A DETAILED WATERLINE RECRUITING OFFICE MODEL OF THE SALVAGE AND RESCUE VESSEL R.M.A.S. SALMOOR BUILT FOR THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT BY HALL, RUSSELL & CO, ABERDEEN, 1985 by John Glossop Models, the carved hull paper plated and painted with designation number 'A185', grey painted decks with yellow superstructure and fittings including massive universal derrick with glazed cab, glazed bridge with comms towers over, fitted motor launch in davits, quick-release life raft cannisters and much other fine detail, set in a moulded painted seascape with maker's plate to edges within plexiglass cover. Overall measurements -- 14 x 43 x 19in. (36 x 109 x 48cm.); together with a small waterline model of the tug Joan by John Glossop, within plexiglass case with plate -- 7 x 15 x 9in. (18 x 38 x 23cm.) (2) One of three 'Sal Class' vessels, Salmoor displaced 2,200 tonnes, measured 252 x 49 x 13ft, had a complement of 19 and her diesel engines could produce 15 knots. Her duties included the laying and maintenance of underwater targets, navigation marks and moorings. Based at Great Harbour, Greenock for use at the Clyde Naval Base, she was run by the Royal Maritime Auxiliary Service until 2008 when she was transferred to Serco Marine Services and has been retired since 2013. This lot will be available for viewing at Imperial Road
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Early 19th Century School - 'Seascape Study, boats at dawn'Oil on board, 11.5x14cm, set in a foliate moulded gilt frame, although unsigned to the reverse there is an old label marked Turner and a further label marked William Carleton Ormsby, according to the vendor's research it is believed that in 1827 the artist stayed at East Cowes Castle with his friend John Nash for quite a few months and painted and drew many seascapes, it has been confirmed that the boats pictured conform to those of the period Early 19th Century School - 'Seascape Study, boats at dawn'Oil on board, 11.5x14cm, set in a foliate moulded gilt frame, although unsigned to the reverse there is an old label marked Turner and a further label marked William Carleton Ormsby, according to the vendor's research it is believed that in 1827 the artist stayed at East Cowes Castle with his friend John Nash for quite a few months and painted and drew many seascapes, it has been confirmed that the boats pictured conform to those of the period
Frank Leonard Allen (Massachusetts, Maine, 1884 - 1966) Coastal Seascape. Colored Pencil/Paper. Size: 8.75 x 11.5 inches. Allen studied at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston under Edmund Tarbell (1862-1938) and Frank Benson (1862-1951), the Art Students? League in New York and studied design with Denman Waldo Ross (1853-1935) at Harvard University.
Walker & Hall, a set of enamelled tea spoons, each one painted with a land or seascape, silver gilt with coffee bean finial, Birmingham 1940 and a set of harlequin enamelled spoons, London 1935, both cased . Harlequin set - Blue spoon with damage to enamel stem on both sides; all with minor losses to enamel and loss of colour to the edges.Walker & Hall - no significant damage seen under naked eye.Not examined under UV light
A Lynton porcelain cylindrical bough pot and cover, painted by Stefan Nowaki, signed with initials, with seascape with sailing galleons in choppy seas within leafy scroll cartouche, on a light blue ground, within gilt banded borders, domed pierced covers, three scroll feet, 9cm high, printed marks
A Regency oak and mahogany cross banded longcase clock, the hood with swan neck cornice, broken arch painted dial with floral spandrels and seascape to the arch (now lacking rocking ship action) with eight day striking movement, subsidiary calendar and secondary dials by E Chambler, Newcastle
Ron Hennessey, 20th century British, seascape with sailing boat, oil on board, signed, 28 x 36 cm, together with an early 19th century coloured engraving of a busy marine scene with a fleet of sailing ships, rowing boats, etc, 34 x 42 cm, also together with an early 20th century crystolean of a violinist and companion, 24 x 16 cm, all framed
Amelia J Walters (British, exh. 1880-1892), Seascape, oil on canvas, signed lower right, in the original ornate gilt frame and a cabinet photograph of the artist attached to the stretcher and inscribed to verso 'Aunt Minnie', 24 x 41.5 cm. The present picture could be identified with that which Amelia Walters exhibited at the Royal Academy under title 'A Bright Gleam from the West'.

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