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Art & Design from 1860Thursday 03 May 2012 11:00

CheffinsClifton HouseClifton Road

CambridgeCB1 7EA

Lot: 1Five moulded glass salts byRene Lalique, each of circularform with raised bead decorationto the upper half, stenciled R.Lalique mark (5) 5.50 x 5cm (2 x2in) Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 2Sidney Waugh for Steuben, Aglass goblet entitled 'Lust', circa1955, from The Seven DeadlySins series, engraved withstylised Adam & Eve, signed 19 x12cm (7 x 5in) Estimate: Â£80.00 - Â£120.00

Lot: 3A Stuart glass dish, the circularform with star cut centre andcross hatched design, etchedmark 32cm (12in) Estimate: Â£80.00 - Â£120.00

Lot: 4Bacchantes, A RenÃ© Laliqueopalescent glass vase, No. 997,designed 1927, wheel etched R.Lalique mark, heavily restored24.50 x 21cm (10 x 8in) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 5Oiva Toikka for Nuutajarvi, Acollection of glasswares,comprising a large irridescentglass bird, another in cased whiteglass, a smaller in dark glass andanother mounted on a stem,Together with a bottle vase andan Iittala glass cube sculpure (6) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 6Ingeborg Lundin, An OrreforsGraal glass bowl, 1967, signedand numbered 286-67 11 x 18cm(4 x 7in) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 7Bouton d'Or, A RenÃ© Laliqueglass vase, the flaring cylindricalbody moulded in relief with bandof poppy blooms on tall stalks,unsigned 14.50 x 11.50cm (6 x4in) Estimate: Â£600.00 - Â£900.00

Lot: 8David Peace, An engraved glassobelisk, with three Latin mottoesof eleven letters; Sarsum Corda,Ora et Labora and Tecum Habita,mounted on a marble plinth base,etched monogram and dated '8029.50 x 6.50 x 6.50cm (12 x 3 x3in) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£250.00

Lot: 9Barnaby Powell for Whitefriars, aribbon trailed green glass bowl,circa 1935, of conical form raisedon a spreading circular foot 11 x20cm (4 x 8in) Estimate: Â£80.00 - Â£120.00

Lot: 10Istvan Komaromy, two blownglass models of female nudedancers, one a scarf dancer,each standing in a ballet pose onone leg raised upon a globe baseand spreading foot (2) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 11A Monart green glass pedestalbowl, with aventurine inclusions16.50 x 22.50cm (6 x 9in) Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 12A trio of DeguÃ© acid etched glassvases, the pale purple bodieswith stylised leaf decoration,etched marks (3) Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

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Lot: 13Coquilles, A RenÃ© Lalique glassbowl, wheel cut signature18.50cm (7in) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£250.00

Lot: 14Tokio, A Lalique box and cover,the cover with stylisedflowerhead, moulded Laliquemark and etched France No. 5017cm (7in) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 15Giampaolo Seguso, A 'CoppaNuvola' glass bowl, ofcompressed clear glass formcontaining cross hatched latticinostrands, signed and dated,Murano 1996, and numbered 52of 99 19 x 36 x 26cm (7 x 14 x10in) Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 16A Clichy scrambled millifioripaperweight, with pink Clichyrose signature canes 7.50cm(3in) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 17Johanna Grawunder for EgiziaHWC (Handle With Care), ASottsass Associati glass vase,Together with another similar (2) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£250.00

Lot: 18Nanae Umeda for Egizia HWC(Handle With Care), A SottsassAssociati glass vase, etchedmark to footrim 35 x 12cm (14 x5in) Estimate: Â£80.00 - Â£120.00

Lot: 19Flavia Alves De Souza for EgiziaHWC (Handle With Care), TwoSottsass Associati glass vases,each with silk screen decoration,marked to footrim, the larger31cm high (2) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£250.00

Lot: 20Asters, A RenÃ© Laliqueopalescent glass plate, stencilledR. Lalique mark 27cm (11in) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£250.00

Lot: 24Keith Haring, (American1958â€“1990), A Villeroy & Bochlimited edition 'Spirit of Art' liddedbox, from Edition No.2 "NewYork" TriBeCa series, number206 of 750, printed marks, boxedwith certificate of authenticity9.50 x 29.50 x 26cm (4 x 12 x10in) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 25Keith Haring, (American1958â€“1990), A Villeroy & Bochlimited edition 'Spirit of Art'centrepiece, from Edition No.2"New York" TriBeCa series,number 227 of 750, printedmarks, boxed with certificate ofauthenticity 6 x 39.50 x 36cm (2 x15 x 14in) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 26Keith Haring, (American1958â€“1990), A Villeroy & Bochlimited edition 'Spirit of Art'sculpture/vase, from Edition No.2"New York" TriBeCa series,number 196 of 750, printedmarks, boxed with certificate ofauthenticity 26 x 30 x 10cm (10 x12 x 4in) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

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Lot: 27An Art Deco Lenci figure of theMadonna knelt at prayer,possibly by Govanni Grande,indistinctly signed to base,painted and impressed factorymarks and dated 31-1-30 22cm(9in) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 28A large Carlton Ware Chinoiseriedecorated bowl on powder blueground, Together with a CarltonWare fluted vase, a powder bowland cover, and a small vase, allsimilarly decorated, printedmarks (4) Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 29An Art Deco Carlton Ware'Jagged Bouquet' pattern penholder, on a mottled greenground, blue printed mark 13 x11.50cm (5 x 4in) Estimate: Â£50.00 - Â£100.00

Lot: 30A pair of Carlton Ware 'Temple'pattern vases, decorated on avellum ground with green neckand foot and matt black interior,printed marks (2) 22cm (9in) Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 31A Royal Worcester model of aHackney Stallion, modelled byDoris Lindner, numbered 246from an edition of 500, with plinthand certificate 28 x 29cm (11 x11in) Estimate: Â£1,000.00 - Â£1,500.00

Lot: 32A Carlton Ware 'Mikado' patterngondola vase, decorated on ablack ground with pearlescentinterior and gilt handles, printedmarks 17 x 34 x 15cm (7 x 13 x6in) Estimate: Â£50.00 - Â£100.00

Lot: 33In the manner of Goldscheider, Alarge Austrian figure of an Africanwoman, modelled with dovesupon her shoulders, unmarked102cm (40in) Estimate: Â£500.00 - Â£800.00

Lot: 34In the manner of Goldscheider, Alarge Art Nouveau figural floorlamp, modelled as a maidenholding an oversized flower stemover her shoulder, the headforming the light fitting, unmarked100cm (39in) Estimate: Â£500.00 - Â£800.00

Lot: 35A Victorian Art Pottery amphorashaped urn in brass stand, withdrip glaze from turquoise toyellow, unmarked, the brassstand with paw feet 82cm (32in) Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 36Jan and Joel Martel, (1896-1966), A Sevres biscuit porcelainJoueuse de Luth figure, from theDebussy Fountain in Paris, 1932,signed J. J. Martel to base alongwith Sevres seal mark See: TheFontaine Debussy, PlaceDebussy, Paris 54cm (21in) Estimate: Â£1,500.00 - Â£2,500.00

Lot: 37John Piper, A rare large glazedterracotta charger, decoratedwith a stylised tree in alandscape, painted monogramverso and dated 1973 Provenance: Purchased from theGoldmark Gallery in Uppinghamin 2007/2008, and subsequentlysold through these rooms in 200955cm (21in) Estimate: Â£700.00 - Â£1,000.00

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Lot: 38After Salvador Dali, A set of sixceramic tiles, designed 1954, oflater production by Erotas, (6) 20x 20cm (8 x 8in) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 39A Doulton Lambeth faience jugby Edith Kemp, decorated withflowers and blossom, paintedartists monogram, impressedfactory mark and dated 187726cm (10in) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 40Theodor Lundberg for RoyalCopenhagen, 'Wave & Rock'figure group, modelled asPrometheus upon the Rocks,hands bound behind his back,leaning forward to kiss a nudesea nymph, pattern number1132, painted abd printed markslong with incised monogram and1897 date 46cm (18in) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 41Three Art Deco Burleigh Warejugs, one modelled with a dragonhandle, the other two aswheatsheafs masking a rabbit,printed marks, the largest 20cmhigh (3) Estimate: Â£60.00 - Â£100.00

Lot: 42Eric Ravilious for Wedgwood, APersephone or Harvest Festivalpattern dinner service, bluecolourway, comprising six dinnerplates, six dessert plates, six sideplates, six tea plates, six twinhandled soup bowls and saucers,two vegetable tureens andcovers, one sauce boat andsaucer, one serving dish and oneoval serving platter, printedmarks (44) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 43Ã‰douard Marcel Sandoz forThÃ©odore Haviland, Limoges, Arare mustard pot, cover andspoon modelled as a rabbit,circa. 1900, painted and printedmarks 5.50 x 8cm (2 x 3in) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 44Dr. Christopher Dresser, A largeAult Pottery jardiniere, circa.1880, with twin swept scallophooked handles revealing ageometric design beneath a pinkglaze, moulded mark 38 x 55cm(15 x 21in) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 45William De Morgan, Two MertonAbbey period 'Cavendish' tiles,impressed marks 15.50 x15.50cm (6 x 6in) Estimate: Â£250.00 - Â£350.00

Lot: 46Goldscheider, An Austrianterracotta bust of a Negro youth,circa. 1900, the waisted soclewith applied and incised marks,numbered 766 45 x 29cm (18 x11in) Estimate: Â£800.00 - Â£1,200.00

Lot: 47Kochendorfer, A Riessner,Stellmacher and Kessel (RSK)terracotta bust of Othello, circa.1900, the Moor of Venice,Polychrome terracotta body,stamped marks, numbered 153946 x 38cm (18 x 15in) Estimate: Â£600.00 - Â£1,000.00

Lot: 48A Moorcroft pomegranate patternvase, circa 1916, The balusterboy with painted signature andimpressed marks 27cm (11in) Estimate: Â£500.00 - Â£800.00

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Lot: 49A Troika medium texturedcylinder vase by Sylvia Vallence,with shouldered top, paintedmarks 20 x 10cm (8 x 4in) Estimate: Â£120.00 - Â£180.00

Lot: 50A Royal Worcester modelequestrian model of The Duke ofMarlborough by Bernard Winskill, from the Military Commandersseries, numbered 87 from anedition of 350, with plinth andcertificate 46 x 48cm (18 x 19in) Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 51A Moorcroft Orchid pattern vase,circa 1945, of inverted balusterform, painted and impressedmarks 13cm (5in) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£250.00

Lot: 52A Moorcroft Orchid pattern flambÃ©jardiniere, circa 1930, the flaredbody with ribbed base, paintedand impressed marks includingRML for Royal Mail Line, thisjardiniere believed to have comefrom the RMS Andes, built in theHarland & Woolff Shipyard inBelfast in 1939 19cm (7in) Estimate: Â£800.00 - Â£1,200.00

Lot: 53Sir Frank Brangwyn for RoyalDoulton, An earthenware dinnerservice, in pattern D5033,comprising eight dinner plates,eight dessert plates, eight sideplates, eight bowls, threegraduated serving platters, twotureens and covers, a sauce boatand saucer and a condiment jarand cover, printed marks (43) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 54A Ewenny Pottery Pig jug, circa.1900, with a tubular spoutrepresenting the snout and acurved handle as the tail, glazedin yellow over brown slip,inscribed on the front 'Y MochynGwyllt' (the wild pig) incised mark20cm (8in) Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 55An early Troika coffee setdesigned by Benny Sirota,comprising coffee pot and cover,cream jug, sugar basin and sixcups and saucers, printed markto coffee pot, trident mark to onesaucer, the remainder unmarked,the pot 26cm high (16) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 56Charles Vyse, 'The Violet Seller',An earthenware figure, mountedon an ebonised plinth base,impressed marks, dated 1929 25x 15.50cm (10 x 6in) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 57A limited edition Moorcroft Yearplate for 1988, the circular bodydecorated with a cockerel on acream ground, numbered 103 of250, painted and impressedmarks 21.50cm (8in) Estimate: Â£80.00 - Â£120.00

Lot: 58A Moorcroft Pansy pattern vase,circa. 1945, the flared cylindricalbody painted on a deep blueground 26cm (10in) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 59A Staffordshire commemorativefooted bowl for HerewaldRamsbotham, decoratedinternally with applied rampantlion and unicorn beneath a crownand initials 'HR', to the rim:'Herewald Ramsbotham OBE MCMP 1934', indistinct Burslem

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mark to inner footrim and partialexhibition label for 1935 18 x29.50cm (7 x 12in) Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 60A large Pilkington's RoyalLancastrian vase, of globularform decorated in a pale sang duboeuf type glaze, printed marks26cm (10in) Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 61A large Belgian Art Deco vase,possibly Boch Freres, with twoapplied strap handles, the bodywith crackle glaze, mouldedshape number to underside 40cm(16in) Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 62Josef Ekberg for Gustavsberg, ASgrafitto vase, decorated withstylised flower heads in powderblue sponge glaze, paintedsignature and dated 1920 29cm(11in) Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 63A Goldscheider Pottery model ofa Art Deco huntswoman on agrey, a hound running alongside,printed, painted and impressedmarks 25 x 25cm (10 x 10in) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 64RenÃ© Buthaud, An Art Decofaience charger, painted with astylised woman on horseback,with craquelure glaze, paintedsignature 35.50cm (14in) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 65A Macintyre Moorcroft vase,circa. 1900, the bulbous bodybelow slender flared neck,painted and printed marks 14cm(5in) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 66Bernard Rooke, Three stonewarelamp bases, a large plaque, awall light and a vase, incisedmonograms and signatures (6) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 67A pair of Poole Pottery Delphisvases by Cynthia Bennett,Together with another largerDelphis vase by Carolyn Wills,painted and impressed marks thelarger vase 30.5cm high (3) Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 70Robin Welch (British, b.1936), Astoneware vase, partially glazed,cylindrical body on a slendercylindrical foot, impressed mark24 x 16.50cm (9 x 6in) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£250.00

Lot: 71Michael Leach, A large YellandManor Pottery stoneware bowl,Decorated with a double ofthumb impressions, impressedseal marks 20 x 28.50cm (8 x11in) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£250.00

Lot: 72A Charles Vyse, A stonewarevase, dated 1931, painted in ironwith stylised fish and weeds,impressed marks 21cm (8in) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£250.00

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Lot: 73Waistel Cooper, (British, 1921-2003), A stoneware vase, ofcompressed ovoid form, paintedsignature 17 x 18cm (7 x 7in) Estimate: Â£180.00 - Â£250.00

Lot: 74Geoffrey Whiting (1919-1988), Astudio vase, impressed seal mark26 x 20cm (10 x 8in) Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 75Ray Marshall, A stoneware vase,incised signature 24cm (9in) Estimate: Â£70.00 - Â£100.00

Lot: 76Dan Arbeid, An abstractstoneware form, glazed inmottled pinks and purples withsilvered tip, impressed seal mark55cm (21in) Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 77Two St Ives stoneware bowls,one with dark brown glazedinterior, the other with a celadontype internal glaze, impressedseal marks (2) Estimate: Â£120.00 - Â£180.00

Lot: 78A St Ives stoneware bowl, withan iron and cobalt decoratedband, impressed seal mark 7.50x 14cm (3 x 5in) Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 81Dame Lucie Rie bowl, (1902-1995), A stoneware bowl, theeliptical form with manganesebleeding through tin gaze,impressed seal mark 8.50 x 18 x14.50cm (3 x 7 x 6in) Estimate: Â£1,000.00 - Â£1,500.00

Lot: 82Dame Lucie Rie (1902-1995), Arare Vienna period vase/planter,circa 1935, thrown earthenwarebody with celadon/oatmeal typeglaze, L.R.G (Lucie RieGompertz) and Wien marks Provenance: Acquired directlyfrom the artist 14.50 x 16.50cm(6 x 6in) Estimate: Â£2,000.00 - Â£3,000.00

Lot: 83Dame Lucie Rie (1902-1995) Arare Vienna period vase/planter,circa 1935, thrown with blueflowing glazes with a deep bluespeckle coming through from thebody, painted L.R.G (Lucie RieGompertz) and Wien marks Provenance: Acquired directlyfrom the artist 8 x 8.50cm (3 x3in) Estimate: Â£1,500.00 - Â£2,000.00

Lot: 84Dame Lucie Rie (1902-1995) Arare Vienna period vase/planter,circa 1935, the thrown body withbold orange glaze, painted L.R.G(Lucie Rie Gompertz) and Wienmarks Provenance: Acquireddirectly from the artist 11 x 12cm(4 x 5in) Estimate: Â£3,000.00 - Â£5,000.00

Lot: 85Dame Lucie Rie (1902-1995), Acollection of seven varioussaucers, with manganese glazes,some with sgrafitto decoration,some with firing imperfectionsand damages (7) Provenance:Acquired directly from the artist Lucie was keen to see everythingused, even kiln failures andseconds, she would thereforeoften gift such pieces, particularlysaucers an plates, to friends foruse as plant stands Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

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Lot: 86Dame Lucie Rie (1902-1995), Acollection of various saucers anda side plate, with dark brownglazes, some with firingimperfections, impressed LR sealmark, one saucer also bearingHans Coper seal (6) Provenance: Acquired directlyfrom the artist Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£250.00

Lot: 87Dame Lucie Rie (1902-1995), Acollection of seven various smallplates, comprising three sgraifittodecorated manganese sideplates and two smaller similar,along with another two smallbrown glazed plates (7) Provenance: Acquired directlyfrom the artist Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£250.00

Lot: 88Dame Lucie Rie (1902-1995), Astudio bowl with olive brownglazed interior, and off whiteouter, impressed seal mark Provenance: Acquired directlyfrom the artist 7.50 x 15 x 13cm(3 x 6 x 5in) Estimate: Â£350.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 91Austin Wright (British, 1911-1997), Adam and Eve, lead, thelarger 60cm (2) Estimate: Â£1,000.00 - Â£2,000.00

Lot: 92John Hoskin (British, 1921-1992),title unknown, a steel reliefsculpture mounted on a slateplaque, numbered 4 of 10, 93292 27 x 23cm (11 x 9in) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 93Neil Willis, (British 20th Century),female head, circa 1960, bronze The sitter is the vendors mother40cm (16in) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 94Josef Lorenzl, (Austrian, 1892-1950), an Art Deco patinatedbronze figure of a dancer,mounted on an onyx base,signed Lorenzl 33cm (13in) Estimate: Â£700.00 - Â£1,000.00

Lot: 95An Art Deco figural bronzecandle stand, modelled as areclining female nude holding afaun clutching the sconce aloft onher feet, mounted on a marbleplinth base 39cm (15in) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 96Tapio Wirkkala, a stylised bronzemodel of an Ibis, made byKultakeskus Oy, Finland,mounted on a glass base 25 x30cm (10 x 12in) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 97An Art Deco patinated plasterfemale nude, modelled reclining,unsigned 24 x 52.50 x 19cm (9 x20 x 7in) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£250.00

Lot: 98A series of sixteen bronze reliefplaques, each with a repeatedabstract design, unmarked, each13.5x9cm Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£250.00

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Lot: 99An Art Deco style figural tablelamp, the partially clothed femalestands upon her tiptoes holdingthe glass globe aloft, mounted onan onyx base, unmarked 60cm(23in) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£250.00

Lot: 100Two small Art Deco style bronzefigure groups, each modelled asa female nude kneeling with acat, (2) Estimate: Â£60.00 - Â£100.00

Lot: 101Mestais, A patinated bronzefigure of Madame Harlequin,mounted on a marble plinth base,signed 46.50cm (18in) Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£800.00

Lot: 102Stuart Anderson, (British 20thCentury), Goat, Bronze, S.E.A.monogram and numbered 11 of15 15 x 13 x 13.50cm (6 x 5 x5in) Provenance: Purchased bythe vendor from the R.A. inLondon in 2003. Stuart Andersonis a British sculptor best knownfor his works of animals and thehuman figure. Kent-bornAnderson has been based inSuffolk since the early 1990's.Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 103Edgar Mansfield, (1907-1996),Animism 4, bronze, mounted ona marble plinth base, numbered 1of 6 58 x 23 x 23cm (23 x 9 x 9in) Estimate: Â£500.00 - Â£1,000.00

Lot: 104Willi Soukop RA, A plastertriptych frieze, the three panelsrepresenting Physical Education,Reading & Discussion andWoodwork & Metalwork, mount

below states 'BrockingtonBuilding, Opened January 1952,Architect T.A. Collins ARIBA,Sculptor Willi Soukop Namedafter Sir William Brockington, thefirst Director of Education forLeicestershire, the BrockingtonBuilding at LoughboroughUniversity was built in the early1950s for the then TeacherTraining College, it featuresplaques depicting studentactivities, Running, Swimming,Reading and Handicrafts. Thisfrieze is presumably a study forthis. 37.50 x 80.50cm (15 x 31in) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 105Max Valentin, A carved alabastersculpture of a woman, in classicaldrape, her gilt belt with opalcabochon, signed Valentin onbase, Gladenbeck Berlin foundrystamp 51 x 25cm (20 x 10in) Estimate: Â£500.00 - Â£700.00

Lot: 108Georg Jensen, A Danishmetalwares bracelet, No.29, setwith amber cabochons Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 109Georg Jensen, A Danishmetalwares bracelet, No.14, setwith carnelians Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 110Georg Jensen, A Danishmetalwares brooch, No. 77, setwith three green agatecabochons between stylisedflower buds Estimate: Â£120.00 - Â£180.00

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Lot: 111Georg Jensen, A Danishmetalwares ring, No.11a, set witha central carnelian with stylisedfloral shoulder mounts Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 112Georg Jensen, A pair of Danishmetalwares cufflinks, No. 47,each as a flower head Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 113Georg Jensen, A Danishmetalwares ring, the circularhead with dished centre Estimate: Â£70.00 - Â£100.00

Lot: 114A continental metalwaresbracelet in the manner of GeorgJensen, stamped 925 mark Estimate: Â£70.00 - Â£100.00

Lot: 115A Wiener Werkstatte pendant,possibly by Dagobert Peche, thecentral topaz flanked to eitherside by a small ruby and clustersof old, mostly round cutdiamonds (app. total weight1.8ct), all set within a yellowprecious metal mount marked585 Estimate: Â£800.00 - Â£1,200.00

Lot: 116A Wiener Werkstatte Locketdesigned by Berthold Loffler,decorated with a putto riding arobin, silver coloured metal,stamped with designer'smonogram, and "WienerWerkstatte", the interiorscratched "IX", circa 1908 3cm(1in) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 119Hermes, A red Togo 'Kelly' bag,2004, gilt metal hardware withpadlock, keyfob and dustbag,Hermes blindstamp 33 x 33cm(13 x 13in) Estimate: Â£2,000.00 - Â£3,000.00

Lot: 120An Art Nouveau 'Electra'electroplate ewer, eagle markand numbered 13168 36.50cm(14in) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£250.00

Lot: 121Marco Zotta (Italian, b. 1945), AnAreobaleno desk lamp, designed1979, red epoxy-coated mouldedaluminium, manufactured byCompagnia Italiana Lumi, Rome,Together with another brass andwhite glass table lamp,indistinctly signed (2) Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 122Scottish School, An early 20thcentury copper framed wallmirror, embossed with thistles tothe corners and Robert Burnsverse "Some hae meat an cannaeat" 51 x 60cm (20 x 23in) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£250.00

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Lot: 123Two Arts & Crafts copper candlesconces, each with embosseddecoration and Ruskin typeenamel cabochons (2) Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 124A Scottish School leaded glasslight bracket, with Art Nouveaumotifs within the stained glass16.50 x 28cm (6 x 11in) Estimate: Â£80.00 - Â£120.00

Lot: 125Four later cold painted bronzewall brackets, each modelled asa mermaid (4) Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 126Attributed to Piero Fornasetti, Aclassical table lamp, the reversedecorated glass outer withcylindrical column inner, giltbrass mounts, unmarked 72cm(28in) Estimate: Â£700.00 - Â£1,000.00

Lot: 127Four framed Art Nouveauwallpaper or fabric designs, oneattributed o Pickford Waller, theothers by unknown hands Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 128A WMF style electroplate andglass centrepiece, the twinhandled basket with stylised rosedecoration, unmarked 9 x 30cm(4 x 12in) Estimate: Â£50.00 - Â£100.00

Lot: 129An Art Nouveau brass ink stand,the maidens head with flowinglocks running in to the stand, withtwo brass wells 28cm (11in) Estimate: Â£60.00 - Â£80.00

Lot: 130After A. W. N. Pugin, A single rollof 'Gothic Lily' Wallpaper, 20thcentury, hand blocked in a repeatpattern 57cm (22in) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 131A pair of Elkington platecandlesticks, possibly designedby Alfred Stevens, each profuselycast with masks, figures, flowersand scrolls, the tops with ram'shead masks and with detachablenozzles (2) 15cm (6in) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£250.00

Lot: 132Early 20th century Pre-Raphaelite school, A maidenamidst daffodils and lillies, oil oncanvas, signed with artistsmonogram 'MF' and dated 1907130 x 46cm (51 x 18in) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 133L'Oiseau Rouge, A 1950'sFrench tapestry panel, printed tothe reverse 'Tapisserie Main,Carton' Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 134W.A.S. Benson, A pair ofchromed table lamps, on stylisedheart shaped bases, onestamped (2) Estimate: Â£800.00 - Â£1,200.00

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Lot: 135Marianne Brandt, an enamelledmetal napkin stand, designed1929-32, produced byRuppelwerk, marked RuppelGeschutzt 11.50 x 19.50 x 4cm(4 x 8 x 2in) Estimate: Â£80.00 - Â£120.00

Lot: 136Manner of Frank Lloyd Wright, A20th century repoussÃ© copperand Mica lamp, the threepanelled shade on a singlesocket base with applied handle,unmarked 36 x 27cm (14 x 11in) Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 137A WMF brass tazza, the dishedtop raised on a spreading circularfoot, stamped marks 10 x35.50cm (4 x 14in) Estimate: Â£80.00 - Â£120.00

Lot: 138Barbara Brown for Heal's, Alength of Frequency patternfabric, designed 1969, printedborders 250cm (98in) Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 139An Arts & Crafts copper framedmirror, with green Ruskin typeenamel cabochon 44.50 x34.50cm (17 x 13in) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£250.00

Lot: 140A pair of Arts & Crafts brasscandlesticks, Together withanother in the manner ofChristopher Dresser (3) Estimate: Â£60.00 - Â£100.00

Lot: 141A Wrought Iron Companion Setdesigned by James Horrobin,comprising poker, brush, tongsand shovel on stand 79cm (31in) Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 142A Dunhill Aquarium table lighter,gilt mounts, engraved andpainted perspex body, one sidedepicting two fish in silver andorange, the other depictinganother one in silver and black,on a light green ground, amongstwater plants and rocks, the endswith rocks and plant life in silverand green, underside of basestamped Made in England 8 x9.50 x 5cm (3 x 4 x 2in) Estimate: Â£800.00 - Â£1,200.00

Lot: 143Robert Welch, A stainless steelRushan bowl, boxed 21cm (8in) Estimate: Â£40.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 144Attributed to Archibald Knox forLiberty & Co, a rare Tudricpewter chamber stick, circa 1900,No. 0810 10 x 17cm (4 x 7in) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£250.00

Lot: 145Omar Ramsden, A silver and redenamelled dish, London 1930, allover spot hammered surface anda castellated rim, centred with apierced Tudor Rose over a redenamelled ground, within aropetwist surround, engravedOMAR RAMSDEN ME FECIT10cm (4in) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£400.00

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Lot: 146An Art Nouveau silver dressingtable set, by William Neale,Chester 1901 & 1902, comprisinghand mirror, two hair brushes,two clothes brushes and a trayembossed with Art Nouveaumotifs (6) Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 147Liberty & Co., An Art Nouveausilver spoon, Birmingham 1906,with repoussÃ© near circular bowland stylised foliate handle Estimate: Â£60.00 - Â£80.00

Lot: 148Robert Welch, A pair of silvercandlesticks, Birmingham, 1970,of hour glass form (2) 16.50cm(6in) Estimate: Â£800.00 - Â£1,200.00

Lot: 149Robert Welch, A silver threepiece cruet, Birmingham 1970and 1973, comprising a pair offooted salts and an hour glassform pepper caster (3) Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 151An early 20th Century Americansterling silver Stradivari patternpart flatware service by R.Wallace and Sons, struckWallace Sterling comprising: sixtable forks, six luncheon/fishforks, six dessert spoons, sixsoup spoons, six demi tassecoffee spoons, five teaspoons,three serving spoons, oneserving fork, two butter knives,one pair of sugar tongs and thefollowing unmarked pieces tomatch, possibly silver plate,comprising: 6 table knives, 6dessert knives and 1 pie serverApproximately 52oz weighablesilver Estimate: Â£500.00 - Â£1,000.00

Lot: 153Omar Ramsden, A good silverspoon, London 1933, therepoussÃ© bowl engraved D.M.,with classical portrait terminal Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 154A pair of modern silvercandlesticks, by W.W, London2003, the urn shaped sconcessupported on long slendercolumns and spreading circularfeet (2) 26cm (10in) Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 155A pair of 20th century silvercandlesticks, by JG, London1960, repoussÃ© bodies with flaredrims(2) 16cm (6in) Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 156Liberty & Co., A Cymric silverand enamel dressing table set,comprising hand mirror, brush,comb, nail buffer and two pillboxes, each with enamelled celticknot motifs (6) Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 157W.A.S. Benson, A rare silverteapot, London, 1913, with canedhandle, 12oz 10 x 23cm (4 x 9in) Estimate: Â£500.00 - Â£800.00

Lot: 159Liberty and Co., A Tudric pewterand enamel carriage timepiece,No. 0581, of rectangular shape,with simple handle to top, thecircular dial with copper surroundand enamelled centre, on squatball feet, stamped marks 10 x 8 x4cm (4 x 3 x 2in) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

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Lot: 160A French Art Deco three piececlock garniture, the lozengeshaped dial indistinctly signed,possibly A La Rene, Paris,flanked to either side by squaresection columns pained to imitateburr walnut and surmounted alady walking to dogs, flanked bytwo four branch lamps (3) 49 x35.50cm (19 x 14in) Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 161A Scottish school brass wallclock, the embossed city walldecoration, possibly Kirkintilloch,above the face with Arabicnumerals and inscription'Ca'Canny but Ca'Awa' 41 x28cm (16 x 11in) Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 162An Art Deco blue glass andchrome clock, with arabicnumerals 21.50 x 21.50cm (8 x8in) Estimate: Â£50.00 - Â£100.00

Lot: 163Guillerme et Chambron, A rareoak longcase clock, circa 1970,with ebonised spear numerals192cm (75in) Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 164Jaeger- LeCoultre, A brass andplexiglass Marina Atmos clock,circa. 1960, cream dial withdagger and Arabic numerals, in afour plexiglass case with marinelife decoration on a deep blueground, cased and boxed 23 x18cm (9 x 7in) Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 167A set of four late 19th CenturyRosetti type chairs, ebonised lyrebacks with circular rush seats82cm (32in) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£250.00

Lot: 168An Aesthetic elbow chair,possibly by Christopher Pratt ofLeeds, with overstuffed seat 76 x52 x 55cm (30 x 20 x 21in) Estimate: Â£80.00 - Â£120.00

Lot: 169A Robert 'Mouseman' Thompsonoak stool, the adzed kidneyshaped top supported on threeoctagonal section legs, carvedmouse signature 43cm (17in) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 170An Arts and Crafts oak magazinerack, with embroidered silkpanels to either side, raised ontapering square section legs,unmarked 75 x 41.50 x 22cm (29x 16 x 9in) Estimate: Â£70.00 - Â£100.00

Lot: 171A rare ebonised Anglo-Japanesetwo tier side table designed by E.W. Godwin and attributed toWilliam Watt, circa 1872, the topwith a reeded edge above anunder tier, on ring turned legsunited by stretchers, stamped tothe underside 1210 Exhibited:Whistler and Godwin, 2001,exhibit 53, The Fine Art Society,London See: 8, illus.224, 'Secular Furniture of E WGodwin', Susan Webber Soros68 x 87 x 51cm (27 x 34 x 20in) Estimate: Â£5,000.00 - Â£8,000.00

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Lot: 172Gordon Russell, A light oakdining table, circa. 1925, withdouble octagonal ends withchamfered sledge supports andlow chamfered stretcher,unmarked 75 x 183 x 83cm (29 x71 x 32in) Estimate: Â£700.00 - Â£1,000.00

Lot: 173A set of eight Arts and Craftsstained ash ladder back chairs,rush seats 109cm (43in) Estimate: Â£500.00 - Â£800.00

Lot: 174Attributed to George Logan forWylie & Lochhead, A GlasgowSchool walnut Wardrobe, circa.1900, with mirrored door aboveone drawer and inlaid Glasgowrose decoration to the angledside panels, the brass heartshaped handles inlaid withmother of pearl decoration 199 x137 x 54cm (78 x 53 x 21in) Estimate: Â£1,200.00 - Â£1,800.00

Lot: 175An Arts & Crafts walnut side tablewith celtic knot decoration 67 x119 x 50cm (26 x 46 x 20in)Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£250.00

Lot: 176Attributed to J. S. Henry Ltd., Amahogany child's chair, the backinlaid with Art Nouveau motifs93cm (36in) Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 177Ambrose Heal for Heal & Son, arare oak St Ives wardrobe,probably manufactured by C. R.Ashbee's Guild of Handicraftsworkshop, circa. 1900, themirrored door with steel straphinges In 1897, Ambrose Heal'sfirst three bedroom suite designs,of which this was one, weremanufactured by C. R. Ashbee'sGuild of Handicrafts workshops inLondon's Mile End Road andsold through the Heal's shop inTottenham Court Road.Eventually, Ambrose Healpersuaded C. V. Adams, foremancabinet maker to the Guild ofHandicrafts, to join him and runthe in-house 'Cabinet Factory' 195 x 168 x 60cm (76 x 66 x23in) Estimate: Â£1,500.00 - Â£2,000.00

Lot: 178Attributed to E. W. Godwin, Apair of folding chairs, probablymade by William Watt, ebonisedwood with rush seat and back See: Page 97, illus. 117, 'SecularFurniture of E W Godwin', SusanWebber Soros 80cm (31in) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 179In the manner of Josef Hoffman,A bentwood settee, probablymanufactured by J. J. Kohn orThonet, the back with threestylised tear drop motifs, canedseat 96.50 x 116cm (38 x 45in) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 180Attributed to E. W. Godwin, Amahogany elbow chair, probablymade by William Watt, circa.1875, with lattice fret work back,tapered legs and brass casters,stamped 667 See: Page 113,illus. 137, 'Secular Furniture of EW Godwin', Susan Webber Soros78cm (30in) Estimate: Â£1,000.00 - Â£2,000.00

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Lot: 182Heal & Son, A limed oak desk,circa 1925, with three shortdrawers to each side of a longcentral drawer, on four columnlegs united by a stretcher withsledge feet 76 x 137 x 75cm (30x 53 x 29in) Estimate: Â£1,000.00 - Â£2,000.00

Lot: 183Betty Joel, An Art Decosycamore dining suite,comprising table, six chairs and asideboard, the rectangular tabletop with curved ends, raised on apair of curved supports withstepped bases, the chairs withlattice backs, and the sideboardwith three central drawersflanked by cupboard doors toeither side, the reverse bearinglabel inscribed 'Token hand-made Furniture, Designed by:Betty Joel, Made by: G. Butcherat Token Works, Kingston By-pass, July 1935' See: PlateXXXIV, Modern Cabinet Work,Furniture & Fitments, Wells &Hooper, fifth edition, 1938 Estimate: Â£2,000.00 - Â£3,000.00

Lot: 184An Arts & Crafts green paintedwardrobe and similar chest ofdrawers, the wardrobe with brassstrap hinges and lattice grillpanels 192 x 147 x 52.50cm (75x 57 x 20in) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 185Liberty & Co., An Arts & Craftsoak dresser, having a flaredcornice and swept canopy abovea full back and two plate racks,each with quadrant corners,above an extended surface withshaped and chamfered bracketstwo drawers across and twoindented panel cupboard doorsbelow, unmarked 174 x 174 x57.50cm (68 x 68 x 22in) Estimate: Â£1,000.00 - Â£1,500.00

Lot: 186Attributed to William Morris, Abelieved Hammersmith carpet,circa 1880, with candy stripeborders, altered 258 x 750cm(101 x 293in) Estimate: Â£1,000.00 - Â£2,000.00

Lot: 187After GallÃ©, A Marquetryoccasional table, the floradecorated top with oak under-tier,'Galle' signature 71 x 50 x 50cm(28 x 20 x 20in) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 188An Ercol ash dining room suite,comprising table, eight chairs anda sideboard, the table74x162x108cm Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 189A pair of Art Deco style clubarmchairs, with cream leatherupholstery and stepped walnutframe 85 x 75 x 75cm (33 x 29 x29in) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 190Am Edward Barnsley walnutcorner cupboard, in two sections,with square projecting sides, theupper section enclosed by a pairof central doors over a twin panelfall flanked by a pair of uprightand narrow twin panel doors, thebase enclosed by a panel doorflanked by a pair of upright andnarrow panel doors, on a shapedplinth base with exposed joints,inscribed to a cavity under thetop of the upper section, 'MadeBy L Mundy 1932' and laterheightened, 'Hobbs & Co,London' stamped brass locks 190 x 130 x 87cm (74 x 51 x34in) Estimate: Â£1,500.00 - Â£2,500.00

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Lot: 191A Continental wrought-iron andsteel smokers companion casket,unmarked but probably Coburg,with hammered surfaces andembossed studs, the top sidesopening to reveal an ashtray andvesta with fall front 96 x 45 x20cm (37 x 18 x 8in) Estimate: Â£600.00 - Â£800.00

Lot: 192A Derek 'Lizardman' Slater oakdesk and chair, the desk withrectangular top, the pedestalseach with two short and onedeep drawer, carved lizardsignature to leg of each (2) 72 x183 x 90cm (28 x 71 x 35in) Estimate: Â£500.00 - Â£800.00

Lot: 193A Derek 'Lizardman' Slater oaktable and waste paper bin, therectangular table top supportedon four tapered square sectionlegs, the bin of square section,each with carved lizard signature(2) 73 x 151 x 77cm (28 x 59 x30in) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 194An Aesthetic movement oaklibrary table, in the manner ofCharles Bevan circa. 1870 Estimate: Â£600.00 - Â£800.00

Lot: 195A Gothic Revival oak dining tablein the manner of Charles Bevan,stamped Garnett & Sons No.2263, inlaid with ebony and withtwo additional leaves 73 x 298 x145cm (28 x 116 x 57in) Estimate: Â£1,000.00 - Â£2,000.00

Lot: 196After WAS Benson, A wroughtiron and copper standard lamp,height adjustable Estimate: Â£80.00 - Â£120.00

Lot: 197Charlotte Perriand, A set of fourmodel Les Arcs chairs, chromedsteel and tan leather, togetherwith a chrome and smoke glasstable Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 198A large 20th Century hidecovered table, the tear shapedhide covered top supported on alayered ply-wood base with ropefoot rail Provenance: Acquiredby the vendor as part of a housepurchase some twenty-five yearsago from Terry Ellis, co-founderof Chrysalis Records. The tablehad sat in the recording studio,but when he sold the property,Ellis felt it too heavy to move andthus included it in the sale. 79 x295 x 145cm (31 x 115 x 57in) Estimate: Â£1,000.00 - Â£2,000.00

Lot: 199After Mies Ven Der Rohe, Amodern Barcelona chair andstool, the chromed steel framewith brown leather cushions Estimate: Â£80.00 - Â£120.00

Lot: 200A 20th century burr mapleconsole table 83 x 109 x 39cm(32 x 43 x 15in)Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

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Lot: 201Paco Rabanne (French, b.1934),A white lacquer pedestal diningtable and six chairs, the tablewith baluster support and metalline inlay with glass top 74 x126cm (29 x 49in) Estimate: Â£1,000.00 - Â£1,500.00

Lot: 202Paco Rabanne (French, b.1934),A white lacquered coffee table,the rectangular top raised on aplatform base, unmarked 32 x120 x 60cm (12 x 47 x 23in) Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 203Paco Rabanne (French, b.1934),A white lacquered chest ofdrawers, the four long drawerssupported on bracket feet 76 x110 x 50cm (30 x 43 x 20in) Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 204Paco Rabanne (French, b.1934),A white lacquer upholsteredelbow chair 110 x 66 x 56cm (43x 26 x 22in) Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 205Elio Martinelli, A Serpente modelfloor lamp, designed 1965, metaland perspex with rotating arm,cast marks to base 120cm (47in) Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 206Drevopodnik Holesav, A pair of'claustras' room divides/shelves,Czechoslovakia, circa 1930, bentplywood with ash veneer (2) 228x 90cm (89 x 35in) Estimate: Â£1,000.00 - Â£1,500.00

Lot: 207Alexander Begge, A set of four'Casalnio' chairs by Casala, whitemoulded plastic forms, marked tothe underside 73cm (28in) Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 208Charles and Ray Eames forHerman Miller, an aluminiumgroup swivel arm chair, castaluminium with fabric upholstery,cast marks and label tounderside 84cm (33in) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 209A set of four Pieff style chairs,circa 1970, the flattened chromeframes with ply-wood seat boardand grey leather upholstery (4)116cm (45in) Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 210A 20th Century tubular chromeand leatherette lounge chair andottoman 90cm (35in)Estimate: Â£60.00 - Â£100.00

Lot: 211Marcel Breuer, A Wassily 'B3'Chair, in white leather 73cm(28in) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 212Three 1970's leather swivellounge chairs, the mustardupholstered seats supported onchrome swivel bases (3) 95 x 87x 70cm (37 x 34 x 27in) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£250.00

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Lot: 213Le Corbusier (Charlotte Perriand,Pierre Jeanneret and LeCorbusier), A pair of LC3 GrandConfort Chairs , designed 1928,these later examples in blackleather upholstery Estimate: Â£700.00 - Â£1,000.00

Lot: 214A contemporary French gilt brassand plate glass console table, thescrolling brass base in paw feet71.50 x 121 x 55cm (28 x 47 x21in) Estimate: Â£500.00 - Â£800.00

Lot: 217Â§ Raoul Dufy (French, 1877-1953) Carousel lithograph,edition of 20 printed in 1953 31 x47cm (12 x 18in) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 218Â§ Raoul Dufy (French,1877-1953)Fete a Montmartre lithograph,edition of 250 31 x 47cm (12 x18in) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£250.00

Lot: 219David Koster (British, b. 1928)Tiger signed lower "David Koster"and numbered 19/50 woodcut 78x 41cm (30 x 16in) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 220Â§ Dame Ethel Walker, NEAC,RBA, ARA (British, 1861-1951)Three Standing Figures carryingWater Jugs signed lower right"Ethel Walker" and numbered6/15 woodcut 42 x 30cm (16 x12in) Provenance: Privatecollection, Cambridge.Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 221Â§ Poul Winther (Danish, b.1939)and Austin Wright (British, 1911-1997) Two Black and WhiteAbstracts signed "Poul Winther69" and "AW 75" lithograph,various sizes (2) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 222Â§ John Piper, CH (British, 1903-1992) Besse, Dordogne; togetherwith a Patrick Procktor, VineyardScene, signed reproductionnumbered 79/180, 51 x 73cmsigned lower right "John Piper"and numbered 19/70 colourreproduction 78.50 x 58cm (31 x23in) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 223Â§ David Hockney, RA (British, b.1937) An Etching and alithograph for Editionz Alecto1973 signed within the print"David Hockney" colourreproduction 92.50 x 63cm (36 x25in) Estimate: Â£80.00 - Â£120.00

Lot: 224Â§ Edward Ardizzone, RA (British,1900-1979) Charterhouse School- Scholars' Court signed lowerright "Edward Ardizzone" andwith blindstamp and numbered85/100 lithograph 38 x 53cm (15x 21in) Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 225Â§ Edward Ardizzone, RA (British,1900-1979) The Fattest Womanin the World lithographic poster,printed by Curwen Press 47 x73cm (18 x 28in) Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£200.00

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Lot: 226Â§ Patrick Hughes (British, b.1939) Studio signed lower right"Hughes 87", numbered 53/60hand coloured screenprint 53.50x 41cm (21 x 16in) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 227Â§ Tom Phillips (British, b. 1937)The Sound In My Life, 1986signed lower right "Tom Phillips",numbered 34/50 lithograph,printed by Brad Faine atCoriander 61 x 106cm (24 x 41in) Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 228Ivan Picelj (Croatian, 1924-2011)Untitled Geometrics both signedlower right, numbered 34/200and 182/200 screenprint (2) 70 x70cm (27 x 27in) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 229Â§ Barry Flanagan (Welsh, 1941-2009) Field Day signed withmonogram, numbered 56/75etching 25 x 26cm (10 x 10in) Barry Flanagan was a Welshsculptor, best known for hisbronze statues of hares. He wasborn in Prestatyn, North Walesand studied at BirminghamCollege of Art and Crafts, beforegoing on to St. Martin's School ofArt in London. Flanagangraduated in 1966 and went on toteach at St. Martin's and theCentral School of Arts and Crafts. In 1982 Flanagan representedBritain at the Venice Biennaleand a major retrospective of hiswork was held at the FundaciÃ³n'La Caixa' Madrid in 1993. In1999, he had a solo exhibition atXavier Hufkens in Brusselsfollowed by an exhibition at theTate in Liverpool the followingyear. In 2002 another majorexhibition of his work was shownat the KunsthalleRecklinghausen, Germany, whichwent on to tour at the Museed'Art Moderne et d'ArtContemporain in Nice. Hispopular hare motif bronzes canbe seen in several public spaces

and have included Park Avenue,New York in 1995-96 andChicago's Grant Park in 1996. Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£250.00

Lot: 230Â§ Salvador Dali (Spanish, 1904-1989) Cartell Unicef, 1966/7signed lower right "Dali 1966",signed within the print "Dali1966", with personal dedication"Pour mon ami A van Dam,amitie ... et Dali 1968", probablyfrom an edition of 1/25 colouredreproduction print, from anedition of 25 with designated'Musee' 57 x 45cm (22 x 18in) Provenance: A gift from SalvadorDali to the musician Albert vanDam and then by descent to thecurrent owner. Literature: Thisprint is listed in the "Salvador DaliCatalogue Raisonne of Prints IILithographes & Wood Engravings1956-1980, p.121." Other Notes:The present Dali print is anoriginal design for an envelopefor the World Federation of theUnited Nations Associations/ EGI(publisher), with Desjobert(printer) Born in Amsterdam,Holland, Albert van Damemigrated as a young man to theUnited States of America, wherehe studied composition andcounterpoint at the BrooklynConservatory of Music and theJuilliard School of Music in NewYork.Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 231Â§ Salvador Dali (Spanish, 1904-1989) The Eagle of Grace signedwithin the plate, 1964 engraving,edition of 165 From The DivineComedy Series 33 x 26cm (13 x10in) Authenticated verso byFrank Hunter of the Salvador DaliArchives Ltd, New YorkEstimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 232Gudrun Gluck (German, 20thCentury) Luneburger Heidesigned lower right "Gudrun Gluck92" and numbered 26/30lithograph 30 x 37cm (12 x 14in) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£250.00

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Lot: 233Pablo Picasso (Spanish, 1881-1973) Le Vase de Fleurs originallinocut after Picasso 27 x 22cm(11 x 9in) A print taken fromnew linoleum plates made in1962 in collaboration withPicasso and Galerie Louise Leiris.Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 234Â§ Edward Bawden, RA (British,1903-1989) Southcliffe Beachsigned lower right "EdwardBawden", numbered 15/40etching 11 x 17cm (4 x 7in) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 235Robert Rauschenberg (American,1925-2008) Dawn Galleryexhibition poster signed lowerright "Rauschenberg 1965"colour offset lithograph 56 x70cm (22 x 27in) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 236Â§ Edmund Blampied (British,1886-1966) Man leading a Horsesigned lower right "E.Blampied"and numbered "68" etching, 23 x29cm (sheet; unframed) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£250.00

Lot: 237Â§ Dame Laura Knight, RA (British,1877-1970) Carting Corn signedlower right "Laura Knight", titledbelow in pencil drypoint etching,26.5 x 40.5cm (sheet; unframed) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 238Â§ Paul Drury (British, 1903-1987)The Family signed lower right"Paul Drury 1957" etching, 29.5 x44cm (sheet; unframed) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 239A collection of four etchings andan aquatint E.Heber Thompson,R.E., Interval, etching, 25 x 29cm(sheet) Geoffrey Wedgewood,Street scene with tramcar andfigures, etching, 34 x 29 (sheet) Martyn Lack A.R.E., StubbsFarm, Horsham, etching, 29 x40cm (sheet) Fred Middlehurst,The Valley of the Mist, etching,21.5 x 28cm (sheet) KeithMackenzie A.R.E., WinterLandscape, Portsonachanaquatint, 1954, 28.5 x 45.5cm(sheet) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 240Herman Leonard (American,1923-2010) Billie Holiday, NewYork, 1954 signed lower right"Herman Leonard '88" laterimpression gelatin silver print 39x 28cm (15 x 11in) Provenance: The SpecialPhotographers Gallery, 21Kensington Park Road, London,W11. After graduating with aBFA in photography from OhioUniversity, Herman Leonardapprenticed with portraitistYousuf Karsh for one year. Karshgave him valuable experiencephotographing celebrities andpublic personalities such asAlbert Einstein, Harry Trumanand Martha Graham.In 1948,Leonard opened his first studio inNew York's Greenwich Village.Working free-lance, he spent hisevenings at the Royal Roost andthen Birdland, where hephotographed the ongoing rosterof jazz musicians such as DexterGordon, Charlie Parker, DizzyGillespie, Billie Holiday, DukeEllington, Miles Davis and others. Leonard had his first exhibitionof his work at the SpecialPhotographers Company inNotting Hill, London. Theexhibition was visited by over tenthousand people, includingsingers Sade and Bono of U2.The show toured the UnitedStates in 1989 and an exhibitionwas held at the Gallery for FinePhotography in New Orleans.The photographer and his familylost much property whenHurricane Katrina swept NewOrleans in 2005, including 8,000prints, however his negativeswere protected in the vault of theOgden Museum in New Orleans.Leonard's jazz photographs, now

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extremely collectable, are aunique record of the jazz sceneof the 1940s, 1950s and 1960s.His collection is now in thepermanent archives of AmericanMusical History in theSmithsonian Museum inWashington, D.C. In 2008, long-time friend Tony Bennettpresented Leonard with thecoveted Lucie Award at aceremony at Lincoln Center inNew York.Estimate: Â£700.00 - Â£1,000.00

Lot: 241Â§ Elizabeth Blackadder, RA(Scottish, b.1931) Bird Cage andLilies; together with a signed IainLewis lithograph signed lowerright "Elizabeth Blackadder'' andnumbered 158/200 etching withcolour and gold leaf (2) 32 x45cm (12 x 18in) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 242Marc Chagall(French/Russian,1887-1985)Nocturne a Vence lithograph,1963 (unsigned) 32 x 24cm (12 x9in) Provenance: CarolineWiseman, LondonEstimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 243Man Ray (American, 1890-1976)Kiki signed in pencil andnumbered 6/100 colour aquatint39 x 49cm (15 x 19in) Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 244Â§ Pablo Picasso (Spanish, 1881-1973) Study of a Girl originaldrypoint and aquatint, from thetotal edition of 276, none weresigned 37 x 27cm (14 x 11in) Provenance: Caroline WisemanEstimate: Â£700.00 - Â£1,000.00

Lot: 248Â§ Austin Wright (British, 1911-1997) Beach Figures; and FigureGroup signed bottom right withinitials "A.W" ink wash 49 x 62cm(19 x 24in) Provenance: Privatecollection, Cambridge AustinWright was born in Chester andspent his early life in Walesbefore graduating in ModernLanguages at Oxford and takingup teaching. From 1946 he livedand taught in Upper Poppletonnear York with his wife. Earlysuccess was rapid and by 1954he had given up teaching alltogether and had devoted histime to drawing and sculpture.After exhibiting in "Modern Art inYorkshire" in 1955 alongside wellknown artists such as Paolozzi,Armitage and Frink. He wasinvited by The British Council toshow in "Younger BritishSculptors", an exhibition thattoured Sweden in 1956. Despitethe other illustrious and giftedexhibitors, it was of Wright thatthe art critic, Charles Sewter,wrote: "It would not beoutrageous to claim that Wright isthe most gifted sculptor workingin Britain today" He producedworks for the University of York,and was on the foundingcommittee for YorkshireSculpture Park, as well ascontributing many public artworksin Yorkshire. A centenaryexhibition was held in York ArtGallery in 2011, bringing togetherworks from the 1940s to the1980s, including sketches andfinished sculptures. Thesedocument Wright's fascinationwith the world around him and hisability to translate his ideas intostimulating and challenging forms.Estimate: Â£350.00 - Â£450.00

Lot: 249Â§ Keith Grant (British, b. 1930)Sketch for the 'Bosworth Triptych'Scottish Arts Council Exhibitionsigned and dated bottom right"Keith Grant 18/9/73" watercolour16 x 40cm (6 x 16in) Exhibited:The Narrow Road to the DeepNorth: An Exhibition of Paintingsby Keith Grant, The Scottish ArtsCouncil, Edinburgh, 10thNovember - 2nd December 1973,No 61 (old exhibition label toreverse) Other Notes: Liverpoolborn artist Keith Grant has beendescribed as one of the greatestliving landscape painters. His

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extensive travel has allowed himto confront the natural elementsin order to produce rich andinviting images of nature. His firstopportunity to practise as apainter came whilst taking part inhis National Service in the RAF,and then in turn, he attendedclasses at the Working Men'sCollege in Camden. Thisexperience enabled him to enrolat Willesden Art School which heattended at the beginning of the1950's. It was at the RoyalCollege of Art whilst studyingunder Colin Hayes, John Mintonand Kenneth Rowntree thatGrant fell under the influence ofsuch Neo-Romantic painters PaulNash and Graham Sutherland.Grant's keenness and dedicationto northern terrains allowed himto visit different parts of Europesuch as Norway, Iceland and inparticular Scotland. Grant hasexhibited his paintings in severalsignificant solo shows includingThe Fitzwilliam Museum,Cambridge in 1994 entitled 'Fireand Ice'. The Fitzwilliam alsoholds the artist's work. Estimate: Â£500.00 - Â£800.00

Lot: 250Â§ Tom Cross (British, 1931-2009)River and Trees through aWindow signed lower right "TomCross 1980" gouache 28 x 30cm(11 x 12in) Tom Cross studiedat the Slade and then becamePrincipal of Falmouth College ofArt from 1976 - 1987.Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 251Â§ Albert Victor Ormsby Wood(British, 1904-1977) Wash Daywatercolour and pencil 56 x 50cm(22 x 20in) Provenance: LissFine Art Albert Victor OrmsbyWood moved from Dublin toLondon in the 1920s where hebecame a regular exhibitor at theRoyal Academy, later opening hisown Art School. For many yearsWood painted highly stylisedportraits of women, often servantmaids.Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 252Â§ Muriel Minter (British, 1897-1977) Study of a Lady, possiblyfor stained glass pencil with smalltraces of sepia 95 x 30cm (37 x12in) Provenance: Liss Fine ArtEstimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 253Attributed to John Armstrong,ARA (British, 1893-1973) TrojanFigures gouache, various sizes(9) Provenance: From thecollection of Stanley Gardine;thence by descent Other Notes:These designs belonged toStanley Gardine - a neighbour ofArmstrong in Lamorna during the1930s. Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 254Circle of Ludka Marolda (Czech,20th Century) New Year signedlower right indistinctly pen, inkand gouache 44 x 36cm (17 x14in) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£250.00

Lot: 255Â§ Stanley Cornwell Lewis, MBE,ARCA (Welsh, 1905-2009) Studyfor Hyde Park, Seated Figurewith Parasol pencil and colouredchalk 38 x 29cm (15 x 11in) Provenance: Liss Fine Art Exhibition: The Unknown Artist:Stanley Lewis and hisContemporaries, Cecil HigginsArt Gallery & Bedford Museum,12 June - 5 September 2010 The artist and illustrator StanleyCornwell Lewis was born inWales where he studied at theNewport School of Art from 1923to 1926. After this he wasawarded a place at the RoyalCollege of Art where he studiedfrom 1926-1930. Then in 1930 hewon second prize in the RomeScholarship Awards in MuralPainting. Later that year hereturned home to take up thepost of Painting Master atNewport School of Art. In 1941he was called up for initialtraining in North Wales andjoined the Searchlight Regimentof the Gloucester Regiment inSomerset. It was after the war

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that Stanley Lewis becamePrincipal of Carmarthen Schoolof Art where he taught until hisretirement in 1967. It is notsurprising that Lewis' work is verymuch admired, so much so thatone of his paintings The WelshMolecatcher, 1937 was voted themost popular picture at the RoyalAcademy Summer Exhibition thatyear. The work now hangs at theNewport Museum and Art Galleryin Wales. 'The Unknown Artist:Stanley C Lewis and HisContemporaries', containingworks never seen before washeld at the Cecil Higgins ArtGallery and Bedford Museumfrom June 12 to Sept 5 2010,sadly a year after the artist'sdeath. Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 256Â§ Robert Sargent Austin, RA(British, 1895-1973) ModelSeated on a Cushion; andSeated Model in Studio signedpencil (2) 43 x 49cm (17 x 19in) Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 257Louise Larking (Fl 1920-1950)Snooks, Siesta ? dated 23.5.'25pencil 27 x 21cm (11 x 8in) Provenance: Liss Fine ArtEstimate: Â£150.00 - Â£250.00

Lot: 258Â§ Robert Sargent Austin, RA(British, 1895-1973) The Artist'sDaughter Sleeping, 1934; andPeach's Bed both signed "Austin1934" pencil (2) 26 x 35cm (10 x14in) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 259Â§ James Stroudley (British, 1906 -1988) Standing Nude grey chalk63.50 x 23cm (25 x 9in) Provenance: Liss Fine ArtEstimate: Â£200.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 260Â§ James Woodford, RA (British,1893 - 1976) The Blue Towelsigned lower right "JamesWoodford RA 1956" watercolourand pencil 27 x 24cm (11 x 9in) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 261Â§ Raymond Sheppard (British,1913 - 1958) The Artist's WifeStanding; Ernastine Martin; andIris Posed with Angled Specs andChristine Seated watercolour andpencil various sizes (3) Provenance: Liss Fine ArtEstimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 262Â§ Geoffrey Birkbeck (British, 1875-1954) Tivoli signed lower left "GBirkbeck 52" watercolour 35 x52cm (14 x 20in) Provenance:Walker's Galleries, 118 NewBond Street, London, W1.Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 263Ernst Aufeeser (German, 1880-1940) Mediterranean scene withYacht signed lower right "ErnstAufeeser" pastel 47 x 35cm (18 x14in) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 264Leon Louis Dolice (American,1892-1960) New York StreetScene signed lower right "Dolice"pastel 24 x 15cm (9 x 6in) Leon Dolice devoted his workalmost entirely to New York Citystreet scenes. His work isrepresented in several majorMuseums throughout the UnitedStates.

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Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 265Herbert West (American, 20thCentury) Solitude - Landscapesof the Mid-West one signed lowerright "Solitude, Herbert West1953" and the second "HerbertWest 1956" watercolour (a pair)37 x 50cm (14 x 20in) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 266Â§ Paul Lucien Maze (French,1887-1979) Study of Jessie, theArtist's Wife signed lower right "PMaze" pastel 52 x 74cm (20 x29in) In 1950 Maze marriedJessie and they moved toTreyford in Sussex. He often saidthat "Painting was about being inlove" and his wife, a Highlandbeauty with flowing red hair, wasboth his muse and the subject ofthe â€˜Jessie Picturesâ€™,considered to be some of hisfinest work. Jessie reigned with acalm serenity over the secludedworld which they shared withthree King Charles's spaniels andtwo cats, also the subject ofmany pictures. Maze believedthat "Painters are born, notmade" and "The greatest teacheris nature", so it was perhaps tobe expected that it was in Sussexthat he developed an affection fordrawing landscapes and ruralscenes. Estimate: Â£500.00 - Â£800.00

Lot: 267Â§ Paul Lucien Maze (French,1887-1979) Manhattan Skylinesigned lower left "Paul Maze"pastel 20 x 11cm (8 x 4in) PaulMaze was born in 1887 andbrought up at Le Havre in acultured family who were friendsof prominent artists and writers.As a boy he would watch Pisarroat work and sketched with Dufyon the beach. Early in life hedecided to be a painter andbecame a close friend ofSegonzac and Vuillard in Paris inthe 20s. Meanwhile he hadserved with distinction in theGreat War and met WinstonChurchill in the trenches withwhom he frequently painted andwhom became a life-long friend.Churchill wrote the foreword toPaul Maze's book " A Frenchman

in Khaki" about his uniqueexperiences on the WesternFront, which included beingnearly shot by the British as asuspected spy owing to mistakenidentity. Always an Anglophile hecame to live in Britain after theGreat War and married thewidow of a friend killed in France.His talent both for painting andfriendship brought him a host ofadmirers. His work can be seenin many important internationalExhibitions, and major galleriesincluding Tate Britain, theFitzwilliam and private collectionsworldwide. Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 268Â§ Margaret Fisher Prout (British,1875 - 1963) Garden, South ofFrance signed bottom left "FisherProut" watercolour 23 x 31cm (9x 12in) Margaret Fisher Proutwas a London artist and daughterof the painter Mark Fisher. Proutpainted in an Impressionisticstyle with her primary focus onlandscape, flowers and figures.She was born in 1875 inChelsea, London and studiedunder her prominent father aswell as attending the SladeSchool from 1894-1897. Sheexhibited at several placesincluding the New English ArtClub and the Royal Academy.Not only was Prout an artist butshe was a teacher at theHammersmith School of Arts andCrafts. A solo exhibition was heldat the Beaux Arts Gallery in 1922.Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 269Â§ John Melville (British, 1902-1986) Swirling Landscape signed"John Melville 1972" watercolour33 x 59cm (13 x 23in) JohnMelville, a self taught EnglishSurrealist artist alongside his artcritic brother Robert Melville andthe artist Conroy Maddox, was amember of the BirminghamSurrealists up until the 1950s. Melville exhibited his work first inLondon at the Wertheim Galleryin 1932 and then went ontoexhibit throughout the UK. Hiswork can be found in numerousprivate and public art collections.Melville's paintings often showdream-like figures or landscapesbut during the 1940s he focusedon painting portraits and still-life,

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returning to Surrealism in laterworks. Melville's relativeisolation led to his work beingneglected somewhat, but inrecent years his reputation hasgrown and his singular style hasled to his inclusion in a number ofpublic exhibitions - "Surrealism:Two Private Eyes" at theGuggenheim, New York in 1999and "Surrealism in Birmingham"in 2001. Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 270Alan C Browne (New Zealand,20th Century) Hugh's Cottage,Underbarrow signed lower rightwatercolour 34 x 48cm (13 x19in) Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 271Attributed to Eric Hebborn(British, 1878-1961) Mother andChild pen and ink 26 x 19cm (10x 7in) Other Notes: The masterfaker Eric Hebborn mentions inhis autobiography that hespecialized in faking AugustusJohn drawings.Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 272Ann Payne (British, 20th Century)Portrait of a Young Girl in a PinkJumper and Black Necklacepastel 58 x 43cm (23 x 17in) Provenance: The artist's studio Ann Payne studied at the ByamShaw School of Art in the mid1950s under Peter Greenhamand painted alongside GeorgeBruce amongst others. AnnPayne has been a frequentexhibitor at The Royal Society ofPortrait Painters and the EasternOpen Exhibition in King's Lynn,Norfolk. In the 1980s sheexhibited at Baskett and Day inOld Bond Street and in NottingHill.Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 273Ann Payne (British, 20th Century)Portrait of a Young Girl in aMauve Dress pastel 58 x 45cm(23 x 18in) Provenance: Theartist's studioEstimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 274Ann Payne (British, 20th Century)Nude with Fruit Bowl signed onthe reverse "Ann Payne" pastel37 x 49cm (14 x 19in) Provenance: The artist's studioEstimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 275Ann Payne (British, 20th Century)Girl in a Black Beret pastel 59 x43cm (23 x 17in) Provenance:The artist's studioEstimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 276Ann Payne (British, 20th Century)Portrait of a Girl; and Portrait of aWoman conte (2) 30 x 25cm (12x 10in) Provenance: The artist'sstudioEstimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 277Maurice Man (British, 1921-1997)Nudes both signed in red withinitials "MM" pastel and blackchalk (2) 18 x 30cm (7 x 12in) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 278Wolfgang Breitling (British, 20thCentury) View of Ponza, Italysigned and inscribed lower left"Positano '60" watercolour 32 x48cm (12 x 19in) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

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Lot: 279Ann Payne (British, 20th Century)Portrait of a Lady wearing a RedHat beside some Tulips pastel 48x 36cm (19 x 14in) Provenance: The artist's studioEstimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 280Ophelia Redpath (British, 20thCentury) Queen of Nights;Terracotta Jug; The Magician ofthe Stars; and Aegean Dawnsigned lower right "OpheliaRedpath" watercolour, ink andgouache, various sizes (4) Estimate: Â£250.00 - Â£350.00

Lot: 281Â§ John Aldridge (British, 1905-1983) Deya Majorca stamped "JA" in rectangle lower left pencil23 x 27cm (9 x 11in) Provenance: Purchased fromAbbott and Holder, 30 MuseumStreet, London WC1A 1LH in2009Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 282Â§ Keith Vaughan (British, 1912-1977) Figures ink on paper 17 x19cm (7 x 7in) Provenance:The Redfern Gallery, LondonSotheby's, London 1stMarch,2007 Lot 247Estimate: Â£600.00 - Â£800.00

Lot: 283Â§ Roy Turner Durrant (British,1925-1998) Autumn, Bulmer'sCopse signed lower left"Durrant", 1956 watercolour 20 x25cm (8 x 10in) Estimate: Â£500.00 - Â£700.00

Lot: 284Â§ John Melville (British, 1902 -1986) Study of Girl with Red Hair;Study of the Head of a Man; andStudy of an Industrial City secondsigned lower right "John Melville"and the third signed lower right"John Melville 1952" watercolourand pastel, various sizes (3) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 285Â§ John Melville (British, 1902 -1986) Abstract Figure with aTree; and Study of a Figure withDark Hair in a White Dress thefirst signed lower right "JohnMelville" gouache, various sizes(2) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 286Â§ John Melville (British, 1902 -1986) Study of a Chinese Bridgein a Wood; Study with Wood andStream; and Garden through aWindow two signed lower right"John Melville", the third signedlower left "John Melville 1950"watercolour, various sizes (3) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 287Â§ John Melville (British, 1902 -1986) Study of a Bull; Study of aGirl on a Swing; Study of twoFigures Entwined; and AnAbstract Figure holding a Cloththree signed lower right "JohnMelville" and one signed upperright "John Melville" pencil, penand ink, various sizes (4) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 288Â§ John Melville (British, 1902 -1986) Four Figure Drawingsthree signed lower right "JohnMelville" and one signed lowerleft "John Melville" pencil, varioussizes (4) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 289After Alexander Rodchenko(Russian, 1891 - 1956) Moujikbears signature lower right"Rodchenko 1919" and inscribedlower left "Moujik" gouache 32 x21cm (12 x 8in) Provenance:Private collection, UKEstimate: Â£500.00 - Â£800.00

Lot: 290Â§ Edward Wesson (British, 1910-1983) Sailing Vessels signedlower left "Edward Wesson"watercolour (a pair) 26 x 36cm(10 x 14in) Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

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Lot: 291Â§ Sir William Hamilton Kerr(British, 1903-1974) BahamasBeach signed with monogram,lower right gouache with ink 38 x56cm (15 x 22in) Sir WilliamHamilton Kerr, 1st Baronet was aBritish Conservative Partypolitician, educated at BalliolCollege, Oxford. At the 1931General Election, he was electedMP for the Oldham constituencyin Lancashire. He held the seatuntil losing it in the Labourlandslide at the 1945 generalelection. At the 1950 generalelection, he returned to theHouse of Commons as MP forCambridge, holding that seat untilhis retirement in 1966. Kerr wasmade a Baronet in 1957. The titlebecame extinct on his death in1974. The Hamilton Kerr Institutewas established in 1976 in ariverside property given toCambridge University for theFitzwilliam Museum. Endowed bySir William Hamilton Kerr itprovides art conservationservices and training. Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 292Jamini Roy (Indian, 1887-1972)Mother signed lower right inBengali gouache on card 38 x20cm (15 x 8in) Provenance:The Hanbury family since 1959and by descent. Born into amiddle-class family of land-owners in the village of Beliatore,Bankura, Bengal. Jamini Roystudied at the GovernmentSchool of Art in Calcutta. He wastaught to paint in the prevailingacademic tradition of drawingClassical nudes and painting inoils and in 1908 received hisDiploma in Fine Art. However, hesoon realised that he needed todraw inspiration, not fromWestern traditions, but from hisown native culture. To do this helooked to the living folk and tribalart for inspiration to produce hisunique style. In 'Mother', Royuses bold sweeping brush-strokes showing the inflence ofthe Kalighat Pat. This new stylewas a reaction against theBengal School and Westerntradition and so it became Roy'sunderlying aim to capture theessence of simplicity embodied inthe life of the folk people. Notonly this, but Roy wanted tomake art accessible to a wider

section of people and to giveIndian art its own identity. Somebelieved Roy's style of paintingwas childish however likePicasso, it was said, Jamini Royhad introduced a new conceptionof form in art that was intrinsicallyIndian and owing nothing to theWest. It is for this reason thatRoy's work can be found in manyprivate and public collectionsaround the world for example theVictoria and Albert Museum inLondon.Estimate: Â£1,500.00 - Â£2,500.00

Lot: 296Â§ Marj Bond, RSW (British, b.1939) Anjuna Girl signed bottomcentre in pencil "Marj 88" mixedmedia 32 x 32cm (12 x 12in) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 297Â§ Jenny Grevatte (British, b.1951)Yellow Field, Red Rooftops;Collage with Jug; and Trees inthe Snow all signed lower right "JGrevatte" oil, gouache and mixedmedia, various sizes (3) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 298Â§ Gwen Raverat (British, 1885-1957) Stream and Woodlandsigned lower right with initials"GR" oil on board 38 x 30cm (15x 12in) Provenance: Privatecollection, Cambridge GwenRaverat was the daughter of SirGeorge Darwin, Professor ofAstronomy at CambridgeUniversity and the grand-daughter of Charles Darwin. Shestudied at the Slade from 1908-1911 and was a self-taught woodengraver. In 1911 she marriedJacques Raverat, a fellow artstudent. The pair were closefriends of Eric Gill, StanleySpencer and Andre Gide. In 1920Gwen Raverat became a founder-member of the Society of WoodEngravers and an Associate ofthe Royal Society of Painter-Etchers and Engravers.Raverat's role within the revivalof wood engraving cannot beunderestimated. She publishedbooks containing modern wood

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engravings from 1915 andillustrated a huge quantity ofbooks throughout her life. Darwin College, Cambridge,occupies both her childhoodhome and the neighbouring OldGranary where she lived for thelast years of her life.Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 299A. Dzierzynski (Russian, 20thCentury) Framlingham Castlesigned lower right "Dzierzynski71" oil on canvas 116 x 116cm(45 x 45in) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 300Jack Crippen (New Zealand,1916 -1985) Back Garden,London signed "J Crippen, '62"oil on board 46 x 34cm (18 x13in) Jack Crippen was born inNew Zealand and came toLondon where he was a pupil atthe Slade. He was an official warartist in North Africa and some ofhis works were included in anExhibition of War Paintings byNew Zealand artists in 1952Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 301Â§ Billie Waters (British, 1896-1979) Farm in Provence signedlower left "Billie Waters" oil oncanvas 50 x 45cm (20 x 18in) The National Society, RoyalInstitute Galleries, 195 Piccadilly,London (Schedule No. V) (labelloose to reverse)Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 302Â§ Evan Charlton (British, 1904-1984) Demonstration painting ofNude standing with her Handbehind her back, Bristol Collegeof Art oil on board 76 x 51cm (30x 20in) Provenance: Liss FineArtEstimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 303Â§ Sir Gerald Festus Kelly (British,1879-1972) Study for Loretta oilon canvas, squared up 91 x77cm (35 x 30in) Other Notes:The finished painting of Loretta,for which this is a study, wasexhibited at the 1931 RoyalAcademy Summer Exhibition(No.112). The compositionremained basically the same,with a slight adjustment to theangle of the head and positioningof the hands. Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 304Â§ Rudolph Helmut Sauter(German, 1895-1977) Springcomes to the Desert signedbottom right "R H Sauter" oil oncanvas 48 x 66cm (19 x 26in) Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 305Â§ Peter Brook (British, 1927-2009) Cornish Tin Mine withFigures signed lower right "PeterBrook" oil on canvas 127 x 63cm(50 x 25in) Provenance: LissFine ArtEstimate: Â£1,500.00 - Â£2,500.00

Lot: 306Â§ Frederic Marius De Buzon(French, 1879-1958) Tangiers,Harbour Scene, with a TerraceScene on the reverse oil on panel21 x 26cm (8 x 10in) Provenance: Liss Fine ArtEstimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 307Â§ Myles Tonks (British, 1890-1960) Blue Lake oil on board 24x 34cm (9 x 13in) Provenance:Liss Fine ArtEstimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

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Lot: 308Rachel Reckitt (British,1908-1955) Greek Fishing Boat signedlower left "Rachel Reckitt"tempera on aluminium 75 x 36cm(29 x 14in) Provenance: LissFine ArtEstimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 309Â§ John Bratby, RA (British, 1928-1992) Window signed lower right"John Bratby" oil on canvas 40 x30cm (16 x 12in) Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 310Â§ Faith Sheppard (British, 1920-2004) Road near Avignon signedlower right "Faith Sheppard" oilon board 29 x 39cm (11 x 15in) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 311Grovett (British, 20th Century)Study of Fish signed lower right"Grovett 50" oil on canvas 41 x60cm (16 x 23in) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£250.00

Lot: 312Â§ Roger Montane (French,b.1916) Petite Rue VersVilleneuve, Pyrenees Orientsigned lower left "Montane" oil oncanvas 32 x 45 x 300cm (12 x 18x 117in) Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 313Leigh Hunt (British, 20th Century)Skyros, Greece signed lowerright "Leigh Hunt" oil on board 35x 43cm (14 x 17in) Havinglived his formative years in NewZealand, Leigh Hunt returned toEngland in 1943 to serve in TheRoyal Navy. It was in 1946 thathe was free again to take up artstudies at Kingston and The

Slade. The years that followed hespent working in the Londonadvertising world, supporting afamily. Meanwhile he pursued aparallel life, painting by night andexhibiting and selling his workwhen possible. By 1983 he wasable to move to a studio inNorfolk to paint full time,exhibiting in Ely, Lavenham,London and finally Cambridgewhere he now has his studio.Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 314Coulin De Beaucis (Swiss, 20thCentury) Abstract Seated Figuresigned lower right "Beaucis 53"oil on canvas 60 x 46cm (23 x18in) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 315Modern British School (20thCentury) Portrait of a Lady,believed to be the wife of one ofChurchill's Generals oil oncanvas 75 x 75cm (29 x 29in) Estimate: Â£600.00 - Â£800.00

Lot: 316Â§ John Charlesworth (British, 20thCentury) Indian Summer signedlower right "John Charlesworth2006" oil on board 38 x 61cm (15x 24in) Estimate: Â£500.00 - Â£700.00

Lot: 317Â§ John Alford (British, b.1929)Surf at Nanzijal, Cornwall signedlower left "John Alford 96", andinscribed on the reverse with titleoil on board 37 x 68cm (14 x27in) Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

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Lot: 318Â§ John Blackburn (British, b.1932)Brown Shapes on Ochre, 1964signed on reverse "J Blackburn"oil on card 32 x 25cm (12 x 10in) John Blackburn was born in1932 in Luton and attended theThanet School of Art and thenwent on to study at theMaidenhead School of Art (1950-1952). He then joined theNational Service Royal Air Forcein 1952 after which he moved toNew Zealand for the followingeight years. He then moved backto England in 1962. It was in1961 that Jim Ede, founder ofKettles Yard, Cambridge, saw anexhibition of Blackburn's work atthe Woodstock Gallery inLondon. Ede selected 31paintings from the exhibition, 26of which became part of theKettle's Yard loan collection. Brown Shapes on Ochre andWhite, Grey and Black on OchreShapes both dated 1964 wereoriginally part of a whole series ofapproximately 50 pieces, which isnow referred to by the artist asthe 'Early Kettle's YardGouaches'. The series, whichwas executed in the early 1960son bits of cardboard with acrylicpaint, was considered quite anoriginal medium at the time andtook several months to complete.The artist and his wife, Maudewould go to Jim Ede's houseevery couple of weeks to hearthe former curator's opinion onhis latest works. The artistremembers what an incredibletalent Ede had in taking a quicklook at a work and immediatelyknowing its value. Jim wouldalways select a couple for hisKettle's Yard collection and thenpromote the rest to Cambridgeundergraduates and encouragethem to purchase John's works.That is why many of JohnBlackburn's works can be nowtraced to locations in and aroundCambridge.Estimate: Â£800.00 - Â£1,200.00

Lot: 319Â§ John Blackburn (British, b.1932)White, Grey and Black on OchreShapes signed on reverse"Blackburn J" oil on card 25 x25cm (10 x 10in) Estimate: Â£800.00 - Â£1,200.00

Lot: 320Â§ Winston McQuoid (British, 1909-1984) Meadow in the Mist oil onboard 30.05 x 30.05cm (12 x12in) Provenance: From thecollection of the late Jim Ede,thence a gift to the vendor.Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 321Gordon Bennett (British, 20thCentury) Cotswold Scene signedlower right "Gordon Bennett" oilon board 60 x 73cm (23 x 28in) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 322Michael Reynolds (British, 20thCentury) Journey II signed lowerleft "Michael R Reynolds" oil onboard 52 x 45cm (20 x 18in) Other Notes: William Packerwrites of the artist MichaelReynolds in his obituary in theGuardian that he "was one of themost naturally gifted painters ofhis generation, with a full,confident command of whichevermedium he chose to work in." Reynolds' artistic commitmentwas to the representation of thereal and visible world, directlyobserved. Described again byPacker as "a brilliantdraughtsman, he was no lessdistinguished in his work with thefigure, building up over the yearsa deserved reputation as amaster of the contemporaryportrait." William Packer believedthat "In a more rational andgenerous age, Reynolds woulddoubtless have become aprominent member of the RoyalAcademy, and indeed heregularly showed in the annualSummer Exhibition." Brought upin Brighton, Reynolds studied atVarndean Grammar School andat the Brighton College of Art(1951-56). After someintermittent teaching in artschools, and various jobs andcommissions, in 1962 he won theengraving scholarship to theBritish School at Rome, where hestayed for two years. For a shorttime around 1970 he ran a wineshop in Norfolk. In 1989 BrianSewell and Reynolds set up TheDiscerning Eye, a popular annual

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open-submission exhibition. Some eight years ago, Reynoldslost patience with the British artworld altogether, taking himselfinto exile, between Italy andHolland. Besides the RoyalAcademy, Reynolds was aregular exhibitor with the otherexhibiting societies, in particularthe Royal Society of BritishArtists, and he was, for morethan 30 years, a leading memberof the Royal Society of PortraitPainters. Michael Reynolds isrepresented in many importantcollections and galleries, bothprivate and public, notably theNational Portrait Gallery and theRoyal Collection. Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 323Â§ William Bowyer, RA (British,b.1926) The Common signed onreverse oil on board 43 x 84cm(17 x 33in) Estimate: Â£500.00 - Â£800.00

Lot: 324Â§ Stuart M. Armfield (British, 1916-1999) Still Life signed lower right"Stuart Armfield" oil on plywood45 x 91cm (18 x 35in) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 325Jack Taylor (British, 20thCentury) The Visitor signed lowerright "Jack Taylor" oil on board38 x 25cm (15 x 10in) Provenance: The RedfernGallery, London (No.5) togetherwith autographed RedfernGallery price list for exhibition in1954.Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 326Â§ Leopold Pascal, ROI, NEAC,SMA (French, 1900-1958) PinkRoses by a Cottage Door; andRhododendrons The first signedlower right "Pascal", the secondunsigned oil on board (2) 50 x61cm (20 x 24in) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 327Â§ Leopold Pascal, ROI, NEAC,SMA (French, 1900-1958) FleursSauvage; and Rhododendronssigned lower right "Pascal" oil onboard (2) 61 x 50cm (24 x 20in) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 328Â§ Allan Gwynne-Jones, CBE,DSO, RA (British, 1892-1982)Study of a Dandelion oil on board43 x 38cm (17 x 15in) Provenance: Thos. Agnew andSons Ltd. Private collection,Cambridge. Exhibited: RoyalAcademy, Summer Exhibition,1976. Other Notes: AllanGwynne-Jones began a courseat the Slade School of Fine Art in1914, but three months later wascommissioned into the CheshireRegiment. He was wounded andawarded the DistinguishedService Order at the Battle of theSomme in 1916. Gwynne-Jonesreturned to the Slade afterdemobilisation in 1919, and in1923 became Professor ofPainting at the Royal College ofArt. He remained at the RoyalCollege for the remainder of hiscareer, and gained renown for hisown painting, most notablyportraits and paintings of flowers. Gwynne-Jones became a RoyalAcademician in 1956, and wasappointed Commander of theOrder of the British Empire in1980. The present painting waspainted in the spring of 1974 atEastleach Touville, nearCirencester, Gloucestershire.Estimate: Â£700.00 - Â£1,000.00

Lot: 329Ann Payne (British, 20th Century)Sleeping Girl oil on board, in ablue painted and distressedframe 26 x 34cm (10 x 13in) Provenance: The artist's studioEstimate: Â£200.00 - Â£400.00

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Lot: 330Ann Payne (British, 20th Century)An Artist's Studio with PaintBrushes, Books and Props oil oncanvas 60 x 49cm (23 x 19in) Provenance: The artist's studioEstimate: Â£300.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 331Ann Payne (British, 20th Century)Two Pink Sheep plus Onlookeroil on board 32 x 40cm (12 x16in) Provenance: The artist'sstudioEstimate: Â£200.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 332Ann Payne (British, 20th Century)Two Sheep signed lower left withinitials "AP" oil on canvas 29 x40cm (11 x 16in) Provenance:The artist's studioEstimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 333Ann Payne (British, 20th Century)Nine Sheep Plus Lamb signedlower right with initials "AP" oil onboard 38 x 40cm (15 x 16in) Provenance: The artist's studioEstimate: Â£200.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 334Ann Payne (British, 20th Century)Model in Green Chair oil onboard, in a green painted frame45 x 32cm (18 x 12in) Provenance: The artist's studio Exhibition: Royal Society ofPortrait Painters, 2009.Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 335Ann Payne (British, 20th Century)Tulips oil on board 62 x 48cm (24x 19in) Provenance: The artist'sstudioEstimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 336Ann Payne (British, 20th Century)Jug and Geraniums oil on board40 x 31cm (16 x 12in) Provenance: The artist's studioEstimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 337Modern British School (20thCentury) Cholera GoddessProcession, Bengal signedindistinctly lower right "Charles W***, 1922" and inscribed on thereverse oil on board 31 x 38cm(12 x 15in) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£250.00

Lot: 338Â§ Eric Atkinson (British, b.1928)England Again signed on thereverse "Eric Atkinson" mixedmedia on canvas 127 x 76cm (50x 30in) Exhibited: The MoltonGallery, 44 South Molton Street,London, W1, Eric AtkinsonExhibition, 1964, Cat. No.3.Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 339Haydon Muskey (British, 20thCentury) Portrait of Miss MurielWragg, the artist; and Portrait ofa Gentleman; and Study of aNude two signed lower left"Haydon Muskey" oil on board,various sizes (3) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 340Â§ Muriel Wragg (British, b.1914)Nude Study signed lower right "MWragg" oil on paper laid to board29 x 37cm (11 x 14in) Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 341Â§ Henry Korda (British, b.1957)Sleeping Child signed upper right"Korda '94" oil on canvas 76 x102cm (30 x 40in) Estimate: Â£600.00 - Â£800.00

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Lot: 342Â§ Henry Korda (British, b.1957)Landscape with Figure oil oncanvas 76 x 195cm (30 x 76in) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 343Â§ Henry Korda (British, b.1957)Contemplative Nude signedlower right "Korda '89-90" oil oncanvas 112 x 126cm (44 x 49in) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 344Â§ Joseph Fairhurst (British, 1922-1994) Norfolk Mill; NorfolkLandscape; and Norfolk Churchsigned "J Fairhurst" oil on board(3) 50 x 76cm (20 x 30in) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 345Yuri Gorbachev (Russian, b.1948) Exotic Still Life withFlowers, Birds and Tablelampsigned "Y.Gorbachev 93" oil oncanvas 76 x 76cm (30 x 30in) Estimate: Â£1,000.00 - Â£1,500.00

Lot: 346Ingeborg Ahlefeldt (Swedish,20th Century) View of Laurigensigned on the reverse "IngeborgAhlefeldt" oil on board 23 x 25cm(9 x 10in) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£250.00

Lot: 347Â§ Robert Buhler, RA (1916-1989)Venice oil on canvas 60 x 50cm(23 x 20in) Other Notes: Bornin London to Swiss parentsRobert Buhler studiedcommercial art at theKunstgewerbeschule, ZÃ¼rich andthe Kunstgewerbeschule, Basel.He returned to London in 1933and spent two terms at Bolt Court

School of Photo-Engraving andLithography. In 1934 Buhlerenrolled at St Martin's School ofArt, where he studied underVivian Pitchforth and LeonUnderwood. The following yearhe won a Scholarship to theRoyal College of Art but stayedonly six weeks. Buhler becamefriends with members andassociates of the Euston RoadSchool who visited his mother'sbookshop and cafÃ© on CharlotteStreet, London. Although he wasnot a member of the group, theseartists influenced his use ofrestrained tones and preferencefor painting townscapes andlandscapes. Estimate: Â£1,500.00 - Â£2,500.00

Lot: 348Â§ Sandra Blow, RA (British, 1925-2006) Sketch Book Pagestamped with Estate stampmixed media collage 17 x 13cm(7 x 5in) Provenance: TheSandra Blow Estate, St. Ives This Sketch Book Page showsthe artists typical use ofmanipulates materials, like tornpaper and canvas cut-outs. Thispage could be part of preliminarywork for a final brightly colouredlarge-scale work. It is thistechnique and process thathighlights how Henri Matisse'swork influenced Blow. In the1950s and early 1960s, sheregularly exhibited at the Londongallery Gimpel Fils, who gaveher, her first solo exhibition in1951 and whose association withSt Ives artists like BarbaraHepworth, Ben Nicholson andPeter Lanyon inspired her moveto live in 1957 in St Ives. Returning to London in 1960Blow acquired a large studio atSydney Close in Kensington,where she worked for the next 24years. In 1961 she started a 14-year stint teaching at the RoyalCollege of Art, where DavidHockney, Patrick Caulfield andRon Kitaj were students. Not onlydid Blow feature in the first JohnMoores biannual exhibition inLiverpool but was included in theYoung Artists Section at theVenice Biennale the followingyear. She also won theInternational Guggenheim Awardin 1960 and won second prize atthe third John Moores exhibitionat the Walker Art Gallery in 1961.In 1978 Blow was elected to the

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Royal Academy and took part inevery Summer Exhibition atBurlington House where she alsohad her retrospective in 1994.She was also a prominentmember of the Chelsea Arts Club.Estimate: Â£800.00 - Â£1,000.00

Lot: 349Â§ Sandra Blow (British, 1925-2006) Brown and White Study(One) acrylic on canvas withapplied hessian 62 x 62cm (24 x24in) Provenance: Privatecollection, Cambridge SandraBlow was born in London inSeptember 1925 an artist andteacher at the Royal College ofArt. It was during the 1950s thatBlow was described as one of thepioneering abstract painters ofher time because she introduceda new expressive informality toBritish art. She did this by usingcheap, discarded materials. In'Brown and White Study (One)'we see her typical application ofunconventional materials with theuse of applied hessian. Othermaterials in her works haveincluded sawdust, sackcloth andplaster alongside paint on hercanvasses. This creates a tactileemphasis on surface and texture. In the 1960s Blow's palettelightened and continued for themajority of the rest of her career.Her use of earthy hues such asbeiges, browns and whiteshelped break down associatedprejudices about abstractpainting to make it seemcommonplace in the London artscene at the time. Her light andinformal abstract compositionscelebrated the purity of the era.Estimate: Â£2,000.00 - Â£3,000.00

Lot: 350Ron Van Gennip (Australian,20th Century) Summer's Daysigned lower left "Van Gennip" oilon board 75 x 60cm (29 x 23in) Born in Australia from parents ofan artistic background VanGennip was encouraged to drawby his parents and inspired by hissurroundings which included theBlue Mountains. At 18 VanGennip accepted a 3-yearworking scholarship with theSydney Technical College. Forthe next 12 years he worked witha prominent commercial art firmin Sydney. Concurrent with theserigorous demands he studied

with the Drummoyne Art Societywhich was then guided by themost notable and heralded ofAustralian impressionists, JoshuaSmith. Eventually, he gave upcommercial endeavours toconcentrate on fine art, inparticular he sought to uncoverthe secrets that enabled Streetonand McCubbin to be known asthe kings of the "Golden Era" ofAustralian Art. Van Gennip hashad solo exhibitions in Australiaand selected group exhibitions inHong Kong, Japan and England. Estimate: Â£700.00 - Â£1,000.00

Lot: 351Ron Van Gennip (Australian,20th Century) The Big Splashsigned lower right "Van Gennip"oil on board 37 x 47cm (14 x18in) Estimate: Â£600.00 - Â£800.00

Lot: 352Â§ Anna Katrina Zinkeisen (British,1901-1976) Still Life with ConchShell and Pink Valerian signedlower right with monogram "A.Z"oil on canvas 24 x 29cm (9 x11in) Provenance: A gift fromthe artist to the vendor'sgrandmother and by descent.Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 353PP (Irish, 20th Century) DublinBoys signed lower right withinitials "PP" oil on canvas 79 x52cm (31 x 20in) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 354David George Fawcett (British,20th Century) AutumnLandscape signed lower left "D GFawcett 61" oil on board 38 x74cm (15 x 29in) Exhibited:East Kent Art Society,Canterbury, 1961Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£200.00

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Lot: 355Â§ Leonetto Cappiello (Italian,1875-1942) A Man Feeding aGoose oil on canvas board;together with a modern Cappielloposter from a 1981 exhibition inParis (2) 68 x 98cm (27 x 38in) Provenance: A gift from the artistto the vendor and by descent. Other Notes: The presentpainting is possibly a design for'L'Oie D'Or'.Estimate: Â£2,000.00 - Â£3,000.00

Lot: 356John Morris (Irish, b.1958) FamilyDay Out signed lower left"Morris" oil on board 22 x 22cm(9 x 9in) Estimate: Â£250.00 - Â£350.00

Lot: 357John Morris (Irish, b. 1958)Summer Light signed lower left"Morris" oil on board 27 x 27cm(11 x 11in) Estimate: Â£250.00 - Â£350.00

Lot: 358John Ormanroyd (British, 20thCentury) Norfolk Landscapessigned to reverse "JohnOrmanroyd" oil on canvas (2) 41x 57cm (16 x 22in) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 359Â§ Bella Easton (British, 20thCentury) Skipping through OldEdo; One Man Band; Geishaunder Tokyo Lights; and RiverScene oil on board (4) 29 x 33cm(11 x 13in) Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£200.00

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