(UK ISSUED) CLASSIC ROCK/PSYCH/FOLK LPs - 1967-1972. Blistering selection of 6 x LPs essential to any collection. Titles are Velvett Fogg - S/T (UK 1st stereo NSPL 18272 on Pye - VG with some surface markings to both sides and a light scratch at the start of side 1/VG+ solid sleeve with some light creasing, nothing serious at all), David Bowie -The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust And The Spiders From Mars (UK 1st RCA Victor SF 8287 'Titanic/Chrysalis Music' credits on both sides, 1E/2E matrix endings - VG some surface marks and a light scratch on B1, complete with VG lyric inner/VG solid original no 'Mainman' sleeve, just a little faded), Love - Forever Changes (stereo 1st UK pressing on the striking orange/black text Elektra label EKS 74013 - VG with surface marks to both sides, nothing too heavy at all/VG+ neat sleeve), Roy Harper - Flat Baroque And Berserk (SHVL 766 original unboxed - G+/VG), Pink Fairies - Never-Neverland (2383-045 - VG/VG+) and Traffic - John Barleycorn Must Die (ILPS 9116 pink label white 'i' - VG+ copy).
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BAKERLOO - S/T (UK ORIGINAL LP HARVEST SHVL 762). The hard hitting eponymous Bakerloo LP, this being the 1st UK Harvest pressing (SHVL 762 unboxed 'The Gramophone Co. Ltd' text at 11 O Clock). The record is in Ex condition with a couple of light and minor surface markings. Complete with original company inner. The fully laminated gatefold sleeve is in well presented Ex condition with some minor edgewear.
SKIP BIFFERTY - S/T (UK RCA VICTOR SF 7941 2ND PRESSING). Skip Bifferty's self titled adventurous debut album (John Peel singing the band's praises on the sleeve notes), this the 2nd UK RCA Victor pressing issued on the orange labels (SF 7941). The record is in superlative Ex+ condition with perhaps just one or two extremely faint, minor and very wispy markings. 1E/2E matrix endings. The sleeve is in neat VG+ condition with some light creasing to the laminate leading 'inwards' from the spine on the front.
7" - THE ROLLING STONES & RELATED - US ISSUES. You'll get plenty of satisfaction with this cool collection of 44 x US issued 45s! Titles include Undercover Of The Night (7-99813), Start Me Up (RS 21003), Waiting On A Friend (RS 21004), (Richards) - Run Rudolph Run (RSR 102), She Was Hot, Going To A Go Go , One Hit (To The Body), Street Fighting Man (45-909), In Another Land (45 LON 907), She's A Rainbow / 2000 Light Years From Home (possibly one of the greatest B-sides in Rock history?! I'll let you decide... 5N-906), We Love You, She's So COld, As Tears Go By, Get Off My Cloud (5N 9792), (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction (5N 9766) and The Last Time (45-LON 9741). Condition is of a high grade throughout - even the 60s copies are largely Ex to Ex+ (some even coming with their striking original company sleeves) with the releases from the 70s onwards typically Ex+. Mega stuff.
THE KINKS - 7" PICTURE SLEEVES/EPs. This ace selection of 11 x picture sleeve 7" and EPs should certainly be well respected! Titles are Kwyet Kinks (UK 'straight' edge flipback NEP 24221 - strong VG+ a few light surface marks/Ex+ one of the cleanest sleeves you're going to see, with a perhaps export sticker on the front that says 'Featuring A Well Respected Man'), Kinksize Session (UK flipback NEP 24200 - Ex/Ex), God's Children (7NX 8001 - Ex/Ex), No More LookinG Back (RCM 1 - Ex+/VG+), Celluloid Heroes c/w Lola (US AS 0541), Father Christmas (ARISTA 153), Two Hits Are Better Than One! (promo yellow vinyl SP-5 with The Hollywood Stars), Moving Picture (ARIST 300), Come Dancing (AS 1-9016), Rock 'N' Roll Cities (MCA-52960) and A Well Respected Man (US Reprise 0420, company sleeve). Condition is often great Ex to Ex+.
PAMA LP COMPILATIONS. Having a Pama special here with 4 x ludicrously hard to track down original UK comps! Titles are Gas Greatest Hits (ECO-4 - glossy Ex with only a couple of light and wispy markings with the groove/VG+ strictly graded sleeve with an exceptionally clean front, the reverse has a light paper tear where a sticker has likely been removed at some point), The Lovely Dozen (PSP 1001- Ex+ top condition record/Ex nice sleeve), Crab Biggest Hits (ECO 2 - side 2 clean Ex, side 1 graded as VG due to a light scratch on A4/VG+ two names written on the reverse in neat writing) and Reggae Hits '69 (ECO-11 - VG+ a few light surface markings/Ex light laminate wear).
THE UPSETTERS - CLINT EASTWOOD LP (UK PAMA ORIGINAL PSP 1014). Lee Perry at the controls with this smashing early UK LP (Pama Records mono original PSP 1014). Side 1 is in tidy Ex condition with a couple of rather minor and light surface markings to the otherwise very clean and glossy vinyl. Side 2 is graded as VG with a scratch at the end of B4 'Ain't No Love' - please note that this caused 5 noticeable pops on our equipment and this may cause the record to jump if using a heavier weight. Other than this there are just a couple of very light and minor hairline markings. The sleeve is in neat VG+ condition with a great front cover; there is a crease on the reverse leading from the left hand side though this is not a major cause for concern! Overall a more than solid copy!
ROCKSTEADY/ROOTS/SKA LPs. Musically phenomenal, soulful and rich selection of 10 x LPs. Titles are The Paragons (x2) - The Paragons On The Beach (Jamaican pressing Treasure Isle L/P 100/1 with white labels and black text -2A/-2B matrix endings - Ex condition with some of the light 'pitting' associated with these pressings/Ex clean sleeve) and With Roslyn Sweat (UK Horse HRLP 703 original - VG+/VG+), Alton Ellis - Greatest Hits (SSLP 02), The Best Of The Clarendonians (JA Studio One issue SOL 1122), Dennis Alcapone - Forever Version (US pressing RE CSL 8025 - Ex/Ex), Sie Coxson Selects While Roland Alphonso Plays Ska Strictly For You (US export with Brooklyn NY address on labels), Toots & The Maytals - Funky Kingston (UK Dragon original DRLS 5002 - Ex+ lovely record/Ex), Tommy McCook - S/T (Attack UK original ATLP 1007 - Ex/Ex), The Late And Great Slim Smith and The Heptones - In Love With You. Elsewhere, condition is typically neat VG+ to Ex.
PRINCE BUSTER - 7". Can you believe your luck? As here we have another astonishingly well preserved collection of this time 11 x original (mainly UK Blue Beat) 45s. Titles are Quiet Place c/w Rude Boys Rude (45/BB 393 - glossy VG+ with just a couple of pretty light hairline markings), Watch It Blackhead (45/BB 189 - top Ex+ condition), Nobody Takes my Baby Away From Me (45/BB 279 - very nice Ex), You're Mine (45/BB 216 - Ex+ immaculate!), Run Man Run (45/BB 150 - very clean Ex), Derrick Morgan/Buster's All Stars - Johnny Grave c/w Yeah! Yeah! (45/BB/283 - Ex+ playing surface, Ex labels), Hard Man Fe Dead (JA Prince Buster label - Ex), Al Capone (UK green label BB 324 - Ex), Wash Wash (JA Buster Records - Ex) and Ten Commandments Of Man (US and UK copies, Ex+ US copy, G UK press).
BLACK SWAN RECORDS - 7". More expert UK issued Reggae now with this superb condition bundle of 5 x 45s on Island's baby brother Black Swan. Titles are Winston Samuels/Lloyd Brevett - Luck Will Come My-Way c/w One More Time (W1-419 - Ex+ one or two extremely faint wispy markings), Lord Briscoe/Baba Brooks - My Love Has Come c/w Sweet Eileen (W1-150 - Ex+ another terrific condition record), Melody Enchanters -Enchanted Ball (W1-432 - nice Ex copy), Stranger And Patsy - Hey Little Girl (W1-462 - Ex+ ace copy) and Eric Morris - Supper In The Gutter (W1-433 - clean Ex copy with some light wear to the labels). Centres, where applicable, are of course intact.
ISLAND - REGGAE 45s. Big brother time now with this exceptional collection of 12 x original UK releases often presented in lovely condition. Artists/titles/cat. numbers are Alton And The Flames - Dance Crasher (WI-239 - VG+ a few light scuff marks, still pretty nice!), Lee Perry - Please Don't Go (WI-210 - clean VG+), Shenley Duffus - Rukumbine (WI-186 - wonderful Ex+), Derrick Morgan - Starvation (WI-225 - Ex+ smashing), The Skatalites - Guns Of Navarone (WI-168 four prong - Ex), Kentrick Patrick - Take Me To The Party (WI-132 - unprecedented to see here in Ex+ condition), The Rulers - Copasetic (harder to find no 'A' copy WIP 6580 - Ex+), The Techniques - Little Did You Know (WI-231 - Ex), Derrick & Patsy (WI-051 - Ex+), The Ethiopians (WIP 6596 RE - Ex+), Don Drummond - Garden Of Love (WI-162 - Ex killer track this one!) and Bonnie & Skitto - Get Ready (WI-122 solid VG). All centres are complete when applicable.
THE WAILERS - WHAT'S NEW PUSSYCAT (ISLAND WI-254). A killer early version of the famous side with a young Bob Marley singing with The Wailers (WI-254). The record is in outstanding Ex+ condition with few markings to note - perhaps under an extreme light source can just one or two extremely tiny and minuscule wispy markings be seen. Incredible clean labels. We couldn't resist playing this and can confirm that it sounds fantastic.
STRANGER COLE - RUN JOE C/W MAKE BELIEVE (ISLAND WI-177). Beautiful double header here from Stranger Cole with Run Joe c/w Make Believe (Island WI-177).The A side is in fab Ex+ condition with few markings and just a small green circle on the label. The B side is in Ex condition with just one or two rather minor and light hairline marks. The four pronged centre is fully intact. Known for his extremely sweet arrangements and vocals (see the rather lovely 'My Confession' on Jackpot Records), the flip here is a stand out track with a wonderful horn (trombone) solo midway through the side, killer stuff.
KEN BOOTHE - I DON'T WANT TO SEE YOU CRY7" (ISLAND WI-3035). An absolute melter now from Ken Boothe with this simply must have 1967 cut (WI-3035 b/w Baby I Need You). The record is presented in very fine Ex condition with one or two minor hairlines on the A side and a light mark running with the groove on the flip. Unaltered, untampered and pristine labels with the four pronged centre of course, fully intact. Both sides, simply put, sound superb.
TREASURE ISLE - UK RARITY 45s. Perhaps one time only opportunity to acquire 7 x not often seen Treasure Isle monsters! Titles are Alton Ellis And The Flames and Tommy McCook - Ain't That Loving You c/w Tommy's Rock Steady (TI-7016 - Ex+ superb condition vinyl with just a couple of extremely faint markings on the flip, you see 'new' records that don't look this clean!), The Techniques (x3) - Love Is A Gamble (TI-7026 - Ex+ once more with perhaps a couple of extremely seldom seen wispy markings), Queen Majesty c/w Fighting For The Right (TI-7019 - Ex two markings running with the groove, these are minor and can certainly not be 'felt') and You Don't Care (TI-7001 - solid VG+ copy), The Jamaicans - Baba Boom (TI-7012 - VG+ some light surface marks, WOL A side), Melodians and Hugh Roy - Everybody Bawling (TI-7064 also with a later but just as good version of th Alton Ellis cut Ain't That Loving You - Ex) and Paragons - Silver Bird c/w So Close To You (TI-7034 - A side Ex, B side VG).
THE ROLLING STONES - UK DECCA 'UNBOXED' LPs. Cracking and well presented selection of 5 x early UK pressing LPs. TItles are Beggars Banquet (mono LK 49554 4A/2A original UK pressing - Ex+ really fine condition records with perhaps just a couple of extremely faint and wispy marks/Ex+ lovely fully laminated sleeve with just some rather slight shelfwear), Through The Past, Darkly (Big Hits Vol. 2) (scarce original UK mono LK 5019 P-1A/P-3A - superb Ex+ side 1 with side 2 presented in clean Ex condition, with original mono inner/VG+ original fragile octagonal sleeve with the usual wear along the 'spine', a complete copy), S/T (LK 4605 2A/3A - Ex+ side 1 which is very clean, side 2 is VG with a scratch on B3/Ex well presented non-flipback sleeve), Let It Bleed (stereo ffss SKL 5025 P-1W/P-2W original UK pressing - VG+ a few light surface marks, with original stereo inner/VG+ some light wear to the laminate, no poster or additional inserts) and Big Hits (High Tide And Green Grass) (TXL 101 2A/4A - Ex a few light hairline marks on side 2/Ex gatefold, booklet still attached). Why did Mick Jagger get into a brawl when he was crossing the street? Because he's a street fighting man! OK, I shall stop with the poor jokes now...
THE ROLLING STONES - 90s LPs. Excellent selection of 3 x out of print LPs. Titles are Bridges To Babylon (1997 double LP V2840, record 1 Ex with record 2 Ex+, complete with Ex condition printed inners/Ex a little shelfwear), Voodoo Lounge (V 2750 double LP - both records clean Ex+, with Ex+ lyric printed inners/Ex a little edgewear) and Stripped (V 2081 from 1995 double LP - record 1 Ex with a couple of light surface marks, record 2 VG+ with a couple of faint surface markings, please note the record is slightly warped but playback is fine, Ex+ printed inners/Ex clean sleeve, light edgewear).
REGGAE - PAMA/ECONOMY 60s LPs. Crucial selection of 6 x in demand Pama classics! Titles are Derrick Morgan In London (ECO 10 - Ex+ quite lovely condition record/VG+ light disclouration on reverse, a lovely copy), Unity's Greatest Hits(ECO-7 - side 1 solid VG with 2 light surface marks running through the side, most certainly not scratches, side 2 neat VG+/Ex a neatly presented sleeve here with a little ringwear on the reverse, hot stuff!), Hot Numbers - Volume One (yellow labels PMP 2006 - VG+ some scuff marks/VG+ some discolouration on reverse), 16 Dynamic Reggae Hits (yellow labels PMP 2015 - VG+/VG+ light laminate wear), This Is Reggae Volume 2 (red labels PMC 2005 - VG+/VG+) and This Is Reggae Volume 4 (PMP 2016 yellow labels - strong VG+/VG+ copy).
SKA LPs. Taking a trip to Kingston with this wicked selection of 6 x LPs. Titles are HIstory Of Ska (UK Bamboo BDLP 203 - VG+ a few light surface markings/Ex very neat sleeve), The Original Cool Jamaican (US export LL 3384 - VG+ copy), Jamaica Ska (UK ATL 5010 - VG+ a few light surface marks/G+ has had a tear repaired with tape on the front), Winston Francis - Mr. Fix It (JA yellow Coxsone labels CSL 8018 - neat VG+ record/G+ a few small tears along the opening edge), Byron Lee And The Dragonaires - Plays Jamaica Ska (Kentone LP 107 JA black/white deep grooved label original - VG/VG has had some water damage on the bottom reverse, not major though) and In Memory Of Don Drummond (JA issue CSL 8021 - VG condition, please note housed in a cool early Skatalites comp Best Of The Skatalies, JA sleeve VG+ SOLPO-01102).
ELVIS PRESLEY - LPs (MANY US ORIGINALS). Lawdy, how about this collection of 46 x LPs including many original US pressings?! Titles include (the rather rare) Recorded Live On Stage In Memphis (1974 US promo DJL1-0606 - Ex condition just a couple of very light and minor surface markings/Ex original 'This Album Has Been Banned For DJ Use' sticker on front), Elvis (LPM-1382 RE), Something For Everybody (LPM 2370), Elvis Is Back! (LPM 2231), Moody Blue (AFL1-2428), Elvis In Hollywood (DPL2-0168), Separate Ways, Burning Love, Aloha From Hawaii Via Satellite (R 213736), The Wonderful World Of Christmas (LSP 4579), Let's Be Friends, Sings Flaming Star, How Great Thou Art, Spinout, Paradise, Hawaiian Style and Girl Happy. Condition can somewhat vary (generally with the earlier titles in more varied condition) so viewing is recommended with this lot.
SHIRLEY & DOLLY COLLINS - LOVE, DEATH & THE LADY LP (SHVL 771). The sisters collaborating wonderfully with this 1970 LP (UK original on Harvest, SHVL 771). The record is in outstanding Ex+ and archive quality standard with very few markings. Lovely bright, crisp and sharp labels with just a couple of light spindle markings. Complete with original company inner. The fully laminated gatefold sleeve is also in superlative Ex+ condition with just a little wear on the opening edge.
SHELAGH MCDONALD - STARGAZER LP (CAS 1043). A tremendous original UK copy of the breathtaking 1971 B&C LP from the always elusive Shelagh McDonald (CAS 1043). The record is in top Ex+ condition with just one or two extremely faint, minor and wispy markings. With lovely clean labels. The sleeve is in neat Ex condition - always tricky to find in clean condition due to the dark 'matte' texture, there is some light ringwear and some shelfwear to the spine.
SHELAGH MCDONALD - ALBUM (UK CAS 1019). The perhaps even harder to find 'album' from Miss McDonald, this the original UK B&C release (CAS 1019). The record is in exceptional Ex+ condition with just one or two extremely tiny, minor and wispy markings. Very well presented labels with a few rather light spindle markings. The textured sleeve is in great Ex condition with just a little edge/shelfwear.
JUICY LUCY - S/T (UK VERTIGO VO 2). The 1st UK pressing of the eponymous Juicy Lucy LP (VO 2 , 847 901 VTY original large swirl 'A Philips Record Product'). The record is in great Ex+ condition with just a couple of very faint markings noted under intense light. Complete with Ex condition 'British Patents 800513 & 973939' swirl inner. The gatefold sleeve is in extremely neat Ex condition - hard pressed to find better, there is just a little edgewear.
JUICY LUCY - LIE BACK AND ENJOY IT (UK VERTIGO 6360 014). Plenty to enjoy here with this very clean UK original copy (6360 014 large swirl). The record is in ace Ex+ condition with just a couple of very light and faint wispy markings noted under an intense light source. Complete with 'British Patent 800513 & 973939' swirl inner in Ex condition. The '6 part poster' sleeve is in very clean Ex condition with just a couple of rather light creases when opened.
IAN MATTHEWS - IF YOU SAW THRO' MY EYES (UK VERTIGO 6360 034). A top copy of Matthews' 1971 swirl release (large swirl 6360 034). The record is in Ex+ condition with a couple of extremely faint markings running with the groove when viewed under an intense light source. Complete with original UK swirl inner. The gatefold sleeve is in rarely seen Ex condition with only a little wear to the corners.
IAN MATTHEWS - TIGERS WILL SURVIVE (UK VERTIGO 6360 056). Ian's 2nd (and final) Vertigo release, this a top UK original copy. The record is in Ex+ condition with only a couple of extremely faint and wispy markings noted under an intense light source. Sharp, crisp and clean labels and with original UK swirl inner. The textured gatefold sleeve is in fantastic Ex+ condition with but some slight wear to the edges.
THE GROUNDHOGS - UK LIBERTY LPs. Cracking bundle of the electrifying first 2 Groundhogs LPs. Titles are Scratching The Surface (1970 black label design pressing LBS 83199 - Ex+ a couple of very faint marks/Ex+ wonderful sleeve with but slight wear) and Blues Obituary (UK 1st blue label original LBS 83253 - Ex+ again with just a couple of very faint paper markings noted under a very strong light source/Ex a little wear along the top edge).
GRAHAM BOND - HOLY MAGICK (UK VERTIGO 6360 021). A magic copy of the 1970 swirl LP (large swirl 6360 021). The record is in superb Ex+ condition with perhaps a couple of extremely faint, minuscule wispy markings noted under an intense light source. Complete with original swirl inner. The sleeve is in killer Ex+ condition with a little disclouration on the front. An extremely fine copy.
GRAHAM BOND - WE PUT OUR MAGICK ON YOU (UK VERTIGO 6360 042). Casting more spells with Graham Bond here(!), another terrific example with this 1971 LP (6360 042). Superb Ex+/archive standard record with very few markings noted, perhaps one or two when the playing surfaces are exposed to an extreme light source! The gatefold sleeve is in very neat Ex condition with a little wear around the perimeter.
SPIRIT OF JOHN MORGAN - S/T LP (CARNABY CNLS 6002). The not often seen original UK Carnaby release of the band's eponymous LP (CNLS 6002). Visually, side 1 is in VG condition with a scratch running from the start of A1 to the mid part of A3. The record has been played and grades at a strong VG+ - there is little disruption to playback with no jumps, skips or nasty pops, a little surface noise can be heard the in the 'piano' or 'pianissimo' sections though this is only minor - in short, it plays a whole lot better than the scratch looks! Side 2 is in Ex condition with a couple of light surface markings. The sleeve is in neat VG+ condition with a crease on the bottom right hand side of the front.
JADE WARRIOR - RELEASED (UK VERTIGO 6360 062). The original UK Vertigo swirl release of the 1971 monster! The record (6360 062 1Y//1 & 2Y//1) is in Ex condition with some 'shadowing' that is perhaps more notable on side 1. Apart from this, there are a couple of quite light and minor surface markings. The '6 part poster' cover is in solid VG condition. When opened and viewed as if the title is in the 'middle' section (top), there is a small tear on that bottom left sectionanda very small tear leading into the bottom right section. There is also some general edge/'shelfwear' that has simply occurred when the sleeve has been 'opened' over the years. Complete with original swirl inner.
JADE WARRIOR - S/T (UK VERTIGO 6360 033). A lovely copy of the eponymous Jade Warrior LP (large swirl 6360 033). The record is in fantastic Ex+ condition with perhaps just a couple of extremely tiny and minuscule markings witnessed under an intense light source! Complete with original UK swirl inner. The gatefold sleeve is in solid VG+ condition; a solid copy, there is some light spotting most noted on the reverse. Elsewhere, a very well presented example.
JADE WARRIOR - LAST AUTUMN'S DREAM (UK VERTIGO 6360 079). A lovely copy of the arguably harder to find 1972 swirl LP (6360 079). Side 1 is in clean Ex condition with just a couple of rather light and minor surface markings. Side 2 is in lovely Ex+ condition with few markings. The gatefold sleeve is in strong Ex condition with perhaps a very minor sign of water 'damage' on the reverse (a slightly wavy nature). This is certainly not a serious issue in any way.
Albert Hartland (Irish 1840-1893) Moorland and coastal landscapes Three, all signed All watercolour Each 19 x 33.5cm; 7½ x 13¼in (3) ++The one with trees with some light foxing, some paint loss to lower margin, possibly a little fading and discolouration, the other two with one or two minor blemishes, good condition
Attributed to Antonio Puga (1602-1648) The water carrier Oil on canvas 64.5 x 49cm; 25½ x 19in Provenance: Private Collection, Italy Only one signed painting by Puga exists, which is in the Bowes Museum in Barnard Castle. It is dated 1636 and depicts St. Jrome. Puga was born in Orense in Galicia in 1602 but was active in Madrid for most of his life. Not much was known of Puga~s life before Maria Luisa Caturla~s publication on the artist in 1952, which threw interesting light also on Puga as an avid collector and as a person of seious and intellectual interests. He had an extensive collection of paintnigs, engravings and drawings. Documents record his activity from 1635 and included commissions for Philp IV, King of Spain. Puga~s statement in his testament of 1635 reveals that he worked under Eugenio Caxes and was responsible for the landscape in two of Caxes paintings~ done for the Buen Retiro, the royal residence constructed for Philip IV in the early 1630s. A number of landscapes appear in Puga~s inventory as well as in a letter from Modenese Ambassador Camilo Gidi to the Duke of Modena in 1641, where he refers to landscapes executed by Puga in equestrian portraits of members of the Royal Family by Juan de la Corte, which were much esteemed at Court and by the King himself. These elements suggest that he was not only an eclectic collector but that he was also a versatile artist, his oeuvre spanning from portraits, to genre scenes and landscapes.
Continental School 18th Century A battle scene Oil on canvas in a carved wood frame 37 x 99cm 14½ x 39in ++Old lining, retouching and restoration, two lines of retouching showing under u.v. light upper right which may be over repairs, quite a bit of further retouching throughout visible under u.v. light
Follower of Aert van der Neer A busy moonlit river scene with fisherfolk in the foreground Oil on panel, unframed 37 x 52cm; 14½ x 20½in ++Panel bowed, panel join visible full width 9cm down from upper margin, a light dip to panel lower left upper from lower margin, a scratch with paint loss and dents in from lower right margin, rubbing, chips, scuffs, paint loss and retouching to margins, some further old areas of paint loss and some newer unretouched, surface dark and varnish opaque in places, viewing advised
Follower of Francesco Zuccarelli R.A. A wooded river landscape with bathers on a bank, a fortified town beyond Oil on canvas laid on panel 15 x 23cm; 6 x 9in Francesco Zuccarelli was one of the leading Italian landscape painters of the 18th century and apparently began his artistic training very early with Paolo Anesi and later worked in Rome with Giorgio Morandi and his pupil Pietro Nelli. After returning briefly to Florence, he moved to Venice in about 1732 and became associated with the Venetian school. The facile technique atmospheric light and classical pastoral character that typify his picturesque Arcadian landscapes were especially appealing ot the English. Zuccarelli visited England twice: at the end of 1752, remaining for 10 years with great success at painting landscapes and again from 1765 to 1771. He was founding member of the Royal Academy (1768) and he became one of George III~s favourite painters. Zuccarelli had been elected to the Venetial Academy in 163 and became its president in 1772. In addition to doing much work at Bergamo, he was for a tim in Paris, and in the last two years of his life he returned to Rome and afterward to his native Tuscany. In addition to landscape paintings, Zuccarelli executed innumerable drawings, a few religious paintings, engravings and tapestry designs. ++A small bump within or below the canvas on and above the standing bather, some rubbing and retouching to margins, old restoration and retouching, generally good condition
Charles Martin Powell (1775-1824) Ships at anchor in calm seas by a jetty Signed, also dated indistinctly 18** Oil on canvas 28.5 x 40.5cm; 11¼ x 16in ++Old lining, some restoration and small spots of retouching especially around margins, large area upper left flouresces under u.v. light but this could just be the slightly yellowed varnish in this area as it does not appear to be substantially retouched to the eye
William Lionel Wyllie R.A. (1851-1931) London Docks; Shipping off an island Two, both signed Both etchings 15 x 35cm; 6 x 13¾in and 20 x 49cm; 8 x 19¼in With a reproduction print of Maplin light and West Swin by the same hand (3) ++1. One mark in sky to right of masts on left; 2. good condition
Thomas Stothard R.A. (1755-1834) Merchants of Venice Oil on panel 15.5 x 12cm; 6 x 4¾in ++some curved scratches lower centre under varnish and one or two other light scuffs, some very fine stress cracks to paint surface centre right margin consistent with framing pins and a little faint of the same lower right
James H. Edgar (act. 1857-1864) Portrait of Rt. Hon. Lord Thomas Mackenzie (1807-1869), sometime Solicitor General for Scotland, Author of Studies in Roman Law Inscribed and signed on a label verso Oil on panel 38 x 32cm; 15 x 12½ Presented by Bro. Mackenzie Bell, Scots Lodge, London, No. 2319, E.C., 22nd April, 1909 ++Panel stable, a few small scratches and a few light abrasions, otherwise good condition
English School 19th Century Family portrait of three children Oil on canvas 43 x 53.5cm; 17 x 21in ++Relined and restored, a small repair to right of youngest girl~s head and a longer repair horizontal through the boy~s collar, retouching to lower margin visible under u.v light and a few other scattered small retouchings
J. Langlois (1855-1904) Terriers rabbiting, waiting at a rabbit hole Oil on canvas Signed 51 x 76cm; 20 x 30in ++Unlined, stretcher marks visible, some rubbing to margins especially upper left corner, a few spots of paint loss lower right and one or two other minor areas, varnish yellowed in places, some small recent areas of retouching visible under u.v. light and quite a bit of older retouching
William Stephen Coleman (1829-1904) Young girl with flowers by a reflecting pool Signed 41 x 51cm; 16 x 20in ++Unlined, some areas of paint loss right side near margin and a few further scattered spots of paint loss, some visible retouching and quite a bit of retouching visible under u.v. light particularly left side and lower left margin
Matteo Lovatti (Italian 1861-c.1909) L~Opera, Paris Signed with a monogram Oil on panel 23 x 21cm; 9 x 8¼in Provenance: Artist~s label verso, No. 83 ++Some paint loss lower left and a few spots of same to left and right of the left horse of the pair on the right, may be enhanced by a light clean
William Knox (1862-1925) Spindrift, evening light Signed Oil on canvas 51 x 76cm; 20 x 30in Provenance: Gladwell & Co., London Spindrift was designed and built by Charles Connell~s Glasgow yard on behalf of James Findlay of Greenock. She was a composite vessel ie. an iron frame with wooden planking, weighed 899 tons net and measured 219.5 feet long. Launched on 18th July 1867 Spindrift soon proved herself one of the fastest of the tea clippers. In 1868 Spindrift was the winner of the Tea race from Shanghai with a passage of 97 days. On her return to Shanghai she was wrecked off Dungeness soon after setting sail. ++Unlined, visible craquelure throughout, some light rubbing to margins in one or two areas, surface dirt and blemishes - would be enhanced by a light clean
John Vanderbank (1694-1739) Portrait of Peter Paul Rubens Stamped with the initials VH Pen, ink and wash 26.5 x 17.75cm; 10½ x 7in ++A horizontal crease, full width through eye-line, some light foxing, a stain centre left near margin, a mark to forehead - possibly old restoration - some discolouration lower margin
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