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Peter Collins, collection of unframed works on paper, predominantly life drawings - various mediums
£100 - 150
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Peter Collins, collection of unframed works on paper, predominantly life drawings - various mediums
£100 - 150
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Peter Collins, collection of unframed works on paper, predominantly life drawings - various mediums
£100 - 150
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Peter Collins, collection of unframed works on paper, predominantly life drawings - various mediums
£100 - 150
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A fascinating and charmingly naive set of eight oils on board depicting the construction to destruction of SS Heathpool, painted by the Captain, John Todd. The first panel depicts the excavation of the dock prior to construction, the second, the making of steel parts for the hull, the third, the stoking up of the furnaces, the forth, the hull under construction, the fifth, the launching, the sixth, the fitting out, the seventh, under sail and boilers working and the eighth, the wreck on the shore, each one numbered verso, 33cm square. Sold together with a leather bound copy of 'Practical Navigation', inscribed by John Todd and annotated by him. Also a copy of 'Whistle Code For Use In Steamers During Fog And In The Dark', by Capt. John Todd 1891, in leather binding (10 items).
N.B. The SS Heathpool was a British cargo ship built in 1885 by the Sunderland Shipbuilding Co. On the night of the 31st March 1899, she collided with SS Ethelhilda near Beachy Head and sank. A newspaper article of the time states that "Captain John Todd was well-known as a genial son of the sea, passionately fond of his profession. And yet he was a man of literary and artistic tastes, he having turned out some tolerable poetry and passable pictures. He had the panels of his cabin artistically painted..."
£800 - 1200
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Attributed to David Cox (1783 - 1859), watercolour - Return from Market, in glazed frame, 22cm x 34cm
£150 - 250
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Eugeni Yvgeny, Russian School oil on canvas - St. Petersburg Summer Garden, signed, inscribed and dated 2001 verso, in gilt frame, 33cm x 42cm
£150 - 250
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Lars Jorde (1865 - 1939), oil on canvas - two girls beside a hillside stream, signed and indistinctly dated, in carved shaped frame, 88cm x 95cm
£200 - 300
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William G. Collingwood (1854 - 1932), watercolour - extensive mountainous landscape, signed and indistinctly dated, in glazed frame, 25cm x 36cm
£80 - 120
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Henry M. Terry (act. 1879 - 1920), watercolour - Lunchtime, signed, in glazed gilt frame, 37cm x 26cm
£250 - 350
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John Simmons (1823 - 1876), watercolour - portrait of a pretty young lady, signed, in glazed gilt frame, 25cm x 20cm
£150 - 250
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Pair late 18th century English School oval pastel portraits - a lady in blue dress and a gentleman in grey coat, both indistinctly inscribed verso, in glazed gilt frames
£100 - 150
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19th century Continental School oil on canvas - portrait of a moustached gentleman with lace collar, 46cm x 37cm, unframed
£200 - 300
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Graham Clarke (b. 1941), signed limited edition etching - Prospect Cottage, 65 / 100, 38cm x 56.5cm, together with another - Master Mariner, artists proof, 16cm x 18cm, both in glazed gilt frames (2)
£100 - 150
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Simone Gambus (b. 1928), oil on board - Roofscape, signed, framed, 37.5cm x 54cm, together with a 1979 exhibition poster 'Exposition', in clip frame (2)
£80 - 120
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Jan Korwin Kochanowski (1897 - 1970), collection of works - including oil portraits, pastels, landscape lithography and other studies.
N.B. A Polish refugee who pursued a career in radiology in the U.K. having suffered Russian Prisoner of War Camps
£100 - 200
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R. Scott, pair mid-19th century English School oval oils on canvas - portrait of a young girl collecting wild flowers and a boy with bow and arrow, in oval gilt frames, 60cm x 50cm
£500 - 700
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Victorian English School oil on canvas - portrait of a gentleman seated at a desk, in gilt frame, 90cm x 70cm
£100 - 150
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William Hogarth (1697 - 1764), collection of engravings - to include The Idle and Industrious Prentice, plates 2, 3, 4, 6, 9, 10 and 12, Don Quixote releases the Galley Slaves and others, unframed (16)
£100 - 150
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Large collection of 18th and 19th century engravings, prints and other works - including The Iliad of Homer, architectural plates, portraits, topographical views, French engravings and many others, unframed
£100 - 200
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17th century Continental School woodblock print depicting a family group under a tree, unframed, 17cm x 10.5cm
£50 - 70
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David Hockney (b. 1937), signed poster - 'Celia Wearing Checked Sleeves', inscribed 'For Angus with love', 91cm x 66cm.
Provenance: The Collection of Angus McBean
£80 - 120
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Lord Maynard, 18th century oil on canvas laid on panel - The Portrait of C. Loraine Smith, upon Master Harry - done by Lord Maynard in the year 1779, in gilt frame, 33cm x 48cm
£150 - 200
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Vacant Lots
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Late 19th / early 20th century carriage clock with eight day timepiece movement, cylinder escapement, striking on a bell, back plate numbered 4569, white enamel dial in gilt metal case with scroll-shaped carrying handle, 17cm overall height to handle (key present)
£100 - 150
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Early 19th century bracket clock with eight day twin-fusee movement, verge escapement, striking on a bell and shaped back plate with engraved border, convex white enamel dial with Roman numerals and cast brass bezel, signed - John Upjohn, Exeter, in a domed mahogany case with central carrying handle, pierced brass panels and fish-scale side frets, 44.5cm overall height to handle (winding key, door key and pendulum present)
£800 - 1000
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Regency period bracket clock with eight day twin-fusee movement, striking on a bell, convex white enamel dial with Roman numerals, signed - Parker, London, in a domed mahogany case with carved decoration and pierced brass Gothic-style side frets, surmounted by a carved and turned finial, on four half round and pad feet, 52cm overall height (winding key and pendulum present)
£800 - 1000
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Victorian bracket clock with Westminster chiming movement, domed brass dial with engraved foliate decoration and Roman numerals, subsidiary strike-silent dial, fast and slow regulator and chime dial and brass surround, in an architectural oak case of classical form, with side columns, pierced foliate side panels and carved pediment, on four shaped bracket feet, together with its carved wall mounted bracket, clock only 59cm overall height (winding key, door key and pendulum present)
£1700 - 2000
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Large wooden tower clock dial of circular form, with blue painted centre and silver painted Roman numerals, with rear mounted hand years and false hour hand, 86cm diameter
£200 - 300
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19th century bracket clock with eight day single fusee timepiece movement, white enamel dial with Roman numerals and silvered surround, signed - H. Wehrle, 241 Chapel, in an ornate domed rosewood case with ebonised mouldings and carved foliate decoration, 32cm overall height (two door keys and pendulum present, winding key lacking)
£100 - 150
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19th century four-pillar mantel clock with French eight day movement, with outside countwheel, striking on a bell, brass dial with engine-turned decoration, white enamel chapter ring with Roman numerals and ornate foliate and flower-head decorated dial surround, steel and brass pendulum with large ornate engine-turned bob in a drum case mounted between four classical marble pillars with gilt metal capitals under a marble pediment with floral decoration and on a marble base with pierced classical gilt metal appliqué, on four turned gilt metal feet with Greek key decoration, 55cm overall height (winding key and pendulum present)
£300 - 500
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19th century mantel clock in the Louis XV style, with eight day movement striking on a gong, ornate gilt metal face with individual enamelled numerals, in an ebonised case of waisted form, with Boulle work tortoiseshell and gilt metal decoration, floral gilt metal mounts and a large foliate gilt metal finial, 66cm overall height (door key, winding key and pendulum present)
£200 - 300
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1980s 528 - 8 calibre Atmos clock with square white dial with Roman numerals, signed - Jaeger-LeCoultre, Atmos and white / black two-colour hands. Serial no. 552384 (with original guarantee dated 1987), in a hexagonal gilt metal case, 23.5cm overall height
£300 - 400
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George III stick barometer with broken pediment with gilt brass ball, dry / wet dial and silvered brass scale, signed - George Ribright & Sons, London, with secondary thermometer and scale below and mahogany bulb to base, 102cm high
£100 - 150
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Late 19th century stick barometer with exposed tube with concealed balls and silvered scale plate, signed - J. Ontalli & Co. fecit, in a mahogany case with inlaid boxwood and ebony stringing, broken pediment and urn finial, 97cm overall length
£200 - 300
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19th century stick barometer with exposed tube and concealed bulb, with separate thermometer and exposed ivory scale plate, signed - Thompson Ofley, mounted on a mahogany frame, 90cm overall length
£100 - 150
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Edwardian silver gilt and tortoiseshell cased timepiece with gilt dial, Arabic numerals, French movement, silver gilt hinge, on brass bun feet, 12cm
£80 - 120
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19th century mantel clock with spring-driven timepiece movement, white enamel dial with Roman numerals, in a domed mahogany case with inlaid brass decoration and flower basket ring handles, on four ball feet, 27cm overall height (pendulum and winding key present)
£60 - 100
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Early 18th century Scottish longcase clock with eight day movement, silvered one piece break arch dial, with engraved eagle's head and foliate spandrels, subsidiary seconds, calendar dials, break arch with engraved seahorses, signed - Ja. Bishop Edinburgh, in an oak case with shaped door and tall plinth hood with pierced floral blind frets and swan-neck pediment with applied gilt metal roundels and ball finials, 220cm overall height (door key, winding key, weights and pendulum present)
£200 - 300
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18th century longcase clock with eight day movement, brass break arch dial with urn spandrels, matted centre and silvered chapter ring, subsidiary seconds dial and calendar aperture, break arch with dolphin spandrels and applied roundel with carved and painted cockerel, in an oak case with full-length domed door and domed hood, 218cm overall height (door key, winding key, pendulum and weights present)
£300 - 400
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Early 18th century Colchester longcase clock with eight day movement, brass break arch dial with face mask spandrels, wheat-ear border, matted centre and silvered chapter ring, subsidiary seconds dial and calendar aperture, break arch with dolphin spandrels and applied silvered roundel, signed - Smorthwait in Colchester, in a chinoiserie lacquered case, with domed hood, 213cm overall height (weights and pendulum present)
£1000 - 1500
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18th century longcase clock with eight day movement,
10 inch brass dial with face mask spandrels, matted centre, silvered chapter ring, subsidiary calendar dial and applied circle, signed - Thomas Davenport, in an oak case with architectural hood, fluted columns and blind fret decoration, 200cm overall height (pendulum, winding key, door key and weights present)
£150 - 200
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Late 18th / early 19th century longcase clock with eight day movement, 13 inch brass dial with scroll spandrels, brass chapter ring, engraved centre with painted moon roller and subsidiary calendar dial, signed - Tho. Lister Halifax, in a stripped oak case with shaped door and deep plinth hood with ornate turned pillars and swan-neck pediment, 213cm overall height (winding key, weights and pendulum present)
£300 - 400
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Late 19th century mantel clock with French eight day timepiece movement and white enamel dial with Roman numerals in a gilt metal drum case mounted on a gilt metal base in the form of a rocky area with figure of a man holding a basket and surmounted with a grape / vine / ladder finial, the lower area with raised scroll, fish scale and fluted decoration and inset alabaster panel, on a velvet-covered plinth under a glass dome, 45cm overall height (winding keys and pendulum present)
£100 - 150
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Vacant Lots
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1969 Bentley Mulliner Park Ward Coupe. Registration no. RWY65. V8 6.2 litre engine. Automatic. This very elegant and rare coach-built Bentley was professionally converted from a Rolls-Royce to a Bentley about thirty years ago. It has Regal Red coachwork with beige hide and has covered only 68,000 miles from new. It has been very well maintained and drives beautifully. It has a very substantial history file including original bill of sale and handbook and a very luxurious specification including electric seats, electric windows, air conditioning, power steering. A rare and particularly attractive classic car being one of only five hundred Mulliner Park Ward Coupes originally built
£25000 - 30000
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Early 20th century hooded phaeton carriage with blue and red coachwork, leather hood, blue dralon seat and red drapes, restored in the 1990s including the wheels which were overhauled by Croford Coachbuilders - The Royal carriage restorers
£1000 - 1500
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Good mid-19th century walnut and buttoned leather upholstered desk chair with upholstered bowed back and seat, on lobed knopped legs and brass castors
£400 - 600
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Early 18th century walnut crossbanded chest of drawers, later veneered top over two short and three long drawers, on bracket feet, 96cm wide x 53cm deep x 98cm high
£150 - 250
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George III limed oak livery cupboard with concave cornice and enclosed by pair of arched panelled doors, with faux drawers and pair of panelled cupboard doors below, on bracket feet, 118cm wide x 49cm deep x 197cm high
£200 - 300
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