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Φ Kathleen M. Crow - Untitled II, mixed media on board, monogrammed lower right, 43cm x 43cm, framed £80 - 120
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Φ Kathleen M. Crow - Derwent Water From The Grousemoor, oil on artist board, monogrammed lower left, 49cm x 59cm, framed £150 - 200
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Φ Kathleen M. Crow - Untitled I, oil on artist board, monogrammed lower right, 56cm x 56cm, framed £150 - 250
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Φ Kathleen M. Crow - Orange Glow, gouache, 22cm x 17cm, framed £40 - 60
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Φ Kathleen M. Crow - Coast, oil on artist board, monogrammed lower left, 49cm x 59cm, framed £150 - 250
| JOHN TOWNSEND
John Townsend FRSA
John Townsend was born in Nottingham in 1930. He studied at Nottingham College of Art, where he was taught by Arthur Spooner. He was influenced by, Sir William Russell Flint, Vernon Ward, Sir Gerald Kelly and Sir James Gunn.
His most important commission in this country in 1970 was to paint a portrait of HM the Queen, the painting now hangs in the Nottingham Council Chambers. | |
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Φ John Townsend - Coast Majorca, oil on canvas, sketch, monogrammed lower right, inscribed with title and signed verso and dated '78, 18.5cm x 21cm, unframed £30 - 50
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Φ John Townsend - Country house with figures in park, oil on canvas, sketch, 17cm x 24cm, unframed £50 - 80
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Φ John Townsend - Carafe and glass, sketch, oil on board, monogrammed in pencil lower right, 37cm x 26cm £30 - 40
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Φ John Townsend - Jays Amongst Oak And Acorns, oil on board, inscribed with title verso, 26cm x 35cm, unframed £30 - 40
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Φ John Townsend - Boy playing a flute after Hendrick Terbrugghen, oil on board, 25cm x 22cm, framed £80 - 120
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Φ John Townsend - The Bluebell Wood, oil on artist board, 40cm x 50cm, framed £300 - 400
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Le Coultre & Cie - an unusual nickel plated Atmos clock the square black dial with Arabic and bar numerals the visible movement inscrined "Le Coultre & Cie, Atmos, Switzerland, Unadjusted", the case interior stamped INGA 5090, 24cm high, 21cm wide, 16cm deep £1500 - 2000
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An Art Deco mantel clock the white onyx and black slate sunburst frame enclosing cream enamel dial with Arabic numerals flanked by a patinated and painted figure of a woman and deer, the onyx and black slate base inscribed "Menneville", 51cm high, 71cm wide, Circa 1930s £450 - 600
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An Edwardian burr walnut mantel clock with ebonised cornice and foot, ebonised beaded detail the silvered face with Roman numerals, Swiss movement, silvered compressed bun feet, 19cm high, 34cm wide, Circa 1920 (faults) £80 - 120
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An English Clock Systems Ltd cinema clock of Art Deco design the cylindrical brass base and top above brass frame and glass dial acid etched and black and white Japanned, inscribed "English Clock Systems Ltd, London", the brass frame inscribed "Internalite, K.F.M. Eng. Co, Ltd, London", 57cm high, 53cm wide (movement replaced) £350 - 450
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A Contarnex square wall clock with painted aluminium frame, white dial with black bar numerals inscribed "Contarnex", clear plastic face, 65cm high, 71cm wide, 26cm deep overall (faults) £200 - 300
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An IBM International circular green painted cast aluminium wall clock with white face and black Arabic numerals, 72cm diameter, Circa 1950s/60s £300 - 400
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A Tudric pewter biscuit box in the style of Archibald Knox with lift off lid the sides with stylised flower heads and tendrils, stamped Tudric and numbered 049, 18cm high (faults to lid finial) £200 - 300
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A Tudric Pewter two handled hammer textured dish, pierced and cast with three leaf clovers, 28cm wide over handles, marked Tudric, Made In England 0287 £30 - 50
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An Ashberry Pewter hammer textured two handled sucrier and matching cream jug, each with angular handles and applied circular green pottery cabochons, inscribed Ashberry Pewter, numbered 597/W, 6.5cm high (2) £20 - 30
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A pewter tazza the dished top with circular centre embossed with grapes and vine leaves, the spreading chamfered base with square foot, 21cm high, 25cm diameter, Circa 1910 £30 - 40
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A Benham & Froud copper and brass kettle after a design by Christopher Dresser with segmental wooden handle, globular cauldron shaped body, brass strap handle and triple brass feet, impressed mark, 24cm high, Circa 1885 £150 - 200
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A Benham & Froud copper watering can after a design by Christopher Dresser, marked, 19cm high, 27cm wide max. £60 - 80
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A Newlyn copper lidded jug with hammer textured domed cover and thumb piece, cane wrapped handle, the tapered cylindrical body embossed with stylised fish, shells and seaweed, stamped Newlyn, 14.5cm high £100 - 150
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A floral embossed circular dish, 38cm diameter; another circular dish engraved with Barnstaple castle, stamped Newlyn, 24cm diameter; another embossed with a sailing boat in stylised seascape, stamped Newlyn, 23cm diameter (3) £70 - 100
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A rounded rectangular hammer textured copper tray in the style of Newlyn, embossed with stylised fish, shells and seaweed, 42cm x 59cm £80 - 120
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A circular copper plate the dished circular centre with stylised flower head the broad border hammer textured and embossed with stylised sea monsters, sea horses and fish, 29cm diameter, the reverse numbered 9877/5 in black ink £60 - 90
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A canted square brass plaque the circular dished centre embossed with a sailing ship, the right hand side with shell, 46cm square £40 - 60
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A pair of Victorian brass candlesticks in Gothic revival style, the broad circular dish pans on leaf embossed urnular nozzles the fluted cluster columns with floral and panelled collars the leaf cast domed bases pierced with crucifix and with roundel studs on three stylised lion paw feet, 48cm high £200 - 300
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A pair of late Victorian brass columnar candlesticks with cylindrical nozzles, indented square drip pans and cluster columns on trumpet shaped bases with incurved platforms and outset lion paw feet, 28cm high, Circa 1880 £100 - 140
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A brass anchor inkwell the hinged cover with ball and ring finial, the anchor with six points, 21cm high overall, late 19th / early 20th Century £50 - 70
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A WAS Benson style three piece fire companion set and stand, 73.5cm high (4) £80 - 120
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A pair of late Victorian brass candlesticks each applied scrolling leafy mounts on spreading trumpet shaped circular bases, 34cm high, 48cm wide max., Circa 1890 £50 - 70
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An Arts & Crafts brass and wrought iron fire grate in the style of E Gimson, the inverted T-shaped andirons applied pierced brass circular panels, strap work and stylised scrolling leafage, 68cm high
A copy of a fire grate from Haddon Hall, Derbyshire £200 - 300
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Hugh Wallis - a hammer textured brass lacquered metal pedestal smoker's stand with carrying handle and circular dished top the column with four bracket legs on domed square base, base stamped HW, 76cm high £50 - 80
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Eight wrought iron and copper supports in Arts & Crafts style, two 75cm high, six 53cm high (8) £200 - 300
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An enamel plaque depicting a Continental town above mountain and tunnel, 29.5cm square, indistinct signature verso £40 - 60
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A circular enamelled metal dish decorated to the centre with a mask within Vitruvian scroll border, 31cm diameter £30 - 50
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Georg Jensen - a stainless steel "Season" candle holder designed by Maria Berntsen, 27cm diameter, marked Georg Jensen, Denmark £40 - 60
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Olav Joff - a stainless steel bowl with abstract geometric cast design, the base inscribed Cast Stainless Steel, 18-8, Norway design, Olav Joff, 8cm high, 14cm diameter £30 - 50
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An interesting bronze figure group modelled as a chieftain being carried by his followers, he seated in a trunk with umbrella, the figures variously carrying instruments, fans, books, etc., 13.5cm high, 15cm wide, 20th Century £80 - 120
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A pair of African carved heads of a male and female, each with one piece carved necklace and wearing hair ornamentation, 34cm high, 20th Century £80 - 120
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A plaster figure of a seated boy wearing red jacket and brown breeches, 116cm high overall approx., late 20th Century £300 - 400
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Charles Eugene Breton - Diane, modelled as lightly clad woman and deer, a quiver on the moulded base, stepped plinth and black slate rectangular base, 53cm wide, 53cm high (lacking bow) £500 - 800
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Raoul Francois Larche - a gilt bronze table lamp and inkwell modelled as a startled infant wrapped in trailing leafage beneath a flowering canopy, rocky base with hinged lidded well, signed in the maquette bearing a foundry stamp for Cosiot - Decauville Paris, Foundry seal and numbered P81, 45cm high, Circa 1900 £800 - 1200
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Giacomo Merculiano - a pair of patinated bronze Greyhounds on rustic base, signed in the maquette, 64cm wide, 40cm high £1000 - 1500
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Charlotte Monginot - an Art Nouveau gilt bronze group of three young girls with ribboned hair, signed in the maquette, bearing foundry stamp and numbered 6, 20cm high, 27cm wide, Circa 1900 £400 - 600
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L. Raphael - a good pair of patinated bronze and ivory figures modelled as an actor with mask holding a fan in his left hand and a musician playing guitar, each signed on the base, 36cm high, Circa 1930s £2000 - 3000
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A French Art Deco white metal patinated and painted and ivorine group of a young woman feeding a deer by Scali, onyx and marble rectangular stepped base, 44.5cm high, 67cm wide max., mid 20th Century £500 - 800
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An Art Deco style bronze patinated white metal figure of a young woman, by U Cipriani, a bird on her outstretched hand, another on the base, brown, green and white onyx cased marble plinth, 52cm high, 59cm wide £500 - 800
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