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Lot 23
CHARLES AUBREY (1811-1877) A Large Albumen Print of Flowers, c.1860-1869, a still life typical of this period, signed in the negative, image 36cm x 26.5cm, minor losses at edges, all but in one corner concealed by the mount, mount 65cm x 53.5cm You can download the PDF catalogue for free here: catalogue download
Lot 25
THOMAS RICHARD WILLIAMS (1824-1871) and others, Four Early Stereo Views c.1855, albumen stereoviews, 'Dead Game' and 'Beautiful in Death' by T R Williams, label verso 'Carpenter and Westly Opticians 24 Regent St London' Note: The above also appear in the London Stereoscopic Company first series attributed to Williams; with two stereoviews by the London Stereoscopic Company, Group of Workmen and Still Life Skeleton Leaves, both with LSC blindstamp, all cards 17.5cm x 8.2cmYou can download the PDF catalogue for free here: catalogue download
Lot 84
ARTHUR J LEESON, A Collection of Early Quarter-Plate Autochromes, six still life studies by Leeson, subjects including flowers, antique silver and porcelain and a Japanese cloisonne vase, one inscribed 'Branch of Pears, A J Leeson'. Biographical Note: Arthur Leeson was secretary of the Birmingham Photographic Society in the early years of the 20th century, He was an RPS exhibitor of autochromes from 1910 to 1913. He also exhibited with the Edinburgh Photographic Society and won a medal in 1914 for his autochrome 'Foxgloves'
Lot 679
Attributed to Joseph Mordecai (b.1860, fl. 1873-1899) - Still Life of flowers in a stone urn, also a companion, inscribed with the artist name and biographical details which include his exhibition dates, taken from The Dictionary of Victorian Painters by Christopher Wood, each 17" x 12.5" (pair) - ** Both pictures are contained within veneered maple wood frames with inner gilt slips
Lot 715
•James Noble (1919-1989) - 'Dahlias and Honesty In An Earthenware Mug', signed, also inscribed on a partial label verso, oil on canvas, 10" x 8" - *Provenance with E. Stacy Marks Ltd. 120-122 Terminus Road, Eastbourne, Sussex, stock no. N547 25 November 1974 - *The artist was best known for his floral still life pictures and his technique and influence were inspired by the work of the 17th century Dutch and Flemish painters such as Ambrosius Bosschert The Elder, Roelandt Savery and Jan Brueghel. The artist died in 1989 in Norwich
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