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Lot 838
LIONEL EDWARDS (1878-1966) EXMOOR UNDER SNOW: PONIES AT LARKBARROW Signed and dated 60, inscribed Larkbarrow, watercolour and gouache 29.5 x 36cm; with three books (`Reminiscences of a Sporting Artist` by Edwards, signed and dedicated; `Figures in a Landscape` by Marjorie Edwards, 1986; `Lionel Edwards - Master of the Sporting Scene` by J. N. P. Watson, 1986); and a signed print, `The Mockers`, 17 x 25cm (6 items) Provenance: A gift from the artist to his doctor, May 1964, and thence by descent. An ALS, sold with the lot, reads Please accept my little sketch of `Exmoor under snow` as a small token of our gratitude for all the trouble you have taken, in looking after two old crocks at Buckholt [the artist's home near Salisbury]` ++ Watercolour with very slight time-toning of the paper; books satisfactory; print discoloured
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Lot 601
JOHN SMITH (1652-1743), AFTER SIR GODFREY KNELLER (1646-1723) THO[MAS] TOMPION, AUTOMATOPAEUS Mezzotint, c.1697, a good impression of this famous print Plate 34 x 24.7cm.; sheet 36 x 26.5cm.; with Smith's portrait of Christopher Wren after Kneller, 1713, trimmed, sheet 34 x 25cm. (2) * Smith's engraved portrait of the celebrated horologist is one of his most sought after subjects. In pure mezzotint, Smith translates Kneller's portrait into an image that is both dignified but informal. Tompion's skills with craftsmanship and innovation were so impressive that he abandoned his early training as a blacksmith and made a watch for King Charles II in 1675, just four years after his apprenticeship. ++ Tompion a little creased and grubby, slight foxing; Wren damaged at right edge, pale stains, a richer impression
Lot 267
AFTER SUSAN L. CRAWFORD "Bustino", study of horse with Queen Mother in foreground, limited edition print 1/500 signed by the artist bearing handwritten letter verso inscribed "The Royal Lodge for dearest Hester with much affection from Elizabeth R and Bustino" on embossed ER with coronet paper and bearing the Tryon Gallery Ltd label - frame 37.5 cm x 43 cm and letter verso 21 cm x 15 cm
Lot 288
A collection of sporting related prints, engravings, etc, to include AFTER H ALKEN "Snipe shooting", hand-coloured engraving, plate size 29.5 cm x 38 cm, together with "Pheasant shooting", "Wild duck shooting" and "Partridge shooting" and a pair of lithographic prints of "Steeple-chasing scenes", housed in birdseye maple frames, size including frame 48 cm x 64 cm, AFTER J HAWKER "The Heythrop hounds in the Evenlode Vale", limited edition colour print, signed and No'd. 67/460 in pencil, etc
Lot 305
A collection of horse-related prints to include AFTER MICHAEL LYNE "The Grand National Canal Turn 1965", colour print, signed lower right, bears blind studio stamp, 54 cm x 66 cm, AFTER JULIET MCLEOD "Mill Reef ...", limited edition colour print No'd. 150/350, signed in pencil, 60 cm x 71 cm, together with "Brigadier Gerrard", limited edition colour print No'd. 64/150, signed in pencil lower left, AFTER GILBERT HOLLIDAY "The Old Double - Punches Town" and "The Downshire Wall - Punches Town", limited edition colour prints, both No'd. 320/850, 32 cm x 42 cm, AFTER ROSEMARIE CHAMBERS "Aintree - Red Rum ....3 x A Winner....", limited edition colour print No'd. 137/200, signed by artist lower right, DONALD MCCAIN "Tommy Stack and Brian Fletcher", together with "Aintree - Red Rum .... In a pensive mood", a pair and a further racing print
Lot 1362
MANCHESTER UNITED; framed print 'Seventh Heaven', bearing autographs of Eric Cantona, George Best and Brian Robson, 50 x 39cm, framed and glazed.Additional InformationThe outer edge has foxing and slight discolouration, the frame with knocks and scuffs. We will not remove this item from its frame to post.
Lot 1363
MANCHESTER UNITED INTEREST; an autographed coloured print, 'Sorcerers Three Apprentices', signed by Sir Bobby Charlton, Dennis Law, and George Best, 51 x 33cm, with original bill of sale from A. F. Brock & Co Auctioneers, Hazel Grove, Stockport.Additional InformationWe will not remove this item from its frame to post.
Lot 1592
A PAPAL GILT METAL CEREMONIAL COLLAR WITH PENDANT BADGE AND A POPE PIUS XI ENAMELED BADGE (2)The three row reeded oval link ceremonial collar with red painted oval panels at intervals with applied gilt monograms, the front with a gilt metal pendant badge formed as crossed keys and a crown. The Chamberlain's oval uniform metal badge, blue enameled to the centre and detailed PIVS P P XI, with a white enameled crown surmount. With the original Cravanzola, Roma blue velvet fitted case. Also a coloured print showing the papal collar being worn.The Papal Chamberlain of the Sword cape uniform, sword and further items were sold at Bellmans as lot 1368 in November 2020. Condition Report: The collar: There is slight wear to the gilding commensurate with age. The red painted oval panels have a semi-matt finish and are in good condition. Otherwise good condition. The blue badge: A little dirty around the edges of the central oval resulting in some tarnishing to gilding to the P, S and XI. A little tarnished at the back. Case for small badge in good condition. There is no case for the larger collar.
Lot 11
* German School. Saint Christopher carrying the Infant Christ, 16th century. pen and black ink on laid paper, being a partial and free copy after a mid 16th century German copper engraving of the same subject, with printed intitials towards the top margin I. H., drawn to verso of an impression of the print, some marks and restoration to sheet edges, bears collectors mark of L. Lépingle (Lugt 1731), sheet size 129 x 83mm (51/8 x 31/4 ins), mountedQty: (1)NOTESProvenance: L. Lépingle (died around 1903) of Brussels; private collection, Wiltshire, England
Lot 160
* Japanese School. Harbour scene with steam train and figures in a carriage, circa 1870, colour woodblock print, 350 x 235mm (14 x 9 1/4 ins), varnished wood frame (590 x 425mm), plus another similar oban colour woodblock depicting figures taking tea around a table, 370 x 250 mm (14 ½ x 9 3/4 ins), varnished wood frame (590 x 425 mm)Qty: (2)
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