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Four Royal Worcester Dessert Plates, each painted with a still life of fruit by F Roberts, within gilt gadrooned and shell scroll border, each side "F Roberts", printed marks in gilding, date cypher for 1924, each numbered in gilding "13", "14", "15" and "16", gilt lined footrims, each 28.5cm high
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A Royal Worcester Fruit Painted Vase, by Peter Platt, short trumpet neck and double leaf scroll handles, the ovoid body painted with a still life of apples, blackberries, cherries and peaches, signed above a waisted socle and square shaped base, all picked out in gilding, printed marks in black, pattern no. "1969", 31cm high
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Gerald Cooper (1898-1975) Still Life of Summer Flowers including Hollyhocks and Poppies, contained within a Glass Vase upon a Marble Plinth, Signed and dated "1945", oil on canvas, 61cm by 51cm (24in by 20in) *Provenance. With Walker Gallery Ltd, Harrogate The picture is sold with some biographical details on the artist originally produced by Walker Galleries Ltd
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Stuart Armfield (1916-2000) "The Catch", a Still Life of Fish, a Fishermen's Float and a Road with the Sea and a Fishing Boat in the Distance, Signed, also inscribed with the title of the work, the artist's name and his address verso, tempera on canvas board, 40.5cm by 50.5cm (16in by 19 3/4in)
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R...Harrington (1800-1882) Still Life of a Fish, Rod and Reel on a River Bank, possibly a Rainbow Trout. Inscribed with the artist's name by a later hand on the reverse of the frame, oil on board, 15cm by 30.5cm (6in by 12in) *R.Harrington came from Carlisle and was a pupil of Abraham Cooper. He generally painted portraits of horses, cattle and poultry and some of his works were engraved by Charles Hunt, others were lithographed by Thomas Fairland but all were published by R.Harrington of Carlisle, presumably himself. His work appears to be of some quality with good landscape backgrounds painted behind the animals, although a little nave. His does not appear to have exhibited
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