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Lot 709
'Horses Eating Hay', 1923 signed in pencil in the margin 'E Blampied' drypoint etching, from an edition of 100 26.5 x 35.5cmFootnote: Provenance: Thomson Roddick Scottish Auctions, 12th June 2010, lot 369 Literature: Jean Arnold and John Appleby, A Catalogue Raisonne of Etchings, Drypoints and Lithographs of Edmund Blampied, Jersey: John Appleby Publishing, 1996, no. 88
Lot 405
Victorian 8th (Scottish) VB King’s Liverpool Regiment Officer’s Broadsword.A rare example, the broadsword is of the regulation pattern, the straight blade with double fuller, this with etched decoration including the title “8TH SCOTTISH V.B. THE KING’S LIVERPOOL RGT”. Fitted with basket guard, retaining scarlet and buff lining and crimson tassel. Housed in steel scabbard of the correct Highland pattern. The scabbard is part covered with polished brown leather. Overall GC etching now faint staining to the blade.
Lot 413
9th Lancers Georgian officer’s Mameluke SwordA rare example of the Mameluke levée sword, with broad flat curved blade etched both sides with crown, crossed guidons (bearing IX), larger figures IX and “LANCERS”, gilt crosspiece with raised edges and decoration, and fine ivorine scales with floral studs. Nicks to edge of blade, etching and gilt rubbed, scabbard absent.
Lot 406
Victorian 1st VB King’s Liverpool Regiment Officer’s Levee Rifle Pattern Sword.A rare example of the pattern. The single edged narrow blade is etched with a Crowned VR cypher, regimental title “1st Vol Batt. The Liverpool Regt”. Also entwined initials. The guard of the hilt incorporating a Victorian crowned strung bugle device. Housed in correct steel scabbard with two loose rings. Etching to blade VGC and clear, wear to the plating of the hilt and scabbard.
Lot 404
Victorian 80th Lancashire RV (Liverpool Press Guard) Officer’s Levee Rifle Pattern Sword.A rare example of the pattern. The single edged narrow blade is etched with a regimental device and title “80TH L.R.V”. The guard of the hilt incorporating a Victorian crowned strung bugle device. Housed in correct steel scabbard with two loose rings. Some staining etching faint to parts.
Lot 663
Herbert Thomas Dicksee RE (1862-1942) ‘His Majesty’ - Portrait of a lion’s headoriginal etching on Japan, signed artist’s proof, edition of 200, published by C E Clifford & Co., London, 1888image 59.7 x 47.7cmProvenance: The Bryan Steele Collection.Exhibited: The Royal Academy, London, 1888, number 1595;the World’s Columbian Commission, International Exhibition 1893.Condition report: The paper has discoloured to a light brown. There are some light stripes and blotches of discolouration throughout. A hard crease lower right edge and some further light creases in that area. Some scattered small dots of foxing throughout. A horizontal line of missing ink very close to the top edge of the plate. A couple of small light surface scuffs, including one just below the nose and one above the left eye close to the mane. A brown dot of ink lower left corner just outside the plate-line. Some dirt at plate edges. Not seen outside of frame.
Lot 656
Herbert Thomas Dicksee RE (1862-1942)An Irish Wolfhound, recumbent original etching on vellum, signed artist’s proof, published by the Fine Art Society, London, 1889image 7.4 x 12.2cm.Provenance: From the artist’s grandson; the Bryan Steele Collection.Condition report: The vellum is only slightly discoloured. Some cockling. A paler section in the top left quarter, although the cause is unclear. Some light dirt in righthand margin, minor. Not seen outside of frame.
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