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Los 636
Keith Burtonshaw, three watercolours of Sussex/ South Downs; two views of Amberley and one of Ashdown Forest, all signed. ; Purchased from the artist's estate BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE; THE BEAUTY OF BRITAIN - KEITH BURTONSHAW 1930-2008 An artist's lifetime work of paintings of beauty spots around the country is included in this sale, the collection having been purchased by the vendor from the artist's Estate. Bachelor Keith Burtonshaw (1930-2008) was a highly competent, self-taught amateur artist, influenced by Constable, Gainsborough and Reynolds. He was born and lived in Beckenham, Kent, the son of a train driver who worked hard to educate his son by sending him to Penge Grammar School. However, the boy was less than academic, although he did show a great aptitude for art. As a result, he spent many hours during his youth in libraries, studying the work of the masters in reference books and visiting galleries, viewing the work of established artists. After school, a series of odd jobs was followed by a period in the RAF, during which time he trained as a pilot. He subsequently worked as a clerk in the Beckenham office of the Prudential insurance company, but painting was his life and landscapes were his lifelong interest. He toured the country, capturing the mood and atmosphere of his favourite views, his handling of light making his pictures both technically accomplished and charming. Watercolour was his principal medium, but the collection includes a number of oils. His first foray into the commercial art market was when as a boy, he used to paint wooden trays which his train driver father turned into firescreens to eke out the family income. Later he became one of England's most prolific self-taught landscape artists, touring post-war beauty spots and turning out thousands of paintings over a 60-year career. There are more 1,600 watercolour and oil landscapes. They show such areas of natural beauty as Scotland and the Scottish Highlands, the Lake District, the South Downs, the West Country and East Anglia, the Derbyshire Moors, the Yorkshire Dales, Kent, London and Surrey, all painted with sensitivity in an atmospheric style and quality. The collection has been divided up into 490 lots based on the regional subject matter and providing an attractive opportunity for collectors to purchase at affordable prices. Watercolours will be sold in lots of three of four estimated at a modest £40-60, while the oils on board will be sold in twos, each estimated at £50-100 Mrs Jill Reardon, Secretary of the Bromley Art Society, of which Burtonshaw was a prominent member, paid tribute to the artist. In an interview with the Yorkshire Post she said: "He was very prolific - right from the time he came out of the RAF, although he never travelled abroad much. "He also loved to paint Thames barges and sent them up to Yorkshire to see if he could sell them. We told him they would never sell - but they did. People there thought the Thames barges very exotic and they snapped them up." He used to send pictures on a regular basis to other galleries whom he never met and who sold his work but who knew very little about the artist. Burtonshaw was a member of the British Watercolour Society, the London Sketch Club, the United Society of Artists and the National Society of Painters. He also exhibited at the Royal Society of Marine Artists and the Royal Institute of Painters in Watercolours in London. His work can be found in collections around the world but his pictures have appeared only occasionally at auction in the last 20 years or so, making this sale a unique opportunity for collectors. His framed work can be found for sale in galleries in the Lake District for about £350. All of the pictures will be available for viewing on the Internet at www.ewbankauctions.co.uk. 1115
Los 190
* A 9 carat gold chain; of double filed curb links, with convention marks, 47cm long, a light oval belcher link chain, 51cm long, and two other fine chains, 13g gross. To be sold on behalf of the Metropolitan Police (3DC17039) and is subject to VAT on the hammer price. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.
Los 230
* A 9 carat gold chain, with convention marks; of fancy filed links, 50cm long, with a 9 carat gold round belcher link chain and a light curb link chain, 30g gross. To be sold on behalf of the Metropolitan Police (2DS17039) and is subject to VAT on the hammer price. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.
Los 251
* A 9 carat hallmarked gold identity bracelet; the curb links half set with small diamonds, with a hollow curb link 9 carat gold bracelet, a bracelet stamped '9ct' and 'Dunhill', a 9 carat gold hallmarked bracelet of flat wide design, and five light gold bracelets, 41g gross. To be sold on behalf of the Metropolitan Police (3DC17039) and is subject to VAT on the hammer price. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.
Los 451
* Pilot, a Bamboo black plastic fountain pen, the nib stamped 'Pilot 14K 585 10 ', in a box; Pelikan brushed steel ballpoint pen, in a box; Pelikan, a brushed steel black lacquer ball point pen, in a box; Pilot, three wood mounted ball point pens; Pilot, a brushed metal and green plastic fountain pen, the nib unmarked; Rotring, a light blue metal fountain pen and ball point pen, the fountain nib stamped 'Rotring F'; Rotring, a 600 grey metal fountain pen, the nib unmarked; and Rotring, a 600 black metal ball point pen (11). Property of an Asian Collector Subject to 15% VAT and 5% Import Duty on the Hammer Price. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.
Los 563
* A quantity of electroplated wares, including; a four piece tea and coffee set, a three light candelabrum, a pair of candlesticks, goblets, a small ice bucket and a swing handled basket, flatware items, also a Parker pen and pencil set, a cased Sheaffer ballpoint pen, some boxed ceramic items, commemorative medals and a Colibri cigarette lighter. To be sold on behalf of the Metropolitan Police (14DC17039) and is subject to VAT on the hammer price. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.
Los 145
11 various makes including Rextoys: Cadillac V16 Coupe 1938-40 in grey and black; Tootsietoy: Star Chief in light blue; 4 items in Budgie Toys Road Tanker series; Solido: DAF Citerne fuel tanker Onatra; Polstil: Autobotte Esadelta fuel tanker. Also a Dunlop tyre rack. Most items boxed or bubble-wrapped, minor/some wear, items mostly as new (Pontiac GC, some re-touching).
Los 150
9 Various makes. Including Captain Scarlet Escape & Capture set by Rovex Industries (Tri-ang). A Clifford Series battery operated Sports Car. A Japanese Alps "Light House" tinplate track game. Marusan Walking & Crying Swan. MARX Janice West moveable Cow Girl. German Made Mickey Mouse alarm clock, etc. Many boxed, minor/some wear. Contents VGC minor wear.
Los 206
5 Corgi Vehicles. A Karrier Bantam in mid blue with red rear load platform. MGA in metallic green with cream seats. Hillman Husky in grey, mechanical example. Triumph TR2 in dark green with cream seats-screen missing. Plus a Studebaker golden hawk in light blue with gold rear flash. GC-VGC Minor chipping.
Los 233
3 Corgi vehicles Rover 2000 (252) in metallic light blue with red interior (steering wheel loose inside), featuring Trans-O-Lite headlamps. Ferrari Berlinetta 250 Le Mans (314) in red, RN 4, featuring opening rear engine cover with detailed engine etc and spoked wheels. Marcos Volvo 1800 GT (324) in white with green bonnet stripes and red interior featuring opening doors, driver, opening bonnet and detailed engine, complete with collector Corgi News slip. Boxed, minor wear (some scribbling on 314 box), vehicles VGC.
Los 250
A Corgi Major Toys Gift Set No.16 Ecurie Ecosse Racing Car Transporter and three racing cars. Transporter in dark metallic blue with light blue line detailing, 3 racing cars, Vanwall (150s) in red RN25, BRM (152s) in turquoise RN3 and a Ferrari "Shark Nose" (154) in red RN36. All in their individual boxes within the Gift Set box. Complete with all packing. VGC-Mint Minor rubbing to light blue lining on Transporter. Plate. 2
Los 327
6 Dinky items. A.E.C Fuel Tanker "ESSO" (945), Vega Major Luxury Coach (952) in light grey with purple flash to sides and cream interior. Example with battery powered indicators. Blaw-Knox Bulldozer (961) in red. 2 Coles Mobile Cranes (971) and a French Dinky automatic garage. All boxed-some wear/damage. Con tents QGC-GC Part missing to tanker, base loose to coach. Some chipping.
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