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Lot 807
C E ROBINSON: A ROYAL WARREN OR PICTURESQUE RAMBLES IN THE ISLE OF PURBECK, ill Alfred Dawson, L, The Typographic Etching Co, 1882, lge paper edn, 10 fl pge plts complete, bk plt of Charles Warne, Antiquarian and Archaelogist to front pastedown, tipped in A L S from Aldred Dawson, the illustrator at front, 4to, orig fl vell gt
Lot 1216
A Victorian Scrap Album containing an etching by Percy Thomas (1846-1922), depicting street scene in fishing village, inscr to James Robert Brown and dtd 1st April 1881, approx 7 1/2" x 5 1/2" + another pen and ink sketch by Percy Thomas depicting a coastal town, approx 4" x 5" + an albumen photo of Tangier, approx 3" x 4" etc, many leaves blank, orig decor cl gt + another Victorian Album containing assorted scraps including animals, costume, topo engravings etc + a watercolour sketch captioned "Hardwicke Church Gloucestershire 1852" + an etching depicting urban dwellings, captioned "Trial Proof ,,, W Private Press 12/8/81", approx 6" x 8" + another etching of Dijon France approx 10" x7" + small qty pen, ink and watercolour sketches etc, old decor cl gt + another late Victorian/Edwardian Album containing greetings cards, watercolour sketches, chromo litho advt for Pears Soap, topo engravings etc, old decor cl gt worn (3)
Lot 324
Christopher Richard Wynne Nevinson (British 1889-1946) ARR/Le Pont Royal, Paris/etching/signed in pencil, 27.5cm x 43cm/see illustration Condition Report: Fixed to a board the paper has browned a little showing a shadow where the mount was, signed in pencil, unframed and pasted to the card mount, there is a slight scratch 3cm up and 14.5cm in on bottom left, otherwise condition good
Lot 132
A selection of leather and other bound black and white photograph albums, including an example with inscription 'From Colonel Radcliffe, 1912', another depicting various African tribes, each captioned, portrait photographs, other family and other topographical photographs and a small framed etching
Lot 875
LOUIS CONRAD ROSENBERG (AMERICAN 1890 - 1983), ST. MALO etching on paper, signed 17cm x 30cm Mounted, framed and under glass Label verso: Aitken Dott & Son: ST. MALO. The view from Dinard, of the famous old city with ... 16th century ramparts. The Birthplace of Jacques Cartier the discoverer of Canada in 1534. Original etching by R. C. Rosenberg.
Lot 492
An early 19th Century naval dirk, the tapering double-edged 14in. (36cms) blade with three-quarter length fuller and floral etching, the hilt with bar guard in gilt metal, canted square graduated ivory grip and gilt metal dome pommel, leather scabbard with gilt metal mounts, overall length 19in. (49cms) long.
Lot 453
Margaret B Mayor - 'Graven Image II', artist proof etching, 2/6, pencil signed, titled and dated '97 to margin, 74 x 51 cm to/w 'Let there be light', artist proof screenprint 3/10, pencil signed, titled and dated '97 to margin, 79 x 55 cm, the reverse with The Society of Women Artists exhibition label for 139th Annual Exhibition, 2000
Lot 323
Peter Godfrey Coker RA, British 1926-2004- "Self Portrait"; etching, signed, titled and numbered 8/10 in pencil, 17x13cm, (may be subject to Droit de Suite) Provenance: Purchased from Abbott & Holder Ltd , London in 2007 CONDITION REPORT: mounted in a glazed frame may or may not be stuck down, unexamined out of the frame appears in overall good original condition with no noticeable signs of defects
Lot 371
Julian Trevelyan RA, British 1910-1988- "Hungry People"; hand coloured etching, signed, titled, inscribed 'artist proof' and dated 1936 in pencil, 15.5x25cm, (may be subject to Droit de Suite) Provenance: Purchased from Lyon & Turnbull, London, April 4th 2009, lot 99: Arthur Anderson Collection CONDITION REPORT: mounted in a contemporary glazed silvered gilt frame may or may not be stuck down, unexamined out of the frame appears in overall good original condition with no noticeable signs of defects
Lot 648
James Gillray, British 1757-1815- 'A Great Stream from a Petty-Fountain;_or_John Bull swamped in the Flood of new-Taxes:_Comorants Fishing in the Stream', Publ. in 1806 by H.Humphrey, London; etching with hand-colouring, 25x35.5cm: together with one other by the same artist- 'Les Trois Magots', Publ. in 1791 by H.Humphrey; etching with hand-colouring, 36x36cm, (in matching frames) (2) CONDITION REPORT: In matching gold metal, glazed frames with cream mounts. Unexamined out of frames. Some time-fading and discolouration around the edge of the first picture. Also a crease visible from the top edge down about 5cm long in the middle of the image. Discoloured near edge of the mount. Second piicture has suffered some ruckling and appears to have discoloured through time. Also edges discoloured where images/paper meets the edge of the mount. Otherwise both pictures in general good condition.
Lot 723
John Crome, British 1768-1821- "Footbridge at Cringleford"; etching, c.1810, from the first published edition of 60 impressions issued by Mrs Crome, 1834, signed within the plate, 22x17cm Provenance: with William Weston Gallery, London, according to label attached to the reverse of the frame
Lot 61
ROBERT BONTINE CUNNINGHAME GRAHAM (SCOTTISH 1852 - 1936), THE DISTRICT OF MENTEITH With illustrations by Sir D.Y. Cameron RA Limited edition collector's folio, edition 132 of 250, signed in pen by both author, Cunninghame, and artist, Cameron. Housed in original presentation box, contains one original etching, 'Lake of Menteith', by Sir David Young Cameron RA HRSW RE ROI ARSA (Scottish 1865 - 1945), signed in pencil Overall boxed dimensions: 43.5cm x 32cm D.Y. Cameron etching dimensions: 12cm x 18.5cm
Lot 471
MARY OF TECK: (1867-1953) Queen Consort of the United Kingdom 1910-36, wife of King George V. Vintage signed Christmas greetings card, the 8vo folding card featuring a colour illustration to the front cover, being a reproduction of a painting by the illustrator Howard Davie depicting Queen Philippa's visit to the First Cloth Hall at Norwich in 1335, signed ('from your devoted May') to the inside, beneath a printed greeting. Dated 1925-26 by the Queen who has also added a holograph note beneath her signature, 'grateful thanks for the lovely ivory box & pretty etching'. Some very light, minor age wear, about VG
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