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Designer Jewellery - a quantity of unused jewellery to include a gentleman's Police necklace with dog tags, both marked with makers mark, three white metal tie pins, a pair of stone set cufflinks and a gentleman's silver silver diamond cut curb bracelet stamped 925 with makers mark
A mixed lot to include two white metal brooches, an enamelled brooch entitled Royal Scot 6100 depicting the front of a locomotive, a cap badge inscribed Vincere Vel Mori, a 9 carat gold fine chain stamped 375, two silver necklaces with pendant and one further yellow metal necklace with pendant, stone set
§ WILLIAM LITTLEJOHN R.S.A., R.S.W., R.G.I. (SCOTTISH 1929-2006) FISH AND PLUM - 1993Signed and dated, watercolour on handmade paper (Dimensions: 39cm x 60.5cm (15.25in x 23.75in))Biography: William Littlejohn was born in Arbroath, Scotland in 1929 and began his artistic training at the Gray’s School of Art in Aberdeen from 1946-50. Although he explored different approaches to painting, Littlejohn favoured watercolours and collage-based media, often incorporating images of his native Angus and Aberdeenshire into his work. He held his first solo exhibition in 1963 but had already been exhibiting at the Royal Scottish Academy since 1951. He was elected member of the RSA in 1973, and often exhibited with the Royal Society of Painters in Watercolour. Littlejohn taught at his former high school in Arbroath and subsequently at Gray’s School of Art, later becoming Head of Fine Art until his retirement in 1991. He continued to paint late into life and began to experiment with silver and gold leaf in his later works. In 2006, Littlejohn gifted the contents of his studio, including 300 watercolours, oils, drawings, and studio objects, to the Royal Scottish Academy. That same year, the RSA held an exhibition in his honour. His work is held in important collections throughout Britain, including the private collections of Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh.
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