ROSIE DAHLSTROM, OCYPETE THE FOUL oil on board, signed with initials and dated 2014 41cm x 29cm Framed Note: Born in Glasgow, Rosie Dahlstrom graduated with a First from the Painting and Printmaking Department of the Glasgow School of Art in 2014, and she continues to live and work in Glasgow. Since graduating, Dahlstrom has exhibited widely in Glasgow, as well as having her first solo show in the Harbour Arts Centre to celebrate International Women's Day. She was also selected for the Royal Society of Painters using Watercolour's Annual Exhibition in the RSA Building, Edinburgh, and has exhibited alongside established Scottish artists such as Graham Fagen and Adrian Wiszniewski in 'The Real Face of Burns' show in Alloway, South Ayrshire. As a result of the GSA Mackintosh Building fire in May 2014, Dahlstrom was a recipient of the Phoenix Bursary which culminated in a large group show in July in Glasgow.
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* JIM NICHOLSON (BRITISH 1924 -1996), A CLEAT ON ST. KILDA oil on canvas laid on board, signed (top left) 34.5cm x 49.5cm Framed Note : Nicholson came to Edinburgh and worked for an advertising company for nine years, before joining the National Trust for Scotland in 1964, as its first artist designer. He retired in 1983 with the title of Art Director and had contributed immensely to the Trust's growth and effectiveness. He visited St Kilda; many of his paintings were of that world-renowned archipelago, and Trust work there always had his special interest. While being a full time artist by then, he was also a keen hill walker which enabled him to gain access to other remote parts of Scotland, particularly the North-West and Hebridean Islands. Since the 1970's Jim held over 40 one-man exhibitions throughout Scotland and in London, his work being in great demand. Many of his paintings are in public and private collections in America, Australia, Canada, Germany, Hungary, Japan, South Africa and New Zealand, and throughout Britain, including that of Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother.
* MERVYN GOODE (BRITISH b.1948), A SUSSEX FARMHOUSE ON THE RIVER ARUN oil on canvas, signed 51cm x 67cm (20 x 26 inches) Framed Note: Mervyn Goode is one of the country's leading and most respected traditional landscape painters in oil. His first One-man Exhibition, at the Highton Gallery in London in 1970, which featured entirely oil paintings depicting the Hampshire landscape, was a 'sell out', and stimulated considerable interest and achieved rare acclaim from Collectors and Critics, both here and abroad. Numerous One-man Exhibitions held in London and the provinces; a One-man Exhibition in the U.S.A; countless invited featurings in Mixed Exhibitions in Public and Private Galleries throughout the country; featurings in television documentaries; and an ever-increasing demand from Collectors in the UK and abroad. Mervyn Goode's work has been reproduced by the Medici Society, Kingsmead Publications, the Bucentaur Gallery, CCA Stationery, Royle Publications, Country Cards, the Almanac Gallery, the Paper House Group, Phoenix Trading and Rosentiel's (who, during 2004, launched a publication of strictly limited edition prints of two of his paintings, each being an issue of 295 copies signed by the artist), and in numerous Fine Art Books and Periodicals.
GWEN HARDIE, BODY 08.06.13.2 oil on canvas, signed and titled verso 40.5cm x 51cm (oval) Unframed, as intended Note: Hardie is the youngest artist ever to be awarded a solo show at The Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art in Edinburgh, Scotland (1990).Gwen Hardie is represented in many private and public art collections in Britain, Europe and America including two major works in The Scottish National Gallery Of Modern Art. Since moving to New York in 2000, she has shown with The Lennon Weinberg Gallery, Dinter Fine Art and has been awarded Residencies at Yaddo in 2004, 2005 and 2006 in a Bogliasco Fellowship at The Liguria Study Center in Italy. She lived in London between 1990 and 2000 and had 6 solo shows with galleries such as Annely Juda Fine Art, Beaux Arts and Fischer fine Art. In 1997 her painting was awarded a prize at the John Moores biennial, Liverpool and was included in the New British Painting'' which toured America in 1986. Hardie left her native Scotland in 1984 when she was awarded a DAAD Scholarship to study with Georg Baselitz in Berlin. A documentary was broadcast on Scottish Television about her in Berlin in 1987. At Edinburgh College of art she was awarded the Richard Ford Award to study the paintings of Velasquez at the Prado Museum and received a first class honours degree in 1983. '' Three of Gwen Hardie's paintings are currently included in ''REALITY; Modern and Contemporary British Painting'' at The Walker Art Gallery (until 29th November 2015) alongside the work of Walter Sickert, Lucien Freud, Francis Bacon, L S Lowry, Jenny Saville, Ken Currie, George Shaw, David Hockney, Alison Watt, Paula Rego and other important 20th century and contemporary artists.
* RONALD RAE, THY WILL BE DONE charcoal on paper, signed, titled and dated '86 87cm x 154cm Framed and under glass. Note: Ronald Rae was born in Ayr, Scotland in 1946. Whilst still in short trousers he struck his first granite rock. At the age of twelve he was drawing a weekly cartoon strip for a local newspaper. Drawing would be an important part of his life but sculpture his main love and obsession. In the beginning Rae explored his faith through his art. This resulted in a large series of emotive drawings and carvings based on the life of Christ. Being brought up in the countryside it followed that he expressed his appreciation of animals in his art. Aware of his Celtic heritage he thrilled at seeing Scotland's ancient carved stones and Celtic crosses that often included wild boar, horses and bears. In response he has carved all these animals. Rae is one of Scotland's best known sculptors, having carved the Lion of Scotland, located in St Andrews Square, Edinburgh. The Lion was carved from a twenty tonne boulder of pink Corrennie granite from Aberdeenshire. It took over a year to complete using hand tools only. At present the sculpture is on loan to Essential Edinburgh and on exhibition in St Andrew Square Gardens in Edinburgh City Centre.
Wedgwood 'Florentine' dinner and teaware Condition Report All first quality 2 x dinner pates (utensil marks) 6 x side plates - 4 have hairlines, utensil marks 7 x bowls (all have hairlines, crazing) Gravy boat and stand, milk jug and sucrier 12 x cups (2 have hairlines) 11 saucers (4 cracked, crazing, utensil marks) 10 side plates (all bar one cracked)
ANNUALS / BOOKS; Two boxes of assorted vintage TV & Film related books and annuals. The first box to include a collection of 1970's paperback fiction including a full run of 1-10 of The Man From UNCLE books, Doctor Who, Thunderbirds etc. The second box to include annuals such as TV Comic and cartoon related ones.
A 2010 Vauxhall Meriva Club + A/C., 1364cc, petrol in "Star Silver", First registered 25/05/2010, 11,800 miles showing, Mot'd until 25th May, 2016 Being sold to Close an Estate. Driven from Abergavenny, handles, unsurprisingly, like a new car. Five services to date, 14/6/2011 at 4,076 miles, 20/6/2012 at 6,746 miles, 14/5/2013 at 8,026 miles, 8/5/2014 at 9,657 miles and 11/5/2015 at 11,418 miles. All servicing carried out by the Clytha Motor Company, Llanfoist, Abergavenny, NP7 9LP.
Carmichael JW (1800-1868) - Views on the Tyne. A bound collection of engravings by Lambert & Collard (24). Plus title page published by M Lambert, Dean St and J W Carmichael, Northumberland Court, Newcastle. No date circa 1830s, First. Tooled leather binding marbled boards and with tooled presentation from the artist to his wife.
NEWPORT - SOUTHAMPTON 1946 FA CUP Four page Newport County home programme v Southampton, Thursday 10/1/46, FA Cup. Newport put up a strong fight losing 2-1 having only been defeated 4-3 in the first leg a few days earlier at Southampton. Fold, pencil score noted, slight creases. Fair-generally good
1961 ECWC FINAL Fiorentina v Glasgow Rangers (2nd Leg) played 27 May 1961 at the Stadio Comunale, Florence. Two Italian weekly football newspapers "Guerin Sportivo" dated 22 and 29 May 1961, 22 May issue was available to buy on the day of the Final and previews the game and includes a review of the first leg in Glasgow played the week before 29 May issue reviews the Final . 22 May issue has two small cuttings taken from the back with slight ageing. Fair-generally good
SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY Nineteen programmes 5 x homes and 14 x aways from 40's and 50's homes inc v Hull 49/50, Middlesbrough and Sunderland 50/51 (marked), Coventry 51/2 and Derby 52/53. Aways inc v Manchester Utd 19/2/58 (first home match after Munich Air Disaster, horizontal fold, missing token, line-ups entered minor tear to front cover, slightly worn), v Grimsby 49/50 (crease) Derby, Middlesbrough and Everton 50/1, Hull 51/2, Liverpool and Aston Villa 52/3, Sheff Utd and Cardiff 54/5, Leics and Rotherham 55/6, Sheff Weds 56/7 and Scunthorpe 58/9. Generally good
MISCELLANY A varied selection of mainly football related memorabilia including: the first FC United of Manchester League programme v. Padiham 20/8/2005, 18 items relating to Chelsea, yearbooks, programmes, magazines, official binder 73/4, membership pack 2006/07 etc; five badge/coin/medal collections, 3 x Esso and 2 x Sainsburys + bag of spare 2004 WC coins; 2 x 2014 World Cup sticker albums (unused); posters, guides, magazines etc relating to 1966, 2006 and 2010 World Cups; 3 x modern England Fans Club magazines; book - "Forest 1865-1978"; England poster/sticker/facsimile autographs etc; few big match programmes; magazines; quantity of picture/cigarette cards etc. A nice lot, well worth a look through. Fair/generally good
1908 CHARITY SHIELD - MAN UTD Eight page Chelsea programme issued to cover the 1908 Charity Shield , Manchester United v Queens Park Rangers at Chelsea, 29/8/1908. This was the first ever year that the Charity Shield was held and it took place between the Winners of the Football League (Manchester United) and the winners of the Southern League (QPR). The first match, also at Chelsea finished in a 1-1 draw , held on 27/4/1908. After much debate , it was decided to replay the match and United won the replay 4-0. This programme is for the replay and also covers Chelsea v Preston the following Tuesday 1/9/1908. Eight page issue , not ex bound volume but an original issue , in good condition . There are a few marks but no writing and the marks are insignificant. This programme is especially significant as it is for the first game in which the Charity Shield was won and it is a scarce programme. Generally good
BOXING COOPER-CLAY Pair of boxing gloves worn by Henry Cooper when he fought Cassius Clay 1963 and put the great man onto his backside. The gloves are encased in a wooden box with glass front and inscriptions and comes with authenticity. The authenticity is a letter from the Sunday Express who awarded the gloves to the vendor as a competition prize and they were presented to the vendor by Henry himself who confirmed that he had worn the gloves in the fight. The inscriptions read "The Gloves That Did Not Split" and "Used by Henry Cooper in his fight with Cassius Clay. Henry is the first man to put Clay down. Wembley Stadium 17-6-63" The inscription is slightly wrong as the date was actually 18-6-63. Cooper hit Clay so hard that trainer Angelo Dundee cut one of Clays gloves so that it had to be replaced and this gave Clay extra time to recover from the punch that put him down. The gloves are in a case and it measures 36cm x 42cm x 14cm. As described
ASTON VILLA BOUND VOLUMES Collection of twelve Aston Villa bound volumes of programmes covering seasons, 1913-14, 1924-25, 25-6 and 1928-29 to 1936-37 inclusive. Twelve volumes, all volumes with exception of 1913-14 have a claret spine and light blue cloth front and back with gilt inscription on the spine denoting the season. The 1913-14 volume has a claret spine with gilt inscription and dark blue cloth front and back. Covers are not included in any of the programmes in the volumes but First team games, Reserves and other games at Villa Park are included. 1913-14 has over 700 pages and includes portrait gallery photographs and also includes Cup 2nd replay Man City v Shef Utd , 24-25 includes Rugby Union, North Midlands v All Blacks, 28-29 includes Football League v Scottish League, 30-31 includes Cup 2nd replay West Brom v Charlton, 31-32 includes Charity Shield, West Brom v Arsenal and Cup Semi-Final Arsenal v Man City, 34-35 includes Burnley v Shef Wed Cup Semi-Final. Most volumes include end of season annual reports. Some marks to some pages but most are good and cloth bindings are very good. Generally good
ANDERLECHT - MANCHESTER UTD 1956 Official programme for the first ever European Cup game played by an English Club, Anderlecht v Manchester United, 12/9/56 in Brussels, , twenty page issue including covers, no writing, fold, minor foxing to cover. United won 2-0 and then overwhelmed Anderlecht 10-0 in the return at Maine Road as Old Trafford did not have floodlights at the time. Generally good
ENGLAND 1945 -46 Four England home programmes in 1945 and 1946, v Scotland 3/2/45 at Villa Park, v France 26/5/45 at Wembley ( match report laid down at top), v Switzerland 11/5/46 at Chelsea and v Belgium 19/1/46 at Wembley (punch-holes, autographed on cover by Billy Wright who made his first England appearance in this game). Some faults . Fair-generally good
1977 UEFA CUP FINAL Juventus v Athletic Bilbao played 4th May 1977 in Turin. Official FC Juventus "Calcio Film" edition (Number 18) dated 11th May 1977. Includes first leg review with full team line-ups listed and second leg preview for the return leg in Bilbao on 18th May 1977. Generally good
TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR AUTOGRAPHS 1950/1 Three letter headed sheets from 1950/1, 2 signed letters by Manager Arthur Rowe 9/10/50 and 15/12/1950 and the third is also signed by Rowe and has 12 player signatures including Ramsey, Nicholson, Bailey, Medley, Harmer, Bennett, Walters, Willis, Reynolds, Withers, Poynton and Murphy. Tottenham first Title Season. Good
SPORTS MISCELLANY Collection of items including 12 Ice Hockey programmes 1947-52, 2 x Yorkshire Cricket scorecards, Rugby Union Yorkshire Schoolboys v Welsh Schoolboys 10/1/48 and Gaelic Football Final programme, 16/5/71, Universities Senior Final Baile Atha Cliath v Beal Feirste which also covers a National Football League Semi-Final. Other items include 1999 Champions League Final programme, Manchester Utd v Bayern and two sticker albums, both complete, World Cup Soccer Stars 1970 and Soccer Stars In Action 1969-70 England First Division (both are F.K.S albums). Ice Hockey programmes are 6 x Wembley, 2 x Harringay and 4 x Earls Court. Generally good
CHANNEL ISLANDS STAMPS Collection of stamps and covers issued by the various Channel Islands. Comprises " A tribute to European Football" issued by Guernsey in 1996 and includes sets of the stamps, two different Alderney First Day Cricket Covers issued in 1997 plus Alderney Mint Stamps issued in 1997 relating to cricket. Good
WEST HAM / SYDNEY PUDDEFOOT Small head and shoulders picture of Sydney Charles Puddefoot who played for West Ham from 1919 to 1921, autographed "yours truly Sydney C Puddefoot 1921". He won an F.A Cup winners medal when Blackburn beat Huddersfield 3-1 in 1928 Final. Later in his career he became one of the first British players to play/coach abroad when he joined Fenerbache in Turkey. Generally Good
1967 FAIRS CUP Bologna v West Brom played 1st Feb 1967 at the Stadio Comunale, Bologna. Two "Forza Bologna" official club revistas which preview the first leg (Numbers 27 and 29). No programme was produced for this match these were the only two Forza Bologna issues which previewed the match in Italy. Generally good
1954 WORLD CUP Two scarce Jules Rimet World Cup History Books "Histoire Merveilluese de La Coupe du Monde" published in 1954 by Union Europeenne D'editions, Monaco and Rene Kester and Godefroy Schmid, Geneva-Zurich, 216 pages and printed on 27 August 1954 during the period Rimet was president of FIFA (marks on cover, small splits on spine, rough outside edges). Also included is a rare First Edition Spanish version of the book called "Futbol La Copa Del Mondo, Jules Rimet" printed in Spain and released February 1955 (neat tape repair to spine). Good
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