A SMALL QUANTITY OF PAINTINGS AND PRINTS ETC, to include an indistinctly portrait of a boy smoking a pipe, oil on canvas, approximate size 25cm x 19cm, two oils on canvas signed Louis depicting a still life with a fish and a still life depicting a plate of oysters?, approximate sizes 19cm x 24cm, both have some damage, three vintage Frank Adams 'Three little pigs' prints, print of a mare and foal after Lalaisse, picture frames etc
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A group of five New Hall bone china dessert dishes and plates comprising ;- pat.no.1501 decorated with transfer printed and green enamelled floral sprays, printed 'Newhall' mark, 20.5 cm; pattern 1236 decorated with a coloured 'Adam Buck' print of a lady painting a portrait of a child, 21 cm [cracked]; one similar printed in black with pat.no.1109 depicting three children playing, 21cm; another in a variation of pattern 1707 painted with a band of pink roses, the rim with white bird moulding on a blue ground, 21.5 cm; the last decorated with a coloured print of an estuary scene with two figures on a sailing boat in the foreground, the rim moulded with scrolling flowers and foliage, 20.5 cm [5] all circa 1820-30.
BIBLE, The Book of Common Prayer and Administrations of the Sacraments and other rights of ceremony of the Church... Psalms of David, engraved portrait frontispiece, 46 engraved plates, contemporary crimson morocco, gilt borders, some signs of wear, quarto, Oxford 1726, *sold with all faults not subject to return.
CAMDEN, William, Britannia: Chorographical Description of Great Britain and Ireland, together with the Adjacent Islands... published with large editions by Edmund Gibson, 2 vols, portrait engraved frontispiece, title in red and black, double page map of England and Wales, double page map of Britannia, nine full page illustrations of coins, double page of map of Britannia Saxonica, double page County Maps, contemporary calf, minor wear, some maps detached, 1722 (2)
A collection of miniature boxes decorated with the photos of Frida Kahlo's self-portraits. One box is black resin featuring Las Dos Fridas on the cover. The other box is a floral painted pottery box with Self Portrait With Small Monkey on the lid. Box 1: 2.25"L x 2.25"W x 0.75"H. Box 2: 1.25"L x 1.25"W x 1.5"H. Issued: 20th centuryCountry of Origin: MexicoCondition: Age related wear.
Cuban Folk Art painting on canvas that represents a ludic portrait of a young Cuban woman posing in a town street under a bright sun and billowy clouds. The artist used a bright palette and pieces of hardened and painted linen placed in lieu of her skirt and orange tied headdress. Artwork dimensions: 19"L x 25"H. Frame size: 21"L x 27"H x 2"W. Issued: c. 1990Condition: Age related wear.
George Taylor* (1914-1996) - The Kaftan, oil on mill board, signed lower right, and dated '82, 54x43cm, together with three other portrait studies by the same hand (4)Note: Lacy Scott & Knight are pleased to offer a collection of works by artist and pub sign designer George Taylor (1914-1996), many of whose original local pub signs we sold back in 2016. Taylor trained and initially worked as a signwriter in Birmingham, where his commissions also included designing film posters for the Rank Organisation in the 1930s. During World War II, he was in Cairo working as a camouflage artist. On his return to Britain after the war, he ran his own silk-screen printing company in Surrey until 1976. After his (official) retirement he started painting pub signs, which he continued after moving to Bury St Edmunds in 1984. Most of his work in the town was on behalf of local brewers Greene King (more than 250 signs) for whom he painted signs for the Dog and Partridge, The Falcon and The Grapes. George Taylor died in January 1996, but many of his works were displayed in the Greene King brewery at Bury St Edmunds until recently.
George Taylor* (1914-1996) - The Working Man, portrait study, oil on mill board, signed and dated lower right '84, 50x44cm, together with two other portraits by the same hand (3)Note: Lacy Scott & Knight are pleased to offer a collection of works by artist and pub sign designer George Taylor (1914-1996), many of whose original local pub signs we sold back in 2016. Taylor trained and initially worked as a signwriter in Birmingham, where his commissions also included designing film posters for the Rank Organisation in the 1930s. During World War II, he was in Cairo working as a camouflage artist. On his return to Britain after the war, he ran his own silk-screen printing company in Surrey until 1976. After his (official) retirement he started painting pub signs, which he continued after moving to Bury St Edmunds in 1984. Most of his work in the town was on behalf of local brewers Greene King (more than 250 signs) for whom he painted signs for the Dog and Partridge, The Falcon and The Grapes. George Taylor died in January 1996, but many of his works were displayed in the Greene King brewery at Bury St Edmunds until recently.

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