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Attributed to Harry Hope Read (fl. 1907-1928) - Ink and wash sketch - Beach scene with numerous figures, 10.5ins x 14.5ins, unsigned, and a charcoal sketch - Interior scene with a gentleman standing by a fireplace scolding a maid, 10.75ins x 13ins, unsigned, both in moulded frames and glazed
Henry Edward Spernon Tozer (1864-c.1938) Interior Scene with a Lady taking Tea beside a Fireplace Signed and dated "1932", also inscribed with the artist's name on a plaque attached to the slip below, pencil and watercolour heightened with white, 22cm by 32cm Born at Sheppey, Kent, specialising in cottage interiors Listed in the local trade directories as an artist working 1890-1924 at Thursley, Surrey, although dated work suggests that he was working until 1938. Often confused with the Cornish marine painter Henry E. Tozer.
Frederick George Pasmore Jnr (fl.1875-1884) Interior Scene with a Mother and Child beside a Fireplace, a dog by their feet Signed, oil on canvas, 30.5cm by 25cm The artist is said to have been related to Daniel and Emily Pasmore and specialised in animal and figurative paintings living at Camden Town, London.
SCOTTISH ARTS & CRAFTS OAK FOUR POSTER BED the canopy carved with Gothic tracery and with rosette and flowerhead motifs above a plain head board with material covering, the front supports spirally moulded and imbricated with flowerheads, shields and acorn motifs, joined by a shaped triple panel foot board corresponding to the canopy 164cm wide, 242 high, 211cm long Provenance; Findynate House, Strathtay, Perthshire Note; Findynate House was built in 1876 but in 1909 the house was extensively remodelled inside and out by the architect Francis William Deas. The woodwork was fitted out by Messrs Scott Morton & Co and it is assumed that at this time also many of the fittings included in this auction were purchased, possibly though Scott Morton & Co. or perhaps through Whytock & Reid in Edinburgh, as several Whytock and Reid pieces were discovered in the house. Deas' client Miss Janet McEwan was perhaps influenced in her choice of fittings by her cousin Robert Finnie McEwan whose house Bardrochat in Ayrshire had. just been completed by Sir Robert Lorimer. The stylistic nature of the metal fireplace fittings featured here do suggest the influence or the hand of Lorimer who regularly worked closely with Scott Morton and Whytock and Reid.
WHYTOCK & REID, EDINBURGH WALNUT SIDE CHAIR with single splat back and drop in seat raised on cabriole legs; and a chequer-inlaid side chair (2) Provenance; Findynate House, Strathtay, Perthshire Note; Findynate House was built in 1876 but in 1909 the house was extensively remodelled inside and out by the architect Francis William Deas. The woodwork was fitted out by Messrs Scott Morton & Co and it is assumed that at this time also many of the fittings included in this auction were purchased, possibly though Scott Morton & Co. or perhaps through Whytock & Reid in Edinburgh, as several Whytock and Reid pieces were discovered in the house. Deas' client Miss Janet McEwan was perhaps influenced in her choice of fittings by her cousin Robert Finnie McEwan whose house Bardrochat in Ayrshire had just been completed by Sir Robert Lorimer. The stylistic nature of the metal fireplace fittings featured here do suggest the influence or the hand of Lorimer who regularly worked closely with Scott Morton and Whytock and Reid.
SIR ROBERT LORIMER (STYLE OF) PAIR OF ARTS & CRAFTS STEEL COMPANION SETS each with poker, coal nippers and ash shover, supported on a stand with hoop handle and shaped spreading base (2) 59cm high Provenance; Findynate House, Strathtay, Perthshire Note; Findynate House was built in 1876 but in 1909 the house was extensively remodelled inside and out by the architect Francis William Deas. The woodwork was fitted out by Messrs Scott Morton & Co and it is assumed that at this time also many of the fittings included in this auction were purchased, possibly though Scott Morton & Co. or perhaps through Whytock & Reid in Edinburgh, as several Whytock and Reid pieces were discovered in the house. Deas' client Miss Janet McEwan was perhaps influenced in her choice of fittings by her cousin Robert Finnie McEwan whose house Bardrochat in Ayrshire had just been completed by Sir Robert Lorimer. The stylistic nature of the metal fireplace fittings featured here do suggest the influence or the hand of Lorimer who regularly worked closely with Scott Morton and Whytock and Reid.
Tray Consisting Of Royal Albert Old Country Roses Ruby Celebration 3 Piece Set Comprising Teapot, Cream Jug & Sugar Bowl, 2 Portmerion Christmas Fireplace Teapots, Large Spode Bowl Decorated With Christmas Trees & a similar Spode Platter , A Portmerion Holly Tree Shaped Dish, Buckingham Palace Tankard (All Boxed) (9)
ENGLISH SCHOOL (EARLY 20TH CENTURY) - Portrait of the Honourable Lavinia Talbot, (neé Lyttleton) wife of Edward Stuart Talbot, first Warden of Keble College and later bishop of Winchester, seated by a fireplace in a room setting, oil on canvas, 28" x 36". (see illustration). Our attention has been kindly drawn to a work by Sir William Rothenstein (1872-1945) 'Mother and Child' in the Tate Collection Ref. T05075 which bears striking similarities to this work.
Rex Whistler, 1905-1944 dust wrapper for san felice signed twice and titled pencil, ink and gouache 22.5x20cm.; 8.75x8in. (2) To be sold together with an alternative design for the fireplace panel at 5 Belgrave Square. Exhibited London, The Arts Council of Great Britain, The Works of Rex Whistler, 1960, No. 485, cat. no. 95
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