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Lot 120
ANGLO-SAXON. KINGS OF MERCIA. OFFA, 757-796 A.D. PENNY. Light coinage. Canterbury mint, Moneyer Heabernt. Obv: Long cross botonné with cross of lobes over and +O FF AR EX legend. Rev: Celtic cross with cross fleury over saltire at centre with legend in angles. c.1.1g, details GVF for issue, two areas of the flan have a porous surface. (1 coin) Provenance: Detector find, Dorset Chick records two coins of Heabernt in this type. One of which is from the same dies and with 19th century provenance, British Museum 122a
Lot 165
Vintage racing cycle frames comprising: Carlton frames in light green and blue respectively, a Claude Butler frame having metallic brown paint, a Don Farrell Reynolds 531 frame in metallic grey with rainbow stripes and a Phillips of Birmingham Reynolds 531 frame in green having chrome fork crown (5) Condition:
Lot 154
Antonio Frasconi, Argentine (b. 1919) Original color woodcut "'Fulton Street Fish Market". Titled, signed, annotated 'artist's proof' and dated '53 in pencil. Label en verso. Toning, light crease. Measures 18-1/2" x 25-1/2" (sight), frame measures 26-1/2" x 32-3/4". Shipping: Third party. (estimate $600-$800)
Lot 220
* CHARLES OPPENHEIMER RSA RSW (BRITISH 1875 - 1961),A LANDSCAPE IN GALLOWAYoil on canvas board, signed51cm x 61cm (20 x 24 inches)Framed.Label verso: With title and artist's name.Provenance: Private Scottish family collectionNote: Charles Oppenheimer was born in Manchester in 1875. His mother was Scottish and the family owned a mosaic manufacturing business. He studied under Walter Crane at Manchester School of Art and in Italy. Although not a native Scot, (he didn't settle in Scotland until he was in his mid-thirties) he was passionate about his adopted home town of Kirkcudbright and found an endless source of subject matter in the 53 years he lived in the town. Kirkcudbright drew some of Scotland's greatest artists, such as Cadell and Fergusson, and many painters gathered here following the lead of E.A. Hornel. They were primarily attracted to the effect of the light on the hilly ground which produced soft colours and a spectrum of grey. Oppenheimer was a keen fisherman and many of his paintings dealt with the effect of light on water. His views of The Solway Coast and Whitby were used by British Rail for their advertising campaign 'See Britain By Rail'. He retained a love of Italy and produced some excellent canvasses of Venice and Florence. He exhibited regularly at the Royal Scottish Academy in Edinburgh, where he became a full member in 1934.
Lot 7188
Great Britain : (SG 1,etc) 1840-1967 Mainly used collection on leaves(approx 490) including two 1d blacks, one with almost four margins, the other with none, Embossed 6d,1s cut square, good range of Surface Printed issues inc 10d brown(2), 2s blue three shades, 5s rose Plate 2 with F35 cancel, light crease otherwise fine, 1883-84 2/6d,5s,10s, £1 green apparantly fine used but may be repaired, 1883-84 lilac and green set including fine 5d,6d,1s, 1902-10 set to 10s, 1913-19 Seahorses to 10s, 1939-48 values to £1 ex 2/6d brown, 1948 RSW set, condition a little mixed but generally above average with many fine stamps
Lot 8324
Great Britain - QV (surface printed) : (SG 133) 1867-83 blued paper £5 orange, AJ, centred slightly to left, neat GLASGOW cds (very early use on JU 13 82), light horizontal indents on surface at upper left and right edges, slight water stains on reverse, v.g.u. RARE. Cat £15000 (image available)
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