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Lot 123

After Fred Hall - Stable Exterior with a Mare and Foal, a Chicken and Hens in the Yard, early/mid-20th Century lithograph printed in colours, together with a 20th Century oil on canvas-board by E. Morton, signed and dated '70.

Lot 125

After N.M. Condy - 'H.M. Brig Acorn.16 Guns in Chase of the Piratical Slaver Gabriel', colour lithograph, approx 34cm x 44cm. Provenance: Parker Gallery (invoice, dated 3rd April 1987).

Lot 150

After Cecil Aldin - Figures travelling in a Horse-drawn Portsmouth and London Royal Mail Coach passing through a Village, late 19th Century lithograph printed in colours, approx 45cm x 73cm, within a Hogarth style frame.

Lot 197

David Roberts, Coloured Lithograph "Ras el Abraea, Coast of Syria", mounted but unframed, 34.5cm x 49.5cm

Lot 199

David Roberts, Coloured Lithograph "Pyramids of Gizeh", mounted but unframed, 32.5cm x 53cm

Lot 624

Josef Herman - (1911 - 2000) - A colour lithograph depicting figures with a donkey, pencil signed and numbered 50 of 100, 31cm by 40cm, framed and glazed.

Lot 625

3 ANNA PUGH. Two coloured etchings, “Dragonfly” and “Bonsai Beach”, both titled, signed and dated 85 in pencil, marked A/P 19/20, plat, 34cm x 44cm; ROSALIND FORSTER, lithograph, “Basket Roses”, signed and titled in pencil, numbered 26/150, blind stamp CCA Galleries London, plate 39cm, x 59cm; VAL ARCHER, lithograph, “Wild Strawberries”, signed and titled in pencil, marked SP 11/11, 36.5cm x 54cm, all unframed. (4).

Lot 626

3 ANNA PUGH. Two coloured etchings, “Dragonfly” and “Bonsai Beach”, both titled, signed and dated 85 in pencil, marked A/P 19/20, plat, 34cm x 44cm, together with ROSALIND FORSTER. Lithograph, “Basket Roses”, signed and titled in pencil, numbered 26/150, blind stamp CCA Galleries London, plate 39cm, x 59cm; VAL ARCHER. Lithograph, “Wild Strawberries”, signed and titled in pencil, marked SP 11/11, 36.5cm x 54cm, all unframed.

Lot 630

TERENCE WARREN. Two lithographs, “Castello di Nipozzano”, signed and titled in pencil, numbered 172/200, plate 48cm x 69cm, “It Never Rains but it Pours” signed and titled in pencil, numbered 54/110, plate 78cm x 65cm, unframed; KATHERINE DOYLE, lithograph “Quiet Evening”, signed and titled in pencil, studio proof 2/2, plate, 53cm x 106cm , framed. (3)

Lot 636

VINCENT HADDERLEY, screen prints, English rural scenes, signed and numbered in pencil, 27cm x 42cm; WILLIAM BOWYER, lithograph, “Late Summer's Afternoon at Nevill Holt”, signed, titled and numbered 73/150 in pencil; BEN JOHNSON, Lithograph architectural study 63 cm x 97cm, all unframed.(4).

Lot 644

BRAD FAINE, Lithograph “Misty II” 62cm x 85cm, 5/50; “Koh Costume 57cm x 97cm, indistinctly signed to mount; “Geodesic I” 59cm x 85cm, indistinctly signed A/P. (3).

Lot 646

JOHN WELLS, gouache geometric study 20cm x 29cm signed; unframed lithograph abstract on black and ochre 58/100; TILLYER, lithograph “Clapper Bridge” 47cm x 64cm; lithograph geometric abstract 79cm x 69cm (4).

Lot 451

HARRIS (Captain William Cornwallis) The Wild Sports of Southern Africa; Being the Narrative of a Hunting Expedition from the Cape of Good Hope, Through the Territories of the Chief Moselekatse, to the Tropic of Capricorn. London: Henry G. Bohn, 1852. Large 8vo (9 1/4 x 6 1/2 inches; 235x165 mm), colour tinted lithograph additional title and 25 plates (including the frontispiece) and a small folding map, later three-quarter crimson crushed morocco over cloth covered boards, upper cover with applied gilt rhino motif, the spine gilt lined and lettered within raised bands, a.e.g, frontispiece neatly repaired to fore-edge, other plates generally good, some light marginal age discolouration to text

Lot 178

Victor Pasmore, CH, CBE, RA (British, 1908-1998) Variation of Points of Contact all signed lower right "Victor Pasmore" and one signed "Victor Pasmore '51" lithograph 57 x 444cm five (5) Victor Pasmore was perhaps the most influential abstract artist in Britain and became one of the leading abstract painters of our time. His work can be found in many Public Collections around the world including: Tate Britain, Royal Academy of Arts - London, Museum of Modern Art - New York, The British Council, Yale Center for British Art and numerous regional British galleries

Lot 221

Fernand Leger (French, 1881-1955) Les Trois Soeurs et Enfant Au L'Accordeon printed signature lower right "FL 50-51" mixed media lithograph 44x 32cm Provenance: From the collection of Eric Estorick Esq. Sent directly from the Leger Studio to Eric Estorick (American, 1913-1993), the founder of the Estorick Museum in London, with its collection of Italian Futurism. Estorick collected French paintings and this print was in his own personal collection. Fernand Leger was born in Argentan, Normandy, and was apprenticed to an architect in Caen betwen 1897-1899. He was a painter who linked industry to art. In 1913 he signed a contract with Daniel Kahnweiler who had already discovered Picasso and Braque. During Leger's Cubist period his tubular and curvilinear abstractions contrasted with the rectilinear forms produced by these painters while he became the first of the Cubists to experiment with non-figurative abstraction. Leger is considered to be one of the greats of the 20th century and his work is in museums all over the world. Eric Estorick was political scientist and writer who was a passionate collector. In the year of his death he established a foundation to display his collection and to stage loan exhibtions. The Estorick collection has been hailed as one of the finest early 20th century colelction of Italian art anywhere in the world.

Lot 232

Joan Miro (Spanish, 1893-1983) Abstract Composition lithograph, as issued for Derrier le Miroir 37 x 26cm

Lot 271

Will H Bradley (American, 1868-1962) When Hearts are Trumps by Tom Hall lithograph in colours by Imprimerie Chaix, Les Maitres de l'Affiche PL.52, with their blindstamp 25 x 20cm image

Lot 277

F Gregory Brown (British, 1887-1941) Stylised landscape with trees in blossom lithograph 50 x 44cm *F Gregory Brown was one of the designers of posters for the London Underground

Lot 209

SIR TERRY FROST, R.A.(1915-2003) UNTITLED Signed artist's proof, lithograph 1975 Sheet 48.5cm x 68.5cm (19in x 27in) Part of an IAA portfolio 1975. Tate Collection Number P03099.

Lot 577

Attributed to Mario Pezzano, mid 20th century- Cockerel; gouache on paper, signed and dated 1966, contained within an exhibition catalogue at the Imperial, Torquay 1966, 20x15cm: together with a figure study, oil on board, signed, by the same hand and a lithograph by Alex Portner b.1920, (3) (may be subject to Droit de Suite)

Lot 619

After Cecil Charles Windsor Aldin RBA 1870-1935- Cat and dog by a green chair; lithograph printed in colours, 27x24cm: After Ettore Titto 1859-1941- "On a Souvent..."; hand-coloured lithograph, signed within the plate: together with a further three lithographs from the same or similar suite: After John Leech 1817-1864- "Mr. Briggs, through the influence of a friend, has a days spring fishing, wind, north east", originally published, London, by Bradbury and Evans, 11 Bouverier Street, Fleet Street, c.1860: together with five other examples from the same or similar suite and a further quantity of similar 19/20th century prints and chromolithographs after various hands, (19)

Lot 647

* Tom Eckersley, late 20th century- Abstract composition; screenprint, signed and dated 87, 84x58cm: Anna Ticho 1894-1980- Dunes; lithograph, signed and numbered 85/105 in crayon: Mary Moser, late 20th century- "Eastern Shapes"; aquatint, signed, dated 83 and numbered 5/12 in pencil and others, (a lot) (may be subject to Droit de Suite)

Lot 660

After David Roberts RA 1796-1864- "Nazareth, April 28th 1839"; published by F G Moon, 20 Threadneedle Street, London, June 1st, 1844, hand-coloured lithograph, signed and titled within the plate: Louis Haghe 1806-1888- "Temple In Jafa In Nubia"; hand-coloured lithograph after David Roberts RA, publ. August 1st, 1846 and a further fifteen other hand-coloured and uncoloured topographical lithographs after David Roberts RA: After Francois Stroobant 1819-1916- "Jerusalum Vu de la Montagne des Oliviers"; hand-coloured lithograph after Louis Haghe, signed and dated 43 within the plate, together with eight other lithographs after Francois Stroobant depicting similar topographical landscapes, (unframed) (24)

Lot 677

British School early 20th century- "His Majesty King Edward the VII., Navy, on which the Sun Never Sets", publ R Abrahams, 6 Exeter St, Plymouth, circa 1902; lithograph printed in colours, 54x88cm: together with one further similar chromolithograph printed in colours, entitled "Royal Jubilee Review by the Queen, 1887", in matching frames, (2)

Lot 741

* Russian School early 20th century- A woman holding a lamb; published 1923; lithograph printed in colours; signed within the plate: together with thirteen further lithographs from the same edition, by the same hand, loose sheets contained within a folio as issued, 40x30cm., ea: Nemo act.1884- "My August Master"; publ by Vanity Fair, Oct 11, 1884; chromolithograph, signed within the plate, (folio/16) (unframed) (may be subject to Droit de Suite)

Lot 743

* After Auguste Rodin 1840-1917- Figure study; lithograph on buff paper, signed within the plate, 50x32cm., (unframed)

Lot 791

Sir Francis (Frank) Job Short RA PRE, 1857-1945- "Walberswich Pier, Sept, 1890"; drypiont etching, signed in pencil, signed, titled and monogramed, within the plate, 16x24cm: together with four other prints by the same hand, as follows: "Old Quay on the Nith"; drypoint etching, signed in pencil and within the plate: "Canal at Cookley, Dee Sands"; lithograph, initialed in pencil: "Seine Fishing"; lithograph, signed in pencil: "Cloudburst Over Dee Sands, mill at Ash, Kent"; lithograph, initialed in pencil, in matching gilt frames, (5)

Lot 802

J Miller, late 20th century- "Bureau P Delalonde et Jacques Vibert, Decorateurs 1 Paris, 1939"; lithograph printed in colours, signed, titled, numbered 26/30 and dated 73 in pen, 49x63cm (may be subject to Droit de Suite)

Lot 814

Piero Dorazio b.1927- Untitled abstract composition; lithograph printed in colours, signed, inscribed 'Epreuve d'Artiste', inscribed and dated 1973 in pencil, in an aluminium frame, 69x98cm (may be subject to Droit de Suite)

Lot 837

After Salvador Dali 1904-1989- "Virgin of Guadalupe"; lithograph printed in colours, bears signature in pencil, numbered 62/300, 71x47cm

Lot 886

Thomas Goldsworth Dutton d.1891- "English Fleet Entering the Great Belt, March 24th, 1854"; published: Nov 27th, 1854 by Day & Sons, London, after Oswald Walter Brierly 1817-1894; hand-coloured lithograph, 43x59cm: together with other other 20th century reproductions after various hands, (6)

Lot 923

Georg Schrimpf, German 1889-1938- Standing female nude; lithograph, signed and dated 25 in pencil, 27x18cm: European School early-mid 20th century- Bathers in woodland by a river; lithograph printed in red brown, signed and dated 1923 in pencil, 37x45cm., (2)

Lot 948

Gio Barozzi, publ mid 19th century- "Gran Theatro la Fenice in Venezia..", after Gio Pividor; lithograph,30x33cm: After William Hogarth- "The Enraged Musician", originally publ Nov the 30th 1741, this from a later edition; hand-coloured engraving on wove, 36x41.5cm: together with two other prints and lithographs and eight engraved examples of decorative sheet music, each surmounted with a pictorial vignette, (13)

Lot 955

Donald Harris- Nude by the Fire; gouache and coloured crayon, signed with initials and dated 1948, 20x29cm: Northern European School circa 1900- Female nude by the sea shore; lithograph, signed and numbered 29/50, 27.3x19cm., (2)

Lot 289

Salisbury Interest. After Walter Tiffin, The Salisbury Local Exhibition 1852, a pair of lithographs, 14 x 17in (35.5 x 43cm); The Peace Festival, May 29th 1856; a gouache of the cathedral; a lithograph Stonehenge; an etching and a print the cathedral and the Poultry Cross. (8)

Lot 290

After Norman Hirst. Troops marching towards a town, coloured lithograph, signed in pencil by the artist, published September 2nd 1916 by Thos Agnew & Sons, 21 x 35.5in (53 x 90cm).

Lot 294

After John Leech. Hold Hard, Master George, coloured lithograph with separate caption, 17.5 x 23.5in (44.5 x 59.5cm).

Lot 550

HRH The Prince of Wales - autographed limited edition Artist's Proof lithograph No 1 of 10 in glazed frame 'Overlooking Wadiarkam, Asir Province, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia', signed and dated in pencil 'Charles 2000' - contained in presentation case with gilt tooled inscription and with certificate of authenticity, 33cm x 38cm

Lot 155

Early twentieth century coloured lithograph in glazed frame - King George V, Queen Mary, Edward Prince of Wales and the Princess Royal in the drawing room of Buckingham Palace - signed in pencil by the artist. 64cm x 53cm

Lot 530

Franz Hansstaengl after Napier Hemy (early 20th Century), Escape of the Destroyer, black and white lithograph, published 1905, 16” x 27 1/2”, gilt frame

Lot 162

Allen Jones R.A. (1937-), “Para Adultos - Party Time", signed and dated '85, numbered 49/75, lithograph, 108.5 x 87.5cm.; 42.75 x 34.5in. Illustrated

Lot 173

Bernard Buffet, 20th century, from Jeux de Dames (S. 218), 1970, signed and numbered 70/250 in pencil in the margin, colour lithograph, 62 x 52cm.; 24.5 x 20.5in, sheet 71 x 53cm.; 28 x 21in. Illustrated

Lot 2881

Kenojuak, Inuit School, 'Strong Young Wings', signed, lithograph, Dorset 1979, limited edition 5/50, PROVENANCE: Thetis Blacker. h: 22 x w: 30.50 in.

Lot 2882

Kenojuak, Inuit School, 'Proud Young Owl', signed, Dorset 1979, lithograph, limited edition 5/50, PROVENANCE: Thetis Blacker. h: 22 x w: 30.50 in.

Lot 37

Charles J Payne (Snaffles) GUNNERS signed artist proof lithograph 20cm x 44cm (8" x 17.75")

Lot 38

Charles J Payne (Snaffles) THE GENT IN RATCATCHER signed artist proof lithograph 25cm x 26cm (9.75" x 10.25") and another, THE GUNNER 28cm x 20cm (11" x 8")

Lot 48

Libehards '52 PORTRAIT OF A SEATED WOMAN artist proof lithograph 3/20 41cm x 25cm (16" x 9.75")

Lot 51

C F Barry MEDITERRANEAN TOWNSCAPE artist proof lithograph and one other

Lot 291

After Louis Wain-"The Cats' Circus", comic anthropomorphic coloured lithograph, the upper margin with cats holding banners inscribed "Grimalkin's Royal Circus", "A Cat in Mittens Catches No Mice" and "Brer Rabbit and His Marvelous Fiery Untamed Steeds, The Tumbling Tommies...", printed in Bavaria for Ernest Nister, London (some staining); a black and white Illustrated London News print "Professor Frederick's Performing Cats", (2-framed)

Lot 113

After J Wolf and H C Richter 'Greenland Falcon' (falco candicans), hand coloured lithograph, 52cm x 35cm also three other ornithilogical lithographs (4)

Lot 114

German School (late 19th century) 'Partridge and chicks', hand coloured lithograph collage with natural grasses, oval, 31cm x 40cm also the companion-a pair-(2)

Lot 115

Eileen Mayo (ex. 1930-1938) 'Cat in the sun', lithograph, signed, inscribed and numbered 30/50 34cm x 27cm

Lot 125

Charles Johnson Payne 'Snaffles' (1884-1967) 'An Irish Yawner', hand coloured lithograph, signed in pencil on the mount, 33cm x 51cm

Lot 126

Charles Johnson Payne 'Snaffles' (1884-1967) 'The stone faced marrer-back', hand coloured lithograph, signed in pencil on the mount, 33cm x 51cm

Lot 127

Charles Johnson Payne 'Snaffles' (1884-1967) 'Send 'em at it', hand coloured lithograph, signed in the stone, 34cm x 51cm

Lot 181

JAMES DUFFIELD HARDING, 1797 - 1863, ATTRIB. LUCERNE, WATERCOLOUR, 30 X 45 CM; DIEPPE, WATERCOLOUR, SIGNED, 32 X 49 CM; FIVE PRINTS, ENTRANCE TO PISA, NEAR CLIFTON, LITHOGRAPH, 1805, A SEATED WRITER, METSU. MEZZOTINT AFTER KNELLER, THE DUKE OF GLOUCESTER

Lot 76

Maudlin Chapel Bath, coloured engraving after T H Shepherd by J B Allen, image 9cm by 14.5cm; together with Northgate Street, Chichester, a lithograph by Day & Hague and various other prints and engravings (8)

Lot 202

AFTER J FARINGTON A coloured aquatint of Cirencester, 7 1/2" x 11 5/8" and a lithograph of Great Malvern, 9 3/4" x 15" (2)

Lot 227

An Art Nouveau lithograph by Paul Berthon, in colours, framed signed in the print, not mounted frame size 57 x 53cm.

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