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Lot 181
Original Austin Reeds advertising poster by Barber c. 1950s – coloured lithograph poster featuring a tennis player and titled "Summit Shirts – Austin Reeds" – backed on linen, some minor fraying partially along the bottom edge otherwise overall (G)- image measures 22.5 x 15.75" overall 25.5 x 19"
Lot 185
Original colour tennis advertising poster by G.O. Muhlfield titled " Get Ready – Tennis Week May 25- June 1" signed G.O. Muhlfield c.late 1950s early 1960s – colour lithograph of lady tennis player – backed on linen - some minor faults otherwise (VG) image measures 34.5 x 24" overall 37.75 x 27"
Lot 428
AFTER EDWINA SANDYS "Acrobats before a circus audience", coloured lithograph, limited edition No`d. 15/75, signed in pencil lower right, After SARTORIUS " Diomed-Winner of the 1st Epsom Derby 1780 with his jockey Samuel Arnul" limited edition print, together with a large quantity of miscellaneous pictures and prints
Lot 5
Ephemera – broadside issued by the artist James Ward promoting his series of lithographs of celebrated horses with ms addition to base possibly in Ward’s hand adding an addition lithograph of the King’s horse ‘Nonpareil’. No date but Whatman watermark in the paper suggests 1822. This is clearly a final proof before issued of this broadside.
Lot 716
* Crystal Palace. A large lithograph of the interior of the Crystal Palace, c.1851, lithograph with early hand colouring, trimmed to image and lacking title and letters, 720 x 985 mm, framed and glazed, together with Vincent Brookes (pubs.), Nave and Transept of The Great Exhibition, 1851,large chromlithograph, water stained and toned overall, damage to image crudely repaired, several old folds and closed tears, 690 x 920 mm, framed and glazed in contemp. maple frame (2)
Lot 719
* Crystal Palace. A collection of prints & engravings of the exterior or interior of the Crystal Palace, c.1850s, including an unsigned watercolour exterior view with a bridge to the foreground measuring 15 x 25 cm, together with a small Baxter print within a decorative mount measuring 10.5 x 15 cm, a hand coloured lithograph titled `Transparent View of the Crystal Palace` published by Vickers and measuring 11.5 x 19 cm, plus other similar prints and engravings incl. Baxter type prints, hand coloured lithos., a Crystal Palace Company share certificate, a few postcards, etc., mostly framed and glazed (approx. 30)
Lot 720
* Crystal Palace. A collection of prints & engravings, c.1850s, including a panoramic hand coloured engraving by Read & Co. titled `Interior of the Crystal Palace from the Transept, from an Accurate drawing approved by the Royal Commissioners` and measuring 26 x 64 cm, contained in a deocrative contemp. wooden frame, together with an uncoloured engraving by Paxton titled `The Crystal Palace or Monster Building for the Grand International Exhibition of 1851 in Hyde Park` measuring 23 x 46 cm, plus a tinted lithograph published by Ackermann titled `Building for the Great Exhibition if Industry of all Nations in London, 1851` measuring 23 x 52 cm, and others similar, all framed and glazed (8)
Lot 763
Atkinson (C.T.). The Dorsetshire Regiment. The Thirty-Ninth and Fifty-Fourth Foot and the Dorset Militia and Volunteers, 2 vols., privately printed, Oxford, 1947, folding maps, illustrations, original green cloth, regimental crest in gilt to upper covers, 8vo, together with History of the Royal Sappers and Miners, From the Formation of the Corps in March 1772, to the Date when its Designation was Changed to that of Royal Engineers, in October 1856, by T.W.J. Connolly, 2 vols., 2nd ed., 1857, 16 colour lithograph plates, one or two marginal tears, some light spotting, contemporary red half calf, spines lightly faded, 8vo, plus The King`s Own. The Story of a Royal Regiment, 3 vols., 1939-57, half-tone plates, folding maps, small press cutting adhered to vol. 1 title, original blue cloth, vols. 1 & 2 spines a little faded, 8vo, with Albert Lee`s The History of the Tenth Foot (The Lincolnshire Regiment), 2 vols., 1911 and John Fortescue & Col. R.H. Beadon`s The Royal Army Service Corps. A History of Transport and Supply in the British Army, 2 vols., 1930-31 (11)
Lot 212
* Ballooning. A group of late 20th c. World Balloon Meets Posters, for the International Hot-Air Balloon Festival Albuquerque c. 1980s,each having graphic decorative artwork designs, comprising numbered limited edition print-runs, mostly hand-numbered and signed by the individual artists between 1981-1991, full-colour lithograph designs on art-quality papers, stamped printer`s monograms, variously hand-numbered and signed (7)
Lot 213
* Ballooning. A group of International Hot-Air Balloon Meets posters for Events, c. 1970s-1990s,decorative artwork designs, some limited numbered editions, including Gene Garriott ñFirst World Championshipsî event New mexico 1973, Bristol International Fiesta (ltd edition numbered 90/100) colour lithograph by Robinson dated 1985, Leeds Castle International 1989 & 1992 (Mark Pagan) Chateau D`Oeux Vth Event Montgolfier Bi-Centenary 1983, and Montgolfiades Franco-Britanniques (Orleans) 1975, largest 23 x 31 in (58 x 79 cm) (6)
Lot 283
* Ballooning. A small group of commemorative medallions struck to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the Mongolfier Brothers inaugural flight of 1783,heavy bronze relief, variously inscribed BiCentennaire 1ier Vols Humains 1983-1983, also with two further medallions for participants in the World Ballooning Championships, bronze medal awards Chateauroux 1983 (Montgolfier Anniversaire) and 1987; also with Nantesd World Balloon Championship participants medal dated 1983 and Michigan USA.; together with ñA Century of Transportationî - An early 19thC humorous lithograph print c. 1830, attempting to predict the future of transport over a hundred years ahead, including self-propelled vehicles, mobile homes, personalised aerial flight and many other aspects of mobility of the nation in the year 2000, 9 x 11 ins (23 x 28 cm) (6)
Lot 449
After Cecil Charles Windsor Aldin, British 1870-1935 RBA- Elegant couple in a courtyard, from `Old English Inns`, publ Eyre & Spottiswoode Ltd 4 Middle New St, London EC4; hand-coloured off-set lithograph, signed in pencil, bears Fine Art Trade Guild blind stamp, 45x33cm: After Albert Ludovici RBA, British 1820-1894- "The Pickwickians on the Road to Dingley Dell", "David Copperfield on his way to School" and "Mr Pecksniff leaves for London", publ by Raphael Tuck & Sons Ltd; chromolithographs, 41.5x62cm., ea., approx: After Christopher Saxon, British 16th/17th century- "Devonshire"; hand-coloured reproduction print, 39.5x45cm. (5)
Lot 458
After James Abbott McNeill Whistler, American PRBA RP HRSA RSW, British 1834-1903- "A Study", from the Magazine of Art; lithograph, 21.7x14.3cm: Thomas Bewick, British 1753-1828- "The Hermit, Angel, and Guide", after R Johnson, publ 1795 by William Bulmer; wood cut, 11.7x10cm: together with two other prints, (4) Provenance: From the estate of the Late Hans Schwarz, Austrian 1922-2003
Lot 465
* Michael Carlo, British b.1945- `Pond Autumn`; lithograph in colours, signed in pencil and titled, 38.5x56.2cm: Tom Furness, late 20th/early 21st Century- `Snow Flurry`; Acrylic on paper, 39x56cm (2) (may be subject to Droit de Suite) Provenance: Paintings in Hospitals, the latter cat no 1722
Lot 530
* Theophile Alexandre Steinlen, French 1859-1923- Workers gathered with a pick, originally designed for `Les Gueules Noires` by Emile Morel; lithograph, signed in pencil beneath the plate, 21.5x30cm: together with a further lithograph after the same artist depicting a soldier greeting a family, signed and dated 1915 within the plate, 39.5x31cm., (2) (unframed)
Lot 552
19th Century- `St. Andrew and the Winged Serpent`; tinsel print, with die cut embossments on silver foil and fabric, artist unknown, mounted in a 19th century maple veneered frame, 29x23cm: Johann Sebastian Müller, German 1715-1792- `A View of the Temple of Comus & C in Vauxhall Gardens`, after A Canaletto, publ & printed by Robert Sayer in London 1751; etching, 26x39.2cm: Félix Benoist, French b.1818- `Paris en 1860`; lithograph printed in colours, 33x47cm: John Brandard, 1812-1863- `Fairy Revels`, publ by M&N Hanhart; lithograph, 27.5x21.5cm: together with a further quantity of mixed prints, 39x52cm., (max) (a lot)
Lot 576
* Fatima Ahmed, Pakastan, mid 20th century- "Village at Night"; oil on canvas, signed and dated 63, 76x91cm., (unframed): Ludwig Koch, German 1866-1934- Horsemen; pen and black ink, heightened with white over pencil on buff paper, signed and dated 1931, titled on the reverse, 45.5x68cm., (unframed): After Ernst Stern, German 1876-1954- Two versions of "Turandot, Princess of China", Miles and Co. Ltd Litho London, W; lithograph/poster for the St. James Theatre, 75x50.5cm., (2) (unframed): After Martinet, 20th century - "Les Chaussons Rouge" (The Red Shoes, 1947), Powell and Pressburger, French Version; poster for theatrical release, paper laid on fabric, 160x120cm., (unframed) (5) (a lot)
Lot 609
* M Floss, British, mid-late 20th century- St Paul`s Cathedral and the River Thames; pen and ink and watercolour, signed and dated 63, 30x44cm: John Deana Matthews, British, late 20th century- "Hotel-Garder, Oaxaca"; lithograph in colours on paper, signed, titled and dated `75 in pencil, 41x63cm: Michael Seit, 20th century- "On the Beach 4"; litho/screenprint in colours on paper, signed, titled and numbered 32/35 in pencil in a perspex frame, 86.5x79.5cm: Italian School, mid 20th century- Street Scene; watercolour on paper, signed, 55x38cm., (4) (may be subject to Droit de Suite)
Lot 632
After Helen Layfield Bradley, British 1900-1979- "Holliwood Market", publ by Miss Carter Publications, 1972; reproduction printed in colours, signed in pencil, bears Fine Art Trade Guild blind stamp, 61x83cm: Paul C Morris, late 20th century- "Launching the Starboard Quarter Boat", publ by Bloch and Osborne Publishing Co Chardon Ohio; lithograph, signed, titled and numbered 117/225 in pencil, 41x51cm: together with seven other similar signed Maritime prints after the same hand, in folio, all 41x51cm: After Isaac Taylor, British c.1740-1818- "Map of Hampshire", publ by the Hamphire Field Club and Archaeological Society, 1933; reproduction prints, four separate sheets, in wraps, 50x62cm., (10) (unframed)
Lot 802
Edward Wentworth Dillon. Kent 1900-1923. Vanity Fair. ‘The Champion County’. Original colour chromolithograph of Edward Wentworth Dillon by OWL and dated September 13th 1913. Men of the Day 2339. Good/very good condition The ‘Vanity Fair’ magazine appeared on a weekly basis from November 1868 to January 1914. The lithograph of Dillon was the final cricketer to appear in the magazine before the demise of the magazine and therefore is the rarest cricketing lithograph to have appeared as circulation numbers dropped
Lot 812
‘The English Cricketers-The Eleven of All England. Mono lithograph, highlighted with colour, of the first England overseas tour to North America. The lithograph probably published in the Illustrated London News or similar around the time of the tour. Mounted, framed and glazed. Overall 17”x12.5”. Good condition. Sold with over twenty various other cricket prints, posters, framed cigarette and trade cards etc, some reproduction. Framed and unframed prints. G
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