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Lot 133
HOOKER (JEREMY) & ACKROYD (NORMAN) Itchen Water, poems 1982, Winchester School of Art Press, 4to., limited edition (11/100), signed by the poet and the artist, comprising ten tipped in original etchings all signed and titled in pencil, and a loose additional etching similar, , Provenance: private collection Vale of Glamorgan.Comments: excellent condition.
Lot 1026
Gillian E Hoare (20th Century) Portrait of three dogs: "Dusty, Buttons and Brail" Signed and dated (19)87, pastel, oval; Together with a pencil sketch of the racehorse "Crisp" by the same hand, signed and dated (19)77 and a limited edition coloured etching No. 4/75 after Henry Wilkinson, Retriever with a duck, signed in pencil; 50.5cm by 37.5cm, 39cm by 29cm and 27cm by 31.5cm respectively (3)
Lot 1029
William Lionel Wyllie (1851-1931)Sailboats on choppy watersPencil signed etching, 35cm by 47cm; together with a further maratime print signed Wyllie and a Langmaide Thames view etching (3)Sailboats on choppy waters - overall good condition. Dust and debris trapped under glass. Sporadic small marks.Not examined out of the frame.
![Pasternak (Boris) Doktor Zhivago [Doctor Zhivago], first trade edition in Russian, light occasional spotting and staining, li](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/39360469-0db9-4271-8365-b1fc00cb3067/c13215d7-b750-49bd-ab23-b1fc00d02e09/468x382.jpg)
Lot 225
Pasternak (Boris) Doktor Zhivago [Doctor Zhivago], first trade edition in Russian, light occasional spotting and staining, light marginal toning, upper hinge slightly cracked, original olive boards, gilt-stamped with griffin crest to upper cover and spine, tear to upper joint head, ink stain to upper joint foot, spine ends and corners lightly bumped, very light foxing, Milan, Feltrinelli, [1958]; Doktor Zhivago [Doctor Zhivago], early reprint of first trade edition in Russian, crude ink annotations throughout, a few leaves dog-eared, a few marginal tears, hinges cracked, contents shaken with last few leaves slightly loose, original olive boards, spine ends lightly bumped, dust-jacket, upper flap joint slightly cracked, tear to lower flap, spine ends and corners slightly chipped, Milan, Feltrinelli, [1961]; Doktor Zhivago [Doctor Zhivago], reprint, frontispiece, a few ink annotations, lower hinge slightly cracked at head, original cloth, gilt, price label to lower cover, a few faint stains to covers, spine foxed, Moscow, 1989l; and 4 others, including 2 works on the forced repatriation of Cossacks at the end of WW2 and an etching of Matvei Platov, v.s. (7)
Lot 75
AFTER GABRIEL PERELLE FOUR VIEWS OF THE CHATEAU, PARK, AND GARDEN AT CHANTILLY Etching, mounted as three One inscribed 'A Paris chez N Langlois rue St Jacques a la Victoire' (lower left) Plate 22 x 32cm (8½ x 12½ in.) and smaller Unframed (3) These plates were engraved by Gabriel Perelle (1604 - 1677) and published as part of a large series of views of mostly France, titled Veues des belles maisons de France, by the Langlois and Mariette families in the 17th and 18th centuries. The works offered here include two plates which carry the address for Nicolas Langlois, (1640-1703). Only one complete set of this series has been offered at auction, a 1703 edition with all plates carrying the Langlois printed address. Both the Chateau and the gardens at Chantilly were designed by Andre le Norte (1613 - 1700).(This lot is offered without reserve)
Lot 2
Collection of four engravings Hedging and Ditching from Liber Studiorum by J.M.W. Turner, sepia etching with aquatint, 21 x 29cm (image); Mother and three children resting by Anthonie Watherloo, etching, 29 x 24cm (image); and two reproduction prints: Frederik Bloemaert - Farm Buildings, and Jan van der Velde - Landcsape Brewery (4)
Lot 43
Herbert Thomas Dicksee RE (1862-1942) 'The Alarm', a family of lions on the lookout,etching, hand-signed in pencil,published by Frost & Reed, 50 x 75cmProvenance:John Mathiesen & Co.Unexamined out of the frame, possibly on vellumOverall even golden colour and good condition.Impressed marks bottom left hand side (shown)Etching apparently highlighted particularly on the male lion (gum arabic or similar)Press mark visibleSigned in pencil "Herbert Dicksee" inside the press markPartial printed inscription across the top not clear "Published at 8 Clare St. Bristol, by Frost & Reed.......", underneath "Copyright 1918 by Frost and Reed Ltd (of Bristol England) in the United States of America" (shown)Labels to the reverse of the frame, one indistinct, the other John Mathieson & Co, Edinburghplease see further images
Lot 22
A folder of miscellaneous antique and later prints and a few drawings to include: Dubourg, Claudian Aqueduct, coloured aquatint, pub. 1820, watermark of J. Whatman 1816 Dubourg, The Queen returning from the House of Lords, coloured aquatint, published 1821 Bickham, Love Relaps’d, coloured 18th Century engraving;A 17th Century German engraving after Dietterlin, engraved by S. GlonerusThe Indian Guitar and its Scale, coloured engraving, published 181819th century photographs of Bethlehem and Ely CathedralJohn Fullwood, Maidenhead-on-Thames, etching, signed in pencil, and others
Lot 15
John D. Miller (1860-1903) after George Heming Mason 'The Milkmaid'etching and mezzotint, trial proof for the print published by P & D Colnaghi & Co., 188456 x 30cm Pl.; together with Robert Walker Macbeth (1848-1910) after George Heming Mason'Only a Shower'etching, trial proof for the print published by Arthur Tooth, 189039 x 74cm Pl.; and two further prints after Benjamin Williams Leader and Marcus Stone (4)
Lot 301
Three pieces of crystal with silverware, with a cheese dome with etching and a silver knob, ø20x15cm., various chips, a contoured glass with etching placed on a long silver foot with Biedermeier finish, 14.5cm. and a carafe with grinding and a silver collar. 23 cm. Various grades. In reasonably good condition.
![Salvador Dali (1904-1989): 'La tête', etching heightened with watercolour, ed. E.A., [1969]Work: 31,5 x 23,5 cmPaper: ca. 40](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/5b59ceee-93b4-45b2-bd31-b1f60150e9c3/e699cc42-c101-46e2-b396-b1fb0104ac0c/468x382.jpg)
![Philippe Mohlitz (1941-2019): 'Le départ des invités', etching, ed. II/V, [1972]Work: 22,5 x 16,5 cmPaper: ca. 29 x 23 cmFram](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/5b59ceee-93b4-45b2-bd31-b1f60150e9c3/8ec79cd3-8eb7-4b81-8381-b1fb01047d6d/468x382.jpg)
Lot 40
CIRLCE OF JOSEF VAN BREDAEL (FLEMISH 1688-1739) SAINT ANTHONY (RECTO); ORIGINAL DESIGN FOR ENGRAVING, FRAGMENT (VERSO) Oil on copper With red wax studio stamp to supporting panel (verso) 12 x 14cm (4½ x 5½ in.) A painting with strong similarities was sold at Dorotheum, Vienna, Old Master Paintings II, 12 May 2022, lot 273, as Attributed to Josef Van Bredael Condition Report: Scattered areas of flaking and paint loss throughout. Surface dirt and discolouration. Would benefit from a clean. Uneven varnish. Some light craquelure. The reverse of the copper plate with upper left corner of a design for an etching, with some light wear but in good condition commensurate with age. Please note Dreweatts is not responsible for damage to frames.Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 141
A mid-19th Century etching of a pen drawing of the American 'Western Water' Steamer Mississippi on the Ohio River, 'Mississippi' written above the paddle, signed and dated in pencil 'Running in 1837. D.S', in a figured walnut frame, 36 x 27cms.PROVENANCE: The Graham Smith Retirement Auction - 50 years in the Antiques Trade.
Lot 136
Jackson Henry Simpson (1893 - 1963) "Silver Strand Loch Katrine", etching (1930's), signed and inscribed in pencil, with artist's blind stamp, 37 x 45cms, in frame, together with; A P Thomson (1887-1962) White Horse Close, Edinburgh, etching (1930's), 53.5 x 37.5cms, in frame, and W. Renison "Halsies", an etching. PROVENANCE: The Graham Smith Retirement Auction - 50 years in the Antiques Trade.
![* Stubbs (George, 1724-1806). The Spanish Pointer, published by Thomas Bradford Jany. 1st 1768 [or slightly later], uncoloure](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/77603c7d-ab27-4102-b3a0-b17f00af972b/5327892b-988f-4358-bcb8-b1f7010378f3/468x382.jpg)
Lot 224
* Stubbs (George, 1724-1806). The Spanish Pointer, published by Thomas Bradford Jany. 1st 1768 [or slightly later], uncoloured engraving with etching by William Woollett, one small repair to the upper margin, 445 x 545 mm, framed and glazedQTY: (1)NOTE:Lennox-Boyd, Dixon & Clayton, George Stubbs The Complete Engraved Works, no.10 state IV.
Lot 137
8 graphic works. Pol Mara, silkscreen 49/125, André Lambotte, lithograph 27/40 , Jon Marten, lithograph 102/190, Jules Lismonde, etching 13/35, Yvan Theys Idyll 1973, etching 17/60 and 3 illegibly signed works. | Pol Mara: 76 x 55 cm.André Lambotte: 78 x 48 cm.Jon Marten: 65 x 50 cm.Jules Lismonde: 55 x 39 cm.Yvan Theys: 30 x 24 cm. | Condition: not framed.
Lot 925
Old Master Print. Ludwig Wilhelm Busch (1703-1772) after Rembrandt (1606-1669) - Portrait of an Old Man in a Beret, bust-length and front facing, within a feigned double-ruled frame, s.l. [Brunswick], n.d. [mid-18th c], etching, 8.5 x 6.4cm, [Bartsch 1797 (Rembrandt), p. II, 147, 7] Unexamined out of frame, but apparently fairly fresh, with some marginal browning, surface dirt and signs of handling; the sheet probably affixed to the mount.
![Caricature. Matthias Darly (publisher; c. 1720-1780) - The Three Graces of Cox-Heath, [London, 1779], etching, with contempor](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/9f0c78b2-4206-4754-a03b-b1f7009862da/16486754-1936-4dec-97a6-b1f700a541a9/468x382.jpg)
Lot 936
Caricature. Matthias Darly (publisher; c. 1720-1780) - The Three Graces of Cox-Heath, [London, 1779], etching, with contemporaneous hand-colouring, 23 x 30.5cm A rare print satirising the Georgiana Cavendish, Duchess of Devonshire (1757-1806), Elizabeth FitzRoy, Duchess of Grafton (1745-1822), and Jane Gordon, Duchess of Gordon (1748-1812), all of whom followed their ducal husbands and their respective militias - in the Devonshires' case Derbyshire - to Coxheath, near Maidstone, Kent, then the British Army's camp training raw troops into soldiers, to fight alongside the British Army, during the American Revolutionary War. The aristocratic ladies even had their dressmakers tailor fashionable 'military uniforms' for themselves. A rare satirical print. Unexamined out of frame, but apparently trimmed with loss of lettering. The sheet somewhat browned, yet displaying well.
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