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James Heseldin (1887-19690 pencil sketch, depicting a windmill, together with a watercolour of 'The Old Hospital, Rye' by Buckman, 1915, framed and glazed

A pencil sketch of a couple chatting over a meal, from The Oppenheim Collection, together with a pen and ink drawing of two sailors and their captain, signed Tom Browne (2)

STUCKEY, various to include engineering sketch of 'Vee reduction box', farmyard scene, sleeping puppy and illustrated 'Divine Love'. 31cm x 25cm and under. From the extensive portfolio of artist Peter J Stuckey. The entire sale featuring watercolours / oils / sketches / inks / prints and other paintings. Known for his studies of planes, ships and cycles, the sale also features graphic design artwork from his time at Westingate House. Stuckey also designed many greetings cards and some packaging (usually for auto spares) His illustrations also featured as technical drawings and blueprints during his long career. POSTAGE; UK £12.99+VAT, EUROPE £15.99+VAT, WORLDWIDE SEE WEBSITE OR CONTACT US FOR QUOTE. COMBINED POSTAGE AVAILABLE.

VICKY: (1913-1966) Vitcor Weisz. German-British Political Cartoonist. An original signed black pen and ink sketch of by Vicky, being a self-portrait in a profile head and shoulders pose. Drawn and signed by Vicky on a sheet of 3.5 x 5 white paper and dated February 1960 in his hand. Together with an A.L.S, Vicky, one page, 4to, London, 22nd February 1960, to Miss Fuller-Shapcott, sending the self-portrait. Some light surface creasing to the letter, otherwise VG, 2

A pencil sketch of the horse Van Tromp by Major General Crealock, with artist’s initials in lower right corner and ink written title across the lower edge, mounted and framed with printed title “Sketch of Van Tromp taken at York in the autumn of 1850 by Major General Hope Crealock 1831-81” inset in lower margin, 17” x 20” overall; with photostat details of Crealock. Good Condition Plate 10

4 hand made and coloured maps of India: “Sketch of the Neighbourhood of Mahé” 1802; “Plan Exhibiting the present partition of the Country dependent on Fort St George and ...the Coast Army” for 1802, 1813, 1818 and 1828, 18” x 22”. Basically GC (some wear and tears to edges)

A collection of 11 cartoons featuring the political life of the Duke of Wellington, reflecting his views on political reform and other issues of the day, and his response to public opinion, from well executed pencil sketch originals, average size 10” x 15”, in a folder. Generally GC (some edge wear and browning)

WWI casualty trio comprising of 1914-15 star war medal and victory medal awarded to '5614 PTE,.R GREEN North'D Fus' with large selection of research material and pencil sketch of Private R Green, killed in action 27/04/17 (with CWGC)

CHAPLIN CHARLES: (1889-1977) English Film Comedian, Academy Award winner. A fine and unusual signed sketch (`C.C´), of his Little Tramp character shoes and cane, to the bottom right corner of a 5.5 x 7.5 photograph of Chaplin. The original silver print photograph, by Mosesco, Nice 1946, depicting the artist in a head and shoulders smiling pose. Chaplin adds an arrow between his initials and the sketch. VG. £800-1200

CHAPLIN CHARLES: (1889-1977) English Film Comedian, Academy Award winner. An excellent signed and inscribed sketch, Charles Chaplin, of his Little Tramp character, one page, 8vo, 20th November 1920. Chaplin adds an arrow beside the sketch and amusingly identifies it `me´. A bold black ink clean example. Borders very slightly trimmed. VG £2000-3000. Chaplin was divorced from his wife Mildred Harris a week before the date of the present sketch and shortly afterwards completed the finishing of The Kid.

OFFENBACH JACQUES: (1819-1880) German-born French Composer. Autograph Musical Manuscript, unsigned, one page, oblong folio (manuscript paper), n.p., n.d. The manuscript comprises two sketches in Offenbach´s hand, the first of six bars in pencil to the top stave, and the second of four bars in black ink to the third stave. The first sketch is penned as a continuation of a starting bar which appears on a partially torn piece which was part of a previous page. Irregularly torn at the base and with some light age wear, about G. £200-300

ACHDÉ: (1961- ) Hervé Darmenton, French comic book Writer and Artist. After the death of Morris, the creator of Lucky Luke , Achdé continued the task of drawing new Lucky Luke stories from 2003 onwards. An excellent signed and inscribed sketch of Lucky Luke, on a folio drawing paper, showing the cartoon hero standing, in the desert, in a profile full length pose, lighting a cigarette. A carefully penned ink sketch, signed and inscribed by Achdé at the foot, to a clear area of the page, dated in his hand 2005. EX £100-120 Lucky Luke is a Belgian comics series created by Belgian Cartoonist Maurice De Bevere, better known as Morris. Set in the American Old West , it stars the titular character, Lucky Luke, the cowboy known to "shoot faster than his shadow".

COCTEAU JEAN: (1889-1963) French Writer, Playwright and Filmmaker. Book signed and inscribed, being a hardback edition of Theatre, French Edition published by Gallimard, Paris, 1948. Signed and inscribed by Cocteau in bold black ink to the half title page `With the French Friendship of Jean Cocteau, to A. Ramuger´. Cocteau has also drawn immediately beneath an attractive sketch portrait, reminding a shining Orpheus. Re bound in half morocco boards. Gilt stamped title to spine and four raised bands. VG £250-350

A boxed child's magnetic Sketch Pad (unused)

A Stamp Collection, mainly loose, to include stamps of the world together with a sketch book and various small unframed watercolours

Elizabeth Hones (20th century): sketch of a dapple grey pony, pastel, signed and dated lower right '97, 44 by 59cm.

ALFRED W DARBY, SIGNED AND DATED 1903 LOWER LEFT, OIL ON BOARD, Inscribed verso"From a sketch taken Aug 23rd 84", 6" x 10"

Sir William Orpen (1878-1931) - a folio of ten small pencil sketches, mainly of his wife Grace, Lady Orpen, and his daughter Mary, on thin sketch paper, together with a study of hands and a gentleman in costume, 20 x 11.5cm each (10)

An Edwardian silver frame with beaded border and leather backing, the circular, convex glass containing a sketch of a seated lady by Sidney Agnew Mercer, Birmingham, 1910, height 15cm, together with a boxed set of six Mappin & Webb teaspoons.

Crayon and Charcoal Sketch of an Elegant Lady Wearing a Hat In The 1920's Style of The Day. Signed W. F. Barber 1922. Frame and Glazed. Size 15 x 20 Inches.

British School, 20th century, 'Tis a very leisurable pose' with another portrait sketch of a lady in a white shirt by the same hand, together with a landscape oil study of a country bridge with ruins in the distance

Circle of Frederick Gore (British, 20th Century) Still life of yellow chrysanthemums in a vase on a table inscribed on the reverse "a sketch for murals of London at night" oil on canvas, unframed 70 x 91cm (27 x 35in) Unframed. Fine weave canvas, unlined. A few small areas of loss to paint layer but generally in good condition.

After Thomas Rowlandson 'Lady seated in a chair' A pencil sketch depicting a lady in brimmed hat reading, framed, 22.5x16cm, together with a red chalk drawing, initialled D.C 1775, depicting a scholar dressed in robes and holding a scroll, framed, 26x22cm (2).

Attributed to W. Savage Cooper, 'Rabbiting' The monochrome sketch depicting figures hunting rabbits, unsigned, framed, 13x19cm.

Local Interest - Stevenson (Robert Louis), Kidnapped: Being Memoirs of the Adventures of David Balfour In the Year 1751, first edition, Cassell & Company, Limited, London 1886, 12mo, viii + 311 + adverts [15], title-page with the Sketch of the Cruise of Brig Covenant [,] And the probable course of David Balfour's Wanderings, inscribed J.B. Marsden-Smedley 1886 [of Lea Green, Matlock, Derbyshire, 1869-30th March, 1959], original cloth boards; with a signed b/w photograph of John Marsden-Smedley taken on his 80th birthday, a later family photograph taken on his 90th birthday with a typed message of thanks for birthday messages received from the workers at the mills, as well as order of service for Smedley's funeral held on April 3rd, 1959 Provenance - gifted to Marjorie Guy (née Hill), John Bertram Marsden-Smedley's private secretary until his death, on the dispersal of the contents and sale of Lea Green, Matlock, and thence by descent to the current vendor.

HARDY, Thomas. Sepia crayon portrait after (perhaps by) Augustus John, apparently a preliminary sketch for his 1923 portrait, 15” by 11”, signed by Hardy at bottom right, framed and glazed.

EDWARDS, Lionel. My Hunting Sketch Book. [Coloured plates, drawings.] Eyre and Spottiswoode, 1928-30, 2 vols. 4to, cloth. SNAFFLES. ‘Osses and Obstacles. [Illus.] Collins, 1935, 4to, cloth. (3)

THORBURN, A. A Naturalist's Sketch Book. With sixty plates. Longmans, 1919, cloth.

Thijs Mauve (1915-1996) Oil on Board, 'Cottage in Woodland', signed and dated Sept., '95. Biography Thijs Mauve [1915-1996] Dutch School. Painter, wood engraver; graphic designer and book illustrator. Born in Scheveningen, from a family of famous Dutch artists, Anton Mauve being his grandfather. Studied in The Hague and Amsterdam. Lived in Lunteren from 1943 until he moved to Milton Combe near Yelverton in 1979. He visited many countries, notably Texas USA., Australia, Greece, Italy and Kenya. These places feature in his many interesting sketch books. His studies of Devon and the Cornish tin mines are spontaneous and well observed. From an earlier traditional approach to painting, the viewer can observe from looking at his later work, an interest in abstraction was developing. This small collection gives a chance to reappraise a somewhat neglected professional artist work; an artist who was descended from a long line of distinguished Dutch painters.

Three 'Moon Landing' Newspapers From 1969, Los Angeles Times 30/7/1969, Daily Sketch 21/7/1969 & Sun 21/7/1969. Ex. condition.

A Collection of Books Religious And Other Interest. A Compendious Catechism of Ecclesiastical History. Nath Joseph Burton. Dublin. The Scale of Men's Preecedence in Ireland. Ulsters Office, Belfast. Buying A Gun A Farcical Sketch. Harry Grattan. Samual French Ltd. London: 1923. The Sign of the Times. Democracy and The Brotherhood of Nations. London: 1866. Our Lady of Good Counsel. Dublin: James Duffy and Sons. 1885. Examination for The Biblical Greek Prizes. George Sidney Smith D.D. Dublin: 1865. Account of Sir Arthur Chichester by Sir Arthur Fortescue. Lord Clermont. London: 1858. An Apostrophe To The Spiritual Sons And Daughters of Saint Patrick. Dublin: Circa 1880. History Of The Parish Of Derrykeighan. Thomas Camac. Old Times In The Barony. Rev. John S.Conmee. Dublin: Catholic Truth Society of Ireland. The Bishops Pastoral. Tradition Regarding St Patrick. Maelseachlainn. 1961. The Circulation of the Douay Bible In Ireland. Charles Eason. M.A. Dublin. 1931. The Bill of Fare of A Luncheon to Celebrate The Tercentenary of the birth of Dr. Jonathan Swift. Dublin: 1967. Arrears Of Rent (Ireland) Act, 1882. Dublin: Alex Thom. 1882. The Blind Alley. Some Aspects of Juvenille. Employment in Ireland. Ireland and Medieval Europe. Robin Flower. John Rhys Memorial Lecture. 1927. A Reply to Mr. Richard Gardiners Answer to A Narrative. James Poole. 1805. Outlines of Irish History for the Prepartory Grade. Dublin: M.H Gill. Rescued: Miss Patience Hope Discovers The Soupers. E.F Kelly Fragments That Remain. Alec Wilson. An Teagasg Criostaige Gearr. M.H Gill. 1907. (23).

A North African Scene Watercolour, with indistinct signature l.r. R. M**.., and having a Victor Waddington label verso, together with an Oil on Canvas 'Garden Pond', monogrammed MJS, a Jen Gallagher pencil sketch of a homestead and 2 further (5).

A 19th century gilt framed oil on board: Castle on hill top with river and building below together with a 19th century pen and ink sketch: Farm buildings.

Augustus John (attrib.): orange crayon sketch on paper; naked figure (bares type written paper label to reverse): ''Artist Augustus John, Fryern Court, near Fordingbridge, Hants.'' Title: Portrait of boy. Not for sale.

Victor Noble Rainbird (1888 - 1936), pencil and watercolour sketch - fleeing refugees, signed and indistinctly inscribed, in glazed frame, 10.5cm x 18cm CONDITION REPORT Size including picture frame 29.5 x 19.5cm

*John Minton (1917 - 1957), pen and ink sketch - portrait of a young man, in glazed gilt frame, 37cm x 27cm, together with two volumes A Commemorative Exhibition John Minton 1967 and Dance till the Stars Come Down, A Biography of John Minton by Frances Spalding. Provenance: Mercury Gallery label verso dated 26.11.1972 purchased by Keith Lichtenstein. Christies 20th December 1974 purchased by Peter Moldon for 80 guineas - also included are Moldon's notes regarding the study and suggesting the sitter could be Minton's lover Ricky Stride

*Keith Vaughan (1912 - 1977), pencil sketch - seated figure, in glazed frame, 31.5cm x 23.5cm. Provenance: Agnews label verso, purchased by Peter Moldon Bonhams Knightsbridge, Modern Pictures Sale 25th September 2007 - receipt attached, together with various handwritten notes by Moldon

Robert Stewart Sherriffs (1906 - 1960), pen and ink illustration - Margaret Rutherford, published in The Sketch 15th June 1938 (copy attached), signed, in glazed frame, 31cm x 23cm. Provenance: Purchased from The Rae-Smith Gallery 2004 - related paperwork attached

*Jean Cocteau (1889 - 1963), pen and ink sketch on the pages of 'Le Grand Ecart' - depicting a male nude carrying a book and inscribed 'à René Gimpel Son Viel ami', the facing page signed and dated 1923 and inscribed Nice, in glazed gilt frame, each page 17cm x 10cm. Provenance: Purchased Sotheby's 25th May 1977 for £68 - original bidding slip included, together with a page of notes by Peter Moldon

John Hayter (1800 - 1895), pencil and watercolour sketch - coastal landscape, inscribed Oct. 21, 1841 - My Birthday, signed, in glazed frame, bearing Colnaghi & Co. label verso, 15.5cm x 19cm

Theodore Blake Wirgman (1848 - 1925), pencil sketch - sailor at the wheel, bearing Christopher Wood Gallery label verso, in glazed gilt frame, 19.5cm x 11cm. Provenance: Purchased Christie's Sale 28th February 2007

A pastel sketch, attributed to Percy Horton, continental farmstead

A charcoal sketch, Herbert R Sander, portrait study, signed and attributed en verso, dated '49 Hanover

Reeves, Richard Stone and Robinson Patrick "Decade of Champions, the greatest years in the history of thoroughbred racing 1970-1980", large oblong folio 1980, numerous illustrations, dust jacket "Classic Lines - a gallery of the great thoroughbreds", large folio, numerous illustrations A sketch watercolour of horses going down to the start, assorted volumes on various subjects including history, etc. (2 boxes)

GEORGE SNOW A comic sketch, Eagle Comics Dan Dare and his arch nemesis "The Mekon", acrylic on canvas, 100cm by 160cm

MICK DAY View of Bamboo Lounge, pencil sketch, 18cm x 14cm

A charcoal on paper sketch of a seated male nude, 37.5 x 24.5cm, together with a small acrylic on canvas, and a print (3)

WHITE STAR LINE COLONIAL SERVICE PASSENGER LIST FOR TWIN SCREW STEAMER "AFRIC", 11,948 TONS, SAILING FROM LIVERPOOL, MARCH 14 1907. EPHMERA COMPRISING FACSMILIES OF C18th & C19th NEWSPAPERS, THREE DAILY SKETCH NEWSPAPERS RELATING TO THE FIRST APOLLO MOON LANDING MONDAY JULY 21 1969 AND TUESDAY 22. DER WELT SPIEGEL 19 JULY 1908. MAKEPEAC'E RAILWAY GUIDE, NOVEMBER 1918 AND OVER 50 KENSITAS FLOWERS. ALSO A LEATHER SUITCASE (L: 56 cm)

VICKY: (1913-1966) Vitcor Weisz. German-British Political Cartoonist. An original signed black pen and ink sketch of by Vicky, being a self-portrait in a profile head and shoulders pose. Drawn and signed by Vicky on a sheet of 3.5 x 5 white paper and dated February 1960 in his hand. Together with an A.L.S, Vicky, one page, 4to, London, 22nd February 1960, to Miss Fuller-Shapcott, sending the self-portrait. Some light surface creasing to the letter, otherwise VG, 2

ALI MUHAMMAD: (1942- ) American Boxer, World Heavyweight Champion. A good signed and inscribed First Day Cover issued by the Daily Sketch and bearing their printed address in the upper left corner. With an England Winners World Cup 1966 postage stamp affixed and post marked at London, 18th August 1966. Signed and inscribed by Ali in bold blue ink across a clear area of the centre, 'To Jim, Love, Muhammad Ali', with an additional note in his hand beneath, 'Thank you for taking the time to write me'. Ali has also drawn a doodle of a smiling face and added the date, 16th August 1984, in his hand beneath his note. About EX

English School, early 20th century, sketch of a landscape, watercolour, framed and glazed, image is 43cm x 57cm

Edward William Cooke (1811-1880), Three marine sketches and four figure studies framed as one, together with a marine sketch attributed to Clarkson Stanfield, two pencil studies of ships at Portsmouth and Spithead attributed to Oldfield Bowles and another marine sketch, sizes vary. -8

Early 19th Century sketch book sparsely filled with sketches of ships, ensigns and figures, including some engravings, and three pupil workbooks.

SELECTION OF PRINTS, PICTURES AND ETCHINGS including loose etchings, a framed print of people praying, an ink sketch of a society beauty, a small framed photograph of fishing boats etc.

Personal Photograph Albums of Sir John Spencer Login (1809-1863) and the Login Family with Interest of Maharajah Duleep Singh (1838-1893), the albums contain mostly black and white photographs of various subjects of gentry from the early 1850's period. One album starts with an original picture of Maharajah Duleep Singh, the last Maharajah of the Sikh Empire, taken whilst a guest of Queen Victoria at Obsorne House. Some images taken at Castle Menzies which the Login family leased for Maharajah Duleep Singh. Towards the back of one of the albums is a sketch which is said to be the Maharajahs first drawing of Mussoorie 1853. Also images of a young King Edward VII when he was Prince of Wales and Prince Alfred. One album contains mostly pressed flowers collected in the 1850's in Scotland. The last album in the group dates from the 1860's and consists of a number of CDV images of the Login family and other members of the gentry of the period. An interesting very early Victorian photograph album. (over 240 photographs in the four albums)

A Royal Doulton group, The Perfect Pair, HN581, and another figure, Sketch Girl, model number 444 (a.f.) (2) Condition report Report by RB Sketch Girl: broken in half, and other sections, crudely glued, with a few chips missing around the back, her head has also been off and crudely glued. The Perfect Pair: no visible cracks, repair or restoration.

Joseph E Southall, a sketch of Changing The Letter, watercolour, initialled and dated 1907, 25 x 16 cm See illustration Note: The Painting of Changing The Letter resides in the City of Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery.

Attributed to W J Muller, sheep grazing by a stream, watercolour attributed to mount, 17 x 24 cm, together with a pencil sketch fishing boat on a beach by another hand (2) CONDITION REPORT: Yellowing and slight foxing to the first, yellow and slight crease to the second

John Burgess, 'Holy Trinity Stratford Upon Avon', attributed verso, pencil sketch heightened in white, 17.5 x 26 cm CONDITION REPORT: Good

Patrick Barclay Original Sepia Pencil Sketch, depicting a boy, signed and dated bottom right, approx 31 x 26 cms