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Lot 105
Collection of pictures circa 1920-1930 from Birmingham Municipal School of Art, provenance from the family of Ormond Edwin Gollins, assistant principal of Birmingham Municipal School of Art 1920-1930 H Cornock KeenLimited edition woodblock print "Equihen", no.9/50, signed in pencil to the margin lower right, 17.5cm x 24cmEvelyn HillWoodcut "Harlech Castle", signed in pencil to the bottom margin, 13.5cm x 17.5cm (2) both unframed
Lot 111
Collection of pictures circa 1920-1930 from Birmingham Municipal School of Art, provenance from the family of Ormond Edwin Gollins, assistant principal of Birmingham Municipal School of Art 1920-1930 Una/Lina Plattan Limited edition colour prints, probably woodcut"Avon in January", 12/60, signed and titled in pencil and another second edition 1/60, 15.5cm x 25cm Hilda F BirleyLimited edition colour print, probably woodblock"Morning Mist", 15/50, signed and titled in pencil, 24cm x 17cm, all mounted but unframed (3)
Lot 112
Collection of pictures circa 1920-1930 from Birmingham Municipal School of Art, provenance from the family of Ormond Edwin Gollins, assistant principal of Birmingham Municipal School of Art 1920-1930 Attributed to Eleanor Joyce Francis Colour woodblock print Pigeons, dated 1926, with initials, 25cm square Possbly by Doris Ryland or Joyce FrancisColour woodblock printFerret, 7cm x 8.25cm Eileen Basford Woodblock print Parrot, 27.5cm x 14.5cm UnattributedWoodblock print Rabbit, limited edition 5/25, all unframed and mounted (4)
Lot 113
Collection of pictures circa 1920-1930 from Birmingham Municipal School of Art, provenance from the family of Ormond Edwin Gollins, assistant principal of Birmingham Municipal School of Art 1920-1930 G Harrison Woodblock print"Hill Street", signed, titled and dated in pencil 1924, 21.5cm x 15cm Beryl Antrobus Woodblock printBoy with shire horse, mounted with name in pencil and "Birmingham Central Municipal School of Arts & Crafts" label verso, 16cm x 15cm Beryl AntrobusWoodblock printWoman in cloak carrying chamber stick, signed in pencil verso, 37.5cm x 25cmUnattributedWoodblock printStreet scene, 15cm x 22cm, two mounted and all unframed (4) Condition ReportAll prints appear in good overall original condition; no visible tears or other defects
Lot 114
Collection of pictures circa 1920-1930 from Birmingham Municipal School of Art, provenance from the family of Ormond Edwin Gollins, assistant principal of Birmingham Municipal School of Art 1920-1930 Muriel A F Grove Woodblock print Children in conservatory, signed, 33cm x 21cm Muriel A F GroveWoodblock print Children with parrot, signed, 31cm x 18cm UnattributedWoodblock print Fireworks night, figures with guy in cart, 31cm x 19cm Beryl AntrobusWoodblock print Girl with daisy chain, signed in pencil, 10.25cm x 12.5cm, all mounted and unframed, some mounts damaged and a Birmingham School of Art folder (5)
Lot 115
Collection of pictures circa 1920-1930 from Birmingham Municipal School of Art, provenance from the family of Ormond Edwin Gollins, assistant principal of Birmingham Municipal School of Art 1920-1930 Elizabeth Field Colour woodblock print Landscape with ploughed field in foreground, possibly The Cotswolds, signed in pencil. 23cm x 41cmUnattributedWoodblockMan kneeling on pavement looking at art, 17.5cm x 24cm (with slight rip), both unframed (2)
Lot 116
Collection of pictures circa 1920-1930 from Birmingham Municipal School of Art, provenance from the family of Ormond Edwin Gollins, assistant principal of Birmingham Municipal School of Art 1920-1930 Black and white woodblock printSnowshill Station, possibly by Elizabeth Field, signed in pencil to reverse of mount, 19cm x 27cmAttributed to Margaret Noble2 Colour woodblock printsViews of possibly St Martin's Church, Birmingham, 12cm x 13.8cmUnattributedLimited edition Colour woodblock print Industrial canal scene with figure, probably Birmingham, 6/10, 16cm x 16.5cm Margaret G Marshall Etching"Old Market House ...", signed in pencil, 12.5cm x 15cm A Thorne(?) Black and white print, possibly linocutCattle in stable x 2, one signed in pencil, 10cm x 14cm, all mounted and five other prints, all in folder (12)
Lot 117
Collection of pictures circa 1920-1930 from Birmingham Municipal School of Art, provenance from the family of Ormond Edwin Gollins, assistant principal of Birmingham Municipal School of Art 1920-1930 Margaret NobleColour woodblock"The Swings with Children", signed in pencil, 28cm x 38cm A H Cornock Keen Colour woodcut 'Cornish harbour', 2/50, signed and titled in pencil, 24cm x 11cm H BrockhouseWoodblock print Study of fruit, signed in pencil, all mounted and unframed, 12cm x 16cm (3)
Lot 118
Collection of pictures circa 1920-1930 from Birmingham Municipal School of Art, provenance from the family of Ormond Edwin Gollins, assistant principal of Birmingham Municipal School of Art 1920-1930 Muriel GroveColour woodblock printChildren in conservatory, titled in pencil, 32.5cm x 21cmMuriel GroveColour woodblock print Stargazer lilies in oriental-shaped vase with oriental bowl on black background, signed in pencil to the mount, 44cm x 19cm Muriel A F Grove"Goldfish" in a bowl, signed and titled in pencil, 23cm x 34cmMuriel A F Grove"Crocus No.18", signed and titled, 19cm x 17cm, all mounted and unframed (4)
Lot 104
An early nineteenth century transfer-printed black and white Sunderland lustre two-handled butter tub and cover, c.1820-30. The lid is decorated with two rural scenes and the base is decorated with the Forget and Forgive rhyme and the May Peace and Plenty ship print to the other. 16 cm wide. (1)Condition: Lid with three small restored rim chips, lid with four small inner rim chips.
Lot 110
WILLIAM MORRIS (1834-1896) AND EDWARD COLEY BURNE-JONES (1833-1898) FOR KELMSCOTT PRESS FRAMEDwoodcut print, engraved by W. H. Hooper, framed(42cm x 28.5cm)Footnote: Note: The specimen leaf is of the original text version, which was later altered. The first column of text here contains seven lines; in the published version the seventh line appears at the head of the second column and the final line "The chambres and the stables weren wyde" is moved to the following page. The illustration depicts Chaucer in a garden, holding a book and pen.
Lot 233
C.F.A. VOYSEY (1857-1941) FOR G.P. & J. BAKER LTD., SWAISLAND PRINT WORKS, ENGLAND 'POPPIES' PANEL,block-printed cotton, backed on board(73cm x 139cm)Footnote: Literature: Livingstone, K. et al., C.F.A.Voysey: Arts and Crafts Designer, V&A Publishing, London, 2016, pl.145, p.118Parry, L. Textiles of The Arts & Crafts Movement Thames & Hudson 2005, plates 56-7
Lot 393
JESSIE MARION KING (1875 – 1949) AND ERNEST ARCHIBALD TAYLOR (1874-1951) ARCHIVE OFfolder correspondence from Jessie M. King, E A Taylor, Adam Bruce Thomson, Mrs Morris Henderson, Charles Oppenheimer, Sir James Caw and Annie Caw to Mr and Mrs Dugald MacTaggart Lindsay and their daughter Miss Jean Lindsay; including TWO SIGNED CHRISTMAS CARDS, a signed print by Jessie M. King; cuttings, photographs, negatives and catalogues relating to Jessie M. King and E.A. TaylorFootnote: Provenance: Collection of Dugald McTaggart Lindsay
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