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PATRICIA "PAT" EVELYN HUTCHINS (Illustrator 1942-2017)  Sketch of the fox from Rosie's Walk book  Ink drawing, signed, 38cm x 27cm. 

MARK BOXER (1931-1988) *ARR*  Tell me Laddie, who pays the postage?  Ink sketch, signed 'Marc', 18cm x 9cm.

J Roden, pencil sketch of D H Lawrence, signed and dated 24/1/27 together with D H Lawrence hardbacks (1 box) 

On My Own. Oil on 425gsm watercolour paper. Across the open farmland one single oak tree looking quite small and insignificant at the edge of the fields, with the evening light turning to pale dusk with a long casting shadow, it needed to be drawn and painted. I'm sure it called out "I'm on my own" after the sketch. After the finished painting it would never be on its own again!!

Winter Sail - Wherry Maud. Pencil, pen sketch. In January 2022 I was lucky enough to be able to join a sail on the wherry Maud along the River Bure past St Benets Abbey. It was an ideal day - cold and sunny with a clear blue sky and gentle winds. I was invited to go off in the tender to take photographs of Maud as she was sailing and this picture is based on one of those photographs.

RIP - Wrecks on Seashore. Watercolour & pen. Big skies now filling with fast moving storm clouds at Dunwich gives the chance to use swift strokes in watercolour and ink washes to sketch the scene. This is the advantage of plein air sketching which allows you to capture the immediacy of mood and atmosphere of a scene.

MORRIS, complete (5), Racing Greyhounds, Captain Blood, How Films are Made, How to Sketch, Measurement of Time, G to EX, 150

FOOTBALL, England, signed white cards by all eleven 1966 World Cup winners, attractively overmounted beneath individual trade cards, around sketch of celebration, framed in perspex, 31 xc 38.5 overall, EX

A set of kitchen scales and weights; a pair of brass candlesticks; pewter mugs; German lustre coffee set; Fortnum and Mason Hamper; watercolours and sketch books; Fondue set; etc

Anthony Ault (1937-2000) 'Cathedral Precinct, Gloucester - With suggested Eastern Approach', architectural watercolour and pen and ink sketch, signed and dated May 3rd 1945 lower right, unframed, 101cm x 68cmUnframed, some foxing and marks. Pink holes to each corner. Some small tears and creases to edges/corners. Old tape is applied to the reverse.

Bernard Gotch (1876-1963)'The Clarendon Building, Oxford', watercolour and pencil sketch, unsigned, 23cm x 23cmProvenance: With original paper labels to the reverse 'Retrospective exhibition, November 22nd-December 13th 1969, The Augustine Gallery, Holt Lodge, Norfolk' Overall foxing and some marks. Some scuffs and display marks to the frame.

Thomas Monnington (1903-1976) 'Lovers', pen and ink sketch, circa 1930, unsigned, 10cm x 15cmProvenance: Originally purchased via Evelyn Monnington.Scuffs and marks to the frame in particular with some losses to the finish, the picture itself is ok overall.

Häsler (Alfred A). HANS ERNI WERKE 1979-1987, published by ABC Verlag (Zurich), with dedication and sketch in sepia ink to Rigby Graham, circa 1987.

Posada - La revolucion Mexicana - Homenaje en su cicuentenario 1910 - 1960. A vintage 20th Century Mexican day of the dead sketch book. The book having a cover sleeve with sketches inside depicting scene of skeletons, war, trains, church, women, and more. Measures 33cm tall. Condition; the sleeve is worn with creases and dog earing, the book cover is also worn but sketches and font undamaged. 

Hugh Casson, Door,watercolour sketch,9x7cm.

Small collection of 19th Century sketches and watercolour drawings, including;Sketch from nature, Charnwood Forest, 1840, 18.5x24.5cm,Victorian circus caricatures, 1874, 27x32cm,Portrait "Kate Greenaway", 17.5x13cm,Sketch of a girl,10x11cm,Miniature portrait, man in a ruff collar, 7x5cm,Three figures, pencil, 9.5x12.5cm,After Hogarth, head, pencil, 21x18cm,After Gainsborough, Baroness de Bretton, Mr Fairfield...18x11.5cm,Grammont horse racing, 10x11cm,After Cruikshank, Son of the sleepless, 13x10cm,Boy and goat, pastel,23x19cm,The seven towers, Geddi-Konlessy, 22x30cm,Cadogan, landscape, pencil, 15x26cm,French School, landscape, pencil, 23x29cm,Pre-Raphaelite style head of a man, 22x24cm,Pencil sketch, I am always interested in reading, 12x15cm,Girl with a fan pencil, 17.5x12.5cm,The Spaniards Tavern, Hampstead, 15x22cm,Gypsy girl, oil on canvas, 40x30cm.

Early 19th century satirical watercolour copy of the earlier print, 'A Stoppage to a Stride over the Globe', depicting Napoleon seated over the World; and two 19th century watercolours, one of ornithological interest, head study 'Dove-coloured Hawk shot in Upper Egypt, 26th December 1839'; and a sketch view of Staughton Harold, monogrammed, 19x26cm.

A 19th century English school head and shoulder portrait of a young girl with long hair reclining in bed, oil on board, unsigned, 46cm x 29cm (shaped)Some bubbling to the surface, particularly in the black shades above the girl's head; the painting overall possibly just a sketch; the painting set in a gilt frame in need of replacement or restoration.

W L Wyllie, Ash Barn, pencil sketch, signed to the lower left, framed and glazed, 9cm x 33cm, together with; W Ramey, Hampstead, watercolour, signed and dated September 97 to the lower right, framed and glazed, 24cm x 18cm; Fishing in the Highlands, unknown artist, watercolour, dated 1897, framed and glazed, 22.5cm x 33.5cm; Pepper, coastal fishing scene, oil on canvas, signed to the lower right, framed, 31.5cm x 50cm (4)All pictures in good condition with some chips and scratches to frames.

A 1920s ink sketch of a Friar titled A Lentern Lament, signed lower right Nicholas Corrall. 56 x 39cm

Local interest, 1953 Daily Sketch newspapers following the 2 days of the floods.

Ironclads in Action. A Sketch of Naval Warfare from 1855 to 1895, Vol 1/2 blue canvas bound edition.

Neaamras (Modern British), oil on canvas, Street scene, signed and dated '57, a studio nude sketch verso, with examination label verso, 61 x 76cm, unframed

Donald Pass (b.1930), oil on canvas, Portrait of Cherie Hewson, signed, 60 x 50cm with an Exhibition catalogue and a related charcoal sketch, Note: Cherie (pronounced Sherry) was originally from British Guiana, where she met Richard Hewson, who was serving there with the Grenadier Guards. She came over to the UK where they married and lived in Brighton. It is believed they became friends of Donald Pass during his drinking period. Cherie often sang with the big bands at this time. I understand that around that time, he often did paintings to pay his debts. It is not know if this was done as a friend or to pay a debt.

Gilbert Joseph Holiday (1879 - 1937) 'Mornin' Sir(Groom greets his master), pencil sketch, apparently unsigned but labelled verso, Provenance: the artist's family, framed under glass, 11 x 17cm

An assortment of early 20th century newspaper billboard posters. Including examples from the Evening Times & Echo, Daily Mail titled 'Prosperity Party's Aims', Daily Sketch titled '£2 a Week for Life to be Won', Daily Express titled 'Naval Conference Collapse' and others

CHITTY CHITTY BANG BANG (1968) - A unique, unpublished print taken from the original sketch artwork of Grandpa's retreat from the movie by ROWLAND EMETT - annotations read 'Fireman's Helmet' and titled 'Grandpa's Retreat' (approx 21.5" x 15") (1 in lot)

A framed and mounted Pencil sketch of an Old cottage, initialed lower right A.J.S. 4/11/76, a framed print by Annora Spence titled 'Walking The Dog' and a framed print from a photograph 'Mr Clay's subscription Otter Hounds'.

Two Poole Pottery plates, Cities in Sketch, Paris and New York, designed by Andrew Tanner

Local Interest - Provincial Cheshire Imprint, Hutchinson [(John, of Chapel-en-le-Frith)], Hutchinson's Tour through The High Peak of Derbyshire [...], first edition, Macclesfield: Printed by J. Wilson, 1809, pp: viii, 148, illustrated with 6 wood engravings of named-views, slightly later green moiré cloth, expertly rebacked, 8vo, (1); Bray (William, F.A.S.), Sketch of a Tour into Derbyshire and Yorkshire [...], second edition, London: B. White, 1783, in-keeping 20th century quarter-calf over marbled boards, retaining gilt-lettered label, uncut edges, 8vo, (1), [2] Provenance: 1st: 1) Robert Brassey, contemporary ink MS ownership inscription; 2) "From the sale of Mr C Smithers", pencil MS inscription; 2nd: 1) E. Hurt/Hurd?, ink MS ownership inscription dated 1783 to title-page.

Royalty - Orders of Chivalry and Knighthood, The Royal Victorian Order: List of Members, London: Harrison and Sons, Printers in Ordinary to His Majesty, 17th February, 1906, [& loosely inserted] The Statutes of the Royal Victorian Order, the membership alphabetically arranged and printed in red and black, contemporary pictorial boards, cloth spine, the statutes in original pictorial wrappers, small folio (33.5cm x 21.5cm), (1); The Illustrated London News Record of the Glorious Reign of Queen Victoria 1837 - 1901 [...], with Fourteen India Proof and other Photogravures [...], London: The Illustrated London News and Sketch, [n.d., 1901], the text printed within decorative pictorial chromolithographed columns in tones of red, blue, and green, chromolithographed pictorial wrapper, contemporary three-quarter morocco over cloth, gilt-lettered upper-cover, red-speckled edges, pictorial endpapers, medium folio (40.6cm x 30.4cm), (1), [2]

An early Victorian scrap album, enclosing tipped-in contemporary ephemera viz. boating and rowing in and around Nottingham, including Colwick Water, the Trent regatta, etc., further typical illustrations of colour scraps, topographical and Old Master engravings, some caricatural book illustrations, etc., contemporary green half-morocco gilt over cloth, marbled endpapers, folio, (1); a mid-19th century lady’s drawing-room commonplace album, dated 1858, artfully inscribed in ink MS. with verse and prose, illustrated with original watercolour and pencil illustrations, including an Italian Grand Tour named-view landscape in the Bay of Naples, typical tipped-in mixed media prints and ephemera, contemporary decorative blind-stamped roan (lacking spine), restrained by an unlocked clasp, 4to, (1); another, similar, including a named-view watercolour sketch of the Hermitage at Frogmore, [Windosr Castle], contemporary green roan over tartan papered boards, 4to, (1); (1); a mid-Victorian and later album of newspaper clippings, 4to, (1); 20th century scrapbooks of European ephemera, mostly hotels and transport, (3), [7]

Autographs – an early 20th century album, but mainly inscribed with mid-20th century UK showbusiness figures, including signed photographs: Rawicz & Landauer, Roger Livesey, Ernest Latinge, Peggy Rowan, Murray and Mooney, Harry Korriss, Ronald Chesney, Douglas Wakefield, Len Young, Jimmy James, Sid Field, Syd Seymour, ‘The Charladies’, Sidney Birchall, Mary (‘Lady’) Rowlands (with well-executed sketch self -portrait) also with autographs only of Lionel Blair, Vic Oliver, Anne Lendrum (ballerina), George Williams, Carole Lynne, Ralph Lynn, Pamela Grey, Rex Eaton, George Brown (not the politician) and others; some earlier unconnected ink manuscript inscriptions, contemporary roan gilt, oblong 8vo, [1]

Ireland, Irish Ascendency - Caricatures by Major Charles Kemble Butler-Stoney (1877-1956), of Portland Park, County Tipperary, Munster, an early 20th century album of 34 cartoons, all of which are in watercolour, but for one in pen-and-ink and a pencil preparatory sketch, each well-executed satire pooh-poohing figures of the aristocratic, political, military, and ecclesiastical establishment of Great Britain and its Empire, as well as the visual and literary Arts, and more humble subjects, including 'The Man That Winds Up Big Ben', everyday social mores, occasional Chinese or Middle-Eastern figures, etc., most titled in ink manuscript, mounted on card leaves, contemporary quarter-roan over cloth, 4to (30.5cm x 24.5cm), [1]Provenance: "Caricatures/By Charles Kemble Butler-Stoney (my Brother)/Who died in Dec:r 1956 - at Castletown/BBS [Captain Bowes Butler-Stoney (1879-1971), of Kincora Lodge, Killaloe, County Clare]"; recto pastedown MS inscription.

John Cleese signed James Bond 10x8 colour photo. John Marwood Cleese (born 27 October 1939) is an English actor, comedian, screenwriter, and producer. Emerging from the Cambridge Footlights in the 1960s, he first achieved success at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe and as a scriptwriter and performer on The Frost Report. In the late 1960s, he co-founded Monty Python, the comedy troupe responsible for the sketch show Monty Python's Flying Circus. Along with his Python co-stars Terry Gilliam, Eric Idle, Terry Jones, Michael Palin and Graham Chapman, Cleese starred in Monty Python films, which include Monty Python and the Holy Grail (1975), Life of Brian (1979) and The Meaning of Life (1983). Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99

A extensive Collection of Royal Doulton Canton Patterned Tea, Coffee & Dinner Ware to include: tureens, Open Veg Bowls, Dinner Plates, Tea Set, Coffee Set etc, as featured with Paddington Bear & The Queen in the Television Anniversary Sketch , 102 items in 5 trays(5)

A Winnie the Pooh pencil sketch print of Pooh, Piglet and Rabbit on the bridge, Eeyore in the water, framed and glazed, 40cm x 30cm

A Victorian pencil sketch of gentlemen in gilt oval frame with vine decoration, frame 33 x 23cm

Three books on Northumbria, A Sketch Book of Newcastle and Highways & Byways in South Wales

Two boxes of art materials, easel, paint brushes, sketch pads, paints, etc.

18TH CENTURY ITALIAN SCHOOL INK SKETCH, DIANA Ink on paper 28cm x 40cmThe print on verso is held withing the frame and is included in the lot. This work has not been examined out of frame.

SCOTTISH SCHOOL (19TH CENTURY) IN THE CROFT, A SKETCH Oil on boardUnframed 8.25cm x 11.5cm

CURT RUGER (GERMAN 1867-1930) PORTRAIT SKETCH OF A GIRL Signed and dated (18)86Oil on canvas laid to board 49cm x 37cmCanvas laid to board measurements- 48cm x 36cm. Frame - 55cm x 45cm

A late 18th/19th century Italian oil painting on board of a man dancing with a bear while a boy plays music on a wind instrument and a monkey in a red jacket sits upon the back of another bear, with buildings beyond, 38cm x 31.5cm dated inscription in pencil verso; along with a 19th century sepia sketch of an Italian scene with ships and buildings, unsigned 16.5cm x 26.5cm mounted in a glazed frame, together with Roland Hilder (1905-1993) Weald of Kent, coloured lithograph with Oast houses, signed and numbered 24/175, 17cm x 30cm in glazed frame, watercolour city river landscape 18cm x 27cm in glazed frame, and a framed collage French print 31cm x 42cm Location:

§ JOHN CUNNINGHAM (SCOTTISH 1927-2000) ADAM AND EVE (OIL SKETCH) Signed, oil on boardDimensions:26cm x 41cm (10.25in x 16in)

Three original works; John Loan, pen and inch sketch, 'Children Playing at Cathedral Close', 20.5cm x 14.5cm, framed and glazed, a pastel portrait of Caravaggio, 25.5cm x 37cm, unsigned, framed and a pencil and watercolour sketch of a Middle Eastern man smoking a pipe, 22cm x 30cm, indistinctly signed to lower left, unframed.

A late 19th/early 20th century sketch and notebook, with various hand paintings and drawings, mostly dated circa 1900, with hand embroidered cover

Albert Wainwright (1898-1943)Sketches for the ballet and theatre, double-sided, c.1930swatercolour and pen23 x 18cmCondition ReportFramed size: 31 x 25cm.In a clip frame so that the sketch can be reversed. Viewed out of frame, light time staining more so to the edges of the sheet, small tears to one edge as it was been taken out of a sketchbook, no other obvious flaws, generally good.

Good collection of 18th to early 20th century albums and ephemera to include a bound volume of letters from 1757-1762, two early 19th century handwritten journals of fractions, named to Master Andrew Smith, a further volume of words and poetry dated 1817, an album of sketches, pencil drawings and engravings and two early 20th century sketch books containing illustrations and drawings (7)

*Gerald Spencer Pryse (1882-1956) watercolour - 'Loading Groundnuts on the wharf at Burutu', titled to exhibition label verso, 53 x 78cm, framed, this is a working sketch for the series of posters undertaken for the 1924 Empire ExhibitionProvenance: from the artist's estate.

A Nigerian Niger Ibos carved wooden chieftain stool, with carved underside to the circular seat above a carved four-way support, overall height 29 cm, overall diameter of seat 28 cm, offered together with a copy of the volume "Niger Ibos" by G. T. Basden, with 70 illustrations & a sketch map, published by Seeley, Service & Co. Ltd., hardbound in blue cloth, 448 pages including index. (2)

A quantity of various pictures and prints to include oil on canvas depicting a river scene contained in gilt ornate frame; a pencil signed engraving and a pencil sketch of a young girl

After Chagall, lithograph, Winged figure, inscribed on the mount, 12.5 x 18cm, a pen and ink sketch of figures and an etching of a reclining woman

Millicent Margaret Fisher Prout (1875-1963), charcoal drawing, Sketch of a working artist, signed and inscribed in pencil 'Slade School', 25 x 18cm

Barbara Jones (1912-1978), watercolour, Preparatory sketch of figures in a garden, 27 x 28cm

TWO EARLY 19TH CENTURY PENCIL SKETCHES, comprising a sketch depicting Ottoman and European military figures astride horseback, initialled M.G 1937, approximate size 12cm x 20cm, the second appears to depict a figure on horseback being attacked by four figures, one of whom is astride a horse, unsigned but appears to be by the same hand, approximate size 15cm x 22cm (Condition report: some yellowing to the edges of the sketches caused by mount burn)

M W Goodwin? - Sketch of stone building, watercolour, signed and dated 1920, 40 x 29 cm 

Harold Hope Read (British 1881-1959): 'The Proposition' and 'Dressed to Kill', pen ink and wash & charcoal and wash, respectively, signed, labelled verso 28cm x 22cm; 'Self Portrait', 'Interior Scene' and 'Lady at Rest', two pencil sketches and one pen and ink sketch, respectively, signed, labelled verso max 22cm x 30cm (5) (unframed)

Ernest Howard Shepard (British 1879-1976): WWII 'Wind Falls', Knights in Battle, 'Alarm' and 'Firewatchers', four pen and ink sketches one signed and inscribed together with a pink pencil sketch by the same hand max 36cm x 27cm (5) (unframed)

Lydia Corbett (born 1934), "The Eclipse", a landscape of a Provence house with the Deutelles Mountains beyond, an eclipsed sun in the sky, watercolour and ink, signed lower left Sylvette David, signed lower right Lydia Corbett, titled and dated 1999, framed and matted under glass, 22.5 x 29 cm seen [Born in Paris, Sylvette David grew up in the countryside by the sea, was a student of l'Academie Julian and at the age of 19 met Picasso in Villauris, giving her fame. As Picasso's muse she was the subject of 60 portraits, now held in various museums. She started to sketch while passing the time sitting for Picasso. She married and returned to Paris to raise her children. In 1968 she moved to London and adopted the nom de plume Lydia Corbett to separate her work from her fame as Picasso's muse, she has exhibited at Fosse Gallery, Bowie Gallery, Mall Galleries and Francis Kyle Gallery]