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Lot 748
Michael Quirke (b. 1946) - Scene on the Thames with London Bridge, the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben, signed with artist's initials, oil on canvas, 25.5" x 30", framed - ** Artist studied at St Martin's School of Art, London and is based in the capital working from St Patrick's Studios in Wapping, he also studied art at Chelsea and Goldsmith's College, he was fortunate to meet the artist Frank Auerbech and Leon Kossoff who clearly became lasting influences on his work because of their expressive style and regularly interprets London's landmarks including St Paul's and the Thames
Lot 749
Michael Quirke (b. 1946) - 'Evening, Kensington', signed with the artist's initials, also inscribed with the title verso and signed, also dated '98 (1998) in the artist's own hand, oil on canvas, 24" x 20", framed - ** Artist studied at St Martin's School of Art, London and is based in the capital working from St Patrick's Studios in Wapping, he also studied art at Chelsea and Goldsmith's College, he was fortunate to meet the artist Frank Auerbech and Leon Kossoff who clearly became lasting influences on his work because of their expressive style and regularly interprets London's landmarks including St Paul's and the Thames
Lot 750
Michael Quirke (b. 1946) - 'After the Storm', scene on the River Thames, London, with St Paul's and other buildings, signed and initialled 'MQ' to the lower right, also inscribed with the title and signed verso, oil on canvas, titled verso and date '03, 36" square; framed - ** Artist studied at St Martin's School of Art, London and is based in the capital working from St Patrick's Studios in Wapping, he also studied art at Chelsea and Goldsmith's College, he was fortunate to meet the artist Frank Auerbech and Leon Kossoff who clearly became lasting influences on his work because of their expressive style and regularly interprets London's landmarks including St Paul's and the Thames
Lot 281
A small group of ceramics to include a Royal Crown Derby ‘Chelsea Bird Left’ figure (factory second), Staffordshire ‘Gaudy Welsh’ jug, a late 19th century art pottery lion dog, framed prattware pot lid ‘The Enthusiast’, Staffordshire figures of a female banjo player and a woman with yoke (buckets missing) and a pair of Staffordshire Dalmations (at fault) (8)
Lot 284
A collection of porcelain figures to include – Three Continental porcelain figures of musicians/dancers, a Samson group of winged cherub and sheep in the Chelsea style, two Derby porcelain flower sellers, Continental porcelain figure of a boy with cornucopia of grapes, two Sitzendorf porcelain figures, a model of a lady dressed in purple cloak with fur muff and a press-moulded frosted glass model of a gentleman leaning against a bricked chimney on stepped circular base (qty - damages, repairs)
Lot 554
A collection of china comprising a Beswick Beatrix Potter Mr Jeremy Fisher with gold back stamp, pair of Continental figures, approx. 15.5 cm high, Crown Staffordshire bird figure group modelled by J T Jones and a smaller bird, Goball figure group of great tits, pair of Crown Staffordshire flowers in pots, together with a New Chelsea part teaset, French floral-decorated side plates, a pair of gilt-decorated light pulls etc CONDITION REPORTS Teawares only - all are transfer decorated. The majority are a set of six New Chelsea Staffs for Thomas Goode of which one cup handle is smashed, the others are period. Heavy wear to the gilding and decoration. The pink and green floral decorated cup has a smashed handle. Wear and tear to the gilding, paintwork, etc. See images for more details.
Lot 430
Ladies 14K yellow gold necklace and cross pendant featuring 23 natural almandite or almandine garnets including oval, pear, and round cuts ranging from approximately 3.1 to 7.5mm and accented by 4 pearls approximately 3.3 x 3.6mm. Austro-Hungarian period. Tests 14K. Measures 18" L with gross weight 28.5 grams. Purchased in London "Centenarium" in Chelsea. CONDITION: Overall good condition
Lot 69
Freemasonry. 19th century Masonic regalia, jewels, certificates and accessories of William Conolly. A certificate of admission, April 25, 1891, to the Third Degree; a certificate of admission, 25 February, 1892, as an Excellent and Perfect Prince Rose-Croix; a Master Mason's apron; a Prince Rose-Croix Mason apron and collar with jewel; a lapel jewel; a pigskin case named for W. Conolly and bearing a paper label for Patrick Guinness (of Furness House) with his address in Chelsea; together with a Master Mason's certificate, 25 February, 1851, to Samuel Walsh. Provenance: Fonsie Mealy, Furness House, 6 October 2015, where purchased by the current owner. W. Conolly is probably William Conolly (d.1895), son of Tom Conolly II and his "gorgeous and wealthy wife", Eliza; and a descendant of 'Speaker' Conolly of Castletown House.
Lot 59
A pair of Crown Derby porcelain plates, each iwth landscape panels within a gilded border, 23cms (9ins) diameter; together with other plates to include red anchor mark Chelsea example and Spode (6).Condition ReportLandscape plate with restorations; flower plate restored; Spode plate has a hairline crack, other plate ok and dish has chips to the edges.
Lot 161
A Wedgwood part tea and dinner service in the Gold Chelsea patternCondition report: Comprising: 1 jug, 3 dinner plates, 2 tureens, 4 bowls, 4 coffee cans with saucers, 3 large teacups with saucers, 2 small teacups with 4 saucers, 8 side plates, and 1 teapot.All intact but with light cutlery marks and signs of use.
Lot 76
Coalport figurines comprising eight Age of Elegance figures: Chelsea Reception, Summer Gala, Special Celebration, Richmond Park, On the Balcony, Summer Saunter, Moonlit Rendezvous and Evening Promenade, six other Coalport Beau Monde figures and bird figure (15) Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Lot 401
Fulham FC and others - 17 home match programmes to include Fulham 1950-51: v WBA, Bolton, Arsenal, Blackpool, Chelsea, 1956-57 v Hudersfield, Barnsley; also Sheff W 1956, 1958, 1959 & 1960, Doncaster R 1957, Luton 1957, Leicester 1958, WBA 1959, QPR 1960 and Chelsea 1960, each in transparent envelopes
Lot 462
Football Programmes. Good collection of 1960s issues to include non-league, reserves, Welsh Cup etc (61) Good, teams include Luton Town, Wolverhampton Wanderers, Aldershot, Tranmere Rovers, Arsenal, Manchester United, Aston Villa, Burnley, Chelsea, Birmingham City and others, predominantly early to mid 1960's.
Lot 464
Football Memorabilia. A box containing a variety of items to include 1950s Football programmes, Stickers, Fanzines, League Reviews etc, approx 80 items (1 Box) Good. 1950's programmes Chester v Watford 01/10/58 (discolouration to edges, slight tear to spine, score added in pen to team page and teams in half time scores box to rear cover), Chester v Swansea Town 05/03/58 (slight creasing to edges and slight staining), Derby County v Chester 29/08/56 (slight staining of cover and tearing around staples), Chelsea v Chester 12/0/52 (central fold horizontal, score added to front cover in pen and to team page, tear to top of spine, general light creasing), Arsenal v Luton Town 09/03/57 (cover detached and torn, central fold horizontal) and Watford v Chester 14/10/58 (slight creasing and foxing to cover)
Lot 546
Testimonial match programmes - Colin Bell 1978, Emlyn Hughes 1979, Ray Clemence 1980; other programmes in the lot comprise Sunderland v Birmingham City 1949, Manchester Utd v WBA March 1958 with tribute to Duncan Edwards, Man Utd v Wolves April 1958, Chelsea v Birm C 1961, Fulham v Blackpool 1961, Arsenal v Blackpool 1961 Tranmere v Brentford 1973, Blackpool v Wrexham 1968, Everton v Sunderland 1959, Everton v Blackburn 1958, Aldershot v Stoke City 1961, Everton v Wolves 1956 (generally good, some programmes hole punched)
Lot 31
Mr Sly All You Need Is Love, 2020 Vinyl print on paper Signed verso 15 x 10cm (5¾ x 3¾ in.) Mr Sly is a British Artist known for his mixed media collages and his contemporary interpretation of 20th Century pop culture, combined with bold and graphic images are his unique trademark. Having experience in photo restoring and graphic design, he blends these talents in his artwork, by manipulating and restoring each image carefully. Now Producing limited edition prints and originals his work can be found in galleries across the U.K and U.S.A. His artwork can also be seen on the streets, paste ups of his images are now part of the street art scene in many cities. Born in Liverpool, England, he has travelled widely, which has informed his appreciation of urban and street art across the world. His first foray into the art world was inspired by 1980's band Frankie Goes to Hollywood and their iconic t-shirts from their hit song RELAX. It was this that spurred him to create artwork which is now gaining collectors across the globe. Mr Sly's work is featured in the Saatchi Art gallery and Artsy. Recent clients involve Chelsea Football Club, L'Oreal and RedKen.
Lot 32
Mr Sly Rocket Man, 2020 Paste up and silver leaf on paper Signed verso 15 x 10cm (5¾ x 3¾ in.) Mr Sly is a British Artist known for his mixed media collages and his contemporary interpretation of 20th Century pop culture, combined with bold and graphic images are his unique trademark. Having experience in photo restoring and graphic design, he blends these talents in his artwork, by manipulating and restoring each image carefully. Now Producing limited edition prints and originals his work can be found in galleries across the U.K and U.S.A. His artwork can also be seen on the streets, paste ups of his images are now part of the street art scene in many cities. Born in Liverpool, England, he has travelled widely, which has informed his appreciation of urban and street art across the world. His first foray into the art world was inspired by 1980's band Frankie Goes to Hollywood and their iconic t-shirts from their hit song RELAX. It was this that spurred him to create artwork which is now gaining collectors across the globe. Mr Sly's work is featured in the Saatchi Art gallery and Artsy. Recent clients involve Chelsea Football Club, L'Oreal and RedKen.
Lot 33
Mr Sly Crazy Little Thing Called Love, 2020 Paste up and silver leaf on paper Signed verso 15 x 10cm (5¾ x 3¾ in.) Mr Sly is a British Artist known for his mixed media collages and his contemporary interpretation of 20th Century pop culture, combined with bold and graphic images are his unique trademark. Having experience in photo restoring and graphic design, he blends these talents in his artwork, by manipulating and restoring each image carefully. Now Producing limited edition prints and originals his work can be found in galleries across the U.K and U.S.A. His artwork can also be seen on the streets, paste ups of his images are now part of the street art scene in many cities. Born in Liverpool, England, he has travelled widely, which has informed his appreciation of urban and street art across the world. His first foray into the art world was inspired by 1980's band Frankie Goes to Hollywood and their iconic t-shirts from their hit song RELAX. It was this that spurred him to create artwork which is now gaining collectors across the globe. Mr Sly's work is featured in the Saatchi Art gallery and Artsy. Recent clients involve Chelsea Football Club, L'Oreal and RedKen.
Lot 34
Mr Sly Choose Love, 2020 Vinyl print on paper Signed verso 15 x 10cm (5¾ x 3¾ in.) Mr Sly is a British Artist known for his mixed media collages and his contemporary interpretation of 20th Century pop culture, combined with bold and graphic images are his unique trademark. Having experience in photo restoring and graphic design, he blends these talents in his artwork, by manipulating and restoring each image carefully. Now Producing limited edition prints and originals his work can be found in galleries across the U.K and U.S.A. His artwork can also be seen on the streets, paste ups of his images are now part of the street art scene in many cities. Born in Liverpool, England, he has travelled widely, which has informed his appreciation of urban and street art across the world. His first foray into the art world was inspired by 1980's band Frankie Goes to Hollywood and their iconic t-shirts from their hit song RELAX. It was this that spurred him to create artwork which is now gaining collectors across the globe. Mr Sly's work is featured in the Saatchi Art gallery and Artsy. Recent clients involve Chelsea Football Club, L'Oreal and RedKen.
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