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British (early 19th Century) - Collection of twenty watercolour studies primarily of moths and butterflies, mounted in an album (now broken and leaves missing), various sizes £80-120
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***H. J. Verhoef (born 1932) - Two watercolours on polished agate slices - Still life studies - Cabbage rose and butterfly, and Fruit and insects, 6ins x 7ins and 5ins x 8ins respectively, latter signed, in metal frames and glazed £200-250
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Al Loesetter (20th/21st Century American) - Watercolour - "Feathers", 21.75ins x 14.5ins, signed in pencil £70-100
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***William John Bertram Newcombe (1907-1969) - Gouache and watercolour - Abstract study, 22ins x 14ins, signed, framed and glazed £160-200
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ARR Tracey Emin (born 1963) - Wash drawing - "Selfie 3", 4ins x 5.875ins, signed in pencil and dated 2014 to back and titled in pen to back £4000-6000
Provenance: Postcard Auction in aid of Oasis Domestic Abuse Service and The Margate Caves Trust, 6th September 2014 - Lot 100
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19th Century English School - Pencil and body colour heightened in white - "The Crucifixion", 27ins x 20ins, indistinctly signed and dated 1873, in gilt frame £100-150
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19th Century School after James Northcote (1746-1831) - Over painted print - Copy of full length portrait of "Pope Pius VI blessing Colonel (later General) Browne Clayton and three other Officers of the 12th Lancers at the Vatican", canvas 29.5ins x 22.25ins, unsigned, in gilt moulded frame with ribbon surmount, and with framed explanation of the event (hanging below picture), and lithograph of the family home - Adlington Hall, Lancashire £100-150
Provenance: Mr Ronald Daubeny O.B.E., formerly of Linton Park, Linton, Maidstone, Kent and thence by family descent
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Harry Solon (1873-1958) - Pastel - Portrait of a young woman, 26ins x 21ins, signed, dated 1948 and inscribed "Buenos Aires", in white painted carved frame and glazed £150-200
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Two Vanity Fair "Spy" coloured lithographs - Cricketers - "Boby Abel (Surrey & England)" dated June 5th 1902, 13.5ins x 7.75ins - "In His Fathers Steps" dated Sept. 22nd 1904, 12.75ins x 7.5ins, in ebonised frames and glazed, and a selection of Vanity Fair "Spy" coloured prints of Cricketing interest, Statesmen and Men of the Day (mostly framed and glazed) £100-150
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Style of Domenico Maria Canuti (1620-1684) - Ink and wash drawing - Winged cherub with trumpet hovering above a seated male figure reading a book, his left arm upraised, 13.25ins x 9.25ins £800-1200
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William Lionel Wyllie (1851-1931) - Etching - "London River 1900" - Barges and other shipping on the Thames, 14ins x 20.25ins, signed in pencil, published 1901 by H. Virtue & Company Ltd, London, framed and glazed £250-350
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William Lionel Wyllie (1851-1931) - Drypoint etching - "Boulogne Fishing Luggers" - Fishing fleet heading out to sea, 7.75ins x 11ins, signed in pencil, framed and glazed £200-300
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William Lionel Wyllie (1851-1931) - Two drypoint etchings - "Unloading Cargo on the Thames" and "Sailing Ships at Anchor" each 4.25ins x 13ins, both signed in pencil, framed and glazed £300-500
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Samuel and Nathaniel Buck (1696-1779 and 1695- 1775) - Coloured engraving - "The North-West Prospect of Maidstone in the County of Kent", 9.5ins x 30.5ins, framed and glazed £150-200
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Rowland Hilder (1905-1993) - Hard ground etching - "Ingomar" - Masted sailing vessel at anchor, 8ins x 12ins, signed in pencil and No. 55 of 84 in margin, in gilt frame and glazed £100-150
Provenance: Bankside Gallery, 48 Hopton Street, Blackfriars, London SE1 9JH
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Frederick C. Lewis (1779-1856) after C. A. Pugin - Coloured engraving - "Internment of the remains of the late Lord Viscount Nelson in the Cathedral of St Paul, London", 12.75ins x 17.25ins, in gilt frame and glazed £70-100
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After James Gillray (1756-1815) - Coloured engraving - Caricature - "Evidence to Character! Being a portrait of a traitor, by his friends and by himself", 7.25ins x 10.25ins, framed and glazed £120-160
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Andrew Maclure (fl. mid 19th Century) - Lithograph - "Siege and Bombardment of Sebastopole taken from the sketches by an Artillery Officer", 10.5ins x 18ins, published by E. Gambart & Co, 25 Berners Street, Oxford Street, London, Novr. 28th 1854, in modern moulded frame and glazed £60-80
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Montague Dawson (1895-1973) - Artists proof coloured print - "In Full Sail - The Training Ship "Sir Winston Churchill", 21.25ins x 36ins, signed, and two other prints by the same artist, all framed and glazed £80-120
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Attributed to Hubert Robert (1733-1808) - Sanguine drawing - Peasants drinking from a fountain, 14.25ins x 11ins, in gilt moulded frame and glazed £120-160
Note: Paper label to verso with ink inscription gives authorship to Robert and title (indistinct)
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After William Hogarth (1697-1764) - Engraving - "Pit Ticket. Rural Sport", 12ins x 14.75ins, in Hogarth frame and glazed £100-150
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After William Hogarth (1697-1767) - Engraving - "The Five Orders of Perriwigs as they were worn at the Late Coronation measured architectonically", 12.75ins x 8ins, published by G. G. & J Robinson, 1800, and three other early 19th Century engravings of architectural interest, various, all framed and glazed £100-150
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Edward Jackson Stodart (1879-1929) after William Hogarth (1697-1764) - Four coloured engravings - Scenes from the "Rake's Progress", each 13ins x 15.25ins, published 1930 by The Museum Galleries, 53 Shorts Gardens, London WC, signed in pencil to margins, in Hogarth pattern frames and glazed £150-200
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After Henry Alken (1785-1851) - Four coloured engravings - "Foxhunting, The Death", "Pheasant Shooting", "Hawking", and "Stag Hunting", each 7.25ins x 11.5ins, published by Thomas Maclean, January 1820, and two others similar - "Full Cry" and "Death", each 8ins x 16ins, and a pair of French coloured sporting engravings, all framed and glazed £120-160
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Frank Paton (1856-1909) - Set of four prints - "British Interests", "Our Grandfather's Hobbies", "The Pleasures of Hope" and "Notice to Quit", all signed in pencil, each approximately 8ins x 10ins. in ebonised frames and glazed £150-200
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J Sanders (18th/19th Century) - Aquatint - "Westbrook from Mrs Hill's", 10.5ins x 14.5ins, framed and glazed £100-150
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J. H. Dowd (1883-1956) - Etching - Child and cat, 4ins x 6ins, signed within image and in pencil to border, in ebonised frame and glazed £120-160
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Rowland Hilder (1905-1993) - Pencil drawing - Country landscape with barn, 3.75ins x 3.75ins, signed, in ebonised frame and glazed £80-100
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J. Van de Fleury (1823-1889) - Pencil drawing - Village street scene, 4.75ins x 7.75ins, J.P. Andrews (early 19th Century) - "Christchurch Abbey, Hampshire", 4.75ins x 8ins, and two other drawings, various, all framed and glazed £50-70
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Charles "Snaffles" Johnson Payne (1884-1967) - Coloured print - "The Timber Merchant", 9.25ins x 12ins, signed in pencil and annotated - "Aye! Out in the Stonemason Line does not come amiss to 'im", framed and glazed £150-200
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After W. R. Bigg (1755-1828) - Pair of coloured engravings - "Saturday Evening" and "Sunday Morning", each 17ins x 20.75ins, engraved by W. Nutter (1754-1802), framed and glazed £120-160
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After Thomas Sydney Cooper (1803-1902) - Folio of nineteen lithographs - "Groups of cattle, from nature, after T.S. Cooper", each approximately 11ins x 16ins, printed and published by G. Rowney & Co, Oxford Street, London between October 1881 and September 1882, together with six sepia studies, printed and published by G. Rowney, August 1884, and various other loose lithographs £100-150
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William Tatton Winter (1855-1928) - Two artist's proof coloured etchings - "The Cloisters, Canterbury Cathedral", 12ins x 10.5ins, and "The Mill at Sturry", 12.25ins x 15.5ins, both signed in pencil, in modern gilt moulded frames and glazed £60-80
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Graham Clarke (born 1941) - Two limited edition coloured etchings - "Going West", and "Keep your Saxon", both No. 10 of edition of 200, from "The History of England" series, 17ins x 13ins and 16ins x 13ins, signed and titled in pencil to mount, framed and glazed. £200-300
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Graham Clarke (born 1941) - Pair of limited edition coloured etchings - "The Loaves" and "And The Fishes", each 13.5ins x 10.75ins, both signed, titled and No. 225 of 250, in pencil to margins, framed and glazed £100-150
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Graham Clarke (born 1941) - Artists proof coloured etching - "Brew Up" - View of the Gardener's Arms, 10.75ins x 13.5ins, signed in pencil, in silvered frame and glazed and Janine Cooper - Three artists proof etchings - "Bathroom Corner", 5.5ins square, "Kitchen Corner", 5ins x 5.5ins, each signed in pencil and No. 23 of 100, and "Jug and Cup", 2.5ins square, signed in pencil, No. 22 of 100, all in wood frames and glazed £100-150
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Gordon King (born 1939) - Limited edition coloured print - Two girls beside a pool, 18ins x 25.75ins, signed and No. 153 of edition of 850 in pencil, and a pair of coloured prints of young women, 11.5ins diameter, similarly signed in pencil and each No. 150 of edition of 850, in gilt frames and glazed £120-160
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Ivor Abrahams (1935-2015) - Limited edition coloured serigraphs - Four tonal studies of a clipped hedge, 7.75ins x 23ins, signed in pencil and dated '73 and No. 52 of edition of 100, in plastic box frame £200-300
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Robert Taylor (born 1946) - Two limited edition coloured prints - "Phantom Launch", 12ins x 18ins (No. 650 of edition of 850) and "Steaming into Wind", 12ins x 18ins (No. 599 of edition of 850), both signed in pencil by the artist and countersigned by Rear Admiral E.R. Anson, framed and glazed £120-160
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Robert Taylor (born 1946) - Two limited edition coloured prints - "Chance Encounter", 13ins x 21.5ins (No. 269 of edition of 450), signed in pencil by the artist and others, framed and glazed, and "Operation's On", 14.5ins x 22ins, signed in pencil (unframed), and an uncoloured limited edition print - "Surface Action", 12ins x 15.5ins (No. 13 of edition of 65), signed in pencil by the artist and others, framed and glazed £120-160
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Robert Taylor (born 1946) - Six limited edition coloured prints - "Secret Operation" (No. 49 of 700), 10ins x 13.5ins, "Chance Encounter" (No. 149 of edition of 450), 13ins x 21.75ins, "Operation's On" (No. 197 of edition of 850), 14.5ins x 22ins, "Early Morning Run" (No. 66 of edition of 1250), 17ins x 26.75ins, "Canberras over Cambridgeshire" (No. 532 of edition of 1000), 17ins x 26.25ins, and "The Battle for Britain" (No. 41 of edition of 400), 14ins x 29ins, all signed in pencil by artist and others (all unframed) £120-160
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Robert Taylor (born 1946) - Six coloured prints - "Air Strike over West Falkland", "Sea Harrier", "H.M.S. Ark Royal", "Night Intruder", "First Sighting" and "Victory over Dunkirk", five signed in pencil by the artist and others, various sizes (all unframed) £120-160
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Robert Taylor (born 1946) - Five coloured prints (including one limited edition) - "Tally Ho" (No. 929 of 990), "South Atlantic Task Force", "The Red Arrows 1980", "Ramrod 792", and "Stuka", various sizes, four signed by the artist in pencil (all unframed) £120-160
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Hugh Casson (1910-1999) - Pair of limited edition coloured prints - "Eton College - Fellows Eyot" and "Eton College - College Field", each 9ins x 12.75ins, signed in pencil, both No. 198 of edition of 650, in modern gilt frames and glazed £80-120
Provenance: Solomon & Whitehead Ltd, Lynn Lane, Shenstone, Staffordshire (No. KN 15688) published 1988
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John George Sowerby (fl. 1876-1914) - Two limited edition prints - "The shoot by a lake and by the sea", each 12.5ins x 20ins, published by The Fine Art Society, London 1907, each signed and inscribed "No. 24" to plate, in painted oak frames and glazed £50-70
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Kalt Nadel (20th Century) - Two limited edition prints - Golfing subjects, 9.75ins x 7.75ins (each No. 3 of edition of 12), signed and dated 2000 in pencil, in wooden frames and glazed £50-70
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John August Swanson (born 1938) - Work proof serigraph - "Dream of Jacob", 23.5ins x 15.5ins, signed and dated 1986, in green painted frame and glazed £50-70
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John Speed (1552-1629) - Coloured engraving - Map - "Breknoke, both shyre and towne described", with inset map of the town of Breknoke, Bassett and Chiswell edition, published in London (1676), 15ins x 20ins, in Hogarth frame and glazed £150-200
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