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Click here to subscribeThree Art Glass vases, one marked to bottom Breathing Space, attributed to Nick Orsler 15 cm. Carin Von Drehle a swirled green and purple vase +/- 13 cm high, signed to base and dated 1982, and another 26 cm with iridescent strip with red flashes, signed and dated 1985 (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: All three pieces in this lot are in very good order. There are no chips, no damage , no repairs, and no restoration.
Four pieces of Art Glass, to include an iridescent square form bottle with paper label to bottom Peter Ravenwood Loetz case bottle 1902. Height 15 cm, together with three vases 20.5 cm, 18.5 cm and 15 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The Peter Ravenwood bottle vase has one very minor top rim nibble and other very minor surface scratches to the glass, but is otherwise in extremely good order with no repairs and no restoration. The three other vases in this lot are also in very good order with no issues.
An Art glass lamp base and shade, in the manner of Monart. Height +/- 45 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The lamp is in good working order. We can see no missing parts. The glassware is in good condition. There are a couple of very light scratches to the shade but no chips, cracks or any restoration.
A Shelley Art Deco Vogue pattern coffee pot, together with three cups, saucers and sugar bowl, the coffee pot with Registered Design No. 756588 and with painted mark 11791 4. Height 17 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The coffee pot is in good order with no chips, no damage, no repairs and no restoration. There are some very minor surface scratches and ever so slight rubbing to the paintwork. The lid is in good order. One coffee cup has a within body hairline crack visible on both sides, running for +/- 4.5 cm. All other pieces are in good order with no issues. All pieces do ring when tapped with the exception of the one cup with the crack.
Two pieces of Art Glass, a red and clear glass vase with tapering twist effect. Height 27 cm, together with a green twisted decanter. Height 29 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The green decanter is in good order with no issues. The stopper fits perfectly and in our opinion is a match to the base. The accompanying vase is also in good order with no chips, no damage and no restoration.
A Burleigh ware water lily vase, by Harold Bennett circa 1930. +/- 26 cm high, together with a Doulton Lambeth brown patterned vase decorated with daisies and another unmarked Art Nouveau inspired vase, +/- 37 cm high. CONDITION REPORT: the Burleigh ware vase is in good order with no chips, cracks, damage or restoration. The Doulton Lambeth vase is also in generally good order but does have one small repaired top rim chip. The Art Nouveau inspired vase to the centre is also in very good condition. The only minor fault is there is some crazing to the glazing when inspected very closely.
A pair of Art Deco oak side tables on stands, with canted angles and open shelves. Height 44 cm, width and depth 43 cm. CONDITION REPORT: Both tables are a little dirty. One table has an open join line to the top which should be visible in our image. This is not a split but a join between the two pieces of wood that make up the top. There is slight movement here and a 1 mm gap. The same table has some old paint marks to the top surface, these should clean off. The angled sides and lower shelves are all in good condition. The second tabletop has scratches but no splits. The angled supports and shelves are in good condition. There is no evidence of any woodworm to either piece.
Karen Lawrence 1960-2013, two Art Glass iridescent vases, the first of squat form. Height +/- 11 cm signed Karen Lawrence 1986. The second height 23 cm, marked Karen Lawrence 1986 (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: Both pieces in this lot are in very good order with no chips, no damage, no repairs, and no restoration.
Siddy Langley, two pieces of iridescent Art Glass, the first a bird form vase with yellow speckled body. Height 16.5 cm, signed and dated 1988 together with a bowl. Height 8 cm, diameter 19.5 cm, signed and dated 1988 (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: Both items in this lot are free from any chips, repairs, or restoration. The bird has no issues at all. The bowl has a slender scratch to the glaze running for approximately 1.5 cm and at is widest 1.5 mm thick, this is to the interior of the bowl.
Ronald Gray NEAC (1868–1951) 'Tea in the Studio' signed and titled on artist's original label to the reverse with address of '15 Avenue Studios, 76 Fulham Road' oil on canvas 70 x 90cm Provenance: The Fine Art Society Exhibited: British Empire Exhibition, 1925 New English Art Club, 1947 It is likely that this work depicts a scene within an artist's studio at 76 Fulham Road, perhaps Ronald Gray's own, and probable that the figure holding the palette is Gray himself. The Avenue Studios consisted of a number artists' and sculptors' studios in use from the late 19th century which continued to be used for their original purpose until the 1980s. The two paintings hanging within the present picture can be identified as 'My Mother', 1908, by Ronald Gray and 'Oreads' by Annie Louisa Swynnerton. 'Oreads' was purchased by John Singer Sargent, who himself had a Fulham Road studio, as did Swynnerton. Both works are now in Tate Britain (N04098 and N03619). The painting is executed in oil on a canvas support. The painting is unlined and the canvas tension is slightly slack with a few minor undulations, but generally in plane. The paint layers are in a very good condition overall. In localised areas drying cracks have formed revealing the lighter ground layer below. The varnish is yellowed and a little patchy and uneven but generally acceptable.90 x 111cm framed
Samuel Hieronymus Grimm (1733-1794) A street in Dieppe, Francesigned and dated lower centre 'S. H. Grimm fecit 1771'pen, ink and watercolour27 x 36cmBorn in Switzerland, Grimm, settled in Paris in 1765 to study in the studio of Jean-Georges Wille. He remained there for three years before moving to London. During his time with Wille, Grimm undertook several sketching tours including possibly to Dieppe, as well as travelling to England from Dieppe.The present watercolour which appears to show a street in the area of Dieppe known as Le Pollet, with the Château de Dieppe in the distance, was probably based on on-the-spot sketches made by the artist. Grimm often worked in small sketchbooks and these studies were then used as an aid-memoire whilst working up his finished studio watercolours. As with the present work, he would sometimes return to these sketchbooks years later.There is another watercolour of a street in Dieppe in the Laing Art Gallery, dated 1770.
§ Edward Seago RWS RBA (1910-1974) Study of Bobby the Clownsigned lower right 'Seago' and titled 'Bobby 'August' (Elliott)' lower leftpencil heightened with white25 x 19cmProvenance:Christie's, London, Victorian & British Impressionist Art, 17th March 2010, Lot 75Light undulations throughout. Minor creasing, most noticeably right of the clown's face.
After Sir Edward Coley Burne-Jones Bt. ARA RWS The Work of Edward Burne-Jones 91 photogravures directly reproduced from the original paintingssigned on the frontispage by Philip Burne-Jonespublished by the Berlin Photographic Company (133 New Bond St, London), 1900a complete folio of all 91 images from a limited edition of 200 copies68 x 51cmProvenance:Bookplate of Annie CowdrayOnly two hundred copies of this large leather bound and gilded book were produced, each of which was signed in pencil by Philip Burne-Jones, the artist's son.The Berlin Photographic Company, (or the Berlin Photographische Gesellschaft, active 1880 - 1920), was a print maker and publisher who specialised in photogravures after Old Masters and contemporary painters. The company had the best optical and camera equipment and were technically the best print makers in the world. Germany had been the cradle of the art of engraving and Berlin photogravures were highly prized in Britain.This book was originally owned by Annie Pearson, Viscountess Cowdray, GBE (née Cass, 1860-1932), who was an English society hostess, suffragist and philanthropist. She was nicknamed the "Fairy Godmother of Nursing" for her patronage of the Royal College of Nursing and her work to promote district nursing throughout England and Scotland. She served as the President of the Women's Liberal Federation from 1921 until 1923 and was also the Honorary Treasurer of the Liberal Women's Suffrage Union. She was painted by both Sargent and Orpen. She and her husband, Viscount Cowdray, an engineer and oil magnate, donated Cowdray Hall to the city of Aberdeen.
After Anthony Augustus Frederick Sandys A Nightmarezincotype published by Smith, Elder & Co., May 4th 185748.5 x 51cmProvenance:The Maas Gallery Ltd, LondonSandys' famous satire of the Pre-Raphaelites is based upon Millais' 1857 Royal Academy painting, A Dream of the Past: Sir Isumbras at the Ford. According to Elizabeth Pennell, who interviewed Sandys nearly forty years later, this print was produced 'five days after the Academy opened ... three hundred were sold in the first week and then the man disappeared with the plate and has never been heard of since'. Six months after it had been published, to general amusement and acclaim in the art world, Sandys admitted having drawn it to Rossetti, who promptly invited him to dinner after which they became firm friends. Millais is the Knight, with Rossetti on the pillion and Hunt behind, seated on a braying ass bearing the initials 'JR' for John Ruskin.
Sir Hubert von Herkomer CVO RA RWS (1849-1914) John Ruskinmezzotint published by The Fine Art Society, 188050 x 36.5cm Pl.Provenance: By descent in the artist's familyLiterature: J. Saxon Mills, Life and Letters of Sir Hubert von Herkomer, 1923, pp.107-8Engraved after the watercolour portrait by Herkomer, done in 1879 (now in the National Portrait Gallery), which Ruskin declared "a beautiful drawing of me, the first that has ever given what good may be gleaned out of the clods of my face".
Sir Hubert von Herkomer CVO RA RWS (1849-1914) 'Roses' and 'Ivy'Herkomergravurespublished by the Fine Art Society, 189658 x 45cm Pl.; 56 x 43cm Pl.Roses - Light undulations to paper. Minor creasing to outer edges and bottom left hand corner of the margin. Ivy - Undulations to the paper and creasing to centre of the image, other minor creases to outer edges.
George Romney (1734-1802) Four studies of a seated and reclining woman the reverse with two further studiespen and brown ink, unframed11 x 18.5cmThe present sheet bears some similarities to Romney’s exploration of Serena, the heroine of a popular poem The Triumph of Temper, by the artist’s friend and biographer, William Hayley, published in 1781. The sentimental nature of the poem with the heroine’s unfailing good humour and kindness, overcoming tribulations and finding happiness in marriage, found enormous appeal, especially among female readers. There are several paintings exploring this theme, including one in the Harris Museum and Art Gallery, as well as versions in private collections, which show Serena quietly reading. A further painting, sold at Christie’s in 1966 and titled Serena in the Boat of Apathy, depicts a reclining Serena in classical costume (see Alex Kidson, George Romney 1734-1802, 2002, fig. 49).
Twenty-two Books on Fishing - In Wild waters 1989 John Bailey, Salmon Fishing In Search of Silver 1994 John Bailey, Fishing Impossible 2016 David Bartley, Fishing by Mail Vance and Philip Bourjaily, The Trout & I 2003 Jon Beer, Beneath the Black Water 2011 Jon Berry, Gone Fishing 2002 Jon Beer, The game Fishing Year 1989 Charles Bingham, Fly-Fishing with Children 1994 Philip Brunquell, Travels with a Two Piece 1985 John Bailey, Catching Salmon & Sea-Trout 1960 G.P.R Balfour-Kinnear, The Art of Angling 1987 Tiny Bennett, Folk, Fish and Fun 1978 Harold Balfour, The Fisherman's Handbook 1951 George Brennand, Steelhead Savvy 1995 Jim Bedford, Bonefishing 1973 Stanley Babson (ex lib), 101 Golden Rules of Fishing 2007 Rob Beattie, Catching Trout 1950 T.H Barnes, Catch A Salmon Les Baverstock, Reading the Water 1971 Joseph D Bates, What Fly is That ? 1957 British Field Sports Society, Halcyon George Brennand - Mixed condition
11 Fly Fishing Books: to include Fly-Tying Illustrated Wet & Dry Patterns, signed copy and dedication, Freddie Rice 1981, The Caddis and The Angler Larry Solomon Eric Leiser 1981 +D/J, The World's Best Trout Flies John Roberts 1994, Art of Fly-Tying Richard M Talleur 1979, and The Versatile Fly-Tyer Dick Talleur, signed with dedication, The Handbook of Fly-Tying Peter Gathercole 1991, The New Illustrated Dictionary of Trout Flies John Roberts 1986, Mastering the Art of Fly-Tying Richard W Talleur 1979, Trout Flies of Stillwater John Goddard 1977, Stillwater Flies How and When to Fish Them John Goddard 1989, Trout Flies of Britain and Europe John Goddard 1991 1st edition. (11) a box
Ten Books on Fishing - Catching Salmon and Sea Trout 1958 G.P.R Balfour-Kinnear, Salmon & Sea Trout Fishing 1988 Charles Bingham, Debrett's Salmon Stories 1983 Jack Chance, Fishing with a Purpose 1969 Stephen Johnson, Hardy's Aid to Angling Salmon & Trout 1966, The Art of Sea Trout Fishing 1989 Charles McLaren, Fly-Tying Principles & Practice 1945 Major Sir Gerard Burrard, Reeling In 1988 Arthur Oglesby, Light-Line Fly Fishing for Salmon 1946 Alexandra Wanless, Sea Trout How to Catch Them 1998 Charles Bingham - Mixed Condition
Ten Books on Fishing - Tide's Ending 1950 B.B (no D/J), A Rise to the Fly 2000 Bernard Venables, The Best of B.B An Anthology 1985 DJ Watkins-Pitchford, The Countryman's Bedside Book 1941 B.B (no D/J), The White Road Westwards 1961 B.B, The Idle Countryman 1943 B.B, Baleia The Whalers of the Azores 1968 Bernard Venables, The Autumn Road to the Isles 1959 B.B, The Gentle Art of Angling 1955 Bernard Venables, The Fisherman's Bedside Book 1946 B.B - Mixed Condition
Carton of Fishing Books to include A Fly Fishers Life Charles Ritz 1972, The Challenge of Light Tackle Lindsey Green 1995, A History of Fishing Charles Chenevix Trench 1974, Grayling R V Richyni 1996, F Is for Fly Fishing Fiona Armstrong 1993, The Art of Fly-Fishing Brian Harrison, and many more a box of #20
Nineteen Books on Fishing - Classic Flyfishing Waters of the World 1993, The New Henning's Guide to Fishing in Oregon 1984 Dan Casali and Madelynne Diness, Going Fishing 1946 Negley Farson, Trout Fishing in New Zealand 1979 Rex Forrester, Sporting in Both Hemispheres 2011 J. D'Ewes, A Survey of the Rainbow Trout in Britain and Ireland c1970's Winifred E. Frost, Salmon and Sea Trout Fishing 1972 T.E Dutton, Shooting, Fishing and Gun Book 1976 Sidney Du Broff, Why Trout Usually Win 2013 Graeme Marshall, Fly Fishing 1991 J.R Hartley, Gareth Edwards on Fishing 1984 Tony Pawson, Shadowcasting An Introduction to the Art of Flyfishing 2001 John Dietsch and Gary Hubbell, Modern Salmon and Sea Trout Fishing 1938 Major Kenneth Dawson, The Far From Compleat Angler 1995 Tom Fort, To Cast A Trout Fly 1968 Farlow's and Hardy Brothers, Casts From a Salmon Reel 1948 Major Kenneth Dawson, Salmon & Trout in Moorland Streams 1947 Major Kenneth Dawson, The Little Red Book of Fly Fishing 2010 Kirk Deeter and Charlie Meyers, Davies Trout and Grayling Fishing 1957 W.E Davies - Mixed condition
Fifteen mainly Fishing Books - Birds of the World, Collins Encyclopaedia of Fishing in the British Isles, The Guinness Guide to Game Fishing, The Guinness Book of Game Fishing, The Trout and the Fly, Fishing Forays 1992, The Art of Angling Volume 1, 2 & 3, Guide to Angling in Great Britain, The Fisherman's Companion, Incredible Fishing Stories, The pocket Guide to Trout and Salmon Flies, Trout and Salmon 220 Favourite Flies, Salmon and Sea Trout Fishing - Mixed condition
Twenty Fishing Books and Publications - Trout and Salmon 50th Anniversary Collectors Edition x2, The New Illustrated Dictionary of Trout Flies 1988 John Roberts, A Shephard's Life 1978 W.H Hudson, The Art of Sea Trout Fishing 1989 Charles McLaren, Flyfishing Around the World 1987 Tony Pawson, Modern Fresh & Saly water Fly Fishing 1972 Charles Waterman, Fishing The Wilder Shores 1991 Sidney Spencer, A Hunt Around the Highlands 1973 Michael Brander, trout Lochs of Scotland 1987 Bruce Sandison, The Angler's Companion 1978 Brian Murphy, I Remember Reflections on Fishing in Childhood 1995 Frederick Forsyth, The Fisher's Log Book 1991 Peter Leuver, Salmon Fishing in the Yemen 2007 Paul Torday, Fly Fishing 1991 J.R Hartley, Atlantic Salmon trust Fishing Auction 2010 Brochure, Know The Game Book - Know the Weather, A Thames Companion 1981 Mari Prichard & Humphrey Carpenter, Allcocks Anglers Guide 1968 & 1969 - Mixed condition
Six Books on Fishing - The Salmon 1974 Roderick Haig-Brown, The Enchanted Angler Book Two Hughen & Grayling 2005 Antun Mates (signed, ltd ed), The Enchanted Angler Book 1 Trout 2005 Antun Mates (signed, ltd ed), Blagdon 1987 Christopher Ogborne, A Fly Fisher's Life - The Art and Mechanics of Fly Fishing 1977 Charles Ritz, Chalkstream and Moorland 1911 Harold Russell - Mixed condition
Sixteen Books on Fishing - Classic Fishing Lures and Tackle 2000 Eric L. Sorenson, The Way of a Trout 1972 R.P Van Gytenbeek, The Quiet Water Ways 1988 Aylmer Tryon, Angling the World 2009 Roy Tanami, Fly Casting Techniques for the Modern Angler 1984 James Tomlinson, Frank Sawyer Man of the Riverside 1984 Sidney Vines, Grey of Fallodon 1937 George Macaulay Trevelyan, Fly-Tying For Trout 1939 Eric Taverner, Maui and Me A Search for a Fisherman's El Dorado 1963 Temple Sutherland, Travels with an Angle 1987 Ken Sutton, The Art Of Fly Dressing 1970 Bill Tagg, Improve your Flycasting 1995 Lou Stevens, Game Fishing Devices 1979 Douglas C Townsend, Fisherman's Luck 1899 Henry Van Dyke, The Seven Rivers 2001 Dougles Stewart, Little Rivers 1895 Henry Van Dyke - Mixed condition
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