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Lot 1464
A Poole pottery Delphis range small circular bowl, decorated by Josephine Wall to the base interior with a stylized flowerhead, black printed mark to base with numerals '86' and black painted artist's monogram, together with a Shorter & Son floral decorated vase, an oversize pressed glass thimble and a studio pottery bowl.
Lot 1618
A Poole Pottery circular ship dish, circa 1950, drawn by Margaret Holder and painted by Ruth Pavely with 'The Golden Hind' within a rim edged in yellow and painted with green triangles, the title flanked by two roses, black painted and impressed marks to base with numerals '528', diameter approx 37.3cm.
Lot 147
A small collection of Poole Traditional Pottery, includes a Crudités Dish, the bowls all decorated with fish and floral motifs; a small rectangular Dish; a circular mushroom-shaped Dish; and a further modern Delphis Jardinière, the body printed with a gilded Poole Dolphin Mark, and the base with moulded Dolphin Mark (4)
Lot 527
Arnold Hanson Knight (British, 1906-1949) The Sailing Ship Pamir at Poole signed lower left "Arnold Knight 1937" watercolour 53 x 35cm Provenance: The family of Arnold Knight and by descent Son of a London architect, one of six children, moved to Hayling Island, then to Parkstone, Dorset, then Green Vista in Lilliput, Poole. To accommodate Arnold's polio which he contracted at the age of 13. Keen sailor.
Lot 528
Arnold Hanson Knight (British, 1906-1949) Views of Poole Harbour both signed lower right "Arnold Knight '38" watercolour 16 x 26cm Arnold Hanson Knight Old Harry Rocks, Dorset signed lower left "Arnold Knight '38" watercolour 25 x 35cm Arnold Knight Poole Harbour signed lower right "Arnold Knight 1934" watercolour 23 x 35cm Arnold Knight Study of the Harbour, Poole, with the Sailing Ship, the Pamir inscribed lower right in the print "drawn by Arnold Knight" woodblock 15 x 22cm five (5) Provenance: The family of Arnold Knight and by descent Arnold Knight studied at Poole and was a member of the Bournemouth Arts Club. He was a keen sailor and and oarsman and a talented landscape painter, known for his views of Dorset and Gloucestershire. He joined the Royal Air Force and worked as a draughtsman on the Folland Gnat, the first plane used by the RAF Display Team the Red Arrows. He showed at the Royal Academy, the RBA and the Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool.
Lot 551
COL ALLISON: THE HUNTER'S MANUAL OF AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND, 1980, 1st edn, orig cl, d/w + A L POOLE (ED), WILD ANIMALS IN NEW ZEALAND, 1973, 2ND edn, 4 to, orig cl, d/w, + PHILIP HOLDEN: THE WILD PIG IN NEW ZEALAND, 1985, orig pict wraps, + 6 others New Zealand Hunting / Deer Stalking (9)
Lot 64
Two pieces of late 1930's Poole pottery to include a vase of shouldered ovoid form decorated by Gladys Heath with a deep band of stylised flowers and foliage between banded borders, height 15cm, S/D, together with a bowl of compressed ovoid form decorated by Christine Lucas with a band of stylised flowers, width 11cm. (2)
Lot 749
A late 19th Century Tortoiseshell and Silver inlaid Card Case, of rectangular form with hinged cover, and Silver sprung clasp and signed escutcheon “E M Poole”, to scrolling detail over a pair of Oriental figures (slight losses), and romantic ruin verso (general losses and repairs), height 4 1/8”
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