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Tiffany McNab RE (Australian 1964-2010), Tiger and Palm tree, coloured limited edition etching, signed and dated 91 inscribed "Tiger in the Living Room, part two", edition number 2/100, 53 x 45 cm approx visible sheet size, framed, together with Alex Jennings (20th century), a study of a tree in blossom, oil on board, 51 x 60 cm approx, framed
A collection of 18th, 19th and 20th century etchings and engravings of topographical subjects including 18th century view of St James, Westminster Abbey and Hall, an early 19th century engraving of north east of Corn Hill, an early 19th century coloured map of Gloucestershire by Emmanuel Bowen, etching of London street with St Paul's Cathedral, Sydney R Jones, two further etchings by the same hand, etc
A sepia architectural drawing of the Old Horse Guards Parade, 12 x 37cm, a black and white etching of Arlington House, 7 x 18cm, a further collection of 18th and early 19th century engravings relating to London landmarks, including aquatints after Rowlandson and Pugin, etc, various sizes, all framed
Herbert Thomas Dicksee British ( 1862 - 1942 ) Coloured Etching, Printed In Sepia. Title ' The Wishing Pool ' Date 1903, From a Poem by Tennyson. Period Frame. Size 18.5 x 27 Inches - 47 x 68.5 cm. Mounted and Framed Behind Glass, Excellent Condition In All Aspects, No Foxing or Fading. Provenance - Original Label to Back Reads - T. Bromley & Son, Fine Art Gallery, Fold Street Bolton.
After: Louis Icart, French (1888 - 1950) Etching, Young Women In An Open Carriage, Pencil Signed Lower Right. Inscribed in French on lower margin. Copyright mark in the plate. Measures 16" H x 17-1/2" W, frame measures 25-3/8" H x 27-1/4" W. Domestic Shipping: Third party Min Est. $700.00 Max Est. $900.00
CONGREVE, William, The Way of the World, London Haymarket Press, 1928, 4to calf, gilt with original signed etching by A.R. Middleton Todd; WILDE, Oscar, The Picture of Dorian Gray, Paris Charles Carrington 1908, 4to, half vellum, 1st illustrated edition; GARNETT, Richard, The Twilights of the Gods, London 1924, 8vo cloth, 1st illustrated edition, introduction by T.E. Lawrence (3)
William Lionel Wylie RA RBA (1851-1931) - The Thames from Observatory Hill, Greenwich, drypoint etching, signed in pencil to the margin, 16 x 37cmTwo small areas of damage with restoration to upper left corner.Some further small marks to upper left corner.Paper otherwise good.Not stuck down.Very minor staining.Framed and glazed.
A George III Light Cavalry Officer's sabre, the 74cm curved steel blade with remains of etching and GR cypher, stamped to the back edge Runkel Solingen, having a mamluke hilt with ebony grips with knot, housed in an associated brass scabbard engraved R. Johnston late Bland & Foster Sword cutler & belt maker to his Majesty 68 St James Street London, 87cm.Scabbard possibly original as it fits in the gap beneath the crossguard.Several dents to scabbard.
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