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Lot 17
Thomas Miles Richardson Jnr. (British 1813-1890): 'Bothwell Castle', watercolour signed and dated 1878, titled on the original slip 19cm x 26cm Provenance: private collection, purchased James Alder Fine Art, Hexham; with Peter Francis Auctioneers 24th February 2016 Lot 177Condition Report: Good condition and original colour, well presented in the original frame and slip - ready to hang. Slight convex bow to the watercolour board.
Lot 258
Letitia Marion Hamilton (Irish 1878-1964): Seabirds above a Rocky Coast, impasto oil on board signed with initials 34cm x 44cmCondition Report:Overall good condition; paint stable with no losses; board with a concave bow, some craquelure and vertical striation in the sky. Would benefit from a light clean.
Lot 311
Hurst Balmford (British 1871-1950): 'Horning Ferry - Broads' Norfolk, oil on canvas board signed, titled on label verso 45cm x 55cm Provenance: West Yorkshire dec'd estate; with Morphets of Harrogate 8th September 2011 Lot 523Condition Report: Good condition; very slight bow to the board, slight bevel to the edge of the board from an old frame, may benefit from a very light clean.
Lot 257
Jean Muir: a silk collarless open jacket (40") (sized as 12), and a cashmere knit sweater with round neck with stripes in shades of blue (40") and a Belinda Robertson, London two piece cashmere camisole and open jacket (jacket: 38") (3) Belinda Robertson launched her cashmere brand in 1992, determind to make cashmere 'cool' her early designs include her famous cashmere knickers, tied with a satin bow to the rear. She originally had her studio and occasional sales space in Palmerston Place, Edinburgh. Jean Muir (1928-1995) went on from her early training with Jaeger to form her own label, becoming known for her support of craft workers often incorporating silver buttons and horn elements in her work, she was principally an advocate of simple, stylish clothing working with the finest quality materials and eschewing superflouous decoration.
Lot 507
An Edwardian taxidermy Perch (Perca fluviatilis), mounted in a naturalistic setting within a verre eglomise bow-front display case, bearing a label top left "Preserved By J. Cooper & Sons 28, Radnor Street, St Luke's London, E.C." with further label top right "Perch Caught by C. Butler, at Surfleet, Feby 16th 1909, Weight 2ilbs 8 3/4 oz". w.55.5, d.16.5, h.34cm.
Lot 508
An Edwardian taxidermy Rudd (Scardinius erythrophthalmus), mounted in a naturalistic setting within a verre eglomise bow-front display case, bearing a label top right "Preserved By J. Cooper & Sons 28, Radnor Street, St Luke's London, E.C." with further label top left "Rudd Caught by J.W. Julian in the South Forty Foot, Novr 24th 1908, Weight 2lbs 4ozs", w.50.5, d.14, h.32cm.
Lot 2218A
French silver mounted violoncello bow by and stamped Bausch, the stick round, the ebony frog inlaid with silver rings enclosing pearl eyes and the ebony adjuster with two silver bands, 72gm (without hair); also a nickel mounted violoncello bow, unstamped, 68gm (2) - * Ivory Sale Submission Reference P97CWNZJ
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