Fine Art & Antiques
We bring you an eclectic offering in this Autumn's Fine Art & Antiques auction. Pictures range from the 17th century through to the present day and feature an interesting collection of illustrations for the Radio Times by prominent commercial illustrators of the 1950s, alongside a poignant painting from the First World War of Scottish troops marching after battle, and many examples of fine Victorian genre painting. The furniture and furnishings predominantly come from a single private home with a distinctly French taste, but are also highlighted with some beautiful English pieces from the Georgian period. If your interior is more modern, there is plenty of 20th century Design furniture to accent your home with.
Viewing times
Friday 10th October, 9:00am-4:30pm
Monday 13th October, 9:00am-4:30pm
Tuesday 14th October, 9:00am-10:30am
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Lot 192 - § John Minton (British, 1917-1957) The Lady from the Sea
Lot 193 - § Edward Ardizzone (British, 1900-1979) A Passage to India
Lot 194 - § Edward Ardizzone (British, 1900-1979) Two Italians, together with The Honey Siege
Lot 197 - § Robert Micklewright (1923-2013) At Home in History - three works
Lot 198 - § Robert Micklewright (British, 1923-2013) A New Season of Proms
Lot 199 - § Robert Micklewright (British, 1923-2013) Peak District Mountain Rescue
Lot 200 - § Robert Micklewright (British, 1923-2013) Behold the King
Lot 201 - § Robert Micklewright (British, 1923-2013) Royal Military Tattoo and four others
Lot 203 - § William Cecil Dunford (British, 1885-1969) Ypres, out of bounds to all troops
Lot 207 - § Kate Elizabeth Olver (British, 1881-1960) Portrait of a girl
Lot 208 - Herbert Harlakenden Gilchrist (British, 1847-1914) Portrait of James Havard Thomas
Lot 209 - English School (early 20th century) Portrait of a gentleman
Lot 210 - English School, (early 19th century) Portrait of an Officer
Lot 212 - Richard Simkin (British, 1850-1926) Officer of The Nottinghamshire Hussars
Lot 214 - Jason Askew (South African, late 20th century) Bearing the Flag
Lot 216 - Arthur Wardle (British, 1864-1949) Standing his ground
Lot 217 - Wright Barker (British, 1863-1941) Patience is his greatest virtue
Lot 218 - Monogramist HL (early 20th century) Cornflour, equestrian portrait
Lot 219 - James Barenger (British 1780-1831) Mares and Foals outside a thatched barn
Lot 220 - Charles Waller Shayer (British, 1826-1914) Into the covert
Lot 222 - Frederick Williamson (British, 1835-1900) Landscape with donkeys on a path
Lot 223 - Charles Edward Wilson (British, 1853-1941) Feeding the chicks
Lot 224 - Myles Birket Foster (British, 1825-1899) The playful kitten
Lot 229 - Follower of George Morland Rural scene with figures in a cart
Lot 231 - Thomas Masters (British, late 19th century) Camp in the Highlands
Lot 233 - § Ronald Ossory Dunlop RA (Irish, 1894-1973) The Arun near Burpham
Lot 234 - William Cecil Purdoe Parton (British, 19th century) Running for shelter into Dover Harbour
Lot 236 - Manner of Jan de Bisschop Study of weyschuit and other boats
Lot 238 - F W Bartholomew (British, late 19th century) Shipping off the coast
Auction: Fine Art & Antiques
We bring you an eclectic offering in this Autumn's Fine Art & Antiques auction. Pictures range from the 17th century through to the present day and feature an interesting collection of illustrations for the Radio Times by prominent commercial illustrators of the 1950s, alongside a poignant painting from the First World War of Scottish troops marching after battle, and many examples of fine Victorian genre painting. The furniture and furnishings predominantly come from a single private home with a distinctly French taste, but are also highlighted with some beautiful English pieces from the Georgian period. If your interior is more modern, there is plenty of 20th century Design furniture to accent your home with.
Viewing
Friday 10th October, 9:00am-4:30pm
Monday 13th October, 9:00am-4:30pm
Tuesday 14th October, 9:00am-10:30am