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KONSTANTIN RAZUMOV (Russian, born 1974); oil on canvas, portrait of a young blonde haired girl in lilac dress, signed lower left with further detail in Cyrillic verso, 39.5 x 25.5cm, framed. (D) Additional InformationSlightly larger canvas sized stated to verso, 41 x 27cm. This lot qualifies for Artist Resale Rights. For further information, please visit http://www.dacs.org.uk
Los 58
Two rectangular Macclesfield School of Carving wooden picture frames, each with black and white print, one landscape and one portrait, the former and slightly larger 61 x 73cm (2). Additional InformationGeneral wear to both, some small chips and losses, some loss to the stained colouring, etc.
Los 528
GEORGE BEVEN (Sri Lanka, born 1929); Indian ink on paper applied with a toothbrush, portrait of Marilyn Monroe, signed lower right, 73 x 100.5cm, framed and glazed. (D) George Beven is one of Sri Lanka's most accomplished painters and splits his time between Negombo and London; he has worked as a newspaper illustrator and fashion designer alongside frequent exhibitions of his varied and innovative art output. Additional InformationLost section of paper lower left corner, some waviness and creasing. This lot qualifies for Artist Resale Rights. For further information, please visit http://www.dacs.org.uk
Los 484
In the style of John Opie (1761-1807), a gilt framed oil on canvas shoulder length portrait study of a beautiful young girl with dark hair and red dress, 52.5cm x 41cm, various paper labels an painted numbers verso to frame and mounts etc., CONDITION REPORT: It look as if the painting has been in this particular frame for quite a long time and the batons that the canvas is attached to and also the surrounding batons fixed to the frame appear to be pine and are extremely dark due to time oxidisation etc. The painting itself appears to be in reasonable condition and seems to be quite dry and has a matt surface although no major holes, tears or repairs are noted. It looks as if it is flaking slightly top right and there are other areas which appear “dry”. There is some surface cracking to the paint noticeable visible to the face, nose, mouth, chin and neck area. Condition is generally commensurate with age although appears good overall. The canvas appears to be in very dirty original condition at the back and it has never been re-lined.It look as if the painting has been in this particular frame for quite a long time and the batons that the canvas is attached to and also the surrounding batons fixed to the frame appear to be pine and are extremely dark due to time oxidisation etc. The painting itself appears to be in reasonable condition and seems to be quite dry and has a matt surface although no major holes, tears or repairs are noted. It looks as if it is flaking slightly top right and there are other areas which appear “dry”. There is some surface cracking to the paint noticeable visible to the face, nose, mouth, chin and neck area. Condition is generally commensurate with age although appears good overall. The canvas appears to be in very dirty original condition at the back and it has never been re-lined.Provenance: The painting belonged to the vendor's wife's great great Aunt whose name was Mrs Williams. This Mrs Williams is named on a cream coloured paper label on the back of the top horizontal stretcher, it says Mrs Williams 26.1.67.
Los 80
Fritz Scholder, American (1937-2005) Color Lithograph "Portrait With Red Tie". Signed, numbered 78/100 in pencil. Three chops in lower margin: Tamarind lower left, Printer's lower right, artist's lower center. Print documentation included. Sheet measures 30" x 22", frame measures 39" x 31". Condition: Good condition. Estimate: $800.00 - $1200.00 Domestic Shipping: Third party
Los 358
Rare 18k cylinder mourning fob watch, unsigned gilded bar movement, the gilded foliate dial with Roman numerals, the inside case back inset with a portrait of a lady, engine turned and foliate and enamel case, 38.9gm, 36mm - Condition Report: - Movement - functioning. Dial - good, light marks. Glass - light marks. Hands - matching.. Case - generally nice condition - see images. - Condition reports are provided for general guidance only. Please view images and further information can be obtained upon request. Gardiner Houlgate do not guarantee the working order or time accuracy of any lots. Due to the opening of the wristwatch case backs, it is recommended watches are re-sealed by professional technicians to ensure any stated water resistance is retained
Los 160
A steel and copper Renaissance style horizontal tambour table timepiece, unsigned, third quarter of the 20th century The circular steel movement with three triangular section column pillars pinned through the backplate, slender fusee, pinned caps to the mainspring barrel and verge escapement regulated by large diameter un-sprung two-arm steel balance, the skeletonised backplate applied with decorative scroll-shaped balance cock, conforming mainspring ratchet set-up spring and a pair of turn latches for securing into the case, the dial with wavy sunburst engraved centre and sculpted steel hand within Roman numeral chapter ring with half-hour markers and touch pieces to outer track, the bezel forming the upper surface of the flange mouldings of the drum-shaped case engraved with panels of foliate scrolls interrupted by oval portrait vignettes of a male and female in Renaissance dress, the lower edge with conforming mouldings integral to the friction-fitting base ring, diameter 10.5cm (4.125ins) diameter approx. The general form and layout of the movement of current lot has its roots in the earliest German portable spring driven 'tambour' timepieces with the earliest documented example signed by Peter Henlein of Nuremburg and bearing a date of 1510 (residing in the collection of the Germanisches Nationalmuseum, Nuremburg). Such movements are naturally inherently simple in their construction and have subtle decorative detailing. The current lot replicates this subtle elegance with features such as the particularly 'skinny' hand-cut fusee cone and large lightweight un-sprung balance retained by a graceful scroll-shaped cock. The movement is also fitted into the case in the same manner as the early German models by sliding it in from beneath (ensuring runners applied to the inside of the case align with slots cut to the edges of the movement plates) before securing via the turn-latches fitted to the backplate.
Los 272
Box of Early Photographs and Empty Luxury Vintage Album. Small box with an interesting collection of Cabinet Prints mounted on heavy card, most dating from 1880's to 1910. Many are unidentified family portraits but with some good topographical and thematic. With brass bands, horses, topographical, canals, rivers and harbours etc. Usually with studio identification on the cards, many from the Yorkshire area. Also some smaller Cartes de Visite , popular from 1860 to 1900. These include a small portrait of Cetawayo, Zulu King. Also a very fine gold blocked empty album in very fine condition, which would house both types of card. Interesting lot.
Los 154
GB Collection 1840 to 1963 in a Stockbook. Huge cat value and lots of duplication but very variable condition, from 1d black, imperf 2d blues (15), Embossed cut to shape (7), extensive line engraved and surface printed, to 5/- and a reasonable 10/-, spacefiller £1 with portrait obliterated, KEVII, KGV with Sea Horses to 10/- (3 used, 1 mint ), then mint KGVI and early QE. Worth checking.
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