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Lot 653
British School, 19th Century - watercolours, Three works comprising: Madeline Green, Figures on a Street, signed, etching, 15 x 20cms, in gilt frame; a 19th Century miniature view of a street, unsigned, watercolour en grisaille, 4 x 6cms, in gilt frame; and one further caricature of two figures talking, indistinctly signed and entitled; "As promised, Lt Lionel C*, 23rd Feb 1901", pen and ink, 8.5 x 13cms, in gilt frame. (3)
Lot 640
*A varied selection of framed and glazed etchings etc. to include 'An Artist's Proof, High Street, Burford' signed by Claire Dalby, together with two limited edition (17/50 and 9/50) monochrome etchings by Miriam MacGregor depicting felines, a box framed and glazed limited edition monochrome etching (5/100) 'Cat in a Chair' signed lower right by the artist Sarah van Niekerk and one further late 18th century hand-coloured engraving 'L'ours de mer' by C.de Bouffon, provenance: Talbot Court Galleries, Stow on the Wold (5)
Lot 649
After ANDREW AFFLECK, Amsterdam, signed etching (printed image 11½ x 10½ ins, 29cm x 27cm), Provenance: The property of a lady by descent and formerly in the Abberley Hall Collection, WorcestershireCondition Report: The picture appears to be in the original frame and looks very slightly discoloured around the edges/margin (signed lower right). The etching is in good original condition with very minor 'browning'.
Lot 77
Tomas Harris (1908-1964)Self portrait, etching, inscribed in pencil to the margin 'To Eddy from Tomas for Old Times Sake 1951', 20 x 14cm Tomas Harris Spanish speaking MI6 Officer working for the British during World War II and later Art Dealer and author of the Catalogue Raisonné on Goya's engravings and lithographs
Lot 266
After Herbert Thomas Dicksee (1862-1942),"Peril", lioness protecting her cubs at the mouth of their den,Etching,Signed in pencil to lower margin, initialled "HD" to plate and dated "1910", titled to gallery label verso, published by Frost & Reed Ltd (1910),34cm x 58cm,Framed and glazed CONDITION REPORT:We believe this etching to be on vellum.
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