***PLEASE NOTE AMENDED DESCRIPTION*** OKRA; an iridescent globular glass paperweight, etched marks to base, no.43, approx 7cm and an Okra shell moulded paperweight, height 7cm (2). Please note: Loetz etching to base of globular paperweight is spurious, maker's mark is "NJO" for Nicola Osbourne. CONDITION REPORT: Appears good with no obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration. Please note: Loetz etching to base of globular paperweight is spurious, maker's mark is "NJO" for Nicola Osbourne.
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A Victorian officer's sword, with VR cipher to the guard, the blade marked Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London, and another sword and scabbard (damages/loss) (2) Condition report Report by RB The brass guard is slightly loose, the blade has been cleaned at some point, and is heavily greased, the leather scabbard is generally fair, and has been cleaned at some point, although the brass tip section of the scabbard is detached from the main part, no naming or etching to the blade.
A LARGE FOLIO OF BRITISH PRINTS including a collection of etchings by Hugh Stanley White (1904-1984) (c.21)subjects including the Sudan, village high street, boat house, Warwick Castle, Windsor Castle from Eton, the river Congo, Arundel Castle, Sussex, the Gorge, Castle Cambell and other subjects. Skysigns, Trafalgar Square (wood engraving) by Graham Dudley Page, signed and dated 1934. After the Masquerade etched by Paul Rajon after J. L. Gerome. Going to the Park, original etching by John Everett Millais. The Abundance of Egypt, Original etching by William Holman Hunt. Various Sizes (c.25)
Four Fine Antique prints Comprising - Paul Sandby RA (British, 1730-1809), Country landscape etching, approx 17x22½cm, Andrew Geddes (1783-1844), 'The Field of Bannockburn' and 'The Borestone', etching, approx 12x16cm, an indistinctly pencil signed etching depicting Chinese fishing boats, approx 15x21½cm, and a David P. Ramsay pencil signed coloured lithograph depicting a horse and cart, bearing hand written text and label verso, also bears a James Bourlet & Sons Ltd of Mortimer Street, London label verso, no 95483, approx 17x22½cm, all framed (4).
Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot (French 1796-1875) Environs de Rome 1866 Inscribed lower left on bottom margin Etching on japan paper, 3rd state, unframed 32 x 24cm; 12½ x 9½in (plate size) With an uuframed etching by André Dunoyer de Segonzac (2) Provenance: The collection of Brigadier A.C. Sykes of Corton, Wiltshire and by descent
‡ Eileen Alice Soper R.M.S. (1905-1990) The See-Saw, 1922 Etching, edition 314 11 x 17.5cm; 4¼ x 7in Provenance: Chris Beetles, London The estate of George & Eileen Soper Literature: Catalogue Raisonne of the etchings of George and Eileen Soper, No. 44 Exhibited: Abbey Gallery 1927, No. 124 ++Some very light staining and discolouration
Sir Frank Brangwyn R.A. (1867-1956) Trees and factory, Hammersmith Signed Etching 33 x 40cm; 13 x 15¾in ++Paper rippled, some discolouration to paper, some staining right margin, tears upper left corner (margin) and down left margin, two small tears lower left corner one in edge of image, 2 small white specks by factory chimney possibly bloom
Norman Lindsay (Australian 1879-1969) Land of the Sylphs Signed, titled and numbered 11, in pencil Etching, unframed 25 x 30cm; 9¾ x 11¾in (plate size) Provenance: The collection of Brigadier A.C. Sykes of Corton, Wiltshire and by descent ++Untrimmed, strong old mount stain, some time staining, some peripheral marks where the print was previously spot fixed and has been removed, some slight creases and blemishes, otherwise in good condition
GRAHAM VIVIAN SUTHERLAND A.R.E, OM (1903-1980)Michaelmasoriginal etching, unframedpencil signed 'Graham Sutherland' in lower marginPl 3 1/2 x 3 in (8.9 x 7.7cm)Dateable to 1928Michaelmas is the celebration in the Roman Catholic Church of the feast of Saints Michael,Gabriel and Raphael (the archangels) which falls on 29th September each year. Graham Sutherland had converted to Roman Catholicism early in 1926 .Throughout the nineteen twenties, including his student years at Goldsmith's College, Sutherland produced a series of pastoral etchings including this deeply spiritual work, worked in the tradition of Samuel Palmer. By 1935 Sutherland had turned towards Surrealism
PAUL DAROU DRURY PRE (1903-1987)Head of a young Womanoriginal etching, unframed pencil signed in marginPl. 6 x 4 1/2 in (15.3 x 11.4cm)Paul Drury was a friend and fellow student of Graham Sutherland at Goldsmith's College, 1920-1925. he later became a visiting teacher at various London art schools. Between 1948-1974 he was a member of the Faculty of Engraving of the British School in Rome
CHARLES WILLIAM TAYLOR (1878-1960)Before Burfordoriginal line engraving and etching, unframedpencil signed 'C.W. Taylor' in lower marginPl. 8 1/2 x 6 1/2 in (21.5 x 6.5cm) Taylor studied at Wolverhampton School of Art and the RCA. His print making came to the attention of the public in the mid 1920's when he produced a small but interesting group of works, mostly wood engravings of unspoilt areas in the Midlands & the South of England
NOEL ROOKE ARE (1881-1953)Sun and Shadeoriginal wood engraving, unframedsigned with initials' N.R.' in plate,unframedPl. 5 x 6 in (12.7 x 15.3cm)Noel Rooke was the son of the painter Thomas Matthews Rooke. He studied at the Slade School from 1899-1903 under P. Wilson Steer and Henry TonksSold together with a 1984 etching and aquatint by Ronald Best inscribed 'Untitled'; and a 1968 wood engraving by Robert Bates titled 'All in the Spring' ( Provenance: Lumley Cazalet, London), three (3)
ROBERT SARGEANT AUSTIN RA (1895-1973)The Letteroriginal line engraving,unframed pencil signed and dated 'Robert Austin 1938' in lower right marginPl. 4 1/4 x 3 3/4 in (10.8 x 19.6 cm) Austin began to introduce engraving into his etchings in 1924, and produced his first pure line engraving in 1925. His appointment as tutor of engraving at the Royal college in 1927 promoted a revival of interest in the technique The sitter in this etching is Mrs Berhard Smith , owner of the Twenty One Gallery and publisher of Austin's prints for many years.She is depicted here in her cottage ar St Nicholas at Wade, near Birchington, in Kent
E. HEBER THOMPSON R.E. (1891-1971))The Ballerinaoriginal etching, unframedsigned 'Heber Thompson' in lower margin (lower right)Pl. 6 3/4 x 9 in (17.2 x 22.8cm) Thompson received his early artistic training in New Zealand. After serving in the New Zealand Army in WW1, he received an Army scholarship in 1919 to study at the Slade School of Art, and later studied etching with Frank Short at The Royal College of Art.
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