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Click here to subscribeLEON FRANCOIS COMERRE (FRENCH, 1850-1916) OIL ON CANVAS, H 18", W 13", PORTRAITSigned upper right. Léon François Comerre was a French academic painter, famous for his portraits of beautiful women. As viewed under UV light in the unopened frame: appears to be UV clean. For High Resulotion Photos visit Dumouchelles website
GUSTAVO NOVOA (CHILEAN, B. 1941) OIL ON BOARD, H 20 1/2", W 17" Panthers and Zebras at the water. Signed lower right. Framed. Wally Findlay Gallery label on verso. As viewed under UV light in the unopened frame: UV clean; a little wear to frame. For High Resulotion Photos visit Dumouchelles website
MOLLY GUION (1910-1982) OIL ON MASONITE, H 24", W 20", NUDE WOMAN Depicting a seated female nude. Signed lower left and framed. Some losses to frame. (As viewed under UV light in the unopened frame: UV clean; stable craquelure; slight scratch in UL background; frame with cracks and losses. For High Resulotion Photos visit Dumouchelles website
MURRAY JONES, MIXED MEDIA 1948 18" X 60" DETROIT SKYLINE Detroit Industrial Skyline circa 1948. Acrylic, oil and collaged elements on Masonite. Signed in monogram "MJ". Purchased at Detroit Artist Market circa 1948 - 1950. Jones was an abstract expressionist who lived and worked in Michigan and Ohio. Received MFA from Chicago Art Institute. Taught at Michigan State University and Ohio State University. Purchased by aunt of consignor. Good condition. (As viewed under UV light in the unopened frame: UV clean. For High Resulotion Photos visit Dumouchelles website
RAYMOND GEORGE HITCHCOCK (AMERICAN 1884-1963), OIL ON MASONITE, 1940, H 11", W 22", "AFTERNOON SHIFT"Signed and dated lower left; Detroit artist; won the Detroit Institute of Arts Founders Society Founders Prize Winner, Michigan Artists Exhibition, show started July 8, 1951; original artist made frame; inscribed by the artist on the verso with name, title, date and prize won.As viewed under UV light in the unopened frame: UV clean; original frame with cracks and wear. Rf For High Resulotion Photos visit Dumouchelles website
JOHN MARIN ETCHING ON PAPER 9" X 7" LOBSTER FISHERMAN Signed in plate and in pencil. Date: 1948. John Marin 1870- 1953. As viewed under room light in the unopened frame: artwork appears to be in good condition but the molding is chipped. For High Resulotion Photos visit Dumouchelles website
ROBERT HOPKIN, (AMER. 1832-1909), OIL ON ARTIST BOARD, SAILING SHIPS AT SEA, H 30", W 35" Depicts two sailing ships under reduced sails and heavy sea conditions. Signed lower right. Gilt wood frame. some wear to gilt frame, otherwise good condition. (Additional condition info as viewed under UV light in the unopened frame: UV clean; period or original gilt frame has losses. For High Resulotion Photos visit Dumouchelles website
PAUL A NICHOLAS "Budgerigars", one sky blue, one green, one light green, opaline watercolour, signed lower right, together with various other pictures and prints to include ENGLISH SCHOOL "Mountainous landscape", oil on case, J H TONGUE "Still life of flowers in copper and brass jug", oil on canvas, etc
AFTER LUKE SYKES "The Hunt Crossing Field", limited edition colour print 4/20, together with another by the same artist and a box of assorted hunting-related books, to include "Baily's Hunting Directory from the Mid 20th Century Onwards", "Sporting Incidents in the Life of Tom Smith", together with two framed prints AFTER F.A. STEWART CONDITION REPORTS Sykes/20 - condition general good. Syke 6/20 - some slight yellowing to print generally good. The West Norfolk print - generally good & all the other Berkeley's. Book - Baily's hunting directory 1984-85, & 1987 - 1988 & 1988 - 1989 & 1978 - 1979 & 1992-1993 & 1922 - 1923 & 1993- 1994, See how they ran tales from the Essex & Suffolk hunt compiled by Mary Pool & J Allerton . Fox hunting the British Field sport society booklet - RWF Poole The backwoodmans year, Arthur Stringer the experienced huntsman. The Country sport mans quotation book the sporting companion edited by M Pitt, Here lies my story by C.N. De Courcy-Paris, Hedge hunting catechism by Col R F Meysey-Thompson, Peoms in Pink by W. Philpotts-Williams second edition, Sporting incidents in the light of Tom Smith, A Poona and Krakee Hounds - hits on riding to hounds published Krakee. Fox hunting in Devon & Cornwall by Ralph Greabes, Hunters Moon by Edric G Roberts, South Devon Hunt booklet. Also some huntman style coasters and horse shoe bracelet. All items in used condition with general signs of wear.
CHARLES LAMB (1893-1964) "River landscape with figure in rowboat", oil on canvas, signed and dated '29 bottom left (ARR) CONDITION REPORTS Please note that the size of the picture is approx 35.5cm x 53.5cm. Wear, dirt and scuffs. Under UV light the surface overall is cloudy white. Possibly revarnished, although the finish is currently dull / matt in appearance. Craquelure. Some lifting of paint,and flaking. Some areas have flaked off and are missing - particularly amongst trees, and an area to the right of the picture, but also some small flakes missing throughout. There is a dark patch / glue visible to the back of the canvas, and a probable repair to the bottom centre. Frame has chips and losses.
A modern limed oak dining room suite comprising D end refectory style dining table on end pillar supports united by a centre stretcher, together with eight matching rush seat dining chairs on cabriole legs to scroll feet by Oak Design of Windsor CONDITION REPORTS Some light scratches and impressed marks to top. Some small nibbles and chips, slightly worn sections and various marks. Split running approx 1ft into the table from one end. Chairs have small scratches and general signs of wear and tear. All pieces - various general wear and tear. Table 259 x 96cm approx
A white painted tavern style settle on plank end supports CONDITION REPORTS Various scratches, knocks, nibbles, chips etc, losses to paintwork. Worn sections to paint. Unknown as to what the paint is hiding beneath. Back has incorporated light sockets, but area is painted over so do not know extent of damage beneath. Seems sturdy, general wear and tear. Would probably benefit from a clean. 183cm wide, 145 cm tall
A box containing a 19th Century rosewood and mother of pearl inlaid jewellery box, a similar jewellery box, a Bridgwater "Hellebore" pattern butter dish, five bistro glasses, a pair of plated bottle coasters, a Tollware twin-handled planter and a modern enamelled bread bin CONDITION REPORTS Butter dish has light wear and hairline crack across lid. Glasses scratched and worn, one glass with crack from foot to the top and a small crack on foot. All have firing faults. Coasters - one has a crude repair, both plating is worn and pitted. Both boxes have significant splits, wear. Lacquer box is peeling Enamel bread bin has wear. Cold painted jardinier is rusting and flaking.
An early Victorian mahogany breakfast table, the oval snap top on a reeded baluster pedestal to hipped splayed quadruped base and lion's paw feet, together with three oval tablecloths (one cream, one green and one burgundy) CONDITION REPORTS top 147.5 cm x 107 cm at widest points & 72 cm tall. In used condition with general wear and some light scratches and impressed marks to top, some splits to the veneer, small old nibbles and knocks to the edges, leg some with worn patches and various small knock and nibbles for general use especially to feet.
St. Helena : (SG 34ba) 1884 QV Crown CA ½d on 6d emerald with part original gum showing DOUBLE SURCHARGE - ONE WITH N Y SPACED - extremely rare with probably only two examples known - complete with 1975 BPA cert stating it to be genuine but not recognising the NY variety and unkindly describing it as 'soiled' whereas this adhesive is of very good to fine appearance, of fine colour and well centred for this issue. Upon the reverse we note trivial imperfections, small blue manuscript (not affecting appearance), partial hinge remnant and light pencil / gum bend. Possibly unique mint part o.g. Cat £11000 (image available) [US4]
Australia - States - New South Wales : (SG 107) 1856-60 Imperforate Diadem Plate Proof in chocolate on unwatermarked paper top marginal block of four, light creasing, bluing showing on reverse. This unique block has been in the collections of Slade, John White and Sir Gawaine Baillie (image available)
Great Britain - QV (line engraved) : (SG 45) 1858-79 2d blue, plate 9, block of 9, PJ-RL, centred to SE, scarcer watermark Type 2, four stamps show the so-called Shadow Re-entry, wrinkle on one, natural light horizontal gum bends at bottom, lightly hinged on two stamps only, others u.m. Fine, fresh and very scarce. Premium for block. Well written-up. Cat £3700 (image available)
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