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Click here to subscribeBeryl Cook (British, 1926-2008)- 'Sultry afternoon' Pencil signed limited edition colour lithograph, no.662/850, published by Alexander Gallery Publications Ltd in Bristol, oval, approx 35x47cm, framed. CONDITION REPORT: Lot 715A: Minor yellowing to the edges of the paper. Free from foxing. Appears to be in good condition. Print is framed therefore the condition of the edges and back is unknown.
* COLIN PAYNTON, AUTUMN WOODS oil on canvas, signed 91cm x 121.5cm Framed Note: Colin Paynton is a young artist with a style and creative sense all his own. His formal studies were undertaken at the Northampton School of Art. His work had such a commercial success that he was able to exhibit paintings and sell to collectors from many countries. In 1973 the Fine Art Trade Guild voted his 'Don Quixote' Britain's best selling fine art print. His output includes designs for greeting cards and children's books. His imaginative treatment of landscapes and nude figures has earned him critical acclaim.
* PAUL KENTON, PICCADILLY overpainted print on canvas, signed with monogram and numbered 49/95 81.5cm x 102cm Unframed, as intended Note: This lot is accompanied by the original purchase receipt from Castle Galleries, Glasgow (2008). This picture is being sold on behalf of Guide Dogs Scotland.
Charles Spencelayh (1865 - 1958), a framed and glazed pen & ink sketch entitled 'Wake Up', signed in pencil to the border by the artist, together with a watercolour, 'Sam's Boathouse - Emberton', monogrammed 'CS', glazed in a gilt frame, a print of a cluttered interior, dated 1945 and a hardback book, 'Charles Spencelayh & His Paintings', by Aubrey Noakes, published by Jupiter, London in 1978
After Anita Hall - a limited edition print depicting a countryside scene issue 111 of 350 signed in pencil to the margin lower right, mounted and framed under glass, image size 20 cm x 28 cm and a 19th century print depicting a scholar mounted and framed under glass, image size 45 cm x 35 cm (2)
Sporting signatures - Henry Cooper, a framed print Cooper -v- Clay / Ali with original signature, a framed colour print Rafael Nadal with signature in silver ink and a framed print Bill Perry scoring Blackpool's winning goal against Bolton Wanderers, 1953 Cup Final bearing Bill Perry signature in blue ball pen - (3)
George Dock Jnr - The Audubon folio Harry N Abrams, 1964 (2) L Gruner - Raphael's Caryadites, 1852 Four panoramic views of the city of Edinburgh - William Fairborn and R Ackerman, 1823 Folio comprising four miscellaneous prints Folio comprising five miscellaneous print, drawing photograph, paint/etched glass (the remainder) For the members of the Royal Association for the promotion of Fine Arts in Scotland Illustrated Songs of Robert Burns with six engravings, 1861 The soldiers return by Robert Burns with six engravings MDCCCLVII Illustrations of Redgauntlet with six engravings, 1877 Folio comprising six etchings after Van Dyck, Ruysdael, Waiteau, Ewbank, Geddes and Sir George Harvey, MDCCCLXXXVIII and six etchings after Rev John Thomson of Duddingston HRSA - by William Hole ARSA MDCCCLXXXIX Highland Coronach, engraving (9)
Five 1966 World Cup Players signed 70cm x 49cm Football World Cup 1966 Heroes of ‘66’ Ltd Edition 5 Signature Print by Simon Smith. Rare Artist Proof hand signed by 5 World Cup 1966 Winners Jack Charlton, George Cohen, Ray Wilson, Martin Peters, and Roger Hunt. Also Hand Signed by the Artist Simon Smith. This print is a beautiful reminder of the famous afternoon in 1966 when England won their one and only World Cup, beautifully illustrated by artist Simon Smith and hand signed by 5 members of the World Cup Final starting line-up." Good Condition
Ten 1966 Team signed display. Framed print with 1966 Westminster football cover signed by players Gordon Banks, George Cohen, Alan Ball, Jack Charlton, Nobby Stiles, Roger Hunt, Bobby Charlton, Geoff Hurst, Ray Wilson, Martin Peters slight fading to autographs. Ellingham print Overall size 60cm x 47cm Good condition
Lancaster Print signed by over 90 WW2 Bomber veterans. 50cm x 40cm framed colour print of a Lancaster in flight signed in pencil to the mount by over 90 WW2 bomber pilots. Amazing piece of Military history. Sure to have some valuable names and certainly needs some detailed research. The names include Tony Iveson DFC, Dave Francis DFC, T Sayer DFM, Ian Blair DFM, Frank Diamond DFC, Jack Slaughter DFM, Harry Hughes DFC DFM, George Cash DFC, Jim Crouch, Don Hodge, Douglas Orchard, Dai Rees, Gordon Smith, Doug Ratcliffe, Dennis Houghton, Bernard Fitch, Doug Terry, William Porter, William Shaw, Brian Spragg, Charles Dee, Jo Lancaster DFC, and Peter Rowland. Most have added squadron numbers after the names. Good condition
Combat over London by Robert Taylor. An unquestionably rare limited edition autographed print. Combat over London was painted by acclaimed artist Robert Taylor to commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the Battle of Britain. To a limited edition of 1500, measuring 36" x 26". Signed clearly in pencil by Battle of Britain aces AC James Leathart, Wing Commander Harbourne Stephen, AVM Benys Gillam, General Johannes Steinhoff, General Gunther Rall and Colonel Herbert Ihlefeld. We have seen this print sell for over £500 online. Good condition with Military Gallery certificate of authenticity.
The Boss limited edition print by D. Wrightington. Depicts P-47s of the 4th Fighter Group flown by Capt James Goodson and Robert Wehrman escorting a limping Col Donald Blakeslee to an emergency landing at Manston, England after a dogfight with FW190s of JG26 over France. Lovely print. Hand signed in pencil by Capt James Goodson, Lt Robert Wehrman, Colonel Donald Blakeslee and the artist. Numbered 710/1000. Good condition.
Last Mission by D. Wrightington. Lovely print entitled Last Mission, depicting P-51D Mustang flown by Major James Goodson, CO of 336 Sqn 4th Fighter Group, 8th Air Force, 32 combined victories, over Neu Brandenburg Airfield in 1944. Signed clearly in pencil by Major James Goodson and the artist. Numbered 783/1000. Good condition.
Mallard Breaking the Record by Gerald Coulson. Lovely print depicting Mallard steam train breaking the record in 1938 at 126 mph, setting a new world record for a steam-hauled train. Signed in pencil by twenty-five railway veterans. Good condition. We have tried to find the autographs and heres the information we have. I’ve discussed your print with Bob Gwynne, our Associate Curator of Rail Vehicles. Bob was a key part of the team that organised our Mallard 75 events in 2013 and he believes that it is likely that it is related to a gathering of former Mallard drivers during the 50th anniversary celebrations in 1988. He is going to check with some of the Doncaster drivers he is in contact with to try to confirm this
Scramble by Gerald Coulson. Large framed print entitled Scramble, by acclaimed artist Gerald Coulson. A call from Operations sends pilots and ground crew running for aircraft ready fuelled and armed. Soon these pilots will be facing overwhelming odds in the air as they engage the in-coming German bomber formations. Signed by the artist Gerald Coulson and framed. Good condition.
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