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Circle of Thomas Heaphy (British, 1775-1835): A lady eating oysters in an interior, watercolour, H 24 x W 20cm £200-300
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James Ward, R.A. (British, 1769-1859): Study of a seated cow & sheep, oil on paper laid onto panel, H 21 x W 30cm £800-1200
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Edward Robert Smythe (British, 1810-1899): A boy with a plumed hat seated in a landscape with horses, dogs & their catch, a distant church beyond, oil on panel, signed lower right, H 34 x W 39cm.Provenance: with Oscar & Peter Johnson Ltd, where acquired by the present vendor in 1978. Exhibited: the Lowndes Lodge Gallery, London, 'The Smythes of Ipswich', March 1978, No. 8 £1500-2500
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Charles Jones: R.C.A. (British, 1836-1892): Head study of a deer, oil on board, signed with monogram, H 17 x W 22cm £300-500
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Fred Dixey (British, 19th/20th century): An East Coast Trawler, watercolour, signed lower left, labelled verso, H 26 x W 37cm £80-120
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Attributed to William Carlisle Baillie (Scottish: active 1887-1920): Impressionist harbour scene, oil on canvas, signed lower left, H 39 x W 45cm £200-400
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Alfred Montague (1832-1883): Street scene with Cathedral beyond, possibly Cologne, oil on board, signed lower left, H 32 x W 24cm £300-500
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Dutch School (19th century): Figures washing in a yard, oil on panel, signed with initials lower right, H 37 x W 30cm £300-500
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English School (19th century): A pair of watercolours depicting the final day of the Seige of Badajoz, each inscribed 'Badajos, April 6th 1812', H 21 x W 26.5cm; together with four further studies by the same hand depicting Spanish landscapes during the Peninsular war, two depicting armies on the march, inscribed 'Salamanca' & '...Villa Velho' (6).Note: In the Seige of Badajoz (16th March-6th April 1812), one of the bloodiest in the Napoleonic Wars, an Anglo-Portuguese Army, under General Arthur Wellesley (later the Duke of Wellington), besieged Badajoz, Spain, & forced the surrender of the French garrison. £300-500
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Circle of John Varley O.W.S. (British, 1778-1842): Figures in a Continental river landscape with mountain top church beyond, watercolour, H 19 x W 27cm £80-120
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Circle of William Joy (British, 1803-1867): A ship setting sail for Barbados, pencil drawing, inscribed & dated 1866, H 15 x W 23cm £80-120
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George Stainton (British, 1838-1900): Shipping scene, oil on canvas, signed lower right, H 24 x W 34cm £400-600
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Alice Mary Edwards, née Odgers (British, 1884-1963): A man riding horses along a beach, oil on canvas, signed lower right & dated 1915, H 96 x W 84cm.Note: Alice Mary Odgers studied at the Slade School of Fine Art from 1903-1906 where she was taught by Henry Tonks (1862-1937).Provenance: consigned by the artist's granddaughter £200-300
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Continental School (19th century): Portrait of girl lost in thought, oil on canvas, H 19 x W 15cm £300-500
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Continental School (19th century): Table top still life with fruits & ornaments before a curtain, oil on canvas, H 64 x W 90cm £500-800
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A W Winterton (19th century): An extensive landscape depicting a drover & animals, signed lower left & dated 1880, H 76 x W 123cm £1000-1500
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Berndt Anderson (19th/20th century): 'The Original Mayo's from the Hippodrome & Cirque D'Hiver of Paris', original pencil & watercolour illustration for an advertising poster, signed lower left & dated '91, H 80 x W 60cm.Note: a similar image to the present picture appears in a colour lithographic poster of the same size published by Affiches Américaines, Paris, 1888 £300-500
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Attributed to Kate Greenaway (British, 1846-1901): A pair of framed montages each inset with three gouache on silk studies of a young courting couple in 18th century costume, each study H 14 x W 12cm, attribution to verso £300-500
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Martinez (19th/20th century): Cattle watering in a river landscape, oil on canvas, signed lower right, H 35 x W 44cm £80-120
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Circle of Sebastian Pether (British, 1790-1844): An extensive river landscape with bridge & ruined church, oil on canvas, H 60 x W 76cm £100-200
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Continental School (19th century): A pair of oils on canvas depicting a violinist & an elderly lady, each H 25.5 x W 20cm £100-200
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Follower of Johann Zoffany (German, 1733-1810): Figures making music in an interior, oil on canvas, H 59.5 x W 49.5cm £80-120
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Harry Watson, R.W.S, R.O.I. (British, 1871-1936): Architectural study, said to be Bushey Hostelry, oil on canvas, signed lower right, inscribed on label verso & dated 1928, H 30 x W 40cm £150-250
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Sigmund L'Allemand (Austrian, 1840-1910): Portrait of a gentleman, oil on canvas, signed lower right & dated 1897, H 138 x W 83cm £800-1200
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C Magana (19th century): A pair of oils on canvas depicting figures in wooded landscapes, each signed lower right, H 102 x W 66cm £2000-3000
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Attributed to Joseph Wrightson Mcintyre (British, 1841-1897): Eel Pie Island, Twickenham on Thames, oil on canvas, signed lower left, titled verso, H 60 x W 75cm £400-600
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Pierre Justin Ouvrié (French, 1806-1879): 'Le Vieux Rhin a Leyden', watercolour, signed lower right & dated 1871 with dedication to 'Monsieur Le Docteur Rawlings', H 8 x W 14.5cm £150-250
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Australian School (19th/20th century): A wooded coastal landscape, inscribed to mount 'D M Shannon, Australia', watercolour, H 21.5 x W 29.5cm £100-150
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George Paul Chalmers, R.S.A, R.S.W. (Scottish, 1833-1878): A wooded river landscape, oil on canvas, signed lower left, H 34.5 x W 44.5cm £300-500
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William Aiken Walker (American, 1838-1921): A coastal scene with palm trees, oil on board, signed lower left & dated 1904, H 9 x W 18cm £1500-2500
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George Howland (American, 1865-1928): An impressionist river landscape, oil on canvas, signed lower right £400-600
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Myles Birket Foster, R.W.S. (British, 1825-1899): A pair of watercolours, one depicting figures driving sheep down a road beside a cart, the other sheep at rest by a river, each signed with monograms lower left, H 11.5 x 15cm, stencil numbers verso £300-500
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Attributed to Myles Birket Foster R.W.S. (British, 1825-1899): A pair of watercolours depicting figures gathering hay & flowers, each signed lower left, H 24 x W 37cm £1000-1500
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After Lieutenant Colonel James Pattison Cockburn (British, 1779-1847): The Falls of Montmorency, colour engraving, H 43 x W 57cm £100-200
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William Daniell, R.A. (British, 1769-1837): 110 aquatints from 'A voyage round Great Britain undertaken between the years of 1813 & 1823', predominantly coloured, some black & white examples, published by Longman & Co, London, 1814-1825 £500-800
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William Tatton Winter, R.B.A. (British, 1855-1928): Fenland Windmills, watercolour, signed lower right & dated 1908, H 57 x W 75cm £300-500
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After Sir Peter Paul Rubens (1577-1640): Venus & Adonis, oil on canvas, H 112 x W 93cm, after Rubens' circa 1614 original in the Hermitage, St. Petersburg, Russia £1200-1800
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After David Teniers the Younger (Dutch, 1610-1690): A pair of oils on copper depicting interior scenes in a foot doctor's surgery, each H 24 x W 20cm £400-600
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After Bartolomé Esteban Murillo (Spanish, 1618-1682): Two Boys Playing Dice, oil on canvas, H 145 x W 113cm, after Murillo's circa 1670-75 original of the same size in the Akademie der bildenden Künste, Vienna £4000-6000
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English School (19th century): A sunset shipping scene, oil on canvas laid on board, labelled verso £300-500
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Continental School (19th century): Fishermen in a harbour, oil on canvas, signed lower left & dated '81, H 46 x W 64cm £150-250
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Benjamin Davis (British, late 19th Century): A pair of oils on canvas, 'Sunset Elie Point, Fifeshire' & 'Old Buckhaven, Fifeshire', each signed lower left & right respectively & extensively inscribed on the reverse, H 25.5 x W 34cm.Provenance: Christie's, South Kensington, British & Continental Pictures, 22nd April 1999,
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Dudley Hardy (British, 1865-1922): Fisherfolk on a beach with boats beyond, oil on canvas, signed lower left, H 29 x W 37cm £400-600
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Dudley Hardy (British, 1865-1922): Fisherfolk with their catch, horse & cart in a coastal landscape, a windmill beyond, watercolour, H 38 x W 59cm £400-600
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Dudley Hardy (British, 1865-1922): Fisherfolk on a beach with a boat beyond, watercolour, signed lower right, H 23 x W 32cm £300-500
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Dudley Hardy (British, 1865-1922): 'After rain', watercolour, signed lower right, titled verso, H 26 x W 35.5cm.Provenance: with the Graves Gallery, London £300-500
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H. McIntyre (19th century): Llanddulas, North Wales, oil on canvas, signed lower right, titled & signed verso, H 49 x W 63cm £300-500
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David Brabazon Ponsonby (British, 1901-1986): A pair of watercolours, 'Brighton Pavilion' & 'A Street in Brighton', each signed lower right, H 24 x W 38cm.Provenance: acquired directly from the artist in Lisbon, Portugal, by the present vendor & later exhibited there at a retrospective exhibition of Ponsonby's watercolours held in conjunction with the British Institution, at part of its 40th anniversary celebrations, 18th October-3rd November 1978.Note: a pianist & composer who studied under Boulanger & Cortot, Ponsonby was also a resistance fighter in France. He spent much of his childhood in Portugal before returning there in 1951. £200-300
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Continental School (20th century): A canal scene, oil on board, signed lower right, H 37 x W 54cm £100-150
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Attilio Guffanti (Italian, b. 1875): Portrait of a lady in a white, oil on canvas, signed upper right & dated 21-12-33, H 72 x W 58.5cm £100-200
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