The Nile’ (plate 128, Late 19th century print after V. Reggianini, 12 x 17cm) and ‘Bethlehem’ (plate 85, interior scene with a young man singing 14.5 x 21cm). London, Published 1855 / and playing the piano and two young ladies 1856 by Day & Sons, Gate Street, Lincoln’s swooning, signed in pencil in the margin, Inn Fields. Framed and glazed (2) £80-120 33cm x 43cm £40-60 1242 1229 Charles Johnson Payne (Snaffles) (British, After William Sextie (1821-1900). 1235 1884-1967), coloured print, “Andsome ‘Weathergage, Winner of the Goodwood, Is - Wot Andsome does”, signed in pencil, Wolverhampton and Casarewitch Stakes 1235 48 x 43cm £30-50 1852…’ Rare hand coloured aquatint by Karen Knorr (American, b.1954), J.Harris (John Harris lll (1811-1865). ‘Principles of Political Economy’. 1243 Published by W. Sextie March 1853. Cibachrome, from her Capital series, § Laurence Stephen Lowry RBA RA William Sextie, from Cheltenham, was a 90cm x 113cm. (British, 1887-1976). ‘Our Town’, print Royal Academy exhibited painter of horses, Provenance: Bought from the Salama-Caro in colours signed in pencil and numbered also a racehorse trainer (at Rockley House, Gallery in Cork Street in May 1991 265/850 to margin. Published by Grove Marlborough). 47 x 65cm. Framed and £2000-3000 Galleries Ltd., Manchester. 42 x 61cm. glazed £150-200 See Illustration Framed and glazed. Please note that artist resale right may also be payable on this 1230 1236 lot up to a maximum of 4% on top of the Friedrich Weber (German, 1813-1882) Set of six black and white 19th century hammer price (visit www.dac.org for more ‘Lais Corinthiaca’ after Hans Holbein. engravings after M Penley, Monkey Island, information) £2000-4000 Proof, signed in pencil by the artist. inscribed on reverse Sir Frederic Johnstone, See Illustration 25 x 19.5cm. Framed and glazed £30-50 15 x 23.5cm £40-60

1231 William Lionel Wyllie (British, 1851-1931), etching The Forth Bridge, 23cm x 37cm £150-200

1232 Tranquillo Marangoni (1912-1992) series of seven woodcuts of Trieste, signed with a monogram TM in the print and signed indistinctly in pencil with title on the border, 21cm x 13cm image(7) three other architectural prints, and a small watercolour of flowers with an attribution to Elizabeth Parry, and a folder of loose pages from “Cook’s second voyage for making discoveries in the South Seas and round the world” pg. 175-214 £40-60

1233 Prints, after Charles “Snaffles” Johnson Payne (1884-1967) “ A sight to take home and dream about”, 56cm x 73cm, “Sandown, Asking ‘em the question” 50cm x 73cm, “ A bona fide fox chaser” 1243 48cm x 43cm (with blind stamps), “Sport in the Shiney” colour print, 48cm x 62cm £60-100

1245 19th century portrait of a lady, oil on canvas board, 27.5 x 22.5cm. Framed £150-250

1246 Raoul Dufy (French, 1877-1953). ‘The Wheatfield’, print, unsigned. 52 x 65cm. Framed and glazed £100-200

1247 Portrait of Jean Genet, French runaway outcast and criminal who became a gay novelist, poet, and political activist. Crayon lithograph by Hans Anschutz (German Surrealist, active 1960s), based on an early identification photograph of Genet whilst held in the Mettray Penal Establishment. Anschutz illustrated ‘Jean Genet Der Zun Tode Verurteilte’ by Gerald Erhardt published in 1969 so presumably this print is of a similar date. (No other example found). Limited edition of 7, this number 5. Hand signed in pencil to margin. 36.5 x 37.5cm 1244 £100-200 1254 1261 Kerry Darlington (British, b.1974), ‘Romeo Sherree Valentine Daines (British, b.1959), 1248 and Juliet’, signed, limited edition mixed ‘Picking Bluebells’, signed limited edition William Lionel Wyllie, R.A, (British, media and print, 82/150, 71cm x 104cm print, 58/195, 26.5cm x 22.5cm £40-60 1851-1931), ‘Blackwall Reach on the £100-150 Thames’, etching, signed in pencil, 1262 18.5cm x 33cm £80-120 1255 Gary Benfield (British, b.1965), ‘Santa Gary Benfield (British, b.1965), ‘Moonlight’, Maria’, signed limited edition print on 1249 signed, limited edition print, 58/195, canvas, 38/195, 43cm x 61cm £60-100 Doug Hyde (British, b.1946), ‘Box of Love’, 53cm x 43cm £60-100 limited edition 46/495, 25cm x 53cm x 36cm 1263 £150-250 1256 Craig Alan, British, ‘Loving You’, signed, Danielle O’Connor Akiyama (b.1957), limited edition print 83/95, 76cm x 76cm 1250 ‘Journey II’, limited edition print 30/75, £150-250 April Shepherd, British 20th/21st century, 76cm x 76cm £40-60 ‘Raring to Go’, limited edition resin, 30cm 1264 high £40-60 1257 Fabian Perez (Argentinian, b.1967), ‘Like a Danielle O’Connor Akiyama (b.1957), Cat III’, signed limited edition print, canvas 1251 ‘Beauty’, limited edition, 86.5cm x 86.5cm on board, 23/195, 45.5cm x 76cm £150-250 April Shepherd, British 20th/21st century, £40-60 ‘On Guard’, limited edition resin, 35.5cm 1265 high £40-60 1258 Paul Normansell, British 20th century, Samantha Ellis, British b.1992, ‘Playing for ‘Happy and Glorious’, singed with initials, 1252 Time’, signed, limited edition artist’s proof, limited edition print, 44/195, paper on board, Sherree Valentine Daines (British, b.1959), 19/20, 73.5cm x 56cm £40-60 66cm x 48cm £50-80 ‘Shared Memories I’, signed limited edition print, 131/195, canvas on board, 1259 1266 42cm x 33cm £60-100 Christian Hook, British 20th/21st century, Kerry Darlington (British, b.1974), ‘Undine’, ‘La Caleta’, limited print on canvas, 39/195, signed, limited edition mixed media and 1253 41cm x 41cm £50-80 print, numbered XL42, 170cm x 99cm Dylan Izaak, ‘Fair Play’, limited edition £300-500 print, 24/195, 33cm x 84cm £60-100 1260 Danielle O’Connor Akiyama (b.1957), 1267 ‘Journey I’, signed, limited edition print, Doug Hyde (British, b.1946), ‘Daisy 3/195, 76cm x 76cm £40-60 Trail’, limited edition sculpture, 467/595, 30.5cm x 25.5cm £100-150

1272 Sir William Russell Flint (British, 1880-1969), two female figures, one carrying a basket on her head, signed in 1270 1271 pencil, 46cm x 70cm £80-120 1268 1270 1273 Sherree Valentine § Salvador Dali (Spanish, 1904-1989). ‘Paradise 14 - Francois Vivares (1709-1780), After Daines (British, b.1959), Ghost of Christ’. Wood engraving in colour on Rives J. Smith, A South West View of ‘Childhood Dreams’ limited paper from the Devine Comedy series: Series. Hand Chatsworth, hand coloured engraving sculpture, 5/195, 25.5cm signed in pencil by the artist in 1974. Annotated ‘g.a. with inscribed mount, published in 1766, high £100-150 G’. With blindstamp of editor of Les Heures Claires 40cm x 55cm £50-100 (Jean Estrade) lower left margin. 24 x 18cm. Framed and 1269 glazed. Sherree Valentine Daines Provenance: sold with certificate of authenticity from Fine (British, b.1959), ‘Out Art Sales Inc. Please note that artist resale right maybe to Play’, limited edition payable on top of the hammer price for this lot up to a sculpture, 25.5cm high maximum of 4%, see www.dacs.org for more information £100-150 £300-600 See Illustration

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1278 1274 1278 1274 Paul Sandby R.A. (British, c.1730-1809). William Leighton Leitch (Scottish, Killin at the head of Loch Tay, blue and 1804-1883). Venetian landscape with grey wash, 10cm x 15cm. gondolas, oil on board, signed lower left, Provenance: Fry Gallery £200-300 30 x 43cm £300-400 See Illustration See Illustration 1279 1282 Kenneth Macleay (Scottish 1802-1878), portrait of a young child holding a rose, 1282 signed and dated lower right, A Macleay Marjorie Cox (British, 1915-2003), ‘Danny’ R. S. A., 1867, watercolour heightened with a Rough Collie, signed and dated 1965, white, unframed, 25cm x 17.5cm £40-60 pastel, 51cm x 42.5cm £50-80 See Illustration

1283 19th century, English School, portrait of a young woman in a red coat, and hat 1275 and holding playing cards, unsigned, watercolour, in oval mount, 32cm x 26.5cm 1275 £30-50 § John Maclauchlan Milne (Scottish, 1885/86-1957). “Iona”, watercolour, signed 1284 22cm x 34cm. Please note that artist resale Kathleen Sylvester Le Clerc Fowle (British, right maybe additionally payable on top 1903-1992), semi-nude woman sitting on of the hammer price for this lot up to a a chair, signed, pastel, 33cm x 27.5cm maximum of 4%, please visit www.dacs.org £60-80 for more information £400-600 See Illustration 1285 Frank Kelsey (act.c.1887-1923), pair of 1276 watercolours, large sailing vessels close § John Duncan Fergusson (Scottish, to the shore, signed, 24cm x 34cm (2) 1874-1961). Flowers, watercolour inscribed £200-300 with artists notes, 16cm x 11cm. Provenance: Lot 119 Sotheby’s Scottish Sale 5th February 1991, one of 6 watercolours apparently from the same sketch book sold as lots 118-123 of which 3 are inscribed “Antibes 1925”. Please note that Artists Resale Right maybe additionally payable on the lot (where above the threshold) on top of the hammer price up to a maximum of 4%, visit www.dacs.org for 1280 more information £2000-3000

See Illustration 1280 § Fred Yates (British 1922-2008), 1286 1277 ‘Simplicity can be important’, signed, 1286 § John Duncan Fergusson (Scottish, watercolour, 30.5cm x 12.5cm. Samuel Owen, pair of 19th century 1874-1961). ‘Antibes’, watercolour over Provenance: John Martin Gallery label watercolours, ships at sea with rowing black chalk, 16cm x 11cm. verso. Please note that Artists Resale Right boats close by, both 20cm x 26cm Provenance: Lot 123 Sotheby’s Scottish is additionally payable on this lot up to £200-300 Sale 5th February 1991, one of 6 a maximum of 4% on top of the hammer See Illustration watercolours apparently from the same price (visit www.dacs.org.uk for more sketch book sold as lots 118-123 of which information) £200-300 1287 3 are inscribed “Antibes 1925”. Please note See Illustration Attributed to John Canteloe Joy, ‘Lugger that Artists Resale Right maybe additionally and other shipping in a stiff breeze’, payable on the lot (where above the 1281 watercolour, 16cm x 22cm £100-150 threshold) on top of the hammer price up to Arderne Clarence (British, 1882-1966), a maximum of 4%, visit www.dacs.org for set of four coastal scenes, rocky cliffs, 1288 more information £2000-3000 and ships leaving harbour, four pictures Thomas Lucop, 19th century, ships at See Illustration in two frames, signed, watercolours, each sea by night, watercolour, 14cm x 21cm 24cm x 12cm £50-80 £100-150

1294 C G Hancock, early 20th century scene of English classical building, with trees in the foreground, signed and dated 1904, 28cm x 40cm £60-100 1299 1295 1299 Samuel Owen, watercolour, boats on the O Norie, 1832-1901, winter scene with shoreline with cliffs behind, 11.5cm x 10cm soldiers on horseback, signed, watercolour, £50-80 14cm x 19cm £150-250 See Illustration

1300 19th century watercolour scene with a figure walking by a river with cottage in the background, 11cm x 15.5cm £50-80

1301 1308 C. Vinot, 19th century style scene of figures 1308 outside a tavern, seated and in carriages, W. Williamson, pastel portrait of an officer, signed, watercolour, 15.5cm x 25cm signed and dated 1812, 54cm x 44cm £100-150 1296 £200-300 See Illustration 1296 1302 R Simkin, 19th century watercolour Wilfred A Ashby, set of three early 20th depicting the 68th Light Infantry, four century, watercolour landscapes of rivers, soldiers in red tunics the foreground, each approximately 15.5cm x 23cm 23cm x 30cm £200-300 £150-250 See Illustration

1309 1309 Garman Morris (act. 1900-1930), scene of ships at sea on a cloudy day, signed, 1303 watercolour, 40cm x 90cm £150-250 See Illustration 1303 William Gray, 19th century, The Needles 1310 on The Isle of Wight, with a paddle steamer Late 19th/early 20th century English 1297 coming in to a jetty, signed, watercolour, School, landscape with mother and children 12cm x 32cm, Hampton Hill Gallery label 1297 outside a cottage, unsigned, watercolour, verso £150-250 Orlando Norie (Belgian, 1832-1901). 19th 33cm x 52cm £80-120 See Illustration century watercolour depicting Cavalry men and men firing a field gun, 23.5cm x 33cm £200-300 See Illustration

1312 19th century English School, autumnal parkland scene with cattle and a church in the distance, unsigned, watercolour, 30cm x 44cm £60-100

1313 John Mogford (1821-1885), coastal scene with figures, watercolour, signed and dated 1869, 34 x 54cm £80-120

1314 Edward Frank Gillett RI (British, 1874-1927). ‘Full Cry’. Mounted huntsman jumping a hedge, watercolour, signed with initials lower right. Provenance: Sheila Hinde Fine Art- label verso. 44 x 54cm £300-500 1321

1315 1315 Charles Robert Knight (American, 1874-1953). A pair of Dolphins. Watercolour and Charcoal. 1902. Signed and dated lower right. Old label verso with price $11000. 25.5 x 46.5cm. Framed and glazed £500-800 See Illustration

1316 1326 Vernon de Beauvoir Ward (British, 1321 1326 1905-1985). Geese flying over Willow. Peter De Wint (British, 1784-1849). Frederic Bruly Bouabre (Cheik Nadro). Watercolour and gouache. Signed in pencil ‘Castle Rising, Norfolk’ watercolour, (Ivorian, 1923-2014). ‘La Venue au Monde lower right. 30 x 23cm. Framed and glazed 31cm x 47cm. de L’humanite’, women giving birth, £80-120 Provenance: City of Lincoln, Usher Art signed, inscribed, and dated 10/11-7-2006 1317 Gallery, Peter De Wint Exhibition 1937 verso, titled, crayon and ball point pen, Van Minh Nguyen (Vietnamese, 20th label verso £1000-1500 each 20cm x 15cm (30) £1000-1500 century). Two Black and White cats. See Illustration See Illustration Watercolour on silk. 1996. Signed and 1322 dated lower right. 20 x 29cm. Framed and In the manner of Eloise Harriet Stannard glazed £100-150 (1829-1915), study of a dead pigeon, 1318 watercolour, 24cm x 28cm £50-100 French School (19/20th century)/manner 1323 of Toulouse Lautrec. Shadowy figures in Mabel Amber Kingwell (1890-1924) pair, a bar. Watercolour on paper, laid to card. Dartmoor ponies, watercolours, signed, 21.5 x 24cm £30-50 13cm x 18cm £80-120 1319 1324 G McGillivray, portrait of a Victorian 1327 Stephen Foster, pair of watercolour gentleman, signed and dated 1846, charcoal landscapes, signed lower left and dated ’91, 1327 and pastel, 35.5cm x 26.5cm £60-100 each 27cm x 47cm (2) £80-120 Frederic Bruly Bouabre (Cheik Nadro). (Ivorian, 1923-2014). ‘Le portrait d’une 1320 1325 sublime femme’, signed, inscribed and Augusto Moriani portrait of a fisherman Early 18th pastel portrait, the back board dated verso 19/21-8-2006, titled, crayon and signed watercolour, 54cm x 37cm £60-100 inscribed F Napier RN Captain the Hon. ball point pen, 30cm x 20cm (2) £200-300 G. Napier, and other members of the family, See Illustration 24cm x 18cm £50-100

Buyer’s premium, at 30% inclusive of VAT, is payable on every lot in this sale. On certain bidding platforms there will be additional charges which should be noted at time of registration. For late collection, and storage charges see page 2. There are no charges on debit or credit card payments. 65 1328 1339 Robert George Talbot Kelly (1861-1934), Ronald Dean (British, b.1929). ‘A Hampshire “Nile Flats”, watercolour, signed, Cottage’. Thatched cottage by a bridge in 31cm x 45cm £100-150 a wooded landscape. Watercolour, signed lower left. Mall Galleries label verso, 1329 27 x 44cm. And Red Lion in Snow, part label F.G. Coleridge (English, 1840-1925), verso with incomplete title, possibly ‘Surrey The Thames near Henley, watercolour, Snow’, watercolour, 34 x 45cm (2) £50-80 signed lower right, 23 x 36cm £60-80 1340 1330 1336 Thomas Riley Clemence (British, Richard Robjent (British, b.1937), 1336 1863-1947). Dorking, Guardsman parading Mallards, watercolour, 36 x 50cm Myles Birket Foster (British, 1825-1899), past The Three Tuns Hotel. Watercolour, £100-150 lakeside scene, watercolour, monogrammed signed lower left, titled lower right, lower right £200-300 42 x 28cm. Framed and glazed. 1331 See Illustration Note: Thomas Clemence worked as an George Hamilton Constantine (British, architect, senior partner in the Guildford firm 1878-1967), rural landscape depicting ‘Clemence & Moon’ £120-180 hay gathering, watercolour, 27 x 36cm £100-200 1341 ‘JAF’ Attributed to John Anster Fitzgerald. 1332 Greenfinches in a Flowering garden, Watercolour, African landscape, signed Peregrine on a Cliff and Swallows above a with initials EE 1936 £50-80 landscape. Three watercolours with pen+ink, 1333 bodycolour and gum arabic. Each signed Henry Stannard (British 1844-1920), with initials lower right. Inscribed verso with three shire horses by a country track and the type of bird, probably by a later hand. cottage, signed, watercolour, 33cm x 49cm Each 11.5 x 17cm (3) £50-100 £150-250 1337 1342 M. Waller (19/20th century) possibly 1334 1337 Walter William May (1831-1896), On Marjorie Waller. Hindhead Sunset, a view of Hilda Chancellor Pope (British, 1913-1976). the Devil’s Punchbowl. Watercolour, signed the banks of the Shannon, watercolour, The Lion Gate Entrance, Hampton Court. monogrammed lower right, 18.5cm x 29cm bottom right. 28 x 39cm. Framed and glazed Watercolour and gouache. Signed lower £40-60 £60-80 right. 40 x 50cm. Framed and glazed £300-500 1335 1343 See Illustration 19th century English school” Rydale Water, 19th century English School. Huntsman in a Cumbria”. watercolour, titled on the back Mountainous Landscape, believed to be the 1338 Ooty Hunt in the Nilgiri Hills of Tamil Nadu, of the paper, 30cm x 43cmSold on behalf of Helena Maguire (British, 1860-1909). Phyllis Tuckwell Hospice £100-150 India. Unsigned, impressed paper mark ‘Intruders’, girl, puppy and doves by an bottom right ‘Pall Mall’. 21 x 35cm. Framed open window. Monochrome watercolour. and glazed £100-200 Signed and titled verso with artist’s London address £180-220 1344 Spanish School, manner of Roberto Domingo Y Falloya. Horses turning a Mill Wheel with man wearing a black sombrero. Watercolour. Another painting verso by the same hand depicting Continental thatched roof cottages in a leafy setting, Watercolour on paper. Unsigned. 29 x 42cm £80-120

1345 Wilfred Knox as AD Bell (British, 1884-1966). ‘On into the Night’, Clipper Ship in a choppy sea. Watercolour and bodycolour, 1939. Partial signature visible lower left. On Whatman board inscribed with artist, title and date verso. 22 x 34cm. Framed and glazed £80-120

1346 Gustave de Breanski (British, 1856-1898). Fishermen on a beach. Watercolour. Signed lower right. 25 x 35cm. Framed and glazed £100-150

1347 1350 TS Thompson. ‘Send Church’, watercolour on paper. 14.5 x 19.5cm. Framed and glazed £20-40

1349 1356 Thomas Bush Hardy (British, Harold Cox, British, landscape view 1842-1897). River scene. Watercolour with haystacks and trees, signed, pastel, on paper, signed and dated. 12 x 17cm 30cm x 37.5cm £80-120 £50-100 1357 1350 Barbara Wyllie, British, still-life of § Salvador Dali (Spanish, flowers in a vase, signed, watercolour, 1904-1989). ‘Signature’, oil and 51.5cm x 34cm £50-80 brush and ink and watercolor on paper, 9.5cm x 14cm. 1358 Provenance: Sotheby’s Olympia, 26th Sydney Vale (British, 1916-1991), October 2005, Lot No. 116. Please ‘White cliffs of Dover, signed, note that Artists Resale Right maybe watercolour, 56cm x 75cm £150-200 additionally payable on the lot (where 1351 above the threshold) on top of the 1359 Four Victorian Collage Pictures using hammer price up to a maximum of cut-outs of Armorial Crests and Coats 4%, visit www.dacs.org for more of Arts. C1880. Each picture with information £3000-5000 crests, coats of arms and motifs cut See Illustration from letters and documents, enhanced 1351 with watercolour, comprising four § Pablo Picasso (Spanish, 15.5 x 11.5cm pictures mounted in 1881-1973). Tete de Taureau, a single giltwood frame. Frame size signed dated 26.8.63, pen ink on 43 x 34.5cm £200-300 paper, 21 x 21.5cm. Purchased from See Illustration Sotheby’s Impressionist and Modern Art Olympia London Sale 15 March 1360 Four Victorian Collage Pictures using 2007. cut-outs of Armorial Crests and Coats Provenance: ‘Acquired directly of Arts. C1880. Each picture with from the artist by present owner crests, coats of arms and motifs cut in 1963. The authenticity of this from letters and documents, enhanced work has been confirmed by Maya with watercolour, comprising four Widmaier Picasso. Sold with receipt 15.5 x 11.5cm pictures mounted in of purchase and photocopy of page single giltwood frame, frame size: from the catalogue. Please note that 43 x 33.5cm £200-300 artist resale right maybe additionally See Illustration payable on top of the hammer price on this lot, where above the threshold, 1361 up to a maximum of 4%. Please visit A Victorian Collage Picture using 1359 www.dacs.org for more information cut-outs of Military and Naval £4000-6000 insignia. C1880. Each picture with See Illustration motifs cut from letters and documents, enhanced with watercolour, 1352 19 x 15.5cm. Mounted and framed in 20th century, study of eight giltwood frame £80-120 Seychellois birds, gouache, 31cm x 22.5cm, Label verso listing 1362 the birds and marked plate XX A Victorian Collage Picture using £80-120 cut-outs of Naval insignia. C1880. Each picture with motifs cut from 1353 letters and documents, enhanced with Russell Frampton (British, b.1961), watercolour, 19 x 15.5cm. Mounted ‘Man at Crossroads’, signed and dated and framed in giltwood frame ’88, mixed media, 32cm x 55cm £80-120 £60-100

1354 J. Bowyer, 20th century, ‘Ventnor’ coastal scene, signed, watercolour, 24cm x 34cm £50-80

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Buyer’s premium, at 30% inclusive of VAT, is payable on every lot in this sale. On certain bidding platforms there will be additional charges which should be noted at time of registration. For late collection, and storage charges see page 2. There are no charges on debit or credit card payments. 67 1363 1367 1373 A Victorian Collage Picture Walter Durac Barnett (British, Judith White (Australian, b.1951). ‘Artist’s Work Board’, mixed using cut-outs of Naval and other 1876-1961). ‘Boxmoor Street, media on paper. Signed, with Richard Hagen Fine Paintings label insignia. C1880. Each picture Norland Market’. Coloured verso. 24 x 33cm, framed and glazed £40-60 with crests and motifs cut from chalks, signed. 20 x 26.5cm. letters and documents, enhanced Framed and glazed £60-100 with watercolour, 19 x 15.5cm. Mounted and framed in giltwood 1368 frame £80-120 Walter Durac Barnett (British, 1876-1961). ‘Stockton’. Coloured 1364 chalks, signed. 20 x 26.5cm. A Victorian Collage Picture using Framed and glazed £60-100 cut-outs of Crests and Coats of Arms. C1880. Each picture 1369 with motifs cut from letters Portrait of an officer, 19th and documents, enhanced with century. Oil on canvas, unsigned. watercolour, 19 x 16cm. Mounted 46 x 36cm. Framed and glazed and framed in giltwood frame £150-250 £80-120 1370 1374 19th century floral watercolour, 1365 1374 signed indistinctly. 24 x 19cm. Leslie Robert Poole-Smith § Christiane Kubrick (German, b.1932), ‘Polly on Stanley’s Bed’, Framed and glazed £60-100 (British, 19th / 20th century). mixed media on paper. c1980, signed and dated 79’, with Mercury ‘Sahara’, desert scene with figures Gallery Label verso. Note Christiane Kubrick was the wife of and camels. Watercolour, signed 1371 19th century watercolour of filmmaker Stanley Kubrick from 1958 until his death in 1999. and dated 1914. 24 x 35cm. a woman carrying a child. Please note that artist resale right maybe additionally payable Framed and glazed £100-200 43 x 29cm. Framed and glazed on top of the hammer price for this lot up to a maximum of 4%, please visit www.dacs.org for more information £400-600 1366 £40-60 See Illustration Agnes M. Goodall (British, 19th / 20th century). Desert scene with 1372 J Bachot (French), Fan design, 1375 figures, watercolour signed and fantasy landscape scene of a Pair of 19th century curtain designs, watercolour on paper, each dated 1910. 21.5 x 33cm. Framed maiden in the woods with deer, 40.5 x 35.5cm. Framed and glazed. With David Ker Fine Art and glazed £80-120 circa 1910, watercolour on fabric, labels verso £100-200 signed and dated indistinctly, 1376 14 x 42cm. Framed and glazed Louis Davis (British, 1860-1941), Pencil drawing of a stained £100-200 glass window design on paper, unsigned, with label verso for a Louis Davis Exhibition March - April 1971, 72 x 19cm. Framed and glazed £30-50

1377 Tony Chen (American, b.1929), Wildfowl, watercolour on paper, signed lower left, 28.5 x 52cm. Framed and glazed £80-120

1378 Arthur Parsey (British, fl. 1827-40). ‘The Hunt Ball’, watercolour, signed lower right and dated 1828. 38 x 47cm. Framed and glazed £50-80

1379 Architectural and stained glass window design. Mixed media, unknown artist. 42 x 29.5cm. Framed and glazed £30-50

1380 19th century interior scene, guests arriving, watercolour, signed TLS and dated 1861 lower left. 46.5 x 33.5cm. Framed and glazed £60-100

1381 Wadham College, Oxford. 1838. Watercolour on paper, titled and dated verso. 17.5 x 26.5cm. Along with two prints, ‘Hall At Wiston’, 26 x 21.5cm, and ‘King George IV Gateway, With York And Lancaster Towers’, 28 x 39cm (3) £40-60

1382 § John Minton (British 1917-1957). Jim, Long John Silver and a pirate’, pen and ink, 24cm x 18cm, illustrated R L Stevenson ‘Treasure Island’, Paul Elek, Camden Classics, London 1947, p. 95 Please note that artist resale right maybe additionally payable on top of the hammer price for this lot up to a maximum of 4%, please visit www.dacs.org for more information £1000-1500 1382 See Illustration

1398 William James Boddy (British, 1832-1911). St Mary’s Abbey, York, Watercolour, Signed and dated lower right, 1888. 35.5 x 26cm. 1383 1390 Framed and glazed £150-200 1383 1390 Ronald Searle (British, 1920-2011), Russia Henry Bright (British, 1814-1873). ‘Ruins Refugee Camp Near Naples, monochrome of a moated Manor, charcoal and white ink, signed and titled lower left, chalk, 23cm x 33cm. The Little Gallery 37cm x 53cm. Typed note verso: Refugees label verso £200-300 1960 page 34 £150-200 See Illustration See Illustration 1391 1384 W Hardwick, two game birds with a Rachel Hemming Bray (b.1947), scientists thatched cottage behind, 17 x 19.5cm in a lab, watercolour and pastel, signed and signed and dated 1828, burr walnut frame dated 1993, 48cm x 36cm £60-80 £30-50 1399 1385 1392 1399 Ken Howard (British, b.1932), Village A framed needlework fragment, 4 miniature Joseph William Carey (Irish, 1859-1937). near Walling, Nepal, signed and dated portraits (2 unframed) and two other ‘The Killeries’ Irish Coastal Landscape with ’79, pencil and wash highlighted in white, pictures £20-40 figures by cottages, Watercolour. Titled lower 30cm x 22cm £150-250 left, signed and dated lower right, 1932. 1393 25 x 36.5cm. Framed and glazed £200-300 1386 Two watercolours, one depicting Steyning See Illustration Samuel Phillips Jackson (British, church, the other Steyning Old Priory, 1830-1904), ‘View of a Rocky Shore’, unsigned, in oval mounts, 21cm x 28.5cm 1400 pencil, 6.5cm x 4.5cm. David Ker Fine Art £60-100 Richard Simkin (British 1850-1926), Officers label verso £100-150 of the West Kent Yeomanry; Col. H D 1394 Stansfield and Capt. Henry Nevill, signed William Welch, landscape with figures and dated 1884 lower left, with inscription on and horses pulling a hay cart, signed, the backboard, watercolour heightened with watercolour, 49.5cm x 74.5cm £100-150 body-colour and white, 28cm x 23cm. Provenance: The Fine Art and Military Gallery, Pall Mall, London £80-120

1401 Mrs A. Lukis De Guerin ASWA, cottages at Shere, signed lower right, inscribed on an old label on the backboard, watercolour heightened with white, 22cm x 28cm. Exhibited: Society of Women Artists 1876 catalogue No. 826 Price £7. Provenance: The Stephen Furniss collection £40-60

1402 1387 Copley Fielding (1787-1855) estuary view, watercolour, signed and dated 1850, 1387 19.5cm x 32cm, Rozalo Schiffner, putti Henry William Bunbury (British, 1750-1811), playing pipes, watercolour, inscribed on the woman riding a donkey, pencil and ink, back of the mount, 13cm x 17cm (2) £50-80 8cm x 10cm £300-500 1395 See Illustration 1403 1395 After Canaletto, pair of landscape views of Lilian Stannard (British 1877-1944), Path 1388 London, unsigned watercolours circa 1910, through a garden with flower borders, Style of Birket Foster, figures on a horse labels verso, 20cm x 48cm £150-250 and cart with sheep and cattle watering, signed, watercolour, 24cm x 17cm 17.5cm x 25.5cm, signed with initials, £150-200 1404 watercolour on board £200-300 See Illustration Pair of oval portraits of children, charcoal and pastel, 65cm x 51cm £50-100 1389 1396 Style of Birket Foster, country scene of Manner of Samuel Prout, Street scene, 1405 figures by a log and cottage, unsigned, Fisch Kasten Fountain, Ulm, Germany. Ary Scheffer Dutch (1795-1858) Study 17cm x 12.5cm, black and brown ink Watercolour on paper. 40 x 26cm. Framed of Jesus in the crown of thorns, signed, £80-100 and glazed £40-60 charcoal 35cm x 27cm £200-300

1413 20th century, Persian School, scene with figures in a courtyard with chickens, signed, oil on board, 70cm x 62.5cm £70-100

1414 Woo Kyang, 20th century, mixed media 1406 abstract on board, signed and dated ’88, 1406 59cm x 59cm £50-80 Peter De Wint, 1784-1849, cattle with horse 1415 and cart on a bridge, black and white chalk, H Travino, ‘Rustico’, continental scene, 1421 15cm x 18.5cm £100-150 courtyard with chickens, oil on board, signed See Illustration H Travino, inscriptions verso, 39cm x 48cm 1421 £150-250 § William Hoggatt (British, 1880-1961). ‘September Morn’, signed, oil on paper, 20cm x 17cm. Please note that Artists Resale Right maybe additionally payable on the lot (where above the threshold) on top of the hammer price up to a maximum of 4%, visit www.dacs.org for more information £800-1200 See Illustration

1422 G. Shaw, 19th century landscape, depicting 1407 1416 figures fishing and sheep on the riverbank, 1407 1416 signed and dated ’87, oil on canvas, Peter De Wint (British, 1784-1849), lake L Ritter, Venetian scene of the Doges Palace, 16.5cm x 24cm £60-100 district view, black and white chalk, oil on canvas, signed, 49.5cm x 75cm 25.5cm x 35.5cm, label verso Buttermere £350-450 from Crummock Water £200-300 See Illustration See Illustration 1417 1408 H Travino, continental scenes; woman Paul Delamain (French, 1821-1882). Pencil feeding chickens and street scene with drawing on paper, with artists stamp. figures and donkey, pair of oils on board, 1423 37 x 28cm. Framed and glazed £80-120 signed, 29cm x 39cm (2) £300-500 1423 1409 Attributed to Henry Moore, 1831-1895, sea Barbara Sapides? Chinese harbour scene, scene with rocks with a view towards the signed, oil on canvas laid on board, Isle of Skye, oil on board, 9.5cm x 23cm 38.5cm x 49cm £50-80 £250-350 See Illustration 1410 19th century, English School, beach scene 1424 with hills in the distance, indistinctly Manner of Samuel Calvert, Fishing smacks signed, oil on canvas, 24.5cm x 44.5cm off the coast of Norfolk, oil on canvas, £50-80 bears signature 50cm x 75cm £200-300 1418 1425 1418 § Maurice Canning Wilks ARHA RUA A. Hulk, pair of 19th century, oil seascapes, (Irish, 1910-1984) cottages Donegal, oil of ships at sea, signed lower right, each on canvas, 34cm x 44cm inscribed verso 29cm x 44.5cm £400-600 Atlantic Drive, Co Donegal. Please note that See Illustration artist resale right, where above the threshold, maybe added on top fo the hammer price for 1419 this lot up to a maximum of 4% (visit www. 19th century English School, landscape dacs.org for more information) £600-1000 with shepherd and sheep on a country lane See Illustration with cottage, oil on canvas, 39cm x 49cm 1411 £100-150 1426 1411 Frank Walters (British, 20th century), 1420 Ross Foster, 20th-21st century, before the pair of mountain landscapes with streams 19th century oil landscape, a couple on a Punch & Judy show, signed, oil on canvas, running through, signed, oil on canvas, country lane with a dog, a watermill and 50cm x 73cm £100-150 each 50cm x 75cm £200-300 trees, oil on canvas, 39cm x 49cm £100-150 See Illustration

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1427 1429 1430 Oil on panel, young woman with 19th century, Continental § Elmyr De Hory (Hungarian, 1906-1976), after Matisse, oil on child, unsigned, 27.5 x 23cm, in School, army officer in a blue canvas signed, 63cm x 76cm. Please note that artist resale right gilt frame £100-150 coat on a chestnut horse, in oval maybe additionally payable on top of the hammer price for this frame, unsigned, oil on board, lot up to a maximum of 4%, please visit www.dacs.org for more 1428 29.5cm x 24cm £500-800 information £400-600 Edward Ladell (British, See Illustration See Illustration 1821-1886), still-life with flask, wine glass and fruit in a circular 1431 mount, oil on canvas, signed Robert Poetzelberger (Austrian,1856-1930), ‘Burning her E Ladell lower right, diam 35cm Letters’, oil on canvas, signed, 50cm x 51cm. £1000-1500 Provenance: The Circle Gallery, Sunninghill £1500-2000 See Illustration See Illustration

1432 1432 British School (16th/17th century). ‘Portrait of Dean Alexander Nowell (c1507?-1602)’, by an unknown hand, oil on canvas, re-stretched and re-lined, 84.5cm x 71cm. (Dean of St Paul’s for 42 years. He was educated at Brasenose College, Oxford, where he became a Fellow in 1536. Shown with a fishing rod behind him and with fish hooks in his hand (he was a keen fisherman) and on a table, he was known as a piscator hominum, and according to Thomas Fuller’s History of the Worthies of Britain, he accidently invented bottled beer. Other copies of this image are held in Brasenose College, University of Oxford, and St Paul’s Cathedral, an engraving after it was published in 1796). Provenance: Sold by the Nowell family. This portrait has been in the possession of the Nowell family since 1811 when it was given as a gift to Alexander Nowell by Robert Sherson for helping Sherson’s son when he was in trouble. With a digital copy of the letter from Sherson to Nowell £4000-6000 See Illustration

1434 1434 C. John, 20th century, still-life with poppies in a vase, signed, oil on canvas, 54cm x 46cm £200-300 See Illustration 1433

1438 R. Cavella, pair of scenes of sailing ships at sea with other boats around signed, oil on board, 14cm x 18.5cm (2) £100-150

1439 19th century style interior scene with embracing couple unsigned oil on board 40cm x 28cm £60-80

1440 20th century landscape oil on board monogramed AFW, 32cm x 42cm £60-100

1441 20th century study of two horses unsigned oil 1436 on board 28cm x 46cm £60-100

1436 1442 E. Berthelemy (early 20th century), coastal 1435 F Welby abstract signed oil on canvas, scene with figures on a beach with a boat 92cm x 60cm £60-100 1435 and chalk cliffs in the distance, signed, oil on C. Bouffay, 19th century, still-life with roses board, 23cm x 23cm £500-800 1443 in a vase, signed and dated 1886, oil on See Illustration 20th century shop front scene unsigned oil canvas, 71cm x 53cm £200-300 on board, 29cm x 23cm £60-100 See Illustration 1437 R. Cavella, set of four scenes of ships at sea, 1444 two in rough seas, and two by moonlight, 20th century study of two figures unsigned signed, oil on board, 5.5cm x 7.5cm, and oil on panel, 38cm x 26cm £50-80 7.5cm x 5.5cm (4) £100-150

1446 19th century English school, Harvesting, oil on canvas, 24cm x 29cm £40-60

1447 19th Oil on panel, portrait of a woman in a black dress, unsigned. 35cm x 28cm £50-80

1448 D Redland, after the original by James Jacques Joseph Tissot Young Ladies Looking at Japanese Objects, oil on canvas, signed, 80cm x 60cm £200-300

1449 1449 Winter scene with figures skating on a frozen lake and with thatched buildings nearby, oil on canvas, unsigned, 50cm x 66cm £250-300 See Illustration

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1455 Mary Beresford Williams (British, b.1931), Mother and Child in a Cottage Garden, oil on canvas, signed lower right, remains of label with Devon address verso, 45cm x 54cm £50-80

1456 George Deakins (British, 1911-1982). Oriental Harbour Scene. ‘China Coast’. Oil 1452 on panel, signed lower left £30-50 1452 1457 Sydney Russell Cadogan, 19th/20th Norwich School. Riverside Inn with 1450 century, landscape with trees, lake and figures, distant steeple (possibly Norwich). mountains beyond, signed, oil on canvas, Attribution verso to Joseph John Cotman. 1450 79cm x 120cm £300-500 41 x 56cm £50-80 Portrait, probably of Anne of Cleves, after See Illustration a 16th century original, titled Anna Regina 1458 Anno Domini 1536, unsigned, oil on panel, 1453 Webb (20th century). Cottages in a Wooded 57cm x 49cm £500-800 E Ellis, 19th century English School, Landscape at Sunset. Oil on board, signed See Illustration Harbour Scene, oil on canvas, signed, ‘Webb’ lower left. 38 x 60cm £60-100 40 x 60cm £80-120 1451 1459 Portrait of Charles I on horseback after 1454 Paul Raymond Seaton (British, b.1953), the original by Van Dyck, oil on canvas, Reginald Mills, oil on board, still life still life of flowers and a pipe signed and 90cm x 70cm £1000-1500 interior with flowers and a bowl of fruit, dated 91 oil on canvas, 29cm x 34cm See Illustration signed, 40 x 30cm £100-150 £200-300

1465 1465 § Raymond Campbell (British, b.1956), still life, wine, fruit and cheese, oil on board, signed, 49cm x 39cm Provenance: Forest Gallery Fine Art No. 26044. Please note that Artists Resale Right is additionally payable on this lot up to a maximum of 4% on top of the hammer price (visit www.dacs.org.uk for more information) £500-800 See Illustration

1466 Jean-Claude Tron (Danish, b 1943). Yellow landscape with trees, oil on canvas, signed 33cm x 40cm. Provenance: Forest Gallery Fine Art No. 26044 Jean Claude Tron began to paint at the age of thirteen. At sixteen he started work, but his desire to paint was so strong that he continued his art studies through evening classes. Despite fulfilling numerous commissions and 1461 holding exhibitions of his work at several 1460 1462 prestigious galleries, JeanClaude did Painting on glass of a sailing boat and 19th century portrait of a lady, seated and not begin to dedicate all his energies figures in rowing boat, monogrammed wearing a red dress, unsigned, oil on canvas, to painting until 1990. Since then he JS to the sail, 16.5 x 11cm, with a letter 79cm x 63cm £150-250 has seen his reputation grow steadily dated 1930 claiming a conection to John throughout Europe and the United States Singer SargentXmas 1930. My dear Mrs 1463 £200-300 Heathcock, Please accept this little Picture, James Prinsep Barnes Beadle (British, 1467 which is a real Sargent in Remembrance 1863-1947). Reviewing the troops, Royal Jean-Claude Tron (Danish, b 1943). of our all too brief meeting on this Plane. Fusiliers (possibly Lt Col, A. Lucas and his Yellow landscape with trees, oil on Sargent painted for the Jewish Community son Col. Wilfred G. Lucas, in South Africa) canvas, signed, 26cm x 22cm. Mr Paul Hirsch of “Alma House” oil on board, signed, and dated 1909, Provenance: Forest Gallery Fine Art. Headingly, Leeds, and during his stay in 21cm x 29cm £300-500 Jean Claude Tron began to paint at the that City painted this one and gave it to age of thirteen. At sixteen he started Mrs Hirsch. It was given to me after her 1464 Alastair Proud (Irish, b.1954), Winter Barn work, but his desire to paint was so passing out of this Life (I was Companion Owl, oil on panel, signed lower left, gallery strong that he continued his art studies Housekeeper) and I wish you to accept it. label verso, 40 x 50cm £150-200 through evening classes. Despite With Love. C.M.L. Beckendorff £50-80 fulfilling numerous commissions and 1461 holding exhibitions of his work at Florent Willems (Belgian, 1823-1905). several prestigious galleries, Jean-Claude Figures with child and dog in an interior, oil did not begin to dedicate all his energies on board, 63 x 48cm. With artist’s wax seals to painting until 1990. Since then he verso attaching illegible label £3000-5000 has seen his reputation grow steadily See Illustration throughout Europe and the United States £150-200

1473 1480 Neil Cawthorne (British, b.1936), 19th century two male figures and a women Sketchworth Park Stud scene of horses all holding spears unsigned oil on canvas grazing, oil on canvas, and another similar, 90cm £300-500 signed, each 34cm x 49cm (2) £100-150

1481 1481 In the manner of Adolphe Joseph Thomas Monticelli, artist in his Studio unsigned oil on canvas 42cm x 72cm £600-1000 See Illustration

1482 19th century Renaissance style, The last supper, oil on canvas unsigned, 132cm x 185cm £200-300 1477 1483 19th century, Crucifixion, oil on canvas, unsigned, 100cm x 67cm £300-500

1485 1494 1485 1490 1497 Studio Dagher, after Titian, figures in Simpson (20th century). Coastal landscape. Marjorie Mostyn (British, 1893-1979, a pastoral landscape, oil on canvas, Oil on Canvas. 60 x 91cm. Framed ‘Reverie’ portrait of a young woman, 89cm x 130cm £400-600 £100-200 signed, oil on board, 50.5cm x 40cm See Illustration £200-300 1491 1486 19th century portrait of a young lady with 1498 Studio of Pierre Gavarni 1845-1932, a ribbon in her hair unsigned oil on canvas Deardon, 20th century, landscape with landscape with trees, oil on paper, 65cm x 50cm £100-200 horses and buildings, oil on board, 18cm x 25.5cm £150-250 19cm x 15.5cm £50-80

1499 Benjamin Gibbon (British, 1914-1989), Autumn landscape with quarry and train tunnel, signed, oil on board, 41cm x 53cm £100-150

1487 1492 1487 1492 Arnold Priestman, British 1854-1925, Vincent De Vos (Belgian, 1829-1875), landscape with chalet and mountains Circus animals, monkeys in costume with in the distance, signed, oil on canvas, dog and musical instruments, oil on panel, 50cm x 75cm £200-300 signed lower left, auction label verso ‘Le See Illustration Singe Amazone’, 17.5 x 25cm. In gilt frame 1500 1488 £300-500 1500 Still Life of Mixed Flowers in a Bowl. See Illustration M. Krevenko (Russian, 1921-2008), (19/20th century). Oil on canvas. ‘Marriage Place’, signed and dated 1961, 1493 61 x 80cm. Framed £100-200 oil on canvas laid on board, inscribed verso, 19th century oil, figures playing chess. 50cm x 70cm £500-800 19.5 x 16.5cm. Framed £100-200 See Illustration 1494 § Fred Yates (British, 1922-2008). ‘Fowey’, signed, oil on board, 35cm x 69cm. Please note that Artists Resale Right maybe additionally payable on the lot (where above the threshold) on top of the hammer price up to a maximum of 4%, visit www. dacs.org for more information £2000-3000 1489 See Illustration 1489 1495 Llewellyn Petley-Jones (British, 1908-1986). Danny Eastwood, b.1943, ‘Rainbow 1501 ‘Westminster’. Oil on canvas, 1971. Signed Serpent’ signed, mixed media, 18cm x 65cm 1501 and dated lower right. Signed and titled £40-60 Derek Rogers, British, Wapping School, verso. 49 x 80cm £300-500 view of the Thames with steam tug boats, See Illustration 1496 signed, oil on canvas, 38cm x 55cm Alan James, 20th century, study of three £150-250 garden birds, signed, oil on canvas, See Illustration 36.5cm x 44.5cm £40-60

1510 Russian School. Two peasants by a river, oil on canvas, signed indistinctly lower left. 41 x 60cm £80-120

1511 Russian School. Young girl reading a book, signed and dated ’49. Oil on board. 1507 47.5 x 31cm. Framed £100-200 1507 1512 1503 Diana Low (British, 1911-1975), ‘Children Paul Delamain (French, 1821-1882). 1503 with pigeons in Trafalgar Square’, signed Pencil drawing on paper depicting a horse Adrian Ryan (British, 1920-1998), ‘Chapel and dated ’68, oil on board, 55cm x 60cm and tent, with artists stamp and inscribed. in Zennor’, signed, oil on board, gallery £200-300 25 x 31cm. Framed and glazed £100-200 label verso, 16.5cm x 23cm £200-300 See Illustration 1513 See Illustration Still life of flowers, oil on canvas, 56 x 46cm. 1504 Framed £60-100 Lokesh Soni (Indian, 20th century), 1514 ‘Kite Flying’, signed, oil on canvas, Still life of flowers in a vase, oil on board, 122cm x 91cm £200-300 45 x 30cm £40-60 See Illustration 1515 1505 Akopov? Russian School. Exterior scene, Samia Taktak Zaru (Palestinian, b.1938), oil on board, signed indistinctly upper right, ‘Jerash and Salt’, eight plaster images CCCP stamp verso, 38 x 28cm. Framed mounted on wood, 99.5cm x 49cm, labels £80-120 verso £500-800 1508 See Illustration 1516 1508 Ermolov? Russian School, trompe l’oeil 1506 David Ghilchik (British, 1892-1974), ‘The still life of a writing desk, 20th century, oil Roger Green, ‘Dan-Air Jet’ at Berlin Bull’s Head, Chiswick’, signed, oil on on canvas, signed upper left, 38 x 48cm. Airport, presentation gift to a retiring canvas, 35cm x 45cm £300-500 Framed £60-100 pilot, Frank Tapling, signed verso by staff See Illustration at Berlin airport, signed, oil on canvas, 1517 44cm x 60cm £60-100 Sergei Gusev (Russian, 1927-1993). Still life of flowers, oil on canvas. Signed lower right and verso. 46 x 56cm £200-400

1518 John Russell RA (British, 1745-1806). Portrait of an unknown lady, oil on canvas, signed and dated 1775, 76 x 63.5cm Provenance: acquired in Sweden by the present owner from a local auction sale £1000-1500 See Illustration

1519 Anna Gardiner, British 19th/20th century, ‘Notre Dame’, signed, oil on canvas board, 26.5cm x 21cm, inscribed verso and dated 1922 £100-150

1520 19th century, French School, portrait of a young boy, oil on canvas, 45.5cm x 35cm £100-150

1521 Wilfred Lang, moored boats acrylic on canvas, signed Wilfred lower right, 1504 1505 unframed, 58cm x 90cm £200-300

1534 1534 Ivan Alexandrowitsch Gerassimoff / Gerassimov (Russian, 1885-1954), Asian rural landscape scene, possibly Hangkow or Tientsin, oil on canvas, signed lower left and dated ’46, 49cm x 60cm, with an album containing photographs of Frederick Poate, Hong Kong staff 1902 and other photographs relating to the Poate family. Provenance: the property of an English family, resident in China for over 250 years prior to 1948, relatives of Frederick Poate (1855-1935), surveyor-general of Hong Kong, and later New South Wales, Australia £400-600 See Illustration

1518 1535 J Ducker, Surrey hills, pair of oils on board, 1522 1528 35cm x 49cm £80-120 Etta Benjamin Cien, piper in a landscape, Ross Foster, 20th-21st century, figures on signed, oil on board, 90cm x 60cm a beach under sunshades, signed, oil on £60-100 board, 21cm x 29cm £60-100

1523 1529 Gustave Vidal (French, 1895-1966), beach Ross Foster, 20th-21st century, figures scene with figures oil on board signed, around a rock pool, one carrying a flag, 37cm x 46cm £150-250 signed, oil on canvas, 23cm x 29.5cm £60-100 1524 Peter F Fuller (British, late 20th 1530 century), pair of still-lifes with flagon Ross Foster, 20th-21st century, children and wine glasses, signed, oils on canvas, playing on a beach, signed, oils on canvas, 49cm x 39cm (2) £60-100 pair, each approximately 15cm x 30cm £60-100 1536 1525 Molnar, still-life with fruit dish, flagon 1531 1536 and goblet, signed, oil on canvas, 20th century continental, interior scene of William George Robb (British 1872-1940), 49.5cm x 59.5cm £50-80 a cardinal and his housekeeper, indistinctly ‘The Last Dance, 1922’, signed Robb lower signed, oil on board, 24cm x 19cm right, inscribed with title and dated 1922 1526 £80-120 on the backing board, oil on canvas laid on Ross Foster, 20th-21st century, figures board, oval, 65cm x 78cm. on a beach, signed, oil on canvas, 1532 Provenance: The Fine Art Society, London 40.5cm x 50.5cm £60-100 19th century Italian school ‘Ascension £250-350 of Christ’, oil on canvas, unsigned, See Illustration 1527 38cm x 27cm £80-120 Ross Foster, 20th-21st century, figures on a beach, signed, oil on board, 23cm x 27cm £60-100

1540 1545 Stephen Collett (British, 20th century), Timmy Mallett (British, b.1955), ‘Midnight ‘Venice LVIII’, signed, oil on canvas, Phone Box’, signed, oil on board, 51cm x 99cm £100-150 61cm x 76cm £100-150

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David Escarabajal (Spanish, b.1974), ‘The Timmy Mallett (British, b.1955), 1537 Gherkin, London’, signed, oil on canvas, ‘Westminster Silhouette’, signed, oil on 1537 99cm x 99cm £100-150 board, 41cm x 50.5cm £50-80 William Weekes (British, 1856-1904), ‘An Oration’, oil on board, 27.5 x 18.5cm, 1542 1547 in gilt wood frame £500-800 Sally Anne Fitter, British 20th/21st century, § Mark Rowbotham (British, b 1959), See Illustration ‘Sailing past Fowey’, signed, oil on canvas ‘Ascot Afternoon’, signed with initials, on board, 60cm x 60cm £100-150 oil on board, 61cm x 40.5cm. Please note 1538 that artist resale right maybe additionally Nick Andrew (British, b.1957), ‘Gemarisa’ 1543 payable on top of the hammer price for signed, acrylic on canvas, 81cm x 122cm James Bartholomew, British, ‘South this lot up to a maximum of 4%, please £150-250 Devon’, paint on mounted paper, visit www.dacs.org for more information 41cm x 28cm £80-120 £500-800

1548 Jennifer Hogwood, British, ‘Moo Loves Tartan’, signed, oil on canvas, 61cm x 61cm £40-60

1549 Emma Davis, British 20th/21st century, ‘Early Morning Snowdrops’, signed, oil on board, 46cm x 46cm £80-120

1550 Julie Ann Scott, British 20th/21st century, ‘Green Leaves I’, signed, oil on canvas with plastic coating, 61cm x 61cm £50-80

1551 Jen Allen, British 20th century, ‘Bette Davis’, signed, acrylic on canvas, 77cm x 76cm £40-60

1552 Sakko, 20th/21st century, ‘Stand Alone Trees I’, signed, painting on perspex, 69cm x 89cm £80-120

1553 !9th century English school, “South East View of Redcliffe Church Bristol, oil on canvas, 54cm x 72cm £40-60

1554 § John Randall Bratby RA (British, 1928-1992). ‘The Tower Of The Winds’, oil on canvas. c1979. Signed lower left. 76 x 55.5cm. Framed. Titled verso, with inscription ‘This is my home and this painting is for Mr Jack Merrill’. Also with a previous artwork title and date crossed out. Jack Merrill was Bratby’s agent. The painting depicts Bratby’s house in Belmont, Harold Road, Hastings. Please note that artist resale right up to a maximum of 4% on top of the hammer price is payable on this lot, for more information visit www. dacs.org £1000-2000 1554 See Illustration

1556 § Bernard Dunstan RA (British, 1920 – 2017). ‘Woman Taking Off Nightdress II’. Oil on canvas, laid on board, signed with initials lower left. 1988. 40.5 x 30.5cm. Provenance: Richard Green and Piano Nobile Fine Paintings labels verso. Purchased Ewbank’s December 2010. Sold with letter of provenance from Robert Travers (Works of Art) Limited. Please note that artist resale right up to a maximum of 4% on top of the hammer price is payable on this lot, for more information visit www.dacs.org £1500-2500 See Illustration

1557 H. Trevor, ‘Beauvais Cathedral’, signed and titled, watercolour, label verso, 39.5cm x 29cm £80-120

1558 Manner of Clarkson Frederick Stanfield. The Castle of Ischia from the Mole. 19th century, oil on canvas. With attribution verso to WC Knell, Stormy weather £150-250

1559 19th/20th century Continental School, street scene with figures, watercolour, 38cm x 26cm £80-120

1560 1555 A painted plaster facade of an unknown building with classical style architecture. Signed indistinctly (John?) and dated ’85. 33 x 32cm. In wooden frame £100-200

1561 19th century Italian school copy of a Renaissance study of the Madonna and child oil on panel, 42cm x 32cm £300-500

1562 19th century, English School, landscape with sheep and shepherd coming through a gate, unsigned, oil on board, 15.5cm x 22cm £80-120

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