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Click here to subscribeAn other ranks sidearm of the French National Guard,curved fullered blade 27”, etched “Garde Nationale” in foliage on one side and floral scrolls and tropical foliage on the other, ornamental solid brass hilt, with “Liberte. Ordre Publique” on one side above forte, plain backstrap, ribbed grip. Good Condition (the blade etching faint but clean). Plate 67
After Edward King (19th/20th Century). Rotten Row, a coloured etching, signed in pencil by the artist and Herbert Sedcole, RIJ print, sellers blind stamp bottom right, with another coloured etching of a street view signed Edward King and Dr Donald, PAP blind stamp botton left, both 37 x 28cm (2).
COLLECTION OF ETCHING INCLUDING A COPPER PLATE mainly of the etchings and drawings relating to the coception, engraving and trialing of the copper plate present in the lot, providing a full life cycle of an etching from sketch to completed plate; together with a selection of other etchings, some signed in pencil, mostly of landscapes, largest 53cm long
GROUP OF THREE ETCHINGS artists including Charles J. Watson, Maxine Lalanne and another etching of Pont Neuf signed indistinctly; together with a small print signed in pencil by William Page Atkinson Wells (4) Each mounted, framed and under glass Overall fair condition - foxing present. Viewing recommended.
RICHARD BAWDEN R.W.S., N.E.A.C., R.E. (b. 1936) Framed, signed, numbered '30/88', titled 'The Cardew Bowl', in pencil to margin, hard ground etching on paper, showing a bowl on a table, 43cm x 65.5cm. Provenance: Exhibited at Michael Parkin Gallery, London, 'The Affordable British Art Show - Whiteleys, no. 36, 'Cardew Bowl', see label verso. Purchased by 'J. P. Bowden/ May 1993'. (ARR).
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