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Lot 256
* WILLIAM NORMAN GAUNT (BRITISH 1918 - 2001),BOATS ON THE CLYDEwatercolour on paper, signedimage size 34cm x 47cm, overall size 67cm x 82cm Mounted, framed and under glass.Note: William Norman Gaunt was born in Leeds In 1918 and studied at Lancaster School of Art under Walter Bayes RWS. He gained his National Diploma in 1949 and was made a Fellow of the International Institute of Arts and Letters in 1959. His work is well renowned for his characterful depictions of figures, coastal scenes and equestrian portraits. Gaunt worked in oils but was also a gifted watercolourist. It's not known how often he visited Scotland but he is known to have painted in Kirkcudbright, Sutherland, Loch Earn, in Glasgow and around the Clyde. His Scottish paintings were sold by T&R Annan & Sons (Glasgow). Norman Gaunt's Scottish paintings rarely appear at auction. In our opinion "Boats on The Clyde" is a fine example of Gaunt's watercolour work and although undated we believe it was probably painted in the late 1940's or early 1950's.
Lot 80
* STIRLING GILLESPIE (SCOTTISH 1908 - 1993),KERRYCROY SHORE AND COWAL HILLS and COMBRAES & ARRAN FROM LARGSwatercolours on paper, each signed, titled labels versoimage size 27cm x 37cm each, overall size 49cm x 59cm each Mounted, framed and under glass. Label verso: T. & R. Annan & Son, Ltd., Glasgow (2).Note: James Gillespie Jnr was one of four children brought up in a world of cinema. His father, James senior was a missionary, evangelist and tenor before joining JJ Bennell as a silent film commentator in Aberdeen the early 1900’s. Gillespie senior moved his family to Rothesay around 1913 to manage the island’s Palace Cinema, for whom he made topicals of local events and with religious and temperance undertones. One of his films starred his son James coming out of a shop with a bottle of whisky, followed by his younger sister who was laden with all the groceries that could be bought for the same cost as the alcohol. James Gillespie Jnr was one of four children brought up in a world of cinema. His father, James senior was a missionary, evangelist and tenor before joining JJ Bennell as a silent film commentator in Aberdeen the early 1900’s. Gillespie senior moved his family to Rothesay around 1913 to manage the island’s Palace Cinema, for whom he made topicals of local events and with religious and temperance undertones. One of his films starred his son James coming out of a shop with a bottle of whisky, followed by his younger sister who was laden with all the groceries that could be bought for the same cost as the alcohol. Stirling Gillespie (as he was known professionally) started in journalism first at the Rothesay Express, then the Daily Record, through which he met J Blake Dalrymple who was to bring Gillespie into his film company Elder Dalrymple Productions. Hired to cover the company’s literary and photographic concerns, Gillespie also became involved in the making of films. In 1936 J C Elder and Dalrymple decided to take the company out on Dalrymple’s yacht to make educational films around the world. Gillespie was to act as press correspondent for the Daily Record coverage of the trip. His cabin aboard the yacht was completely fitted out as a developing and printing studio. However, the trip was curtailed prematurely by the Spanish Civil War, so that the only substantial filming to be completed was of a later voyage to the Baltic. In 1937 Gillespie and Dalrymple undertook an overland expedition from Cape Town to Cairo making educational films as they went. Gillespie taking photographs and film, recorded the expedition in a book "Celluloid Safari" and with the film Land of the White Rhino (1939). After the Second World War was over, Gillespie was to make only one more film with Elder Dalrymple "Perchance to Sail" (1947) in which he starred as a young artist at sea. He was then, until his death, to pursue a highly successful career as a watercolour landscape painter.
Lot 9A
Gents - Superb Quality 18ct Gold Single Stone Diamond Ring. Gypsy Setting. Full Hallmark for 750 - 18ct to Interior of Shank. The Round Modern Brilliant Cut Diamonds of Top Grade. Est F - G Colour, Est VVSI Clarity, Diamond Weight 0.77 pts. Ring Size R. Weight 6.8 grams. Comes with Valuation For Insurance for the Sum of £3,950.00 pounds ( Three Thousand Nine Hundred and Fifty Pounds ) Dated 17th October 1995.
Lot 1A
Ladies - Superb Quality and Stunning 18ct White Gold Diamond and Sapphire Set Cluster Ring. Hallmark London 1975. The Peacock Sapphire of Excellent Colour, Est Weight 3.50 cts. The Modern Cut Diamonds of Top Colour / Clarity. Est Colour G - H, Clarity VSI. Est Diamond Weight 2.00 cts. Ring Size R.
Lot 322
Collection of Antique and Vintage Sterling Silver Brooches and Other Items. All Fully Hallmarked for Sterling Silver. Comprises 1/ Sterling Silver Sovereign Holder, Hallmark Birmingham 1910. 2/ Signed Stone Set Silver Celtic Brooch. Hallmark Birmingham 1902. Signed F.M. 3/ Art Nouveau Silver Stylised Stick Pin, Marked Silver. 4/ Scottish Silver Stone Set Swords Crossed Circular Brooch. 5/ Scottish Celtic Stone Set Silver Brooch, Hallmark Edinburgh 1914. Signed R,A, 6/ Pair of Large Sterling Silver Blues Enamel Cuff Links, Hallmark Edinburgh 1944. 7/ Ornate Lidded Silver Pill Box. 8/ Scottish Silver Brooch In the Form of a Sword +Small Pill Box.
Lot 547
1 70-cl bt Bacardi Superior Rum 37-5 % 1 70-cl bt Clean R Low Alcohol Golden Spiced Spirit 1.2% 1 70-cl bt Disaronno Original 28% 1 litre bt Frangelico 24% 1 litre bt Gordon Original Dry Gin 37.5% 2 70-cl bts Kenya Gold Coffee Liqueur 26.5% 1 75-cl bt Martini Extra Dry 15% 1 1.5 litre bt Sangria Above one 1.5 litre bottle, two litre bottles, one 75-cl bottle and five 70- cl bottles
Lot 82
BIG BEAT/EARLY HOUSE/80'S AND 90'S POP. Over fifty 12" singles. Some titles of the singles include; Push the Beat/Bauhaus, 'Capella'; Brandon Cooke feat Roxanne Shante, 'Sharp as a Knife (voices calling)'; Coldcut featuring Lisa Stansfield, 'People Hold On'; Bell Biv Devoe, 'Poison'; Big Daddy Kane, 'Aint No Stoppin Us Now' Brixton Club Mix; Big Hard Excellent Fish, Imperfect List'; Black Box, 'Ride on Time' (remix); Black Box, 'Total Mix'; Bizz Nizz, 'Don't Miss the Partyline'; Black Box, 'Fantasy'; Brother Beyond, 'The Girl I Used To Know' Stress Mixes; Freeze, 'I.O.U' megamix; House Master Boyz/Rude Boyz of House, 'Try it Out' dj promo disc; Marshall Jefferso presents Truth, 'Open our Eyes' celestial mix; More Protein E-Zee Possee, 'The Sun Machine'; Free Force, 'M. I. R. C. O'; Marcia Griffiths, 'Electric Boogie' super electric club mix; Grand Plaz, 'Wow Wow- Na Na' extended mix; JK 25, 'Let it All Hang Out'.
Lot 1372
Collection of mixed toys to include a Maisto R/C car with controller, Hydra R-8 Jet-Marine R/C boat with controller and stand, boxed Radio Shack R/C Puppy, 2 x boxed Gadgetshop R/C Sports Car Series vehicles, Lego Star Wars alarm clock, boxed WowWee Robotics Mini Roborover, 2 x Mechanix construction kits, 2 x London 2012 mascot figures, boxed tin plate 'Ice Cream Vender' toy, etc (4)
Lot 674
Tristan da Cunha: Three uncommon entires, 2 with scarcer Cachet II cancels (cat from £425 each) incl one with 1 1/2d postage due. In addition, letter from Mrs R H Glass of 26 June 1926 (6 pages) giving detail about life on the island and another of 1929 about hard times. One of the entires of 8 May 1923 from Rev Rogers encloses 2 further Catchet II cancels on piece to recipient referring to the Times, Daily Mail etc articles about them.
Lot 221
IAN DUNLOP. 'Aretha (R-E-S-P-E-C-T)'. A one-of-a-kind oil on paper monotype, signed to verso, mounted, 37cm x 31cm. Ian Dunlop being a former member of 'The International Submarine Band' (with Gram Parsons amongst others) and founder of 'The Flying Burrito Brothers'."Much of my artwork is a result of the afterglow from the barrage of images,advertising and atomic age icons that have bombarded me since my childhood in theUSA at the dawning of the TV era. The pop music inspired works feature performersand acts of the Roots, Country, Rock 'n' Roll, Blues, Soul and Jazz genres. Myartwork has been exhibited at numerous art galleries, shown at many music seminarsand festivals and has been included in the permanent collections of many musicrelated museums and cultural centres."
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