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Lot 17
PAIR OF ARTS AND CRAFTS PAINTED PANELS one panel depicting an Edwardian female figure playing an instrument; the second panel depicting a figure in Romantic 'gypsy' costume holding playing cards, each panel with a beaten pewter frame with enamel detail, each wooden panel approximately 44cm long, 39cm wide
Lot 3
HENRIETTE RONNER KNIP (NETHERLANDS 1821 - 1909), KITTEN WITH CHESSBOARD oil on panel, signed 45cm x 32cm Framed and under glass Note: Henriette Ronner Knip is a well-known Dutch artist who specialised in painting animals in domestic scenes, largely focusing on cats. Coming from a prominent family of artists, Ronner Knip sold her first painting at the age 15, and later in 1876 was commissioned to paint the Queen of Belgium's favourite lapdogs. With patrons such as the King of Hanover, Emperor Wilhelm I of Prussia, and the Princess of Wales, Ronner Knip cemented her name as one of the leading painters in her genre.
Lot 563
Reclamation of Architectural Panelling - a quantity of very good quality light oak panelling and doors (possibly originally from an ocean liner) currently in situ at a property in WN1 (Wigan, Lancashire) measuring 202.5 cm (high); panels widths are 345 cm; 292.5 cm; 39 cm and 79 cm. A further panel incorporates a carving of a knight in armour 124 cm (wide) and two tapered topped panels with copper insets are each 155.5 cm (wide) - included in the lot is a matched panelled radiator cover incorporating Mouseman mouse 87.5 cm (high) x 159 cm (wide) x 29.5 cm (deep) and four internal doors - All panels are currently screwed to the walls of a property which is being renovated and it is the responsibility of the purchaser to arrange removal, although The Auction Centre can arrange delivery
Lot 447
Oil on panel 19th century English School Jessie Macleod (fl.1845-1875) Portrait of a young woman with a bundle of clothes walking along lowland path, subject thought to be Jeannie Deans walking from Dumfries to London with a petition to the Queen to stay the execution of her sister Effie Deans from Walter Scott's novel "The Heart of Midlothian", 38cm x 22cm (see verso for details)
Lot 3060
PROVINCE OF CANADA. $2.00. Oct. 1, 1866 issue. PC-3BP. An Uncut Sheet of four (4) Brown Back Proofs. Two circular punches at each panel. Mild staining at left margin on back. This example is believed to be the only known sheet of this denomination in public hands. Ex. MOORE's Feb. 22-24, 2007 auction, Lot #1007.
Lot 3158
$1.00. 1937 Issue. BC-21b. No. N/M3620008. Gordon-Towers. Wide Panel. AU; $1.00. 1937 Issue. BC-21d. No. K/N0178006. Coyne-Towers. Unc; $5.00. 1937 Issue. BC-23b. No. R/C7082849. Gordon-Towers. VFR+; $5.00. 1937 Issue. BC-23c. No. E/S1281235. Coyne-Towers. Very Fine+. Lot of four (4) notes.
Lot 3308
THE BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. $10.00. Jan. 1, 1894. CH-50-16-04P. A full colour Face Proof on thin paper. Serial number 00000 in red. Series Letter 'D'. Four small circular punch holes at bottom of signature panel. Unc; A full colour Back Proof on a small card, with bold serial number 23568 in red. Pristine. Lot of two (2) Proofs.
Lot 3312
THE BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. $20.00. Jan. 1, 1894. CH-50-16-06P. A full colour Face Proof on thin paper. Serial number 00000 in red. Series Letter 'D'. Four small circular punch holes at bottom of signature panel. Unc; A full colour Back Proof on a large card. (6" x 10"). Bold red Serial number 23568. Pristine. Lot of two (2) Proofs.
Lot 3314
THE BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. $50.00. Jan. 1, 1894. CH-50-16-08P. A full colour Face Proof on thin paper. Serial numbers 00000 in red. Series letter 'D'. Four small circular punch marks at bottom of signature panel. Also, a full colour Back Proof on a card (4" x 9"). Bold red serial number 23568. Lot of two (2) Pristine Proofs.
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