This Baccarat Mille Nuits Plate M, designed by Mathias, showcases Baccarat's commitment to artistry and craftsmanship. Part of the Mille Nuits collection, the plate features delicately crimped edges and intricate etching that enhances the optical brilliance of the crystal. The elegant design, inspired by "One Thousand and One Nights," captures the light in an enchanting manner, making it a striking addition to any collection. The piece is offered in its original sealed box, preserving its pristine condition. Artist: MathiasDimensions: 8.5" dia. Country of Origin: FranceCondition: New, sealed box.
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**Antique Framed Hand-Coloured Etching 'Meadow Walk' by Kathleen Caddick (1983) - Artist's Proof X/XV**This beautifully framed artwork, titled 'Meadow Walk,' is an exquisite hand-coloured etching by Kathleen Caddick. Presented in an antique frame with a rustic gold and brown finish, it measures 14.5" x 18" externally, while the visible area of the artwork itself is 6" x 9". The painting captures a serene landscape with leafless trees, likely at dawn or dusk, creating a tranquil and picturesque scene of a gently sloping field and a distant body of water.Notably, this piece is an artist’s proof, marked X/XV, first published in 1983 by Wold Galleries, located at Halford House, Station Road, Bourton-on-the-Water, Gloucestershire. The back of the frame bears labels affirming its provenance and includes detailed contact information for Wold Galleries, adding to the historical and artistic value of the artwork.
**Victorian Etching "Tiger's Head" by Herbert Dicksee, 1891**An original etching titled "Tiger's Head" by Herbert Dicksee (1862–1942), a renowned British artist recognised for his realistic and emotive wildlife depictions. Created in 1891, the piece captures a dramatic close-up of a snarling tiger, highlighting its imposing facial features, sharp teeth, and penetrating gaze. The fine cross-hatching and textural detail render the tiger’s fur, whiskers, and expression with extraordinary realism.Executed in sepia or dark ink on paper, this etching measures 498 mm in width and 575 mm in height (image size). It is preserved in a light wooden frame with a gold inner trim and a white mount for elegant display. The artist’s monogram, "HD," is signed in the lower right corner, affirming its attribution to Dicksee.This etching exemplifies the Victorian fascination with wildlife during a time when artists like Dicksee drew inspiration from animal studies and conservation themes. A collectible artwork, it reflects the technical mastery and lifelike animation characteristic of Dicksee’s celebrated oeuvre.
**Framed Artwork: "The Lace Gate," Imperial Palace, Vienna by Robert Kassini**This framed artwork, attributed to Robert Kassini, depicts "The Lace Gate" at the Imperial Palace, Vienna. The scene features an ornate wrought iron gate set within a prominent stone archway, leading to a cobblestone street framed by historic European buildings. A horse-drawn carriage and pedestrians populate the background, suggesting a late 19th or early 20th-century timeframe. Muted tones of black, grey, beige, and subtle hints of blue and green dominate the colour palette. The piece is likely a coloured print, hand-tinted etching, or lithograph. Below the image, faint text is visible, potentially identifying the title or artist. The artwork is bordered by an off-white mat, displaying minor age-related discolouration. The reverse features handwritten notes and a label. These provide provenance details, including the title, artist, and purchase history, stating the artwork was acquired from "Herr Pöhler in the Archway of the Palace - Sept 1897". The piece is set in a decorative wooden frame, approximately 45–60 cm in height and 30–40 cm in width. The frame shows signs of wear, with minor chipping and missing fragments, reflecting its age. Dating to circa 1880–1930, this artwork carries associations with Vienna's Imperial history and is further enriched by its documented provenance and historical setting.
**Framed Etching of a Lion by Herbert Dicksee** This is a sepia-toned wildlife etching attributed to **Herbert Thomas Dicksee (1862–1942)**, celebrated for his extraordinary depictions of animals. The piece portrays a majestic lion in detailed realism, showcasing its intricate fur texture and expressive gaze. Likely an original or early print, this etching reflects Dicksee's Edwardian-era artistry and dedication to life studies, often inspired by animals at the London Zoo. **Medium and Presentation:** Rendered in fine etching techniques, the work features masterful linework and tonal contrasts. Mounted on a cream-coloured mat and housed in a light wooden rectangular frame with clean grooves, this timeless artwork is presented with a classic aesthetic. **Signature and Publisher Details:** The etching bears the faint signature "H. Dicksee" in the lower right, authenticating his authorship. A handwritten inscription referencing **C. E. Clifford & Co., 12 Piccadilly, London** suggests provenance linked to this late 19th-century art publisher, complementing the Victorian to early Edwardian dating of the piece. **Dimensions (framed):** Approx. 40–50 cm in height and 30–40 cm in width. This rare lion portrait embodies Dicksee's hallmark style and remains a notable example of British wildlife art, valued by collectors and connoisseurs alike.
Set of four 19th century evangelists, St Matthew, St Mark, St Luke and St John, each reverse glass paintings, 35 x 24.5cm, all framed, after George Cruikshank (British, 1792 - 1878), two: 'A Dandy painting or - an Exquisite in Fits, hand-coloured etching, 26 x 35cm and 'a Scene at the London Museum Piccadilly - or - a peep at the spoils of ambition, taken at the Battle of Waterloo - being a new tax on John Bull for 1816', hand-coloured etching, 27 x 36cm and six other pictures (12)
Frances Shearing (b. 1953), 'They were lost but who cared?', limited edition etching, signed in pencil lower right, titled lower centre, numbered 130/150 lower left, 24 x 17.5cm together with a study of sheep in Ffon village, aquatint, signed Williams lower right, dated '95, titled in Welsh lower centre and marked AP (Artist's Proof) lower left, 34 x 24cm, both framed and glazed (2)
Sir Archibald Thornburn (British, 1860 - 1935), birds on the beach, print, signed in pencil lower left, 33 x 43.5cm, framed and glazed, S Henshaw, landscape scene with mountain in the background, 31.5 x 19cm, framed and glazed, Christopher Gifford Ambler (British, 1886 - 1965), study of a dog, 'Peeping Tom', pencil, 39 x 25.5cm, after Percival Gaskell (British, 1868 - 1934), figures under the trees, etching, signed in pencil lower right and inscribed lower left 'Preliminary etching for mezzotint', etching, 23 x 30.5cm, a collection of engravings and other pictures
This striking wood block etching by Hedley Hilton presents a dynamic and detailed Parisian street scene, featuring intricate architectural elements and a lively urban atmosphere. A prominent clock tower serves as the focal point, surrounded by historic buildings and bustling streets. The composition showcases expert linework and depth, capturing the essence of old Paris. Artist: Hedley Hilton (British, 1859-1929) Dimensions: 12" x 18"Condition: Age related wear. The etching exhibits noticeable water damage, particularly along the edges of the paper. Staining and discoloration are visible, which may impact its visual presentation. Despite this, the artwork retains its detailed charm and historical appeal.
Trade card.- Hogarth (William, attributed to) A Perspective View of David Loudon's Bunn House at Chelsey, Who has the Honour to serve the Royal Family, hand-coloured engraving, 215 x 377mm., torn without loss, browned, laid down onto thin card with a related 19th century article from the Gentleman's Magazine, no printer, [c.1750] § An exact representation of an attempt made by Margt Nicholson to stab his Majesty on Wednesday Augt 2 1786, hand-coloured etching, 240 x 316mm., trimmed, laid down on thin card with 3 other related engravings, W.S. Fores, 5th August, 1786; and 5 others, miscellaneous engravings, caricatures and ephemera, v.s. (7)
Grahame (Kenneth) The Wind in the Willows, centenary edition, one of 1000 copies with an original etching, tipped-in colour plates and plain illustrations and decorations by Charles van Sandwyk, original copper etching numbered and signed in pencil and mounted at beginning, original vellum-backed pictorial boards, gilt, t.e.g, original cloth drop-back box, folio, Folio Society, 2008.
London.- Tower Hill.- Hollar (Wenceslaus) The true maner of the execution of Thomas Earle of Strafford, etching, Pennington's final state (of 3) with lettered margin, a good impression on laid paper with armorial watermark, platemark 185 x 265 mm (7 1/4 x 10 1/2 in), sheet 300 x 355 mm (11 3/4 x 14 in), central vertical fold with thinning or minor repair in the upper centre margin, minor spotting and surface dirt, handling creases, unframed, 1641.Provenance:Julian Marshall (1836-1903) [Lugt 1494]Literature:Pennington 552 iii/iii
Moore (Henry) The Graphic Work, 2 vol., illustrations dust-jackets, original slipcases, a little rubbed to extremities, Geneva, Gerald Cramer, 1973-76; Mother and Child, text in French and English, one of 50 copies lacking loose etching, original green drop-back box, a few small surface marks, preserved in cardboard box, The Henry Moore Foundation, 1992; and c. 50 others by or about the artist, v.s. (c.55)
An interesting and extensive collection of Newcastle on Tyne and surrounding area postal history and covers, to include: Ship Letters, from Norway to Newcastle; Barras-Bridge receiving house marks, including one 1847, with very early mark, some with 1841 penny reds; Quayside receiving office, North Shields postmarks; some Edwardian postcards, with Rothbury postmarks; international covers including Newcastle to Italy and Australia; a Uniform four-penny rate 1839/40 cover, Westgate St receiving house, 545 number cancels; early postmarks of the 18th Century, including two line New-Castle, Shoehorse, and circular, some milage marks; local advertising envelopes; other Northern towns including Berwick, Alnwick, Hexham, Haydon Bridge; and a selection of etching of Northern landmarks, seventy-two covers, wrappers, postcards, envelopes and other philatelic items (does not include the etchings).
Jo Barry (b.1949)'Tread Softly', pencil signed, titled and no.61/150 to the margin, etching in colours, 13.5 x 14.5cm; and two further by the same hand - 'Flooded Reflections' and 'Cold Sunrise'. (3)Purchased from the Royal Academy Summer Exhibitions and sold together with the exhibition catalogues
Sue Kavanagh (20th/21st century)'Campion and Cow Parsley', pencil signed, titled and no. 45/75 to the margin, etching in colours, 32 x 25cm; and two further prints comprising Richard Beer - 'Balcony', and Ferelith Reay - 'Flying over Water'. (3)Each purchased at the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition; the Beer and Reay sold together with Exhibition catalogues
Robert Greenhalf (b.1950)'High Summer', pencil signed, titled and no.62/100 to the margin, etching in colours, 29.5 x 26.5cm; and Laurence Jenkins - 'Beauchere', pencil signed, titled and no. 4/30 to the margin, etching in colours, 18 x 33cm. (2)Purchased Royal Academy Summer Exhibition; the Laurence Jenkins sold together with a copy of the exhibition catalogue (1996, no.250)
Edgar Degas (French, 1834-1917), Sur la Scene No.3. On Stage No.3, (1876-1877), etching, issued by Amboise Voillard in an edition of 150 issued for an exhibition catalogue of the Societe des Amis des Arts de Pau, c.1876/77 with some 40 impressions traced, signed in the plate, 10 by 12.5cm, framed. Note: from the first edition printed from cancelled plate 1910/15. Delteil 32; Reed-Shapiro 24 vi/vi. Provenance: with William Weston Gallery, London

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