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AN OLD WINSOR NEWTON LIMITED ARTISTS BOX together with sketch books, accessories and a pine trunk

*GRAHAM GURR 'Rawhide', pen and coloured pencil sketch, signed lower right hand corner, 49cm x 68cm

A pine framed print after an original pencil sketch; Winnie the Pooh and Christopher Robin.

Arthur Hopkins RWS Gilt framed pencil sketch " The look out " C 1877

CALDECOTT, Randolph; LEECH, John; MAY, Phil - A collection of ten illustrated volumes including, The Complete Collection of Randolph Caldecott's Contributions to the "Graphic" (1888), with various others in the series, John Leech's Pictures of Life and Character from the Collection of "Mr. Punch" (1887), with others in the series and Phil May's Sketch-Book (1895), large 4to's., and oblong folio's (a/f). (10)

19th century Continental School, Cherbourg, watercolour and pencil sketch dated 1844; John Wilson, figures repairing a boat, watercolour, signed and dated 1831; Peter Ghent 'Old Mill at Barmouth', watercolour on paper; together with a 19th century watercolour, seascape, indistinctly signed, dated 1831 (4)

Robert Oscar Lenkiewicz (British, 1941-2002) Mrs "Binkie" Ashworth pencil sketch on paper, signed 16½in x 10½in (42cm x 26.5cm), framed.

William Lyons Wilson (British, 1892-1982) Trees in a winter landscape watercolour, signed bottom left 14½in x 19in (37cm x 48cm), framed and two other watercolours by the same hand, "Winn's Barn", signed and inscribed, 14in x 17in (35.5cm x 43cm), framed, and Trees in an autumnal landscape, signed, 13½in x 18½in, framed, together with a pencil sketch of a house and garden, signed Lyons Wilson, July '68, framed (3) Note: William Lyons Wilson taught art at Blundell's School in Tiverton, Devon, from 1938 to 1968 and was a well known artist in his own right, exhibiting at the Royal Academy as well as holding one-man exhibitions.

A first edition hard back book 'Desert Rat Sketch Book', written and illustrated, on-the-spot in full colour by Clifford Saber, printed by Sketchbook Press, Franklin Square, New York 1959, with outer sleeve.

Circle of HENRY BRIGHT (1810 - 1873) Unframed, unsigned, pencil sketch on paper, cottage beside windmill, 36.5cm x 42.5cm.

1940's Boxed 'Newfooty' boxed table soccer game together with later toy mirror scope and sketch-a-graph (3)

ROBERT O. LENKIEWICZ (1941-2002) - Portrait of a man, pen and ink sketch, bears studio blind stamp, framed, 20cm x 17.5cm

A cased set of Farrel and Gold sketching Pencils, a cased set of 36 watercolour Pencils and two sketch pads.

LOT OF SEVEN PAINTINGS including an oil on canvas, a watercolour and a pencil sketch (7)

Tom Baker signed colour sketch mounted as Dr Who. Good condition. All signed items come with our certificate of authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.95, EU from £4.95, Overseas from £6.95.

Indian ink and pencil on paper, Sketch for an engraving of Francesco Rosaspina and Andrea Appiani,lower left 'Appiani Dip.', bottom right 'F. Rosaspina … per inciderlo', H mm 155x560

"Panaro a Savignano", Sketch,on the back inscription, H cm 8x14. "Rive del Panaro", Sketch, H cm 11x20. "Veduta di casolare", H cm13x11.5. "Barca sul fume", H cm 11.5x20

Sir George Hayter framed and glazed pencil sketch highlighted with chalk of Henry VIII at court, with label to verso, signed bottom left, 27.5 x 43.5cm

Samuel Prout framed and glazed sepia sketch of a country house, label to verso, 16 x 21.5cm

J. A. DANIEL (Exh: 1903). Sketch of cottage, Glen Nevis, Fort William, see verso, initialled lower left, oil on canvas, framed, 26 x 32 cm

MYLES BIRKET FOSTER (1825 - 1899). Rocky river scene with waterfall (from a sketch book - see verso), unsigned, watercolour, framed and glazed, 10 x 8 cm

GEORGE HENRY STRINGER (1903 - 1993). (Life member of London Sketch Club), study of a semi-nude young woman 'The new model', signed and dated 1971 lower right, watercolour and gouache, framed and glazed, 230 x 13 cm

Collection of A & C Black Sketch books, all with numerous illustrations throughout, to include Bristol, Cornwall, Bruges etc, all unboxed, tog. w. two boxed Sketch Books to include; Stratford upon Avon and Venice

TREVOR-BATTYE, Aubyn - Lord Lilford on Birds -1903, Hutchinson & Co, with thirteen illustrations [as called for] by Archibald Thorburn tog. w. a small quantity of books relating to Ornithology to include: BOWLDER-SHARPE, R - Sketch Book of British Birds - 1898, with numerous coloured illustrations by A. F & C. Lydon; BICKERTON, W - The Home-Life of the Terns or Sea Swallows - 1912, with thirty-two mounted plated [as called for]; ADAMS, H. G - Nests and Eggs of Familiar Birds - with sixteen coloured plates [as called for]; Cassell's Book of Birds - four vols, with numerous illustrations throughout and NEWTON, A - A Dictionary of Birds - 1896, with numerous illustrations (9)

‡ Georg Ehrlich ARA (1897-1966) Three studies and a sketchbook One signed and one with studio stamp; the sketch book inscribed ‘Given me by Mrs Ehrlich in 1974 JKR’ Two pen and ink, one red chalk, unframed 30 x 21cm and smaller (4)

‡ Raymond Coxon (1896-1997) Shipwrecked Signed Oil on canvas 51 x 61cm Exhibited: Stoke-on-Trent City Museum & Art Gallery, Raymond Coxon Retrospective, 23 April - 1st June 1987 With a pencil and chalk sketch for a similar subject, 1941 (2) Condition report: 1. Unlined, good condition; 2. some light foxing throughout, paper a little discoloured

‡ Samuel John Lamorna Birch RA (1869-1955) Lytham St. Annes, sketch of a windmill for a Railway poster Watercolour with bodycolour on buff paper 37 x 48.5cm Provenance: Mrs E. Lamorna Kerr (the artist’s daughter) Condition report: Some rubbing and scuffs to surface with a little paint loss, an area of thin paper or possibly a repaired hole lower left sky

‡ Terry Barron Kirkwood (20/21st Century) Silver Grey; Horse sketch Two, both signed with initials, one titled verso One oil on canvas laid on board, one watercolour 18 x 36cm and 20 x 29cm (2) Provenance: Purchased from the artist Lots 1-42 The Private Collection of a Lady

English SchoolHeralding Apollowatercolour and gouache, 20.5cm x 15cm; a preparatory sketch, ensuite (2)

VINTAGE FRAMED POEM OF THE GAZEBO BAR ON DUKE STREET, NORMAN APPLEBARM SKETCH OF PARADISE STREET PLUS HORSE RACING OIL ON BOARD

*** Kim Donaldson (born 1952) - Pastel - "Zebra Sketch II" (Mother/Young), 11.25ins x 9.5ins, signed, in painted frame and glazed Provenance: The Halcyon Gallery, 59/60, The Pallasades, Birmingham

ARR Maurice Sendak (1928-2002) - "Where the Wild Things Are", published by The Bodley Head, London 1967, signed and inscribed by the author to "Dr Anthony Rowan, Gratefully Maurice Sendak. June 1967", complete with authors original ink sketch or a standing wild thing pointing with its right hand to a cross-shaped plaster over its heart (one volume - one page missing and binding damaged), and a Christmas card to Dr Rowan from Sendak dated 1967

A Framed Watercolour Sketch of Children with Balloons, Signed E. Blyton, 1939.

Small quantity of unframed engravings after John Constable, together with a small pencil portrait study, Meg Dods with attribution and a charcoal sketch of a nurse with attribution

T.W. Allen, small 19th Century oil sketch on card, titled ' Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep ', in a contemporary gilt frame

Attributed to Augustus John, head and shoulder pencil sketch profile of a young lady bearing signature John, 10ins x 7ins, gilt framed

Kathleen Guthrie, sketch of a boy reading and a 19th century watercolour armorial, sketch 25 x 49cm

A pen and ink sketch, Isobel Heath, semi-nude study, signed, 11'x9'

A pencil sketch, John Bratby, Royal Hill Pattis, signed and dated (19)78 16'x11.5'

PALVIN BARBARA: (1993- ) Hungarian Model. A Victoria´s Secret Angel. Signed colour 8 x 11 photograph by Palvin, the image showing the top model seated in a sensual half nude three quarter length pose. Signed in bold blue ink `Barbara´ to a clear area of the image adding a heart sketch immediately beneath her signature. EX £100-120

KROES DOUTZEN: (1985- ) Dutch Model and Actress. A Victoria´s Secret Angel and L´Oreal top model. Signed 8 x 11.5 photograph by Doutzen, the image depicting the top model smoking in a top less sensual half length pose. Signed in bold blue ink with her name alone beneath a heart sketch to a clear area of the image. EX £100-150

MATISSE HENRI: (1869-1954) French Artist and renowned Painter. A leading figure in modern Art. An excellent A.L.S., `H Matisse', with drawing, one page, 4to, n.p., n.d. [1949-50], [to his son?], in French. The letter bears at the heading a sketch in Matisse´s hand, depicting a child face with a crown on his head, and states in part `Happy father and mother of this beautiful child! Thank you for thinking in showing to us this masterpiece.. All goes well here, good health, the chapel goes well too..´ and further concluding `I give up wanting to understand people…´ Written and drawn in bold blue ink by Matisse, an attractive document with sketch. About EX £4000-6000The present letter is probably written to his son Pierre Matisse (1900-1989) and refers to one of Matisse´s grandchildren. The chapel Matisse refers to is the Chapelle du Rosaire at Vence, a village between Nice and Antibes in the south of France. He worked on the chapel project using the cut-out method from 1948 to 1951. Matisse was diagnosed with abdominal cancer in 1941 and surgery left him chair and bed bound. Painting and sculpture became almost impossible physical challenges which made him turn to creating cut paper collages and decoupages with the help of assistants. His closest collaborator was Monique Bourgeois, a student nurse who helped Matisse after his surgery, also his model, who became a nun in 1946, and the reason of this chapel work by Matisse. Bourgeois joined Matisse in Vence and helped him to achieve his chapel painting project.

HERGÉ: (1907-1983) Georges Prosper Remi. Belgian Cartoonist. Best known for creating the series of comics The Adventures of Tintin. T.L.S., Hergé, one page, folio, Brussels, 27th October 1976, on the “Studios Hergé” printed stationery, to J.R. Paques, in French. The letter bears at the heading an attractive embossed sketch of Tintin and his dog Milou alongside the company name. Hergé thanks his correspondent for his kind letter and his enthusiastic words for the Tintin magazine and for the film Moi, Tintin (1976). Accompanied by the original printed stationery envelope. EX £600-900

GOULD CHESTER: (1900-1985) American Cartoonist. Best known as the creator of the Dick Tracy comic strip, which he wrote and drew over forty years. A.N.S., Chester Gould, alongside a sketch of his hero Dick Tracy, a profile head and shoulders drawing in his hand, one page, 12mo card, n.p., 2nd June 1978, to Chris. Drawing and text in red ink. Gould states in part `I hope our new team keeps you reading Tracy´. To the right side of the card bearing a printed sketch of Dick Tracy, identical to Gould´s hand drawing. A good and clean signature example and sketch. EX £80-100

GROENING MATT: (1954- ) American Cartoonist. Creator of the television series The Simpsons. Signed sketch on a 4to drawing paper, featuring his Simpson´s character Marge. A bold black ink sketch and signature. EX £100-150

GAULTIER JEAN PAUL: (1952- ) French Haute Couture Fashion Designer. Signed painting 8 x 11 photograph `J. Paul Gaultier´ beneath a face sketch also in his hand. Signed in bold blue ink across the image. A large good example signature. VG £80-100

REINHARDT MAX: (1873-1943) Austrian-born American Actor and Director. An unusual printed 4to drawing profile portrait of Reinhardt. The Hermann Struck sketch is boldly signed in pencil at the base of the image by the American director with his name alone (`Max Reinhardt´). Few corner creases, small overall staining and lower edge irregularly trimmed, none affecting the portrait or signature. G £100-150Hermann Struck (1876-1944) German Artist, best known for his etching works.

COCTEAU JEAN: (1889-1963) French Writer, Playwright and Filmmaker. A.L.S., Jean Cocteau, twice, one page, 4to, Le Lavandou, Var, 2nd July 1922, to an unidentified editor, in French. Cocteau, in his usual untidy writing, with annotations to the borders, states in part `I have nothing else but this sonnet which I send to you as a testimony of my good wishes for your magazine. Make the corrections and check punctuation is fine. I want it very exact. I enclose a Picasso´s drawing, make a copy and send it back to me. Here you have the description ``Jean Cocteau and M. Chabelska, creator of the little American girl in Parade. Rome 1916. Sketch by Picasso.´´ Cocteau further refers to a critic he will send to his correspondent and to his weakness defending young musicians, also referring to his heath to a border annotation `I will respond to you later regarding the conferences, due to my health, still vague´. The sonnet and the Picasso´s sketch referred to are no longer present. Folded thin paper, with two binder holes to the left border, several small tears to the edges, and overall small creasing to the right edge. F to G £600-900Pablo Picasso (1881-1973) Spanish Painter. Cocteau refers to the ballet in one act Parade, music by Eric Satie (1866-1925), based on a Cocteau theme, with decorations and costumes by Picasso. Marie Chabelska played the role of the little American girl.

CAMPBELL ROY: (1901-1957) His name being Ignatius Royston Dunnachie Campbell. South African Poet. A controversial figure, widely considered one of the best poets of the 20´s and 30´s. An excellent signed black ink drawing with annotation, `Roy Campbell´, twice, oblong 4to, the attractive drawing being a Bullfighting scene, showing a bullfighter horse rider confronting the bull, the whole beneath a bull head sketch. Signed in bold black ink `By Roy Campbell, with drawings by Roy & Teresa Campbell´. Annotated at the base of the page `Dear Poet, Forgive me, I forgot to add the autobiographic information on the other envelope.´ Framed in wood and glazed to an overall size of 12 x 9 (30 x 23 cm). VG £250-350It has often been suggested by critics and his own daughters that his support for Franco´s Nationalists during the Spanish Civil War caused him to be blacklisted from modern poetry anthologies.

HESSE HERMANN: (1877-1962) German-born Swiss Poet, Novelist and Painter. Nobel prize in Literature, 1946. T.L.S., H Hesse, two pages, 8vo, Autumn 1958, in German. The attractive 8vo yellow page bearing at the heading a colourful watercolour pen & ink sketch featuring a countryside house. The typed text being a poem by Hesse, entitled “Ein Traum”, `A Dream´ a twenty four verses poem stating `Rooms we cross with fear, Faces we do not recognize, Slowly one after the other, lights become pale..´ Signed in bold dark ink at the base of the poem. VG £600-900The author Christian Schneider wrote on his `Hermann Hesse´ book, `Hesse learnt how to incorporate his writing into his drawings with the ease of a graphic artist, as in the illustration of his poem Ein Traum (A Dream)´.

RIBEIRO LAIS: (1990- ) Brazilian Model. Signed 8 x 10.5 photograph by Ribeiro, the image depicting the model outdoors, kneeling in a nude full length pose. Signed in bold black ink to a clear area of the image, adding a heart sketch immediately beneath her signature. VG £80-100

Thomas Swift Hutton (British, 1865-1935) - 'Sketch for the Dee above Heswall, Cheshire, 1925'Watercolour, signed, titled verso, approx 19x27cm, mounted and framed.

Georg Ehrlich (1897-1966) - 'Study of a Crouching Female'Ink sketch, studio stamp, bears label verso for The Tib Lane Gallery, 14 Tib Lane, Manchester, approx 30x23cm, mounted and framed.

A. F. Ellis (1785-1884) ''Preston Tower'' a heightened pencil sketch and ''Loch Leven Castle'' (a/f) by the same artist together with a fine mid 20th Century etching indistinctly signed R Arthur Rouse? 1946 (3).

19th C pencil and chalk sketch entitled Hampton Church upon Bath signed G Pearson and one other 19C pen and wash rural scene with figures (2)

ROBERT COOPER watercolours and drawings within sketch book - Scottish Highlands landscape with some location titles and many dated 1858, 9.5 x 16cms

CECIL ALDIN sketch - of Mr Pickwick, 18 x 12.5 together with a print of a half timbered pub, 12 x 15cms, reclining terrier dog, 9 x 12cms and feeding hens, 21 x 17cms

EDWARD WORSLEY oil on canvas - maritime scene, single mast fishing boat in rough seas, label verso 'Sea piece sketch for a larger picture', signed verso, 29 x 45cms

DAVID SHEPHERD, LIMITED EDITION PRINT, 18/850, 'WORKING SKETCH FOR A PAINTING OF A TIGER', SIGNED IN PENCIL TO MARGIN, IMAGE SIZE APPROX. 67 X 40 cm

J. Persevil Bronze Sculpture of Kneeling Nude Lady, on rectangular base, 51cms high overall, signed and dated 1996, together with pencil sketch similar. (2)