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Lot 117
FIFTY ETCHINGS OF OBJECTS OF ART IN THE SOUTH KENSINGTON MUSEUM done by the students of the etching class in training as art teachers, directed by Richard J. Lane, 1867 together with Second Series 1868 and Fifth Series 1870 (3)Buyers - for shipping pricing on this lot, visit www.cuttlestones.co.uk/shipping Condition Report:Please note: every page of every book is not checked, if you are unable to view yourself please ask for detailed information
Lot 118
MASTERPIECES OF SIR ROBERT STRANGE by Francis Woodward, 1874 together with 'Engravings from the Works of Henry Liverseege', 'The Grave, A Poem, Illustrated by twelve etchings executed by Louis Schiavonetti, from the original inventions of William Blake 1808', 1813 (missing one etching) (3)Buyers - for shipping pricing on this lot, visit www.cuttlestones.co.uk/shipping
Lot 89
HERBERT DICKSEE (1862-1942) "Seated Sealyham puppy", black and white etching, bearing initials within the plate, published 1923 by Frost & Reed, signed in pencil to margin and with blind stamp, 27.5 cm x 20 cm CONDITION REPORTS Some slight yellowing to the paper and some browning around the edges, but otherwise appears OK
Lot 90
HERBERT DICKSEE (1862-1942) "Waiting", study of a recumbent hound, black and white etching, bearing initials within plate bottom left, signed in pencil to margin and with blind stamp, 21 cm x 42.5 cm CONDITION REPORTS Some slight yellowing to the paper and some browning around the edges, but otherwise appears OK
Lot 1
AFTER VALERIE THORNTON (1931-1991) "St Aignan, Orléans". study of a stained glass window, coloured etching, limited edition No'd 39/45, numbered bottom left, titled centre, signed and dated '89 bottom right, 42 cm x 32.5 cm (ARR) CONDITION REPORTS Overall good clear impression, though with two small brown spot marks top middle of the white margin and top left of the white margin (see images).
Lot 551
GIOVANNI BATTISTA PIRANESI (1720 - 1778) etching from the 'Carceri' series - plate I, the title page, second state printed 1761 numbered I to upper left and signed 'Piranesi f' to lower left, details verso, framed Image has been removed from frame to inspect. Some foxing to back of paper but not visible through etching and no damage. Well-preserved.
Lot 552
GIOVANNI BATTISTA PIRANESI (1720 - 1778) etching from the 'Carceri' series - plate X, 'Prisoners on a Projecting Platform' second state printed 1761 numbered X to upper right and signed 'Piranesi f' to lower left with watermark verso, details on the back of the mounting board, framed Watermark is present but barely visible to the naked eye - impossible to capture with camera. Previous owner has circled the mark in pencil and inscribed 'water mark' over it. Image has been removed from frame to inspect. Some foxing to back of paper but not visible through etching and no damage. Well-preserved.
Lot 439A
A portfolio of 18th and 19th century etchings and engravings to including Francesco Bartolozzi - 'The Spirit of a Child arrived in the Presence of the Almighty" and "Angel Carrying the Spirit of a Child to Paradise", after the Reverand William Peters, sepia engraving; Simon Gribelin after Veronese, 'The Wise Make Their Offerings to Christ" (damaged), and "The Shepherds offering Their Gifts to Christ; After Holbein the Younger, portrait of Sir Thomas Smyth, engraved by John Goldar, 1785, engraving, framed; “The Launch of the Nelson”, after L Clemmell, engraved by WB Cooke; "The Artillery Barracks, Guernsey" after T Compton; Tom Browne, caricature cartoon of a Private and a gameskeeper, inscribed and signed; Cecil Tatton Winter, The Cross at Winchester, etching, signed in pencil, a watercolour by A Phillips and two other prints (12) Majority unframed, some with torn edges and tear, browning
Lot 374
A quantity of pictures including a print titled 'Halt' after J. Charlton, a print of the South West view of Worksop or Radford Abbey, County of Nottingham, a Gordon Tucker original acrylic of chickens titled 'Pecking friends' (af) and an etching of a landscape with a tree group in the foreground (4)
Lot 821
Light Infantry / Rifle Regiments Pattern Victorian Officer’s Sword. A good clean example the blade with etched decoration depicting a Crowned VR Cypher and strung bugle device. The hilt of regulation pattern with open guard and shagreen grip. Housed in steel scabbard. GC Etching and blade bright.
Lot 820
Victorian Period 1822 British Infantry Pattern Sword. A good clean example, the slightly curved blade with etched decoration of an entwined VR Crowned Cypher, also with the retailer’s details of Linmey London. The hilt of the regulation pattern, gilt brass open folding guard with VR cypher, enclosing a shagreen grip with twist wire binding. Housed in brass scabbard with two lose rings. Good clean condition etching clear.
Lot 848
Victorian Light Infantry / Rifle Regiments Pattern Officer’s Sword. A good example the blade with etched decoration depicting a Crowned reverse entwined crowned VR Cypher and strung bugle device. The hilt of regulation pattern with open guard and shagreen grip. Housed in polished brown field service scabbard. GC Etching faint.
Lot 842
Victorian Grenadier Guards Officer’s Sword by Wilkinson of London. A good regulation example by Henry Wilkinson (Serial No 29837, indicating manufacture in 1889), carried by Captain Gerard Lysley Derriman who served in the Boer War . Fine slightly-curved blade etched with regimental grenade and imperial crown above VR cypher reversed and intertwined. On one side, scrolls bearing eight battle-honours from Blenheim to Barrosa, the other side with honours from Peninsula to Egypt 1882 and owner’s initials ‘GLD’. The hilt with plated Gothic guard incorporating the grenade, and wire-bound shagreen grip. In its good plated scabbard. Etching to blade remains clear and bright, somewhat defective, particularly on inside of guard, otherwise GC. Gerard Lysley Derriman was educated at Eton and commissioned into the Grenadier Guards in November 1889. In the Boer War he was on the staff of the Imperial Yeomanry and then served in the S.A. Constabulary until 1904. Returning to the Grenadiers he was posted to France and whilst a Staff Captain met his death on 7th Aug. 1915 and was buried at le Trepart Military Cemetery.
Lot 823
Victorian 1895 Pattern Highland Regiment Officer’s Broadsword. A good example, the double edged straight blade with double fuller. Bearing etched decoration of a Crowned VR cypher and thistle decoration. The hilt is fitted with full basket, this with buff leather and scarlet cloth lining and also crimson tassels. Housed in correct pattern steel scabbard. GC etching to blade clear GC some age wear to the inside of the buff lining.
Lot 849
WW1 Period British Infantry Officer’s Sword. A good example of the regulation pattern. The blade with etched decoration incorporating a Crowned GVR cypher, which is repeated to the guard. The shagreen grip retains its wire binding. Complete with metal scabbard. Over GC etching slightly faint to blade.
Lot 508
NICOLAS CHAPERON (1612-1656)Noah's Arkengraving9 1/2 x 10 in (24.2 x 25.4cm)This print comes from a set of 55 entitled 'Sacrae Historiae Acta a Raphaele Urbin in Vaticanis' Xystis, published in Rome in 1649.This print is sold with an etching by Francis Vivares (after Marco Ricci) depicting figures on the Grand Tour examining Roman ruins; and an etching by Giovanni Baptista Piranesi depicting an ornamental Roman Fragment (from Le Antichita Roma 1756 edition); and an engraving by William Wilson (after Claude Lorraine) depicting the story of Narcissus; and an early nineteenth century drawing depicting a ruined castle at Habspurg on Lake Lucerne; five (5)
Lot 516
JAMES GILLRAY (1787-1815)'The Friend of the People, and his petty new tax gatherer, paying John Bull a visit'etching, with hand colouring, margins trimmed to plate on three sides, with old tearssold unexamined out of framePl. 12 1/2 x 8 3/4 in (31.7 x 22.3cm)AMENDMENT - Possibly this is a Miller restrike from 1817-1820, A/FSold with two other prints by Gillray titled 'The Morning Ride'; and 'The Funeral Procession of Broadbottom'; three (3) A/F
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