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Click here to subscribeCollection of Vintage Scarves comprising five mixed material scarves: a cotton paisley print square in red and grey; and three vintage silk scarves, and a Dennis Basso 12 x 72" satin polyester with logo and classic animal print. Also, four Tie Rack scarves, comprising a square in cobalt blue and grey; and long cream scarf with shades of orange and browns; and two 'Art of the Scarf'.
Box full of closed record shop promotional material including a Bob Dylan best of volume 2 (20 x 29 inch), Robbie Williams christmas photo set, Ronan Keating Jonathan Wood print, many calendars inc The Beatles, Paul McCartney World Tour brochure, Brit Awards 2002 magazine, Michael Jackson book, some signed photos to the owner from groups Amazulu, Silent Running, non signed Dire Straits, Genesis, Aerosmith patch, flyers for Placebo, Melanie B, Chemical Brothers, Richard Ashcroft, and more, Gorillaz bag, Radiohead bags, Beatles Monthly book nos 23, 33, 35 & 43, 3 Kylie Minogue cassettes. Plus CD sleeves.
Donald Campbell "The Final Curtain" limited edition no 65 of 850 signed by the artist Pittaway and by Gina Campbell. World Record attempt on Coniston water, January 4th 1967 framed (24 x 31 inch, picture 16 x 23 inch), plus a framed piece by Gina Campbell on the Final Curtain print (18 x 10 inch) and a UK Pilot's licence reproduction. (2)
"For A Few Dollars More" 1965 rare mis-print UK quad film poster with Ennio Morricone billed as Producer and Alberto Grimaldi credited with the music, printed by Leonard Ripley & Co Ltd London 30 x 40 inch originally folded now rolled. The vendor acquired this from a cinema over 50 years ago and pinned it to his wall. It is a rare first printing as the errors were subsequently noticed and then corrected in later printings. This film poster does have water staining and tears but somehow for a film of this type they add something to the poster. (1)
Goldfinger (1964) rare original British Quad film poster picturing Sean Connery as British secret agent James Bond 007 in Ian Fleming's "Goldfinger" from United Artists, directed Guy Hamilton. Honor Blackman stars as Pussy Galore with Gert Frobe as the villain Goldfinger. The iconic artwork for this country of origin British film poster is by Robert Brownjohn with very special artwork and difficult to print with so many shades of gold plus flesh colour. Printed in England by Stafford & Co. of Nottingham and London, the poster is folded and in excellent condition the colours are rich and the paper is clean, measuring 30 x 40 inches. This Quad is the best condition we have had on this title and "James Bond is Back in Action!" in this his third film following the success of "From Russia with Love" and not to be missed. (1)
AFTER SIR WILLIAM RUSSELL FLINT; a limited edition print, study of a female, 270/650, bears blind stamp lower left, 23.5 x 32.5cm, framed and glazed. Purchased from the Unicorn Gallery in Wilmslow.Additional InformationDimensions stated are those of the picture, with overall frame these are approx 60 x 60 cm. Light wear to frame, but picture and mount appear in good condition.
AFTER ROBERT FINLAY MCINTYRE; print depicting view of Chatsworth house, 49 x 77cm, framed and glazed.Additional InformationSome foxing to the top of the picture. The frame is damaged throughout with substantial losses to the moulding and interior border and there is significant staining to the upper right section, also waviness to the print with further surface losses throughout. A tear to the lower central section.
JAPANESE WOODBLOCK PRINT, 19th century, depicting a figure kneeling beside and adjusting a clock or zodiac calendar, an inscription in a roundel, 32cm x 23.5cm; together with another woodblock print after Kunichika, Onoe Baiko from the series Leading People in Tokyo, and another after Kuniyochi (3)
Postcards, a similar collection of over 325 Tuck published cards all in numerical series order, to include views, UK and foreign, artist drawn views, greetings, flowers, Van Hier, Charles Flower, Old Print series, Drummond, Rankin, Comic, Cut-out, Royalty, Theatre, Rural, Pageants, Wimbush, animals etc, series Nos range from 2001-6966 (mainly gd)
Trade Cards, Cricket, a large collection of mostly modern cricket trade cards, many different issuers inc. Brindley, County Print Services, Kanga Cricket, Scanlen's, Shell, JF Sporting Collectables, also a number of reproduction sets of early cricketing cigarette cards, contained in 14 albums, all appear to be complete sets and in the finest collectable condition (ex/mint) (one large box)
EDVARD MUNCH (NORWEGIAN 1863-1944), AFTER THE PRETENDERS: THE LAST HOUR Lithographic reproduction after the original woodcut, bears signature (Dimensions: 37.5cm x 52cm (14.75in x 20.5in), image size)(37.5cm x 52cm (14.75in x 20.5in), image size)Footnote: Note: This print is accompanied by the book 'E. Munch' by Frederick B. Deknatel. Literature: Gerd Woll, Edvard Munch: The Complete Graphic Works , 2001. Appendix IV - Facsimiles, Reproductions, Afters and Fakes, pg. 459. 11. The Last Hour, 1923 Lithographic reproduction after Munch's woodcut Published in the album 'Living Art (Twenty Facsimile Reproductions after Paintings, Drawings and Engravings and ten photographs after sculptures by Contemporary Artists).' Printed at Ganymed Press, Berlin, 1923, numbered edition of 400.
Lawrence Schiller (American B.1936) Print A, Marilyn: Roll II, Frame 12, May 1962 Signed and numbered 55/125, from limited edition of Marilyn & Me , photograph (Dimensions: 26.5cm x 39.5cm (10.5in x 15.5in))(26.5cm x 39.5cm (10.5in x 15.5in))Footnote: Provenance: From a private collection of Contemporary Art & Photography.
John R. Rowlands (American Contemporary) David Bowie: The Archer Signed to margin by Bowie and Rowlands, 89/100, pub. 2013 (1976), archival giclee print (Dimensions: 32.5cm x 43.5cm (12.75in x 17in))(32.5cm x 43.5cm (12.75in x 17in))Footnote: Provenance : St. Paul's Gallery, Birmingham From a private collection of Contemporary Art & Photography.
§ Machiel Botman (Dutch B.1955) Homecoming, 1994 Signed, inscribed, dated and numbered 9/10 verso, silver gelatin print (Dimensions: 53.5cm x 39cm (21in x 15.25in), image size)(53.5cm x 39cm (21in x 15.25in), image size)Footnote: Provenance: Michael Hoppen Gallery , London From a Private Collection of Contemporary Art & Photography.
§ Tadao Cern (Lithuanian B.1983) Comfort Zone, Image No. 1 Signed, dated 2013 and numbered 2/50 in pencil to margin, giclee photographic print (Dimensions: 50cm x 36.5cm (19.75in x 14.5in) and another print from the same series 'Comfort Zone, Image No.8' (2))(50cm x 36.5cm (19.75in x 14.5in) and another print from the same series 'Comfort Zone, Image No.8' (2))Footnote: Provenance : Purchased directly from the artist. From a private collection of Contemporary Art & Photography. Artist's signed certificate of authenticity affixed verso.
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