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?GRAHAM McKEAN (Scottish b. 1962) WINTER COMMUTE Oil on canvas, signed, 15 x 20cm (6 x 8"")

?JOSEPHINE GRAHAM (Scottish Contemporary) `JO AT THREE AND A HALF` Conte crayon and chalk, signed and inscribed with title verso, 18 x 16cm (7 1/4 x 6 1/4"") `Jo at nine years`, conte crayon and chalk, signed and inscribed with title verso, and another conte and chalk by the same hand, signed, 19 c 18cm (7 1/2 x 7"") & 16 x 15cm (7 1/4 x 6 1/4"") Property of the estate of the late Dr David Ross

TRIANG/GRAHAM FARISH/HORNBY DUBLO - Triang R050 BR Black 4-6-2 'Princess Victoria' (dusty otherwise Good) and R50 +R30 BR Black 'Princess Elizabeth' (service required) - Graham Farish 00 BR Black Class 5 4-6-0 (missing front bogie/plungers - for spares) - Hornby Dublo 2R 3 x D14 Maroon Suburban Coaches (2 x Good and one Fair)

GRAHAM FARISH 00 Southern Green Battle of Britain 4-6-2 'Sir Eustace Missenden'. An Excellent plus working example with later motor and no sign of body or wheel fatigue.

GRAHAM FARISH N by Bachmann371975 BR Green 61XX 2-6-2T no 6135 (Mint Boxed with Instructions), Peco Goods Wagons nos NR-P22, 32,120 and 168 (all Mint Packaged) and 4 x Good unboxed Wagons. Sufficient track to form an oval with long straight sections.

A set of Rod Neep brass etchings and Wills cast parts for a GWR Metro 2-4-0T..A Graham Beaumont etched brass GWR Armstrong Goods with cast metal parts and Instructions. Both Sets appear complete but this cannot be guaranteed.

GRAHAM COTON (1926 - 2003): Three oils on board of Lancaster bombers in flight including "We Dood it Too" aircraft. Graham Coton was known as an artist of WWII comics drawing "Kit Carson" comics as well as other characters. He was also known for his dramatic cards of the the war libraries. The lot includes "We Dood it Too" book, signed by Frank Petch. The artwork was sent to DFC Flight Lt. Vemon Wilkes, his cousin, as gifts

JOHN GRAHAM LOUGH (1798 - 1876) BRONZE the dying knight beneath his horse with a lady tending his wounds, signed in the bronze, 45cm wide x 34cm high

GRAHAM ISOM `TO THE FIRST DRAW - WARWICKSHIRE HUNT` limited edition 23/375 coloured print, signed and numbered in pencil with original pencil remarque of a hound 40cm x 51cm, in glazed frame

COUNTIES OF GREAT BRITAIN vol.I - Worcester (Wigornia) a signed limited edition 180/250 published by John Noott and Graham Reeve 1990 Fine Art Prints by Kenneth W. Burton of Scenes in Worcestershire

Cricket Collectables - two collectors plates from the Royal Grafton "Century of Centuries" series featuring Graham Gooch and Tom Graveney

COUNTIES OF GREAT BRITAIN vol.I - Worcester (Wigornia) a signed limited edition 180/250 published by John Noott and Graham Reeve 1990 Fine Art Prints by Kenneth W. Burton of Scenes in Worcestershire

*GRAHAM HOWLETT (20TH CENTURY, BRITISH) ?Old Hunstanton? watercolour, signed lower left 10 x 14ins

*GRAHAM HOWLETT (20TH CENTURY, BRITISH) “Horstead Mill, Norfolk” watercolour, signed lower right and inscribed with title verso 14 x 20ins

*GRAHAM HOWLETT (20TH CENTURY, BRITISH) “Old Hunstanton” watercolour, signed lower left 10 x 14ins

Graham. A. Thomas Pirate Killers-The Royal Navy and the African Pirates 24 X 16cm Pirate Killers-The Royal Navy and the African Pirates. One hundred and fifty years ago the Royal Navy fought a daring campaign against ruthless pirates and won.On West African shores they killed `The King of the Pirates`. Bartholomew Roberts and captured his fleet. Scores of men were executed by the Admiralty Court. On the Barbary Coast of North Africa pirates preyed on shipping in the Mediterranean and the Atlantic as they had done for centuries and they terrorized the populations of the coastal towns. To them, piracy was a way of life, and the great sea-powers of the day couldn`t stop them. Then, in one of the most remarkable-and neglected-anti-piracy operations in maritime history, the Royal Navy confronted them, defeated them and mad the seas safe for trade.... Hardback with unclippeed dustcover. viii plus map + 200 pages text. Fine. Fine Barnsley Pen & Sword Maritime 2011

A Beswick racehorse "The Minstrel" designed by Graham Tongue 33.6cms, matt, number 2608, 1980-1989 on a hardwood plinth 33cms high

A Beswick Connoisseur horse "Red Rum" designed by Graham Tongue 30.5cms issued from 1975 to 1989 on a hardwood plinth (illustrated)

Various Hornby Dublo and Hornby track, accessories and Graham Farish loco and trucks and unassociated two rail track

Graham Sutherland (1903-1980) - Three Rocks, 1966 gouache and pencil on paper 12 1/2 x 13 1/2 in., 31.7 x 34.3 cm Provenance: Marlborough Gallery, London. Sale: Sotheby`s London, Impressionist and Modern Drawings and Watercolours , Wednesday, June 28, 1989 [Lot 386]. IMPORTANT: This lot is sold subject to Artists Resale Rights, details of which can be found in our Terms and Conditions.

Graham Crowley (b. 1950) - Running Hot and Cold, 1983 acrylic on canvas, signed, titled and dated on the reverse 70 x 60 in., 177.8 x 152.4 cm IMPORTANT: This lot is sold subject to Artists Resale Rights, details of which can be found in our Terms and Conditions.

Kenneth Lawson (British, 1920-2008), "Blue Turning Grey", signed, titled and dated 1985 on artist`s label verso, oil on board, 15 x 20cm.; 6 x 8in. * By the age of 22 Kenneth Lawson was exhibiting with the `London Group` at Burlington House. Successful exhibitions followed and he exhibited regularly at major galleries in London including The Redfern Gallery, Cork Street; The Leger Gallery, Bond Street; and The Leicester Gallery, Panton Street. During these early years in Dulwich, Kenneth`s mentor was the RA James Fitton, who remained advisor and friend until his death in 1982. In 1951 he was approached by Graham Sutherland to assist with the large painting `Origins` for the Festival of Britain. Kenneth was the only assistant that Sutherland ever used. The painting was created at The Tate Gallery, Millbank, and has remained there ever since. In 1952 and 1953 Kenneth worked on another project with Graham Sutherland: they worked together on the drawings of the world`s largest tapestry which was made in France and later installed at Coventry Cathedral. Kenneth also became absorbed in the world of theatre and TV and moved North to join the BBC in Manchester where he created the Design Department there. In the North West his work has been shown both in the Manchester and Salford Art Galleries and has included entries in the Laing Collection. Lawson`s work is in private collections in the UK, Europe and America. Artists` Resale Right ("droit de suite") may apply to this lot.

Kenneth Lawson (British, 1920-2008), "Blue Turning Grey", signed, titled and dated 1985 on artist`s label verso, oil on board, 15 x 20cm.; 6 x 8in. * By the age of 22 Kenneth Lawson was exhibiting with the `London Group` at Burlington House. Successful exhibitions followed and he exhibited regularly at major galleries in London including The Redfern Gallery, Cork Street; The Leger Gallery, Bond Street; and The Leicester Gallery, Panton Street. During these early years in Dulwich, Kenneth`s mentor was the RA James Fitton, who remained advisor and friend until his death in 1982. In 1951 he was approached by Graham Sutherland to assist with the large painting `Origins` for the Festival of Britain. Kenneth was the only assistant that Sutherland ever used. The painting was created at The Tate Gallery, Millbank, and has remained there ever since. In 1952 and 1953 Kenneth worked on another project with Graham Sutherland: they worked together on the drawings of the world`s largest tapestry which was made in France and later installed at Coventry Cathedral. Kenneth also became absorbed in the world of theatre and TV and moved North to join the BBC in Manchester where he created the Design Department there. In the North West his work has been shown both in the Manchester and Salford Art Galleries and has included entries in the Laing Collection. Lawson`s work is in private collections in the UK, Europe and America. Artists` Resale Right ("droit de suite") may apply to this lot.

A group of twelve Graham Farish boxed N gauge passenger coaches in BR livery, consisting of catalogue reference 3x 0867 driving van trailer, 3x 0857, 2x 0847, 2x 0837 and 2x 2807

A group of thirteen Graham Farish boxed N gauge passenger coaches in Intercity livery, comprising catalogue ref 9x 0807, 1x 0806, 1x 0837, 1x 0817, 1x 0727

A group of eleven Graham Farish boxed N gauge passenger coaches in BR maroon livery, comprising catalogue ref 7x 0681, 2x 0691, 1x 0771, 1x 0751

A group of thirty-two Graham Farish boxed N gauge freight wagons, catalogue ref 6x 3616 Freightliner bogie wagons with two containers, 5x 3805 Speedlink wagons, 3x 3905 Speedlink vans, 13x ARC hopper wagons, 1x 3605 wagon with three containers, 2x 2304, 1x 3413, 1x 2311

A group of thirty-nine boxed N gauge rolling stock items by Peco, Graham Farish and others, mostly twin axle vans, tankers, open wagons, liquid containers and private owner wagons, all in clear plastic display boxes (39 items)

A mixed group of thirty-nine unboxed N gauge rolling stock items by Graham Farish and others, items include open freight wagons and private owner wagons, closed wagons, tankers, and three twin bogie wagons (39)

A group of thirty boxed Graham Farish N gauge rolling stock items, comprising catalogue ref 15x 4412 50 Ton Hopper Wagon in the livery of Yeoman and 15x 4311 Bulk Powder Wagon in the livery of Albright and Wilson

A group of boxed Graham Farish N gauge rolling stock, comprising catalogue ref 8x 3512 Blue Circle Hopper van, 6x 2314 Terry's Ventilated Van, 4x 4212 Cerestar Tank Wagon, 4x 3413 Hopper Wagon in the livery of Sheepbridge and 1x 4212 Ventilated Van in the livery of Gibbs (23 items)

A group of boxed N gauge Le Shuttle channel tunnel locomotive and carriages by Graham Farish/ Kato, comprising a motorised and dummy locomotive, together with nine club car carriages all in original boxes (11)

A group of three boxed Graham Farish N gauge locomotives, comprising catalogue ref no.8001 Class 47 Diesel in Scot Rail livery, no.8114 Class 40 Diesel Atlantic Conveyor in BR Green, and no.8314 Class 33 Diesel in BR Green (3)

A group of three boxed Graham Farish N gauge locomotives, comprising catalogue ref no. 8828 Class 90 'Railfreight Connection' no. 8024 Class 47 Diesel in MSE livery and no. 8036 Class 37 Diesel in 'Railfreight Coal Sector' (3)

A group of three boxed Graham Farish N gauge locomotives, comprising catalogue ref no. 8204 Class 20 Diesel (nb. this loco has had a new body fitted) and no. 8004 Class 47 Diesel in BR Green, no.8056 Class 56 Diesel (Construction Sector)

A group of three boxed Graham Farish N gauge locomotives, comprising catalogue ref no 8827 Class 90 Electric BBC Northwest, no. 8067 Class 31 Diesel in regional livery and no. 8027 Class 47 Diesel 'Parcels Track' 29 (3)

A group of four boxed Graham Farish N gauge steam locomotives, comprising catalogue ref no. 1447 BR Castle Class locomotive 'The Monmouth Castle', no. 1805 Class 4F Tender locomotive in BR Black, no. 1114 Pannier Tank in GWR livery and no.1017 Class 194 Saddle tank locomotive in NCB Blue livery (4)

A boxed Graham Farish N gauge three car limited edition set, LE814A , no.13 of 500

Three boxed Graham Farish N gauge DMU three car sets, comprising catalogue ref no. 0887 in regional livery, no. 8707 Class 158 and no. 8127 HST 125 in Intercity livery (3 sets)

Two Graham Farish N gauge three car sets, comprising catalogue ref no. 8122 in Great Western livery, and no. 371-477 in First Great Western livery (2 sets)

Three boxed Graham Farish N gauge locomotives, comprising catalogue ref no.8414 Class 55 Diesel, no. 8405 Class 50 Diesel and no.8002 Class 47 Diesel in Great Western livery (3)

Two boxed Graham Farish N gauge special edition locomotives, no. 8022 Class 47 Diesel 'Lady Godiva' Waterman livery and no. 831A special edition Class 33 Diesel in EWS livery (2)

A boxed Graham Farish N gauge Virgin trains set, comprising no. 883A and 882A locomotives, together with 6x 0804 coaches (8)

A boxed Graham Farish N gauge three car set no. 8748, together with six no. 0808 coaches in BR NSE livery, and three no. 0818 coaches in NSE livery

Two boxed Graham Farish N gauge DMU sets, catalogue ref no. 371551, a two car DMU in First Northwestern livery, and no. 371476, a three car set in GNER livery (2 sets)

A group of four boxed N gauge locomotives, to include a Graham Farish no. 1656 2-6-4 standard tank locomotive in BR Black, a Peco Jubilee locomotive in LMS Black, a Hornby Minitrix N208 'The Intrepid' and a Minitrix 2093 Regansburg twin diesel railcar (4)

A group of four boxed Graham Farish N gauge locomotive, to include no. 1702 General purpose tank in LNER Green, a six wheel diesel shunter in maroon running no. 08500, no. 1655 2-6-4 standard tank locomotive and a no. 8837 Class 87 Electric 'The Royal Scot' in Intercity livery (4)

A group of four boxed Graham Farish N gauge locomotives, an LE 185A Limited Edition 2-6-0 "Crab" loco in LMS Crimson, a no. 803b special edition Class 31 Diesel in EWS livery, no.8424 Class 52 Diesel loco 'The Western Emperor' and a no. 8028 Class 47 Diesel 'The Firefly' in Intercity livery (4)

A quantity of spare bodies for Graham Farish N gauge locomotives, five in original boxes, fourteen without boxes, in various liveries to include Porterbrook, Intercity, Virgin and others

Two boxed Graham Farish N gauge sets, to include no. 8143 DMU Class 101 in BR Green and a no.371550 two car DMU in the livery of Central Trains (2 sets)

Two limited edition Graham Farish N gauge locomotives, no. LE801A Class 47 Diesel and no.LE841A Class 55 Diesel, both in Porterbrook livery (2)

Two boxed limited edition Graham Farish N gauge locomotives, to include a no. 806A Special Edition Class 31 Diesel and a no. 8312 Special Edition "Sultan", both in Civil Engineering livery (2)

Two boxed limited edition Graham Farish N gauge locomotives, to include a no. 804A Special Edition Class 57 Diesel Freightliner and a no. 805E Class 56 Diesel in EW&S livery (2)

Nine boxed Graham Farish N gauge coaches, in brown and cream Western Region livery, comprising 4x no. 4684, 1x no.1681, 1x no.686, 1x no. 694, 1x no.0754 and 1x 0775 in crimson and cream (9)

Thirteen boxed Graham Farish N gauge coaches, to include 4x no. 0707 BR Intercity coaches, 3x 0767 Intercity coaches, 3x 0787 Royal Mail coach, 2x 0797 and 1x 4107 (13)

Thirteen boxed Graham Farish N gauge coaches in the livery of Virgin Trains, to include 2x no. 0728, 5x no. 0768, 1x no. 0748, 3x no. 0814 and a no.80A and no. 81A (13)

Sixteen boxed Graham Farish N gauge coaches, to include 9x no. 0701 a Mk 3 coach in Scotrail livery and seven coaches in GNER blue and red livery (16)

Twenty boxed Graham Farish N gauge rolling stock, to include 6x no. 4005 Container Wagon, 5x no. 3605 Bogie Wagon with three containers, 3x no. 3708 Hundred ton BP Tanker, 4x no. 3706 Total Tanker and 2x no. 3701 Texaco Tankers (20)

Four unboxed Graham Farish N gauge locomotives, to include three Class 37 Diesel locos in the liveries of Load Haul, BR grey and Regional Railways and a class 60 Diesel in the livery of Load Haul (4)

Nine boxed Graham Farish N gauge coaches, no. 0802 in Regional Railways livery (9)