Mallams Oxford - Wednesday, 23 May, 2012

20th Century Art & Design

Studio Pottery

Lot 1: Sebastian Blackie (British, b.1949)
Bowl, with uneven rim, 9 1/4" across.

Provenance:
with The Oxford Gallery where purchased by the current vendor in 1981. £ 50 - 100
Lot 2: Sebastian Blackie (British, b.1949)
A large vessel, with uneven rim and faceted base, 11" across, approximately 10 1/2" high.

Provenance:
with The Oxford Gallery where purchased by the current vendor in 1981. £ 80 - 120
Lot 3: Henry Pim (British, b.1947)
A sculptural vessel, cover and stand, impressed motifs and twisted handles, incised signature, 18 1/2" high.

Provenance:
with The Oxford Gallery where purchased by the current vendor in 1981. £ 100 - 200
Lot 4: David Lloyd Jones (British, 1928-1994)
A large stoneware jug with tenmoku glaze, impressed potter's seal, 16" high. £ 100 - 200
Lot 5: Derek Emms (British, 1929-2004)
A bowl decorated with band of flowers and leaves in green, painted mark, 9 1/4" diameter. £ 80 - 120
Lot 6: David Leach (British, 1911-2005)
A Lowerdown pottery stoneware teapot and cover, painted floral motif, with cane handle, impressed potter's and pottery seals, 7 1/2" across. £ 70 - 100
Lot 7: Sara Robertson (British, b.1957)
'Open hearted they put their cards on the table', moulded wall piece/bowl in the shape of a heart, signed, 15 1/2" across. £ 80 - 120
Lot 8: Michael & Barbara Hawkins (British, 20th Century)
A 'John Dory' stoneware pedestal bowl, impressed potters' seal, 10 1/2" diameter, 8 1/4" high. £ 80 - 120
Lot 9: Walter Keeler (British, b.1942)
An earthenware serving dish, 1999, in green and yellow 'Whieldon' glaze, impressed potter's seal, 9" across, 5" high.

Illustrated:
Emmanuel Cooper and Amanda Fielding, Walter Keeler, The Gallery Ruthin Craft Centre, 2004, p.52 for a comparable example of this form.

Provenance:
with Contemporary Applied Arts, London. £ 150 - 250
Lot 10: John Maltby (British, b.1936)
A stoneware square dish painted with cross and flower abstract design, with moulded border, painted signature, 11 3/4" x 11 3/4".

Provenance:
with The Oxford Gallery, Oxford and purchased by the current vendor in 1986. £ 200 - 400
Lot 11: Ian Godfrey (British, 1942-1992)
Bird teapot, 1987-88, stoneware with white glaze, 4" high.

Exhibited:
Galerie Besson, London, Ian Godfrey-A Celebration, March 1993.

Provenance:
with Galerie Besson, London where purchased by the present owner in 1993. £ 150 - 250
Lot 12: Esias Bosch (South African, b.1923)
A Winchcombe Pottery earthenware jug, circa 1951-52, incised tree motifs, impressed potter's and pottery seal, 6 1/4" high. £ 30 - 50
Lot 13: Audrey Blackman (British, 1907-1990)
Two children with a monkey eating a banana, 1963, signed and dated, rolled porcelain, 5 1/2" across. £ 50 - 100
Lot 14: Jonathan Chiswell Jones (British, b.1944)
A 'Dragonflies and Leaves' lustre bowl, monogrammed and numbered 4936, 8" diameter. £ 80 - 120
Lot 15: Jonathan Chiswell Jones (British, b.1944)
A 'Dragonflies and Berries' lustre bowl, monogrammed and numbered 5019, 8 1/2" diameter. £ 100 - 150
Lot 16: Jonathan Chiswell Jones (British, b.1944)
A 'Sunflower' lustre charger, monogrammed and numbered 3959, 13 3/4" diameter. £ 180 - 220
Lot 17: Jonathan Chiswell Jones (British, b.1944)
A 'Fish & Seaweed' lustre baluster vase, monogrammed and numbered 5049, 8 1/2" high. £ 120 - 180
Lot 18: Jonathan Chiswell Jones (British, b.1944)
A 'Pomegranates' lustre vase, monogrammed and numbered 3959, 9 1/2" high. £ 200 - 300
Lot 19: David Roberts (British, b.1947)
A raku baluster vase, small loop handles, 15 1/2" high. £ 300 - 500
Lot 20: Kyoko Sasaki (Japanese, Contemporary)
A large vessel, with horizontal and vertical fission, mixed clays, 16" high. £ 80 - 120
Lot 21: Aldermaston Pottery
An earthenware bowl, decorated with blue and brown abstract motifs, possibly Caiger-Smith, painted monogramed, 13" diameter. £ 100 - 200
Lot 22: Jane Hamlyn (British, b.1940)
A stoneware slanting empty vessel, impressed potter's seal, 7 1/4" high. £ 50 - 100
Lot 23: Jane Hamlyn (British, b.1940)
A stoneware salt glazed milk jug, impressed potter's seal, 7 1/4" across. £ 30 - 50
Lot 24: Jane Hamlyn (British, b.1940)
A stoneware dish with wavy rim, impressed potter's seal, 14" across. £ 40 - 70
Lot 25: Bernard Forrester (British, 1908-1990)
An unomi tea bowl, with incised and painted decoration, painted initials, 3 1/2" high. £ 40 - 70
Lot 26: Robert Tinnyunt (Burmese, b.1940)
A stoneware vase of baluster form, painted willow tree decoration, impressed seal, 7 3/4" high, a St. Ives earthenware dish, with tree motif to the centre, impressed St. Ives seal, 6" diameter and two William Plumptre (b.1959) stoneware bowls, each 5 1/2" across (4). £ 30 - 60
Lot 27: Quentin Bell (British, 1910-1996)
A Fulham Pottery blue bowl painted with flowers, inscribed signature and pottery, 5 3/4" diameter and two further Quentin Bell Fulham Pottery dishes, each signed, 7" diameter and 6" diameter (3). £ 100 - 200
Lot 28: Katharine Pleydell-Bouverie (British, 1895-1985)
A stoneware bowl in crackled celadon ash glaze, incised wavy comb band, impressed potter's seal, 5 1/2" diameter. £ 200 - 300
Lot 29: Sally Dawson (Canadian, b.1927)
A porcelain teapot and cover, with fine crackle glaze, cane handle, impressed potter's seal, 7 3/4" high including handle. £ 80 - 120
Lot 30: Alan Caiger Smith (British, b.1930)
An Aldermaston Pottery pedestal bowl, 1977, abstact motifs, painted monogram and date cypher, 7 3/4" diameter, 6 3/4" high. £ 40 - 70
Lot 31: Alan Caiger-Smith (British, b.1930)
A large Aldermaston Pottery conical bowl, 1979, the exterior with chequered foliate decoration, the interior with calligraphic scrolls, in gold and red lustres, painted potter's monogram and date cypher, 17 1/2" diameter, 7" high (restored). £ 200 - 400
Lot 32: Alan Caiger-Smith (British, b.1930)
A pair of Aldermaston Pottery candlesticks, in red lustre, painted potter's monogram, 13" high. £ 150 - 250
Lot 33: Michael Cardew (1901-1983)
A Winchcombe Pottery earthenware wall pocket, with incised decoration and dark treacle glaze, impressed potter's and pottery seals, 9" high. £ 200 - 300
Lot 34: John Maltby (British, b.1936)
A square stoneware stand, with cross and circle motifs, impressed potter's seal, 7 3/4" across (repaired). £ 100 - 200
Lot 35: Attributed to Bernard Leach (British, 1887-1979)
A shallow oblong moulded dish in agated clay, with onion seller design, circa 1952, impressed St. Ives seal, 9 3/4" x 13".

This dish was probably made in the light of a planned trip to the US and Japan by Leach, as part of a large group of slipware prepared by David Leach for his father to decorate, to meet expected demand in Japan. None of this group - now mostly held in Japan - bear Bernard Leach monograms/seal. £ 500 - 700
Lot 36: Anne Vallade (British, 20th Century)
A large stoneware Grecian head vase, painted initials and paper label, 13" high. £ 50 - 80
Lot 37: Antoina Salmon (British, b.1959)
A smoke fired bowl, with wide incised rim, impressed potter's mark, 9" across. £ 50 - 80
Lot 38: Betty Blandino (British, 1927-2011)
A coiled stoneware vessel, impressed potter's seal, 10 1/2" high. £ 80 - 120
Lot 39: A studio pottery stoneware tenmoku glazed bulbous vase, possibly Michael Casson or Michael Cardew, impressed 'MC' potter's seal, 9 1/2" high, 9 1/2" across. £ 30 - 60
Lot 40: Steve Harrison (British, b.1967)
A large salt glazed stone ware jug, 1993, impressed potter's seal and date, 14 3/4" high.

Provenance:
This was made for Steve Harrison's final show at the Royal College of Art in 1993. £ 80 - 120
Lot 41: Christopher Lewis (British, b.1951)
A monumental South Heighton Pottery stoneware pot and cover, with three loop handles, decorated with cranes amongst grasses, 27 1/2" high.

Provenance:
Purchased directly from the artist at South Heighton Pottery ten years ago. £ 300 - 400
Lot 42: Gugong Bong (Nigerian, 20th Century)
An Abuja stoneware jug, with motif decoration to the body, inscribed initials and numbered 505, 7" high. £ 70 - 100

The Henry Sandon Collection of Studio Pottery

Lot 43: A C H Brannum of Barum puzzle jug, 1898, decorated with fish within a roundel and inscription, incised signature and dated, 6" high

Provenance:
The Henry Sandon Collection. £ 60 - 100
Lot 44: A Della Robbia art pottery jug, with incised floral motif design, incised ship mark and initials 'A.Ds.', 4 1/2" high.

Provenance:
The Henry Sandon Collection. £ 40 - 60
Lot 45: A Castle Hedingham mask jug, made by Edward Bingham. with grotesque lip, moulded 'Fine Ale c.1723' to the body, pottery stamp and incised initials, 7 1/4" high.

Provenance:
The Henry Sandon Collection. £ 50 - 100
Lot 46: An unusual Doulton Lambeth salt glazed stoneware 'Tigerware' jug, circa 1875, impressed marks and numbered 723, 6 1/2" high.

Provenance:
The Henry Sandon Collection. £ 60 - 100
Lot 47: A Martin Brothers amophora vase, 1888, in the classical taste with incised foliate decoration, incised '4-1888, R. W. Martin & Bros, London & Southall', 7 1/2" high (restored).

Provenance:
The Henry Sandon Collection. £ 60 - 100
Lot 48: Manner of Martin Brothers rare trial gourd vase, in blue glaze, incised 'N VI', 2 3/4" high.

Provenance:
The Henry Sandon Collection.

*Ammended* £ 50 - 100
Lot 49: A Cobridge stoneware high-fired vase, mottle green on red glaze, impressed factory marks, 8 1/4" high.

Provenance:
The Henry Sandon Collection. £ 80 - 120
Lot 50: A Cobridge stoneware lamp base, with running blue, white and cream glaze, impressed mark, 10" high.

Provenance:
The Henry Sandon Collection. £ 100 - 200
Lot 51: A Moorcroft table lamp, tube lined orange flower decoration, on wooden base, 9 1/2" high.

Provenance:
The Henry Sandon Collection. £ 100 - 200
Lot 52: Michael Cardew (British, 1901-1983)
An early Winchcombe Pottery earthenware pot, cream slip, with incised sun motifs, impressed potter's and pottery seals, 3 1/4" high, 3 1/4" across.

Provenance:
The Henry Sandon Collection. £ 80 - 120
Lot 53: Attributed to Michael Cardew (British, 1901-1983)
An early Winchcombe Pottery slipware dish, 1920s/1930s, in course clay, white trailing on dark brown, impressed pottery seal, 11" x 8".

Provenance:
The Henry Sandon Collection. £ 50 - 100
Lot 54: Winchcombe Pottery
Two rectangular baking dishes with pie crust rims, one of Guitar design on yellow glaze, impressed rare combined 'WP' and 'CMH' seal, the other with serpentine design on green glaze, impressed pottery seal, each 10" x 6 3/4" (2).

Provenance:
The Henry Sandon Collection. £ 40 - 80
Lot 55: Attributed to Michael Cardew (British, 1901-1983)
Two early Winchcombe Pottery plates, one in trailed cream on brown slip, the other sgraffito with a meander design, impressed pottery seal, 7 1/2" and 9" diameter respectively and a Michael Cardew Abuja stoneware plate with meander design, impressed potter's and pottery seal, 8 1/2" diameter (the latter repaired) (3).

Provenance:
The Henry Sandon Collection. £ 50 - 100
Lot 56: Michael Cardew (British, 1901-1983)
An early Winchcombe Pottery ovoid vase, circa 1935, incised whorls and line decoration on a dark glaze, impressed potter's and pottery seals, 10" high.

Provenance:
The Henry Sandon Collection. £ 400 - 600
Lot 57: Michael Cardew (British, 1901-1983)
A large Abuja stoneware bowl, with ribbed and radiating design, impressed potter's and pottery seals, 15" diameter.

Provenance:
The Henry Sandon Collection. £ 400 - 600
Lot 58: Sidney Tustin (British, 1913-2005)
A Winchcombe Pottery five piece cruet set, painted brown swirl design on cream glaze, comprising vinegar jug and stopper, mustard pot and cover, salt, pepper and small dish, and another associated pepper pot, the vinegar jug 5" high (6).

Provenance:
The Henry Sandon Collection. £ 50 - 80
Lot 59: Sidney Tustin (British, 1913-2005)
A group of five Winchcombe Pottery pieces, comprising a pair of beakers, 3 1/2" high, a single beaker, 3 3/4" high, a doubled handled pot and cover, 4" high and a jug, 3" high, each with potter's and pottery seal (5).

Provenance:
The Henry Sandon Collection. £ 50 - 80
Lot 60: Sidney Tustin (British, 1913-2005)
Two Winchcombe pottery dishes, one with brown combed design, 6" diameter and another with red abstract design, 4" diameter, both impressed potter's and pottery seals, a Winchcombe pottery dish with brown design on green glaze, 5" diameter and a Winchcombe Pottery rectangular dish, with dark slip design, impressed pottery seal, 5 1/2" x 3 1/2" (4).

Provenance:
The Henry Sandon Collection. £ 30 - 50
Lot 61: Charles Tustin (British, 1921-1996)
Three Winchcombe Pottery pots, one with cover, impressed potter's and pottery seals, each 3" high, together with a Sidney Tustin pot and cover, 3 1/4" high and a Winchcombe Pottery handled pot and cover, 4 1/2" high and a vase, 4 1/2" high (6).

Provenance:
The Henry Sandon Collection. £ 40 - 70
Lot 62: Michael Cardew (British, 1901-1983)
A Winchcombe Pottery stoneware teapot and cover, circa 1935-40, dark glaze with resist decoration, impressed 'WP' seal, 9 1/4" across.

The teapot was identified as Cardew's work in October 2002 by Sidney Tustin. He based this on the potting and especially the handle and knop - 'those are Michael's' - he said.

Provenance:
The Henry Sandon Collection. £ 100 - 200
Lot 63: A Winchcombe Pottery stoneware slip ware jug, made to celebrate the Millennium, 2000, impressed pottery seal, 7 3/4" high, and an Ara Cardew Wenford Bridge stoneware jug, commemorating fifty years of the pottery in 1989, 6 3/4" high (2). £ 70 - 100
Lot 64: Joanna Constantinidis (British, 1927-2000)
An early rare stoneware pot and cover, with painted sunburst to the lid, impressed potter's seal, 3" across, 2 1/2" high, gallery label.

Provenance:
with Gallerie Besson, London.
The Geoffrey Whiting Collection.
The Henry Sandon Collection. £ 80 - 120
Lot 65: William Staite Murray (British, 1881-1962)
A small stoneware bowl, circa 1929, made at Wickham Road, impressed potter's seal, 3 3/4" across.

Provenance:
The Henry Sandon Collection. £ 100 - 200
Lot 66: Philip Smeale Wadsworth (British, 1910-1991)
An early stoneware baluster vase, painted initials, 5 1/4" high and a celadon crackle ware bowl, incised intials and 'M/72', 5 1/4" across (2).

Provenance:
The Henry Sandon Collection. £ 50 - 100
Lot 67: John Leach (British, b.1939)
A large stoneware flask, cross handled with drip glaze, impressed potter's seal, 14 1/2" high.

Exhibited:
The Leach Family Exhibition, August 2002.

Provenance:
The Henry Sandon Collection. £ 200 - 300
Lot 68: John Leach (British, b.1939)
A stoneware bowl, with bronze curved linear decoration, impressed potter's and pottery marks, 8 1/2" across, 6 3/4" high.

Provenance:
The Henry Sandon Collection. £ 120 - 180
Lot 69: Trevor Corser (British, b.1938)
A St. Ives stoneware baluster vase, incised decorations, impressed potter's and pottery seals, 7 1/2" high and a Joanna Wasson St. Ives stoneware vase with drip glaze, impressed potter's and pottery seals, 7 3/4" high (2).

Provenance:
The Henry Sandon Collection. £ 80 - 120
Lot 70: David Leach (British, 1911-2005)
A Lowerdown Pottery stoneware mug, with grass motif, impressed pottery seal, 4 3/4" high.

Provenance:
The Henry Sandon Collection. £ 30 - 50
Lot 71: Alan Caiger-Smith (British, b.1930)
A large lustre charger, with ruby and gold abstract motifs, 1974, potter's monogram and date cypher, 17" diameter.

Provenance:
Created for Henry Sandon in 1974.
The Henry Sandon Collection. £ 500 - 800
Lot 72: Alan Caiger-Smith (British, b.1930)
A large lustre jug, 1999, painted with ruby and gold brushwork motifs, painted potter's monogram and date cypher, 10" high.

Provenance:
Specially commissioned and made at Aldermaston Pottery in 1999.
The Henry Sandon Collection. £ 400 - 700
Lot 73: Alan Caiger-Smith (British, b.1930)
An Aldermaston Pottery baluster jug, circa 1988, with flower and foliate motifs to the body, no potter's monogram, 9 1/2" high.

Provenance:
Purchased directly from Alan Caiger-Smith.
The Henry Sandon Collection. £ 100 - 150
Lot 74: Andrew Hazelden (British, 20th Century)
An Aldermaston Pottery teapot and cover, blue and red brushwork decoration, painted potter's monogram, 10" across.

Provenance:
Purchased from Alan Caiger-Smith in 1999.
The Henry Sandon Collection. £ 40 - 70
Lot 75: Michael Casson (British, 1925-2003)
A large stoneware jar and cover, impressed potter's seal, 12" high.

Provenance:
Purchased directly from the potter in 1998.
The Henry Sandon Collection. £ 100 - 150
Lot 76: Michael Casson (British, 1925-2003)
A large stoneware salt glazed jug, impressed motifs, impressed potter's seal, 12 1/4" high.

Provenance:
Purchased directly from the potter in 1999.
The Henry Sandon Collection. £ 100 - 150
Lot 77: Michael Casson (British, 1925-2003)
A tall stoneware jug, circa 1999, impressed potter's seal, 15" high.

Provenance:
The Henry Sandon Collection. £ 100 - 150
Lot 78: Phil Rogers (British, b.1951)
A medieval style stoneware jug with simulated rivets, impressed potter's seal, 13 1/2" high.

Provenance:
Purchased directly from the potter in 2000.
The Henry Sandon Collection. £ 100 - 200
Lot 79: Phil Rogers (British, b.1951)
A stoneware medieval style jug, circa 2001, impressed potter's seal, 13" high.

Provenance:
The Henry Sandon Collection. £ 100 - 150
Lot 80: Phil Rogers (British, b.1951)
A small stoneware bowl, with splashed glaze, impressed potter's seal, 3 1/2" high.

Provenance:
The Henry Sandon Collection. £ 40 - 70
Lot 81: Owen Thorpe (British, b.1938)
A stoneware jug, circa 1999, painted with foliate sprigs, impressed potter's and pottery seals, 10 1/4" high.

Provenance:
The Henry Sandon Collection. £ 50 - 70
Lot 82: Mike Dodd (British, b.1943)
A stoneware jug, circa 1998, incised decoration, seal covered by glaze, 9" high.

Provenance:
The Henry Sandon Collection. £ 50 - 70
Lot 83: David Frith (British, b.1943)
A tall stoneware jug, circa 2000, painted motifs, impressed potter's and pottery seals, 15 1/2" high.

Provenance:
The Henry Sandon Collection. £ 80 - 120
Lot 84: Derek Emms (British, 1929-2004)
A porcelain teapot and cover, crackled celadon glaze, cane handle, unsigned, 6" across and a Sheila Casson porcelain teapot and cover, painted design, impressed potter's seal, 6 1/2" across (2).

Provenance:
The Henry Sandon Collection. £ 80 - 120
Lot 85: Alistair Young (British, 20th Century)
A tall stoneware salt glazed jug, applied rivets, impressed potter's seal, 14 1/2" high.

Provenance:
The Henry Sandon Collection. £ 50 - 70
Lot 86: Joe Finch (British, b.1947)
A stoneware jug, scraffito decoration in iron red and blue, impressed potter's seal, 11 1/2" high.

Provenance:
Purchased from the Midlands Potter's Association in 2007.
The Henry Sandon Collection. £ 60 - 100
Lot 87: Lisa Hammond (British, b.1956)
A tall stoneware soda glazed jug, with slender handle, impressed pottery seal, 14" high.

Provenance:
Purchased from the International Potter's Festival in 2007.
The Henry Sandon Collection. £ 50 - 100
Lot 88: John Jelfs (British, b.1946)
A tall stoneware bottle, with lug handles, impressed potter's seal, 13 1/2" high.

Provenance:
The Henry Sandon Collection. £ 50 - 80
Lot 89: John Jelfs (British, b.1946)
An octagonal stoneware jar and cover, circa 2001, resist painted glazes, impressed potter's and pottery seals, 8" high.

Provenance:
The Henry Sandon Collection. £ 80 - 120
Lot 90: Chris Carter (British, b.1945)
An textured stoneware vase, with pulled rim, impressed potter's seal, 9 3/4" high.

Provenance:
The Henry Sandon Collection. £ 50 - 100
Lot 91: Adam Keeling (British, Contemporary)
A Whichford Pottery stoneware bulbous jug, slip decorated, impressed potter's seal, 11 1/2" high.

Exhibited:
The Harvest of Jugs Exhibition, 2008.

Provenance:
The Henry Sandon Collection. £ 80 - 120
Lot 92: Reginald Moon (British, 20th Century)
A Torquil Pottery stoneware jug, with brushwork decoration, impressed marks and paper label, 10 1/2" high and a stoneware jug with oatmeal glaze, indistinct potter's seal, 11" high (2).

Provenance:
The Henry Sandon Collection. £ 50 - 100
Lot 93: Geoffrey Whiting (British, 1919-1988)
An Avoncroft Pottery ten sided faceted vase, circa 1962, with rich dark glaze, impressed potter's and pottery seal, 9 1/4" high.

Provenance:
Purchased directly from the potter.
The Henry Sandon Collection. £ 200 - 400
Lot 94: Katharine Pleydell-Bouverie (British, 1895-1985)
An important stoneware trial bowl, circa 1928-30, incised foliate motif design, unsigned, 6 1/2" diameter, 4 3/4" high.

Provenance:
From the family of the potter.
The Henry Sandon Collection. £ 100 - 150
Lot 95: Phil Rogers (British, b.1951)
A stoneware squared bottle shape vase, circa 1997, incised grasses decoration, impressed potter's seal, 10 3/4" high.

Provenance:
with The Craft Potters' Shop, Marshall Street.
The Henry Sandon Collection. £ 100 - 150
Lot 96: Mike Dodd (British, b.1943)
A stoneware ovoid jug, with incised criss-cross panels, made at Cheddington, Devon, impressed potter's seal, 12" high.

Provenance:
The Henry Sandon Collection. £ 100 - 150
Lot 97: Clive Bowen (British, b.1943)
A slipware jug, made and fired at the International Ceramic Festival in 2007, unsigned, 12" high and a Gill Wyatt Smith green glazed large earthenware jug, 13 1/2" high (2).

Provenance:
The Henry Sandon Collection. £ 80 - 120
Lot 98: A rare Fulham Pottery Art Deco Dearstone stoneware vase, blue glazed ribbed body, incised signature and numbered, 9 3/4" high and a Denby Art Deco stoneware jug with geometric painting, circa 1935, printed factory mark, 6 1/2" high (2).

Provenance:
The Fulham Pottery vase was in the Geoffrey Godden Collection.
The Henry Sandon Collection. £ 50 - 70
Lot 99: Peter Starkey (British, b.1945)
A salt glazed stoneware jar and cover, 5" diameter.

Provenance:
The Geoffrey Whiting Collection.
The Henry Sandon Collection. £ 30 - 60
Lot 99a: Kenji Funaki (Japanese, b.1927)
A large stoneware bowl, decorated to the interior with five stylised leaves, brown glaze on ivory, unsigned, 16" diameter (repair to rim).

In 1967 and 1975 Funaki was at the Leach Pottery and then with David Leach at Lowerdown Pottery.

Provenance:
The Henry Sandon Collection. £ 50 - 100
Lot 99b: Winchcombe Pottery
A slipware jug, dark slip meander on light green glaze, impressed pottery seal, 6 1/2" high, and a similar jug by Geoffrey Whiting, unsigned, 8 1/2" high (2). £ 40 - 70

Glass & Lalique

Lot 100: Anthony Stern (British, b.1944)
A glass bowl, with swirled pattern in creams and blues, signed, 7 3/4" high, 7 1/4" diameter. £ 50 - 100
Lot 101: A Sir Moses Montefiore commemorative pressed glass plate, possibly Greener & Co., circa 1885, 10 1/2" diameter.

Sir Moses Montefiore was arguably the pre-eminent Jewish philanthropist of the 19th Century. This plate was issued circa 1885, possibly in the US, to commemorate his 100th birthday. An example can be found in Brooklyn Museum of Decorative Arts. £ 100 - 150
Lot 102: A Flygsfors 'Fantasia' vase from the 'Coquille' range, designed by Paul Kedelv, 1961, in raspberry and white, inscribed to the base, 7 1/2" high and a similar Flygsfors 'Coquille' cased oblong bowl, 1960, in raspberry and white, inscribed, 7 1/2" across (2).

Literature:
Leslie Pina and Lorenzo Vigier, Scandinavian Glass 1930-2000: Fire & Sea, Schiffer Publishing Ltd., 2006, p.136 for a related example of the 'Fantasia' vase. £ 80 - 120
Lot 103: A Whitefriars cased glass bowl, designed by Geoffrey Baxter in 1954, pat. no. 9414, with pulled rim, cased green glass, paper label, 12 1/2" across. £ 40 - 60
Lot 104: Nils Landberg (Swedish, 1907-1991)
A Tulpan (Tulip) Orrefors goblet vase, in brown and clear glass, circa 1957, engraved 'Orrefors Expo u 312-57', 18" high. £ 200 - 400
Lot 105: Emile Galle (French, 1846-1904)
An enamel glass vase in the Japanese taste, with gold leaf inclusions, decorated with Renaissance style figures picking fruit and Ying and Yang circles, engraved 'E. Galle a Nancy depose' to the base, 4 1/4" high. £ 300 - 500
Lot 106: A Venetian glass ewer, probably Salviati and Company, circa 1890-1900, oviform with serpent handle and gold leaf inclusions, 10 1/2" high. £ 100 - 200
Lot 107: Three Legras overlaid cameo vases, with vine leaf decoration, early 20th Century, each signed in cameo 'Legras', the larger 13 3/4" high, the two matching smaller 10 1/2" high (3). £ 300 - 500
Lot 108: A Monart blue glass bowl, with silver inclusions, Monart Moncrieff paper label, 10" diameter. £ 40 - 70
Lot 109: Ronald Stennett-Wilson for Bjorkshult
Two smoky grey glass bottle vases, designed in 1954, produced 1955-57, and distributed through Wuidart & Co., 8" high and 6" high (2). £ 40 - 70
Lot 110: Geoffrey Baxter (British, 1922-1995) for Whitefriars
A cased glass bowl in willow, designed in 1965, pat.no.9659, 7 1/2" high, 9 3/4" across and a cased glass vase in cinnamon, designed in 1965, pat.no.9652, 8 1/4" high (2). £ 60 - 80
Lot 111: A Whitefriars glass five lobed lamp base in aqua, 15" high. £ 40 - 70
Lot 112: Stuart Miller for Whitefriars
A 'Barnaby' one pint Toby jug in sage green, circa 1975, 6 3/4" high, and a 'Jeremy' half pint Toby jug in sage green, 5 1/2" high (2). £ 60 - 90
Lot 113: Marriott Powell for Whitefriars
A cloudy glass tumbler vase in pink, circa 1930, 6 3/4" high. £ 60 - 80
Lot 114: A pair of Whitefriars half cut Spanish spirit decanters, with matching stoppers, circa 1930, 10 1/4" high. £ 100 - 200
Lot 115: A James Powell & Sons Whitefriars glass decanter, and stopper, circa 1880, spiral twist neck and indented body, 8 3/4" high. £ 60 - 80
Lot 116: An early flint decanter, possibly James Powell & Sons, with handle and tapering neck, 11" high. £ 60 - 80
Lot 117: A green bell shaped diamond pattern glass decanter, and stopper, possibly Stourbridge or Webb, 13 1/4" high. £ 80 - 120
Lot 118: Christopher Dresser for Thomas Webb
An irridescent bronze glass ewer with loop handle and spout, 5 1/4" high.

Illustrated:
Christopher Dresser: People's Designer 1834-1904, exhibition catalogue by New Century, 1999, cat. no.G-015 C, for a related example. £ 100 - 200
Lot 119: A pair of Favrile Loetz chimney vases, circa 1900-1920, orange iridescent glass, inverted rim and twisted body, 7 1/2" high. £ 100 - 200
Lot 120: A tall aventurine baluster glass vase, circa 1890-1910, possibly Christopher Dresser (1834-1904) for James Couper, 14 1/4" high. £ 200 - 300
Lot 121: School of Koloman Moser (Austrian, 1868-1919)
A Loetz iridescent dimpled glass vase with inverted rim, circa 1900, 4 1/2" high, 3 1/2" across.

Illustrated:
Christie's Amsterdam, Important Sale of Wiener Werkstatte, Art Nouveau and Art Deco, 3 March 1983, pp.92-93, lot 214 for a related example. £ 80 - 120
Lot 122: School of Koloman Moser (Austrian, 1868-1919)
An iridescent glass vase, circa 1910, probably Balaowits, with tapering lobed stem, 7" high. £ 50 - 80
Lot 123: Attributed to Dagobert Peche (Austrian, 1887-1923) for Loetz
A black glass bowl with white spots, circa 1915-25, on three clear glass scroll feet, 7 1/2" diameter. £ 100 - 200
Lot 124: A 'Crepuscolo' style glass vase, in the manner of Ercole Barovier, internally decorated, 7" across. £ 100 - 200
Lot 125: Two Czech Art Deco green malachite glass vases, each with putti revelling in relief, each 3 1/4" high (2). £ 200 - 300
Lot 126: A Czech Galle style cameo vase, flowers in cameo in lilac, signed 'Tip Galle', 11 1/2" high. £ 50 - 100
Lot 127: A Moser Karlsbad amethyst glass goblet, circa 1920, nine side faceted cup, with gilded frieze depicting warriors around the stem, 4 1/4" high. £ 50 - 100
Lot 128: Attributed to Vittorio Zecchin for M. V. M. Cappellin & Co.
A Murano glass footed blown vase, circa 1925, with applied handles, 6 1/2" high. £ 100 - 200
Lot 129: A Daum cameo 'Chinese Lantern' vase, acid etched, unsigned, 4 1/2" high. £ 200 - 400
Lot 130: A large Loetz glass vase, four impressed points to the body, blue glass with silver and purple iridescence, 8 3/4" high. £ 150 - 250
Lot 131: A miniature Loetz iridescent glass vase, in the Astraa decoration, circa 1900, mottled silver/yellow with orange colour points, 4" high, another Loetz Astraa miniature vase, with impressed points, 3 3/4" high and a further miniature Loetz vase, 3" high, all unsigned (3). £ 100 - 200
Lot 132: A Loetz Candia Papillon iridescent green miniature vase, baluster form, 3 1/2" high, another similar, 3" high and another Loetz vase, with gold oil spotting and pulled rim, 4" high (3). £ 100 - 200
Lot 133: A Loetz two handled glass vase, possibly designed by Marie Kirschner, iridescent marbling effect, unsigned, 4 1/4" across. £ 80 - 120
Lot 134: A Loetz iridescent glass vase, undulating form and rim, 5 1/2" high. £ 60 - 100
Lot 135: A set of six wine glasses, four impressed points to the bowl, probably designed by Harry Powell during the 1880s and 1890s, 4 1/2" high, a James Powell & Sons 'poppy head' wine glass, 5 3/4" high, five further glasses and two beakers (12).

The majority of glasses are probably Webb

*Amended* £ 80 - 120
Lot 136: A James Powell & Sons Whitefriars 'tear' goblet, designed by Harry Powell, with eight sea green tears, 7" high.

Literature:
See Lesley Jackson (ed.), Whitefriars Glass: The Art of James Powell & Sons, Richard Dennis, 1996, p.33, fig.91 showing a similar example. £ 80 - 120
Lot 137: A pair of probably Stourbridge or Walsh decanters and stoppers, of wrythen form with four impressed points to the body and undulating rim, 11" high (2).

*Amended* £ 100 - 200
Lot 138: Attributed to James Powell & Sons Whitefriars or Stourbridge decanter and stopper, wrythen neck, bulbous body, and wrythen ball support on spreading foot, 13 1/2" high. £ 80 - 120
Lot 139: A James Powell & Sons Whitefriars decanter and stopper, ribbed and of undulating form, 10 1/4" high and three further decanters (4). £ 100 - 200
Lot 140: A James Powell & Sons dark green water jug, probably designed by Harry Powell, pat.no.1388, 6" high, a sea green mallet shaped decanter and stopper, 9" high, a wave ribbed tumbler vase, 5 3/4" high, a shallow footed bowl, 9 3/4" diameter and two jugs (6). £ 50 - 80
Lot 141: Attributed to Sevens & Williams, a set of nine small tumblers, with applied red prunts, 2 1/2" high and one further engraved tumbler (10).

*Amended* £ 40 - 70
Lot 142: A James Powell & Sons Whitefriars square amber decanter, with flat stopper, designed by Harry Powell circa 1908, 8 1/4" high, a ribbon trailed amber glass vase, 7" high and a further jug, wrythen with four impressed points to the body, 7 1/4" high (3).

Literature:
See Lesley Jackson (ed.), Whitefriars Glass: The Art of James Powell & Sons, Richard Dennis, 1996, p.113, plate 77 showing a similar example of the decanter. £ 40 - 80
Lot 143: Attributed to Stevens & Williams threaded footed bowl, diamond moulded, ruby tinted and threaded, 10 1/2" diameter.

*Amended* £ 50 - 100
Lot 144: Possibly attributable to James Powell & Sons Whitefriars, a pair of champagne flutes, trumpet shaped, one with ruby threaded stem, the other with blue threaded stem, 8" high, a similar footed beaker, with ruby threaded foot, 4 1/2" high and a carafe with threaded neck, 8 1/2" high (4).

*Amended* £ 50 - 100
Lot 145: A mug, attributed to Stourbridge, monogrammed 'EW', with wide blue threaded rim and fern engraving to the body, 5 1/2" high.

*Amended* £ 30 - 50
Lot 146: A James Powell & Sons Whitefriars square sky blue bottle, with leaf shaped stopper, 4 3/4" high, a sea green bowl with applied prunts, 4 3/4" diameter and one further bowl, 4 1/4" diameter (2). £ 30 - 60
Lot 147: A James Powell & Sons Whitefriars amber vase, wrythen form, 5 1/2" high, two further vases and an amber glass flask with white and red threading, 7" high (4). £ 20 - 30
Lot 148: A Ferri large frosted glass vase, with pulled handle and lip, trailing white decoration, 18 1/2" high.

Ferri is an Iranian glass maker, who studied in Murano, Italy. £ 50 - 100
Lot 149: A Ferri large red and yellow glass vase, with asymmetrical rim and trailing yellow decoration, 14 3/4" high.

Ferri is an Iranian glass maker, who studied in Murano, Italy. £ 50 - 100
Lot 150: Rene Lalique (French, 1860-1945)
'Saint-Vincent' yellow glass plafonnier, Marcilhac no. 391, originally designed 1926, moulded 'R. Lalique' and wheel cut 'France', 13 1/2" diameter. £ 1,000 - 2,000
Lot 151: Rene Lalique (French, 1860-1945)
'Coqs et Plumes' frosted glass vase, Marcilhac no. 1033, model introduced 1928, wheel engraved stencilled signature, 6" high £ 400 - 600
Lot 152: Manner of Lalique and Vallon
A frosted glass bowl, with moulded shell and seaweed design, 10 1/4" diameter. £ 100 - 150
Lot 153: Rene Lalique (French, 1860-1945)
'Canard' glass cendrier, Marcilhac no. 283, engraved 'R Lalique France' and numbered, 4 1/2" diameter £ 100 - 200
Lot 154: Rene Lalique (French, 1860-1945)
'Pissenlit' clear and frosted glass bowl, Marcilhac no. 3215, model introduced in 1921, moulded 'R. Lalique, France' and etched number to the centre of the bowl, 9 1/2" diameter. £ 80 - 120
Lot 155: Attributed to Lalique
'Poissons' opalescent glass dish, 10" diameter. £ 300 - 400
Lot 156: Rene Lalique (French, 1860-1945)
'Enfants' frosted glass box and cover, Marcilhac no. 610, stencilled signature to the base, 4 1/4" diameter. £ 80 - 120
Lot 157: Rene Lalique (French, 1860-1945)
'Martigues' opalescent and frosted glass bowl, Marcilhac no. 377, model introduced 1920, moulded 'R. Lalique' and etched 'France', 14 1/4" diameter. £ 2,000 - 3,000
Lot 158: Rene Lalique (French, 1860-1945)
'Tete D'Epervier' glass car mascot, Marcilhac no. 1139, model introduced 1928, moulded 'Lalique France', 2 1/2" high. £ 1,000 - 2,000

Art Pottery

Lot 160: Richard Guyatt for Wedgwood
A Josiah Wedgwood 250th anniversary limited edition mug, 4 1/8" high, a Queen Elizabeth II 1977 silver jubilee edition mug, 4" high and a Prince of Wales and Lady Diana Spencer 1981 royal wedding mug, 1711/3000, 4 1/8" high, each boxed (3). £ 60 - 100
Lot 161: C. H. Brannum of Barum
An earthenware puffin jug, 1898, painted in green, brown and yellow, inscribed and dated, 7 3/4" high. £ 100 - 200
Lot 162: A Royal Doulton stoneware figure of Lord Nelson, 1805-1905, designed by John Broad, commemorating the 100th anniversary of the Battle of Trafalger, 2289, in green glaze, impressed factory mark, 7 3/4" high. £ 200 - 400
Lot 163: George Tinworth for Doulton Lambeth
A salt glazed stoneware figure from the 'Merry Musicians' series, modelled as a boy playing a concertina, incised 'W G H Doulton' and monogram, 4 3/4" high. £ 300 - 400
Lot 164: WITHDRAWN
Lot 165: A Minton Kensington Gore Studio Aesthetic Movement pilgrim vase, 1871, shape no. 1348, decorated with butterfly and grasshopper to one side and bird to the other, printed mark, date cypher and impressed shape number to the base, 8 1/2" high. £ 50 - 100
Lot 166: A Poole Pottery sylvan ware candelabra, No. 639, probably designed by John Adams and modelled by Harry Brown, circa 1933-37, impressed marks, 11 1/2" high. £ 50 - 100
Lot 167: William De Morgan (British, 1839-1917)
An hexagonal tapering vase, painted by Fred Passenger, with panels of stylised peacocks and flowering foliage, in blue and silver lustre, painted 'FP' monogram to the base, 10" high. £ 1,500 - 2,500
Lot 168: An Ault Pottery jardiniere and stand, after designs by Christopher Dresser, with foliate scroll motifs, in graduated yellow, green and brown glaze, moulded and impressed factory marks to base of jardiniere, overall 29" high. £ 80 - 120
Lot 169: A Rosenthal studio-linie porcelain 'paper bag' vase, designed by Tapio Wirkkala (1915-1985), printed marks and numbered 3581/14 to the base, 6" high. £ 30 - 50
Lot 170: William De Morgan (British, 1839-1917)
A red lustre part tile decorated with flowering daisies and foliage, over another red lustre plain tile, with part Craven Dunnill & Co. moulded mark to the reverse, framed, the decorated tile 6 1/4" x 3 1/4". £ 50 - 100
Lot 171: A porcelain figure of a young boy with gardening spade, possibly attributable to Mabel Lucie Attwell (British, 1879-1964), initialled 'M.L.A.', 3 3/4" high. £ 200 - 300
Lot 172: A Charles Catteau Boch Freres (La Louviere) vase, of baluster form, yellow, orange and black, with crackle glazed design, D.740, printed factory mark, numbered and 'Ct' to the base, 6 3/4" high. £ 60 - 100
Lot 173: A pair of Doulton Lambeth silicon vases, by Eliza Simmance, of baluster form, and decorated in the Roman mosaic manner, monogrammed, impressed factory mark and inscribed 520 to the base, 12 1/4" high. (2) £ 150 - 250
Lot 174: A Minton Aesthetic Movement plaque, painted with a profile portrait of a red headed girl wearing embroidered cap, by J Brooke, 1877, signed and dated to the front, signed and inscribed 'Chelsea 1876' to the reverse, and with impressed factory and date cypher, 11 1/2" diameter. £ 300 - 400
Lot 175: A Moorcroft 'Reeds at Sunset' baluster vase, designed by Philip Richardson, circa 1987-1990, painted 'WM' monogram and 'Moorcroft', 7" high. £ 80 - 120
Lot 176: A French art pottery vase, with raised stylised tree motifs on blue ground, 9" high. £ 50 - 80
Lot 177: Robalbhen, Henri Laurent-Desrousseau (French, 1862-1906)
A stoneware baluster vase, chestnut leaves design, on blue mottled ground, signed 'Robalbhen H Laurent Desrousseaux, Paris' and numbered 765, fitted wooden piece to the top to use as lamp base, 10" high. £ 150 - 250
Lot 178: A Linthorpe Pottery Henry Tooth jug, designed by Christopher Dresser, with angular handle, model no. 602, impressed factory mark and 'HT', 8 3/4" high.

Literature:
see Richard Dennis and John Jesse, Christopher Dresser: 1834-1904, The Fine Art Society, London, 1972, cat. no.63 for another example of this jug marked for Dresser. £ 60 - 100
Lot 179: Clarice Cliff (British, 1899-1972)
A pair of Budgerigar vases, shape 846, made at Newport Pottery, 12 1/4" high (2). £ 50 - 100
Lot 180: A Royal Doulton flambe vase, of tapering form, printed marks, 8 1/2" high. £ 100 - 150
Lot 181: Eric Ravilious for Wedgwood
A Coronation mug, dated 1953, to commemorate the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II, printed factory marks, 4" high. £ 60 - 100
Lot 182: A Wiener Werkstatte of Austria stoneware teapot and cover, circa 1920, possibly designed by Otto Lindig, with long curved spout and high handle, impressed Wiener Werkstatte monogram, 12" across.

Illustrated:
Christie's Amsterdam, Important Sale of Wiener Werkstatte, Art Nouveau and Art Deco, 3 March 1983, p115, lot 276 for an example. £ 100 - 200
Lot 183: Ernst Barlach (German, 1870-1938) for Meissen
'Schlafende Vagabunden' (Sleeping Vagabonds), made for Meissen, conceived in 1912, stoneware, inscribed with signature to the side, Meissen crossed swords mark to the edge of rectangular base and impressed 'Bottger Steinzeug 85033' underneath, 16 1/2" across, 10 3/4" high. £ 800 - 1,200
Lot 184: Michael Mortl for Wiener Kunst Keramische Werkstatten (WKKW)
A round of geese, porcelain, designed in 1905, numbered 389, impressed factory mark to the base, 7 1/2" diameter, 5 1/2" high. £ 800 - 1,200
Lot 185: A William Moorcroft 'Big Poppy' vase, of baluster vase, on deep blue ground, circa 1929, blue painted under glazed signature and impressed 'Moorcroft, Made in England' to the base, 10" high £ 700 - 1,000
Lot 186: A Zsolnay Pecs irridescent vase, of squat baluster form, printed factory marks, 4" high. £ 150 - 200
Lot 187: Timothy Richards of Keynsham, Hotel Central, Prague, a ceramic model of an Art Nouveau facade, label verso, 8 3/4" high. £ 50 - 70
Lot 188: A. E. Gray & Co. Art Deco lustre charger, decorated with blue bells and other flowers to the centre, circa 1925-35, numbered 6378, Gloria Lustre back stamp, 14 1/4" diameter. £ 80 - 120
Lot 189: William Moorcroft for Liberty & Co.
A 'Claremont' bowl, circa 1903-1913, green painted signature and printed 'Made for Liberty & Co, Rd. No.420081', 10" diameter. £ 1,200 - 1,800
Lot 190: Four William Morris 'Longden' pattern tiles, the design attributed to Philip Webb, in blue and white colour way, and one further 'Bough' pattern blue and white tile, each 6" x 6" (5).

Illustrated:
Richard and Hilary Myers, William Morris Tiles, Richard Dennis, 1996, p. 104, cat. no.159 and 160 for 'Longden' tiles and p.42, cat no.10f for 'Bough' tile. £ 200 - 300
Lot 191: William De Morgan (British, 1839-1917)
A 'Mongolian' pattern Merton Abbey tile, in turquoise and blue colour way and a 'BBB' Sand's End Pottery tile, in turquoise and mulberry colour way, each 6" x 6" (2). £ 350 - 450
Lot 192: William De Morgan (British, 1839-1917)
A Merton Abbey tile, with flowers in mulberry colour way, impressed to the reverse, another similar in yellow and mulberry colour way, probably Fulham Period, and one further of flowers in swirling green foliage, each approximately 6" x 6" (3). £ 300 - 400
Lot 193: William De Morgan (British, 1839-1917)
A ruby lustre charger, with crowned eagle amongst fruiting branches design, and extensively decorated to the back with fish amongst a flowering foliage border, 14 1/4" diameter. £ 2,000 - 3,000
Lot 194: Clarice Cliff (British, 1899-1972)
A Fantasque bowl, decorated with bands of pink, blue, purple and green, retailed by Lawley's of Regent Street, back stamps to the base, 8" diameter. £ 50 - 100
Lot 195: William Moorcroft for Liberty & Co.
A 'Flamminian Ware' posy vase, made for Liberty and Co., circa 1906-13, Rd. No. 452777, printed and impressed marks, 5 1/4" high. £ 40 - 70
Lot 196: Grace Barnsley Davies (British, 1896-1975)
Two Arts & Crafts Wedgwood pots and covers, each hand painted with flowering foliage, each with artist's monogram and numbered 291 and 228 respectively, impressed Wedgwood marks, 4 1/2" high and 4 1/4" high (2).

Emily Grace Davies (nee Barnsley) was daughter of the architect and Cotswold School furniture designer Sidney Barnsley. She attended the Birmingham School of Art before becoming a freelance painter for Wedgwood. £ 80 - 120
Lot 197: A William Moorcroft 'Pomegranate' trumpet shaped vase, circa 1914-20, on a varied green and blue ground, impressed 'Moorcroft, Burslem' mark and green painted signature, 15 3/4" high. £ 500 - 700
Lot 198: A Meissen Bottger stoneware model of an otter, designed by Professor Max Esser, A1221, impressed crossed swords mark, 'Botteger Steinzeug' and model number, 10" high.

Literature:
This lot is sold together with the original Meissen catalogue featuring an image of this model. £ 250 - 350
Lot 199: A pair of Royal Doulton stoneware vases, baluster form, decorated with band of fruit to the neck, each numbered 'X8721D 5764', one decorated by Lily Partington and the other by Maud Bowden, impressed marks, 9 3/4" high. £ 100 - 200
Lot 200: An Edmond Lachenal pottery plate, decorated with flowering branches, signed, impressed and numbered 19A and 105 to the reverse, 9 1/4" diameter. £ 60 - 100
Lot 201: A set of seven Dutch Westraven of Utrecht pottery plaques, circular, each decorated with a different flower, moulded marks, each 3" diameter £ 60 - 100
Lot 202: Edouard Marcel Sandoz (Swiss, 1881-1971) for Theodore Haviland
A Limoges porcelain double duck bowl and cover, signed and printed factory mark, 6 1/4" across and a mandarin duck pot and cover, signed and printed factory mark, 10 1/4" across (2). £ 80 - 120
Lot 203: Edouard Marcel Sandoz (Swiss, 1881-1971) for Theodore Haviland
A Limoges porcelain milk jug, decorated with swimming fish, signed and printed factory mark, impressed marks, 4 1/2" high and a porcelain tea cup and saucer, decorated with black and yellow spots, unsigned, printed factory mark (2). £ 50 - 70
Lot 204: A Longwy Pottery Atelier Primavera vase, Grecian head to the centre, on crackle glaze, printed 'Longwy Atelier Primavera' mark, 11 3/4" high. £ 200 - 300
Lot 205: A Della Robbia Pottery plate, decorated by Cassandia Annie Walker, 1897, depicting a Grecian lady in profile, wearing a laurel wreath in her hair, incised initials, dated and pottery mark, 7 3/4" diameter. £ 200 - 300
Lot 206: A Della Robbia Pottery bowl, decorated with floral motif to the centre, incised pottery mark, 10" diameter. £ 100 - 200
Lot 207: Thekla Harth for Rosenthal
A porcelain figure of Johanna Terwin playing a guitar, impressed to the back, printed factory mark to base, 6" across, 7" high. £ 80 - 120
Lot 208: William De Morgan (British, 1839-1917)
A lustre red ruby dish, decorated with Galleon, with floral sprigs to the reverse, unsigned, 9" diameter (restored). £ 200 - 300
Lot 209: William De Morgan (British, 1839-1917)
A dish painted with birds amongst foliage, with a wide rim, decorated by Charles Passenger, marked, initialled 'C.P.' and numbered 2095, 8 3/4" diameter (restoration to rim). £ 200 - 300
Lot 210: A Minton Secessionist vase, shape no.30, ovoid form, stylised flowers on red ground, printed marks, 4 3/4" high. £ 50 - 100
Lot 211: A James Macintyre and Co. Florian ware 'Blue Poppy' vase, designed by William Moorcroft, with frilled rim, circa 1903-05, rd. no. 401753, signed and printed marks, 3 1/2" across. £ 80 - 120
Lot 212: A James Macintyre and Co. Florian ware 'Yellow Poppy', vase, designed by William Moorcroft, baluster form, circa 1900-05, rd. no. 326471, painted initials and printed marks, 4" high. £ 100 - 200
Lot 213: A William Moorcroft 'Pomegranate' baluster vase, circa 1913-25, green painted signature and impressed 'Moorcroft Burslem' mark, 10 1/4" high. £ 300 - 500
Lot 214: Attributed to William Howson Taylor (British, 1876-1935)
A pottery tile monogrammed 'ETS' within a shield amongst flowers and inscribed 'For every evil under the Sun, There is a remedy or there is none, If there be one try and find it, If there be none never mind it', monogrammed to the front 'WHT', 6" x 6".

*Amended* £ 100 - 200
Lot 215: A Gouda Pottery baluster vase, painted with floral motifs, 1923, painted factory marks and date cypher, 9 3/4" high, a baluster vase in the 'Jonny' pattern, 1925, 7 3/4" high, a jar and cover, 1930, 6 1/4" diameter, and a jardiniere in the 'Crocus' pattern, 1924, 9" diameter (4). £ 100 - 200
Lot 216: A pair of Gouda miniature vases, decorated with stylised flowers on a white ground, 2 1/4" high and eight further Gouda miniature vases (10). £ 80 - 120
Lot 217: A Gouda Pottery 'Crocus' pattern miniature jug, three further miniature jugs, and nine miniature vases (13). £ 80 - 120
Lot 218: A Gouda Pottery baluster vase, painted with cows in a landscape, painted factory marks, 8 3/4" high, a pair of Gouda Kurba candle holders 5" across, a Gouda Ivora pot and cover, 4 3/4" diameter and a pen tray 9 3/4" across (5). £ 50 - 70
Lot 219: A Linthorpe Pottery miniature jug, shape 850, probably designed by Christopher Dresser, 3 1/4" high, four further Linthorpe Pottery miniature vases, including shape numbers 134, 1234, 1479, and a further miniature jug, possibly Linthorpe, painted with daisies, 3 1/2" high (6). £ 80 - 120
Lot 220: A Pilkington's lustre miniature vase, decorated by Richard Joyce, fish swimming among seaweed, shape 309, numbered and monogrammed, 4" high. £ 60 - 100
Lot 221: A Bernard Moore miniature flambe vase, shape 1090, square section tapering form, 3 3/4" high and a Wilkinson's Oriflamme miniature vase, decorated with fish swimming, 3 1/2" high (2). £ 40 - 60
Lot 222: A Sevres sang de boeuf miniature vase, baluster form, inscribed to the base, 5" high and a KPM sang de boeuf miniature vase, inscibed '3605 M', 5 3/4" high (2). £ 50 - 100
Lot 223: A set of three Minton tiles, designed by John Moyr Smith (1839-1912), depicting Grecian muses representing Astronomy, Mechanics and Architecture, printed in red, each 6" x 6", all framed together. £ 50 - 100
Lot 224: A set of three Minton Hollins & Co. tiles, depicting swans, rabbits and birds, blue and white with yellow borders, moulded factory marks, 6" x 6", a Wedgwood month tile for 'July', 8" x 8", a pair of blue and white tiles depicting figures at a fair playing a harp, possibly Dutch, each 8" x 8" and three further continental tiles (8). £ 70 - 100
Lot 225: A Westraven of Utrecht tile, depicting a galleon in full sail, blue and white tube lined, moulded factory marks, 5" x 5" and another blue and white tile depicting figures upon a galleon, 8" x 8" (2). £ 40 - 70
Lot 226: Attributed to Cantagalli Pottery
A plate painted with maiden with lilies in her hair and snake, shaped border, 6 1/4" across. £ 50 - 70
Lot 227: Three Royal Doulton Dewar's whisky flasks, two depicting Nelson, the other Admiral Beatty, World War One Admiral of the Fleet, Rd. No. 660262, 7 1/2" high (3). £ 150 - 250

Furniture

Lot 230: Ernest Gimson (British, 1864-1919)
A brass wall sconce, executed by Alfred Bucknell, pierced and tooled flower, foliage and fruit design, 12" high, 8 1/4" across.

Provenance:
F. W. Troop and H. R. Steele and thence by descent.

Illustrated:
See Cheltenham Art Gallery archive of Barnsley and Gimson drawings, cat. no.1941.223.012 for the original drawing of this design. £ 1,000 - 2,000
Lot 231: Ernest Gimson (British, 1864-1919)
A steel floor-standing twin-light candle stand, probably executed by Alfred Bucknell, with hexagonal lower shaft and octagonal knop, 50 1/4" high.

Provenance:
F. W. Troop and H. R. Steele and thence by descent.

Illustrated:
See Cheltenham Art Gallery archive of Barnsley and Gimson drawings, cat. no.1941.223.006.
and Mary Greensted, Gimson and the Barnsleys, London, 1980 for a room setting with a comparable stand at Daneway House, p.171, fig.131. £ 800 - 1,200
Lot 232: Ernest Gimson (British, 1864-1919)
A pair of steel three light candelabras, probably executed by Alfred Bucknell, 13 1/4" high.

Provenance:
F. W. Troop and H. R. Steele and thence by descent.

Illustrated:
See David Burrows, Ernest Gimson 1864-1919, Leicester Museum Exhibition Catalogue, 1969, cat. no. M8 and Truth, Beauty & Design, Fischer Fine Art Ltd. Exhibition Catalogue, May to June 1986, cat. no.153 for similar examples. £ 3,000 - 5,000
Lot 233: Francis William Troup (British, 1859-1941)
A walnut wall-hanging cabinet, circa 1914, probably made in Ernest Gimson's or Barnsley's workshop, with panelled doors and canted edges, 20 3/4" across, 31 1/2" high.

Illustrated:
The drawing for this cabinet can be found in the Cheltenham Art Gallery Archive of Barnsley and Gimson drawings, cat. no.1941.222.370. It is drawn as part of a unit to include a case of drawers and a table top cupboard, dated 1 February 1914, made for F. W. Troup's offices at 14 Gray's Inn Square, London.

Another wardrobe designed by Troup and made by the Barnsley's in 1931 can be found in the Victoria & Albert Museum.

Provenance:
F. W. Troop and H. R. Steele and thence by descent. £ 1,000 - 2,000
Lot 234: A Cotswold School Arts & Crafts 'X' framed chair, with shaped arms and upholstered seat, 24" across.

Provenance:
F. W. Troop and H. R. Steele and thence by descent. £ 200 - 400
Lot 235: An Arts & Crafts green glazed model of a frog, in the manner of Doulton, 10" high.

Provenance:
F. W. Troop and H. R. Steele and thence by descent. £ 100 - 200
Lot 236: WITHDRAWN
Lot 237: Robert Heritage (b.1927) for Archie Shine Furniture
A 1960s teak high sideboard, the cupboard doors opening to reveal shelves, over a standing serving table fitted two drawers, 60" across. £ 300 - 500
Lot 238: Robert Heritage (b.1927) for Archie Shine Furniture
A set of four 1960s teak dining chairs, two carvers and two standard, with cloth seating, 21 1/2" across. £ 80 - 120
Lot 239: A set of six Art Nouveau oak chairs, two carvers and four standard, slat back and tapering supports, the carvers 43 1/2" high. £ 150 - 250
Lot 240: An Arts & Crafts copper fire surround, 20" across, 27" high. £ 50 - 100
Lot 241: A set of six Gothic Revival silvered metal floor standing candle sticks, prick-it type, with castellated tops, on pierced flower and foliage bases ending on three paw feet, 45" high. £ 5,000 - 7,000
Lot 242: A Gothic Revival painted and carved wooden jardiniere, with four carved foliate pine cone scroll supports to the upper section, painted in green, gold, blue and red, 54 3/4" high. £ 800 - 1,200
Lot 243: A Heals and Son buffet trolley, two tiers with wheels, inset circular 'Heals & Son Ltd., London' ivorine label, 36" high, 27" across. £ 150 - 250
Lot 244: A pair of William Morris style 'Rossetti' chairs, ebonised wood and rush seat. £ 50 - 100
Lot 245: A Modernist 1960s 'London' low table, attributed to Terence Conran, with formica top depicting London Buildings including St. Paul's Cathedral, 45" long, 14" high. £ 150 - 250
Lot 246: An Arts & Crafts limed oak reclining armchair, in the manner of Heals, slatted sides, applied balls to the front, padded cushions, 24 3/4" across. £ 100 - 200
Lot 247: A Cotswold School Arts & Crafts 'Clissett' armchair, after designs by Ernest Gimson, ladder back, with swept arms and rush seats, 23" across. £ 100 - 200
Lot 248: A Cotswold School Arts & Crafts 'Clissett' armchair, after designs by Ernest Gimson, ladder back, with swept arms and rush seats, 26 1/2" across. £ 100 - 200
Lot 249: A Liberty & Co. mahogany drop leaf occasional table, with shaped apron, turned and square tapering legs, stamped 'Liberty & Co., Regent Street, London', 15" across, 24 1/2" high. £ 100 - 200
Lot 250: An Alan 'Acornman' Grainger oak dining set, the extending dining table with adzed top, shaped supports and cross stretcher, approximately 72" extended and six matching dining chairs, with canted front legs, and padded leather seats (7). £ 400 - 600
Lot 251: An S. Hille & Co octagonal oak centre table, on four turned legs connected by cross stretchers, stamped and numbered, 48" diameter.

S. Hille & Co. of London were registered exhibitors at the 1929 and 1947 British Industries Fair. They were listed as manufacturers of artistic and unique hand-made furniture. £ 100 - 200
Lot 252: Attributed to E. W. Godwin (British, 1833-1886)
A set of four mahogany side chairs, circa 1880, probably made by William Watt, the upper splat band carved with eight-petaled flowers amongst stylised leaves, the lower splat made of a series of six ring-turned spindles, on ring turned legs connected by reeded rails, mounted on 'Cope's Patent' brass castors, 37" high (4).

Literature:
see Susan Weber Soros, The Secular Furniture of E. W. Godwin, Yale University Press, 1999, p.127, cat. no.172, for a related example in oak. £ 150 - 250
Lot 253: Attributed to Gordon Russell of Broadway
A walnut drop leaf occasional table, on octagonal legs connected by shaped cross stretcher and central octagonal stem, 22 1/4" across, 27" high. £ 200 - 300
Lot 254: Attributed to Shapland and Petter
An Arts & Crafts oak wardrobe, with central door carved with flower and foliate panel and mirror to the reverse, over one long drawer, turned handles, Shapland and Petter stamped locks, stamped R86 to the back, 38 3/4" across, 78" high. £ 100 - 200
Lot 255: Philip Webb (British, 1831-1915) for Morris & Co.
A walnut sideboard, designed circa 1865, the arcaded upper section with an interior gallery shelf, above two panelled drawers with engraved brass pear drop handles, over two panelled cupboard doors, on square feet joined by shaped apron, 43" across, 60" high.

Literature:
see Sheila Kirk, Philip Webb: Pioneer of Arts & Crafts Architecture, Wiley Academy, Chichester, 2005, p.53 for a slightly larger related example. £ 2,000 - 3,000
Lot 256: Attributed to Marcel Breuer for Isokon Furniture Co.
A bent birch plywood occasional table, originally designed in 1936, 24" across, 14" high.

Literature:
see Christopher Wilk, Marcel Breuer Furniture and Interiors, exhibition catalogue, The Museum of Modern Art, New York, 1981, p.134, fig.131. for a similar example of this design. £ 80 - 120
Lot 257: A Heals walnut two tier octagonal occasional table, on castors, inset ivorine Heals label, 19 3/4" across. £ 80 - 120
Lot 258: An Art Deco glass wall cabinet, with mirrored back and two glass shelves, 36 1/2" across, 22" high. £ 50 - 100
Lot 259: An Art Deco two tier trolley, in the manner of Gio Ponti, parchment or vellum covered, glass, gilt brass mounts and castors, 23 3/4" across, 24" high. £ 200 - 300
Lot 260: An Isokon bent plywood stool, originally designed in 1933, shaped square top above rounded square section base, with metal re-inforcers, registered stamp underneath, 13" across, 18" high.

This model of stools was originally made for the Isobar in the Lawn Road Flats designed by Wells Coles. £ 80 - 120
Lot 261: Alvar Aalto (Finnish, 1898-1976) for Finmar
A birch table with bent wood legs, Finmar Ltd. label, 24" x 24", 27" high. £ 150 - 250
Lot 262: An Art Deco palm wood low table, in the manner of Pierre Legrain, probably French, the top inlaid with oyster veneers and mother of pearl Egyptian motifs, on column legs, 46 3/4" x 40 3/4". £ 300 - 500
Lot 263: A pair of Arne Jacobsen Series 7 swivel chairs, model 3117, made by Fritz Hansen, designed in 1955, chrome frame, stamped underneath, 33" high. £ 300 - 500
Lot 264: Attributed to Arne Jacobsen, a pair of stools, moulded plywood saddle seat, on three tubular steel legs, 15 1/4" across, 18 1/2" across. £ 50 - 100
Lot 265: A Joe Columbo 'Boby' trolley, Italian, circa 1970, with moulded signature, manufactured by Biessetlast of Italy, of square form and with sliding compartments, 16" across, 28 3/4" high. £ 80 - 120
Lot 266: Betty Joel (1896-1985) for Token Hand Made Furniture
A walnut dressing table mirror, circa 1930, with stepped Art Deco glass, and waterfall shaped supports, 24 1/2" across, 31 1/4" high. £ 100 - 150
Lot 267: Betty Joel (1896-1985) for Token Hand Made Furniture
A dressing table mirror, 1937, with inset bevelled glass, labelled, 18 1/2" across, 30" high. £ 100 - 150
Lot 268: Betty Joel (1896-1985) for Token Hand Made Furniture
A silky oak chest of drawers, 1929, three short drawers over two long graduated drawers, labelled, 45 1/2" across, 31" high. £ 600 - 900
Lot 269: Eileen Gray (Irish, 1879-1976)
A pair of Transat chairs, originally designed 1925, chromed metal, lacquered wood and black leather, this model is probably part of a later edition by Andree Putman for Ecart International, 41 1/2". £ 800 - 1,200
Lot 270: A set of four Scandinavian chairs, possibly Arne Jacobsen prototypes, circa 1960, plywood shaped seats on steel frames, 32 1/4" high. £ 200 - 300
Lot 271: Arne Jacobsen (1902-1971) for Fritz Hansen
Two Series 7 chairs, one in rosewood and one in black, both labelled, on steel frames, 30" high. £ 70 - 100
Lot 272: Attributed to Niels Moller for J L Moller
A set of four Danish teak dining chairs, model 71, designed for JLM in 1951, shaped backs and sea grass seats, 31" high. £ 70 - 100
Lot 273: A Joe Columbo fruit bowl, in red metal, unsigned, 11 1/4" across, 8" high. £ 40 - 60
Lot 274: A two tier Scandinavian designed teak occasional table, circa 1960, in the manner of Niels Moller, on shaped supports, 33" across, 27" high. £ 50 - 100
Lot 275: A Robert 'Mouseman' Thompson of Kilburn three legged oak stool, shaped seat and on octagonal legs, carved mouse, 13 3/4" high, 14 1/4" across. £ 100 - 150
Lot 276: An Art Deco walnut dining suite, circa 1930, in the manner of Harry & Lou Epstein, comprising dining table on two central supports, 72 3/4" x 35", four chairs with cream leather upholstery, 35" high, and a sideboard, 66" across. £ 1,000 - 2,000
Lot 277: Ronald Wilson (British, 1926-2005)
A theatre fantasy landscape backdrop, 1940s, depicting angels and a cat beyond a castellation, painted on canvas, 73" across, 77" high.

The current vendor's mother, who taught with the Ballet Rambert, asked her colleague Ronald Wilson, who painted scenery for Rambert, to create a backdrop for their house. The backdrop hung in the dining room of their house in Ladbroke Square, London.

Ronald Wilson was a respected designer of theatrical productions and pantomimist, who also choreographed his own ballets. He moved to London in 1942 and studied at St. Martin's School of Art and later graduated from the Royal College of Art. He also took up dance training with Marie Rambert and later worked with Audrey de Vos, Claude Newman and with Birger Bartholin in Copenhagen.

Wilson began designing professionally in 1944 with a new setting from the Ballet Rambert production of Les Sylphides. At the same time he taught at St Martin's School of Art and the Royal College of Art, alongside designing textiles and teaching mime at the 'City Lit' and Canadian Mime School.
Following his death in 2005 the Rambert Archive received his archive of designs. £ 200 - 300
Lot 278: Arne Jacobsen (1902-1971) for Fritz Hansen
A circular dining table, designed circa 1958, white laminate top and aluminium six point base, Fritz Hansen label, 57" diameter, 27 1/2" high. £ 300 - 500
Lot 279: A pair of William Morris 'Sussex' side chairs, after designs by Philip Webb, with rush seats, 32 3/4" high and another Morris 'Sussex' chair, with crossed back (3). £ 100 - 200
Lot 280: A pair of William Morris 'Sussex' armchairs, after designs by Philip Webb, with rush seats, 32 3/4" high. £ 200 - 300
Lot 281: A 1930s wrought iron jardiniere stand, probably French, scrolling decoration, 39" high. £ 60 - 80
Lot 282: A late Victorian 'Aesthetic' mahogany chaise longue, upholstered in striped fabric, on turned legs ending in castors, 66" long. £ 200 - 300
Lot 283: A 1920s mahogany octagonal lazy susan, on octagonal support and base, 18" diameter. £ 80 - 120
Lot 284: A pair of Arts & Crafts hammered brass and wrought iron andirons, 12" deep. £ 60 - 80
Lot 285: A pair of Arts & Crafts shaped brass and wrought iron andirons, 11" deep. £ 60 - 80
Lot 286: A pair of large early 20th Century 'Mission' hanging lights, of circular form with metal frames, covered in parchment, approximately 31" across. £ 200 - 300
Lot 287: An Arts & Crafts 'Morris' reclining armchair, probably Edwardian, after designs by Philip Webb, with adjustable back, turned spindle sides and on turned tapering feet, 23 3/4" across. £ 300 - 400
Lot 288: A late Victorian ebonised Aesthetic style salon armchair, stamped 'C.V.S.', with pierced splat, padded seat and arm rests, on turned supports, 23 1/2" across, 31 1/2" high. £ 80 - 120
Lot 289: An early 20th Century Japanese softwood tonsu, with iron mounts and side carrying handles, multi drawer with small cupboard enclosing four lacquered drawers, 31" high, 31" across. £ 200 - 300
Lot 290: A Gordon Russell 'Stow' oak wardrobe, designed by Gordon Russell in 1927, two large panelled doors, over one long drawer, with octagonal knob handles, with metal 'The Russell Workshop, Broadway Ltd.' label, 39" across, 67 1/2" high. £ 600 - 800
Lot 291: A Peter Waals Cotswold School oak chair, lattice back, upholstered drop-in seat, 33 1/4" high.

Literature:
see The Furniture and Joinery of Peter Waals, The Alcuin Press, 1930, cat. no.18. for a related example. £ 80 - 120
Lot 292: A Modernist teak and metal coffee table, 27" square.

Provenance:
Purchased from Holmes of Reading in 1965. £ 70 - 90
Lot 293: A Zenith oak 24 hour wall clock, the circular dial with reeded edge, brass Arabic numerals, Swiss 18 day movement, 13" diameter. £ 400 - 600
Lot 294: Manner of William Burges
A painted side chair, carved splat back, decorated with stars, crescents and foliage in red, gold and greens, on square section and turned tapering supports, 35" high. £ 200 - 300
Lot 295: An Arts & Crafts copper and wrought iron firescreen, with Viking's head to the centre, 20 1/4" high. £ 60 - 100
Lot 296: Arne Jacobsen (1902-1971) for Fritz Hansen
An 'Egg' chair, black vinyl on a swivel aluminium base, signed with cast manufacturer's mark 'FH Made in Denmark 520015', 32 1/2" across, 39" high.

**Amended** £ 600 - 900
Lot 297: A Tiffany style hanging light, leaded slag glass, 19" diameter. £ 100 - 200
Lot 298: Jackie Hatfield (British, 1962-2007)
A papier mache sculpture of an Indian tiger, 1987, signed and dated, 43" across.

Provenance:
Purchased by the current vendor from The Portland Gallery, London in the 1980s. £ 100 - 200
Lot 299: A Cotswold School Arts & Crafts kneehole writing desk, possibly Peter Waals or Harry Davoll, the upper section with two central doors flanked by drawers, the lower half with central drawer and six further drawers arranged around a kneehole, on shaped feet, 48" across. £ 400 - 700
Lot 300: Enzo Mari for Zanotta
A set of four Tonietta chairs, originally designed in 1985, leather and aluminium frame, model no. 2090, moulded marks and Zanotta label, 32 1/4" high (4).

This chair won the Compasso d'Oro Prize 1987 at the Chair Fair International Design Centre, New York, 1986. £ 100 - 200
Lot 301: A Niels O Moller rosewood extending dining table, designed in 1958, foldable extendable leaf, on tapering supports, unsigned, 48" x 68 1/2" extended, together with six Danish rosewood dining chairs, stamped 'Made in Denmark'. £ 400 - 700
Lot 302: A Secessionist gilt metal and glass hanging light, with straight glass tubular drops, and five tear glass drops, approximately 22" long without drops. £ 100 - 200
Lot 303: Avril Wilson (British, Contemporary)
Two sculptural floor standing candle stands, circa 1996, wrought iron of organic form, the tallest 73" high.

Avril Wilson started making sculptural metalwork for public spaces and galleries in 1987. Major commissions include sculptural railings and gates for the Royal Victoria Hospital, Belfast, and sculptural gateway for The Hawthorns Urban Wildlife Centre, Southampton.

Her work is held in numerous public collections including The Crafts Council, Hove Museum and Art Gallery and East Sussex County Council. £ 800 - 1,200
Lot 304: A 1930s two tier trolley, with galleried top, twisted supports, and on wheels. £ 80 - 120

Works of Art & Sculpture

Lot 305: Salvador Dali (Spanish, 1904-1989)
'Ama De Llaves', The Key, verdigris bronze, 9/12, stamped signature 'Dali' and numbered '0812508 - PA 9/12' to the base of the bronze, cast by the Diejasa foundry, on a stepped base, the bronze 5" high

Provenance:
Diejasa Foundry, Madrid, formerly The Clot Collection. Sold with a certificate from the Diejasa foundry (Disenos y Esclusivas de Joyeria y Arte S.A., Madrid), March 1992. £ 800 - 1,200
Lot 306: Eduardo Paolozzi (British, 1924-2005)
Copulating Locusts, 1993, two plaster models, each signed and dated, 10 1/2" long (2). £ 200 - 400
Lot 307: Hamish Mackie (British, b.1973)
Jacob ram's head, 2009, 8/25, signed, dated and numbered, bronze, on square marble base, 9 1/2" high including base. £ 1,000 - 1,500
Lot 308: Stan Bentall (American, 20th Century)
Quails taking flight, 8/250, 1995, inscribed, dated on plaque, bronze on wooden base, 7 3/4" across. £ 80 - 120
Lot 309: Annie Wootton (British, Contemporary)
'Grey Tabby', signed and titled, paper pulp, 16 1/4" across. £ 50 - 70
Lot 310: A Ferdinand Barbedienne bust of a lady, 19th Century, her hair dressed in a classical manner, bronze, signed and with A. Collas foundry reduction stamp, 11 1/2" high. £ 500 - 800
Lot 311: William Arthur Chase (British, 1878-1944) for The Rowley Gallery
'Dancer with Cymbals', an Arts & Crafts marquetry panel, circa 1920, stamped 'Rowley' to the panel and with A. J. Rowley label to the reverse, circular, 11 1/2" diameter. £ 60 - 100
Lot 312: Abram Games (British, 1914-1996)
What can you do in civvy street?: Army Education Scheme, World War Two poster, printed for H.M. Stationary Office by Field Sons & Co. Ltd., Bradford, 29" x 19 1/4" and a British and Allied Amphibian poster, 19 1/2" x 29", both unmounted and unframed (2). £ 80 - 120
Lot 313: Abram Games (British, 1914-1996)
What can you do in civvy street?: Army Education Scheme, World War Two poster, printed for H.M. Stationary Office by Field Sons & Co. Ltd., Bradford, 29" x 19 1/4" and a British and Allied Amphibian poster, 19 1/2" x 29", both unmounted and unframed (2). £ 80 - 120
Lot 314: Manner of Susan Mary ('Lily') Yeats (1866-1949) and Nellie Lovibond
An Arts & Crafts tapestry panel depicting a maiden in court dress, castle in the distance, within a strawberry and leaf border, silk thread on linen, 30 1/2" x 10 1/2".

Provenance:
Purportedly purchased from Kelmscott Manor Sale, circa 1936. £ 150 - 250
Lot 315: An Art Nouveau copper and enamel plaque, depicting a lady and gentleman at the theatre, in the manner of Toulouse-Lautrec, indistinctly initialled, 12" x 8". £ 200 - 300
Lot 316: A Swedish Guldsmedsaktiebolaget - GAB patinated bronze bowl, stamped 95 and maker's marks, 6" diameter. £ 80 - 120
Lot 317: W. A. S. Benson (1854-1924)
An Arts & Crafts copper and brass jacketed vessel/jug, designed and manufactured by W. A. S. Benson, stamped marks, probably model 782, 10 1/2" high.

Literature:
Ian Hamilton (ed.), W.A.S. Benson: Arts & Crafts Luminary and Pioneer of Modern Design, Antique Collectors' Club Ltd., 2005, p.255, plate 31. £ 40 - 70
Lot 318: A Christofle of France pair of silver plated salt and pepper shakers, Vulcano range, in original box, impressed marks, 1 1/2" high. £ 30 - 50
Lot 319: A pair of Georg Jensen sterling silver 'Acorn' salad servers and a matching cake knife, each with stamped marks, the servers 8 3/4" long. (3) £ 100 - 200
Lot 320: A Swedish Hallberg 'Sverige' spoon, designed by Heinz Decker, 5 1/2" long, and a Norwegian Marius Hammer christening spoon, engraved with a depiction of the Virgin Mary carrying the baby Jesus, 6" long (2). £ 40 - 70
Lot 321: Elsie B. Innes at the Glasgow School of Art
An enamel roundel of a rose and other flowers in a hammered copper frame, overall 5 1/2" x 5 1/2" and another circular enamel plaque depicting flowers, 2" diameter, unframed (2).

Provenance:
According to the family Elsie B. Innes attended the Glasgow School of Art circa 1910. £ 80 - 120
Lot 322: Elsie B. Innes at the Glasgow School of Art
Viking Ship, enamel on copper, circular, 3 3/4" diameter.

Provenance:
According to the family Elsie B. Innes attended the Glasgow School of Art circa 1910. £ 50 - 100
Lot 323: Elsie B. Innes at the Glasgow School of Art
Parrot on perch, enamel, in copper frame, overall 4 1/2" x 3 1/4".

Provenance:
According to the family Elsie B. Innes attended the Glasgow School of Art circa 1910. £ 50 - 100
Lot 324: Elsie B. Innes at the Glasgow School of Art
Mermaid, enamel on copper, in a copper frame, overall 6 3/4" x 4 3/4".

Provenance:
According to the family Elsie B. Innes attended the Glasgow School of Art circa 1910. £ 100 - 200
Lot 325: Elsie B. Innes at the Glasgow School of Art
Galleon at sea, enamel on copper, in a hammered copper frame, overall 6 1/4" x 7 1/4".

Provenance:
According to the family Elsie B. Innes attended the Glasgow School of Art circa 1910. £ 100 - 200
Lot 326: Lady Grace Hay-Drummond-Hay (British, 1895-1946)
A series of twenty coloured designs for neck-ties in the European tradition, by Kajikawa Yutaka, with letter of explanation and introduction to Lady Drummond Hay, gouache on paper, each tie pattern 18 1/2" long, together with an illustrated card to encourage subscription to assist the young artist Reiji Masayoshi Iizuka.

Lady Drummond-Hay was the first woman to cross the Atlantic by air, which she did aboard LZ127 the 'Graf Zeppelin' accompanied by her cat.

This 1928 epoch making flight marked the beginning of trans-oceanic air travel. LZ127 flew 5,987 miles in 112 hours between Fredrichshafen and New York, 11-15 October 1928. At the time this was the longest distance ever made by air without landing.

As a special correspondent for Hearst newspapers, Lady Drummond Hay travelled extensively, when in Tokyo she was feted, entertained by numerous dignitaries, met lady aviators and the young Kajikawa Yutaka whose letter herewith contains secret hopes and dreams and expresses the idea that Lady Drummond Hay may be able to help him market his designs to a wider, less conservative people than those in Japan.

Provenance:
From the collection of the late Lady Grace Hay-Drummond-Hay. £ 200 - 300
Lot 327: A David Anderson Norwegian silver and blue enamel brooch, designed by Willy Winnaess, modelled as a four leaf group, stamped marks, 2 1/2" across. £ 50 - 80
Lot 328: A David Anderson of Norway silver, blue enamel and simulated pearl choker necklace, 1950s, designed by Willy Winnaess, stamped 925 and maker's marks, open 15" long. £ 300 - 500
Lot 329: A Keswick School of Industrial Art copper posy vase, with band of scrolling foliage motif, stamped 'KSIA', 4 1/2" high. £ 40 - 60
Lot 330: An Arts & Crafts enamel, pearl and turquoise ring, in the manner of Winifred Whiteside and George Hunt, the central enamel composition in the form of a flower, 1 1/4" across. £ 200 - 300
Lot 331: An Art Deco eight piece dressing table set, black and white guilloche enamel design, comprising four brushes, a hand mirror, and three cut glass jars with silver plated and enamel covers, the mirror 11 1/2" long. £ 50 - 100
Lot 332: A Keswick School of Industrial Art silver plated posy vase, with stylised flowers, stamped 'KSIA', 4 3/4" high. £ 30 - 50
Lot 333: A WMF Art Nouveau oval copper tray, with stylised brass handles, stamped mark, 21 1/2" across. £ 40 - 70
Lot 334: A Scandinavian silver link necklace, probably Danish, maker's mark 'Aa', stamped 950 and a Continental silver modernist bracelet, stamped 925 (2). £ 40 - 60
Lot 335: Two Arts & Crafts copper chamber candlesticks, the larger with stylised foliate motifs, 10" across. £ 30 - 50
Lot 336: A David Linley cocktail stirrer, in stainless steel with walnut handle, boxed, 11" long. £ 20 - 30
Lot 337: A David Linley marquetry desk writing surface, 1993, stamped and dated, 18 1/4" x 23". £ 50 - 100
Lot 338: An Arts & Crafts stained glass roundel, depicting a galleon in full sail, flying St. George's flag, 17" diameter. £ 80 - 120
Lot 339: An Arts & Crafts stained glass roundel, depicting a bird in flight, 10" diameter. £ 40 - 70
Lot 340: An Art Nouveau silver plated and iridescent glass centrepiece, in the manner of Tiffany, modelled with a semi-clad outstretched lady alongside sunflower to the stand, 14" high, 9 1/2" across. £ 500 - 700
Lot 341: An Asprey Art Deco silver plated three piece tea set, of square angular form, comprising teapot with cane handle, milk jug and sugar bowl, stamped marks, the teapot 4 3/4" high (3). £ 80 - 120
Lot 342: An Arts & Crafts Newlyn School style large copper vase, with raised swirling decoration and flaring handles, 18 1/4" high. £ 100 - 200
Lot 343: Two Tudric pewter hand beaten handled trays, model 043, stamped marks, 19" across. £ 150 - 250
Lot 344: An Art Deco American steel, copper and brass cocktail shaker, in the form of a facsimile eighteen pounder shrapnel shell, patent applied for in America and Foreign Countries, stamped marks, 12" high. £ 200 - 300
Lot 345: A Hoselton aluminium BMW Golf Cup trophy, given to the winner at The Wentworth Club, 9 August 2000, labelled, 10 1/4" high. £ 40 - 60
Lot 346: Archibald Knox (British, 1864-1933) for Liberty & Co.
A silver and enamel handled shoe horn and button hook, inset enamel Celtic motif, Birmingham 1905 and 1906 respectively, the shoe horn 8 3/4" long (2). £ 200 - 300
Lot 347: Archibald Knox (British, 1864-1933) for Liberty & Co.
A pewter and enamel cake basket, model no. 0357, with entrelac design, stamped marks, 12" across. £ 400 - 600
Lot 348: Archibald Knox (British, 1864-1933) for Liberty & Co.
A 'Cymric' silver, enamel and turquoise five piece dressing table set, Birmingham 1904, comprising hand mirror, hair brush, comb, button hook and shoe horn, stamped maker's marks, the hand mirror 11 1/4" long (5). £ 600 - 800
Lot 349: A Liberty & Co. 'Cymric' hammered silver bowl, Birmingham 1903, No. 2415, the rim with pierced lozenge apertures, stamped maker's marks, 4 1/4" diameter. £ 150 - 200
Lot 350: Theo Moorman (British, 1907-1990)
A textile wall hanging in oranges, purple and silver, design for Manchester Cathedral altar cloth, 18 1/2" x 24".

Provenance:
with The Oxford Gallery, where purchased in the 1960s. £ 50 - 100
Lot 351: An Erik Herlow 'Obelisk' stainless steel eight place flatware set, 56 piece, by Copenhagen Cutlery, Denmark, cased. £ 100 - 200
Lot 352: A Weimar Bauhaus double gourd copper vase, possibly attributable to Gyula Pap (Austrian, 1899-1983), circa 1920-25, 10 1/2" high and a similar pedestal copper bowl, 6" high, 7 1/4" diameter

Literature:
See Jeannine Fiedler and Peter Feierabend, Bauhaus, h.f. Ullmann: 2006, p. 429 to see early Weimar period pots which have similarities to these pieces. £ 60 - 100
Lot 353: A pair of Weimar Bauhaus copper and brass candlesticks, possibly attributable to Gyula Pap (Hungarian, 1899-1983), circa 1925, bowl shaped sconces, tapering square section stem, 14 1/2" high.

Provenance:
Purportedly possibly previously in the collection of Peggy Guggenheim. £ 200 - 300
Lot 354: A set of four Cubist brass candlesticks, in the manner of Fernand Leger, two 10" high, two 7 1/2" high. £ 200 - 300
Lot 355: A pair of Art Deco Machine Age brass candlesticks, probably French, 9" high. £ 100 - 200
Lot 356: Georg Jensen ten place silver flatware service, 72 piece, comprising 10 soup spoons, 10 tea spoons, 10 dinner forks, 10 desert forks, 10 table knives, 10 dessert knives, 10 dessert spoons, 1 serving spoon and 1 cheese knife, each stamped 'Georg Jensen, Sterling Denmark' (72). £ 3,500 - 4,500
Lot 357: A set of twelve French Art Deco silver plated knife rests, in the form of stylised animals in movement, on rectangular bases, including boars, pheasants, rabbits and ducks, each with impressed maker's mark to top of base, each 3 1/4" across, cased. £ 80 - 120
Lot 358: Three Art Nouveau style pewter buckles, one in the form of two swans in a pond amongst grasses, in the style of William Comyns, 4 1/2" across, another of pierced foliate scroll form, 4 1/2" across and one further of a figure riding a swan, 2 1/4" diameter (3). £ 40 - 70
Lot 359: Edouard Benedictus (French, 1878-1930) and Jean Saude (French, 19/20th Century), thirteen plates from Variations: Quatre-vingt-six motifs decoratifs, circa 1924, published by Albert Levy, Paris, hand coloured, including plates 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 15, 17 and 19, all mounted with one exception, 15 1/4" x 12 1/2", together with original back boards. £ 250 - 350
Lot 360: An Art Deco ivory visiting card case, 4 1/4" x 3", an amber and 9ct gold cigarette holder, an art deco brooch in the form of a sun ray, 3 1/4" across and an Art Deco rectangular compact, 5 1/4" across (4). £ 40 - 70
Lot 361: A pair of Liberty & Co. 'Tudric' candlesticks, model no. 01504, hammered and of squat form, stamped marks, 5 1/4" high. £ 150 - 250
Lot 362: A Liberty & Co. pewter vase, with green glass lining, three loop handles and stylised leaves and berry decoration, model no. 0957, stamped marks, 8 1/2" high. £ 150 - 250
Lot 363: A 'Tudric' hammered pewter vase, made for Liberty & Co., model no. 01430, with stylised heart decoration to waisted body, stamped marks, 9 1/2" high.

Illustrated:
Liberty 1875-1975, V & A Museum, London: 1975, p.99, cat. no.E21 for a similar example. £ 200 - 300
Lot 364: A 1930s advertising design for the shop 'Les Modes De Verlaine', on Rue De La Paix, Paris, inscribed 'Tolmer' lower right, watercolour, 3 1/4" x 5 1/4", a French 1930s coloured etching 'Les Oiseaux', signed 'Guy' and titled in pencil, roundel, 4 1/2" diameter and a hand coloured Christmas Greetings card, after Raoul Dufy, depicting Victory flags looking down to the Opera, Paris (3). £ 40 - 70
Lot 365: A James Fenton Art Nouveau silver and enamel pendant, with suspended drop, Birmingham 1909, 1 1/2". £ 80 - 120
Lot 366: A Goberg Arts & Crafts wrought iron five branch candelabra, with owl to the centre, stamped 'Goberg', 13 1/2" high. £ 50 - 100
Lot 367: A length of Archibald Knox tea rose fabric, printed in the 1970s from original watercolour designs circa 1905.

The original watercolour designs were not produced at the time, so these 1970s productions are in fact the only available Knox materials. £ 50 - 100
Lot 368: A Richard Perry, Son & Co. painted metal and glass candlestick and snuffer, probably designed by Christopher Dresser, cast Perry mark, 8" high. £ 60 - 100
Lot 369: An Italian Sabattini steel and glass jug, impressed Sabattini to the base and with 'Collezione Sabattini' label, 8" high. £ 50 - 80
Lot 370: An early Hammond typewriter, possibly Hammond 2, with curved keyboard, brass manufacturers plate and oak case, 13 1/2" across. £ 150 - 250
Lot 371: Archibald Knox (British, 1864-1933) for Liberty & Co.
A Tudric pewter part tea set, circa 1902-05, model 231, comprising teapot with cane handle, milk jug and sugar basin, decorated with Honesty design, the teapot 10" across.

Literature:
Stephen A Martin, Archibald Knox, London: Art Media Press, 2001, p.198. £ 80 - 120
Lot 372: Bernard Cuzner (British, 1877-1956)
An Arts & Crafts silver serving spoon, Birmingham 1943, with deep planished bowl, 8 3/4" long. £ 60 - 100
Lot 373: A set of six Norwegian 830 silver forks, possibly by Thorvald Marthinsen, and a collection of further Norwegian silver flatware to include five desert spoons, six forks, three serving spoons and two further pieces (22). £ 100 - 200
Lot 374: The Bromsgrove Guild of Applied Arts
A cast bronze plaque, depicting Virgin and Child and John the Baptist, probably designed by Walter Gilbert (1871-1946), marked 'Bromsgrove...', oval, framed, 4 1/2" x 2 3/4". £ 80 - 120
Lot 375: Patriz Huber (German, 1878-1902)
A Jugendstil silver, enamel and amethyst brooch, made by Theodor Fahrner, stamped 'PH, TF, 935 Depose'. £ 1,000 - 1,500
Lot 376: Attributed to Nelson Dawson (British, 1859-1942)
An Arts & Crafts enamelled ring, circa 1900-1910, depicting a flowering branch. £ 300 - 400
Lot 377: George Edward Hunt (1892-1960)
An Arts & Crafts gold ring, in the Secessionist style, set with garnet and possibly flanked by rock crystal, maker's stamp. £ 400 - 600

Photography

Lot 380: Tanya Moiseiwitsch (British, 1914-2003)
A costume design for Sir John Falstaff in scene 12 of Henry IV, part I, played by Anthony Quayle, titled and inscribed 'For Tony, with love Tanya 1951-1952', watercolour and pen, 17 1/4" x 10 3/4"

Tanya Moiseiwitsch (1914-2003) became one of the leading theatre designers of the 1940s and 1950s and a pioneer of her age, which included designing the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield and the National Theatre on the South Bank. She was one of only a handful of women to work at an international level in costume and set design.
She was most closely associated with the plays of Shakespeare. Like her theatre designs, her set designs were both elegant and direct. She generally designed the costumes too, which gave a visual unity to the whole productions.
In 1949, Tanya Moiseiwitsch began a long association with the Shakespeare Memorial Theatre at Stratford-on-Avon, where she made her debut with a production of Henry VIII. She became close friends with both Dorothy Hyson and Anthony Quayle.
Tanya Moiseiwitsch was appointed CBE in 1976. £ 80 - 120
Lot 381: Tanya Moiseiwitsch (British, 1914-2003)
A costume design for Lord Ogleby in the Clandestine Marriage, played by Anthony Quayle, 1984, titled, dated and inscribed 'For Tony with love T.M. '84', watercolour, pencil and material, 8 3/4" x 7" £ 70 - 100
Lot 382: Gordon Conway (American, 1894-1956)
Three jazz age theatre designs, probably depicting Dorothy Dickson, pen and watercolour, two signed in pencil, the largest 14" x 10 1/2", unframed (3).

Gordon Conway was most well-known as a costume designer for films including Confetti (1927), Sir or Madam (1928) and The Return of the Rat (1928). However, she also endlessly produced posters, magazine illustrations, fashion and theatre designs that caught the excited mood of the twenties, and typified the elegant chic of fashion from the period.

Literature:
David Schaff, That Red Head Gal: Fashions and Designs of Gordon Conway: 1916-1936, American Institute of Architects Foundation, 1980. £ 80 - 120
Lot 383: Harlip Studio
Portrait of Joan Bright Astley, 1938, signed 'Harlip' in pencil and inscribed 'J. Bright' in the margin, vintage gelatin silver print, Harlip Ltd. copyright stamp to the reverse, 12 1/2" x 8 3/4"

The Harlip studio was one of the leading high society, fashion and film photography studios in Berlin. However, in 1937 Harlip left Berlin for London where they continued their practice at 161 New Bond Street, London run by Dr. Gregory Harlip and Madam Monte Harlip.

Joan Bright Astley (British, 1910-2008) organised and ran the Special Information Centre (SIC) for Winston Churchill during World War II. She also served as an administrative officer at several wartime and post war conferences. She was appointed OBE in the 1946 New Years Honours list for her work during the war.

As a young woman she dated Ian Fleming, and she is believed to be one of three or four woman whose attributes were used by Fleming for the character of Miss Moneypenny. £ 60 - 100
Lot 384: WITHDRAWN
Lot 385: Cecil Beaton (British, 1904-1980)
Dorothy Dickson as Helen of Troy, 1944, bromide print mounted on card, signed in multicoloured pencil in the margin, photographers stamp to the reverse, 8 3/4" x 7 1/2"

Illustrated:
An example of this photograph can be found in the National Portrait Gallery. £ 100 - 200
Lot 386: WITHDRAWN
Lot 387: Cecil Beaton (British, 1904-1980)
A collection of nine bromide prints from Lady Windemere's Fan, Theatre Royal Haymarket London, 1945, staring Dorothy Hyson, directed by John Gielgud, designer Cecil Beaton, each with photographer's stamp and annotations to the reverse, all but one mounted on card, the largest 9 1/4" x 6 3/4".

Described in Life magazine of April 15 1946, 'London playgoers are being dazzled, after the grim sight of war, by a burst of Victorian elegance.' Dorothy Hyson's portrayal was acclaimed as 'enchanting' and she was hailed as a quintessential Oscar Wilde heroine. Some of the shots were used by Vogue and Life magazine. £ 200 - 400
Lot 388: Angus McBean (British, 1904-1990)
Ivor Novello and Dorothy Dickson in Henry V, vintage gelatin silver prints, Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, 1938, photographer's stamp to the reverse, 9 1/2" x 7 1/2" and another print by the Stage Photo Company of Novello and Dickson in Henry V, 11 3/4" x 8 3/4" (2). £ 50 - 70
Lot 390: Angus McBean (British, 1904-1990)
Dorothy Dickson, 1938, surrealist view of lily pond, published in The Sketch, gelatin silver print, 14 3/4" x 11 1/2"

Illustrated:
An example of this photograph was shown in Terence Pepper, Angus McBean Portraits, The Monacelli Press: New York, pl.14 and frontispiece (accompanying the exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery July - October, 2006)

This portrait forms a series of 'Surrealised Portraits' for The Sketch, started in December 1937. It included Diana Wynyard, Margaret Rawlings, Dorothy Hyson, Beatrice Lillie, Lynn Fontanne, Patricia Hilliard and Margaret Lockwood.

Angus McBean decided to ask Dorothy Dickson if she would be in his 'Surrealist' series, at the moment she was starring alongside Ivor Novello in Henry V. £ 300 - 500
Lot 391: WITHDRAWN
Lot 392: Angus McBean (British, 1904-1990)
Anthony Quayle as King Henry VIII, Stratford-upon-Avon, 1949, and Anthony Quayle as Faulconbridge in King John, Stratford-upon-Avon, 1948, each signed in pencil in the margin, photographers stamps and various inscriptions to the reverse, vintage gelatin silver prints, 15" x 12" (2) £ 100 - 200
Lot 393: Angus McBean (British, 1904-1990)
Anthony Quayle as Othello, Stratford-upon-Avon, 1954, and Anthony Quayle as Mosca in Ben Jonson's Volpone, Stratford-upon-Avon, 1952, each signed in pencil in the margin, photographers stamps and various inscriptions to the reverse, vintage gelatin silver prints, 15" x 12" (2) £ 100 - 200
Lot 394: Angus McBean (British, 1904-1990)
Anthony Quayle as Bottom in A Midsummer Night's Dream, Stratford-upon-Avon, 1954, and Anthony Quayle as Pandarus in Troilus and Cressida, Stratford-upon-Avon, 1948, each signed in pencil in the margin, photographers stamps and various inscriptions to the reverse, vintage gelatin silver prints, 15" x 12" (2) £ 100 - 200
Lot 395: Angus McBean (British, 1904-1990)
Anthony Quayle as Aaron the Moor in Titus Andronicus, Stratford-upon-Avon, 1955, signed in pencil in the margin, photographers stamps and various inscriptions to the reverse, vintage gelatin silver print, 19 3/4" x 15 3/4"

Illustrated:
This photograph is illustrated in Adrian Woodhouse, Angus McBean, London: Quartet Books, 1982, No. 98. £ 100 - 200
Lot 396: Angus McBean (British, 1904-1990)
Anthony Quayle as Falstaff and Anthony Quayle as Othello, in Shakespeare Memorial Theatre Company's Tour of New Zealand and Australia, 1953, each signed in pencil in the margin, various stamps and inscriptions to the reverse, vintage gelatin silver prints, each 19 3/4" x 15 3/4" (2) £ 100 - 200
Lot 397: Angus McBean (British, 1904-1990)
Anthony Quayle as Jacques in As You Like It, Shakespeare Memorial Theatre Company's Tour of New Zealand and Australia, 1953, signed in pencil in the margin, photographers stamp and various inscriptions to the reverse, vintage gelatin silver print, 19 3/4" x 15 3/4" £ 80 - 120
Lot 398: Angus McBean (British, 1904-1990)
Sir Alec Guinness and Anthony Quayle in Incident at Vichy, by Arthur Miller, Phoenix Theatre, 1966, bromide print, photographer's stamp to the reverse, 9 3/4" x 7 1/2", together with further Angus McBean photographs of Robert Morley and Alan Astrille, each signed to the front by the sitter, photographer's stamp to the reverse, 9 3/4" x 7 1/2" (3). £ 30 - 60
Lot 399: Angus McBean (British, 1904-1990)
Rosanna Quayle as Princess Elizabeth in Henry VIII, Stratford-Upon-Avon, 1949, three vintage gelatin silver prints, two signed in pencil in the margin and with photographer's stamp to the reverse, 8 1/2" x 6 1/2" and one further Angus McBean photograph of Dorothy Hyson with her daughters Rosanna and Jenny, signed, vintage gelatin silver print, 8 1/2" x 6 1/2" (4) £ 40 - 70
Lot 400: Angus McBean (British, 1904-1990)
Dorothy Dickson and Ivor Novello in Careless Rapture, Drury Lane Theatre, London, 1936, photographers stamp verso, 9 3/4" x 7 1/4", together with two further signed Angus McBean photographs of Dorothy Dickson and one unsigned photograph, each with photographer's stamp to the reverse (4).

Illustrated:
The Careless Rapture photograph was used as the cover of Theatre World, October 1936, No. 141. £ 80 - 120
Lot 401: Anthony Armstrong Jones, Lord Snowdon (British, b.1930)
Anthony Quayle in Arthur Miller's A View from a Bridge, 1956, two vintage gelatin silver prints, photographer's stamps to the reverse, each 11 1/2" x 9 3/4" (2).

**ONLY ONE IMAGE IN THE LOT**

These pictures were photographed by Armstrong-Jones down in the docks. The play was banned by the Lord Chamberlain on account of a kiss between two men. This was the first male kiss on stage. The play therefore could only go ahead under club licence. £ 100 - 200
Lot 402: Melbourne Spurr (1888-1964)
Mary Pickford, vintage gelatin silver print, 1920s-1930s, inscribed 'To Miss Dorothy Dickson, Cordially Yours, Mary Pickford' in ink, photographs stamp, 13 3/4" x 10 1/2" and another vintage gelatin silver print, similarly inscribed to Dorothy Dickson, possibly by Ira Hill, 9 3/4" x 7 1/2" (2).

Mary Pickford was a legendary actress and co-founder of United Artists Studio, who became dubbed 'America's Sweetheart'. £ 50 - 100
Lot 403: Dorothy Wilding (British, 1893-1976)
Dorothy Dickson, signed in pen in the margin, and inscribed by the sitter in pen on the print, vintage gelatin silver print, photographer's stamp to the reverse, 8 1/4" x 6 1/2", and four further gelatin prints of Dorothy Dickson by Wilding (5). £ 80 - 120
Lot 404: Janet Jevons (act. 1930s)
Dorothy Dickson in Easter Parade, Adelphi Theatre, London, 1935, bromide print, photographer's stamp to the reverse, 10" x 7 1/4", two prints of Dorothy Dickson with a dog on her lap by Jevons, one signed in the margin by the photographer, bromide prints, 8 1/4 x 6 1/4", and two prints of Dorothy Dickson in The Ringer, 1946, photographers marks, 13" x 10 1/4" and 7 3/4" x 5 3/4" (5) £ 50 - 100
Lot 405: Paul Tanqueray (British, 1905-1991)
Dorothy Hyson, gelatin silver print, photographer's stamp to the reverse, 8" x 6 1/4", a vintage postcard of Dorothy Hyson by Tanqueray, 8" x 6", and two further photographic prints of Dorothy Hyson by Houston Rogers and Baron. (4) £ 40 - 80
Lot 406: Paul Tanqueray (British, 1904-1991)
Michael Redgrave, 1960, signed by the photographer and sitter on the mount, photographer's stamp to the reverse, vintage bromide print, 10" x 7 3/4"

Illustrated:
A copy of this photograph can be found in the National Portrait Gallery. £ 40 - 70
Lot 407: A 1930s vintage gelatin silver print of Tallulah Bankhead, inscribed in ink 'To the divine Dorothy, Yours Tallulah', possibly American, 11 1/2" x 8 3/4"

The print of Tallulah Bankhead is possibly the one that was used as a basis for the tobacco card of Tallulah Bankhead in the 1936 R. J. Hill Cinema Celebrities set. £ 40 - 70
Lot 408: Florence Vandamm (British, 1883-1966)
Dorothy Dickson in theatrical costume, signed in pencil on the mount, vintage gelatin silver print, photographer's and Vogue magazine copyright stamp to the reverse, 8" x 4 3/4" another vintage gelatin silver print of Dorothy Dickson, possibly in Peter Pan, 1920s, indistinctly signed in pencil on the mount, 9 1/4" x 6 3/4" and one further Stage Company photograph (3) £ 30 - 50
Lot 409: A collection of signed theatrical photographs, to include Jill Day, Paul Scofield, Honor Blackman, Elizabeth Welch (dated 1944), Joan Regan, Sybil Thorndike (postcard), Emlyn Williams, Helen Hayes, Sandy Wilson, Richard Murdoch, Tom Jones, Robertson Hare, Alec McGowan, John Clements and Kenneth Horne (22). £ 40 - 70
Lot 410: A collection of signed film star photographs, to include Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton, signed 'Best Wishes Richard Burton & Elizabeth Burton', 9 3/4" x 7 1/2", Vanessa Lee and Peter Graves, John Mills as Scott of the Antarctic, Alec Guinness (dated 1968), Sheila Sim and Richard Attenborough (1968), Douglas Fairbanks, Beatrice Lilly (1966), Leslie Henson (1942), Beryl Reid and Olive Gilbert. (10) £ 40 - 70
Lot 411: A Barnaby's Ltd Press photograph of the Prince of Wales (Edward VIII), paddling his own canoe, during a tour, 7 1/2" x 5 1/2", a London News Agency photograph of the future King George VI and the Princess Royal on a roller coaster at Earls Court, 1912, 9 1/2" x 7 1/2", a Herbert K. Nolan photo of Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother and one further of Winston Churchill, Anthony Eden and General Sir Alan Brooke's visit to North Africa (4). £ 40 - 60
Lot 412: A collection of vintage black and white photographs, to include five vintage Argentinian fashion photographs, five photographs of Spanish/Argentinian beauties, nine 1960s/1970s glamour photographs and 12 photographs of the 1960s British ice skater Jacqueline Harbord skating. £ 30 - 50

Remaining Works from the estate of Pamela Spencer, niece to Stanley and Gilbert Spencer

Lot 415: Pamela M. Spencer (British, 1924-2012)
Debauchery at the sermon, signed, oils on canvas, 28" x 44", unframed. £ 300 - 500
Lot 416: Pamela M. Spencer (British, 1924-2012)
Rural activities, oils on canvas, 22" x 30", unframed. £ 100 - 200
Lot 417: Pamela M. Spencer (British, 1924-2012)
Still life of wine bottles and pear, 1961, signed and dated, oils on canvas, 23 1/2" x 19 1/2". £ 80 - 120
Lot 418: Pamela M. Spencer (British, 1924-2012)
Still life of red and white flowers on black, 1969, signed and dated, oils on canvas, 17 1/4" x 21 1/4". £ 80 - 120
Lot 419: Pamela M. Spencer (British, 1924-2012)
The red houses, possibly Cookham, 1967, signed and dated, oils on canvas, 24" x 20", unframed. £ 60 - 100
Lot 420: Pamela M. Spencer (British, 1924-2012)
Moses, signed, watercolour, gouache and pencil, 15 1/2" x 11 3/4". £ 60 - 100
Lot 421: Pamela M. Spencer (British, 1924-2012)
Beech trunks, signed, titled verso, pencil, 14 1/2" x 10 1/2" and two further tree studies, signed, pencil, each 13 1/2" x 9 1/2" (3). £ 60 - 100
Lot 422: Pamela M. Spencer (British, 1924-2012)
The dance, 1967, signed and dated, oils on canvas, 16 1/4" x 11 1/4". £ 60 - 100
Lot 423: Pamela M. Spencer (British, 1924-2012)
Wool, Dorset, 1971, signed and dated, titled verso, oils on canvas, 15 1/2" x 19 1/2". £ 50 - 100
Lot 424: Pamela M. Spencer (British, 1924-2012)
Knockmerton, 1969, signed and dated, titled verso, oils on canvas, 19 1/2" x 15 1/2". £ 50 - 100
Lot 425: Pamela M. Spencer (British, 1924-2012)
Dorset Barn, signed, titled verso, oils on canvas, 11 1/2" x 15 1/2". £ 50 - 80
Lot 426: Pamela M. Spencer (British, 1924-2012)
Midsummer, signed, oils on canvas, 16 3/4" x 20 1/2" and a smaller watercolour of a similar scene, 'Midsummer', titled verso, 10 3/4" x 13 1/2", Royal Institutes Galleries label verso (2). £ 80 - 120
Lot 427: Pamela M. Spencer (British, 1924-2012)
Interior looking into the kitchen, signed, oils on canvas, 22" x 18", unframed. £ 50 - 80
Lot 428: Pamela M. Spencer (British, 1924-2012)
The workshop, signed, oils on canvas, 18" x 14", unframed. £ 50 - 80
Lot 429: Pamela M. Spencer (British, 1924-2012)
Trees, Hampstead, initialled, titled verso, watercolour, 22 1/4" x 14 3/4" and another tree study, signed, watercolour, 21 1/2" x 14 1/2" (2). £ 50 - 100
Lot 430: Pamela M. Spencer (British, 1924-2012)
The broken gate, signed, oils on canvas, 21 3/4" x 15 1/2". £ 60 - 100
Lot 431: Pamela M. Spencer (British, 1924-2012)
White cottages, 1948, signed and dated, oils on canvas, 18" x 14", unframed. £ 50 - 100
Lot 432: Pamela M. Spencer (British, 1924-2012)
The allotment, signed, oils on canvas, 20" x 16", unframed. £ 50 - 100
Lot 433: Pamela M. Spencer (British, 1924-2012)
Feeding chickens, signed, oils on canvas, 19 1/2" x 13 3/4". £ 70 - 100
Lot 434: Pamela M. Spencer (British, 1924-2012)
Professor W. G. Spencer, eldest brother of Stanley and Gilbert Spencer, 1952, signed, pencil, 13 3/4" x 9 3/4", The Pastel Society label verso.

William G. Spencer was a child prodigy pianist who went on to become a professor at the Bern Music Institute.

Exhibited:
The Pastel Society, Royal Institute Gallery, London. £ 50 - 100
Lot 435: Pamela M. Spencer (British, 1924-2012)
Stooking the hay, planting the potatoes and meeting at the gate, a set of three canvases, 1975, one signed and dated, oils on canvas, each 10" x 8" (3). £ 50 - 100
Lot 436: Pamela M. Spencer (British, 1924-2012)
Norfolk farm, 1971, signed and dated, watercolour, 13 3/4" x 9 3/4" and another of a shed by pond, signed, watercolour, 13 3/4" x 9 3/4" (2). £ 50 - 80
Lot 437: Pamela M. Spencer (British, 1924-2012)
Cows, Dorset, signed, oils on canvas, 15 1/2" x 11 1/2" and another, the country gate, 1971, signed and dated, oils on canvas, 17 1/2" x 13 3/4" (2). £ 50 - 100
Lot 438: Pamela M. Spencer (British, 1924-2012)
Her mother, 1970, pencil, 13 1/4" x 9 3/4" and three further pencil studies of ladies (4). £ 50 - 100
Lot 439: Pamela M. Spencer (British, 1924-2012)
Woman's meeting, oils on panel, 12" x 16", unframed. £ 40 - 70
Lot 440: Pamela M. Spencer (British, 1924-2012)
The reading group, oils on canvas, 12" x 10", hole, unframed and another washing hair at the river, 14" x 10" (2). £ 40 - 70
Lot 441: Pamela M. Spencer (British, 1924-2012)
A collection of Christmas cards and 16 wood block printing stamps, with Pamela Spencer Christmas designs upon them. £ 80 - 120
Lot 442: Pamela M. Spencer (British, 1924-2012)
A folio of watercolours and drawings. £ 80 - 120
Lot 443: William Grant Murray (British, 1877-1950)
Chateau Gaillard at Les Andelys on The Seine, 1906, signed and dated, titled verso, oils on canvas, 9 3/4" x 12 3/4", gallery label verso.

Provenance:
with The Barry Keene Gallery, Henley-on-Thames. £ 200 - 400
Lot 444: Max R. Hofler (British, 1915-1985)
From Sinoden Hill, Berks, 1951, titled and dated verso, oils on board, 12 1/2" x 15 1/2", gallery label verso.

Provenance:
From a collection of the Artist's work.
with The Barry Keene Gallery, Henley-on-Thames. £ 150 - 250
Lot 445: Selwyn Image (British, 1849-1930)
River through the trees, 1927, signed and dated, etching, 6" x 8", gallery label verso.

Selwyn Image was related through marriage to the Spencer family. His brother Maxwell Image was married to Florence Image (nee Spencer), sister of Stanley and Gilbert Spencer.

Provenance:
with The Fine Art Society, London, 1928. £ 40 - 70
Lot 446: (Book) Golden Cockerel Press, Sermon by Artists (Paul Nash, Stanley Spencer, Roger Fry et al), limited edition 294/300, frontispiece and decorations by Elizabeth Corsellis, original morocco-backed patterned boards. £ 40 - 70
Lot 447: (Book) R. H. Wilenski (introduction), Stanley Spencer: Resurrection Pictures (1945-1950), The Faber Gallery, Faber and Faber, inscribed to the title page by Stanley Spencer 'To Will from Stanley, February 14th 1952', and inscribed throughout with notes by Pamela Spencer. £ 40 - 70
Lot 448: (Spencer Interest) Gilbert Spencer, Stanley Spencer, Victor Gollancz Ltd., London, 1961, inscribed 'To Percy and Taffy, with love from the Author, Aug 8 1961'; Kenneth Pople, Stanley Spencer: A Biography, Collins, London, 1991, inscribed by the author and a collection of further books and catalogues on Stanley Spencer. £ 40 - 70
Lot 449: (Spencer Interest) Gilbert Spencer: British Artists of To-day, inscribed by Gilbert Spencer 'To Taffy with love Gil'; two bound volumes of reproductions of Stanley and Gilbert Spencer's work; three Gilbert and Ursula Spencer wood block Christmas cards and further pieces. £ 30 - 60
Lot 450: Gilbert Spencer (British, 1892-1979)
Pamela Spencer, 1947, signed, dated and inscribed, pencil, 20 3/4" x 14". £ 300 - 500
Lot 451: Gilbert Spencer (British, 1892-1979)
The Miller, 1928, signed and dated, watercolour and pencil, 30" x 21", unframed.

Literature:
Gilbert Spencer, Memoirs of a Painter, London, 1974, fig.1a for a more finished version of this work. £ 100 - 200
Lot 452: Gilbert Spencer (British, 1892-1979)
Self Portrait, circa 1925, oils on canvas, 27 1/2" x 17 1/2".

Exhibited:
Reading Museum and Art Gallery, The Retrospective Exhibition of the work of Gilbert Spencer, 10 June - 15 July 1964, No.16, Lent by Miss P. M. Spencer.

Provenance:
Percy Julius Spencer thence by descent.

Gilbert Spencer painted many portraits, however he preferred to paint himself, stating that in doing so he avoided the feeling of apprehension and nervousness, alongside the cost of a 'sitter'. £ 700 - 1,000
Lot 453: Gilbert Spencer (British, 1892-1979)
Portrait of a young boy, signed, pencil, 14" x 10". £ 150 - 250
Lot 454: Sir Stanley Spencer (British, 1891-1959)
Portrait study of a gentleman with moustache, circa 1908-1912, pencil, inscribed in pen to the reverse 'By Stanley Spencer, during days at the Slade given to me by him, Florence Image 1940', 4 1/2" x 4", unmounted and unframed.

Provenance:
Florence Image (nee Spencer), sister of Stanley Spencer and thence Miss. Pamela M. Spencer. £ 200 - 400
Lot 455: Sir Stanley Spencer (British, 1891-1959)
Portrait study of a lady, 1909, pencil, inscribed in pen by either Stanley or Sydney Spencer 'Drawn by Stanley Spencer when at the art School of Slade University in the year 1909.' and in Florence Image's hand 'above is in Stanley's or Sydney's handwriting - I believe Sydney's, Florence Image 1940', 5" x 4 3/4", unmounted and unframed.

Provenance:
Florence Image (nee Spencer), sister of Stanley Spencer and thence Miss. Pamela M. Spencer. £ 200 - 400
Lot 455a: Attributed to Stanley Spencer (British, 1891 1959)

A pencil study of a lady and a gentleman smoking a pipe, probably depicting Florence Image (nee Spencer) and John Maxwell Image, inscribed Stanley Spencer I think of me and J.M.I, Florence Image, verso, Pencil, 10 x 7

Provenance
Florence Image (nee Spencer) sister of Stanley Spencer and thence Miss Pamela M. Spencer £ 100 - 200
Lot 456: (Spencer Interest) A collection of Spencer family photographs, to include two postcards depicting Private Stanley Spencer, Sergeant P J Spencer and Lieutenant Sydney Spencer in World War One uniform, a pre-war family photograph, a photograph of Stanley painting a mural, inscribed 'To Joanna, from Stanley, August 1925' verso and a photograph of Gilbert Spencer painting outdoors. £ 40 - 70

Prints

Lot 458: Beryl Cook (British, 1926-2008)
Meadow Suite, signed in pencil in the margin, blind stamp, published by the Alexander Gallery, lithograph in colour, 12 1/4" x 16". £ 500 - 700
Lot 459: After Eric Gill (British, 1882-1940)
The Knight's Tale, wood engraving, originally engraved in 1934, 8" x 5 1/2". £ 30 - 50
Lot 460: Maqbool Fida Husain (Indian, 1915-2011)
Nude figures and urn, 49/100, signed and numbered in pencil in the margin, lithograph in colour, 15 1/2" x 20 1/4". £ 500 - 700
Lot 461: Ahmed Zoay (Pakistan, Contemporary)
Study sculpture Indian erotica, 1991, 1/1, signed, titled and numbered in pencil in the margin, aquatint, 8" x 7". £ 500 - 700
Lot 462: Ahmed Zoay (Pakistan, Contemporary)
Study of Indian erotica, signed and dated in pencil within the plate, aquatint, 8 1/2" x 8". £ 500 - 700
Lot 463: Heidi Konig (British, b.1964)
Oukaimeden, 118/150, signed, numbered and titled in pencil in the margin, aquatint on wove paper, 19 1/4" x 19 1/4". £ 70 - 100
Lot 464: Anthony Gross (British, 1905-1984)
La Boulve with honeysuckle, 6/50, signed, titled and numbered in pencil in the margin, etching, 9" x 10 3/4", unframed. £ 150 - 250
Lot 465: Anthony Gross (British, 1905-1984)
Canal de Bourgogne, artist's proof, signed, titled and inscribed in pencil in the margin, etching, 8 1/4" x 12 1/2", unframed. £ 150 - 250
Lot 466: Anthony Gross (British, 1905-1984)
Village Festival - Onlookers, trial, signed, titled and inscribed in pencil in the margin, etching, 10" x 13 1/2", unframed. £ 150 - 250
Lot 467: After Raoul Dufy (French, 1877-1953)
Baigneuse (Bather), etching, 8 3/4" x 12 1/4", unframed. £ 70 - 100
Lot 468: Christopher Richard Wynne Nevinson (British, 1889-1946)
Romney Marsh, circa 1920, signed in pencil in the margin, drypoint etching, 11 1/4" x 17 3/4". £ 150 - 250
Lot 469: Iain Macnab (British, 1890-1967)
Loading the boat, signed in pencil in the margin, etching, 8" x 10" and another unframed etching of fishermen in boats, signed, 11" x 14 3/4" (2).

Provenance:
Purportedly from the Thackeray Gallery, London. £ 60 - 100
Lot 470: Norman Wilkinson (British, 1878-1971)
Salmon leaping, signed in pencil in the margin, etching, 7 1/2" x 12". £ 80 - 120
Lot 471: George Marples (British, 1869-1939)
The Chase, 28/75, signed and numbered in pencil in the margin, etching, 8" x 11 3/4". £ 50 - 100
Lot 472: John Piper (British, 1903-1992)
Kilpeck, Herefordshire: The Norman South Door, 66/70, signed and numbered in pencil in the margin (Levinson 122), lithograph, published by Marlborough Fine Art, London, 28 1/2" x 20". £ 500 - 700
Lot 473: John Piper (British, 1903-1992)
Exton, Rutland: a monument by Grindling Gibbons, 62/70, signed and numbered in pencil in the margin (Levinson 126), lithograph, 29" x 20 1/2". £ 400 - 600
Lot 474: Eric Gill (British, 1882-1940)
The Soul and the Bridegroom, wood engraving, circa 1924/5, proof for illustration for Golden Cockerell Press, 3 3/4" x 2 3/4". £ 100 - 200
Lot 475: Eric Gill (British, 1882-1940)
Mother and child, wood engraving, circa 1924/5, proof for illustration for Sonnets and Verses, published by Golden Cockerell Press, 3 1/4" x 3 1/4". £ 100 - 200
Lot 476: Eric Gill (British, 1882-1940)
On my Bed by Night, wood engraving, circa 1925, proof for illustration for Song of Songs, published by Golden Cockerell Press, 3 3/4" x 5". £ 100 - 200
Lot 477: John Piper (British, 1903-1992)
Florence Relief Landscape, 1967, 34/50, signed and numbered in pencil in the margin (Levinson 184), lithograph in black and yellow, published by Marlborough Fine Art and the International Association of Art, 17 1/2" x 24 1/2". £ 400 - 700
Lot 478: John Piper (British, 1903-1992)
The Courthouse, Long Crendon, Buckinghamshire, 1978, 98/120, signed and numbered in pencil in the margin (Levinson 285), lithograph in colour, published by Christie's Contemporary Art (label verso), 16 1/2" x 22 1/2". £ 400 - 700
Lot 479: John Piper (British, 1903-1992)
Willington Dovecote, Bedfordshire, 1978, 98/120, signed and numbered in pencil in the margin (Levinson 286), lithograph in colour, published by Christie's Contemporary Art (label verso), 16 1/2" x 21 3/4". £ 400 - 700
Lot 480: Sidney R. Nolan (Australian, 1917-1992)
Ned Kelly on horseback, screenprint, 18 1/2" x 24 3/4". £ 100 - 200
Lot 481: A set of five contemporary coloured lithographs, including Clive Gardner, farmyard, 20" x 30", H. S. Williamson, teddy bear's tea party, 20" x 30", Guinness, harbour and Pier Hotel, 21 3/4" x 31 1/2" and two R. Medley, circus tricks, 20 1/2" x 30", all mounted but unframed (5). £ 80 - 120
Lot 482: Alistair Grant (British, 1925-1997)
Figure and Palm, artist's proof, signed, titled and inscribed in pencil in the margin, etching in colour, 19 1/4" x 12 1/2". £ 50 - 100
Lot 483: Alistair Grant (British, 1925-1997)
Cycling, 1953, artist's proof, signed, dated and inscribed in pencil in the margin, coloured lithograph, 15" x 21 1/2". £ 60 - 100
Lot 484: Eduardo Paolozzi (British, 1924-2005)
Tottenham Court Underground Station, 1996-97, signed, titled and dated in pencil, lithograph in colour, 9" x 11 3/4". £ 100 - 200
Lot 485: William Nicholson (British, 1872-1949)
H. M. Queen Victoria, Prince Bismark and Edward VII, three woodcuts, each 10" x 9" (3). £ 150 - 250
Lot 486: Beryl Cook (British, 1926-2008)
Tennis, 109/300, signed and numbered in pencil, screen print in colour, 33 1/4" x 26 1/2". £ 200 - 300
Lot 487: Shoichi Hasegawa (Japanese, b.1929)
Silence, epreuve d'artiste, signed, titled and inscribed in pencil in the margin, etching in colour, 16 1/4" x 12 1/4", unframed. £ 100 - 150
Lot 488: Takanori Oguiss (Japanese, 1901-1986)
Restaurant de la Grille, 50/200, signed and numbered in pencil in the margin, lithograph in colour, 18" x 21 1/2", unframed. £ 100 - 200
Lot 489: Sidney Nolan (Australian, 1917-1992)
Miner Smoking, Miners Series, 49/70, signed and numbered in pencil in the margin, 30" x 29 3/4". £ 80 - 120
Lot 490: Alan Davie (British, b.1920)
XVI from the 'Foxwatch Series', 11/75, 1970, signed, numbered and dated in pencil in the margin, lithograph in colour, 22" x 29 1/2". £ 150 - 250
Lot 491: Bruce Onobrakpeya (Nigerian, b.1932)
Okunovu, 1970, 4/5, signed, dated, numbered and inscribed 'EP' in pencil in the margin, deep etching, 17 1/4" x 23 1/4". £ 300 - 500
Lot 492: Tracey Emin (British, b.1963)
Sometimes I feel lonely but it's OK', 51/200, 2002, signed, dated, titled and numbered in pencil in the margin, soft-ground etching, unframed, 10 3/4" x 15". £ 500 - 700
Lot 493: Dinos and Jake Chapman (British, Contemporary)
The Rape of Creativity at the Museum of Post-Modern Art, Oxford, 67/100, signed and numbered in pencil verso, hard-ground etching, unframed, 11 1/2" x 16 1/2". £ 400 - 700
Lot 494: Pablo Picasso (1881-1973)
Faun 4, from an edition of 350, 1959, colour lithograph with pochoir on arches paper, printed by Daniel Jacomet from the 'Faunes et Flore' series, 25" x 18 3/4".

Provenance:
with Broad Gallery, St. John Street, London. Sold together with Certificate of Authenticity from the Broad Gallery. £ 3,000 - 4,000
Lot 495: Frank Brangwyn (British, 1867-1956)
Two woodcuts from 'Les Villes Tentaculaires', 1919, one monogrammed in pencil, on japan paper, unframed but under one mount (2). £ 80 - 120
Lot 496: David Hockney (British, b.1937)
My Mother (Bridlington) 1988, Tate Gallery poster, signed in pencil by the artist, lithograph in colour, from a limited edition of 250, 29 1/2" x 19". £ 500 - 600
Lot 497: Marie Laurencin (French, 1883-1956)
Six girls dancing, signed in pencil, etching, 5" x 3" and 'Le Chapeau sur les Yeax', hand coloured etching, 3 1/4" x 2 1/2" (2). £ 100 - 200
Lot 498: After Sonia Delaunay (French, 1885-1979)
Coloured circles, lithograph, 16 1/4" x 19 3/4" and another coloured composition, 21 1/2" x 15" (2). £ 200 - 300
Lot 499: After Sonia Delaunay (French, 1885-1979)
Coloured circles and triangles, lithograph, 24 3/4" x 19 3/4" and another Paris Nord Est Ouest Sud, lithograph, 19 1/2" x 14 1/2" (2). £ 200 - 300
Lot 500: Patrick Hughes (British, b.1939)
Colour Process, 1984, 2/250, signed, titled, dated and numbered in the margin, screen print, 22 1/2" x 15 3/4", Thumb Gallery label verso. £ 100 - 200
Lot 501: Robin Bagihole (British, b.1942)
Same again Mr O'Malevich, 1981, 13/50, signed, numbered and dated in pencil in the margin, screen print, 22 3/4" x 22 3/4", Thumb Gallery, London label verso. £ 50 - 100
Lot 502: Robin Bagihole (British, b.1942)
Well balanced, 1980, 9/30, signed, numbered and dated in pencil in the margin, screen print, 22 3/4" x 22 3/4". £ 50 - 100
Lot 503: John Brunsdon (British, b.1933)
Sunrise, 16/50, signed, titled and numbered in pencil in the margin, aquatint, 17 3/4" x 23 1/2". £ 100 - 200
Lot 504: Janos Miklos Kadar (Hungarian, b.1939)
Gotika, signed and titled in pencil in the margin, etching, 11 3/4" x 15 1/4". £ 50 - 80

Oils

Lot 505: Francis Newton Souza (Indian, 1924-2002)
Head study, 1957, signed and dated, pen on paper, 9 1/4" x 7 3/4". £ 1,500 - 2,000
Lot 506: Tassadaq Sohail (Indian, b.1930)
Shark, elephant and nudes, signed, oils on canvas, 16" x 18". £ 800 - 1,200
Lot 507: Tassadaq Sohail (Indian, b.1930)
Bird and horse, 1997, signed and dated, oils on paper, 4 1/2" x 7 1/4". £ 200 - 300
Lot 508: Masood A Khan (Indian, Contemporary)
Still life with pineapple and still life with vase of flowers, pair, 2001, signed and dated, watercolour and ink, 5 1/4" x 5 3/4" (2). £ 350 - 450
Lot 509: Faiza Butt (Pakistan, b.1973)
Untitled, 1996, signed and dated verso, mixed media, 19 3/4" x 14 1/2". £ 1,000 - 1,500
Lot 510: Owen Chicoine (Canadian, b.1916)
Crevasse du Songe, 1963, signed and dated, titled verso, oils on masonite, 36" x 24". £ 100 - 200
Lot 511: Owen Chicoine (Canadian, b.1916)
La Maison du Violonneux, signed, titled verso, oils on board, 11" x 14". £ 50 - 100
Lot 512: Owen Chicoine (Canadian, b.1916)
Abstract in blues, red and grey, signed, oils on board, 11" x 14". £ 100 - 200
Lot 513: Charles James Fox (British, c.1860-1932)
Beached boat by a river, with cottages and washing line in the distance, signed, watercolour heightened with body colour, 10 1/4" x 17".

Provenance:
Charles Townsend and thence by descent.

Charles James Fox was one of a number of Arts & Crafts artists based around the new development in Letchworth Garden City. Other artists included A. J. Bamford, Spencer Gore, Harold Gilman, William Ratcliffe, Frank S. Ogilvie and sculptor Onslow Whiting. C. J. Fox was very much central to this grouping and his studio was used for group meetings.

The group centred around Stanley and Signe Parker (Stanley was brother to the architect Barry Parker, responsible for the layout of the new garden city) and included the Townsend family. £ 80 - 120
Lot 514: William Whitehead Ratcliffe (British, 1870-1955)
The living room, looking out to the garden, the Townsend house, Stotfold Bury, Stotfold, Nr. Letchworth, signed, oils on canvas, 17 1/2" x 23 1/4".

Provenance:
Given directly by the artist to Charles Townsend and thence by descent.

Charles Townsend was a chemical engineer and editor, married to Eleni Zompolides who was an artist/designer at a book binding works associated with Douglas Cockerell. The family were central figures in the emerging Arts & Crafts movement in Letchworth and knew most of the leading figures, including the Parker family and Harold Gilman. Zompolides was the model for Harold Gilman's The Blue Blouse (Leeds Museum & Art Gallery).
The family were good friends of the Camden Town artist William Ratcliffe and he use to walk over the hills from Letchworth to visit the family in Stotfold.
This work shows the influence of the Camden Town group with its distinctive palette. The leading contemporary critic Frank Rutter wrote:
'tainted with the disease of purplitis. Messrs. Spencer Gore, Robert Bevan, William Ratcliffe, and many others of this group of artist, who attach themselves with real passion to the pictorial interpretation of their own daily surroundings and of modern life, all look up on the world with purple spectacles.' (see Rosamond Allword, William Ratcliffe, North Hertforshire District Council, 2011, p.24 and 'Art & Artists', The Observer, 14 July 1912, p.9.) £ 8,000 - 12,000
Lot 515: Naqqash Sadequain (Indian, 1930-1987)
Calligraphy, signed, oils on canvas, 33" x 30 1/4", unframed. £ 2,000 - 3,000
Lot 516: Naheed Raza (Indian, b.1947)
A cloud, 2004, signed and dated, titled verso, oils on canvas, 24" x 18". £ 700 - 900
Lot 517: Abrar Ahmed (Pakistan, b.1969)
Lady with white flower, mixed media, 14 3/4" x 10 3/4". £ 700 - 900
Lot 518: Theyre Lee-Elliott (British, 1903-1988)
Arabs among Rocks, 1979, signed and dated, titled verso, gouache and ink on paper, 3 1/2" x 7 3/4". £ 100 - 200
Lot 519: Theyre Lee-Elliott (British, 1903-1988)
Figures by a gateway, Maroc, 1969, signed and dated, titled verso, gouache and ink, 11" x 20 3/4" £ 200 - 400
Lot 520: Theyre Lee-Elliott (British, 1903-1988)
Figures before a city, 1969, signed and dated, gouache and ink on paper, and another of North African figures in a landscape, inscribed 'For Roseanna', gouache and ink on paper (2). £ 70 - 100
Lot 521: Edward Ardizzone (British, 1900-1979)
The Barmaid, initialled, titled verso, pen and wash, 4 3/4" x 5 1/2", Campbell & Franks Ltd. label verso. £ 200 - 400
Lot 522: Adrian Daintrey (British, 1902-1988)
The garden of No. 33 Edwardes Square, Kensington, 1963, signed and dated, titled verso, pen and watercolour, 9 3/4" x 13 1/2". £ 60 - 100
Lot 523: Andre Dzierzynski (Polish, b.1936)
S. Leonardo in Lago, Siena, 1973, signed and dated, titled verso, oils on board, 19 1/2" x 23 1/2". £ 100 - 200
Lot 524: Tang Haiwen (Chinese, 1927-1991)
A triangle and circle composition, signed, mixed media, 3 1/4" x 4 3/4" and another abstract composition, signed, Indian ink on paper, 5" x 2", both under the same mount (2). £ 200 - 400
Lot 525: Ida Cooke (New Zealand, 1913-1982)
The Competitor, signed, titled and dated verso, oils on canvas, 16" x 24", gallery label verso.

Provenance:
with John Whibley Gallery, Cork Street, London. £ 100 - 200
Lot 526: Jean Mould Hart (British, Contemporary)
On the Shore II, 1989, signed, titled and dated verso, collage, 8 3/4" x 7 3/4". £ 50 - 100
Lot 527: Judith Moy (British, b.1927)
Galway Hooker, 1997, signed and dated, titled verso, acrylic, 11 3/4" x 12 1/2". £ 60 - 100
Lot 528: Doris Vaughan (British, 1894-1974)
Train through a country landscape, signed, watercolour, 9" x 13 1/4" and another double sided watercolour of country scenes, signed, 9 3/4" x 13 1/2", the latter unframed (2). £ 150 - 250
Lot 529: Doris Vaughan (British, 1894-1974)
Boat in a harbour, probably Cornwall, 1934, signed and dated, watercolour, 13 1/2" x 9 1/2". £ 150 - 250
Lot 530: Frank Brangwyn (British, 1867-1956)
Figure study, initialled, chalk and watercolour, 11 1/4" x 12 1/4", B. F. Stevens & Brown Fine Art label verso.

Exhibited:
Purportedly exhibited at the Fine Art Society, London. £ 400 - 600
Lot 531: Donald McIntyre (British, 1923-2009)
Port Vendres, initialled, titled verso, oils on board, 8" x 9". £ 700 - 1,000
Lot 532: Jack Firth (British, 1917-2010)
Thicket in snow, signed, titled verso, oils on board, 19" x 23", Royal Scottish Academy exhibition label verso.

Exhibited:
Royal Scottish Academy Exhibition, 1960, cat. no.286. £ 500 - 700
Lot 533: Norman Wilkinson (British, 1878-1971)
Sea Trout Fishing, Loch Shiel, signed, oils on canvas on board, 13 1/2" x 19 1/2", gallery label verso.

Provenance:
with The Tryon Gallery, London. £ 1,200 - 1,800
Lot 534: Frances Marshall (British, 1901-1980)
The Boat House, Regent's Park, London, initialled, watercolour, gouache and ink, 7 3/4" x 12 1/2". £ 80 - 120
Lot 535: Harold Wood (British, b.1918)
In the ring, 1964, signed and dated, oils on board, 32" x 29 1/4". £ 400 - 600
Lot 536: Gordon Ward (British, b.1932)
Roman Wall, Wales, 1972, initialled and dated, titled verso, oils on canvas, 28" x 44", unframed. £ 300 - 400
Lot 537: John Sullivan (British, b.1940)
Still life of fruit and flowers, 1980, signed and dated, oils on canvas, 24 1/2" x 30 1/2". £ 200 - 300
Lot 538: Mike Frances (British, b.1938)
Last Year's Holiday was Fantastic, 1981, titled, dated and inscribed verso, acrylic on board, 46" x 22". £ 500 - 700
Lot 539: Gareth John Edwards (British, 20th Century)
Standing stones under the sea, 1980, signed and dated, gouache and pencil, 4 1/4" x 14 1/2". £ 100 - 150
Lot 540: Walter Hoyle (British, 1922-2000)
Oxfordshire, 1963, original art work for Shell Guide to Oxfordshire, gouache and watercolour, 12 1/4" x 16 1/2", labels verso.

Provenance:
Property of Shell-Mex and B.P. Ltd., Catalogue No. 1946. £ 300 - 500
Lot 541: Justin Earl (British, b.1959)
West Kensington, 2008, signed, dated verso, oils on canvas, 21 1/2" x 29 1/2", unframed.

Born in Oxford in 1959, Justin Earl trained at Winchester School of Art under William Crozier and Gillian Ayres.

He has lived in London, New York, Yokohama, Assisi and Paris, as well as Oxford and exhibits world wide. He has had solo exhibitions in London, New York, Paris, Tokyo and Kawasaki, and in mixed exhibitions has shown alongside Andy Warhol and Alex Katz. He has also designed sets for television and theatre.

In 1994 he was recipient of a Pollock-Krasner Foundation grant. £ 350 - 450
Lot 542: Justin Earl (British, b.1959)
Koban (Police Box) Aoyama, 1995, oils on board, 12 1/2" x 17 3/4". £ 250 - 350
Lot 543: Justin Earl (British, b.1959)
Marlboro Man, 1994, initialled, dated verso, oils on canvas, 46" x 36", unframed. £ 1,000 - 2,000
Lot 544: Joe Tilson (British, b.1928)
Writing from the River Lu, 1972, signed and dated in pencil, gouache, pen, ink and pencil, 21 3/4" x 29 1/2". £ 500 - 700
Lot 545: William Gear (British, 1915-1997)
Sea Piece, 1964, signed and dated, titled verso, mixed media, 22" x 30". £ 800 - 1,200
Lot 546: William Gear (British, 1915-1997)
Vertical Armature, 1966, signed and dated, titled verso, oils on canvas, 49" x 29". £ 3,000 - 5,000
Lot 547: Frank Brangwyn (British, 1867-1956)
Carrying the deer, study for a larger work possibly the Rockefeller murals, pencil and watercolour, initialled in pencil, 18 1/2" x 30".

Provenance:
The William de Belleroche Collection. £ 300 - 400
Lot 548: John Gregory King (British, b.1929)
Early Morning, signed, titled verso, oils on canvas, 15 3/4" x 19 3/4", gallery label verso.

Provenance:
with The Tryon Gallery, London. £ 400 - 600
Lot 549: Pro Hart (Australian, 1928-2006)
Bush Hut, signed, titled verso, oils on canvas, 5 1/4" x 8".

Provenance:
with The Boyd Gallery, Camden, New South Wales where purchased by the current vendor in 1988. £ 200 - 400
Lot 550: David Hart (Australian, Contemporary)
Flower, 2003, signed, dated verso, oils on canvas, 15 1/2" x 11 1/2". £ 150 - 250
Lot 551: Warwick Fuller (Australian, b.1948)
Silvery Winter Light, Badgery's Creek, signed, titled verso, oils on board, 17 1/4" x 23 1/2". £ 200 - 300
Lot 552: Warwick Fuller (Australian, b.1948)
Kurrajong Hills, signed, titled verso, oils on board, 17 1/2" x 7 1/2". £ 80 - 120
Lot 553: Phelan Gibb (British, 1870-1948)
Boats in harbour, 1931, signed and dated, pastel and ink, 18 1/2" x 22". £ 100 - 200
Lot 554: John Addyman (British, 1929-2006)
Evening Wood, 1960, initialled, titled and dated, watercolour, 14" x 21 1/2", New Art Centre label verso. £ 50 - 100
Lot 555: Alicia Boyle (British, 1908-1996)
Lunar Stone, Dunmanus Bay, 1966, signed with monogram and dated 'II.IX.66', watercolour, chinese ink and wax, 8" x 11 1/2". £ 80 - 120
Lot 556: Frederic Vidalens (French, 1952-2005)
Orange and sunflower, partially signed, oils on canvas, 10 1/4" x 8 1/4". £ 150 - 250
Lot 557: Mima Jonquieres (German, 1905-?)
Abstract in red, turquoise and blue, signed, oils, 11 3/4" x 18 1/4". £ 50 - 100
Lot 558: Eric Spencer Macky (New Zealand, 1880-1958)
A pair of Parisian river scenes, 1910, each signed and dated, oils on panel, 5 1/4" x 6 3/4", W. E. & J. J. Mark Fine Art Dealers labels verso (2).

Eric Macky was a painter, muralist, lecturer and educator born in Auckland, New Zealand. He studied in Australia before spending three years at the Academie Julian in Paris, studying with Jean-Paul Laurens. These pictures date from this period.

In 1911 Macky settled in the U.S. He taught at the University of California and the California School of Arts, where he was Dean and Professor of Painting and Drawing. He exhibited widely both in America and Europe, including the Salon des Artistes in Paris (1910); the Panama-Pacific International Exhibition, San Francisco (1915); San Francisco Museum of Art Inaugural exhibition and the Bohemian Club. £ 100 - 200
Lot 559: Jenny Grevatte (British, b.1951)
Beach huts at Walberswick, Suffolk, 2001, signed and dated, oils and mixed media, 21" x 31 1/2". £ 200 - 400
Lot 560: Katharina Bach (German, b.1959)
Letters from the country of a stranger, 1996, signed, dated and inscribed verso, metal and oil on board, 27 1/2" x 31 1/2". £ 80 - 120
Lot 561: Linda Weir (British, b.1951)
Tubby Boats, Luminous Harbour, St. Ives, 2006, initialled and dated, titled verso, oils on canvas, 11 3/4" x 15 3/4". £ 300 - 500
Lot 562: Linda Weir (British, b.1951)
Birds Flight, St. Ives, 2008, initialled, titled and dated verso, oils on canvas, 9 3/4" x 14". £ 200 - 400
Lot 563: Linda Weir (British, b.1951)
Spring blowing in St. Ives, 2008, initialled and dated, titled verso, oils on canvas on board, 12" x 14 1/2". £ 300 - 500
Lot 564: Margaret Chapman (British, 1940-2000)
Majestic Hotel, St. Anne's on Sea, signed, titled, gouache and pencil, 11 3/4" x 9 3/4". £ 150 - 250
Lot 565: Margaret Chapman (British, 1940-2000)
Posting a letter, signed, titled, gouache and pencil, 11 3/4" x 9 3/4". £ 150 - 250
Lot 566: Margaret Chapman (British, 1940-2000)
Leaving school, signed, oils, 15 3/4" x 12 1/4". £ 150 - 250
Lot 567: Margaret Chapman (British, 1940-2000)
The herbalist's stall, 1973, signed and dated, oils on board, 23 1/4" x 16 1/2". £ 200 - 300
Lot 568: Margaret Chapman (British, 1940-2000)
Garstang folk on bench, signed, oils on board, 17 1/4" x 23 1/4". £ 200 - 400
Lot 569: Salliann Putman (British, b.1937)
Lily still life, signed, acrylic on cardboard, 13" x 12" £ 250 - 350
Lot 570: Salliann Putman (British, b.1937)
Still life in the blue room, signed, titled verso, acrylic on cardboard, 16 1/4" x 15". £ 300 - 500
Lot 571: Edward Wesson (British, 1910-1983)
Boats off the coast, signed, watercolour and pen, 8" x 11 1/2". £ 200 - 300
Lot 572: Edward Wesson (British, 1910-1983)
Guildford Cathedral, signed, watercolour, 12" x 19" £ 200 - 400
Lot 573: Edward Wesson (British, 1910-1983)
Sunlit landscape with church, signed, oils on board, 16 1/2" x 22 3/4". £ 300 - 500
Lot 574: John Ambrose (British, b.1931)
The Fish Market, Venice, signed, oils on board, 11" x 15 1/4". £ 150 - 250
Lot 575: Robert King (British, b.1936)
Sunset on the river, signed, oils on canvas, 11 3/4" x 15 1/4". £ 100 - 200
Lot 576: Preston Goddard (British, b.1928)
Fun fair at a harbour town, signed, watercolour and gouache, 13 1/4" x 18 1/2". £ 50 - 100
Lot 577: Marcus Ford (British, 1914-1989)
The Houses of Parliament from The Thames, signed, oils on canvas, 17 1/2" x 23 1/2". £ 200 - 300
Lot 578: Hugh Monahan (Irish, 1914-1970)
Reflections on the ice - greylags, 1951, signed and dated, titled verso, oils on canvas, 19 1/4" x 23 1/4". £ 200 - 400
Lot 579: Alan Williams (British, b.1942)
Welsh cottages, signed, oils on canvas, 15" x 23". £ 100 - 200
Lot 580: Antoine Giroux (Belgian, b.1955)
Sailing, Aix-les-Bains, Haute Savoie, signed, titled verso, oils on board, 14 1/2" x 17 1/2". £ 100 - 200
Lot 581: Antoine Giroux (Belgian, b.1955)
Village near St. Tropez, signed, titled verso, oils on canvas, 19 1/4" x 23". £ 150 - 250
Lot 582: Ignace Guisset (Belgian, 1920-2000)
Le Carrousel, signed, oils on canvas, 35 3/4" x 28 1/2". £ 400 - 700
Lot 583: Romana Milutin Fabris (Croatian, b.1941)
Abstract Town, signed, oils on canvas, 26 1/4" x 34". £ 200 - 400
Lot 584: Romana Milutin Fabris (Croatian, b.1941)
Dubrovnik Fish, signed, oils on canvas, 11 1/2" x 13 1/4". £ 80 - 120
Lot 585: James McLaren Nicoll (Canadian, 1892-1986)
The First Snow, signed, titled verso, oils on canvas, 22 3/4" x 27 1/4", labels verso.

Exhibited:
Possibly exhibited at the Alberta Golden Jubilee (Alta) and Canadian Biennial Exhibition. £ 300 - 500
Lot 586: Bernard Ninnes (British, 1899-1971)
Loading the hay cart, signed, watercolour and pencil, 9 1/4" x 13 3/4", together with a folio of drawings and prints by Ninnes. £ 60 - 100
Lot 587: Bernard Ninnes (British, 1899-1971)
This England: Near Ludlow, signed, titled verso, oils on canvas, 22 3/4" x 31 3/4". £ 200 - 300
Lot 588: Bernard Ninnes (British, 1899-1971)
The Severn near Lydney, signed, titled verso, oils on canvas, 29 1/2" x 39 1/4".

Exhibited:
The Royal Academy, London, 1936, no.713. £ 300 - 500
Lot 589: Paul Georges Klein (Belgian, 1909-1994)
Le Clown, signed, oils on board, 17 1/2" x 10". £ 200 - 300
Lot 590: Ronald Ossory Dunlop (Irish, 1894-1973)
Street to Sacre Coeur, Paris, signed, oils, 13 1/4" x 9 1/2". £ 400 - 600
Lot 591: Attributed to Rowland Hilder (British, 1905-1993)
By a river, watercolour and body colour, 7" x 8 1/2". £ 80 - 120
Lot 592: Rowland Hilder (British, 1905-1993)
Autumn landscape, North Kent, signed, titled verso, watercolour, 8 1/2" x 11 1/2". £ 200 - 400
Lot 593: Rowland Hilder (British, 1905-1993)
Kent oast houses, signed, watercolour and ink, 5 1/2" x 7 3/4". £ 200 - 300
Lot 594: Ken Howard (British, b.1932)
The Old Quay, Mousehole, 1993, signed, titled and dated verso, watercolour and body colour, 8" x 14 1/2", gallery label verso.

Provenance:
with Brian Sinfield Gallery, Burford. £ 400 - 600
Lot 595: Jean Kevorkian (French, b.1933)
Le chemin enneige, signed, titled verso, oils on canvas, 14 3/4" x 17 1/2". £ 600 - 800
Lot 596: Felix Samuel Pfefferkorn (German, 1945-1980)
River and street, 1979, initialled, titled and dated verso, oils on board, 39" x 19 1/2". £ 400 - 600
Lot 597: Dora Boughton-Leigh (British, fl.1903-1940)
Resting ballet dancer, signed, pencil highlighted in white, 9" x 11". £ 80 - 120
Lot 598: Arthur Royce Bradbury (British, 1892-1977)
The Plough Team, 1945, signed and dated, watercolour, 10" x 13". £ 100 - 150
Lot 599: Tom Waghorn (British, 1900-1959)
Richmond, 1959, monogrammed and dated, titled verso, pen and watercolour highlighted with white, 21 1/2" x 14 1/2", Royal Institute of Painters in Watercolours and NEAC Tour 1957 labels verso. £ 100 - 200
Lot 600: Eva Schwimmer (German, 1901-1986)
Two dancers, 1940, initialled and dated, watercolour, 29" x 19". £ 200 - 300
Lot 601: Rose Hilton (British, b.1931)
Seated nude figures, signed in pencil, charcoal on paper, 15 1/2" x 11 1/2". £ 200 - 400
Lot 602: Marcia Banks (British, b.1934)
The Lady in Red, signed, acrylic on canvas, 23 1/2" x 19 1/2". £ 600 - 900
Lot 603: Jane O'Malley (British, b.1944)
Slate table and jug II, 1979, signed and dated, titled verso, oils on board, 7" x 10". £ 200 - 400
Lot 604: David Gauld (British, 1866-1936)
Church and farm cottages beside a river, possibly Normandy, signed, oils on canvas, 27 1/4" x 35 1/4". £ 3,000 - 5,000
Lot 604a: Georges van Bol (1904 - 1984)
Botisfort en hiver, signed and dated, oils on canvas, 20 1/2" x 26" £ 200 - 300
Lot 605: Ibrahim Kodra (Albanian, 1918-2006)
Abstract in red, white, black and green, 1962, signed and dated, mixed media, 13 1/2" x 19 1/2". £ 150 - 250
Lot 606: David Tindle (British, b.1932)
Arbroath beach, 1957, inscribed, titled and dated verso, watercolour, 10" x 11 3/4". £ 200 - 400
Lot 607: Douglas Swan (American, 1930-2000)
Auchmithie Harbour, Scotland, titled verso, gouache and Indian ink, 14 3/4" x 22". £ 400 - 600
Lot 608: Douglas Swan (American, 1930-2000)
Untitled, 1963, signed and dated, mixed media, 27 1/4" x 19 1/4". £ 600 - 800
Lot 609: Thomas Gleghorn (Australian, b.1925)
Untitled, 1962, signed and dated in pencil, mixed media, 14 3/4" x 10 3/4". £ 150 - 250
Lot 610: Thomas Gleghorn (Australian, b.1925)
Ruins of the City of Hay No.1, 1962, signed and dated, titled verso, oils on canvas, 23" x 15 1/4". £ 400 - 600
Lot 611: Joe Downing (American, 1925-2007)
Untitled, signed, gouache and watercolour, 14 1/2" x 17 3/4". £ 800 - 1,200
Lot 612: Richard Lin (British, b.1933)
Untitled, 1959, signed and dated 'Lin 59/15', charcoal and pencil, 19 1/4" x 13 1/2". £ 400 - 600
Lot 613: Richard Lin (British, b.1933)
Untitled, 1959, signed and dated 'Lin 59/18', charcoal and pencil, 19 1/4" x 13 1/2". £ 400 - 600
Lot 614: Scottish Colourist School
Still life of vase of flowers, fruit and wine glass, circa 1910-20, possibly William MacTaggart, inscribed at the back 'MacTaggart Colln.359', oils on canvas, 29 3/4" x 24 1/2". £ 2,000 - 3,000
Lot 615: Frank Archer (British, 1912-1995)
Firenze, 1950, signed, dated and titled, watercolour, 10 1/2" x 12 3/4". £ 150 - 250
Lot 616: WITHDRAWN
Lot 617: Thomas John Coates (British, b.1941)
Soho, initialled, titled verso, oils on board, 11 3/4" x 9 3/4".

Exhibited:
New Grafton Gallery, London, April 1988, Cat. No.41. £ 400 - 600
Lot 618: Bernard Dunstan (British, b.1920)
The American Cafe, Amsterdam, initialled, titled verso, oils on board, 12" x 9 3/4", Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 1992 label verso. £ 800 - 1,200
Lot 619: Margaret J. Laing (British, fl.1925-40)
Goblins stealing fruit and Goblins offering fruit to a young girl in lantern filled landscape, companion pieces, signed, watercolour and gouache, each 11 3/4" x 9 3/4" (2). £ 1,000 - 2,000
Lot 620: Paul Bassingthwaighte (British, b.1963)
House by the sea, signed in pen verso, oils on board, 11" x 10 1/4". £ 150 - 250
Lot 621: Paul Bassingthwaighte (British, b.1963)
Washing by sea, signed in pen verso, oils on board, 11" x 10 1/4". £ 200 - 300
Lot 622: John Hitchins (British, b.1940)
Lake and hills, signed, oils on board, 11 1/2" x 14 1/4". £ 300 - 400
Lot 623: Anna Hornby (British, 1914-1996)
Near Certaldo, Tuscany, 1969, signed and dated, titled verso, oils on canvas, 12" x 17 1/2", gallery label verso.

Exhibited:
NEAC at The Mall Galleries, 1985. £ 400 - 600
Lot 624: Clifford Hanney (British, 1890-1990)
Landscape with sheep, signed, oils on canvas on board, 19 1/2" x 23 1/2". £ 700 - 900
Lot 625: Paul Lord Methuen (British, 1886-1974)
'L'heure du Repos', 1928, signed, titled and dated verso, oils on canvas, 19 1/2" x 26 1/2". £ 1,000 - 1,500
Lot 626: Thomas John Coates (British, b.1941)
Continental square, monogrammed, oils on canvas, 11 1/2" x 23 1/4". £ 300 - 500
Lot 627: Thomas John Coates (British, b.1941)
Nude in the artist's studio and nude on a bed, companion pieces, monogrammed, oils on board, each 10" x 12", unframed. £ 400 - 600
Lot 628: Vladimir Makeyev (Russian, b.1963)
The Lovers, 2010, signed and dated, oils on paper, 21 3/4" x 14 1/4". £ 200 - 300
Lot 629: William Selby (British, b.1933)
The Last Supper, signed, titled verso, acrylic on canvas, 18 1/2" x 22 1/2". £ 500 - 700
Lot 630: Maxwell Ashby Armfield (British, 1881-1972)
Woodlands at Dol-y-Monach, monogrammed and titled, watercolour and pencil, 9 1/4" x 11 1/4", gallery label verso.

Provenance:
with The Fine Art Society, London, September 1984. £ 250 - 350
Lot 631: Mary Godwin (British, 1887-1960)
Interior with lilacs in a jug, signed, oils on canvas, 22 1/4" x 24 1/2". £ 200 - 300
Lot 632: William Dacre Adams (British, 1864-1951)
The knight and fair maiden, initialled, oils on canvas, 23 1/2" x 19 1/4". £ 300 - 500
Lot 633: John Knapp-Fisher (British, b.1931)
Cotswold Landscape, 1958, signed and dated, titled verso, oils on canvas on board, 5" x 22 1/2", gallery label verso.

Provenance:
with The Albany Gallery, Cardiff. £ 500 - 700
Lot 634: Gwilym Prichard (British, b.1931)
Bethesda, signed, titled verso, oils on board, 23" x 27". £ 600 - 800
Lot 635: Roger E. Fry (British, 1866-1934)
Church and buildings on a hillside terrace, 1920, probably South of France, signed and dated, pastels, 10" x 13 3/4", labels verso.

Provenance:
The Michael E. Sadler Collection. £ 500 - 700
Lot 636: Terry Frost (British, 1915-2003)
Blue Moon, 2001, signed, titled and dated verso, collage, 39 1/2" x 14 1/2". £ 3,500 - 4,500
Lot 637: Dennis Syrett (British, b.1932)
The Kitchen Sink, Late Afternoon, 1988, signed and dated, titled verso, oils on canvas, 44 1/2" x 26 3/4". £ 400 - 700
Lot 638: Dennis Syrett (British, b.1932)
Gateway to the Pink City, Jaipur, 1994, signed and dated, titled verso, oils on canvas, 35 1/2" x 33 1/2". £ 400 - 700
Lot 639: Laurence James Isherwood (British, 1917-1988)
Moonlight Sepia - The Pool of London, signed, titled verso, oils on board, 14 3/4" x 17 3/4". £ 200 - 300
Lot 640: Diana Maxwell Armfield (British, b.1920)
Back of the Palazzo Dario, Venice, 1974, initialled, titled and dated verso, oils on board, 9" x 7 1/4". £ 300 - 500
Lot 641: Conroy Maddox (British, 1912-2005)
Untitled, circa 1937-39, signed, watercolour and gouache, 14 3/4" x 11 1/2", unframed.

This is one of Maddox's 'deformed' still-life studies, with which he experimented mainly between 1937 and 1939, while enrolled at the art academy in rue de la Grande Chaumière in Paris. Since, as Maddox recalled, the tutor paid little attention to his students, it was possible for the students to dispense with formal rules and create imaginative drawings. 'I used the nude,' Maddox explained, 'only as a basis and I invented transformations which made my sketches surreal'. The current work is just such a transformation. A feature of Maddox's late-1930s work is the lined patterning that appears on the object on the left. This recurs in a work of 1937, Jeune Fille. Also significant is that the signature is not followed by a date and that it incorporates uppercase letter 'D': both are features exclusive to some works of that early period.

We are grateful to Silvano Levy for his assistance in cataloguing the present lot. This work will be included in the forthcoming catalogue raisonné. £ 300 - 500
Lot 642: John Yardley (British, b.1933)
Interior, signed, watercolour, 9 1/4" x 13 3/4".

Provenance:
Purchased directly from the artist in 1993. £ 100 - 200
Lot 643: John Yardley (British, b.1933)
Figures on a village street, signed, watercolour, 9 1/2" x 14". £ 100 - 200
Lot 644: John Yardley (British, b.1933)
The Boat Yard, 1992, signed, dated verso, watercolour, 13" x 20". £ 150 - 250
Lot 645: Jean Jones (British, 20th Century)
The thorn, 1973, signed and dated, titled verso, oils on canvas, 29 1/2" x 29 3/4".

Jean Jones was a local artist married to the Professor of Poetry and fellow of Merton College exhibited. She previously exhibited at the Ashmolean. £ 50 - 80