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Lot 175
English School (contemporary), A portrait study of four young girls, indistinctly signed, coloured chalks, 40 x 40 cm, together with a lithographic portrait of Virginia Woolf after Jacquelin Moreau, signed and inscribed in pencil, Ltd. Ed.. 33/75, 65 x 49 cm and an etching of a cat *Virginia Woolf portrait purchased at the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 1982 CONDITION REPORT: Good
Lot 175
English School (contemporary), A portrait study of four young girls, indistinctly signed, coloured chalks, 40 x 40 cm, together with a lithographic portrait of Virginia Woolf after Jacquelin Moreau, signed and inscribed in pencil, Ltd. Ed.. 33/75, 65 x 49 cm and an etching of a cat *Virginia Woolf portrait purchased at the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 1982 CONDITION REPORT: Good
Lot 332
AFTER JACOB VAN RUISDAEL AND PHILIPS WOUVERMANS "River landscape with figures", black and white etching by Samuel Ireland, hand-coloured, together with coloured engraving "The west prospect of Morden Colledge Black Heath", a coloured engraving, "The hall of Greenwich Hospital", sepia engraved portrait "Napoleon", another AFTER STEPHANOFF "Fame", sepia engraving and AFTER DAVID "Napoleon", coloured engraving by Meyer
Lot 38
Childe Hassam (American, 1859-1935), "The Nymphs of the Garden", 1923, etching, signed with the artist`s cipher and "imp" in pencil, also inscribed "The nymphs of the garden, three cat birds, four robins, four cotton tails, 3 purple grackles, my garden Southampton, CH", lower margin, 4 3/4 in. x 11 1/2 in., matted.
Lot 86
Pablo Picasso (1881-1973)Sculpteur Avec Coupe et Modele Accroupi,Etching on montval laid paper with Vollard watermark,From the Vollard Suite. Published by Ambroise Vollard, Paris, 1939. Signed lower right in pencil. B.152-Ba.304, 1933. Edition of 260.Dimensions: h: 10 1/2 x w: 7 1/2 in. Note condition: acid damage from mat, two minor areas of foxing, and ink residue on upper and lower margin.
Lot 109
A NORTH EUROPEAN DISH-HILT RAPIER, SECOND QUARTER OF THE 17TH CENTURY, AUSTRIAN OR GERMAN with tapering slender hollow-triangular blade, etched with exotic birds, scrolls of foliage and inscriptions at the forte (the etching rubbed, obscured in places), steel hilt comprising pierced, engraved large shallow circular dish-guard embossed with a pattern of spiralling flutes to form a large expanded flowerhead, a pair of straight slender quillons with attenuated bud-shaped terminals, quillon-block chiselled with volutes and scrolls, tall fluted ovoid pommel formed en suite with the quillon terminals, and retaining an early grip of twisted wire and `Turks` heads` 111cm; 43 3/4in blade
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