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Lot 15
Modern First EditionsFaulks, Sebastian "Birdsong", Hutchinson 1993, insc on ffep, dj pc Mukherjee, Abir"A Rising Man", Harvill Secker 2016, red cl, dj not pc Forster, Margaret "Rich Deserts and Captain's Thin - a family and their times 1831 - 1931", Chatto & Windus 1997, dj and either other vols 11 CONDITION REPORT: note: every page of every book is not checked, if you are unable to view yourself please ask for detailed information
Lot 1
Thompson, Hugh (ills), Barrie J M "The Admirable Crichton", Hodder & Stoughton, colour pls tipped in, ills throughout, gt dec red clSheridan, Richard Brinsley "The School for Scandal", Hodder & Stoughton, colour pls tipped in, ills, dec blindstamp gt cl Barrie, J M "Quality Street...", Hodder & Stoughton, colour pls tipped in, gt and blindstamp dec front bds, backstrip on first two vols chipped and worn "The Poetical Works of Lord Byron", Virtue & Co, pls, re-bd, contemporary leather laid down, aeg bumped and worn Shaw, Vero "The Illustrated Book of the Dog", Cassell & Co 1890, colour pls, numerous b/w ills, half-leather but all very bumped and worn (5) CONDITION REPORT: note: every page of every book is not checked, if you are unable to view yourself please ask for detailed information
Lot 122
Reprints of technical drawings including the express passenger engine of the Great Northern Railway designed by Mr Patrick Sterling, a coloured technical drawing of standard, first and second class carriages North London Railway from the designs of Mr W Adams, further technical plans, assorted maps including a 1978 reprint of the LCC Trams map from 1932, a bus route reprint, etc. and After W J HugginsColoured engraving "Ships of the General Steam Navigation Company", the Caledonia Neptune leaving Hamburg, 50cm x 72cm, all in folio
Lot 10
Stevenson, Robert Louis"The Works of...", Swanston ed, 905 of limited edition, Chatto & Windus 1911, red cl with gt titlesPonting, Herbert G "In Lotus-Land Japan", Dent & Sons 1922, photographic ills, dec blue clMaclaren, Ian"Beside the Bonnie Brier Bush", ills William Hole, Hodder & Stoughton 1896, no.6 of first 50 copies signed by the author and the artist and contains an extra set of ills printed on Japanese vellum paper, quarter vellum, gt titles to spine, grey bds and five other antiquarian volumes (1 box and 7 books) CONDITION REPORT: note: every page of every book is not checked, if you are unable to view yourself please ask for detailed information
Lot 38
Marshall, H Rissik "Coloured Worcester Porcelain of the First Period (1751-1783)", The Ceramic Book Co 1954, numerous photographic ills, insc on ffep, blue cl with silver titles CONDITION REPORT: note: every page of every book is not checked, if you are unable to view yourself please ask for detailed information
![* Ernst Neuschul [1895-1968]-Verangstigte Kinder:-signed with initials and dated EN '48 bottom rightoil on canvas66 x 56cm.*](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/1254434b-772b-4579-acf4-a6db00a0f2fe/47667c6f-8ef1-4e62-c621-5c71675eec5f/468x382.jpg)
Lot 358
* Ernst Neuschul [1895-1968]-Verangstigte Kinder:-signed with initials and dated EN '48 bottom rightoil on canvas66 x 56cm.* Notes Exhibited. Ernest Neuschul. From the New Objectivity to the New Unobjectivity. Oil Paintings from 1926 to 1966. Berlin.* Biography. Ernest Neuschul was born in Aussig, in what is now the Czech Republic. He studied in Prague and later Vienna, where he was introduced to the paintings of Klimt and Egon Schiele and the expressionistic works of Oskar Kokoschka.At the outbreak of World War I Neuschul moved to Cracow in 1916 and after the war ended he moved to Berlin, joining the Academy of Arts. In 1919 Neuschul's first one-man exhibition opened in Prague.In Berlin, Neuschul embarked on an active period, painting under the post-war influence of the New Objectivity (Neue Sachlichkeit) movement. In 1926 he joined the Novembergruppe, first founded in 1918 and a vigorous opponent of Fascism. He also got to know Ludwig Meidner who was painting expressive and highly emotional figure subjects often with a religious theme.In 1932 Neuschul became Professor of Fine Arts at Berlin's Academy of Fine Art and was also elected chairman of the Novembergruppe. In 1933 an exhibition of his paintings was closed down by the Nazis and because of his Jewish birth and radical political opinions Neuschul also lost his teaching post and in March 1933 he returned to Aussig accompanied by his wife Christl.In 1935 Neuschul was invited to exhibit and work in the Soviet Union, painting portraits of steelworkers and revolutionary figures and even gaining a double portrait commission of Stalin and Dimitroff. In 1937 however several of Neuschul's paintings on exhibition in Aussig were vandalised and disfigured with swastikas, a grim foretaste of what awaited him and his family if they remained.Neuschul, his wife and child eventually escaped the Nazis on the last train out of Czechoslovakia, arriving in London in 1939. In 1959, a one-man exhibition was held at the Betzalel National Museum in Jerusalem and in 1966 a major retrospective exhibition in Berlin with the title 'From the New Objectivity to the New Non-Objectivity'.He died in London in 1968
Lot 708
A Worcester 'Hop Trellis' fluted dish and an 'Earl Manvers' pattern plate: the first painted with berried foliage and puce and gilt trellis between scaled turquoise borders, circa 1775-80, 21 cm diameter [minor wear]; the second painted with berried leaves between puce scroll borders, 22 cm diameter [decoration worn] 2.
Lot 720
A Worcester sparrow beak reeded milk jug and cover and one similar: the first with ear-shaped handle, painted with bunches of spotted fruit below gilt scrolled bands, circa 1770-75, 13 cm high; the second of fluted form painted with fancy birds and insects, seal mark, circa 1770-75, 13 cm high [damage to spout].* Paper labels for Morse; and Law, Foulsham & Cole.
![* Jim Gilbert [1933-1995]- Coming from School:-signed 'Convict G' bottom left inscribed on the stretcheroil on canvas75 x 60c](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/1254434b-772b-4579-acf4-a6db00a0f2fe/50c1f6b5-6521-4bb6-e555-f6533c59f6f6/468x382.jpg)
Lot 378
* Jim Gilbert [1933-1995]- Coming from School:-signed 'Convict G' bottom left inscribed on the stretcheroil on canvas75 x 60cm.* Biography. Jim Gilbert grew up in the East End of London and was dishonourably discharged from National Service aged 21. He was a big and powerful man who spent years in jail for crimes ranging from drug smuggling to robbery. Confined in the 1960s, he began painting as a form of therapy. Many of his figure paintings, with a strong resemblance to the work of Peter Howson, are in a sensitive, sombre, narrow palette and reflect, in a disturbed and isolated way, his early harsh life experiences. In 1972 he had his first show in Bath, received the Arthur Koestler Award for Prisoner Art and in 1973 was chosen by The Dylan Thomas Society to paint a portrait of the poet for presentation to US President Jimmy Carter. His later works of Morocco and Spain, where he died, are sensitive, calm and gentle watercolours.
![A Worcester cos lettuce sauceboat and a polychrome sauceboat: the first in the white, circa 1760,18 cm wide [minor chips]; th](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/1254434b-772b-4579-acf4-a6db00a0f2fe/8cd8fb77-fcfe-40ef-ae83-8e17bed90a0a/468x382.jpg)
![* Dorothea Sharp [1874-1955]-A Summer's Day; two young girls walking through a cornfield:-signed Dorothea Sharp bottom leftoi](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/1254434b-772b-4579-acf4-a6db00a0f2fe/b9615ca6-446a-4bfd-ef11-5f689c15301e/468x382.jpg)
Lot 429
* Dorothea Sharp [1874-1955]-A Summer's Day; two young girls walking through a cornfield:-signed Dorothea Sharp bottom leftoil on canvas76 x 50cm.* Provenance: With Arthur Howell, St. George's Gallery.Thence by family descent.* Biography.Dorothea Sharp was born in Dartford, Kent and trained at the Regent Street polytechnic under George Clausen and David Murray, and also in Paris. It was in Paris that she discovered Monet whose colour and light influenced her greatly. Dorothea visited St. Ives in 1920 and took a studio at Porthmeor and it was here she met her lifelong friend, the artist Marcella Smith. She became a member of the St. Ives Society of Artists. She held her first one woman show at the Connell Galleries in 1933 and exhibited regularly at the Royal Academy and the R.B.A.In the mid 1940s she returned to her Blomfield Road studios in London where she continued to paint and exhibit. She is best known for her landscapes and naturalistic studies of children at play.Sale date 24th January 2017Illustration charge £100
Lot 785
A Flight Barr & Barr Worcester miniature chamber candlestick and a similar basket: painted with floral sprays, a butterfly, a bird and its nest on a green ground between gilt borders, the first with printed Coventry St. address, the second with similar mark but painted, circa 1820, 10 and 13 cm wide [chip to nozzle of candlestick, handle of basket glued].
Lot 769
A Worcester fluted oval dish and a similar dish: the first painted with fancy birds in a landscape vignette within an ornately gilded pink, turquoise and puce border, circa 1770-75, 17 cm wide [restored]; the second painted with a central floral bouquet within gilded greenish turquoise borders, circa 1770-75, 24 cm wide [some rubbing].
Lot 716
Two Worcester tea canisters and covers: each of reeded ovoid form with flower finials, one painted with bunches of spotted fruit suspended from rococo scrollwork, circa 1775, 16 cm high [cover with small chip to rim and finial]; the other with scattered floral sprays, circa 1775, 16 cm high.* The first with paper label for Albert Amor.
Lot 727
Two Worcester polychrome teapots and covers: one of fluted form with entwined branch handle, the other globular, both painted with floral bouquets and sprigs, circa 1770, 13 and 15 cm high [the first with damage to flange of cover and hair crack to handle; the second with damage to tip of spout and crack to handle].
![Harold Harvey [1874-1941]-Children feeding a goat in a pen, landscape beyond:-signed Harold Harvey and dated '15 bottom lefto](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/1254434b-772b-4579-acf4-a6db00a0f2fe/6d4458e5-45a7-4f0f-ce46-645503d913ba/468x382.jpg)
Lot 428
Harold Harvey [1874-1941]-Children feeding a goat in a pen, landscape beyond:-signed Harold Harvey and dated '15 bottom leftoil on canvas35 x 48cm, a sketch of a cottage garden verso.Sale date 24th January 2017Illustration charge £80*Notes With George Trubey, Picture Dealer.* Biography.Harold Harvey was born in Penzance where he grew up and went to school. Between 1894-1896 he studied under Norman Garstin at the Academie Julian, returning to Penzance and marrying the artist Gertrude Bodinar. They went to live in Newlyn. Harvey was one of a few artists who was associated with both the Newlyn colonies and the Lamorna Artists. He exhibited first at the Royal Academy in 1898 and then regularly between 1907-1941. With his friend, the artist Ernest Procter, he established the Harvey-Procter school in Newlyn..
Lot 691
The property of an Estate.The following collection of First Period Worcester porcelain was purchased largely in the 1960s and 70s from the leading specialist ceramic dealers of the day in London and the provinces. After the death of the original owner, it was put into storage where it remained for over 30 years.A Worcester 'Sir Joshua Reynolds' pattern plate: with fluted rim, painted in the kakiemon palette with flowering plants and a Ho-Ho bird perched on pierced rockwork on a gilded solid blue ground, pseudo Chinese seal mark, circa 1770, 19.5 cm diameter.
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