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Lot 783
An Art Deco mother of pearl cufflink and stud suite by Cropp & Farr, the double sided cufflinks centrally set with a pearl above an engine turned mother of pearl disc and reeded outer border, with chain link connections, with four matching buttons and two collar studs, all stamped '9ct', in a fitted blue leather bound Carrington & Co case
Lot 806
A lady's Art Deco sapphire and diamond cocktail watch, circa 1925, the black dial with white Arabic numerals, the oval case pave set with eight cut diamonds and calibre sapphire accents, with a cabochon synthetic sapphire winding crown, the case stamped 'rein platin' and indistinctly numbered 5144, on a black cordette strap, with a Swiss jewelled lever movement
Lot 807
A lady's Art Deco diamond cocktail watch, circa 1930, the rectangular silvered dial with raised Arabic numerals, the case set with square and eight cut diamonds to baguette cut diamond connections and eight and square cut diamond shoulders, the inner case stamped 'platinum', on a two strand mesh bracelet, with a Swiss 17 jewel movement
Lot 7
Sue Atkinson (1949-), "Homeward Bound", signed, titled and dated 2000, oil on board, 22.5 x 30cm.; 9 x 11.75in. * Sue Atkinson has exhibited at The Royal Academy, The New English Art Club, The Royal Society of Painters in Watercolour, The Royal Society of Marine Artists and The Singer Friedlander/ Sunday Times Watercolour Competition. She has won awards in the Discerning Eye exhibition 2002, The Laing Landscape Exhibition 1998, The Saunders Waterford Award at the Royal Watercolour Society 1994.
Lot 8
Leslie Joseph Watson A.R.C.A. (1906-1992), "Cornish Coast Near Mullion", exhibition label inscribed on verso, oil on canvas, 55 x 75cm.; 21.75 x 29.5in. * Attended Leeds College of Art, 1926-8, then the Royal College of Art, 1928-32. Was a member of the Royal Society of Marine Artists, also showing at the New English Art Club; Royal Institute of Oil Painters and the Royal Academy.
Lot 14
Donald Greig R.S.M.A. (1916-), "Looking Along the Quayside, Salcombe", signed, oil on board, 28.5 x 38cm.; 11.25 x 15in. * Showed at the Paris Salon; the Royal Academy; the Royal Institute of Painters in Watercolours and the New English Art Club. The National Maritime Museum, Greenwich holds Greig's work.
Lot 17
Tadeusz Was (1912-2005), "Mother & Child", signed, mixed media, 49 x 40.5cm.; 19.25 x 16in. * Tadeusz trained at the Polish Institute of Fine Art, Krakow for five years before being conscripted into the Polish Army. Tadeusz taught art in Crewe for many years and set up a coalition of Artists known as Group Five who exhibited throughout the Northwest. A solo exhibition - 'Lost in Crewe' was held at the Museum and Art Gallery, Warrington in 1991 and an exhibition at the Portico Gallery, Manchester was very well received in June 30th, 2005.
Lot 29
Russell Howarth (1927-), "Knoll Top, Saddleworth", signed, oil on board, 37 x 44.5cm.; 14.5 x 17.5in. * Russell Howarth was born in Oldham in 1927. He was educated at Oldham and worked as an Engineer from 1941-1992, but always drew and always painted. He taught Art, part-time, in Adult Education from 1962-1992. He has exhibited at the Royal Society of British Artists, The Chenil Gallery, London, and had one-man Exhibitions at the Uppermill Gallery, Uppermill Museum, the Haworth Art Gallery, Accrington, the Royal Northern College of Music, Manchester, and the Tib Lane Gallery, Manchester. He became a Member of the Saddleworth Group of Artists from 1951.
Lot 30
Don Mckinlay (1929-), Floral still life, initialled and dated 'Jan 96', oil on canvas, 44.5 x 37.5cm.; 17.5 x 14.75in. * His painting one-man shows have been held at the Bluecoat Gallery, Liverpool, the Rosengalerie, Amsterdam, Ayling Porteous Gallery, Chester, Bede Gallery, Jarrow, Liverpool Cathedral (Amnesty International), Liverpool Academy, Merseyside Arts, Merkmal Gallery, Liverpool and Salford Art Gallery. His work has been included in mixed shows at the Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool, Cartwright Hall, Bradford, Cornerhouse, Manchester, Liverpool Academy, Williamson Art Gallery, and Birkenhead. A member and regular exhibitor at the Manchester Academy of Fine Arts, he is undoubtedly one of the most talented artists to come from the North-West of England in the past generation.
Lot 34
Bohuslav Barlow (1947-), Children by the canal, signed and dated 80, oil on board, 29 x 36.5cm.; 11.5 x 14.5in. * He began showing with South-East London Art Group and the Royal Society of Painter-Etchers and Engravers in 1970 and went on to appear in numerous group exhibitions, including Hartnoll & Eyre, 1976; MAFA from 1982; Chalk Farm Gallery, 1984 and House of Commons in a show of Calderdale Artists, 1987. Showed solo at Ginnel Gallery, Manchester and Grundy Art Gallery, Blackpool, 1989. Rochdale Art Gallery and Museum and Leeds City Council hold his work.
Lot 35
Stephen Wild (1955-), "The Kentucky Derby", signed, titled and dated 1999 on verso, oil on board, 22.5 x 28cm.; 9 x 11in. * Stephen Wild was born in 1955 in Oldham, Lancs. His early years evidenced an innate talent for painting and drawing, though he received no formal art training. At about the age of thirty, he revived his early interest in painting and he gained a lot of experience under the tutelage of one of the North-West's best professional painters, John McCombs, a well-known and excellent tutor. The subjects favoured by Stephen are landscapes and figurative and these he treats with flat colour and precise linear brushwork He is a Member of the Manchester Academy of Fine Arts and has exhibited also at Manchester University, The Stockport Open and the Oldham Open Exhibitions. He is also a member of the Saddleworth and Lees group of artists.
Lot 39
Charles M. Jones (1923-), "Brewtime", signed, oil on board, 37 x 28cm.; 14.5 x 11in. * Charles Jones is a self- taught artist born in Pendlebury Manchester. He was a friend of L.S. Lowry whose work inspired him. He is a member of the Salford Art Club and the Exhibitors Group and has been Chairman of the Penton Painting Group for many years. He has always exhibited in the North West mainly at Salford Swinton and Eccles having several one man shows and also taking part in mixed exhibitions. His paintings are now in private collections in Australia; Israel; Germany and Holland as well as in Britain.
Lot 58
Dorothy Bradford (1918-2008), "Gondolier", signed and dated '95, titled on verso, oil on board, 15 x 21cm.; 6 x 8.25in. * She studied at Liverpool College of Art, Leeds College of Art, Central School of Arts and Crafts and St. Martins School of Art, her teachers including Ruskin Spear and Maurice de Sausmarez. Showed at Bluecoat Gallery in Liverpool, Woodstock Gallery, at Royal Festival Hall and American Embassy in London, as well as abroad.
Lot 60
Geoffrey Key (1941-), "White Farms", signed and dated '6.11.07', artist's label inscribed on verso, mixed media, 41 x 50cm.; 16.25 x 19.75in. * He was a member of the Manchester Academy, gaining first prize there in 1971. Key showed at Salford Art Gallery from 1966; Sheffield University and abroad in 1974; other exhibitions including Harris Museum and Art Gallery, Preston, 1983; Blackheath Gallery from 1989 and Barn Gallery, Cheshire, 1991. Public galleries in Salford, Manchester and Bolton hold his work.
Lot 65
Jiri Borsky (1945-), Three clowns, signed and dated '74, oil on board, 15 x 18cm.; 6 x 7in. * After a one-man show at Brampton Museum, Newcastle in 1971, others included Keele University on several occasions from 1977 and City Museum and Art Gallery, Hanley, Stoke on Trent, 1980. Taught at Keele which holds his work, as do several provincial galleries including Stoke.
Lot 67
Ivan Taylor (1946-), "Tuileries, Paris", signed, artist's label inscribed on verso, oil on board, 29.5 x 39.5cm.; 11.5 x 15.5in. * Born in Staffordshire Taylor studied Fine Art and Graphics at Burslem and Stafford School of Art. His painting success began very early when pictures were used to raise money for UNICEF after being seen on television. He has been president of the Staffordshire Society of Artists for a number of years. First solo exhibition held in 1972. He has exhibited at the Quantas Gallery London; Manser Callaghan Gallery Shrewsbury and many other private galleries in England Wales and the USA. Was awarded the Rowland Hilder Award in 2006.
Lot 70
Charles M. Jones (1923 -), "The Pig & Whistle Inn", signed, oil on canvas, 47.5 x 73cm.; 18.75 x 28.75in. * Charles Jones is a self-taught artist born in Pendlebury Manchester. He was a friend of L.S. Lowry whose work inspired him. He is a member of the Salford Art Club and the Exhibitors Group and has been Chairman of the Penton Painting Group for many years. He has always exhibited in the North West mainly at Salford Swinton and Eccles having several one man shows and also taking part in mixed exhibitions. His paintings are now in private collections in Australia; Israel; Germany and Holland as well as in Britain.
Lot 80
Leo McDowell R.I., 20th century, "Byzantium II", signed, mixed media, 22 x 22cm.; 8.75 x 8.75in. * Leo's paintings show a clear influence of Islamic and Byzantine art. His style is between abstraction and figurative representation and uses a variety of media. A number of motifs occur such as a horse and rider, a cat or a vase of flowers, and it is Leo's arrangement, treatment and colour choices which give each work its unique feel. Leo has been a member of the Royal Institute of Painters in Watercolours since 1985. He was awarded the Windsor and Newton RI prize in 1990, and his work can be found in H.R.H The Prince of Wales' collection of British Contemporary Paintings. His work is in great demand throughout the world with sell-out exhibitions in Paris and Tokyo.
Lot 96
Bill Wright (1931-), "Spilling Waves From Jura", signed, with artist's label inscribed on verso, mixed media, 30 x 42.5cm.; 11.75 x 16.75in. * Wright was a member of the Royal Scottish Society of Painters in Watercolours; Society of Scottish Artists and Royal Glasgow Institute of the Fine Arts. One man exhibitions were held at Scottish and Kingfisher Galleries in Edinburgh, at Strathclyde University and at Perth Museum and Art Gallery.
Lot 100
Jiri Borsky (1945-), Figure study, signed and dated '92, gallery label on verso, drawing, 47 x 40.5cm.; 18.5 x 16in. * After a one-man show at Brampton Museum, Newcastle in 1971, others included Keele University on several occasions from 1977 and City Museum and Art Gallery, Hanley, Stoke on Trent, 1980. Taught at Keele which holds his work, as do several provincial galleries including Stoke.
Lot 108
Elizabeth Scott-Moore (1902-1993), "Quiet Backwater - Sonning on Thames", signed, artist's label inscribed on verso, watercolour over pencil, 36 x 46cm.; 14.25 x 18.25in. * Showed at the Royal Academy Summer Exhibitions; the Royal Society of Portrait Painters; the Royal Institute of Painters in Watercolours; the Royal Society of Painters in Watercolours and the New English Art Club, all of which she was a member, and the Paris Salon.
Lot 400
A phonograph, with incomplete Puck-type motor on art-nouveau cast iron bedplate on wood base (lacking support arm, horn, reproducer and lid); a conventional Puck mechanism on lyre base; another base; part of a motor; a mandrel, a governor; and two flower horns, one with reproducer body, (8).
Lot 478
A Discophonette 78 rpm juke box, with radio receiver in upper tier, 16-disc magazine, conventional turntable and wood pick-up arm and electro-pneumatic drive to selector mechanism, in three-tier oak case of Art Deco design with red and white plastic illuminated corner panels, glazed doors to radio dial and turntable compartments and speaker in base with chrome grille, 57½in. high, 40in. wide, 41½in. deep at base, with label of C. Hoebeke-van Den Eynde, Dendermonde. Note: Made by the Belgian organ builders Bartholemew Brothers, who adapted organ building technology for this early post-war juke box, thus overcoming the metal shortage of the time. The coin-slot is marked for 1 franc.
Lot 173
Kyffin Williams, (1918-2006), Welsh, "Pontllyfni in Snow," farmer and crows in a snowy mountain landscape, coloured lithograph, signed and numbered 125/150 in pencil, 48.5 x 77cm. This edition was printed by the Curwen Press in 1974, for Christie's Contemporary Art and bears the CCA blindstamp.
Lot 1274
A Miscellany of souvenir football posters, subjects including Italia '90, USA '94, France '98, Euro '92, Euro '96, Euro 2000, football-related art exhibitions, Christie's football memorabilia auction posters, a set of miniature replicas of World Cup posters, newsstand, and various overseas issues, duplication (a qty.)
Lot 2956
Mixed lot; Ban Dai, Star Trek Starship Enterprise from the Next Generation, box damaged, plus Star Trek book 'The Continuing Mission', Palitoy Bradgate talking Z-Victor 4 police car (NM,BNM), box of Mini Art 1.35 scale Soviet Infantry figures (M,BM), 2 Minichamps catalogues and 2 modern Corgi catalogues
Lot 2559
Pauls Model Art Minichamps, presidential series No.1 The Kennedy Car (M,BNM), sold with NZG 1:50 scale artic Christian Salvesen (one transfer damaged), and Solido Renault TN6C bus (2 models), Bus Londinien double decker (2 models) in Age D' Or set of 5 models, plus an Age D' Or single 2 Vitesse vans, a Tootsietoy and a Majorette (x12)
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