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Lot 403
ALEXANDER FRASER, THE YOUNGER RSA (SCOTTISH 1827-1899), ON THE FALLOCH NEAR INVERARNAN , LOOKING NORTH oil on canvas, signed, inscribed verso, dated Sept 1860 30cm x 45cm Framed. Note: Inverarnan is located by the river Falloch at the south end of Glen Falloch, near the head of Loch Lomond. The village largely developed servicing the growing needs of steamboat activity and business in the 19th century. Today it is a popular place to stop while visiting the local beauty spots, such as the Falls of Falloch or walking The West Highland Way. There are also a number of heritage sites near the village including a double stone circle and an ancient boundary stone, Clach nam Breatann or ‘Stone of the Britons’. This stone marked the junction between the three ancient kingdoms: Pictland, to the east, Strathclyde, to the south and Dal Riata, to the north west. Fraser’s childhood interest in painting was nurtured by his father Alexander George Fraser, an able amateur artist, who gave him elementary tuition. He enrolled at the Trustees’ Academy in Edinburgh, supplementing his studies by attendance at the life school of the Royal Scottish Academy (RSA). By the early 1850s he had abandoned Scottish genre and devoted himself exclusively to landscape. Fraser was among the first Scottish painters to work en plein air direct from nature. He was a good friend of Samuel Bough and Horatio McCulloch. After a time spent working in England, he returned to Edinburgh where he enjoyed most recognition as annual exhibitor at the RSA from 1847, and was a frequent exhibitor at the Royal Glasgow Institute of the Fine Arts from 1861 until his death in 1899. Sixty-five of Fraser's paintings are held in UK public collections including: Glasgow Museums, The National Galleries of Scotland, The Hunterian, Dundee Museums, Paisley Art Institute, Sheffield Museums, Kirkcaldy Museums, The RSA, Hospitalfield, Rozelle House, Perth & Kinross and The City Art Centre (Edinburgh).
Lot 200A
RUBY, PINK SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND RING, the oval Burmese ruby with accompanying WGI report number WGI9624116805 stating the stone to be 2.11 carats, colour red, clarity 'included,' with no indication of heat treatment, flanked by curved sections set with round brilliant cut diamonds and calibre cut heat treated pink sapphires, marked 14k, size L, 3.6g
Lot 140A
FANCY ORANGE BROWN DIAMOND RING, the central round brilliant cut stone of approximately 1.64 carats, with accompanying WGI report number WGI9624116886 stating colour grade fancy orange brown with evidence of heat treatment, clarity grade I2, within a diamond halo, on diamond shoulders, the diamonds totalling a further approximate 0.36 carats, marked 14k and 585, size L 1/2, 3g
Lot 544
A 1960'S EMERALD AND DIAMOND EARRINGS AND MATCHING PENDANT, the pendant with pear shaped drop emerald surrounded by brilliant cut diamonds with two stone brilliant cut diamond top, earrings of the same design, approx total weight of emerald 6.5 carat, diamonds approx 4 carats, H-I vs clarity in good condition overall 5.6g.
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