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A B Dymock, seated piccolo player, oil sketch, signed, oil on board, 59.5cm x 45cm, .

Attributed to Sir Alfred East, study of a River, unsigned oil on board, landscape sketch to verso and hand written label - 34 x 25 cm .

Pencil sketch of a child, framed, signature indistinct, 32cm x 24cm.

LATE 18TH CENTURY 'A SKETCH OF NEEDWOOD FOREST AND PROPOSAL FOR A DIVISION OF IT', dated 1778, with hand written comments under the map, framed and glazed and with plastic cover over titled verso, some tears, holes and staining, approximately 54cm x 66cm

ATTRIBUTED TO PAUL BRADDON (BRITISH 1864-1938), 'Corner of Inge St and Hurst St 1893, The Compass Inn, the site is now occupied by Tivoli', a pencil sketch initialled PB lower left, approximately 18.5cm x 25.5cm, together with a Paul Braddon watercolour of an 18th Century red brick mansion titled to the top edge of mount and verso 'From Office Row, Temple, The Birthplace of Charles Lamb born Feb 10 1775', initialled PB lower left and signed verso, watercolour, approximately 19cm x 27.5cm (2)

PAUL BRADDON (BRITISH 1863-1938), Town scene with figures, a watercolour, signed lower right, approximately 24cm x 31cm, together with a watercolour sketch of a cathedral from the river by the same hand, signed lower right, approximately 26cm x 37.5cm (2)

JEAN-LOUIS FORAIN (FRENCH 1852-1931), 'Portrait of The Artist's Niece', pastel sketch of a young woman seated whilst attending to her hair, signed lower right, bears label for Arthur Tooth & Sons verso, with title, approximately 33cm x 25.5cm, mounted, framed and glazed

ERNEST LEOPOLD SICHEL (BRITISH 1862-1941), 'Study of Drapery', a pastel sketch of pink fabric, signed lower right, bears label verso for The Pastel Society Royal Institute Galleries, Piccadilly, London, titled, named and artist's address, approximately 30cm x 20cm, mounted, framed and glazed

EMILE CHARLES WAUTERS (1846-1933)Portrait of a Lady, said to be Mrs Nellie Melba, pencil sketch, dated 1888, with printed stamp 'Emile Wauters, Bruxelles 1846 Paris 1933'13 1/2 x 7 in (34.3 x 17.8cm)Provenance: Kathryn Lady VesteyDame Nellie Melba (1861-1931), the presumed sitter, was an Australian operatic soprano. Born Helen Porter Mitchell, she took the pseudonym 'Melba' from Melbourne, her home town. She studied in Paris and later worked in Brussells. She also sang at Covent Garden and in New York

SIR JOHN JAMES STUART OF ALLANBANK (1779-1849)A coastal view with shippingpencil and wash on blue paper3 1/2 x 5 in (8.9 x 12.7cm)Said to be from an album of the artist's work Provenance: with Abbott and Holder, London Mr & Mrs F. BallSold with a pencil and wash sketch by John Varley depicting Figures on a Shore; a pencil sketch of Plymouth Sound from Melbury Quarries attributed to Henry Barlow Carter; together with a watercolour by William Crouch depicting 'The Forum, Rome looking west with the Temple of Saturn'. four (4)

GEORGE CATTERMOLE RI (1800-1869)Figures in an old Millwatercolour heightened with white5 x 7 1/4 in (12.7 x 18.4cm)Provenance: Mr & Mrs F BallSold together with a coloured wash sketch of shrimpers attributed to Thomas Uwins; and a watercolour illustration from Barnaby Rudge by George Dalziel depicting 'The Maypole's Best Apartment'. three (3)George Cattermole exhibited drawings of watermills twice at the Old Watercolour Society -Watermill at Rowsley, Derbyshire 1843 no.345; and Watermill in Kinross 1848 no.344)

John A. Kim 'Cornfield Near Howick Burn' Watercolour, inscribed, signed and dated 1973 25cm x 32cm And a pencil sketch of trees by the same artist 24cm x 34cm (2)

ATTRIBUTED TO JOHN TENNIEL (1820-1914), "Indirect Claim", pencil sketch, unsigned, 8" x 6", gilt frame (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)

Good collection of football memorabilia incl. Swindon F.C. programmes 1966-1974, World Cup 1970 coins, 1994 Westminster Collection x 2, signed sketch of Don Rogers & F.A. Centenary Medals etc.

Attributed to Angela Kauffman RA (1740-1804), Profile of a Lady, pen and pencil sketch, unsigned, 14 x 14cm

A box of framing and paper, sketch pads etc

WW1 British Silk Post cards x 8, WW1 Tank Corps Christmas Greetings Card 1917 showing WW1 Male tank, and a sketch book dated 1914 with over 80 humourous pen and ink sketches and a 1907 dated postcard with pen & ink drawing.

Gainsborough Dupont framed sketch woodland landscape with shack.

An unframed pencil sketch, three studies of a man. Inscribed Lee and Freeman, Contractors, Trinity 12.

Early 20th Century photo album containing Japanese photos and postcards and an early 20th Century sketch book containing drawings, each signed K.W.N, 1914 plus one other sketch (2) Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

English School - early 19th century, Pencil Sketch, View of Carden Park Old Hall, (burnt down in 1912), 25.5cm x 37cm, Framed and glazed, with a smaller watercolour of Carden Park (2) Provenance: Leche Family, Cheshire

Archibald Thorburn (1860-1935) ''Lesser Kestrel'' Signed, watercolour and gouache, together with a further pencil sketch by the same hand ''Chaffinch'', 17cm by 16cm and 7cm by 9.5cm respectively (2) Provenance: Malcolm Innes Gallery, London and Edinburgh Tryon Gallery Ltd., London, respectively See illustration

A gilt framed watercolour sketch, portrait of a woman wearing a shawl. Label verso Lisbon c.1931, 25cm x 20cm. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. discolouration and foxing.

Mexico World Cup 1970, rare F.K.S Complete Sticker Album covering each competing team 'World Cup Soccer Stars Mexico'. Plus 1930, 3 rare Fiscal Stamps. These were used as Official seals on World Cup Documentation 1966 World Cup Brochure Programme, 1966 World Cup Brooke Bond Souvenir and England Itinerary for Mexico 1970. And Daily Sketch World Cup Souvenir Album complete with 40 cards neatly laid down to correct spaces. Set is catalogued at £120, sold with official itinerary for the 1970 World Cup

Framed & glazed Pencil & Ink sketch signed Adrian Daintrey 1950

RAF Prisoner of War group - 1109074 Sgt Reginald Dent RAF, POW No 760 M.Stalag 357 Germany. 1939-45 Star, Italy Star, Africa Star + North Africa 1942-44 clasp, War Medal. His original YMCA Book full of hand drawn caricatures of fellow POW's. Dent was a good amateur artist and the lot includes his sketch book with self portrait. 1944 Newspaper article about Dent of Batley, Yorkshire. Some of his drawing were published in The Yorkshire Post Kriegie Edition book. Superb lot (qty)

SCHOOL OF JEAN-BAPTISTE DESHAYS "Sketch study of a lady's head and various hands", pencil, colour heightened, unsigned, approx 15 cm diameter

A 19th Century scrapbook with contents of hand-written poems, W H BIRCH "Terrier and bee", pencil sketch, signed lower right, 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL "Still life studies of flowers on a vine", watercolour etc, unsigned

A large quantity of ephemera relating to Keith Paul and related art including sketch pads, note books, printed designs, etc.

Archibald Thorburn (Illus) - British Birds, published by Longmans, Green & Co, four volumes 1915-1916 together with British Mammals, two volumes 1920-1921 and A Naturalists Sketch Book, one volume 1919, all in conforming gilt decorated red cloth bindings Condition: Some discolouration to pages, bindings are a little tired particularly to the spines which are faded - ** General condition consistent with age

Samuel John Lamorna Birch (1869-1955) - Watercolour sketch - An estuary scene with shipping, signed and indistinctly dated, 10.5cm x 22cm, A.R. Condition: ** General condition consistent with age

Attributed to Sir Thomas Lawrence RPA (1769-1830,British) Portrait of a Mother and Child with a Kitten, oil on canvas, 69 x 59cmSir Thomas Lawrence was born in Bristol. His father was an innkeeper, first at Bristol and afterwards at Devizes, and at the age of six Lawrence was already being shown off to the guests of the Bear as an infant prodigy who could sketch their likenesses and declaim speeches from Milton. In 1779 the elder Lawrence had to leave Devizes, having failed in business and Thomas's precocious talent began to be the main source of the family's income; he had gained a reputation along the Bath road. His debut as a crayon portrait painter was made at Oxford, where he was well patronized, and in 1782 the family settled in Bath, where the young artist soon found himself fully employed in taking crayon likenesses of fashionable people at a guinea or a guinea and a half a head. In 1784 he gained the prize and silver-gilt palette of the Society of Arts for a crayon drawing after Raphael's "Transfiguration," and presently beginning to paint in oil. Abandoning the idea of going on the stage which he had briefly entertained, Lawrence came to London in 1787, was kindly received by Sir Joshua Reynolds, and became a student at the Royal Academy. He began to exhibit almost immediately, and his reputation increased so rapidly that he became an associate of the Academy in 1791. The death of Sir Joshua in 1792 opened the way to further successes. Lawrence was at once appointed painter to the Dilettanti Society, and principal painter to King George III in lieu of Reynolds. In 1794 he was a Royal Academician, and he became the fashionable portrait painter of the age, his sitters including England's most notable people, and ultimately most of the crowned heads of Europe. Caroline of Brunswick was one of his favourite subjects, and is reputed to have been his lover for a time. Financial problems plagued Lawrence. In 1796, Francis Mackenzie, 1st Baron Seaforth, one of Lawrence's close patrons, gave him £1,000 (an enormous sum at the time) to relieve him from his financial difficulties. Lawrence painted several portraits for Lord Seaforth, including a full-length portrait of Seaforth's daughter, Mary. In 1815 Lawrence was knighted; in 1818 he went to Aachen to paint the sovereigns and diplomats gathered there for the third congress, and visited Vienna and Rome, everywhere receiving flattering marks of distinction from princes, due as much to his courtly manners as to his merits as an artist. After eighteen months he returned to England, and on the very day of his arrival was chosen president of the Academy in room of Benjamin West, who had died a few days before. He held the office from 1820 to his death. He was never married. Sir Thomas Lawrence had all the qualities of personal manner and artistic style necessary to make a fashionable painter, and among English portrait painters he takes a high place, though not as high as that given to him in his lifetime. His more ambitious works, in the classical style, such as his once celebrated "Satan," are practically forgotten. The best display of Lawrence's work is in the Waterloo Gallery of Windsor, a collection of much historical interest. "Master Charles William Lambton" (1825), painted for Lord Durham at the price of 600 guineas, is regarded as one of his best portraits, and a fine head in the National Gallery, London, shows his power to advantage

Framed and glazed nude charcoal sketch by local artist. Signed Judith Harris 2013. Approx. 48 x 38cm.

Framed and glazed nude pastel sketch by local Norfolk artist. Signed Toni Hayden 1990. Approx. 34 x 29cm.

CARL ADOLPH BÜCHNER (1921 - 2003), EARLY SELF PORTRAIT, pencil sketch on paper, signed and titled in pen, 36.5 by 24cm.

PETER CLARKE (1921 - 2014), MALAY WOMEN, pencil sketch on paper, signed and dated Jan 1953, 12 by 18cm.

JOHANNES BOSBOOM (1817 - 1871) DUTCH, ARCHWAY, watercolour on paper, verso depicting a pencil sketch of Archways, signed and inscribed verso, 36 by 27cm (watercolour).

Serge Ferat, French (1881-1958) Pencil sketch on paper "Four Figures". Signed lower right. Toning from age or in good condition. Measures 8-3/8" x 10-3/8" (sight), frame measures 14-3/4" x 16-3/4". Shipping $85.00 (estimate $450-$650)

Marcus Stone 'Madam Stone' Pen and ink sketch on paper, signed in pencil lower right hand corner, framed, 16.5cm x 10.5cm.

A gilt framed pencil sketch of a First World War Naval convoy at sea, 65 x 33cm.

BRITISH SCHOOL,PORTRAIT OF JESSIE PATISONoil on canvas91cm x 71cmFramedNote: A small, unframed oil sketch of this portrait is included with this lot.

ORIGINAL CARTOON SKETCH DEPICTING REVEREND FRED HIBBERT (19th CENTURY SOCIAL RADICALIST FROM BLACK BURN), SIGNED BY ADMIRAL, APPROXIMATELY 29cm x 12cm

Peter De Francia - 'Virgin and Child' pencil sketch signed and dated '63, lower right, 19 1/2" x 13 1/2", in a glazed frame

G RUST; Watercolour sketch of fly fisherman with a beached boat etc. 4 1/2" (11cms) x 4 " (10cms).

INDIA : 3 manuscript maps, one title, ' Sketch Map Shewing the Principal Roads, Civil, Military and Stations under The Three Residences of Fort William, Fort of George and Bombay, AD 1828." 690 x 540 mm, hand coloured, and mounted on linen. (no cartographer). With other European maps (one in manuscript) and battle plans of a similar period.(9)

''The Abbey Square Sketch Book'' Volume I, by John Douglas (Architect), 1872, illustrated

Large Family Archive to the Conway Poole’s, a Military Family with Strong Links to India. Predominantly the items relate to Brig Ivan Maxwell Conway Poole (b. 23/02/1878, d. 24/12/1963), his daughter Hazel Teresa St Clair Conway Poole (by deed poll to Goodbody) (b. 05/06/1905, d. 1998), and some items to the son, Col Robert George Conway Poole, CBE (b. 09/01/1902, d. 11/11/1964) and IMCP’s grandfather Col Thomas Henry Somerset Conway (b. 22/05/1779, d. 14/05/1837). Large quantity of loose (some pinned) extensive diary notes by IMCP (some in envelopes sent home), pencil on gridded paper covering WWI: France 1915, Jan 1915 ‘today I took supply waggons to the troops in the trenches’, Feb 1915 ‘a German biplane passed overhead this morning, a British one chasing’, ‘marked the 15th anniversary of my wedding day acting as pall-bearer at the funeral of one of our officers’, ‘a party of 185 prisoners was marched in…the officer looked very glum…they were all of the 76th Regiment’, 09/05/15 ‘woken up this morning at 4.35 am by a terrific cannonade’, ‘I sleep under a tarpaulin’, ‘the 15 Lancers are just outside my bivouac’ (at Neuve Chapelle), ‘I’m afraid our attack was a failure’, ‘working on a tramway line by which rations…are sent up. The tramway has wooden rails to deaden the sound’, 11/10/1915 ‘We have been carrying on a heavy & continuous bombardment the last 3 days – chiefly on the Hohenzollern Redoubt’, 19/11/1915 ‘Handed over command of the company & bade farewell to all the men, who gave me a great send off.’, sailed for middle East Nov 1915, stopping at Alexandria 29/11/1915, 11/12/1915 ‘astride the mouth of the Shat-al-arab’, arrived Basrah 12/12/1915. Mesopotamia 1916: picks up 15/01/1916 and immediately writes about Turkish forces on their front, 23/02/1916 ‘My birthday today – several parcels arrived yesterday’, 18/03/1916 ‘A new aeroplane of the enemy’s – a biplane – was over again…dropped two bombs in a camp ¾ mile away’, 30/04/1916 ‘Kut surrendered yesterday’, 10/06/1916 ‘sat down in a trench a little way off with another fellow. The next shell hit the ??? and there was a ??? explosion that nearly blew one over. Mules bolted…’, 14/06/1916 ‘we are now digging funk-holes outside our tents’, 14/08/1916 ‘We brought down a Fokker a couple of days ago’, 31/12/1916 ‘Disembarked Bombay today.’ Mesopotamia 1917: 22/01/1917 ‘This is an amphibious sort of warfare – transports by river supplementing the land forces.’ Wonderful caricature sketch of two old men in the Home Guard (the Brig being one?) entitled “The Second Front”, dated 1942, approx. A3 size; Record of Services Officers, Indian Services for I M Conway Poole, from cadet at Sandhurst 1896/97 to retirement 1932, includes War Services WWI; Various photographs of Brig I M Conway Poole: in Edwardian dress, in cavalry dress signed and dated 1901(7), mess dress with awards (DSO & WWI medals) signed and dated Jan ‘21; group photo of officers in India (rank of Captain); Single photo of Robert G C Poole (son) in KOYLI uniform; Photo of Wilfred Owen in officer’s mess dress, signed ??? Willie; Collection of material relating to Col Thomas Henry Somerset Conway (b. 22/05/1779, d. 14/05/1837), Adj-Gen of the Army - framed portrait (13” x 17”) black and white sketch wearing Companion of Bath and Army of India Medal, small booklet ‘General Summary of the services of Colnl. Thomas Henry Somerset Conway, dated 1846; Large circular (c.24” diameter) WWI ‘roll call’ handwritten on velum (possibly a drum skin) of “B” Company, unit unspecified. Approx. 250 names with service number, rank, surname and initials listed by platoon, signal section, etc; Also present are many typical family items: various contemporaneous genealogical tables (Poole, Conway, Thompson and Cobbe families) and birth/death clippings and a selection of birth, death and marriage certificates from 1866 to 1963 inc. the Brigadier’s death cert; personal letters, many from suitors to HTG from the 1930s; considerable quantity of financial documents and correspondence including: The Howie Gold Mines, Sumatra Gold Mines, Lautaro Nitrate Company, for IMCP & HTG; various invites, etc. for official functions attended by IMCP and HTG in India during the 1930s; British passports to IMCP (1938 & 1947) with Turkish visa and HTG (1923); wills and related documentation for IMCP and HTG; Fascinating petition for compensation for HTG following a car accident in 1929 in which HTG was thrown from the motor car of her suitor Capt Douglas Richard St John Shannon. She received severe injuries and was claiming for medical costs; Ministry of Aircraft Production pass, 1943, to Mrs H Goodbody; photographs and personal effects such as leather wallet; a surveyor’s report on 59 West St, Faversham, July 1958, IMCP & HTG’s final home; a quantity of letters from Archbishop Trevor Huddleston, 1980s airmails from Mauritius, Church of the Province of the Indian Ocean and 1960s from Africa as Bishop, to Mrs H Goodbody (He was a major beneficiary in her will); Handwritten letter summarising the career of Hazel’s brother, Robert G C ‘Bob’ Poole CBE, served with the KOYLI, during WWII in Burma, was Chief Recruiting Officer, Southern Command; ADC to HM Queen 1953, retired 1955; Probate of the Will of Lt-Col Matthew Conway Poole dated 16th March 1885, written on vellum, together with attached Affidavit confirming date of death, 28th February 1885, and estate valuation of £598-10-7. Viewing highly recommended.

Mixed Selection of Military Photographs. Sepia photo (c.7” x 9”) Boer-war era mounted cavalryman; Photo (c.5.5” x 8”) Boer-war era artillery crew around gun, faded & some damage; Photo (c.6” x 4”) meal time queue WWI-era Gunners at camp, corner of mount missing; Sepia photo (c.8” x 10”) inter-war Gurkha football team; Photo (c.6” x 8”) HQ 22nd Bde Football Team 1917-1918 plus soldiers from HQ; Photo (c.8” x 12”) D Coy, 1st Bn, The King’s Regiment named cross-country team, 1932, Jubbulpore, India; Photo (c.6” x 4”) Alec Lipscomb 14-18 War; Photo (c.5” x 4”) studio portrait of soldier with pith helmet, WWI-era; Photo (c.5” x 4”) studio portrait of soldier, signed ‘John’, (School of Music?); Photo (c.5” x 3”) dress uniform portrait; Photo (c.5” x 4”) mounted cavalryman, WWI-era, faded; B&W print (c.8” x 6”) of a watercolour sketch of a British General. (Described on reverse 1914-18 Middle East)

David Watson (b1944), "Down and Out", pen sketch, 39cm x 29cm, titled lower right, signed verso, glazed and framed 61cm x 52cm.

A collection of original sketches by Barbra Aston Jan 11 1938 to include fashion sketches showing mainly 1930s fashions of day wear outfits, leisure way evening wear and also Ireland's nudes, some lingerie and a late 1947 sketch

A late 19th/early 20th Century watercolour of street scene with horse and cart, unsigned; together with an ink sketch of an old Crown Derby factory and two other framed prints, an oak framed mirror and a Louis Wain print (6)

Spandau Ballet fully signed/autographed 'Manhattan' Acoustic beige lacquered body with black signatures and sketch from drummer

MANCHESTER CITY PROGRAMME LS LOWRY SKETCH - A 1967 Manchester City football programme with a sketch of figures and animals around the West Bromwich Albion team photo in black biro attributed to known City fan L.S. Lowry with a signature below.

Stanley Davis, Keeping Watch, signed lower left, label verso, original sketch, unframed

Colonel Lionel Grimston Fawkes (1849-1931), original pencil sketch attributed to the artist "Returning from Col. Crozier's Garden Party" unsigned (18cm x 21m), together with a folio of prints of the artist's work also a 1979 Exhibition programme of "Thrice Happy Isles! an exhibition of drawings of the West Indies by Lionel Grimston Fawkes".

A pastel sketch, Locomotive leaving station

MARTIN WIENER (1913 - ?) Untitled prints, and one other watercolour and ink sketch of an abstract scene, signed and dated 1973 (5) (ARR)

OSCAR MELLOR (1921-2005) 'ABSTRACT FACE', signed and dated 1949, lower right watercolour and pen sketch on paper, 22cm x 20cm (ARR)

RICHARD GRINCIPAL LEITCH, framed, signed, pencil study of knights helmets on a table, 16.5cm x 22.5cm. Together with SIR FRANK BRANGWYN, framed, initialled pencil sketch of flowers, with a similar sketch verso, 23cm x 18cm.

HARRY JOHN JOHNSON, framed, signed and inscribed verso, pencil study of a fishing boat, 19.5cm x 30cm. Together with a framed watercolour sketch of a fishing boat, and a framed engraving of a landscape.