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Lot 491
French School, late 19th/early 20th century- Floral still life; oil on canvas, 55.5x40cm CONDITION REPORT: oil on linen canvas in a gilt composition moulding frame with linen slip our opinion is that it has been re-lined the edges of the canvas and stretcher are covered in brown paper is on the original wooden stretcher with manufacturer's stamp horizontal cross brace member of the stretcher is bowed and taught no visible repairs, tears or holes to the canvas there is crazing to the paint surface overall some of this crazing is raised and there is wear to the pigment on the high points, particularly in the background and shadows under inspection with UV lamp there is evidence of retouching top left corner, top centre, in the centre and lower centre right, much of this retouching is in the areas of shadow otherwise in overall good condition
Lot 313
Henry Samuel Merritt, Still Life of flowers on a chair, oil on canvas, 50 x 40cms. Footnote: Henry Samuel Merritt (1884-1963) exhibited at the Royal Academy before and after World War II, he was commissioned as a war artist to make sketches of ruins of London after bombing raids, several of which were subsequently sold to the authorities of the Inner Temple and the The Imperial War Museum. Merritt's work was featured in a booklet with an introduction by Stephen Spender, "Air Raids, War Pictures by British Artists", Second Series 1943. Lots 315, 319, 320, 321, 322, 348 included in this sale are from the sale family collection.
Lot 188
Lombard School, Circa 1700. A Pair of Large Still Life Oils on Canvas. One depicting a basket of fungi, chestnuts & fruit on a ledge with a jug of flowers to one side, a sliced melon and a small frog in the foreground. The other with carp in foreground beside a naively painted cat & dog, a plate of figs and basket cascading pears & cherries with small birds flitting above, 29 ins x 38 ins (75 cms x 98 cms). The moulded frames sponged with green marbling, 33 ins x 42 ins (84 cms x 107 cms) inclusive.*
Lot 9
ABRAHAM MANIEVICH (1883-1942), RUSSIAN/AMERICAN IN A SUMMER GARDEN Oil on canvas; signed in Latin lower right 31.75"" x 34"" — 80.6 x 86.4 cm. Provenance: Ex. Coll. Dr. Joseph Stern, Montreal; His estate in the early 1950’s; By descent to his wife Ada; Gifted to her brother, Jack Druckman in the 1970’s; Gifted by Jack Druckman to Dr. Joseph Stern’s niece, the present Private Collection, Montreal Literature: Peter Falk, “Who Was Who in American Art,” Vol. II, p. 2171-2172 Note: Peter Falk cites Abraham Manievich’s birth date as 1881. Born in Mstislavl, Mogilev, Russia, he emigrated to the US in 1922. Manievich, painted in a bold Fauvist style. His Russian period works date from 1902 to 1921. After settling in the Bronx in New York where he died, he travelled extensively walking many miles painting regional scenes in industrial Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, villages along the Hudson River and in Connecticut, and winter scenes in Canada. Dr. Stern befriended Manievich during his visits to Montreal, Quebec and acquired this important landscape and the following oil, lot 10 in this sale: a double-sided canvas depicting a lyrical still life of flowers with brilliant colouring on the front and a landscape verso. In the US, Manievich exhibited both his Russian and American landscapes. This large canvas and the following lot 10, have remained in Dr. Stern’s family ever since their acquisition direct from the artist prior to the 1950’s.
Lot 15
MAX SCHODL (1834-1921), AUSTRIAN STILL LIFE WITH CLOISONNE VASE, CLOCK AND POKAL; STILL LIFE WITH SATSUMA AND CLOISONNE VASES Two oils on board; each signed and dated, the former, signed and dated 1899 upper right, the latter, signed and dated 1913 upper left Each 12.5"" x 9.5"" — 31.8 x 24.1 cm.
Lot 881
BOX OF WHISKY BOOKS Included are : The Schweppes Guide to Scotch by Philip Morrice; 2 x Definite Guide to Buying Vintage Macallan 1st Edition.; 2 x Michael Jackson`s Malt Whisky Companion 5th Edition.; Michael Jackson`s Malt Whisky Companion 4th Edition; 25 Years of the MIni Bottle Club foreword by Jim Murray; Michael Jackson`s Malt Whisky Companion; Need to Know? Whiskies by Dominic Roskow; The Single Malt Whisky Companion by Helen Arthur; The Malt Whisky File by John Lamond and Robin Tucek; Scotland`s Malt Whiskies by John Wilson; Whisky in your Pocket by Wallace Milroy and Neil Wilson; Collecting Malt Whisky 2003 by Martin Green and Malcolm Greenwood; Scotch in Miniature by Alan Keegan; Michael Jackson`s Malt Whisky Companion; Scotch Whisky Questions and Answers; Rare Scotch Whisky Miniatures by David L. Maund and Mike Barbakoff; The Whisky Smugglers by Steve Sillett; Wallace Milroy`s MAlt Whisky Almanac 4th Edition; Scotch in Miniature by Alan Keegan; Let`s Collect Scotch Whisky; Collins Gem Guide to Whisky; Collins Gem Whisky; A Century of Whisky by Gavin Smith; Still Life with Bottle, Whisky According to Ralph Steadman; The Scotch Whisky Book by Mark Skipworth; Westcott Price Guide to Advertising Water Jugs. Viewing recommended. Good condition
Lot 110
"‡JOHN LAVERS WHEATLEY (1888-1970), Poole Harbour, watercolour heightened with white, and inscribed as title on an exhibition label verso 7 x 11in (17.8 x 27.9cm). Exhibited: Contemporary Exhibition, Nov 1939, with Thomas Agnew & Sons, London. Sold with a selection of other drawings and watercolours by the artist, subjects include Wandsworth Bridge; Abergavenny; Head of a Woman; an etching by Wheatley titled ‘Mother and Child No. 1’; a watercolour depicting a Still Life, and two pencil sketches by the artist’s wife Edith Grace Wheatley are also included with this lot. Provenance: The artist’s family; thence to the present vendor"
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