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William Manners, R. B. A. (British, 1860-1930): A flock of sheep being driven along a wooded track at sunset, oil on canvas, signed lower left, H 24 x W 34cm £300-500
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Circle of Edward Robert Smythe (British, 1810-1899): A boy on a horse drinking at a well with a dog and donkey looking on, oil on Roberson & Miller board, H 40 x W 49.5cm.
Note: The present composition is likely to date between 1828-1839 when Charles Roberson was in partnership with Thomas Miller, trading as Roberson & Miller at 51 Long Acre. £2000-3000
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Continental School (19th century): A wooded landscape with a bird trap, a windmill beyond, watercolour, H 10.5 x W 19cm £100-200
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A Lewis (19th/20th century): Harvest Moon, oil on panel, signed lower right & dated '05, H 23.5 x W 34cm £80-120
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After Peter De Wint, O. W. S. (British, 1784-1849): Cornfield, Ivinghoe, Buckinghamshire, watercolour, H 27 x W 39.5cm.
Note: The present composition relates to work by the artist in Tate Britain. £100-200
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William Leighton Leitch, R. I. (British, 1804-1883): Architectural study, monochrome watercolour, signed lower right & dated 1831, dedication verso, H 16 x W 13cm £100-200
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Circle of Thomas Hearne (British 1744-1817): The Fish & Eels Inn, Hoddesdon, 1803, watercolour, H 16.5 x W 26cm £100-200
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Francis William Topham, O. W. S. (British, 1808-1877): Figures reading a letter in a Continental courtyard, oil on canvas, signed lower left, H 45.5 x W 62cm £400-600
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Helen Catherine Gifford (British, 19th century): A leather bound album of botanical interest, containing numerous watercolour studies with accompanying text, pages numbered 1-152, signed on title page & dated 1861.
Note: Helen Gifford was the sister-in-law of renowned English novelist Thomas Hardy (1840-1928) and played a central role in the facilitating the successful courtship of Hardy & her sister, Emma Lavinia Gifford (1840-1912). In 1870, Hardy, then working as an architect, had been commissioned to prepare a report on the condition St Julitta's, the parish church of St Juliot, near Boscastle in Cornwall, where Helen Gifford's husband, the Reverend Cadell Holder, was rector. There he met Emma, who had accompanied her sister since her arrival at the rectory in 1868. Their courtship inspired Hardy's third novel, A Pair of Blue Eyes. £400-600
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A Large Collection of Educational Banners: Depicting Native American Indian subjects, printed on cloth, published by the Religious Tract Society £300-500
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George Goodwin Kilburne, R. I, R. B. A. (1839-1924): Four ink drawings depicting various genre scenes, variously signed & inscribed, one with artist's address & stamp to verso, the largest H 10 x W 18cm £200-300
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Reginald Grenville Eves, R. A, R. O. I, R. I, R. P. (British, 1876-1941): Portrait of a gentleman, oil on canvas, signed upper right & dated 1926, H 62 x W 50cm £100-200
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John Cyril Harrison (British, 1898-1985): Ducks flying across a landscape with distant windmill, watercolour, signed lower left, H 27 x W 38cm £200-400
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Lucy Harwood (British, 1893-1972): A hillside stream, oil on board, signed verso, H 21 x W 28cm £150-250
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Louis C Dodd (British, 1943-2006): Ships on calm waters off the coast in the early Dutch manner, oil on panel, H 34.5 x W 44.5cm.
Provenance: Given by the artist to the present vendor's mother.Please note that Artist's Resale Rights may apply to this lot £500-800
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Madge Gill (British, 1884-1961): Twenty-nine ink studies executed on postcards of various figural and abstract subjects, each approx. H 9 x W 14cm.Please note that Artist's Resale Rights may apply to this lot. £2000-3000
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Mick Rooney, R. A. (British, b. 1944): 'Beach Windbreak', pencil study, signed lower right & dated '76, H 28.5 x W 38.5cm.
Provenance: Brandler Galleries label verso. Please note that Artist's Resale Rights may apply to this lot. £300-500
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Alan Kingsbury (British, b. 1960): 'La Passeggiata', oil on board, signed lower right, H 38 x W 53cm.
Provenance: Labels verso for Brandler Galleries & Christies.Please note that Artist's Resale Rights may apply to this lot. £400-600
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Alan Kingsbury (British, b. 1960): 'In Pieno Sole', oil on board, signed lower left, H 24 x W 34cm.
Provenance: Brandler Galleries label verso. Please note that Artist's Resale Rights may apply to this lot. £300-500
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David Carson Shaw (British, b. 1942): 'Deepwood Haze', 1989, oil on board, inscribed verso, H 16 x W 26cm £80-120
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Charles Baird (British, b. 1955): Figures on a cruise ship at sunset, oil on panel, signed lower right & dated 1991, H 29 x W 33.5cm £150-250
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Fred Yates (British, 1922-2008): Cornwall Road, Waterloo, oil on board, signed lower left, H 30 x W 25.5cm.
Provenance: Bears label for Bonhams, 15th November 2005, Lot 79.
Please note that Artist's Resale Rights may apply to this lot. £400-600
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Fred Yates (British, 1922-2008): 'Tuscany, La Strada', watercolour, watercolour, signed & titled lower left, H 39 x W 49cm.Please note that Artist's Resale Rights may apply to this lot. £400-600
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Fred Yates (British, 1922-2008): 'Near Pisa', watercolour, signed & titled lower left, H 39.5 x W 49cm.
Provenance: Label verso for the John Martin Gallery, London.Please note that Artist's Resale Rights may apply to this lot. £400-600
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Fred Yates (British, 1922-2008): Landscape study, watercolour, signed lower right, H 35 x W 49.5cm.Please note that Artist's Resale Rights may apply to this lot. £300-500
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John Strevens (British, 1902-1990): Portrait of a lady, possibly the artist's wife, knitting at a table with a garden beyond, oil on canvas laid onto board, signed upper left, H 100 x W 76cm, unframed.Provenance: The artist's studio sale, November 2010. £200-300
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Circle of Arthur Ambrose McEvoy, A.R.A. (British, 1878-1927): A portrait miniature of a lady, H 9 x W 6cm £50-80
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Robert O. Lenkiewicz (British, 1941-2002): Portrait study of Celia, the artist's first wife, ink drawing, blindstamped, H 9 x W 5.5cm.
Note: We are grateful to the Lenkiewicz Foundation for confirming the authenticity of this work. £100-200
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Edward Arthur Walton R. S. A, P. R. S. W. (Scottish, 1860-1922): A flock of sheep being driven through a landscape, en plein air oil sketch on board, signed lower right, H 14.5 x W 22.5cm £500-800
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Anne Redpath, R. S. A, A. R. A, A. R. W. S. (Scottish, 1895-1965): Floral still life with vase & jug, watercolour, signed lower left, remnants of label verso, H 55 x W 36.5cm.Please note that Artist's Resale Rights may apply to this lot. £800-1200
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Davy Brown (Scottish, b. 1950): Table top still life, oil on board, signed lower left, H 60 x W 60cm £300-500
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John Robertson Reid, R. I, R. O. I. (Scottish, 1851-1926): 'The Waterfall, Luss, Loch Lochmond', oil on canvas, signed & dated lower left, signed, titled & dated verso, H 40 x W 75.5cm £500-700
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Major Thomas Willem Van Oss, N. S. (British, 1901-1941): Bowls players, oil on canvas, signed lower right, H 49.5 x W 60cm.
Provenance: Presented to the Deddington Bowls Club in memory of the artist, November 3rd 1941.
Note: The artist & his family came to live in Deddington in 1936. £200-400
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Welsh School (20th century): A Welsh estuary, oil on board, indistinctly signed lower right, possibly '. . . Evans', H 23 x W 28cm £150-250
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Ceri Richards, L. G. (British, 1903-1971): 'Diana & Actaeon', watercolour, gouache & ink, signed upper right, H 38 x W 56.5cm.
Provenance: The present vendor's father, the solicitor of Arthur Giardelli. Giardelli & Richards were friends & the present work was purchased from Richards with Giardelli's encouragement & endorsement.Please note that Artist's Resale Rights may apply to this lot. £3000-5000
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Vincent Charles Arthur Giardelli, M. B. E. (British, 1911-2009): Amroth Bay, Prembrokeshire, 1956, watercolour, signed verso, H 38.5 x W 56.5cm.
Provenance: Acquired by the present vendor's father, the artist's solicitor. £100-200
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Bim Giardelli (Née Butler, British, 1917-2011): The Library at The Golden Plover, near Warren, Pembrokeshire, watercolour, signed lower right & dated '94, H 68.5 x W 48.5cm.
Provenance: Acquired by the present vendor's father, the solicitor of Arthur Giardelli. Butler & Giardelli married in 1976. £100-200
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Bim Giardelli (Née Butler, British, 1917-2011): Cows, Pembrokeshire, watercolour, signed lower right & dated '78, H 37 x W 55.5cm.
Provenance: Acquired by the present vendor's father, the solicitor of Arthur Giardelli. Butler & Giardelli married in 1976. £100-200
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Albert Edward Wade (British, active 1911-1948): 'Symphony Sibelius No. 2', oil on canvas, signed lower right & dated 1931, titled lower left, H 62 x W 52cm; together with 'The Interloper', oil on canvas, signed, titled & dated 1940 lower right, H 60 x W 49.5cm (2) £300-500
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Starr Wood (1870-1944): Three golfing cartoons, ink studies, each signed & titled, the largest 24.5 x 29.5cm (3) £100-200
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John Yardley, R. I. (British, b. 1933): Thames barge, watercolour, signed lower right, H 40 x W 58.5cm £200-300
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John Yardley, R. I. (British, b. 1933): Thames quay, watercolour, signed lower left, H 31.5 x W 48cm £200-300
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John Yardley, R. I. (British, b. 1933): A pair of watercolours depicting scenes in Russell Square, each signed, H 31.5 x W 48cm £400-600
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John Yardley, R. I. (British, b. 1933): View of the Tower of London & London Bridge, watercolour, signed lower left, H 44 x W 59cm £300-500
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John Yardley, R. I. (British, b. 1933): The Royal Courts of Justice, watercolour, signed lower right, H 32 x W 48cm £200-300
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John Yardley, R. I. (British, b. 1933): A pair of watercolours depicting the Inns of Court, watercolour, each signed, H 31.5 x W 48cm £400-600
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John Yardley, R. I. (British, b. 1933): A pair of watercolours depicting the Inns of Court, watercolour, each signed, H 31.5 x W 48cm £400-600
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John Piper, C. H. (1903-1992): A black metal coffee table topped with a London scenes design depicting St. Paul's & Lincoln's Inn, London, issued by Heals-Conran, circa 1963, H 35 x W 115 x D 38cm £150-250
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Tricia Gillman (British, b. 1951): Untitled study, oil on board, H 65 x W 97cm £150-250
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Circle of John Tunnard, A. R. A. (British, 1900-1971): Abstract study, coloured chalks, H 90 x W 41.5cm £150-250
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