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Lot 648
George Cannon (Contemporary) Broken Light, large scale panoramic impressionist Lakeland landscape with heavy impasto, oil on board, in wooden frame, 74 x 124 cm George Cannon studied at the Polytechnic, Regent Street, London under Norman Blamey R.A and J.P. Millard. Whilst a student, he was awarded the Bronze Medal for painting. He became a member of the Lake Artists Society in 1962. Exhibitions include the New Art Centre, London; RBA Gallery, London; Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool; Abbot Hall, Kendal; Theatre in the Forest, Grizedale; St Martins College, Lancaster; Castlegate Gallery, Cockermouth.
Lot 649
George Cannon (Contemporary) Untitled, atmospheric Lakeland landscape with heavy impasto, oil on board, in wooden frame, 60 x 90 cm George Cannon studied at the Polytechnic, Regent Street, London under Norman Blamey R.A and J.P. Millard. Whilst a student, he was awarded the Bronze Medal for painting. He became a member of the Lake Artists Society in 1962. Exhibitions include the New Art Centre, London; RBA Gallery, London; Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool; Abbot Hall, Kendal; Theatre in the Forest, Grizedale; St Martins College, Lancaster; Castlegate Gallery, Cockermouth.
Lot 76
Tibetan bronze of Tara surrounded by a mandorla representing the Ring of FireHeight: 43cmInfo from the vendor - This piece was originaly sourced through a scolar with a PHD from Oxford university, who lived on the boarder of Tibet and China for 4 years studying the history of the tea trade.This piece is full of interesting symbols each with a story of its own. The Ring of Fire represented by the mandorla is an ancient symbol derived from Vedic imagery; meaning that the flame of wisdom can burn away ignorance and purify the faithful. Tara appears to be holding the “Vase of the Elexir of Eternal Life”, symbolising that enlightenment results in eternal life.The earrings are probably Lotus flowers, a symbol often seen in Budhism, Hinduhsm, Sikhism & Jainism - The growth of its pure beauty from the mud of its origin is sometimes said to mirror the path from a human mind to an enlightened one
Lot 231
Vanguards - three Vanguards Precision diecast replicas all issued in a limited edition to include the Ford Classic 109E two piece set and Brands Hatch Diorama, 1:43 scale, boxed a Rover 100 heather brown Earls Court diorama 1:43 scale, boxed and a Rover 2000 Renfrew & Bute Constabulary Jaguar XK120 bronze with diorama 1:43 scale, boxed [3]
Lot 276
Dinky Toys - # 180 Rover 3500 in white with black interior, opening doors and boot. Appears mint with excellent box. # 123 Princess 2200HL Saloon in metallic copper colour with black interior in good box. # 178 Mini Clubman Bronze body, jewelled lights, vacuform package discoloured. # 201 Plymouth Stock Car in blue with red interior, appears mint in excellent box. [4] Est £50-£70
Lot 155
Vinyl - Three Colosseum LP's to include Those Who Are About To Saluute You (Fontana TF1029) with writing to inner sleeve and a small split to bottom of gatefold, Daughter of Time Vertigo 6360.017 with small Vertigo logo and dedication on Vertigo inner and Live (Bronze 1CD1/2) sleeves and vinyl vg+ except as stated
Lot 1623
VICTORIAN BRONZE AND BLACK SLATE MANTEL CLOCK, the 4 1/2" enamelled dial, inscribed TA Simpson, on an eight day movement half hourly striking to a bell, surmounted by a classical maiden holding a book and a plough, on a black slate base with gilt metal mounts, the book with a presentation inscription, height 65cm, width 74cm
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