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Lot 283
Robert John Hammond (act.1882-1911)A shepherd and his flock on a path with a cottage beyond, near Dolgellau, Wales; River landscape with cattle watering near Dolgellau, WalesA pair, both signed and dated R J Hammond/1898 (lower left), and further signed, dated and inscribed Near Dolgelly/R J Hammond/1898 (to reverse)Both oil on canvasEach 35.5 x 53.4cm; 14 x 21in (2)
Lot 39
A mixed lot of four Bachmann Branch-Line Exclusive Collectors Club 00 gauge wagons, to include: - 37-2016K 7 plank End Door Wagon 'Horlicks', Red oxide - 37-150K 8 Plank Fixed End Wagon 'Metropolitan R C and W Co' - 37-2019K 5 Plank Wagon '8-Ton Gloucester Railway Carriage and Wagon Co Ltd' - 37-2012K 7 Plank Wagon Gloucester Railway Carriage and Wagon Comapny Ltd(4)
Lot 197
An assorted group of English ceramics, comprising an early 19th century twin-handled sucrier and cover, decorated with green leaves and red spots with gilt scrolls, unmarked (beyond an incised 'X' to the base), 12cm high; a Davenport cream jug, on raised hexagonal foot, decorated with matt green and gilt and a nicely painted fancy bird with pink roses to the interior of the spout, printed factory mark, 13.5cm high; a Spode Felspar oval canted dessert dish with relief-moulded shell and scroll border, pattern 4557, 28cm wide; a Flight, Barr and Barr shell-handled dessert plate, decorated with a central spray of polychrome flowers and seaweed or 'vermicelli' gilt, impressed mark, 23cm wide; an early 20th century scale blue transfer-printed 'Fancy Birds' plate, printed 'Osler Designs, Calcutta' to the reverse (F. & C. Osler), 17.5cm diameter; a pair of Davenport green-bordered pierced cabinet plates, painted with landscapes, printed factory marks in puce, 23.2cm diameter; a Minton 'Brocade' pattern plate; an F&R Pratt Fenton plate, pattern 123 and a further Victorian green-bordered twin-handled dessert plate painted with flowers, 26cm wideCream jug is cracked. Pratt plate is cracked and stained. Hairline to interior of sucrier base.Some general scratching and rubbing to painted enamels throughout. No further damages.
Lot 247
An early 20thC mahogany cased Napoleon hat mantel clock, silvered dial bearing Arabic numerals, German eight day movement with coil strike, the case with white metal presentation plaque to R B Lloyd by the employees of Briscoe and Company Ltd 1923, raised on brass bun feet, with pendulum, no key, 27cm high, 53cm wide.
Lot 881
Egypt, First Intermediate Period (c. 2181-2055 BC), Steatite scaraboids (3), with Nilotic designs; Late Old Kingdom?, scarab with spiral design on the base, 10mm, 0.79g [4]. All about very fine £120-£150 --- Provenance: First three bt Royal-Athena Galleries; last from a French collection, bt R. Hixenbaugh
Lot 906
Egypt, New Kingdom (c. 1550-1069 BC), New Kingdom - Late Period, scaraboids (4), blue faience duck, 14mm, 0.63g; blue faience with inscription for Amun is Lord, 15mm, 0.71g; black stone plaque with a cobra, 12mm, 1.28g; square plaque with a man and a lion, 11mm, 1.11g [4]. Fine to very fine £150-£180 --- Provenance: First M. Carvin Collection [acquired before 1970], bt R. Hixenbaugh; second G. Mustaki Collection, bt R. Hixenbaugh; third bt R. Hixenbaugh; last from an American collection, bt Helios Gallery
Lot 908
Egypt, Third Intermediate Period (c. 1077-664 BC), Third Intermediate Period / Late Period, blue glass rectangular seal decorated with a baboon, seated figure and hieroglyphs, 16mm, 1.53g; dark green rectangular faience amulet with the head of Bes, 20mm, 2.55g; green glazed steatite amulet with the Tilapia goddess Amunet and her babies, rev. inscription amunet, 12mm, 0.86g [3]. All about very fine, minor chips £200-£260 --- Provenance: First from a collection in Berkshire [acquired mid 20th century], bt Helios Gallery; second Gustave Mustaki Collection, exported from Egypt under license, bt Helios Gallery; third M. Carvin Collection, bt R. Hixenbaugh
Lot 251
AR * Stephenson (Ian, 1934-2000). Chair Development, 1955, oil on wooden frame and board, mounted on white painted frame, inscribed by the artist to verso Chair Development 1955 15" x 13 1/4" IStepehnson, additional handwritten pencil label to verso I. Stephenson King's College Newcastle, signed and dated 'Chair Development/1955/I Stephenson' to verso, with additional presentation inscription to verso by the artist 'for Lawrence with gratitude for his friendship, Roger', and further inscribed by the artist with title 'Camer Street R de Grey', 38.5 x 34 cm (15 1/4 x 13 1/4 ins), overall backing frame size 63.5 x 59 cm (25 x 23 1/4 ins)QTY: (1)NOTE:Provenance: Collection of Sir Lawrence Gowing (1918-1991).Born in County Durham, Ian Stephenson is recognised as one of the most important British abstract artists of his generation. He studied at Kings College Newcastle-Upon-Tyne between 1951 and 1956 alongside Noel Forster, where he was taught by Lawrence Gowing, Victor Pasmore, and Richard Hamilton. He featured in the ground breaking Redfern Gallery exhibition Metavisual Tachiste and Abstract Painting in 1957 and held his first exhibition with Noel Forster in London at the New Vision Centre in 1958. His work was included in Antonioni's iconic film Blow-Up in 1966, and a retrospective of his work Ian Stephenson: Paintings 1955-66 and 1966-77 was held at Hayward Gallery London in 1977 (touring to the Arnofini Gallery, Bristol, and Turnpike Gallery, Leigh-on-Sea). Stephenson returned to Newcastle to take up a post as Director of Foundation Studies in Fine Art at Newcastle 1966 until 1970 alongside Hamilton and Pasmore. His work was described as 'the most beautiful being made in this country' in the introduction by Joanna Drew for the catalogue for the 1977 Hayward Gallery retrospective.
Lot 213
Rifle Brigade Defence of Ladysmith Victorian Campaign Group of Three Medals. Awarded to 4121 PTE R. BAILEY RIFLE BRIGADE. Comprising: Queens Sudan Medal, 4121 PTE 2/ R. BDE, Queens South Africa Medal, three clasps Defence of Ladysmith, Laings Nek, Belfast, 4121 PTE RIFLE BRIGADE, Khedive Medal, clasp Khartoum (unnamed as issued). Medals loose. Private Richard Baily from Yarmouth enlist on the 4th November 1895, he was posted to the Sudan in July 1898 and his records show he was present at the occupation of Crete. He arrived in South Africa on the 2nd October 1899, he returned to the UK in October 1901 and was discharged as unfit on the 20th April 1902
Lot 218
Metropolitan Police Bow Division Medal Pair plus 1911 Coronation Medal. Awarded to PC W Savage of C (St.James) and K (Bow) Divisions. Comprising: 1887 Jubilee Medal, clasp 1897 (PC C DIVn), 1902 Coronation Medal (PC K DIV). Medals loose ... Accompanied by a Metropolitan Police 1911 Coronation Medal awarded to PC W. LEADER. 68722 PC William Savage enlisted into the Met Police 29th October 1883 and retired in 1903. His medal entitlement is complete. PC Walter Leader enlisted in February 1911 and retired in 1935. He served with R ((Greenwich) and X (Kilburn)Divisions.
Lot 224
7th Bn Hampshire Regiment 1944 Casulty General Service Medal, clasp Palestine. Awarded to 5495009 PTE F.C. WAKEHAM HAMPS R. Medal with edge knocks. Private Frederick Charles William Wakeham was born in Guernsey and enlisted into the Hampshire Regiment serving with the 1st Bn in Palestine. He was Killed in Action on the 30th July 1944 in North West Europe whilst serving with the 7th Bn Hampshire Regiment.
Lot 235
Motor Machine Gun Service / Royal Tank Corps French Medaille d’ Honneur Medal Group. Awarded to Warrant Officer II M.D. Spicer. Comprising: British War Medal, Victory Medal 1687 Cpl. M.D. SPICER. M.M.G.S.-R.A, George V Jubilee Medal, George V Regular Army Long Service Good Conduct Medal (1930-36). (these two medals Named 7868393 W.O. Cl II R. Tank C.), French Medaille d’Honneur. The group is mounted for display, please note that WO. Spicer is entitled to the silver French Medaille d’Honneur and not gilt as mounted with the group Warrant Officer M.D Spicer enlisted into the Royal Garrison Artillery before being attached to the Motor Machine Gun Service and transfer to the Tank Corps with the service number 200045, this confirmed on the medal index card. He landed in France after the 1st January 1916 and is confirmed as being awarded the French Medaille d’Honneur silver London Gazette 11th July 1919. Remaining with the Tank Corps he saw service during the interwar years with the LSGC Medal being awarded in 1934 and a year later whilst serving with the 9th Light Tank Company in India was awarded the GVR Jubilee Medal.
Lot 239
WW2 8th (Windsor Borough) Home Guard British Empire Medal Group of 4 Medals. Awarded to Sergeant George F C Littleton of the Home Guard, formally the Royal Berkshire Regiment. Comprising: British Empire Medal SGT GEORGE F.C. LITTLETON HG, British War Medal, Victory Medal 203748 PTE F.G.C. LITTLETON R. BERKS R, Defence Medal. Medals loose accompanied by original WW1 fibre ID tag and Berkshire Regiment Cap Badge. The announcement of the award of the BEM appeared in the London Gazette on the 15th December 1944.
Lot 242
5 x WW1 Campaign Medals. 1914/15 Star M2-054430 PTE J HALL ASC ... 1914/15 Star 11076 PTE A WEBB RAMC ... British War Medal 28940 PTE H.R. FIELD MANCH R ...Victory Medal J.13099 F E WILLIAMS L. STO RN ... Mercantile Marine Medal Name part erased FREDERICK SMITH. (5 medals) Private H R Field enlisted into the 24th (Oldham Pioneers) Bn Manchester Regiment and was later commissioned into the Tank Corps.
Lot 249
WW1 Brothers Casualty Framed Medal Groups Royal Warwickshire, Ox & Bucks Regiments. An emotive framed group awarded to brothers from Allesley Coventry. Comprising: Group awarded to 17228 PTE A.L.N. VINER OX & BUCKS LI. 1914/15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal (PTE OX 7 BUCKS L.I), Memorial Plaque ALFRED LAWRENCE NORMAN VINER. Momrial Scroll, this named to the Manchester Regiment.Group awarded to 2602 PTE A.V. VINER R WAR R.1914/15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal, Bronze Memorial Plaque ALBERT VICTOR VINER. Memorial Scroll named to the Royal Warwickshire Regiment. Both groups remain contemporary mounted into an ebonized glazed frame. The frame with some age wear. Private A.L.N. Viner landed in France with the Ox & Bucks on the 2nd October 1915, he was later attached to the 1/10th Bn Manchester Regiment and was Killed in Action on the 29th March 1918. Private A.V. Viner landed in France on the 22nd March 1915 and was Killed in Action with the 1/7th Bn Royal Warwickshire Regiment on the 23rd March 1916. The next of Kin for both men is confirmed as Alfred and Ellen Elizabeth Viner, of Ragland Cottage, Allesley, Coventry
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