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Lot 704
British School - late 19th / early 20th century, a pair of oil on canvases, an oil on canvas still life, and a print of possibly William Shakespear, the pair of oild signed with initials, possibly MAB, one of a gentleman holding a Christmas pudding, the other of a jester in thought, both 62cm by 46cm, all in gilt frames (4)
Lot 543
A pair of 18th Century stipple engravings "Whip Top" and "Shuttle Cock", framed in late 18th Century pearwood frames with oval sunburst mounts. Ovals framed to the image. Both retaining printed titles verso, one retaining the publication line, published by "A. Poggi" 1788 and bearing a historic label for "Howison Carver & Gilder, Cowgate Edinburgh". Together with two antique portrait engravings in antique oval pearwood frames, a framed Medici Gallery print and a small modern signed print of a fisherman mending nets after Jean René Thellier (XXth Century) (6).
Lot 1022
A range of 31 publications on Printing, Typeface, Typography etc, to include Printing Types (Stephenson, Blake & Co., 3 different versions), Riscatype (Yendall & Co.), One-Line Specimens of Mould Type (Claxton & Dudley), Printing & Publishing in Medieval China (Banks & Miles), How to Plan Print (John Charles Tarr), Early Printed Books (E. Gordon Duff), Specimens of Printing Types and Catalogue of Material (H.W. Carlson & Co.) etc.
Lot 391
A rare Don Pottery dark-brown body jug, c1810-1815, with yellow chinoiserie underglaze transfer print and diaper inner border and handle, 12.5cm h, collectors' label Provenance: J D & D A Griffin Collection Literature: Griffin (John D) – The Don Pottery 1801-1893, illustrated plate 254 John Griffin: "A very rare jug being the only one so far recorded in this very dark brown body, best described as being of the same colour as dark bitter chocolate. It is also rare on another count, as it is the only one known which is decorated with a yellow underglaze transferred design." Good condition
Lot 428
Children's China. A Staffordshire nursery plate, Thomas & Benjamin Godwin, Burslem, c 1830, transfer-printed in black with a boy and his dog playing with a stick, the border in relief with the alphabet, carmine bands, 13cm diam, impressed mark T & B Godwin/New Wharfe (sic), another similar, larger, The Sentinel, 18.5cm diam, pearl ware plate, probably Staffordshire, c 1820, transfer-printed in black with a boy, his dog Tippoo and verse, picked-out in polychrome, the border moulded in relief with scrolling leafy acanthus and foliage, 14cm diam, and a shaped circular nursery plate, c 1825, trasnfer-printed with a couple, their child and hound, a folly in the background, titled MY POMPEY, 15.5cm diam, (4) Provenance: Richard Dennis OBE, publisher of Gifts for Good Children: The History of Children's China, Parts I & II: 1790-1890, & 1890-1990 (Ilminster, 1991 & 2006) Each plate with surface wear and various degrees of crazing, sometimes discoloured. The smallest Godwin plate with a flat, over-decorated rim chip. My Pompey plate with flat rim chipping and scratch to print.
Lot 333
Three Don Pottery blue printed earthenware Italian Landscape Series and other plates, c1830, 21.5-25.5cm diam, impressed DON.POTTERY and printed lion marks, or printed mark alone, or unmarked, collectors' labels, sold with original source print and companion engravings, framed (5) Provenance: J D & D A Griffin Collection Good condition
Lot 874
A large maritime albumen print, c 1903-04, Turbine Steamer - "Manxman", 22 Knots Speed, Built by Vickers, Sons & Maxim, Ltd., Naval Construction Works, Barrow-In-Furness, s.l., n.d., 45 x 61cm TSS Manxman was a turbine steamship launched in 1904 for the Midland Railway and operated between Heysham and Douglas, Isle of Man. Unexamined out of frame. Generally good condition; some small foxed spots, but displaying well overall. The glazed frame with slight wear.
Lot 339
Three Don Pottery underglaze black transfer printed pearlware jugs, c1820, with children at play or a shepherd, 16cm h and smaller, printed lion mark or unmarked and the original source print of the see-saw, after Francis Wheatley, framed (4), collectors' label Provenance: J D & D A Griffin Collection Literature: Griffin (John D) – The Don Pottery 1801-1893, illustrated plates 96, 96a and 101 Large jug cracked around baseSmall jug with children - chip on rimShepherd jug - cracked and slightly stained, print stained
Lot 462
Children's China. Reference books: Riley (Noël) & Batkin (Maureen), Gifts For Good Children: The History of Children's China, 1790-1890, [&] 1890-1990, Parts I & II, Ilminster: Published by Richard Dennis, 1991 & 2006, illustrated, original pictorial dustjackets over cloth boards, 4to, another copy of Part I, dj, hb, 4to, four scrapbook leaves, c 1830, illustrated recto only with mixed media prints, mostly in colour, some of which are presumably sources for children's china decoration, folio, and a framed pugilism print, Cribb's Parlour. Tom introducing Jerry and Logic to the Champion of England, 12.5 x 17cm, (8) Provenance: Richard Dennis OBE, publisher of Gifts for Good Children: The History of Children's China, Parts I & II: 1790-1890, & 1890-1990 (Ilminster, 1991 & 2006)
Lot 384
A Don Pottery Drabware trio, coffee can and set of three plates, c1810-1815, bat printed on an orange reserve, the rim painted in brown enamel, plates 18.5cm diam, collectors' label Provenance: J D & D A Griffin Collection Literature: Griffin (John D) – The Don Pottery 1801-1893, illustrated plate 237 Print on saucer slightly scratched from contact wear
Lot 326
A Don Pottery blue printed pearlware Vue Prise dans le Environs de Leon Forte pattern plate, c1820, 25cm diam, printed lion mark, collectors' label and the original source print engraving, folio (2) Provenance: J D & D A Griffin Collection Literature: Griffin (John D) – The Don Pottery 1801-1893, illustrated plate 60 Good condition
Lot 389
A rare Don Pottery Chalcedony or Orange Body dessert service, c1806-1815, with classical bat print within faux bois border and black enamel rim, white slip inside the foot ring, cream bowl, cover and stand 15cm h, collectors' label (8) Provenance: J D & D A Griffin Collection Literature: Griffin (John D) – The Don Pottery 1801-1893, illustrated plate 248 Ring handle of cover restored, kidney shaped dish cracked, also with flaking of the black enamel on the rim, one of the plates with chip on the underside of rim, with very rare label in fine condition
Lot 354
Five Don Pottery fine white earthenware 'Senses' plates, c1805-1810, each with a bat print on a dark chocolate brown enamel ground, 19cm diam, collectors' label Provenance: J D & D A Griffin Collection Literature: Griffin (John D) – The Don Pottery 1801-1893, illustrated plate 179 One with some light wear or scratches, the others cracked and/or chipped
Lot 344
A group of Don Pottery underglaze black transfer printed teaware and Fraternal Society jug, c1820-1825, the jug with 'arms' of the Oddfellows and inscribed Royal Jubilee Lodge No 17, 11.5cm h, impressed DON.POTTERY, or lion mark, or printed lion mark, or unmarked and a source print of Le Petites Savoyards, originally published 1787, in early 19th c reeded wood frame (16) Provenance: J D & D A Griffin Collection
Lot 910
Miscellaneous manuscripts, late 18th c and later, comprising merchant shipping: Captain David Hey (b. 1880; previously MiD), Merchant Navy, his ships' log book, dated December 1945 to August 1950, during his captaincy of Alfred Holt & Co of Liverpool's MV "Rhexenor" and MV "Denbighshire", approx. 94pp of printed leaves inscribed with manuscript, recording sailing data and remarks as they cross the world, supplied by The Liverpool Printing and Stationery Company Limited, original calf over green moiré boards, illuminated and lettered paper label to upper-cover, oblong folio (24.5 x 38.5cm); four similar accounts, including SS "Elk", various masters and their hands, dated May 1960 to February 1961; MV "Moose", October 1966 to August 1967, loosely-inserted b/w photograph of the vessel, some ephemera and research; and two deck log books for MV "William" of Singapore, dated June to September 1977 & April to July 1985, mixed original bindings, mixed sizes; Shipping and Trade: D. Albers, care of M. T.A. Droop, to Joseph Leigh Esq. of Liverpool [rope maker and Russian Consul], addressed and dated London, 24th January, 1827, ALS, 2pp, soliciting Leigh for a position, postal history franking, traces of red wax seal; another letter to the aforementioned Leigh of Orford Street, Duke's Dock, from Thomas Arden, addressed and dated Wheelock Mills [Cheshire], 15th August, 1827, 1pp, viz. enclosed cash and further money transactions; five further letters &/copies, dated Liverpool, 1831, viz. the dissolution of a partnership; Account Sale of a Cargo of 450 Tons of Common Salt [...], Liverpool, 1812, 2pp, ink manuscript on paper; Americana: Agreement made between Wm North & John Loughery of the City of Philadelphia [Pennsylvania] of the one part, and *** Thorp & Sons of Reddish Mills in the Co:y of Lancaster [Lancashire], 14 September 1875, 3pp; and two miscellaneous MS accounts, dated 1782 & 1788; Anthony Ashley-Cooper, 7th Earl of Shaftesbury KG (1801-1885), the 'Poor Man's Earl', a late Victorian memorial album, n.d. [1885], [48]ff principally of pasted notices of his life and funeral, obituaries, eulogies, etc., recto &/or verson, taken from newspapers and periodicals of the day, some of which are illustrated with portraits or named-views of St Giles House, Dorset, but also printed and manuscript ephemera, including the Order of Service from Westminster Abbey, letterpress poem printed within a black mourning border, [4]pp National Memorial of Lord Shaftesbury composition, [2]pp autograph poem by Georgina Cowper-Temple, Lady Mount Temple (née Tollemache; 1822-1901), a sepia photographic print of St Giles, letterpress poem on the anniversary of his birthday, dated Castle Wemyss, 1878, 1881 Guildhall proceedings, Old Scholars of the Ragged Schools address, Religious Tract Society poster, etc., disbound, 4to; an Edwardian memorial album, compiled by Lilian A. Bridges, in memoriam of Thomas Bridges, dated July 1905, only [14]ff of contents, being a commonplace-scrap book, inscribed and illustrated with manuscript, autograph letters, ephemera and scraps from TB's life and times, including an ALS of 2pp from Henry Peter Hansell (1863-1935), tutor to the three eldest sons of George V, two of whom would be kings themselves, on York Cottage, Sandringham, Norfolk writing paper, dated November 20th, 1905, and thanking TB for sending copy of his Punctuation Simplified for the education of his royal charges, accompanied by two b/w postcards of royal residences, another ALS of thanks for the pamphlet, from Sir Anthony Hope Hawkins (1863-1933), the playwright and novelist, etc., 5 loosely-inserted b/w albumen prints of British India, another of Scottish Freemasons, contemporary mottled calf gilt, the detached upper-cover monogrammed: E.C.B., all edges gilt, marbled endpapers, oblong 4to; & an unassociated collection of early 19th c and later newspaper and periodical clippings, of both antiquarian and general interest, the contemporary folder black roan over blue papered boards, ties en suite, folio, (19)
Lot 356
A Don Pottery fine white earthenware botanical dessert plate, c1810, painted with the alpine bellflower, after the illustration from Curtis' Botanical Magazine or, Flower-Garden Displayed, brown enamel rim, 21.5cm diam, painted title in brown script, collectors' label, sold with the original hand coloured source print published in 1806 (2) Provenance: J D & D A Griffin Collection Literature: Griffin (John D) – The Don Pottery 1801-1893, illustrated plate 183 Plate with restoration to border that is hardly noticeable and does not detract
Lot 918
Bindings & Periodicals. European belles-lettres and miscellaneous non-fiction, late 18th c and later, including Lettres de la Marquise du Deffand à Horace Walpole, four volume set, first edition thus, Paris: Chez Ponthieu, Libraire, 1824, contemporary English quarter-calf gilt over marbled boards, red speckled edges, 8vo; [music] Laub (Thomas), Om Kirkesangen, first edition, København: C.A. Reitzels, 1887, half-title, contemporary speckled calf gilt over cloth, 8vo; [bibliography & bibliophily] Koenig (Robert), Deutsche Litteraturgeschichte, Bielefeld & Leipzig: Delhagen & Klasing, 1883, colour and monochrome folding or full-page plates of medieval manuscripts, incunabula and other books, in-text illustrations, contemporary brown quarter morocco over cloth, 4to; Periodicals. Cruikshank (George, illustrator), The Comic Almanack for 1835, London: Charles Tilt, black-ruled, illustrated, split but holding, original publisher's cloth, twist, 12mo; Dickens (Charles), The Household Narrative of Current Events, London, 1852, black-ruled double-column, original publisher's cloth, 8vo; Pearson's Magazine, volumes I-II, January-December, 1896, & volume VIII, July-December, 1899, original publisher's cloth, the last volume including the first appearance in print of Cutcliffe Hyne (C.J.), The Lost Continent: The Story of Atlantis, original publisher's cloth, 8vo; The Strand Magazine, July-December, 1893 only, including five of Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes stories, contemporary red roan gilt over cloth, 8vo; The Imperial Journal, two volume set, Manchester: James Ainsworth, n.d. [1850], black-ruled double-column, plates and in-text illustrations, contemporary calf over cloth boards, worn, 4to; The Sunday Magazine, Christmas 1872: One New-Year's Night and other Christmas Stories, illustrations and adverts, original pictorial wrappers, 8vo; [newspaper] The London Gazette, Number 19093, Tuesday, October 15, 1833, duty stamps, 4to, others, mixed bindings and sizes, (38) Sold as a collection of bindings and as such not subject to return. Some volumes are ex-lib, with their corresponding bindings, numbering to other bindings, internal stamps, and/or bookplates & labels.
Lot 460
Children's China. A Sunderland shaped circular earthenware nursery plate, Dixon & Co., mid-19th c, November, decorated with a personification of the month, the border moulded in relief with flowerheads, 17.5cm diam, impressed mark, a Staffordshire plate, early 19th c, Spring, impressed crown, another, Albion Pottery, mid-19th c, October, 19.6cm diam, impressed mark, a mug, December, printed with a child, his dog, cat and toys, loop handle, 6cm h, two Staffordshire alphabet mugs, 6.6 and 6.1cm h, a Victorian alphabet plate, c 1875, printed with a cat, 17.5cm diam, and two further Victorian alphabet plates, 15.5 and 13.5cm diam, (9) Provenance: Richard Dennis OBE, publisher of Gifts for Good Children: The History of Children's China, Parts I & II: 1790-1890, & 1890-1990 (Ilminster, 1991 & 2006) Each piece with some surface or stacking wear, varying degrees of crazing, sometimes discoloured. November with two stable hairlines, one flat rim chip. Sprig with substantial crack. December mug with stable flat rim chips to glaze, internal firing manufacturing blemish. One alphabet mug with starline crack, another with one or two glaze imperfections affecting the print. Cat alphabet plate with flat rim chip to verso, portion of surrounding area with highly competent restoration, displaying well. Q plate with hairline.
Lot 327
Ernest Howard Shepard (1879 - 1976) - A set of 4 'Winnie The Pooh' related prints of pencil sketches, depicting some of the characters from the book series. Original drawings provided by the Victoria and Albert Museum, printed and manufactured in The ECC Reflex Marketing Ltd. Featuring a printed signature and each print is framed and glazed, measuring approx. 19cm x 19cm.
Lot 393
Trevor Price (British, b. 1966) - 'Five Vessels' coloured etching print on hand made paper, signed and numbered 57 of 100 in pencil. Framed and glazed 38 x 37 cm (14" x 14").Trevor Price is a member of the Royal Society of Painter Printmakers (since 1991) and Vice President (2013 - 18). He has work in various collections including His Royal Highness Prince Michael of Kent, Victoria and Albert Museum (London), Ashmolean Museum (Oxford), Fitzwilliam Museum (Cambridge), Yinchuan Contemporary Art Museum (China), Guangdong Museum of Art (China), Yale University (USA), Office of Public Works (Dublin), University of Wales, Bank of England etc. Also obtaining many awards including Printmaking Today award, Bankside Gallery 2017, Mall Galleries 1997, Clifford Chance award. Royal Society of Painter Printmakers annual show. Bankside Gallery 2017, Wyndham award. Royal Society of Painter Printmakers annual show. Bankside Gallery 2014, Invited 'Printmaker of the year' 2011 at Printfest. North Britons only annual art event dedicated to Printmaking, Royal Society of Painter Printmakers. University of Wales purchase award 2005. Julian Trevelyan Outstanding Printmaker award. National Original print exhibition 2001.This lot is also sold subject to Artists Resale Rights, details of which can be found in our Terms and Conditions.
Lot 1873
After Sesshū Tōyō (1420-1506) - 'Long Scroll/Landscape of Four Seasons' , black and white print c.1900, bearing three-character inscription to the osaedake as well as a section of calligraphic text at the end of the scroll, presented in a wooden box with label inscribed 'Long Roll Landscape Painting by Sesshu (original preserved in the Family of Prince Mori)', as stated the original painting resides in the Mori Museum, Yamaguchi, Japan, and is documented in the book 'Long Scroll: A Zen Landscape Journey' ( Charles E. Tuttle Co., Inc., 1959), 15 metres long; 37.8 cm wide.Toyo Sesshu's "Long Scroll" (or "Landscape of Four Seasons") is a 15-meter masterpiece of 15th-century Japanese ink painting. Depicting landscapes through the four seasons, Sesshu blends Chinese traditions with Japanese aesthetics using fluid brushstrokes and ink washes. The scroll’s depth and harmony reflect his Zen-inspired style and deep connection to nature.
Lot 1813
Two watercolours, to include: Attributed to John Collingwood/Callington Moore (1829-1880) - 'Llanfairfechan', pencil and watercolour on paper, titled lower right, attribution with artist's bio in print attached verso, 9 x 15 cm; Stephen J. Bowers (act.c.1874-1892) - Punting on the Thames, signed lower left, watercolour on paper, 59 x 33 cm, 81 x 56 cm, both mounted, glazed and framed (2)
Lot 1887
Eleven artworks to include three watercolours of landscapes by different artists: Joseph Pighills - 'Langdales'; and two by Harry Turner; together with two screenprinted fabrics with medieval themed designs pinned onto boards; Three colour prints of birds and botanicals after Marjorie Blamey in memory of Tom Wedgwood, published for the World Wildlife Fund; a contemporary Chinese silk embroidery and one other print, largest:112 x 58 cm, (11)
Lot 1838
Local Interest - Four framed works depicting Wotton-under-Edge: Rhona Cowell - 'View of Wotton from Hack Hill', watercolour and pen on paper, signed below; Brian C Lancaster (British 1931 - 2005) - 'Bearpacker Alms Houses, Wotton' signed limited edition print 1/250, 70 x 60 cm; with two watecolours by Paul Webley - 'Cottages, Church Walk' and 'The Ancient Ram Inn' (4)
Lot 1849
A collection of framed prints, to include: An original studio photograph of 'Stowaway' (1936), Alice Faye, Shirley Temple and Robert Young; Six hand-tinted Baxter-type chromolithographs; Two hand-coloured maps of Gloucestershire, to include J & C Walker; Seven tinted fashion illustrations, a print on canvas of foxhounds, and others (20)
Lot 1876
A group of eight 19th-20th century watercolours, to include: Judy Whitton 'The Yellow Shirt, Pin Hill'; A.H. Hobson - Country Scene (1917), signed and dated below; Late 19th century castle ruins, unsigned; Two figures amongst a mountainous landscape; L.W. - still life of cacti, initialled below; A Victorian botanical study; Becky Fale? 'Manadon', inscribed to label verso, frame dimensions: 54 x 48 cm; A hand-tinted print for the Shakespeare play 'Much Ado About Nothing' (8)
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