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***Salvador Dali (1904-1989) - Etching with aquatint - "Alhambra", 23.5ins x 17.5ins, signed and dated 1964 (No. 75 of edition of 100) in painted frame and glazed £400-600
Note: This work from the "Spanish Series" was published in 1964 by Berggren and printed by Ateliers Regal
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***John Hoyland (1934-2011) - Artist's proof print - "Five Nola", 36ins x 26ins, signed and titled in pencil to margin, in stained wood frame and glazed £200-300
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***Michael Rothenstein (1908-1993) - Coloured print - "Paint Brush" - Paint brush with multi colours, 20ins x 12.75ins, signed in pencil, framed and glazed £120-160
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***Frank Brangwyn (1865-1956) - Limited Edition Coloured Print - Bridge over river, 15ins x 19.5ins, signed in pencil to margin, published by W.J. Stacey, London and with fine art trade guild stamp to lower left, framed and glazed £80-120
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***Andre Brasilier (born 1929) - Limited edition coloured lithograph - Vase of flowers and violin (No. 60 of an edition of 75), 21.25ins x 16.25ins, signed and numbered in pencil to lower margin, in clip frame £100-200
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ARR Victor Pasmore (1908-1998) - Etching with colour aquatint - "Sensory World (6)" 1997, on Somerset paper by Hope (Sufferance Press), London, published by Marlborough Graphics, London with full margins, 11.5ins x 11.5ins, initialled in pencil and dated '96 to lower right, and No. II/III to lower left, in brushed aluminium frame and glazed £700-900
Note: John Pasmore, son of the artist, has confirmed to the vendor that this work is an artist's proof.
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ARR Victor Pasmore (1908-1998) - Etching with colour aquatint - "Sensory World (1)", 1996 on Somerset paper by Hope (Sufferance) Press, London, published by Marlborough Graphics Ltd, London, with full margins, 11.5ins x 11.5ins, initialled in pencil and dated '96 to lower right, and No. I/III to lower left, in brushed aluminium frame and glazed £700-900
Note: John Pasmore, son of the artist, has confirmed to the vendor that this work is an artist's proof.
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ARR Laurence Stephen Lowry (1887-1976) - Coloured lithograph printed in colours - "Mrs Swindell's Picture" - busy industrial town scene, 16ins x 12ins signed in pencil and with Fine Arts Trade Guild stamp (of Edition of 850), in painted frame and glazed £1200-1600
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ARR Laurence Stephen Lowry (1887-1976) – Coloured lithograph - "View of a Town" - busy Northern street scene, 17ins x 21.5ins, signed in pencil and with Fine Arts Trade Guild stamp (of Edition of 850), framed and glazed £2000-3000
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Charles Igglesden - "A Saunter through Kent with Pen and Pencil", volumes 8 and 18, published by The Kentish Express, Ashford (two blue cloth bound volumes), and eight coloured engravings by A. Willis, all with views in Kent, various sizes, framed and glazed £150-200
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G.M. - "The Enrichment of the Weald of Kent" printed by William Wilson for George Sawbridge at The Bible on Ludgate-hill near Fleet-Bridge 1660, one volume comprising twenty pages rebound in brown cloth with leather spine, and John Boys - "A General View of the Agriculture of the County of Kent" printed for G. Nicol, Pall Mall, London 1796 (one volume rebound in half leather and with marbled boards) £80-120
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Charles Stonham - "The Birds of the British Islands" illustrated by Lilian M.Medland and published by E.Grant Richards, London 1906 (4 volumes in red cloth bindings) £100-150
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Charles Macfarlane and The Reverend Thomas Thomson - "The Comprehensive History of England, Civil and Military, Religious, Intellectual and Social from the Earliest Period to the Suppression of the Sepoy Revolt", London Blackie & Son 1861 (four three quarters leather bound volumes with marble boards - binding damaged) £80-120
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Captain James Cook - "A Voyage to the Pacific Ocean; Undertaken by Command of his Majesty, For Making Discoveries in the Northern Hemisphere; Performed Under the Direction of Captains Cook, Clerke and Gore, in the Years 1776, 1777, 1778, 1779, and 1780...", published London 1784 and printed for John Stockdale, Scatcherd and Whitaker, John Fielding and John Hardy (one later three quarter leather bound volume with marble boards) £80-120
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Reverend W. Rider - "The Christian's Family Bible", London 1763, 1765 and 1767 (three large three quarters leather bound volumes) £100-150
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Alexander Kent - "The Darkening Sea", published by Heinemann, London, first edition (1993), and nineteen other Alexander Kent titles, all first editions, and one fourth impression (all cloth bound volumes with dust jacket) £80-120
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Dudley Pope - "Ramage at Trafalgar" published by Secker & Warburg, London, first edition 1986 (blue cloth bound volume with dust jacket), and seventeen hard back volumes in this series (all with dust jackets) £80-120
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Andrew Boyle - "No Passing Glory" published by Collins, 1955 (third impression - one volume with dust cover), Piet Hein Maijering - "Signed with their Honor" published by Paragon House, New York (one volume with dust cover), Ian Mclachlan - "Final Flight", published by Patrick Stephens Ltd, first edition 1989 (one volume with dust cover), and a collection of aviation related interest books (40) £70-100
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W. Carter Platts - "Modern Trout Fishing" published by Adam and Charles Black, London 1938 (first edition - one volume missing dust jacket), John Waller Hills - "River Keeper - The Private Life of William James Lunn" published by Geoffrey Bless, London 1947 (one volume with dust cover), John Piper - "More about Angling" published by Pelham Books, London 1974 (one volume with dust cover), and a collection of fishing (15) and railway (17) related interest reference books £70-100
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A collection of Weller & Dufty of Birmingham and Wallis & Wallis of Lewes - "Arms and Armour" bound catalogues, various dates (13 Volumes) £70-100
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An extensive collection of black and white Pamlin Prints postcards, comprising a number of series, including - "Locomotives" "Trolley Buses", "Trams" and "Street Scenes", and a small number of black and white photographs of railway interest, and a British Railways notice dated 1953 of Royal trains (approximately 2000) £200-300
| A Collection of Posters Related to the East Kent Road Car Company |
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"The Continent by East Kent Continental Coach Tours", designed by Van Doorne, 29ins x 19ins, together with original artwork £100-150
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"East Kent Silver City Coach-Air Services to the Continent", 29.5ins x 19ins, together with original artwork £100-150
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"East Kent Private Hire Service for all Occasions", 30ins x 20ins, together with original artwork £100-150
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"Blackpool Illuminations", designed and printed by Gazette printers, Blackpool, with painted lettered East Kent details added, 29ins x 19ins, together with four other posters, various £150-200
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Original artwork and transfers for East Kent "The Queens Silver Jubilee 1977" bus, various sizes £80-120
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A black and white poster - "Canterbury Cathedral Festival of Commemoration, 7th-14th of June 1930, Services of Thanksgiving and Commemoration", 30ins x 20ins, printed by Matthewman and Edwards, Printers, 101, Leather Lane, London 81, together with twelve East Kent Road Car Company posters and original artwork, various £80-120
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A collection of signed film star publicity black and white photographs, including - Peter Sellers, Margaret Lockwood, Glynis Johns, Sophia Loren, Richard Widmark and twenty others, various £150-200
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A Collection of Early Islamic Pottery Formed in the 1960s and 1970s |
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A 12th/13th Century Rayy (Iran) lapis blue pottery low circular dish with inverted rim, on five small square feet, 5.75ins diameter (broken and repaired) £150-200
Provenance: The Collection of Sir Eldred Hitchcock, sold Sotheby's March 8th 1960, Lot 58
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A Minai pottery jug of squat bi-conical form with vertical strap handle, the body moulded with bosses and medallions in low relief, painted in polychrome Minai colours and gilding with horizontal blue chevron stripes, 6ins diameter x 5ins high (first half of the 13th Century - extensively broken and repaired) £150-200
Provenance: The Collection of Sir Eldred Hitchcock, sold Sotheby's March 8th 1960, Lot 116
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A 9th/10th Century Nischapur (Persia) slip painted pottery bowl with rounded sloping sides and slightly everted rim, on short foot, painted in manganese with splashes of green on an opaque white glaze, with band of Kufic inscription across the centre, 8ins diameter x 2.5ins high (damaged) £150-200
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A 12th/13th Century Mesopotamian pottery bowl, slip painted in black and green with a six pointed star to the centre and with radiating panels containing formalised designs, 9.5ins diameter x 4ins high (broken and restuck) £120-160
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A 9th/10th Century Nishapur or Samarkand pottery bowl, the interior slip painted in white with stylised symbols between bands on a black ground and with diagonal hatch marks to the exterior, 8ins diameter x 2.75ins wide (damaged and repaired) £150-200
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A 13th Century Middle Eastern scraffito ware pottery bowl, the centre with a standing leonine creature with head turned to dexter, 6.5ins diameter x 2.5ins high (damaged and repaired) £150-200
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A 13th Century Kashan (Iran) pottery bowl painted in blue and black with flowers and leaves, the interior with stylised flower, 8.25ins diameter x 5ins high (damaged and repaired) £150-200
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An early Samarkand pottery bowl, the interior painted in greens and reds on a cream ground with a pattern of stylised leaves and palmettes, 8ins diameter x 2.5ins high (broken and repaired) £150-200
Provenance: Bears a Bluett & Sons, London, label
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A shallow pottery dish with turquoise glaze, possibly Iran, 12th Century, 10ins diameter x 2.5ins high (broken and repaired) £120-160
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An 18th Century Kutahya (Turkey) pottery saucer dish, enamelled in colours with stylised flowers to rim and flowerhead to centre, 7.5ins diameter x 1.75ins high (broken and repaired) £120-160
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A 10th Century Nishapur or Samarkand pottery bowl, the interior painted in black, ochre and yellow with a stylised pattern of lines and dots on a cream ground, 7.75ins x 3ins (broken and restuck) £150-200
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A 12th Century Nishapur (?) turquoise glazed pottery jug, the body moulded with stylised Kufic script against a ground of scrolling vine, 9.5ins high (damaged and repaired) £150-200
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A 12th/13th Century Islamic bi-conical shaped mug with scraffito decoration under a clear glaze, 6ins high (damaged and repaired) £150-200
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A 12th/13th Century Islamic pottery bowl, the centre with scraffito decoration of stylised flower, the indented rim with incised vertical lines, standing on a high foot, 7.5ins x 2.75ins high (broken and restored) £150-200
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A 15th/16th Century French terracotta tile of shaped outline, moulded with a profile bust of a male wearing fancy headpiece, 7.5ins x 5.5ins £200-300
Note: A nine tile panel of similar type was sold at The Canterbury Auction Galleries in the "Wittenberg Collection", 9th June 2016, Lot 1138
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A 19th Century "Palissy" pottery jug, the body modelled with insects and reptiles, the handle formed as a lizard, 9.25ins high (restored - unmarked) £80-120
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An early 17th Century Italian maiolica Campagna shaped "Mask" jug with white glaze, 7.5ins high (damaged), a blue and white Italian wet drug jar painted with a ship and islands, 7.75ins high, and a French faience jug, painted with blue flowers within shaped cartouches in yellow and ochre, 12.25ins high £150-200
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