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Lot 238
PAULINE LIU; mixed media work depicting two opposing shop keepers, "Equitable Labour, and Weight Society", 21 x 25cm, Lankultis; two floral embroideries, 11 x 11cm, a modern portrait miniature of a young lady in dress holding a bunch of flowers, 6 x 8cm, an etching and a Paul Klee print all framed and glazed.
Lot 70
William Ridgway, early 20th century British school, a monochromatic etching, a theatrical performance, signed in pencil to margin, together with an Ackermann engraving, 'The First Carriage, The Ariel', together with two other Mulock polychrome prints and one other comical figural print of golfing interest.
Lot 98
Edward VII 1897 Pattern Sword and Associated Items Attributed to Lt Col C E C Bartlett, MC, 1st Battalion South Staffordshire Regiment, the sword is complete with the leather covered field service scabbard. Grip retains the original wire. Blade is well worn with much of the etching now missing. WKC mark to the base of the blade. Accompanied by EPNS tankard presented by the Singapore Polo Club, October 1921, Hallmarked Silver christening cup presented by the warrant officers and sergeants of B company 1st battalion South Staffordshire regiment, October 1925 and a small polished wood cigar / cigarette box with mother of pearl inset regimental cap badge and name plaque to the lid. (4 items).
Lot 101
Victorian 1827 Pattern Royal Navy Warrant Officers Sword with black fish skin grip. Gilt brass dish guard with fouled anchor and Victorian crown. Housed in its original leather and brass mounted scabbard. Blade with the remains of the original etching and Victorian crowned anchor. Makers mark is not clear. Leather on the scabbard has shrunk and the gilt fittings are loose. Grip wire missing.
Lot 114
Danish Officers Military Dirk circa 1820's, curved blade 11.5" etched with crowned FR VI (king Frederick 6th) cipher and foliage, the etching gilt and with traces of blueing overall, copper crosspiece, one piece ivory grip (decorative rivets missing) in its brass sheath with twin hanging rings, engraved on one side with foliage. Good condition.
Lot 328
Grouping of Regimental Commemorative Plaques including No2 Commando 11th SAS 1st Parachute Battalion, Royal Observer Corps with brass plaque which reads From Officers & Staff of Metropolitan Area 1973-1977, Airborne Engineers Association, The Glider Regimental Association, Royal Marines, Royal Observer Corps copper etching and a framed modern made reproduction of a 44th Indian Airborne division car flag. (7 items)
Lot 255
David Oxtoby, British b.1938- "Dick"; etching printed in colours, signed, titled and inscribed 'colour proof' in pencil, with publisher's blindstamp, 14.5x18cm: together with one other etching printed in colours by the same hand entitled "Wooden Sax Extra", signed, inscribed 'colour proof' and dated 74 in pencil, with publisher's blindstamp, 11.5x28.6cm (unframed) (2) (may be Subject to Droit de Suite) Provenance: Gallery 32, Alexander St., Notting Hill Gate, London; the private collection of A Leslie CONDITION REPORT: Unframed. Inscribed verso PR0066 and 0065 Handling marks and some minor discorlouration on the margins. Signed, dated and titled in pencil. Otherwise in good general condition.
Lot 308
James Lawson Stewart, British 1829-1911- "Beaumont House, Butcher Row, Temple Bar"; watercolour, signed with monogram, 35x25cm: Percy J Westwood, British 1878-1958- "Abbeyville, Normandy (The Market Place)"; etching with drypoint, signed and titled in pencil, 21.5x34cm., (2) (may be subject to Droit de Suite) CONDITION REPORT: James Lawson Stewart: mounted in a glazed gilt moulding frame circa mid-late 20th century may or may not be stuck down as unexamined out of the frame traces of faint foxing in the sky otherwise in good condition Percy Westwood: mounted in a glazed ebonised frame circa mid 20th century may or may not be stuck down as unexamined out of the frame no visible defects in good condition
Lot 338
French School, early 19th century, publ Rue Montmartre No 132- "Le Dejeuner Le Bon Genre, No 10"; hand-coloured engraving, 19.5x30cm: Parfait Augrand, French b.1782- "La Brodeuse" and "La Fileuse", after Dubrusle; stipple engravings printed in colours, mounted in matching glazed gilt frames, 22x17cm., ea: French School, 19th century- Portrait of a child; lithograph, 21x17cm: French School, early 19th century- Portrait of a lady seated three-quarter length with a muff; stipple engraving printed in colours, in a shaped mount, 18x13cm: Gaetano Zancon, Italian 1771-1816- "Veduta di Roncengno Villaggio in Valsugana", after Pietro Marchioretto; engraving with etching, 20x22cm., (6) CONDITION REPORT: |Le Dejeuner: mounted in a glazed wooden moulding frame with stringing may or may not be stuck down as unexamined out of the frame some yellowing and soiling to the sheet top left corner shipped with associated losses spotting here and there overall fair condition Parfait Augrand: both frames with some wear and tear to the corners and edges both sheets may or may not be stuck down as unexamined out of the frames both sheets subject to yellowing and time fading some spotting to both sheets overall fair to good condition Remaining prints: portrait, sheet yellowed, stained with spotting woman in muff, good condition Zancon, margins grubby, otherwise good
Lot 510
Myles Birket Foster RWS, British 1825-1899- "An Old English Mill"; etching, signed with monogram within the plate, signed with monogram and inscribed with title in pencil, 26x19cm: Myles Birket Foster RWS, British 1825-1899- "The Little Shepherdess", publ by The Art Journal; etching, signed with monogram within the plate, 29x18.5cm., (2) (VAT charged on the hammer price)
Lot 546
George Hunt, British, 19th century, "The Wrong Box", after M. Egerton, Publ. by Hunt, 18 Tavistock St, Covent Garden c.1828; etching and aquatint with hand-colouring, 16x16.5cm: together with three other etchings by George Hunt, British 19th Century- "Lodgings to Let", "Tort & Retort", "Pedestrianism or Foote Travelling", after M.Egerton, Publ. by Hunt, 18 Tavistock St. Covent Garden, c.1828; etching and aquatint with hand-colouring, 16x16.5cm, (4) (in matching frames) CONDITION REPORT: In wooden with gilt edged, glazed frames with wide cream mounts and gold detailing Unexamined out of frames Some discolouration on prints A few stains visible on some of the prints slightly uneven surfaces on some Otherwise in general good condition
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