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Sale date: |
Antiques & Works of Art Sale on Thursday 28th & Friday 29th February 2008 |
Lot numbers: |
674-703 of 970 |
Lot |
Description & Estimate |
Condition Report |
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Hammer Price £ |
674 |
Jean-Francois Demay (1798-1850) GOING TO MARKET signed, oak panel, 18.5 x 25.5cm £600-800 | The panel convex warped. The varnish slightly yellowed with time, in otherwise fine condition and in contemporary ornate giltwood and composition frame | Nil |
600 | |
| 675 | Adolphus Knell (fl c1860-c1890) SUNRISE ON THE COAST 35.5 x 42.5cm £2000-3000 | In finely preserved entirely untouched original condition, no damage holes, repairs or restoration. The varnish in need of a light clean. In what is presumably the original ornate giltwood and composition frame which is in good condition | Nil |
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| 676 | Edward Williams (1782-1855) WINTER EVENING indistinctly signed, with contemporary inscription on a label on the stretcher, No 2 Winter Evening Edw Williams Sen 32 Castelnau Villas Barnes Surrey, 30 x 43cm £1500-2000 | Some localised restoration when cleaned but in otherwise entirely original condition, not relined or repaired etc. On the original stretchers with an old stencil 23KEG and in the original ornate Victorian giltwood and composition frame with printed trade label of T Dayson Carver & Gilder 18 Phoenix Street Crown Street Soho. The frame in good condition with small losses | Nil |
2200 | |
| 677 | William Arthur Waite (fl 1875-1896) HAYMAKING signed, 50 x 75cm £400-600 | Cleaned but apparently without any restoration although not verified under UV light. Some light overall craquelure which is not too marked. An attractively lit composition with an approaching storm in the background, the canvas not relined and in 18th c style giltwood and composition frame | Nil |
550 | |
| 678 | George D Callow (fl 1858-1873) FIGURES ON THE SHORE AT SEAFORD signed and dated 1872, 29 x 54cm £250-400 | In fine condition, lightly cleaned with some light overall craquelure but in otherwise excellent original condition. Not relined and in what is presumably the original ornate giltwood and composition frame with small old repair to the moulding | Nil |
320 | |
| 679 | William Widgery (1822-1893) DARTMOOR signed, 25 x 113cm £1500-2500 | In attractive gallery condition, cleaned and relined and without any extensive restoration although not verified under UV light, the canvas preserved on the original stretchers in moulded giltwood and composition frame | Nil |
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| 680 | English School, 19th century AN OLD COTTAGE NEAR CONWAY indistinctly signed, inscribed on the stretcher, 25 x 35cm £200-300 | The varnish rather yellowed and in need of a light clean but otherwise fine original condition. No tears, holes, repairs etc. In the original giltwood and composition cavetto frame also in good condition | Nil |
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| 681 | William Crosby (1830-1910) "TO BE OR NOT TO BE" signed and dated 1881, signed and dated again and inscribed on the selvedge, 60 x 49.5cm £800-1200 | Two repaired short tears, the varnish rather yellow and in need of a light clean but the colours bright and attractive. Not relined and on the original stretchers, in 18th c English style giltwood and composition frame | Nil |
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| 682 | Henry John Yeend King (1855-1924) YOUNG ANGLERS signed, 40 x 60cm £2000-3000 | A most attractive example, typically colourful and in fine gallery condition, cleaned and relined but free from any extensive restorations. In 18th c style giltwood and composition frame. | Nil |
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| 683 | John White, RI (1851-1933) THE GARDEN GATE signed, 45 x 39.5cm £1200-1800 | An attractive colourful and typical composition by an artist whose watercolours of such subjects are more frequently found. In fine condition, cleaned without restoration although not verified under UV light. No relined and on the original stretchers in what is likely to be the original ornate giltwood and composition frame which has been regilt with a bronzing paint | Nil |
1500 | |
| 684 | John Mallows Youngman (1817-1899) BATHERS IN A SEQUESTERED SPOT signed and dated 1845 (beneath the slip), panel, 28 x 22.5cm £500-700 | In fine condition lightly cleaned but no damage or repairs. The reverse of the panel with the printed trade label of Windsor & Newton and in the original giltwood and composition frame which is also in good condition | Nil |
700 | |
| 685 | Edward King Redmore (1860-1941) A BREEZE; A SQUALL a pair, both signed, 27 x 37cm (2) £500-700 | Both requiring a light clean, the varnish somewhat yellowed. One with some localised spots of flaking, no holes, tears or repairs, not relined. In the original plain giltwood and composition frames with small amateur repairs | Nil |
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| 686 | Samuel Joseph Clark (1834-1912) THE WAY TO THE FIELDS signed, 23 x 34cm £400-600 | In good condition, the varnish slightly yellowed and now requiring a light clean, no restoration, the canvas not relined. In 18th c giltwood and composition frame. | Nil |
480 | |
| 687 | Cyril Tempest (fl late 19th-early 20th century) HAULING IN THE TRAWL; THE FISHING FLEET OFF THE COAST a pair, both signed, 19 x 39.5cm (2) £400-600 | Both in fine condition with light craqueleur which does not detract, the colours strong and bright, typical for the artist, in matching 18th c style giltwood and composition frames | Nil |
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| 688 | William Joseph King (b1857) FEEDING THE DUCKS; THE DUCK POND two, both signed, panel, 23 x 34cm and c (2) £400-600 | Both in fine condition requiring only a light clean of the varnish. The panel free from cracks, splits or repairs and in what are presumed to be the original giltwood and composition frames, framed as a pair | Nil |
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| 689 | Colin Graeme (1858-1910) LANDSCAPE WITH HIGHLAND CATTLE signed and dated 1901, 50 x 75cm £400-600 | Circa 2inch diagonal tear to the centre, some flaking around the edges where chafing of the mount. Some rippling of the paint surface mainly in the lower part of the composition. Not relined and on the original stretchers in Victorian style giltwood and composition frame | Nil |
700 | |
| 690 | Ralph Reuben Stubbs (1820-1879) HARVEST MOON signed and dated 1879, 59 x 90cm £800-1200 | In fine condition, the varnish requiring a light clean. No tears, holes or flaking, not relined and on the original stretchers, in 18th c style giltwood and composition frame | Nil |
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| 691 | Guido Odierno (1913-1991) ON THE COST OF CAPRI signed and inscribed, 98 x 138cm £1500-2000 | In fine condition, no damage or restoration, in modern gilt cavetto frame | Nil |
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| 692 | English School, 19th century HIGHLAND LANDSCAPE WITH AN ANGLER AND DROVERS ON A BRIDGE 73 x 109cm £400-600 | In good condition, two small patch repairs on the reverse but in otherwise good condition although in need of a light clean. Not relined, in 20th c brown and gilt cavetto frame | Nil |
600 | |
| 693 | Chester Loomis (Exh 1882-1885) EVENTIDE NORMANDY signed, dated 1884 and inscribed Carteret, 94 x 130cm £1500-2000 | The varnish heavily yellowed and in need of cleaning but in otherwise fine original condition, the canvas not relined, tears, holes or previous restoration. In inappropriate plain modern gilt frame | Nil |
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| 694 | Arthur H Rigg (Exh 1882-1906) GEESE ON A WINDING LANE signed, 81 x 116cm £500-700 | Some localised restoration and relined, the colours attractive although a little dark in places, in plain modern gilt moulded frame | Nil |
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| 695 | Clarence Henry Roe (1850-1909) THE HIGHLANDS signed, 23.5 x 34.5cm £250-350 | In fine condition apart from very minor paint loss along the extreme lower edge where chafing with the mount. Colours fresh and well preserved, not relined or repaired beneath glass in what could well be the original giltwood and composition frame. | Nil |
400 | |
| 696 | Robert Bridgehouse (fl 1844-1875) FISHERFOLK ON THE SHORE signed and dated 1879, board, 22 x 33.5cm £500-700 | Cleaned but without any restoration but not verified under UV light. An attractive bright composition in fine condition in what is presumed to be the original giltwood and composition cavetto frame | Nil |
650 | |
| 697 | Arthur Joseph Meadows (1843-1907) HARBOUR SCENE signed, 60 x 105cm £4000-6000 | In attractive 'gallery' condition, cleaned and relined, some possible localised restoration although not verified under UV light, in what could well be the original ornate Victorian giltwood and composition frame | Nil |
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| 698 | W Buck (Exh 1864) STILL LIFE WITH FRUIT NUTS AND A COWRIE SHELL ON A LEDGE signed and dated 1845, panel, 24 x 35cm £500-700 | Some bitumanisation blistering of the paint in areas but no previous restorations. The panel free from warping or splits and in what is presumably the original Victorian giltwood and composition frame with losses | Nil |
700 | |
| 699 | Frank Wright Bourdillon, NEAC (1851-1924) IN THE WHEAT-FIELD signed, 26 x 38cm Bourdillon's newly rediscovered In the Wheat-field, undoubtedly painted en plein air is likely to date from 1885, when he was living at Oxford. He left for Cornwall in May 1886 settling first at Polperro and moving soon to Newlyn where he became a respected and popular member of the small group of painters around Stanhope Forbes. In the Wheat-field is one of several 'lost' pictures, small lyrical landscapes, recorded in the artist's notebook, other titles of which include When the Lark Sings and A Cornish Lane. Bourdillon came from an old Huguenot family and was brought up in India. Fascinated by birds and drawing he travelled to England and entered the Slade School, prior to spending a year in Paris in 1883-4. Bourdillon's work is rare as, quite suddenly, in 1892 he gave up painting and returned to India to become a missionary. See Fox (C) and F Greenacre, Artists of the Newlyn School, exhibition catalogue, 1979, pp227-233. Mellors & Kirk acknowledges the assistance of Francis Greenacre, who has commented on the work on the basis of a photograph. £3000-5000 | Two or possibly three minor old gum repairs to small holes or tears which could be easily rectified. Some accretion of surface dust and grime but in generally fine condition. NoT relined or patched and on the original stretchers. On the reverse of the canvas the artist's stencilled initials and the oval ink stamp of PAUL FOINET the Parisian artist's colour man, in what is presumably the original giltwood and composition reeded frame with on the reverse an illegible fragmentary label | Nil |
12000 | |
| 700 | Attributed to Dame Laura Knight, DBE, RA (1877-1970) MOTHERHOOD 98 x 77.5cm £1500-2000 | Relined, probably in the early 20th c; lightly cleaned in a fine state of overall preservation and in what is presumably the original late Victorian giltwood and composition frame | Nil |
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| 701 | Abraham Pether (1756-1812) CLASSICAL LANDSCAPE WITH A HERDSMAN AND LIVESTOCK signed and dated 1796, 70 x 89cm £2000-3000 | Cleaned and relined with a small approx 1 x 2.5inch patch lower centre about 4 inches below the castle turret, otherwise fine condition with some slight touching in around the perimeters where the canvas has been in contact with the slip of the frame. | Nil |
2800 | |
| 702 | J Joyner (Exh 1825-1833) MOONLIT LANDSCAPE WITH A FIGURE ON A BRIDGE NEAR A CASTLE signed and dated 1832, with inscription on the stretcher "frame damaged Sept 15th 03", 39 x 54cm £800-1200 | In finely preserved condition, the varnish slightly yellowed. Possibly revarnished once, the varnish with light craqueleur. On the original stretchers and in what is presumably the original ornate giltwood and composition frame | Nil |
1100 | |
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703 |
English School, 18th century STUDY OF THE HEAD OF A CHILD canvas laid on panel, 27 x 19cm £400-600 | Requires cleaning, the varnish heavily yellowed, some slight lifting of the canvas from the panel but no damage. The panel not warped. In 19th century giltwood cavetto frame with on the reverse the pencil inscription Hay [Castle] and printed trade label of Cox & Painter Malvern |
Nil |
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