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◆Harry Floyd (late 19th century)Beached boat with figures in conversation beyondSigned and dated (18)85, oil on canvas, 39cm by 54cm £120 - 180 (plus 24% BP*)
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◆Dorothy Margaret (1900-1992) & Elizabeth Mary (1900-1988) Alderson"Good Luck" standing in a stableSigned and dated 1936, watercolour, together with a further example by the same artists, 35.5cm by 46cm and 16.5cm by 24cm respectively (2)A label to the reverse of the lead lot reads : Good Luck - Bay gelding five years by Dibs (Sire of Clear Cash etc.) out of Willing Chick by Valens out of Just Fledged by Just Cause out of Polly Duck by Aughrim, a good jumper over hurdles. £200 - 300 (plus 24% BP*)
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◆Robin Furness (b.1933)"Zetland, New House" - Away from Foxberry CovertSigned and dated (19)99, pencil and watercolour heightened with white, 35cm by 53cm £120 - 180 (plus 24% BP*)
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◆In the Quattrocento styleHead of the Infant ChristOil on canvas with gold ground, 33cm by 29cmContained in a gesso and gilt frame decorated at four corners with a fleur de lys design and quatrefoil cornersProvenance: Painted by Laetitia Featherstone (later Mrs Edward Little) as a wedding present to Jane Margaret Milner of Startforth Hall (Mrs Haslewood). £120 - 180 (plus 24% BP*)
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George W Smetham-Jones (ex.1887-1893)"Trying his Wind"Signed and dated 1899, with inscribed label verso, watercolour heightened with white, 46cm by 66cm £200 - 300 (plus 24% BP*)
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▲British School (19th century)Portrait of a prize heifer standing in a landscapeInscribed "Whaley painter" and dated 1848 on stretcher verso, oil on canvas, 48.5cm by 59cm £200 - 300 (plus 24% BP*)
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▲Follower of John Linnell (1792-1882)Portrait of a fashionable young lady seated in a chair holding a red rose, reputedly Mrs Croft wife of John Croft, Vicar of Catterick;Portrait of a gentleman seated, half length wearing a white shirt and cravat, reputedly John Croft, Vicar of Catterick (1841-1869)Oil on canvas, 42cm by 33cm (2) £250 - 400 (plus 24% BP*)
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▲John S Spencer (fl.1835-1863)"Smugglers Preparing for an Attack"Signed, extensively inscribed and dated 1857 verso, oil on canvas, 90cm by 70.5cm £250 - 400 (plus 24% BP*)
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▲* Warner (19th century)Portrait of John Gill (1799-1853), seated, half length reputedly a "racehorse trainer of Belle Isle, Richmond Yorks"Inscribed and dated 1847 verso, oil on canvas, 89cm by 69cm £150 - 250 (plus 24% BP*)
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▲Manner of Carlo Dolci (1616-1686) ItalianMadonna and ChildOil on canvas, 66cm by 56cm £250 - 400 (plus 24% BP*)
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▲Wilhelm Lichtenheld (1817-1891) GermanFigures mending nets in a cottage interiorSigned and dated 1840, oil on canvas, 43.5cm by 36cm £300 - 500 (plus 24% BP*)
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▲English School (19th century)Children at rest outside a country cottageA figure at rest outside a villageOil on board, together with two painted over prints after Albert Cuyp, 17cm by 24cm and 16.5cm by 22cm respectively (4) £100 - 150 (plus 24% BP*)
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▲Follower of Matthew Ellis Nutter (1795-1862)A half black Hogarth greyhound standing in a landscapeA black greyhound standing in a landscapeIndistinctly signed and dated 1848 and 1865?, oil on board, 22.5cm by 27cm and 21.5cm by 26cm respectively (2) £80 - 120 (plus 24% BP*)
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Reginald Grange Brundrit RA, ROI (1883-1960)Dales landscape with footbridge in foregroundSigned, oil on canvas, 44.5cm by 60cm £300 - 500 (plus 24% BP*)
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Reginald Grange Brundrit RA, ROI (1883-1960)Dales landscape with cattle grazingSigned, oil on canvas, 44.5cm by 60cm £250 - 400 (plus 24% BP*)
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Herbert Royle (1870-1958)"Loch Roag"Signed, inscribed verso, oil on board, 49cm by 59.5cm £250 - 400 (plus 24% BP*)
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Herbert Royle (1870-1958)"The Landing Place, Rona"Signed, inscribed on label verso, oil on canvas, unframed, together with a further unframed oil on board "Glen Torridon" attributed to the same artist, 50.5cm by 61cm and 30.5cm by 40cm (2) £250 - 400 (plus 24% BP*)
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Attributed to Alfred de Prades (fl.1844-1883)"Bloomsbury" - Portrait of a winning racehorse with jockey up 1839
Bears J F Herring signature, oil on canvas, 47cm by 65cm £700 - 1000 (plus 24% BP*)
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Frederick (Fred) Hall (1860-1948)View of a house, thought to be the artist's homeSigned, oil on board, 31cm by 38cm £300 - 500 (plus 24% BP*)
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Vicat Cole RA (1833-1893)Figures burning heather on a moorland with sheep grazing in the foregroundMonogrammed and dated 1876, oil on canvas, 49cm by 75cm £400 - 600 (plus 24% BP*)
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Attributed to Williams family (19th century)Mother and child on a country lane with a dogIndistinctly signed, oil on canvas, 49cm by 75cm £250 - 400 (plus 24% BP*)
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Attributed to Alfred G Vickers (1810-1837)Two boys at rest beside a river lochOil on canvas, 73cm by 60cm £300 - 500 (plus 24% BP*)
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William Mellor (1851-1931)Shepherdess and sheep on a track in a wooded landscapeSigned, oil on canvas laid onto board, 69cm by 120cm £400 - 600 (plus 24% BP*)
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Follower of Joseph Highmore (1692-1780)Portrait of Sarah Palmer, half length, wearing a white bonnet trimmed with laceExtensively inscribed with biographical details verso, oil on canvas, together with companion painting depicting her husband, William Palmer, also half length, wearing a brown jacket and black waistcoat, 61.5cm by 46cm (2) £600 - 800 (plus 24% BP*)
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Attributed to Laurent Herman Redig (1822-1861) Dutch"Dutch River Scene"Bears signature, extensively inscribed on an exhibition label verso, oil on panel, 63.5cm by 84.5cmProvenance: Marie-Louise Fine Art, "The Middlehey", Oxton, Nottinghamshire £500 - 800 (plus 24% BP*)
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Manner of Cornelius Jonson (1593-1661)Portrait of a gentleman, head and shoulders, wearing a white collar and black overcoatOil on panel, 33.5cm by 26cm £250 - 400 (plus 24% BP*)
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Circle of James Northcote RA (1746-1831)Portrait of a young girl, half length, wearing a bonnet and a red cape, turned to the viewer, before woodlandWatercolour, 15cm by 12.5cm £90 - 150 (plus 24% BP*)
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Circle of Thomas Barker (19th century)Woodsman smoking a pipe before a winter landscapeOil on panel, 56cm by 39cm £250 - 400 (plus 24% BP*)
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British School (19th century)Shipping in choppy seasIndistinctly signed, oil on canvas, 33.5cm by 59cm £200 - 300 (plus 24% BP*)
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A 'Crimean Hero' Banqueting Cloth, circa 1857, a linen damask cloth woven to commemorate victory in the Crimean War, edged with a band of portrait medallions depicting Royal Heads of State, Military Commanders, Politicians and others connected with the War, also bearing Royal coats of arms and Turkish Tugrahs, various insignia, emblems, reserves of martial honours and battle honours, manufactured and bearing woven signature of D Dewar & Sons, Dunfermline & London, signed Moffatt, 2/D, 1882 (in pen), 225cm by 445cm £400 - 600 (plus 24% BP*)
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A Pair of Andrew Martin Red Ground Curtains, printed overall with gold cartouches and Roman numerals, with rope twist trim to the inner edge, lined and interlined, a pair of hold-backs and a fabric covered wooden board to fix to the wall, 226cm long by 245cm wide; and A Pair of Red Silk Style Curtains, printed overall with bronzed spots, lined and interlined, 265cm long by 260cm wide (2 pairs) £100 - 150 (plus 24% BP*)
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Two Pairs of Cream and Grey Striped Textured Linen Curtains, with a pleated header, lined and interlined, 245cm long by 220cm wide £100 - 150 (plus 24% BP*)
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Two Pairs of Pale Sage Green Linen Curtains, printed with white horizontal 'dashes' overall, lined and interlined, 210cm by 125cm; and A Pair of Blue and Green Striped Curtains, in a linen type fabric, lined and interlined, 235cm long by 260cm wide (3 pairs) £100 - 200 (plus 24% BP*)
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A Pair of Modern Bronzed Curtain Poles, with rings, 180cm (total length); Another Similar, 210cm, these all have matching cast brass finials; Another Longer Example, 230cm; and Two Others (6) £80 - 120 (plus 24% BP*)
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Three Pairs of Fadini Borghi Verdigris Coloured Silk Textured Curtains, all lined and interlined, 245cm long by 190cm £100 - 200 (plus 24% BP*)
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A Pair of Marvic Toile du Jouy Printed Curtains, in pale blue and gold, lined and interlined, 245cm long by 215cm wide, with a fixed pelmet 38cm by 195cm; and Another Pair (2 pairs) £80 - 120 (plus 24% BP*)
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Three Pairs of Paisley Woven Red Ground Curtains, lined and interlined, with gathered pelmets and tassel trims, 185cm long by 200cm wide £150 - 250 (plus 24% BP*)
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A Pair of Black Leather Riding Boots, with wooden trees marked 'Tristram Calcutta' £70 - 100 (plus 24% BP*)
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Two Pairs of Brown Leather and Canvas Riding Boots, with trees; A Pair of Back Leather Ice Skates; A Pair of Edwardian Arthur D Maclaren London Gent's Black Leather and Suede Mounted Boots, with button fastening and trees; and A Hinged Writing Box, inlaid with strawwork to the exterior and fitted interior (5) £100 - 150 (plus 24% BP*)
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A Black Silk Top Hat, in leather case £50 - 70 (plus 24% BP*)
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A Late 19th Century Brass Sewing Bobbin Stand, 43cm high £80 - 120 (plus 24% BP*)
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Assorted Hunting Attire, including a pair of lady's black leather hunting boots, pair of boot pulls, a black silk top hat in a fitted leather case, a pair of spurs, a silver mounted leather crop and a child's hunting crop (qty) £120 - 180 (plus 24% BP*)
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A Sampler Titled 'Lady Crewe's Free School', worked by Sarah Cook, aged 14, dated 1861, with religious verse and foliate motifs, within a floral border, in a maple frame, 42cm by 54cm £120 - 180 (plus 24% BP*)
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A 19th Century Eton College Students 'Pop' Black Silk Top Hat, with wax seals impressed with POP pressed to the inside, in hat tinThe hat would have belonged to a member of "Pop", the Eton society akin to Prefects, who would decorate their top hats and inside of tails with wax seals £80 - 120 (plus 24% BP*)
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Taxidermy: Blue wildebeest (Connochaetes taurinus), modern, shoulder mount with head turning slightly to the left, 70cm from the wall, 87cm high £250 - 350 (plus 24% BP*)
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Taxidermy: European Red Deer (Cervus elaphus), circa late 20th century, impressive large antlers on faux cut upper skull mount, attached to an oak shield, 22 points (10+12), widest span 116cm, 115cm high £200 - 300 (plus 24% BP*)
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Taxidermy: European Red Deer (Cervus elaphus), circa late 20th century, impressive large antlers on faux cut upper skull mount, attached to an oak shield, 21 points (10+11), widest span 99cm, 112cm high £200 - 300 (plus 24% BP*)
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Taxidermy: Common Impala (Aepyceros melampus), modern, shoulder mount looking straight ahead, right horn 42cm, left horn 41cm measured along curve, tip to tip 24cm, 57cm from the wall, 76cm high £180 - 280 (plus 24% BP*)
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Taxidermy: Nguni Cow Hide (South Africa), modern, AA Grade, excellent quality, Nguni skin floor rug with brown and white pattern, 190cm long, 189cm widest span £150 - 200 (plus 24% BP*)
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Taxidermy: Nguni Cow Hide (South Africa), modern, AA Grade, excellent quality, Nguni skin floor rug with brown and white dappled pattern, 199cm long, 195cm widest span £150 - 200 (plus 24% BP*)
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