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Lot 190
* ANGELA LEMAIRE (BRITISH CONTEMPORARY) TWO ACTORS BEFORE WINDOW linocut print, signed, titled, dated '77 and numbered 1/5 in pencil 31cm x 23cm Mounted, framed and under glass. Note: Angela Lemaire was born in Buckinghamshire and went to the Lyçée Français de Londres and Wispers School in Sussex, then to PLC Pymble in Sydney Australia. She returned to Britain in 1962 and went to Chelsea School of Art, London (1963) and Camberwell School of Arts and Crafts (1964-67, Dip. AD.), where she was taught relief printmaking by Michael Rothenstein. After this she went to Morley College, Lambeth, where she continued etching. The wood-engraver Frank Martin, who taught at Camberwell, gave her a box of wood-engraving tools which had belonged to a colleague of his who had died. With these tools she taught herself wood-engraving; it hadn’t been taught at art-school. She was by then already friends with the wood-engraver and letterer Michael Renton and had watched him at work. She decided she would work principally as a printmaker and with text and image. Angela lives and works in the Scottish Borders and has exhibited widely including numerous solo shows at prestigious galleries around the UK and beyond.
Lot 202
PUMA, GERMANY A SCARCE CASED SPORTING-KNIFE, MODEL '6374 COUGAR', serial no. 83774, for 1977, the 7in. clip-point bolo blade with serrations for the first 1 3/8in, the back-edge with substantial gutting hook, the right hand side etched '6374 HAND ' over 'PUMA COUGAR' over 'GENUINE PUMASTER STEEL - GERMANY' above the patent number '1225073', the reverse with an etching of a recumbent puma, polished alloy finger-guard, shaped natural staghorn scales held by three washered rivets and bored through with a brass lined lanyard aperture, appearing unused with its leather scabbard, warranty tag and in its foam lined Puma pine box (lid lining perished and absent). This bladed product is not for sale to people under the age of 18. By bidding on this item you are declaring that you are 18 years of age or over.Please be aware that we are unable to send edged weapons or bladed products by postal courier to a UK residential address (Offensive Weapons Act 2019)
Lot 187B
JULIA MANNING (LATE 20TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL) 'Le Meutre Au Chateau Abandonne', etching, signed, inscribed, dated '95 and numbered 18/50 in pencil in the margin, 18cm x 24.5cm together with a 17th century style still life of flowers on a stone shelf, signed Botkin, oil on panel, 24cm x 18.5cm Condition: both generally in good condition with some slight marks to the frames
Lot 411
19TH CENTURY STREET SCENE watercolour, 29cm x 20cm; a continental lake scene, oil on canvas, 30cm x 38cm; 19th century etching depicting Parcheminier by R Nerici, 32cm x 20cm; Kemp 1989, watercolour 'Kneeling Nude', 18cm x 18cm (4) Condition: some surface marks, oil painting with cracking to the paint down one side
Lot 431
EARLY 20TH CENTURY SCHOOL 'Bruges', etching, signed in pencil dated '35 and numbered 16/50 in the margin, 22.5cm x 24cm together with three decorative Oriental pictures to include a print of Korenori by Fujiwara, two decorative watercolours (4) Condition: the etching with some minor foxing over the surface and with stain to the mount, within an oak frame; the Oriental pictures with marks to the mounts and frames, generally reasonable condition overall
Lot 298
Archibald Gilchrist Paton (Scottish, 1863-1964), The Egyptian Hall, British Museum, signed in pencil, etching, framed. Plate 20.5cm square Note: Archie Gilchrist Paton was an architect and engraver who was articled to John Keppie of Honeyman, Keppie & Mackintosh in 1908, studying at the Glasgow School of Architecture until 1914 and, after the war, working as an architect throughout Scotland in various roles. He regularly exhibited his etchings, watercolours and drawings at the Royal Glasgow Institute throughout his life.
Lot 142
A collection of early 20th century books comprising 'The Ingoldsby Legend', by Thomas Ingoldsby, published by John Lane, 1903, illustrated by Herbert Cole, 'Winnie the Pooh', 1927 and Archibald Marshall, 'Simple Stories', published 1927, together with a limited edition etching of Primrose Hill by Jean Sturgis. (4)
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