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§ Daphne Charlton (1909-1991) Franz Osborn at the pianosigned 'Daphne Charlton' (lower right)oil on canvas75.5 x 63cmBorn Daphne Gribble in 1909, Charlton left her north Yorkshire home in 1927 to pursue her artistic training at the Slade School of Fine Art where she fell under the tutelage of artist and lecturer, George Charlton. Described as a quiet and romantic gentleman, quite at odds with the forthright and ebullient Daphne, George is said to have proposed to Daphne shortly after meeting. The pair would marry in 1929, when Daphne was just 19 and George, 30. After settling in Hampstead, in 1939 an extended visit from George’s friend of several years, Stanley Spencer, would dramatically alter the profile of the Charlton’s marriage, as Daphne and Spencer embarked upon a two-year affair. Far from a covert liaison, the affair between the two was conducted publicly and with the approval of George, whose friendship with Stanley Spencer was seemingly unaffected by the dalliance. Although relatively brief, the creative yield of the affair was enormous, with Daphne featuring in several of Spencer’s most well-known works, including The Woolshop, Village Life and, of course, her numerous appearances in his Scrapbook drawings. Although artistically fertile, on occasion the relationship between Spencer and Daphne descended into a tumultuous welter. As she recalls, whilst sitting for a portrait, Spencer would deliberately reduce her to tears. Nobody else, she claimed, could provoke such a reaction. After their romantic union dissolved, the Charltons and Spencer remained close friends.In the present lot, Charlton depicts German-born Jewish pianist, Franz Osborn, seated, in profile, at his instrument. Sadly, very little biographical information regarding the life of Osborn exists, though he is known to have fled to London when the National Socialists rose to power in his native Germany. Utilising a carefully modulated palette of yellows and browns, Charlton’s quiet and considered portrait of Osborne communicates a gentle air of introspection.
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§ Ursula McCannell ARCA, WICA (1923-2015) Portrait of Lizzie Palmersigned with monogram and dated 84 (lower right); further signed and titled to the reverseoil on canvas, unframed91.5 x 91.5cmLiterature:Illust., Tristan Rees Roberts, Ursula McCannell - Portraits, (col.ill.)John Elliott, Ursula McCannell, London, The Cadmium Press, 2011 (ill. fig.145)With a typical layer of surface dirt commensurate with age, would benefit from a very gentle clean. Some scattered accretions throughout, including a small drip of paint in the top left. The right hand side with some craquelure and two small areas of raised paint which will result in two small losses. See additional images.
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French bronzed and black marble two train figural mantel clock, the Japy Freres movement striking on a bell, the 3.75" black marble dial inset into a classical pillar attended by a robed standing lady holding a portrait pendant, upon a stepped rectangular base, 20.5" high (pendulum and key)
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Julius Wentscher II (German, 1881-1961) a collection of eight portraits of south-east Asian subjectswatercolour, three signed, two dated 1935, five inscribed to fragment of original mount pasted verso, mounted but unframedthe largest 15½ x 11¼in. (39.4 x 28.5cm.); together with two other watercolours by the same hand, one a coastal landscape, inscribed 'Kijal 1936', signed, the other a polo match, inscribed 'Hong Kong 1933'. (10)* Provenance: Lammert Bros., Hong Kong, auction of the estate of the late Tina Wentscher, 1979, eight with a copy of a letter from the co-executor of the estate, A. G. Jacobsen, pasted verso* Condition: Some foxing. Colours remain strong. Pale water mark to right margin of one portrait. They are painted on very thin, near translucent paper and several have creasing/cockling.
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Manner of Sir Edwin Landseer (second half 20th century) Portrait of two dogs in a landscapeoil on canvas, unsigned, fluted hollow gilt frame23½ x 29½in. (59.25 x 75cm.)* Condition: Canvas is a little loose and would benefit from attention to the stretcher pegs to tighten. Varnish is uneven and matt in places - possibly some retouching and patches of repainting visible under UV.
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American Men of Letters - a set of 22 volumes pub. Boston, Houghton, Mifflin and Company and Cambridge, The Riverside Press, c.1882-c.1910, all with early 20th century half crushed morocco binding with marbled boards and end papers, spines gilt with raised bands, portrait frontis to each vol. with tissue guard, 12mo. (22)* Bookplates for Cliveden Library, Waldorf and Nancy Astor* Condition: Edges and corners rubbed, some toning to end papers, occasional spotting, water marking to fore edge margin of James Russell Lowell and William Hickling Prescott vols., overall good.
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Macaulay (Thomas Babbington, 1st Baron Macaulay) The Works of Lord Macaulay, Complete, edited by his Sister Lady Trevelyan, pub. London, Longmans, Green & Co. 1875, 8 vols, full polished tan calf with gilt lined borders, red and green labels, a.e.r., portrait frontis. vol. 1, 8vo. (8)* Condition: Bindings good with light edge wear. Occasional light spotting, offsetting to title vol.1. Good copies.
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Pepys (Samuel) 'Diary and Correspondence of Samuel Pepys, F.R.S....', New Edition, pub. London, Bell & Daldy, 1871, 4 vols, full tree calf with gilt edge and red labels, a.e.m, portrait frontis., 12mo. (4)* Condition: Wear to joints and scuffing. Bindings remain tight. Occasional spotting. Offsetting from plates & frontis.
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Naval General Service Medal 1793-1840 Single Clasp Capture of the Desiree 8/7/1800 Issued to Richard Bluett, Lieut RN. Officially Impressed with reverse pin for wear. The Medal has contemporary silver replacement suspension, toned, scratch to cheek of portrait and in obverse field.Only 24 medals were issued for this action.Commander Richard Bluett was born near Falmouth, 18/1/1781 His family were shipbuilders and were closely related to the old and influential Bluett family based at Halcombe Court. He joined the Royal Navy as an Able Seaman in April 1793 at the age of 12. He made his way up through the ranks and was present as Lieutenant aboard HMS Babet in July 1800 when it was involved in the capture of the French vessel the Desiree. His varied career continued and he was present at the Battle of Finisterre in 1805, at the reduction of the Cape of Good Hope in 1806 and was also noted for his "Steadiness and Good Conduct" at the taking of St Paul's Ile De Bourbon in 1809. Richard Bluett was promoted to Commander on 6/12/1816 and retired to half pay in 1837. He married Maria Fisher in County Cork in 1812. He died on 15/04/1854 aged 73 in Dublin.(Medal comes with copies of extensive research).
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A photo portrait of Prince Philip to Kirkland Bridge of the National Playing Fields Association, signed by Prince Philip, dated 1949, together with letter from Michael Parker, the Prince's equerry in waiting on reverse, framed, 28cm x 35.5cm including frameIn good overall condition, some fading to signature. Note: Prince Philip was President of National Playing Fields Association prior to establishing the Duke of Edinburgh's Award on 1956
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Vinyl - Jazz / Bop - 13 albums by Oscar Peterson / Gil Evans / Charlie Parker, to include: Oscar Peterson - Affinity (UK original, Stereo, Verve Records, SVLP 9035), Oscar Peterson + One Clark Terry (UK original, Mercury Records, 20030 MCL), Tenderly (Japanese Pressings, Verve Records, MV 2662), The Jazz Soul Of Oscar Peterson (Japanese pressing, Verve, MV 2098), A Jazz Portrait Of Frank Sinatra (UK original, H.M.V. Records, CLP 1355), Put On A Happy Face (UK original Verve, VLP 9146), Gil Evans - Into The Hot (USA, Mono, Impulse records, A-9), The British Orchestra (UK, Mole Jazz Records, MOLE 8), Blues In Orbit (German pressing, Enya Records, ENJA 3069), Charlie Parker - Bird Flies With 'The Herd' / The Inspired Trumpet Artistry Of Clifford Brown (French Pressing, La Mere D'Oiseau Disques, BFWHCB 617), Jazz Perennial (UK original, Columbia Records, 33CX 10117), Tribute To Charlie Parker (UK original, RCA Records, RD 7895), Historical Masterpiece Vol. 1 (original UK, MGM Records, MGM C 986). Condition generally VG / VG with many higher examples
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Vinyl & Autograph - British Jazz - 4 original UK pressing albums, by Joe Harriott, to include: Personal Portrait (original UK, Columbia records, SX 6249) VG+ / VG+, Indo-Jazz Suite (signed by Joe Harriott and John Mayer) (original UK 1st pressing, Columbia Records, SX 6025) VG+ (signed on front), Vinyl VG / VG+. Indo Jazz Fusions (original UK, Columbia Records, SX 6122) VG+ / EX-, Jazz Explosion (original UK, Columbia Records, SLJS 1) VG / EX
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Photography, Hollywood Portraits and related.- a group of twenty modern books, includes, Howard (Jean) and James Watters, Jean Howards Hollywood A Photo Memoir, New York: Harry N. Abrams, 1989, first edition, original publishers stamped, pink cloth, dust-jacket unclipped, photo illustrated endpapers and throughout, Kobal (John) The Art of the Great Hollywood Portrait Photographers 1925-1940, New York, Harrison House, 1980; Trent (Paul) and Richard Lawson, The Image Makers, Sixty Years of Hollywood Glamour, New York, Bonanza Books, 1982; Worth (Frank) Worth Exposing Hollywood, Cinemage, 2002; Avery (Sid) and Richard Schickel, Hollywood at Home A Family Album 1950-1965, New York: MJF Books, 1990, first edition, publishers black cloth, gilt, dust-jacket unclipped; Foreman (Alexa L.) et al, In the Picture: Production Stills from the TCM Archives, San Francisco: Chronicle Books, 2004; Putnam (Michael) Silent Screens The Decline and Transformation of the American Movie Theatre, Johns Hopkins University Press, 2000; Fahey (David) and Linda Rice, Masters of Starlight Photographers in Hollywood, Columbus Books, 1988; Viera (Mark A.) Sin in Soft Focus, New York: Harry N. Abrams, 1999; Finier (Joel W.) Hollywood Movie Stills, Reynolds and Hern, 2088; Schickel (Richard) Striking Poses Photographs from the Kobal Collection, New York, Stewart, Tabori & Chang, 1987; Odekirk (Glenn E. Spruce Goose, HK-1 Hercules A Pictorial History of the Fantastic Hughes Flying Boat, Frank Alcanta, Inc., 1982, and others related, mostly first editions or early printings, within dust-jackets and clear wrappers, a few paperback editions. (20)Condition Report: mostly mint condition.
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Autographs, and Military related.- General Walter Krupinski (1920-2000) signed black and white Messerschmidt ME62 montage photograph,10 x 8 inches; Flt. Lt. Leslie Gordon Batt (1916-2004) Battle of Britain pilot, signed black and white portrait photograph, 7 x 5 inches; WWII German U-Boat Commanders, black and white photograph, signed by Commanders Helmut Witte (1915-2005, Commander of U-159, and Wilhelm Dommes (1907-1990, Commander of U-431), 6 x 4 inches; Wolfram Eisenlohr (1893-1991) a colour photograph, signed by the first pilot to sink a ship with bombs from an aircraft, August 27, 1917, 5 x 8 inches; all with accompanying COAs; together with Sands of Iwo Jima (1949) black and white publicity photograph,10 x 8 inches; IRTC Ft. McClellan, Ala, Atlanta: Albert Love Enterprises, GA, [1944] magazine, pictorial paper wrappers, b/w. photo. Illustrated, 40pp., 4to; The Battle of Britain, August-October, 1940, HM. Stationary Office, 1941, first edition, original stapled blue wrappers, 32pp., 8vo; together with a few postcards, photographs, and related ephemera. (Qty)Condition Report: overall good condition.IRTC Ft. McClellan, magazine - tape repair to spine, chips and edge tears to lower edges of front and rear cover, internally clean.The Battle of Britain, August-October, 1940 - staining to covers, title and edges of leaves.
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