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Click here to subscribeMONTAGUE DAWSON (BRITISH 1890-1973) 'IN FULL SAIL', a limited edition print of the training ship Sir Winston Churchill, Fine Art Trade Guild number 355, signed lower right, blind stamp lower left, print is loose in the mount, approximate size 60cm x 94cm (Artist resale rights may apply) (Condition:- Print is as new)
TONY SMITH (BRITISH CONTEMPORARY) 'DAMON'S DREAM', a limited edition print 203/750 depicting Damon Hill Winning the 1996 Formula 1, titled, signed and numbered, with certificate, mounted, framed and glazed, approximate size 40cm x 58cm (Artist resale rights may apply) (Condition:- Print condition good, small marks to the frame)
DAVID SHEPHERD (BRITISH 1931-1917) 'BADGERS', a limited edition print of a clan of badgers at the entrance to their sett, 833/975, signed and numbered in pencil with publishers blind stamp, unmounted, unframed, size approximately 22cm x 40cm (artist resale rights may apply) (condition:- as new)
SIR WILLIAM RUSSELL FLINT (BRITISH 1880-1969) 'RAY' a limited edition print 82/850, numbered with publishers blind stamp, a depiction of a semi nude woman, mounted, framed and glazed, size approximately 58cm x 40cm (artist resale rights may apply) (condition:- print condition is very good, small marks to the frame)
ANDREI PROTSOUK (UKRAINIAN 1961) 'SISTERS', a limited edition print on canvas 203/300 of two women embracing hand embellished and signed to the front with additional signature and description verso, unmounted, unframed, approximately 23cm x 14cm (condition:- small crease to the edge, not affecting the print image)
KAY BOYCE (BRITISH CONTEMPORARY) 'ANGELINA I' AND 'ANGELINA II', a pair of limited edition prints, both numbered 56/295, monogrammed in pencil, with certificates, mounted, unframed, size approximately 43cm x 28cm (artist resale rights may apply) (condition:- print condition is as new, small creases to the corners of the mounts)
SIR WILLIAM RUSSELL FLINT (BRITISH 1880-1969), 'JANELLE AND THE VOLUME OF TREASURES', a limited edition print 71/850, unsigned, numbered in pencil with certificate, approximate size 39cm x 53cm, together with 'Model and Critic', a limited edition print by the same hand 29/850, no certificate, both prints mounted, framed and glazed (Artist resale rights may apply) (Condition:-Print condition is very good) (2)
DAVID DIPNALL (BRITISH 1941) 'SPRING, SUMMER, AUTUMN AND WINTER', four limited edition prints all numbered 446/500, signed and numbered in pencil, mounted, framed and glazed, no certificates, approximate size 47cm x 63cm (artist resale rights may apply) (condition:- print condition is good, some damage to the frames) (4)
JOHN SILVER (BRITISH - CONTEMPORARY), 'Jailhouse Rock', a limited edition print 6/395 of a group of dogs behind a fence, signed and numbered in pencil, with certificate, mounted, unframed, approximate size 33cm x 75cm (condition:- As new) and Paul Adams (British Contemporary), 'Kinver, The Vine', a watercolour painting of a public house beside a canal, signed lower left, mounted and framed, approximate size 25cm x 35cm (condition:- Some marks to the frame) (2)
GORDON KING (BRITISH 1939) 'FROM THE STUDIO' two limited edition prints in a portfolio, 'Studio Pose' and 'Studio Look' both numbered 172/195 together with an unnumbered print, all signed in pencil, the size of the numbered prints is approximately 35cm x 51cm (Artist Resale Rights may apply) (condition: the prints are in as new condition)
DAVID SHEPHERD (BRITISH 1931-2017), 'FIRST LIGHT AT SAVUTI', a limited edition print of Lions resting in the shade, 206/1500, signed and numbered in pencil, with publishers blind stamp, unmounted, unframed, no certificate, size approximately 83cm x 43cm (artist resale rights may apply) (condition:- as new)
MARK SPAIN (BRITISH 20TH CENTURY) 'DANCE I' a limited edition print 154/250 of a couple dancing together, signed and numbered in pencil, with certificate, unmounted, unframed, size approximately 57cm x 45cm (Artist Resale Rights may apply) (condition: there is extensive cracking to the ink used to produce the print)
ROLF HARRIS (AUSTRIALIAN/BRITISH 1933) 'IN THE SHADE' a limited edition print 220/295 of a fishing boat and crew on the shoreline, signed and numbered in pencil, mounted, framed and glazed, size approximately 48cm x 68cm (Artist Resale Rights may apply) (condition: tiny amount of paint loss to the corner edges)
SUN RA - DISCO 3000 (EL SATURN CMIJ 78). Going on an astronomical trip with Sun Ra And His Myth Science Arkestra with this original US copy of Disco 3000 (El Saturn CMIJ 78). This pressing has orange labels, black text and the print attached to the white sleeve (orange paper with black print). The record is in super Ex+ condition with just one or two extremely light and faint wispy markings that are only really seen on side 2. MATRIX: CMIJ 78 A & B. The sleeve is in Ex+ condition with the vibrant orange print showing only minor signs of wear.
A 19th Century box wood and brass travelling ships compass, the turned case in three sections, holding a brass glass compass with paper and print dial 12 cm diameter and 7 cm highAppears to still function. Tarnishing to the woodwork consistent with age. Crack to the underside and edge. Light scratches to the glass.
HENRY MACBETH-RAEBURN (1860-1947) British, After GEORGE SANDERS (1774-1846) BritishThe Cock of the North: George, 5th Duke of GordonColour mezzotintSigned in pencil to margin and with Print Sellers Association blind stamp, published April 15th 1929 by Henry Graves, LondonThe plate 45 x 64 cm, framed and glazed; together withDr Nathaniel Spens in the Uniform of the Royal Company of Archers, Sir John Sinclair, Alastair MacDonnell of Glengarry, and The McNab CONDITION REPORTS: All generally good condition, expected wear, some slight staining/fading.
SIR WILLIAM RUSSELL FLINT (1880-1969) British (AR) Reclining Nude Limited edition print Signed in pencil to margin and with Fine Art Trade Guild blind stamp and edition code for 811, published by Frost & Reed Ltd, 1963 61 x 35 cm, framed and glazed CONDITION REPORTS: Generally good condition, expected wear.
"A Dandy of 1819 or a Standing Dish of the Ton"19th century hand coloured print, published June 19th 1819 by Fores, London, framed and glazed. 32 x 46.5 cm overall. CONDITION REPORTS: Generally good condition, expected wear, inscribed to verso and previously folded, some staining/fading, also glazed to verso, slight losses to frame.
SIR ALFRED JAMES MUNNINGS (1878-1959) British (AR) After The Race Limited edition print Signed in pencil to margin and with Fine Art Trade Guild blind stamp and edition code for 738, published 1954 by Frost & Reed Ltd 67 x 56 cm, framed and glazed CONDITION REPORTS: Generally good condition, expected wear, some slight staining/foxing.
Lots 464 to 466Sir Misha Black OBE (1910-1977) and Sam Black MBE (1915-1999)The brothers, Misha and Sam Black, were both pioneers in Britain's post-war design culture: Misha in industrial design and Sam in public relations. Misha and his associates set up the Design Research Unit (DRU) in 1943, a multi-disciplinary design consultancy, and later he was one of the instigators of the Festival of Britain. Sam was head of Public Relations at the Association of Optical Practitioners (AOP) between 1948 and 1955, and was a founder member of the Institute of Public Relations from 1948.Both were heavily involved with the Brussels Expo 1958: Sam organised the British exhibitors as head of public relations at the British Electrical & Allied Manufacturers' Association, whilst the pavilion was designed by Misha and the DRU. Items relating to this period are included within the sale.The brothers' contribution to the successful development of post-war 'brand Britain' was immense and they were both active educators in their respective fields.A collection of Design Research Unit Christmas cards,sent by Misha and Joan Black to Misha's brother, Sam, comprising:1971, with a print by Joe Tilson, framed,1973, with a print by Sandra Blow, framed,another with a print by Donald Hamilton Fraser, unframed,another by Kenneth Martin, unframed, together withtwo further prints, one by Ben Nicholson and one by Barbara Hepworth, both framed (qty.)Provenance: Consigned by Patricia Black, Sam's daughter.
Railwayana "Passenger and Goods Locomotives of the Great Western Railway, Mr G J Church with engineer", part of a GWR supplement to the Engineer, December 16th 1910, 30cm x 104cmColour printStation platform and further railway ephemera including colour prints, photographs and magazines and a framed print of passenger and goods locomotives of the Great Western Railway, Mr G J Churchward, Swindon Engineer ( quantity)
William Orpen (1878-1931) - Limited Edition coloured print - "The Roscommon Dragoon" - Woman wearing red coat, 16ins x 13.25ins, signed in pencil to lower right margin "Orpen", and with Fine Art Trade Guild blind stamp, framed and glazed Provenance: Arthur Tooth & Sons, 155 New Bond Street, London
ARR Laurence Stephen Lowry (1887-1976) - Offset lithograph in colours - "The Beach, 1947", a beach scene with fishing boats and figures, 10.25ins x 20ins, published by Venture Prints Ltd, Bristol, published 1973 - Edition 850, signed in pencil to lower right margin, and with Fine Art Society blind stamp, in silvered frame and glazed, together small black and white print - "Deal" - Fishing boats on beach, 6.75ins x 9.75ins, published by Venture Print Ltd, 1973, signed in biro to lower left corner, mounted but unframed
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