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Lot 212
Interesting early 19th century English violoncello of the Betts School unlabelled, the two piece back of faint medium curl with plainish wood to the sides and head, the table of an irregular broad width grain and the varnish of a reddish-brown colour on a golden ground, 29 3/4", 75.60cm, bow, case
Lot 126
CHINESE SCHOOL "Study of a Chinese gentleman standing wearing a red cloak and holding a long staff before trailing prunus", watercolour, signed, with character marks and two red seals, 47 cm x 92 cm (ILLUSTRATED) CONDITION REPORTS This has been rolled and is quite curled. Numerous splits horizontally across the picture including one which runs practically the whole way across, plus numerous other splits including frits across the gentleman's red cloak. There also appears to be a tear between the cloak and the bow. Generally some wear, dirt and stains, including stains to the fabric surround. Some creases.
Lot 928
A good George III mahogany and satinwood crossbanded bow front, circa 1780, the overhung rectangular top raised above four long graduated drawers, harewood and ebony strung with octagonal brass and embossed handles, raised above shaped apron on splayed short legs, 101cm w , 56cm deep, 87cm h
Lot 208
David Alison (1882-1955) - Oil painting - Half length portrait of Mr James Bow Dunn (1861-1930), board 13.5ins x 10.5ins, unsigned but inscribed in pencil with the artist`s name and address 108 George Street, Edinburgh and name of the sitter, in deep moulded stained wood frame, and with two medallions awarded by The Royal Scottish Academy to James Dunn, an Associate in 1914 (bronze) and a Fellow in 1930 (silver) complete with cases for same Provenance : Mr James Bow Dunn born 16th January 1861 at Pollokshields, Glasgow. The family moved to Edinburgh where he was educated at Herriots Watts. On 28th September 1898 he married Catherine Norma Ballantyne of Walkerburn, Midlothian and on 5th June he was awarded a Fellowship of the Royal Institute of British Architects. He died 25th August 1930 after an operation, leaving a widow, son and two daughters who at that time were living at 7 Ainslie Place, Edinburgh, and thence by family descent
Lot 517
James Pittendrigh Macgillivray (1856-1938) - Dark brown patinated bronze bust, thought to be of the artist`s daughter, 14.75ins high, signed and dated 1916, on ebonised oval plinth base for same Provenance : Mr James Bow Dunn (1861-1930) of Glasgow and Edinburgh, Fellow of the Royal Institution of British Architects and a Fellow of the Royal Scottish Academy, and thence of family descent
Lot 523
Lord Frederick Leighton (1830-1896) - Good brown patinated bronze figure - "The Sluggard" - Standing figure of a naked young man, on rectangular base, signed "Fred Leighton", moulded by J.W. Singer & Sons, Frome, Somerset, and published by Arthur Leslie Collie, 39b Old Bond Street, London, May 1st 1890, 20.5ins high, and with ebonised plinth for same Provenance : Mr James Bow Dunn (1861-1930) Architect based in Glasgow and Edinburgh. Mr James Bow Dunn was the Godson of Lord Leighton and it is thought the bronze was given to him on attaining his membership of the Royal Institute of British Architects and thence by family descent
Lot 838
A Louis XV red tortoise-shell Boulle and gilt brass mounted bracket clock and bracket for same, the clock with 10ins diameter cast gilt brass dial with raised enamel numeral cartouches to the later two train movement striking on a bell, contained in ornate balloon shaped case surmounted by gilt brass figure of Minerva, with cast leaf mounts, the front with three figures representing the Three Fates, clock 44.5ins high, bracket of ogee outline with cast gilt brass female mask mounts and leaf finial, 25ins wide x 14ins high Provenance : Purchased by Mrs Catherine Dunn (nee Ballantyne), wife of James Bow Dunn in 1901 when on holiday in Brittany and thence by family descent
Lot 1066
A 1920s figured mahogany bow-front commode of 18th Century design, the top with leaf carved edge and bellflower and beaded mounts, fitted one frieze drawer and central cupboard enclosed by a single astragal panelled door, conforming side panels, on square cabriole legs with scroll carving to knees, 48ins wide 20ins deep x 36ins high (slightly faded)
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