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Lot 108
Michelangelo Grigoletti (1801-1870) - The Doge Francesco Foscari Condemning his Son to Banishment, signed and dated 1842, oil on canvas, 180 x 254cm, in the original frame and the lithograph by Michele Fanoli after Grigoletti (2) Recorded in Joanna Philips' notebook, c1845: "At the bottom of the Drawing Room is a picture painted by commission at Venice in 1842 by Michel Angelo Grigoletti. The subject is the Doges Foscari condemning his son to banishment". The picture was removed to the Staircase Hall in November 1907. Engraved: Melchiorre Toller Condition ReportRestored, lined some years ago, localised re-touching and fine light craquelure, the original Victorian gilt frame in sanded slip. In fine preservation and unrestored. Lithograph - marginal loss, close tears and creases, stained in places
Lot 152
A mid-Victorian scrap book of prints and drawings assembled by William Morton Philips, including botanical subjects cut from 18th c Chinese wallpaper, a lithograph of Mr Sarony's Photographic Establishment Scarborough and vignettes of costume and fashion, an advertisement for mourning flowers and droops, Victorian chromo Valentine cards, hunting scenes, historic houses, churches and monuments, birds and animals, children, paper puzzle, Peace Commemoration firework display Green Park and many other subjects, each leaf filled, recto and verso (35 x 25cm), signed W Morton Philips 1857, contemporary half calf over marbled boards, worn Provenance: William Morton Philips (1852-1940) of Heybridge, Staffordshire. The son of John William Philips (1827-1914) and his wife Adelaide Louisa Manningham-Fuller (1833-1860). He married in 1882, Caroline Anne Kate Stockford (1856-1955) Condition ReportSome leaves slightly browned but in generally very good condition
Lot 1514
ARR A. E. Halliwell (1905-1987) - Pencil and Gouache - Lithograph -"Trooping the Colour" - original draft for Trooping the Colour poster, with final printed poster used on The London Underground, Printed poster signed, original draft unsigned but dated 1929, original draft 5.5ins x 9ins, printed poster 11.25ins x 18ins Note: See also lot 1574
Lot 1559
***A. E. Halliwell (1905-1987) - Pencil and Gouache and Lithograph in colours - Poster - "Saturday, July 13 Book to Colindale (adjoins Aerodrome or Hendon Central Station)" - Squared Up Poster Design with original lithograph, printed signature to lithograph, 1929, art work 5ins x 9ins. Lithograph 11ins x 18ins Note: Art work squared and with pencil annotations
Lot 1567
***A. E. Halliwell (1905-1987) - Lithograph in colours - Poster - "Saturday, July 13 Book to Colindale (adjoins aerodrome) or Hendon Central Station", with artist's monogram, November 18th 1929, 11.5ins x 18.5ins Note: Published by Sanders Phillips & Co, Ltd. The Baynard Press, and with separate artist's hand written note -"Hendon Air Display 1929 proof A.E.Halliwell November 18th 1928"
Lot 1624
***A. E. Halliwell (1905-1987) - Lithograph in colours - Poster - "At Lord's", signed, circa late 1920s, 15ins x 24.5insCondition ReportThis work is mounted in an acid-free mount. It is supported by two acid-free hinges to the upper edge. There is a central vertical crease. Two 2cm vertical tear from the upper right edge, 24.5cm in from the right edge. Two pinholes to the upper left corner have opened slightly and now measure approx 3mm in diameter each. Crease at lower left corner. Some overall light staining.
Lot 1663
***A. E. Halliwell (1905-1987) - Lithograph in colours - Poster - "Imperial and International Communications Ltd", circa 1930s, 30.75ins x 20insCondition ReportThis work is held in an acid-free mount. The left edge is supported with three acid-free hinges. Very small crease across upper and lower right corners but otherwise this poster appears to be in good condition with no obvious damage/loss/restoration.
Lot 1725
***George Cranston Bogle (20th Century) - Lithograph in colours - Poster - "For Progress LCC Classes", 1938, published by E.M.Rich Education Officer, The County Hall, S.E.1, 1938, 30ins x 20ins. Note: Cranston Bogle received a prize of £50 for designing this poster to promote evening classes organised by the London County Council. He was one of 800 entries, and had just left Bradford College of Arts and Crafts.
Lot 1738
***A. E. Halliwell (1905-1987) - Lithograph in colours - Poster - "Speed Your Message via Imperial Eastern Empiradio or Marconi", published by Waterlow and Sons Ltd, London, Dunstable and Watford, signed in the image and dated '31, 30ins x 20.25ins Note: Mounted on card. Verso with artist's stamp and address and pencil inscription '1931 exhibited Jan 1932'
Lot 1750
***L. G. Stokes (20the Century) - Mixed media - Poster - "Crittall Windows, an engineering product", signed to verso, 1960s, 15ins x 10ins, 20th Century English School - Mixed media - Poster - "Venus", unsigned, 13.5ins x 10ins and A.E. Halliwell (1905-1987) - Lithograph in colours - Arms of the Royal College of Art, 11ins x 20ins
Lot 70
FOLIO SOCIETY SIGNED LIMITED EDITION: Attenborough, David (collected & introduced); John Gould & Edward LEAR: Illustrations of birds drawn for John Gould by Edward LEAR. Folio Society, 2012. Limited edition # 233/780 Signed by David Attenborough. Facsimile reproduction of Attenborough's original collection of Edward Lear's illustrations. Includes 81 colour plates (the last two plates are of the Giant Trogon, an original drawing plus a lithograph plate. Also accompanied with a loosely inserted colour plate of the 'Eagle Owl'. Elephant folio, Bound by Smith Settle in full Nigerian goatskin leather with gilt decoration to covers and spine, gilt inner dentelles, top edges gilt, marbled endpapers and the original buckram solander box. Very good+/Fine copy
Lot 92
Collection of coloured lithograph Bird Plates. No date & no publisher. C300 (180x120mm), housed in a special box with 7 compartments, lid in pieces and lacking part of it; Plus: Houghton, W: British Fresh-Water fishes. Preface dated 1879. Folio, with only 38 of 41 colour plates. Disbound, A/F. (2)
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Lot 375
George Hawkins after Louis Laurant Raze (1805-1873) - Lithograph - "The South West View of Canterbury Cathedral", 17.75ins x 25.5ins, William Green (1760-1823) after John George Wood (1768-1838) - Coloured aquatint - "Canterbury Cathedral", 14.5ins x 20.25ins, and six other engravings of primarily Kent interest, various, all framed and glazed
Lot 101
Edgar Allan Poe: 'Tales of Mystery & Imagination', illustrated Michael Ayrton, Folio Society, 1957, 10 full page monotype plates by Ayrton as called for, original cloth silvered, dust wrapper; Wilkie Collins, 2 titles: 'Tales of Suspense', illustrated Anne Scott, Folio Society, 1954, double page lithograph illustrated title page + 8 litho plates by Scott as called for, original cloth silvered, dust wrapper, 'The Woman in White', illustrated Lynton Lamb, FS, 1956, 12 lithograph plates by Lamb as called for, orig. cloth gilt, dust wrapper; plus 5 others same series Folio Society 1950's illustrated 1st editions in dust wrappers, including two with Derrick Harris wood engravings and dust wrappers designed by him, Maupassant 'Bel Ami' with 11 lithograph plates by Alistair Grant as called for, etc (8)
Lot 135
Le Clerc (S.) Practial Geometry: Or, A New and Easy Method..., title in red and black, engraved illustrations, ink ownership inscription, finger soiling, contemporary calf, red morocco label to spine, upper cover nearly detached, 1727 § Le Sage [(Alain Rene)] The Devil Upon Two Sticks, engraved frontispiece and 12 engraved plates, small ink stamp to title verso, contemporary tree calf, spine gilt, upper cover almost detached, spine foot a little rubbed, for W. Strahan et al., 1778 § Wright (Rev. G. N.) The Life and Campaigns of Arthur, Duke of Wellington, 4 vol., additional pictorial titles, lithograph plates and maps (2 folding, 1 torn; and a couple loose), some spotting, contemporary half calf with morocco labels to spine, a little scuffed, Peter Jackson, Late Fisher, So & Co., [c.1841]; and others literature and history, v.s. (sml. qty)
Lot 19
Ballooning.- Creswell (J., publisher) The Ascension of Queen Caroline, showing a balloon filled with cherubs and a single crown in the centre, with cloud below holding cherubs and falling Queen, lithograph with hand-colouring, after Tudor, on Whatman wove paper watermarked '1821', sheet 490 x 385 mm (19 1/4 x 15 1/8 in), central horizontal fold, numerous faint handling creases, marginal nicks and tears, some minor surface dirt and damp-stains, unframed, 121 Crawford Street, Portman Square, Aug. 17th, 1821⁂ Scarce.
Lot 240
NO RESERVE Toulouse-Lautrec (Henri de) Elles, number 318 of 1250 copies, membership certificate of the 'Toulouse-Lautrec Circle' and addiitonal mounted plate loosely inserted, 11 tipped-in colour lithograph plates, all numbered in pencil, bookplate, original cloth-backed pictorial boards, slip-case, a little bumped and rubbed, folio, 1969.⁂ The additional plate is from an edition of 5000. The membership of the 'Toulouse-Lautrec Circle' was set at 5000 at this time, presumably meaning that a copy of the additional plate was sent to every member.
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