Wright Marshall Decades of Design Sale Saturday 11th February 2017 by Wright Marshall Fine Art & Antiques

Decades of Design Specialist sale of 20th Century Design and Art Saturday 11th February sale starts at 10am

Decades of design February 2017 WRIGHT MARSHALL

Decades of Design

WRIGHT MARSHALL Decades of design February 2017

Specialist sale of 20th Century Design and Art Saturday 11th February sale starts at 10am

Lots 1 - 329A

Lots 331 - 429A

Lots 430 - 656

Niall Williams niallwilliams@wrightmarshall.co.uk Furniture, Ceramics, Glass and Metalware

Neil Manley neilmanley@wrightmarshall.co.uk Vinyl, Posters, Comics and Computer Equipment

Nick Hall nickhall@wrightmarshall.co.uk Northern Art and Modern & Contemporary Art

Viewing times: Wednesday 8th February 1 - 4pm Thursday 9th February 9.30am - 5pm Friday 10th February 9.30am - 6.30pm Saturday 11th February 9.00am - 10am

Catalogue from and enquiries to: Marshall House, Church Hill, Knutsford, Cheshire Telephone: 01565 653284 Email fineart@wrightmarshall.co.uk Web: wrightmarshall.co.uk

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Specialists’ Top Picks: Nick, Neil and Niall select their favourite lots from the auction.

▲ Lot 656: Brian Shields “Braaq” FBA (British, 1951-1997) - ‘The Boat Lake’,

▲ Lot 570: Geoffrey Key (Manchester, b. 1941) - ‘Red Hills’ Geoffrey Key is a Manchester artist but of International repute, and highly acclaimed, his artistic skill and stylistic vision set him apart. This is a particularly great example of his work and would grace any collection of Modern British Art or Northern Art. £6000 - 8000

Brian Shields was born with artistic talents but was discouraged from becoming a professional artist and after leaving school became a trainee chef in a drab hotel, in an attempt to brighten the place up he painted a mural, which caused huge interest locally and in the press and set him on his way as a professional artist, The Times described him as “one of the six most successful artists in England”. Sadly Brian died in 1997 aged just 46, his iconic images of a bygone landscape should be snapped up whenever possible. £2000 - 3000

 Lot 636: Theodore Major (British, 19081999) - ‘Snow in the Wood’ Theo Major was a passionate Lancastrian and was against materialism, commercial galleries and the sale of his works to rich collectors, retaining around 3000 of his pictures during his lifetime which he said were meant for ordinary people not money. Art critic John Berger called Major’s pictures “among the best English paintings of our time”. Major is now celebrated as one of the leading names of 20th Century Northern Art. £8000 - 10000

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Decades of Design ▲ Lot 394: Three LPs by Jimi Hendrix Including his rare album ‘Axis Bold as Love’ all three are on the original Track label, very rare to find all three albums together in one lot in this condition. £100 - 150  Lot 417: The Rolling Stones 1964 Debut Album An extremely rare hard copy to find in this condition even rarer to find it has the 1A Matrix number on side 2 which plays the rare 2:52 version of 'Tell Me'. This track only appears on this issue.

▲ Lot 347: The Garrard 401 Transcriptor turntable. A cult icon would make a great choice for anyone wanting that vintage turntable. With this estimate, it makes this turntable very appealing.

£300 - 320

£250 - 350

 Lot 30: Alan Wallwork studio pottery melon vase. Alan Wallwork was born in 1931 and is most notably known for his organic studio pottery pieces, usually in the form of pebbles and seed pods. Over recent years the market has seen a demand for Alan's work although I still believe his work will rise and become more popular. £100 - 150 Lot 295: A Beithcraft organic range teak sideboard

 Lot 301: Vivenne Parr (20th Century) ‘Peapod’ This iconic sculpture was produced by Vivienne Parr who was an art student based in London and produced this work along with the other lots in the saleroom, her main inspirations were Henry Moore. £300 - 400

Rare Beithcraft, organic range sideboard unlike many teak sideboards this piece combines practicality and design with a attractive estimate. £500 - 600

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6 1 A modern Moorcroft pottery vase of inverted form

15 8 A pair of Wedgwood lustre pedestal vases

Decorated in the ‘Andalucía’ pattern, designed by Beverley Wilkes, circa 1997, impressed marks and signature to base, height 28cm

Each decorated in gilt with butterflies and insects on an orange lustre ground, with internal mottled blue glaze, factory marks and pattern number Z4825 to base, height 11cm

£200 - 300

£50 - 80

2 A Troika Newlyn pottery wheel vase

9 A Wedgwood lustre pedestal bowl of circular form

Decorated with a stylised apple to one side, the reverse decorated with a central circle inset within squares, signed Troika and painter’s initials for Louise Jinks (1976-1981), height 12cm £50 - 60 3 A Walter Moorcroft pottery vase of squat circular form Decorated in the ‘Lily’ pattern on a light green ground, impressed factory marks to base, height 8.5cm £70 - 100 4 A Charles Brannam of Barnstaple art pottery vase

Decorated in gilt and colours depicting birds and pheasants on an orange and blue lustre ground, factory mark and pattern number Z5294 base, height 8cm, diameter 10.5cm £60 - 80 10 A Wedgwood lustre bowl of octagonal form Decorated in gilt depicting oriental figures and mythical beasts, an orange lustre glaze, the interior decorated with vases and objects on a blue lustre glaze, factory marks and pattern number Z4825 to base, height 7cm, diameter 12.5cm

Having two twisted handles surrounding incised designs depicting fish and lily pads on a lime green ground, signed S.I. Barnstaple, C,100 to base, height 15cm

£60 - 80

£30 - 40

Decorated in the ‘Black Tulip’ pattern, designed by Sally Tuffin, impressed factory marks and initialled to base, height 11cm, diameter 13cm

5 A French Longwy pin dish of circular form

11 A pair of modern Moorcroft vases of squat bulbous form

20 15 A modern Moorcroft limited edition vase of cylindrical form Decorated in the ‘Swallows’ pattern by Rachel Bishop, impressed factory marks, signature and numbered 416/500 to base, height 26cm complete with original box £400 - 500 16 A Keith Murray for Wedgwood Moonstone Football vase Having ribbed decoration, blue signature and impressed marks to base, height 19cm £50 - 80 17 A modern Moorcroft limited edition double gourd vase Decorated in the ‘Spiraxia’ pattern designed by Emma Bossons, impressed factory marks numbered 125/300 to base, height 28.5cm, complete with original box £200 - 300 18 An Art Deco Jon Douglas wall mask ‘Margarete’ Modelled in the form of a lady wearing a hat with red lipstick and bead necklace, impressed signature and marks verso, length 34cm £50 - 80 19 A modern Moorcroft limited edition enamel vase

Decorated in enamels with a central crest and titled Anjou on a crackled glaze, printed factory marks to base, diameter 13cm

£100 - 150

£40 - 60

Decorated in the ‘Hibiscus’ pattern on a blue ground, impressed factory marks, blue signature and paper label to base, height 25cm

Decorated in the ‘Bluebells’ pattern, by Fiona Bakewell, numbered 23/150 and printed factory marks to base, height 9.5cm complete with certificate and original box

£150 - 200

£100 - 150

13 A large and impressive limited edition Walter Moorcroft pottery jardinière

20 A modern Moorcroft limited edition enamel vase

Decorated in the ‘Hibiscus’ pattern on a green ground, green signature and numbered 2/100 pieces, dated 1984, height 23cm

Painted to interior and exterior in the ‘Grebes’ pattern, numbered 6/25 and printed factory marks to base, height 8cm, complete with original box

£120 - 150

£600 - 800

14 An Art Deco Susie Cooper hand-painted jug of slender tapering form

21 A modern Moorcroft pottery vase of baluster form

Decorated with linear motifs on a ribbed ivory ground, signed Susie Cooper and dated 1933 to base, height 28cm

Decorated in the ‘Anemone’ pattern, circa 1996, impressed factory marks to base, height 10cm, complete with original box

£80 - 120

£60 - 80

6 An Arts & Crafts George Cartlidge for Morris Ware vase Having tube-lined decoration depicting thistles and leaves on a mustard coloured ground, printed factory marks, George Cartlidge Des mark and dated 1928 to base, height 16cm £140 - 160 7 Three Moorcroft pottery vases decorated in the ‘Clematis’ pattern on a green ground Comprising a bulbous form vase with cylindrical neck, height 13cm, baluster vase, height 10cm, ovoid form vase, height 9cm, each with impressed factory marks to base £100 - 150 4

12 A Walter Moorcroft vase of baluster form

22 Five Rye pottery animals by Joan Bethel

29 A Simon Rich studio pottery pin dish

35 A large Carn pottery ‘Totem’ vase

Comprising two seated cats, height of largest example 18cm, three bears, height 13cm, each with marks to base

Having hand-painted gilt decoration depicting geometric stars on a blue ground, the decoration painted by Catherine Rich, impressed seal mark to base, diameter 12cm, together with a Mary Rich studio pottery bottle vase, impressed seal mark to foot rim, height 10cm

Having highlighted blue sharks-tooth decoration, signed and printed factory marks to base, height 28cm

£80 - 120 23 A Ruskin elephant’s foot vase Having all over mottled blue decoration, impressed Ruskin England to base, height 21cm £50 - 80 24 A modern Moorcroft pottery limited edition ginger jar and cover Decorated in the ‘Pride of Lions’ pattern, by Sian Leeper, circa 1999, impressed factory marks, signed and numbered 76/250 to base, height 15cm, complete with original box £250 - 300 25 A Cobridge Stoneware limited edition vase of cylindrical form with inverted neck Decorated in the ‘Loggin’ pattern by Anji Davenport, circa 1999, impressed marks, signed and numbered 135/150 to base, height 26cm £200 - 300 26 A Cobridge stoneware cylindrical vase with inverted neck

£30 - 50 30 Alan Wallwork (b.1931) studio pottery melon vase Modelled in the form of a sliced melon, having a turquoise blue glaze finished on a rust coloured body, signed to base, height 14cm, diameter 19cm £100 - 150 31 A Hugh West studio pottery pedestal bowl

£50 - 80 36 A modern Moorcroft limited edition jug of tapering cylindrical form Decorated in the ‘Arctic Gold’ pattern, design by Rachel Bishop, numbered 92/250 and signed in gilt and brown to base, height 24cm, complete with original box £150 - 200 37 A modern Moorcroft pottery vase of wasted cylindrical form

Having all over crackle glaze with three matt linear motifs, impressed seal mark to foot rim, height 7cm, diameter 20cm

Decorated in the ‘Cheetahs’ pattern, designed by Sian Leeper, produced for the Moorcroft Collectors Club, numbered 85 and signature to base, height 22cm, complete with box

£60 - 80

£300 - 400

32 A modern Moorcroft pottery vase of shouldered form with flared neck

38 A modern Moorcroft pottery limited edition vase of inverted baluster form

Decorated in the design trial for ‘Snowden Lily’ pattern, designed by Rachel Bishop, impressed factory marks, signed and dated 3-5-04, height 16cm

Decorated with flower heads and foliate, numbered 29/200, by Rachel Bishop, factory marks and signed to base, height 28cm, complete with original box

£80 - 120

£250 - 300

Decorated with eagles in landscape, by Sian Leeper, circa 1999, impressed marks and gilt signature to base, height 26cm, complete with original box

33 A modern Moorcroft enamel vase of baluster form with cylindrical neck

39 A modern Moorcroft pottery limited edition vase of tapering form

£100 - 150

Decorated in the ‘Peacock’ pattern, designed by Rachel Bishop, height 8cm

Decorated in the Wordsworth pattern by Rachel Bishop, numbered 40/150, signed and impressed factory marks to base, height 22cm, complete with original box

27 Bernard Rooke (b.1938-) studio pottery slab vase Having relief geometric decoration to both sides with a turquoise glazed rim and side panels, impressed Rooke to rim, height 20.5cm £40 - 60 28 A Carn pottery tall vase of oval form Designed and produced by John Beusman, having tube-lined geometric decoration with blue highlights to front and floral motifs to reverse, signed and printed factory marks to base, height 28cm £30 - 50

£100 - 150 34 Three Alan Brough (b.1924-) studio pottery planters Each of circular form, to include a Tenmoku glazed example, height of largest example 13cm, each signed to base NB: Alan Brough was born in 1924 in Wilmslow, Cheshire. His father (also Alan Brough) was a Manchester sculptor, well-known for his busts of George V and George VI and for his carving in coal of coalminers working at the face. After studying at the Camberwell School of Art in London from 1946 to 1950 he became a potter. He won the first prize of £200 at the International Handicraft Exhibition at Earls Court in 1953 for his exhibit - a three-legged bowl. £50 - 80

£200 - 250 40 Frederick Rhead for Wood & Sons A rocket shaped twin handled vase, height 18cm, together with an inverted baluster form vase, height 23.5cm, each having tube-lined decoration of Art Nouveau motifs on a mustard coloured ground, puce factory marks and signature to base £50 - 80

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41 Kathi Urbach for Beswick Two jardinieres each modelled in the form of a Dove, having relief decoration of stylised motifs on a black and green ground, printed factory marks and original labels to body, height of largest example 21cm, length of largest example 26cm £30 - 50 42 An unusual Pilkingtons Royal Lancastrian high fired vase Modelled with a twisted neck, having an allover mottled green glaze with purple and brown colourways, factory marks to base, height 17cm £100 - 150 43 An Arts & Crafts twin handled bottle vase Decorated with stylised glazed panels on a mottled body, unmarked, height 21cm £40 - 60 44 A contemporary Hollohaza Hungarian porcelain cylindrical vase Painted with a stylised multicoloured decoration depicting floral motifs, factory marks to base, height 17cm

£30 - 40 45 A modern Moorcroft pottery table lamp of ovoid form Decorated in the ‘Tribute to Charles Rennie Mackintosh’ pattern, raised on turned wooden support, height excluding fitting 21cm, complete with original shade £70 - 100 46 A Clarice Cliff Bizarre vase of inverted baluster form Decorated in the ‘Blue Ribbon’ pattern, printed factory marks to base, height 16cm £70 - 100 47 A Clarice Cliff Fantasque vase of bulbous form Decorated in the ‘Fruit’ pattern, gilt marks to base, height 16cm £50 - 80 48 A Beswick Art Deco ceramic wall mask Modelled in the form of a girl with blonde hair wearing a black hat, printed factory marks and numbered 8205 to verso, length 16cm £40 - 60 49 A pair of Royal Doulton Art Deco circular ashtrays Each decorated in the ‘Shagreen’ pattern with hallmarked silver rim, assay marks for London 1929, printed factory marks to base, diameter 11.5cm £80 - 120 50 An impressive modern Moorcroft limited edition vase of slender cylindrical form Decorated in the ‘Elegy’ pattern by Anji Davenport, numbered 318/500, impressed marks, dated (19)97 and signed to base, retailed by B&W Thornton Stratford-on-Avon, height 26cm, complete with original box £400 - 500 51 A large Carn pottery mushroom vase Having borax blue glazed shoulder above relief geometric and floral decoration, early stamp and signed to base, height 21.5cm £60 - 70

52 A modern Moorcroft enamel limited edition jar and cover Decorated in the ‘Eider Duck’ pattern, numbered 36/75 and dated (19)99 to base, height 7.5cm, complete with box £200 - 250 53 A modern Moorcroft limited edition vase of baluster form Decorated with Daisies, impressed marks dated 2001 and initials for Emma Bossons to base, height 11cm, complete with box £60 - 80 54 A modern Moorcroft enamel limited edition vase of cylindrical form Decorated in the ‘Kingfisher’ pattern, printed factory marks and numbered 50/80 to base, height 7cm, complete with box £100 - 150 55 A modern Moorcroft enamel limited edition vase of baluster form

Decorated in the ‘Tawny Owl’ pattern, printed factory marks and numbered 80/100 to base, height 6cm £120 - 140

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56 A modern Moorcroft enamel vase of tapering cylindrical form Decorated in the ‘Leopards’ pattern, printed factory marks and dated (19)99 to base, height 8cm £100 - 150 57 A modern Moorcroft enamel limited edition vase of bulbous form Decorated to the exterior and interior in the ‘Teals’ pattern, painted by Steven Smith, factory marks, dated (20)01 and numbered 20/25 to base, height 8cm, complete with box and certificate £400 - 500 58 A large Pilkingtons Royal Lancastrian high fired lustre vase Of ovoid form with flared neck, decorated with a dragon inset within floral motifs on a green glazed ground, impressed factory marks and painted initials for Gordon Forsyth along with a bird to base, height 26cm £300 - 500 59 A modern Moorcroft enamel limited edition vase Decorated in the ‘Crown Imperial’ pattern, factory marks, dated (19)99 and numbered 6/100 to base, height 9.5m, complete with certificate and box

£100 - 150 60 A modern Moorcroft enamel limited edition vase Decorated in the ‘Yorkshire Hare’ pattern, factory marks date (19)99 and numbered 49/50 to base, height 8cm, complete with box £150 - 200 61 A Pilkingtons Royal Lancastrian vase of inverted baluster form Having an allover red glaze to body, impressed factory marks to base, height 16cm £50 - 80 62 A modern Moorcroft enamel vase of bulbous form Decorated with Penguins, factory marks and dated (20)00 to base, height 8cm, complete with box £150 - 200 63 A Della Robbia (Birkenhead) jug of bulbous form Incised by Charles Collins, decorated with a single band of flowers above stylised motifs, painted with green, blue and brown, incised with DR ship motif and D.E and C, height 11cm £100 - 150 64 A Della Robbia (Birkenhead) hanging wall pocket Modelled in the form of a cross with relief floral decoration and central roundel painted with initials IIIS, painted by Liza Wilkns, signed DR with ship, LW 2, B.Head and indistinctly inscribed, height 18.5cm, width 10cm £80 - 120 65 A modern Moorcroft enamel limited edition vase of shouldered form Decorated in the ‘Cornflower’ pattern, painted by Sandra Dance, factory marks signed and numbered 36/150 to base, height 8cm complete with box and certificate

by Liza Wilkns and signed DR with ship, HP and P to base, height 27cm, diameter 33cm

70 A Burslem pottery stoneware grotesque tobacco jar and cover

£800 - 1200

‘The Headmaster’ designed by Andrew Hull, impressed marks and signature to base, height 37cm

67 A modern Moorcroft pottery vase of bulbous form with cylindrical neck Decorated in the ‘Rarotonga’ pattern, circa (19)98, impressed factory marks and numbered 168 to base, height 10cm, complete with box £150 - 200 68 A modern Moorcroft pottery vase of ovoid form Decorated in the ‘Castle Garden’ pattern, circa (19)98, impressed factory marks, numbered 473/500 and signed in gilt by Debbie Hancock to base, height 9cm, complete with original box

£150 - 200 71 A modern Moorcroft enamel limited edition vase Of bulbous form, decorated internal and externally in the ‘Hedgehog’ pattern by Steven Smith, factory marks and numbered 25/25 to base, height 8cm, complete with box £500 - 600 72 A modern Moorcroft enamel jar and cover Decorated in the ‘Polar Bear’ pattern, factory marks to base, height 8cm, complete with original box

£80 - 120

£120 - 140

69 A modern Moorcroft enamel limited edition vase of cylindrical form

73 A large and impressive Walter Moorcroft vase of ovoid form

66 A large and impressive Della Robbia (Birkenhead) jardiniere

Decorated in the ‘Ducks’ pattern, factory marks and numbered 58/80 to base, height 7cm, complete with certificate and box

Decorated in the Orchid pattern on a blue ground, blue and impressed signature to base, height 33cm

Heavily decorated in a blue and green glaze with hieroglyphic motifs on a brown glazed body, painted

£100 - 150

£300 - 400

74 A large and impressive Walter Moorcroft vase of ovoid form Decorated in the ‘Leaf and Berry’ pattern on a green and blue glazed ground, blue and impressed signature to base, height 33cm £400 - 500 75 A modern Moorcroft pottery limited edition vase of bulbous form Decorated in the ‘Flanders Moss’ pattern, by Philip Gibson, circa 2002, impressed factory marks signature and numbered 58/250 to base, height 22cm, complete with original box £300 - 400 76 A modern Moorcroft enamel limited edition vase Of bulbous form, painted external and internally in the ‘Tigers’ pattern, by Sandra Dance, signed, factory marks and numbered 37/50, complete with box £400 - 500

77 A modern Moorcroft enamel limited edition vase of baluster form

81 An English Arts & Crafts ceramic vase of cylindrical form

84 A contemporary Chinese studio pottery bowl of square form

Decorated in the ‘Poppies’ pattern, factory marks and numbered 20/100 to base, height 7cm, complete with box

In the manner of Dr Christopher Dresser, having dripped glaze decoration on a terracotta ground, unmarked, height 14cm

Raised on a column plinth base, having a mottled dripped glaze, impressed seal mark to base, height 10cm, diameter 24cm

£120 - 130

£40 - 60

£30 - 50

82 Six pieces of Pilkingtons Royal Lancastrian

85 Two pieces of Royal Copenhagen Faiance ware

78 A Rozenburg DenHaag ceramic vase of ovoid form Painted with tulips and flowers on a cobalt blue ground, factory marks and numbered 297 to base, height 16cm £70 - 100 79 A Rozenburg DenHaag Art Nouveau vase of bulbous form with cylindrical neck Painted with Art Nouveau flower heads and foliate on a blue ground, signed and numbered 389 to base, height 16cm £150 - 200 80 A Maling lustre pedestal bowl of octagonal form

To include an orange vermilion vase of tapering form, height 13cm, a similar bowl, diameter 21.5cm, a high fired vase of cylindrical form having an allover green glaze, height 9cm, two matt blue vases, height of largest example 12cm, matt green glazed bowl, height 13cm

To include a vase of square form painted with stylised motifs on a grey ground by Nils Thorsson, height 15cm, width 18cm, together with a vase of square form decorated with a stylised brown and black glaze on a cream body, by Ellen Malmer, height 14cm

£100 - 150

£50 - 60

83 Two contemporary studio pottery smoke fired vases

86 A James Kent Art Deco conical bowl

The first vase of ovoid form, height 12.5cm, the second of squat bulbous form having two incised lines to top rim, height 8cm, each having multicoloured mottled decoration with impressed marks to base

£30 - 50

Decorated in the ‘Cydonia’ pattern, height 8cm, diameter 23.5cm

£40 - 60

Decorated with exotic birds and multicoloured foliate, factory marks to base, height 10cm, diameter 23.5cm £40 - 60 9

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87 A Royal Doulton Artware jug with silverplated and pewter mounts Having incised decoration of oak leaves and motifs on a blue and brown ground, probably by George Tinworth, with pewter cover and handle and silverplated base, height 21cm £60 - 80 88 A Whitefriars glass Suncatcher designed by Geoffrey Baxter Decorated in the tangerine colourway, diameter 19cm £120 - 140 89 A Loetz glass vase of waisted form having relief and enamelled decoration Depicting Art Nouveau flowers and motifs on a green iridescent body, pontil mark to base, height 25cm £100 - 150 90 A Rene Lalique vase of bulbous form Of bulbous form, ‘Oursin’ pattern, circa 1935, stencil mark to base, height 19cm £300 - 500 91 Lalique France clear and frosted glass bowl ‘Chene’ pattern signed Lalique France to base, diameter 19cm £50 - 80 92 A Murano glass vase of ovoid form Having internal multi-coloured decoration of ruby red and opaque, original paper label to base, height 23cm £30 - 50 93 An Art Deco Shelley six setting coffee service Decorated in the Tall Trees pattern in the Queen Anne shape, comprising coffee pot, milk jug, sugar bowl, six cups, six saucers, pattern number 11678, height of coffee pot 20cm £50 - 70 94 A large and impressive Carn studio pottery vase Modelled in the form of a diamond, decorated to three sides with geometric motifs with blue highlights, the 10

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fourth side decorated with floral motifs, stamped and signed to base, height 26cm

98 A Clarice Cliff Bizarre vase of shouldered cylindrical form

£40 - 60

Decorated in the ‘Rhodanthe’ pattern on a ribbed body, factory marks to base, height 21cm

95 Derek Clarkson (1928-2013) studio pottery bottle vase Of ovoid form with flared neck, decorated with stylised motifs on a golden glazed ground, impressed seal marks to base, height 20cm £50 - 80 96 Derek Clarkson (1928-2013) studio pottery bottle vase

£120 - 150 99 A Rosenthal studio-line three dimensional vase Decorated in the ‘Orientalis’ pattern designed by Tadao Amano, height 14cm £30 - 50 100 An Art Deco style Goebel model of a camel

Of ovoid form with flared neck, decorated with blue painted stylised brush strokes with red iron oxide dots and gilt neck, impressed seal mark to base, height 20cm

Decorated in black with gilt highlights depicting Art Deco motifs, blue mark to base, height 16cm

£60 - 80

101 An Art Deco style Cope & Co ceramic wall mask

97 An Art Deco Grays pottery Susie Cooper jug Of bulbous form, hand-painted with vibrant colours and Art Deco symbols and shapes, galleon mark and number 7960 to base, height 12cm £40 - 60

£60 - 80

Depicting a lady wearing a blue cap with blonde curly hair, impressed marks and numbered 2 verso, length 9cm £30 - 40

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102 An Art Deco style Crown Ducal vase Of cylindrical form, painted with multicoloured decoration of floral motifs, black printed factory marks to base, height 15.5cm £30 - 50 103 A John Butler A J Wilkinson Meiping shaped vase Decorated in the ‘Regatta Tahiti’ pattern, handpainted with stylised boats in river scene in vibrant colours and silver lustrous ground, painted signature to rim, factory marks to base, height 23cm £80 - 120 104 Two pieces of Wedgwood pottery after Clarice Cliff To include a Yo Yo vase decorated in ‘Sliced Circle’ pattern, height 23cm, conical sugar shaker decorated in the ‘May Avenue’ pattern, height 13cm, each complete with certificates and original box. £50 - 70 105 An Arts & Crafts Elton ware four handled vase Of inverted baluster form, having four incised roundel’s depicting stylised motifs on a blue and black dripped glaze, signed Elton to base, height 21cm £80 - 120 106 Emmanuel Cooper (1938-2012) studio pottery footed bowl Having mottled decoration with a white glazed rim, C mark to rim, height 7cm, diameter 15.5cm £80 - 100 107 A Della Robia (Birkenhead) studio pottery vase Of bulbous form with flared neck, decorated with panels depicting sunflowers and flowers inset between a green glaze, incised marks and painters initials for Gwendoline Buckler, height 21cm (af) £50 - 70 108 A large and impressive Jason Wason (b.1946) studio pottery vase

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Modelled in the form of a flying saucer, having relief decoration of linear motifs with square roundels, impressed seal mark to base, height 31cm, diameter 36cm

109 A pair of Hannah Barlow for Doulton Lambeth vases

£400 - 600

£800 - 1200

Each of slender ovoid form, rising from a spreading circular base and with a tapered neck and flared flat rim, the central body with buff ground detailed with inscribed and white glazed depictions of ponies and horses, within tubeline foliate borders, 38.5cm high. (2)

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120 120 A large and impressive Murano Sommerso glass vase

110 A post war Italian ceramic figure group Depicting a young girl clutching her dog whilst being attacked by a duck, signed Italy F.P **, height 28cm

Of oval form with flared neck, having two colour encased decoration of purple and turquoise encased within a clear coloured edge, height 35cm

£80 - 120 111 Three pieces of Royal Doulton Tango pattern

£80 - 120

To include two twin handled lidded tureens, diameter 26cm, oval meat plate, length 27.5cm each in the green colourway

121 A John Ditchfield Glasform paperweight

£40 - 60

£30 - 40

112 Three Shelley Regent shaped plates

122 A Luigi Mandruzzato for Murano faceted glass vase

Of bulbous form having stylised decoration on an iridescent ground, signed to base, diameter 6cm

Decorated in the ‘Mode’ pattern to include a pair of square plates, diameter 25cm, oval meat plate, length 36cm

Modelled in the form of a diamond, finished in a brown colourway with clear foot rim and edge, height 26cm

£40 - 60

£30 - 50

113 A Mdina glass fish vase

123 A pair of Murano glass vases

Of bulbous form with cylindrical neck, having internal multi-coloured decoration, height 19cm

Each decorated with linear and relief bubbles on an amber and pink coloured ground, height 25cm

£30 - 50

114 A contemporary studio glass vase of bulbous form

124 An Arts & Crafts twin handled glass vase

Decorated in relief with eight stylised roundels on a yellow mottled ground, height 20cm

Of squat form, relief decorated with two applied green glass motifs, with two green glass handles, rough pontil mark to base, height 16cm

£30 - 50

£50 - 80

115 An Art Nouveau Daum Nancy glass vase

125 An early 20th Century vaseline glass light shade

Of squat bulbous form, having four pinched corners, on an iridescent amber ground, signed to base, complete with price label, height 14cm £60 - 80 116 A contemporary studio glass vase

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Of cylindrical form with flared rim, having engraved decoration of circles on a green coloured ground, smooth pontil mark to base, height 15.5cm

118 After Koloman Moser for Loetz crackled glass ‘Owl’ jug

£40 - 60

£30 - 50

117 A contemporary Alistair Malcolm glass paperweight

119 A Stuart & Sons glass vase of ovoid form

Of cylindrical form, height 22cm

Of ovoid form, relief decorated with gilt glass strips and linear motifs, signed to foot rim, height 10cm

In the manner of Powell, having linear decoration with black coloured highlights, pontil mark to base, height 25cm

£40 - 60

£70 - 100

In the manner of Powell, having linear decoration with wavy rim, height 12cm, together with a milk glass light shade having wavy rim and green glass edge, height 10cm £50 - 80 126 A contemporary studio glass footed conical bowl Decorated with air bubbles on an amethyst coloured body, smooth pontil mark to base, height 21cm, diameter 30cm £50 - 80

127 A contemporary studio glass vase of triangular form Indistinctly signed and dated 98 to rim, decorated with a stylised landscape scene with iridescent colours, height 17cm, together with a Phoenix studio glass vase, decorated with white speckles on a green coloured body, to signed Phoenix Malta to base, height 13cm £50 - 80 128 An Art Nouveau Daum cameo glass vase of bulbous form with cylindrical neck Decorated with ‘Thistles’ on a two tone coloured ground, with gilt rim, signed in gilt to base, height 12cm £300 - 500 129 A Lalique France green glass model of a lizard Having relief decoration, original paper label and signed, length 13cm

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£70 - 100 130 A Lalique France clear and frosted glass model of a cockerel Relief decorated, original label and signed to base, height 20cm £80 - 120 131 A Lalique France green glass model of ‘Gregoire’ Relief decorated, complete with original label, signed to base, height 7.5cm, length 10cm, complete with original box £100 - 150 132 Two Lalique France models of bears Each having relief decoration, finished in a brown colourway, height of larger example 8cm, each signed to base, one example complete with original box £70 - 100 133 Two pieces of Lalique glassware

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To include a frosted glass figure depicting a nude girl with flowing hair, signed to base, height 12cm, together with a figural plaque relief decorated with a classical maiden, stamped Lalique society of America 1990, height 13cm

138 A Lalique France clear and frosted glass model of a Bison

£60 - 80

Raised on a rectangular plinth base, height 10cm, length 12cm

134 A vaseline glass shade of star form

£70 - 100

In the manner of Powell, having linear decoration, height 14cm

139 A rare Lalique France perfume bottle and stopper

£60 - 80

Of bulbous form, having relief decoration similar to a Celtic knot with amethyst glass applied roundels, signed and numbered Ez11574, height 16cm

135 A vaseline glass light shade of onion form In the manner of Powell having twisted linear decoration, height 11cm

£150 - 200

£40 - 60

140 Two Art Nouveau clear glass vases

136 An Art Nouveau glass bowl

The first example of tapering cylindrical form with flared neck, relief decorated with green glass spirals, smooth pontil mark to base, height 13cm, the second example of bulbous form having twisted style body with applied green glass top, smooth pontil mark to base, height 12cm

Relief decorated with green glass roundels, smooth pontil mark to base, diameter 14cm, together with a vaseline glass bowl with wavy rim, smooth pontil mark to base, diameter 13cm £60 - 80

£50 - 80

137 Two Art Nouveau Stuart and Sons clear glass vases The first of bulbous form with wavy rim, relief decorated with green glass roundels, height 11cm, the second vase of cylindrical form raised on footed base, also relief decorated with twisted green glass roundels, height 13cm £70 - 100

141 A Lalique France amethyst night light Of tapering form, having incised decoration foliate, original paper label and signed to base, height 8cm (complete with original box)

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142 An Art Nouveau style glass vase with flared neck Relief decorated with applied green glass depicting a stylised tree and branches, smooth pontil mark to base, height 24cm £60 - 80 143 A Loetz early 20th Century glass vase with flared neck Decorated with Art Nouveau style silver overlay on a green and blue iridescent ground, height 12cm £100 - 150 144 A large and impressive Murano glass bowl Modelled in the form of an oval star, finished in a blue colourway, height 14cm, length 68cm £60 - 80 145 An Arts & Crafts clear glass decanter of squat form with cylindrical neck In the manner of Dr Christopher Dresser, the plain glass body having ribbed decorated with hallmarked silver collar and cover by Hukin & Heath, Birmingham 1892, smooth pontil mark to base, height 24cm £100 - 150 146 Four contemporary glass paperweights

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159 152 A contemporary sculpture in the manner of Pablo Picasso

To include two Perthshire examples, the first example having millefiori decoration with P cane and dated 97, two faceted examples, one having floral encased decoration

149 Three Perthshire glass paperweights

£60 - 80

£80 - 120

£60 - 80

150 A Whitefriars glass faceted paperweight

153 A Contemporary studio pottery jug

Having millefiori decoration with central butterfly, signed with monk to cane and dated 1975

In the form of a pumpkin, with allover drippled glaze, signed to base with animal mark, height 12cm

£40 - 60

£50 - 80

151 Hispano Moresque early 20th Century copper lustre charger

154 Two Luigi Mandruzzato for Murano glass bowls

Decorated with a stylised bird attacking a deer, inside scrolls and foliate, signed to verso, diameter 48cm

Each having faceted cut designs, the larger example decorated in a green colour, height 12cm, diameter 19cm, the smaller example decorated in a amethyst colour, height 8cm, diameter 11cm

147 A Whitefriars glass paperweight Having faceted outer body, internally decorated with millefiori, signed with monk and dated 1973, diameter 6cm £40 - 60 148 A Murano glass circular paperweight Having internal latticino & pink ribbon decoration, diameter 5.5cm £40 - 60

Each having encased open cane work decoration, each signed various dates to include 1970, 1975, 1976

£300 - 500

Indistinctly signed possibly by Artis Orbis Homage, height 50cm

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166 A contemporary studio pottery model of a fish

155 A Whitefriars glass bark effect vase Designed by Geoffrey Baxter, decorated in the Kingfisher blue colourway, smooth pontil mark to base, height 24cm

Having relief and incised decoration, unmarked, height 24cm, length 33cm

£40 - 60

£30 - 50

156 A Whitefriars glass bark effect vase

167 A French Art Deco alabaster and marble mantle clock

Having applied spelter figure depicting a semi-nude girl seated holding a bird, the octagonal dial stamped Sponosl Freres Bpesl, height 37cm, length 41cm, complete with key and pendulum

£40 - 60 157 A Whitefriars glass bark effect coffin vase Designed by Geoffrey Baxter, decorated in the Ruby Red colourway, height 13.5cm £30 - 50 158 A Whitefriars glass mobile phone vase Designed by Geoffrey Baxter, decorated in the Indigo colourway, complete with original paper label, smooth pontil mark to base, height 16.5cm £60 - 80 159 A large and impressive Whitefriars glass drunken bricklayer Designed by Geoffrey Baxter, decorated in the Cinnamon colourway, complete with original whitefriars and Design centre label, smooth pontil mark to base, height 33cm

£60 - 80

171 162 An Arts & Crafts style twin handled vase of ovoid form Decorated with a soldier entitled Willelm, the back side depicting a soldier holding shield, painted in shades of brown, green, turquoise and beige, indistinctly signed to base, possibly Dumy Ay Jubles Norway, height 25.5cm £40 - 60 163 A large Rosenthal studio-line three dimensional vase

£200 - 300

‘Kusumam’ range by Tadao Amano, factory marks and signature to base, height 28cm

160 A Clarice Cliff Bizarre conical sugar shaker

£40 - 60

Painted with bands of green, pink and beige colours, factory marks and cork to base, height 14cm

164 A Carlton ware Armand lustre ware trumpet vase

£60 - 80

Decorated in gilt and painted colours depicting butterfly’s on a pale blue ground, gilt factory marks to base, height 20cm

161 A circa 1960’s Italian ceramic lamp base Of baluster form, having incised floral decoration, stamped made in Italy to base, complete with original shade, height (excluding fitting) 28cm £30 - 50

£40 - 60 165 A contemporary studio pottery vase of slender cylindrical form Painted with geometric decoration, indistinctly signed to base, height 31.5cm

168 A French Art Deco desk stand Having a gilt spelter figure applied modelled in the form of a girl with out swept arms beside a hexagonal ink holder, raised on a rectangular marble plinth base, height 13cm, length 21m £40 - 60 169 An Art Deco veined marble three piece clock garniture The clock having silvered dial with Arabic numerals, height 21cm £60 - 80 170 An Archibald Knox Tudric pewter three piece tea service Designed for Liberty & Co, the tea pot with original cane bound handle, each piece having cast floral decoration, impressed marks and numbered 0231 to base £300 - 500 171 An Archibald Knox English pewter and enamelled mantle clock Produced for Liberty & Co, having planish decoration throughout, surrounding a circular green and blue dial with Roman numerals, impressed factory marks and numbered 01155 to base, height 15cm £100 - 150

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172 A Tudric pewter five piece tea service

174 A pair of Dryad metal works bronze candlesticks

176 An Arts & Crafts style bronzed candle holder

Each of plain form raised on tapering stem bases, impressed marks to base, height 20cm

Having side handle with hammered decoration, height 19cm

£80 - 120

£50 - 80

175 A pair of Arts & Crafts James Dixon & Sons Cornish pewter candlesticks

177 A Franc Art Deco silver-plated figural ashtray

Each of plain form with planished decoration, stamped and numbered W1830 and with retailers label Lloyd Payne & Ammiel Manchester to base, height 22cm

Having silver-plated model of a standing polar bear raised on an onyx plinth base, stamped Franc to rim, height 10cm

£100 - 150

£70 - 100

Each piece having planished decoration throughout, comprising two tea pots and hot water pot each with bound wicker handles, twin handled sugar bowl, milk jug, impressed marks and numbered 0993 to base £50 - 80 173 A Robert Welch for Old Hall stainless steel five piece tea service In the Alveston range, comprising teapot, water pot, sugar bowl, milk jug and tray each with impressed factory marks to base £50 - 80

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178 An Art Deco gilt bronze figure Depicting an exotic Art Deco dancing girl wearing Deco clothing, raised on onyx plinth base, unsigned, height 29cm £200 - 300 179 Josef Lorenzl (1892-1950) Art Deco bronze figure Depicting a semi-nude dancing girl with out swept arms and legs, signed to rim, raised on circular onyx plinth base, height 22cm £300 - 500 180 An Art Deco spelter figure group Depicting a gilt jester kissing a nude lady finished in green patination, raised on circular onyx plinth base, height 19cm £80 - 120 181 Ferdinand Preiss (1882-1943) ‘Grecian Maidens Supporting Bowl’ Modelled in the form of a circular onyx bowl supported by four ivory figures and bronze columns, terminating on a circular onyx plinth base, height 16cm, diameter 30cm NB: This bowl originally cost £32.10s when produced and is featured on page 277 of the Art Deco and other figures book by Bryan Catley

182 Ferdinand Preiss (1882-1943) bronze and ivory figure ‘Russian Dancer’

187 A contemporary bronze figure group ‘Don Quixote’

See page 18 for full details £5000 - 7000

Holding a removable sword and book in his left hand, raised on onyx plinth base, height 28cm

183 Ferdinand Preiss (1882-1943) Art Deco bronze and ivory figure ‘A Dancer’

188 An Art Deco style bronze figure

See page 19 for full details £8000 - 12000 184 Ferdinand Preiss (1882-1943) Art Deco bronze and ivory clock See page 20 for full details £8000 - 12000 185 A Kitty McBride bronze model of a mouse Seated drinking on a leaf, incised signature and numbered 5/50 to base, length 10cm £40 - 60 186 An Art Deco silvered spelter figure group Depicting an Art Deco girl seated wearing a floral dress beside an Alsatian dog, raised on marble and onyx plinth base, signed Janle, height 23cm, length 57cm

£80 - 120 Depicting a semi-nude dancing girl wearing a top hat and holding a pole, raised on veined marble triangular plinth base, height 22cm £150 - 200 189 An Art Deco style gilt and black spelter figure Depicting a semi nude girl with gilt highlights, impressed signature F.P. Zimmer Stutte 1920 to base, raised on oval wooden plinth base, height 44cm £100 - 150 190 A pair of contemporary Fondica gilt bronze table lamps Having planished decoration throughout, impressed signature and dated 2000 to base, height 42cm £300 - 500

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182 Ferdinand Preiss (1882-1943) bronze and ivory figure ‘Russian Dancer’ Modelled with a dancing girl holding an ivory tambourine, raised on veined marble plinth base, signed to rim, height 32cm NB: This figure is featured on page 305 of the Art Deco and other figures book by Bryan Catley £5000 - 7000

183 Ferdinand Preiss (1882-1943) Art Deco bronze and ivory figure ‘A Dancer’ Depicting a dancing girl wearing a pink and silver dress with out swept arms, raised on shaped onyx plinth base, signed to rim, height 37cm NB: This figure cost £16 when produced and is featured on page 304 of the Art Deco and other figures book by Bryan Catley £8000 - 12000

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184 Ferdinand Preiss (1882-1943) Art Deco bronze and ivory clock ‘Girl on Clock’, depicting a girl seated on an onyx clock, the dial with Roman numerals, height 32cm NB: There is a similar piece featured on page 305 in the Art Deco and others figures book by Bryan Catley £8000 - 12000

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196 191 An Art Deco marble three piece clock garniture The circular clock face with Roman numerals flanked on one side by two smaller circles and a gilt spelter model of a pheasant to the other, height 21cm, with two garniture circular plinths £60 - 80 192 An Art Deco chrome plated desk lighter Modelled with a nude dancing girl with out swept arms, raised on a circular ball, terminating on square plinth base, height 22cm £80 - 120 193 An Art Deco style chrome table lamp With mottled glass shade having stepped decoration, raised on a single column support with two circles, height 42cm (sold electrically untested)

197 194 A 1950’s adjustable reading lamp With white plastic shade, raised on single chromed column and flat circular base, height 59cm (sold electrically untested) £80 - 120 195 Royal Lancastrian Pilkingtons lustre vase of cylindrical form Decorated with mythical birds perching beside foliate and grapes on a yellow lustre glaze, painters marks for Gwladys Rodgers and numbered 2585, height 16cm. £300 - 500 196 A Clarice Cliff Bizarre circular plate Designed by Laura Knight A.R.A, decorated with a circus performer with a lion within a circular tent border, 1st edition circa 1934, diameter 26cm

198 197 A Troika Newlyn pottery square shaped vase Designed by Leslie Illsley, decorated in a manganese colourway, having four relief circles, produced for Heals of London, signed Troika Cornwall England to base, height 23cm £400 - 600 198 A modern Moorcroft pottery vase Decorated in the Woodside farm pattern, designed by Anji Davenport, shape number 98/8, circa (19)99, factory marks to base, height 21cm (complete with box) £300 - 400

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199 A Troika St Ives pottery slab vase Decorated in the ‘Stove man’ pattern on a manganese ground with cobalt highlights, the reverse decorated with styled motifs on a matt manganese ground, signed Troika St Ives to base with painters initials for Benny Sirota, height 18cm NB: Benny Sirota was one of the original three founders of Troika Pottery in 1963 £150 - 200 200 A pair of Theodore Deck circular chargers Painted by Eugene Gluck, depicting Jeanne D’Arc each finished on a turquoise ground, signed to rim and impressed factory marks verso, diameter 29.5cm £800 - 1000 201 A pair of Rene Lalique wine glasses Each with large funnel shaped bowls, raised on clear and black speckled stems, stencil mark to base, height 12cm. £80 - 120 202 A George V Art Deco hallmarked silver cylindrical holder Having engine turned decoration throughout with two ivorine side panes and single vacant cartouche, made by Sampson Mordan & Co, London 1927, height 9cm, length 18cm £150 - 200 22

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203 A pair of George V hallmarked silver and oak candlesticks Each having oak barley twist columns, finished with silver bases and tops, the silver having planished decoration, possibly made by Albert Ernest Jenkins, Birmingham, 1921, height 25cm £400 - 600 204 A pair of Mexican sterling silver candle holders Each having three socles, raised on a spring style support impressed marks Hecho en Mexico to base, height 13cm, length 25cm £80 - 120 205 A contemporary hallmarked silver patch box and cover

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Of circular form, the cover having cast stylised decoration with a single amethyst stone, makers marks SDG London 1957, height 3cm £80 - 120 206 A George VI Art Deco hallmarked silver and enamel compact case The square cover having green and white enamelled decoration, makers marks indistinct, Birmingham 1940, length 6.5cm £80 - 120 207 A Christian Dior silver-plated ruler lighter and letter opener Signed to rim, and dated 14-7-98, length 40cm £80 - 120 208 A George V hallmarked silver and Guilloche enamel dressing table set Comprising hand mirror, cloths brush, hair brush, made by Adie Brothers, Birmingham 1935

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£60 - 80 209 A pair of Georg Jensen 925 silver and wood salad servers The cast silver handles having planished decoration throughout, length 21cm £60 - 80

214 210 A continental white and gilt metal cake slice

213 An Arts & Crafts Goutet Tenn pewter circular charger

Having cast and incised floral decoration, fitted in original box marked A LA Gerbe d’or 86 R. De Rivoli Paris

Having cast decoration depicting fish, impressed factory marks and signed O.Ahlberg, diameter 36cm

£60 - 80 211 Two Georg Jensen 925 silver spoons The first having stepped finial, length 14cm, the second example having cast handle, length 14cm, together with a Danish silver teaspoon, length 10cm £100 - 150 212 An Arts & Crafts style circular lidded wooden box Having pewter floral overlay with a central turquoise coloured stone, diameter 8cm

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£80 - 120 214 A Contemporary copper circular pedestal bowl Having green patina throughout, unsigned, diameter 45cm £150 - 200 215 A John Maltby (b.1936) ‘Wise King’ Stoneware sculpture, circular embossed mark to front, signed and dated 2012 to base, height 41cm £400 - 600

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216 A Clarice Cliff Wilkinson pottery candle holder

220 A rare Jaeger Lecoultre royal jubilee limited edition ‘Atmos’ clock

224 An English Art Deco chrome framed mantle clock

Modelled in the form of an arab male holding a basket, painted in reds, blues, yellow and black, embossed and green factory marks to base, height 14cm

With chrome frame, the circular dial with Arabic dial, height 22cm

With revolving square face, the dial with Roman numerals, raised on a stepped plinth base, height 9cm

£400 - 600

£40 - 60

221 A Jaeger Lecoultre ‘Atmos’ clock

225 A large and impressive contemporary marble sculpture

£40 - 60 217 A pair of Mintons Arts & Crafts style twin handled vases Each painted with fruit trees in landscape, printed factory marks and number 1B to base, height 27cm £200 - 300 218 Mary Devlin ‘Chess Tubes’ contemporary chess set The chess pieces are made from recycled paint tubes, signed and date 1999 to verso of board £80 - 120

With brass frame, the circular dial with Roman numerals, height 24cm, complete with original box and paperwork £200 - 300 222 A contemporary Junghans Mega radio controlled mantle clock With arch top, height 20cm £70 - 100 223 A rare and unusual Christon clock

219 A Jaeger Lecoultre ‘Atmos’ clock

With glass domed and Roman numerals, with three circular metal time indicators, height 19cm

Of typical form with brass frame, the circular dial with Arabic numerals, height 23cm

£70 - 100

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Depicting three figures intertwined, height 61cm £60 - 80 226 An unusual Aesthetic movement mantle clock Having ebonised case with carved decoration surrounding a central blue and white face with Arabic numerals, marked Powell Jones & Co, The Queen London, height 55cm (af) £80 - 120 227 An Arts & Crafts hanging lantern Having four stained glass panels within gilt metal frame, overall height 100cm £80 - 120

232 235 A Wedgwood after Clarice Cliff coffee service Decorated in various patterns to include Cornwall, Windbells and Secrets, comprising coffee pot, milk jug, sugar bowl, eight cups, eight saucers £40 - 60 236 Three Winchcombe pottery lidded tureens Two of circular form with side handles, impressed seal marks to rim, diameter of largest example 27cm, a further circular example with two handles, diameter 21cm £80 - 120 237 Two Winchcombe pottery studio pottery lidded jars The smaller example having speckled decoration, each on a white glazed ground, height of largest example 17cm £60 - 80 238 A Winchcombe pottery thirty nine piece studio pottery table service

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228 Brian Newman two pieces of studio pottery To include pedestal bowl, height 10cm, diameter 23cm, circular charger diameter 28cm each having stylised decoration on a tenmoku glaze ground together with two David Eccles studio pottery chargers, each having stylised decoration, diameter of largest example 35cm

245 232 A modern Moorcroft rectangular limited edition wall plaque Having two square tiles, each decorated in the ‘Flanders Moss’ pattern, designed by Philip Gibson, numbered 34/100, circa 2002, signed and impressed marks to verso, inset within light medium oak frame, complete with original box

£40 - 60

£200 - 300

229 Eight pieces of studio pottery

233 Thirty Wedgwood after Clarice Cliff circular cabinet plates

Including Clay Pits, Michael Cole, height of largest piece 15cm £30 - 50 230 Five pieces of assorted studio pottery To include pedestal foot bowl having splashed glaze decoration, four various jugs to include an example with temoku glaze £30 - 50 231 Five pieces of assorted studio pottery To include a vase having stylised decoration, height 22cm, circular plate incised decorated with a pig with a piglet

Various patterns to include Windmill, Lugano, Palermo, Caravan, Floreat, diameter 20cm £200 - 300 234 Six various Wedgwood after Clarice Cliff chargers and plates Various sizes and patterns to include Orange Erin, Blue firs, Solitude, May Avenue, diameter of largest example 31cm £50 - 80

Comprising teapot with swing wicker handle, milk jug, sugar bowl, six cups, five saucers, five bowls diameter 15cm, nine side plates, diameter 18cm, four lidded pots, five plates, diameter 24cm, salt and pepper shakers £150 - 200 239 A modern Moorcroft vase of baluster form Decorated in the Prairie pattern, designed by Rachel Bishop, impressed factory marks and label to base, height 21cm £70 - 100 240 An Art Nouveau glass oil lamp in the manner of Stuart and Sons The clear glass reservoir having four green and blue applied roundel’s, raised on brass support, overall height 56cm £70 - 100 241 Stephen Broadbent (b.1961) contemporary resin sculpture Depicting a figure with out-swept arm, raised on light oak plinth base, height 38cm £50 - 100

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242 Stephen Broadbent (b.1961) contemporary resin sculpture

244 Tom Merren (20th Century) large and impressive bronze sculpture

245 Jim Collins (20th Century) contemporary perspex sculpture ‘Paint Tubes’

Depicting three figures intertwined, raised on light oak plinth base, height 100cm

Depicting nude dancing girls, raised on a shaped oval marble plinth base, height 43, length 88cm

Modelled in the form of lower torso filled with used paint tubes, height 45cm

£300 - 400

£300-500

£100 - 150

243 Tom Merren (20th Century) large bronze sculpture

244A Tom Merren (20th Century) contemporary bronze sculpture

246 John Olsen (American 20th century) contemporary sculpture

Depicting seven individual bronze models conjoined onto one marble plinth base, various scenes to include lovers embracing, height 23cm, length 101cm

‘Birth of Helium Three’ raised on oval marble plinth base, height 28cm, length 58cm

Depicting a flamingo, having rebar legs, coil spring and further reclaimed metalwork, signed and numbered 8930 to base, height 101cm

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247 Jim Collins (20th Century) contemporary sculpture ‘Eagle’

252 A pair of Ercol light elm ‘Butterfly’ chairs

Modelled in the form on an eagle perching, finished with dripped multicoloured paint work throughout, height 48cm

£100 - 150

£80 - 120

Each end section with oval cut out handles, raised on column supports, height 59cm, length 73cm

248 A post war teak coffee table of rectangular form

Each raised on column supports, height of back 74cm 253 A post war teak two tier trolley

£50 - 80

Raised on column supports, height 43cm, length 81cm

254 A set of six Arne Hovmand-Olsen teak and plywood armchairs

£80 - 100

Designed for Mogens Kold, Denmark 1960, having black rope effect arms, one example stamped to underside, height 66cm

249 A circa 1970s teak two tier trolley With single leaning arm supports two tiers, raised on four casters, height 83cm £100 - 150 250 A Danish teak nest of three graduation coffee tables Each having hand-painted tiled tops, circa 1970s with multicoloured stylised decoration, signed Ok-Art and dated 77 to rim, each marked Denmark to underside, height of largest example 45cm, length 62cm £150 - 200 251 A pair of Neils Moller model 75 armchairs

£2400 - 3000 255 A pair of Swedish teak oval twin handled trays

257 Eero Saarinen for Knoll white ‘Tulip’ coffee table With oval top, raised on cast metal support, indistinct embossed marks to base, height 39cm, length 75cm £100 - 150 258 A Secessionist bent wood armchair Attributed to Otto Wagner for Thonet, circa 1905, height of back 78cm £80 - 120 259 An Arts & Crafts stained oak hexagonal topped coffee table In the manner of Liberty & Co, having pierced and scrolling decoration, raised on column supports, height 54cm £50 - 80

Each of plain form, stamped verso Ary Nybro Sweden, length 55cm

260 An Arts & Crafts beech wood music chest of drawers

£50 - 60

Having four drawers with brass handles in the form of love hearts, raised on four vase style legs, height 92cm

256 A contemporary teak table lamp Of cylindrical form with shouldered neck, (sold electrically untested), height 30cm

£50 - 70

£30 - 50

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261 A Artedis tubular chrome and glass topped coffee table

262 A contemporary chrome framed fibre optic coffee table

Circa 1970s, having three circular revolving table tops, original label to interior, diameter 70cm

Circa 1970s, of square form raised on chrome tubular legs, height 39cm, length 60cm (sold electrically untested)

£100 - 150

£80 - 120

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263 A contemporary chrome framed telephone table

266 A contemporary circular wall mirror

Circa 1970s with a white perspex seat having three chrome bars and telephone holder, height 46cm length 107cm

£40 - 60

£50 - 70

In the manner of Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni for Zanotta, raised on two tubular supports, height 58cm

264 A pair of contemporary singe chairs In the manner of Vico Magistretti Golem chairs, raised on wirework supports, height of backs 101cm £80 - 120

Having inverted circular panel, diameter 110cm 267 Four contemporary chrome plated stools

£80 - 120 268 A Aero-Art piano stool

Having four oval heating tubes, embossed marks, height 70cm

The two side panels originally made from a aeroplane wing, with original label Aero-Art product guaranteed to be made from British aircraft propellers of the war period 1914-1918, height 73cm

£50 - 60

£60 - 100

265 A Duplex green enamel radiator

269 A post war revolving black finishing coffee table With circular revolving top, raised on cast metal support, height 55cm £40 - 60 270 An Italian white finished metal and plastic serpentine floor lamp Designed by Martinelli Luce, model number 2131, circa 1970, height 120cm (sold electrically untested) £200 - 300

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Having lacquered hand-painted top by Mygge, depicting stylised birds on a green and blue ground with gilt highlights, raised on aluminium base,signed and complete with label to underside height 45cm, diameter 118cm,

272 A Formica laminate coffee table of rectangular form

£300 - 400

£80 - 120

Attributed to Sir Terence Conran, circa 1960s, decorated with monochrome kaleidoscopic motifs, height 50cm, length 167cm, depth 38.5cm

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282 A pair of post war chairs Raised on tubular chromed supports with cane work seats and back panels, a variant of the Cesca chair, height 77cm £40 - 60 283 A contemporary globular floor lamp Circa 1970s, having a smoky brown outer plastic shell, raised on circular openwork plinth base (sold electrically untested) £50 - 80 284 A Pirelli chromed framed swivel armchair

287 277 A three section Ladderax freestanding bookcase Having two white painted side panels with an assortment of teak shelves, height 200cm £100 - 150

285 A Ugo Nespolo Italian Origlia hat stand Having ten multicoloured applied hats on a white lacquered column support, impressed Origlia Pragma Italy to base, height 175cm £80 - 120

Height 162cm bears original label to base (sold electrically untested)

Raised on four V shaped supports with magazine rack under tier, height 52, length 143cm

279 A pair of brass Arts & Crafts candle holders Each of triangular form having five socles with detachable drip trays, height 49cm £200 - 300 280 A Merrow Associates glass topped dining table The circular top raised on a chromed solid steel pedestal support, circa 1960s/70s, diameter 122cm £70 - 100 281 An Arts & Crafts inlaid occasional circular topped table Having six triangular panels each with floral inlaid decoration, raised on an ebonised base, height 58cm, diameter 56cm £40 - 60 30

£80 - 120

278 An Italian Mario Bellini ‘Area’ 160/210 standard lamp

£50 - 80

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Circa 1960s, upholstered in a striped cream fabric, embossed marks, raised on a star plinth base, height 63cm

286 A post war teak rectangular coffee table

£80 - 120 287 An Alvar Aalto square topped table model 81C Circa 1935, with red linoleum inset top, raised on four bent wood legs, height 72cm, diameter 76cm £300 - 500 288 A contempoary white finished Sperrhake Passau Harpsichord, raised on three cabriole supports, height 83cm, length 150cm £100 - 150 289 An Art Deco style tubular chromed console table Having brass joints, with glass tops, height 72cm, length 135cm £100 - 150

290 A postwar kitchenette with red painted doors Circa 1950s having enamel work top, height 183cm, length 77cm £50 - 80 291 A 1950s chromed heater Of stepped form, height 28cm, width 35cm (sold electrically untested) £50 - 60 292 A pair of post war sledge chairs Each raised on tubular chromed supports, upholstered in a grey material, height 87cm £300 - 500 293 A pair of black finished post war coffee tables Each of triangular form and when together make a square coffee table, height 30cm, length 47cm £40 - 60 294 A Gordon Russell mahogany and bamboo rosewood sideboard

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Designed by David Booth, circa 1950s, Having two carved doors, each decorated double Helix motifs, raised on block supports, height 84cm, length 122cm NB: Purchased by vendors parents at Hemmings of Northampton, circa 1984 £300 - 500 295 A Beithcraft organic range teak sideboard Of rectangular form having three doors and drawers, raised on cross stretcher foot rim, original label to inside of drawer, height 75cm, length 204cm

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£500 - 600 296 A Du-al of Harrow kitchen table of rectangular form

301 Vivienne Parr (20th Century) ‘Peapod’

With white formica top, raised on four chromed column supports, original label to underside, height 72cm, length 122cm

Contemporary elm sculpture, raised on black plinth base, height 126cm, complete with two photocopied original drawings by the artist

£70 - 100 297 An Arts & Crafts medium oak over mantle mirror

£300 - 400 302 Seven post war bar stools

Produced for Liberty & Co, having two mirror plates and single shelf, bears original enamel plaque, height 92cm, length 193cm

Circa 1950s, comprising three pairs and one single example, each raised on white painted column supports, in the manner of Frank Guille

£150 - 200 298 A post war G-Plan teak dining suite

£140 - 160

Comprising oval extending table with extra leaf, six splat back chairs, each with green upholstered seat cushions, comprising two carvers, length of table (not extended) 162cm

303 Vivienne Parr (20th Century) wall relief ‘Overlapping Vases’ Of rectangular form, length 99cm, width 27cm

£150 - 200

£100 - 150

299 A Beithcraft organic range teak dining suite

304 A mid 20th Century Pifco radiant heat lamp

Comprising extending dining table, with one extra leaf, raised on cross stretcher support, length fully extended 198cm, four chairs two examples upholstered in a contemporary green fabric, two examples have been stripped to their original teak frames but original material present,

Circa 1950s, raised on single adjustable arm (sold electrically untested) £30 - 50

£200 - 300

305 A post war beech and plywood two tier side table

300 A Gimson & Slater Ltd ‘Vesper’ teak sideboard

Having single column supporting two circular table tops, height 62cm £50 - 80

Having three doors and three drawers each with square tapering block handles, height 79cm, length 214cm £350 - 400

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306 An Art Deco blue lacquered five piece bedroom suite Comprising chest of three drawers, octagonal framed mirror, bedside cabinet and stool, bears label ‘Modern Decoration Rowley, 140-2 Church St W.S. £300 - 400 307 A post war aluminium kitchenette Circa 1950s, having two doors enclosing two shelves, height 100cm, length 107cm £70 - 100 308 A post war white painted plywood kitchenette Circa 1950s, having two drawers above two cupboard doors, height 92cm, length 75cm

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£50 - 60 309 A French Art Deco style mahogany sideboard Having three doors each with painted panels depicting mythical scenes, enclosing shelves and drawers, raised on Greek Key style supports, height 99cm, length 201cm £300 - 500 310 A Uniflex Unit furniture twin door cabinet The larger door enclosing two fixed shelves, flanked by smaller door and three drawers, raised on tapering block supports, stamp to inside of door, height 153cm, length 92cm £80 - 120 311 An Ambrose Heal Arts & Crafts light oak dressing table Having triple mirror back above seven drawers, original label to drawer, height 169cm, length 115cm £100 - 150 312 Art Deco style, chrome and Perspex table lamp Of shaped angular form, with frosted bulbous glass shade, height including shade 85cm £50 - 80 313 A post war teak two tier trolley Having two tray style tops, raised on casters, height 67cm, length 72cm £40 - 60 314 A post war teak music stand/storage centre

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Circa 1970s, having three divides for LPs, single drawer and two storage shelves, height 61cm, length 100cm £50 - 80

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319A Vivienne Parr (20th Century) wall relief ‘Cross section of a flower’ Made from wood shavings on a plywood board, length 46cm, width 30cm £80 - 120 320 A post war light oak standard lamp Circa 1970s modelled in the form of an artists easel, with four coloured paint effect panels, height 128cm (sold electrically untested) £30 - 40 320A An Arts & Crafts twin handled copper coal bucket Having planished decoration throughout with relief decoration of fleur de lis, height 30cm, length 57cm £40 - 60

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321 A Meredew light oak veneered bedroom pair

317 Gordon Warr (20th Century) light elm coffee table

To include narrow chest of five drawers, raised on column supports, height 97cm, width 68cm, bedside cabinet with single cupboard door, height 59cm

£60 - 100

With inverted and bowed top, raised on four block supports, height 44cm, length 81cm

£50 - 60

315 A pair of Gibbs Furniture teak music cabinets

£60 - 80

Circa 1970s, each having plywood backs with two cupboard doors, height 66cm, length 90cm

317A An Art Deco peach glass wall mirror

With totem effect back panel and rush seat, height 78cm

Of circular form, having floral motifs, diameter 45cm

£50 - 80

319 314A A set of three post war Bikini chairs Each being of ivory coloured plastic, raised on silvered metal column supports, height 79cm

£80 - 120

£50 - 60

315A An Art Deco clear glass wall mirror

318 An Art Deco burr walnut veneered bureau

Of rectangular form with two wide sections to lower body, height 70cm, width 46cm

Of shaped rectangular form, having stepped sides, fall front and two cupboard doors, height 114cm, length 76cm

£50 - 80 316 Gordon Warr (20th Century) two joint stools Each of rectangular form with cut out sections, with under tier slat, height 34cm, length 38cm

The oak frame having carved panelled decoration, upholstered in a grey material, height 86cm £200 - 300 322A A pair of contemporary illuminated wall mirrors

318A Vivienne Parr (20th Century) wall relief ‘open rose’

Having gilt light surrounds and single shelf, height 80cm

22x21cm

£50 - 60

£50 - 80

316A An Art Deco peach and clear glass wall mirror

319 An Aesthetic movement ebonised cabinet

£50 - 80

322 An Art Deco oak framed club chair

£100 - 150

£50 - 80

Of shaped rectangular form, with sunburst effect decoration to top, height 69cm, width 44cm

321A An Arts & Crafts ‘Turners Chair’

Having two panel doors, with gilt and hand painted decoration depicting fruit, height 105cm, length 56cm £200 - 300

323 An Aesthetic movement hanging corner cupboard Ebonised with gilt highlights, central gilt and handpainted cupboard door depicting stalks, above two mirrored plates, height 100cm £100 - 150

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323A A post war painted aluminium kitchen cabinet

square block supports, original label to underside, height 72cm, length 182cm

Circa 1950s, of narrow form having single drawer and cupboard door, height 76cm

£50 - 80

325 A contemporary Aristocrat Starlite one armed bandit

324 A Robert Mouseman Thompson light oak ecclesiastic lectern

Having a blue grill, plays with 6d, complete with key and a large collection of 6d

Having Adzed decoration in parts, height 96cm

£120 - 150

£200 - 300

325A An Art Deco Heals of London walnut dining suite

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Having cross banded walnut, comprising extending table with one extra leaf, length (not extended)

137cm, six ladder back chairs each with green velvet upholstered seat cushions, sideboard with two drawers and four cupboard doors, length 151cm £2000 - 3000 326 A G-Plan ‘Housemaster’ revolving armchair Designed by K.M. Wilkins, circa 1970s having three detachable cushions and two arm cushions upholster in a brown leatherette material, with teak slatted frames, height 81cm £200 - 300 326A Art Deco three piece lounge suite Comprising an armchair professionally converted to a three seater sofa, width 190cm, two seater sofa,

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width 146cm, armchair, width 85cm, each with curved shaped arms and upholstered in a green/grey linear material with vibrant red trimming. £200 - 300 327 A post war Parker Knoll beech framed rocking chair

diameter 94cm.

supports, height 76cm, width 190cm.

NB: This table was produced by Gordon Warr in 1987 and featured in the January edition of ‘Practical Wood Working’

NB: This table was designed and produced by Angelia as a commission and not entered into production.

£80 - 120

Upholstered in a red geometric material

328 A post war G-Plan reclining swivel armchair

£50 - 80

Circa 1970s upholstered in a black lino material

327A Gordon Warr (20th Century) light oak dining table of circular form

£50 - 80

Circa 1987, having four U shaped cut out sections, which fit the column supports, height 75cm,

£200 - 300 329 An Original 1950s Sternette refrigerator Sprayed cream, with single door having chromed handle, height 132cm £200 - 300 329A A post war reclining day bed

328A A fine quality Angelia Stemmer (20th Century) cherry wood dining table

Circa 1950s, of narrow rectangular form, upholstered in a green material

Of shaped rectangular form, raised on four arced

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Decades of Design Specialist sale of 20th Century Design and Art Saturday 3rd JUNE 2017

Inviting entries until 10th may 2017

For further information contact Niall Williams on 01565 653284 or email niallwilliams@wrightmarshall.co.uk

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330 A pair of LINN Index Speakers 1980’s 50 watt in black-ash finish, serial #007545. £150 - 200 330A A 1980s B&O (Bang & Olufsen) Stereo System Comprising The Beocenter 2200 manufactured 19831986 and designed by David Lewis, The Beogram 3500 CD player manufactured 1988-1994 and a pair of Beovox X25 Passive Loudspeakers, manufactured 1983-1987, both designed by Jacob Jensen. £150 - 200 331 A Prinzsound Stereo Module SM8 Portable 8 track player With AM/FM stereo radio, made in Japan during the 1970’s, together with a Prinzsound storage case containing twelve 8-track tapes with a further twelve (loose). £50 - 80 331A A Rega Planar 2 Turntable Manufactured 1970’s Serial #235231, together with Ion Systems Obelisk 1 Stereo Integrated Amplifier manufactured in 1990 and a pair of Joe Akroyd Coniston loudspeakers in black-ash finish manufactured in the 80’s serial #20111. £250 - 300 332 A Marantz MR 215L Stereophonic Receiver Manufactured in 1980, together with a pair of Marantz HD440 loudspeakers manufactured between 197880 and a Tensai TD8550 Direct Drive turntable. £50 - 70 332A A B&O (Bang & Olufsen) Beovision Avant 32 DVD TV The Avant 32 comes with its own built-in DVD and motorised stand that turns effortlessly through a 70 degree arc, manufactured between 20022006, designed by David Lewis, Type #8453 Serial #17112530, complete with the Beo4 remote control.

334 A B&O (Bang & Olufsen) Beocenter 4600 Manufactured 1977-80, designed by Jacob Jensen, together with a pair of Beovox 535 Passive Loud Speakers manufactured between 1977-Nov ‘79, designed also by Jacob Jensen, Type #6311 rosewood case. £80 - 120 335 A B&O (Bang & Olufsen) Beogram 3000 record deck Manufactured between 1985-1987, designed by Jacob Jensen, with instruction manual. £50 - 70 336 A Thorens TD 320 MKII Turntable Manufactured 1992. £200 - 250 337 A Crown 9TV-305 portable TV FM receiver Made in Japan by Crown Radio Corp: Tokyo during 1970’s, comes with custom built wooden storage box.

£300 - 400

£40 - 60

333 A Thorens TD 165 turntable

338 A Rockola Solid State Stereophonic Jukebox

Manufactured in 1972, together with an Audiolab 8000A 60W Stereo integrated amplifier manufactured in 1991 and a PURE Videologic DAB radio tuner DRX701ES, all include original packaging, manuals and remote controls for amplifier and tuner. £200 - 250

Model 445, manufactured by Rock-Ola, Chicago in 1971, holds one hundred 45rpm records, in good working order with approx. one hundred 45rpm pop records (various years) already loaded. £300 - 500

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339 A Sony Stereo System Comprising of a Sony STR-212L FM-AM program receiver manufactured 1980, Sony’s PS-212 Direct Drive turntable manufactured 1978 and Sony’s TC-UZ stereo cassette deck manufactured from 1978-80, together with a Sony Hi-Fi stand in a chrome and black-ash finish. £80 - 100 340 A pair of Acoustic Research Speakers In black-ash finish together with a pair of chrome telescopic speak stands. £100 - 150 341 Garrard LAB 80MK11 Transcriptor Turntable Manufactured by Garrard, Swindon in 1967. £60 - 80 342 The Black Box Record Player Produced by PYE in 1957, comes with instruction manual. £40 - 60 343 A Pro-Ject Turntable Complete with dust cover. £80 - 100 344 A Tascam 34B Reel to Reel 4 track recorder/reproducer, manufactured 1989. £100 - 150

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345 A Technics SL-DL5 Direct Drive Linear Tracking Turntable Manufactured between 1982-1984, together with a Bush DAC 90A valve radio, manufactured between 1950-1956. £40 - 60 346 A Technics Hi-Fi system Comprising the SL-0033 Direct Drive turntable, manufactured 1986-96, The SL-PG370A compact disc player, manufactured 1995-1996, the RS-T10 stereo cassette desk manufactured 1986-1987, a pair of JAMO 10 speakers with stands and the Technics SU-V40 Class AA VC-4 amplifier system. £50 - 70

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347 A Garrard 401 Transcriptor Turntable The 401 was launched in 1964 after great success of the 301 model, a re-styling of the 301 by Industrial Designer Eric Marshall was the main upgrade. £250 - 300 348 A Ravensbrook MK111 Stereo Amplifier Manufactured by Rogers, London in 1973, together with a pair of Wharfedale Linton 2 speakers. £60 - 80 349 A collection of British Marvel Comics Included amongst is ‘Star Wars’ #3, ‘Hulk’ #76, 77, 88, 99, 106, 114, 115, 121, 126, 152, 167, 183, 186, 205, 209, 213 & 214, ‘Planet of the Apes’ #211, 17, 22, 26-28, 30, 31, 35, 36, 38-41, 43-46, 48, 50-52, 55, 58, 61, 63, 67-71, 76, 77, 79, 81-87 and ‘Planet of the Apes and Dracula Lives’ #89-95, 99-121 and 123. £50 - 80

352 Eighteen Marvel and DC Comics predominately Bronze Age

Included amongst is The Dandy #5, 14, 28, 32, 3941, 43, 46, 51-55, 60, 62, 64-66, 68, 73, 81, 84, 85, 88, 90-93, 95-97, 99, 100, 102, 104, 106, 108, 115-119 and The Beano #25, 29, 31, 42, 44, 47, 56, 60-62, 64-66, 68, 71, 78-80, 82, 89, 90, 92, 94-99, 101, 103-106, 109-12, 115, 117-121, 123-125, 127, 141, 142, 144, together with approx. 100 Beano Comics1984-1989, The Beano Book 1988 and 1989 and Dennis The Menace 1987 annual.

Most notibly includes X-Men #83 August 1973 ‘Along Came a Spider’, others include X-Men #84 October 1973 ‘Mekano Lives!’, X-Men #85 December 1973 ‘We the Jury’, X-Men #86 February 1974 ‘The Sinister Shadow of....Doomsday!’, Superman’s Pal Jimmy Olsen #96 September 1966 (Silver Age) , Worlds Finest Superman and the Teen Titans #205 September 1971 ‘The Thing that Took Over a Town!’, Worlds Finest Superman and Batman #305 July 1984, New God’s #1 March 1971, Journey Into Mystery #12 August 1974 and Richard Dragon, Kung Fu Fighter #3 September 1973, all in very good clean condition.

£40 - 60

£70 - 100

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351 The Mutant Comic Book 1st Issue Published in 1974 by writers and artists Mike Cruden, Keith Bates and Tony Schofield. £30 - 40 39

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From sleek 20th furniture and art and turntables.. Wright Marshall’s specialists Niall, Nick and Neil, look at these uber-cool and very desirable markets… Niall on 20th Century Design…..

he market for cool and sleek furniture and decorative objects from the 20th Century has never been so popular with collectors, interior designers, and private buyers re-styling their homes. This uber-cool look can be seen in on-trend restaurants, wine bars, chic hotels, and increasingly in stylish homes throughout the UK and abroad. With classic simplistic pieces from the Arts & Crafts and Art Nouveau movements of circa 1900, through to the exotically stylish Art Deco designs of the 1920’s and 30’s, and beyond into the popular ‘Mid Century’ retro and vintage furnishings from the 1950’s, 60’ and 70’s, the possibilities to source a stylish unique look or valuable collection is endless! The latest trend to explode onto the ‘20th Century’ market is the ‘Industrial’ phenomenon! With its raw utilitarian appeal growing rapidly, buyers are now appreciating the stripped back

architectural forms of the ‘salvaged’ wonders of our Industrial heritage. Nick on Northern Art…..

n area of the art market that is also bang on-trend, with established and new collectors building cool and valuable collections is Northern Art. Northern Art is the term given to the gritty 20th Century Industrial and urban landscapes particular to the North West of England, as personified in the works of L.S.Lowry, his peers, and the new generation of modern day Northern Artist.

This genre of art depicts the harsh realities as well as the lighter side of life of the people living and working in an around Manchester and its surrounding towns, both pre-war and post-war, often featuring factory’s, chimneys, viaducts, canals and terraces. Neil on Vinyl……

here have always been those ‘die hard’ devotees of the turntable spinning around their favourite vinyls, meticulously preserving the vinyl in their old sleeves brings its own pleasure too.

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The diehards have recently been joined by a more modern culture of buying public who have bucked the trend by seeking out their favourite artists of the modern day, and only vinyl will do. Pressing plants have been hard pushed to keep up with the demand for records prepared in the age old way, and this

new trend shows little signs of abating as the sale of vinyl’s has massively increased record sales across the globe.

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353 The Invincible Iron Man #1 Big Premiere Issue from May 1968, includes a 3 page retelling of the origin of Iron Man from Tales of Suspense #39, together with The Invincible Iron Man #65 December 1973 ‘The Cutting Edge of Death’, both in good condition. £70 - 100 354 Mixed lot of ‘Elvis Presley’ Collectables Includes framed montages, commemorative stamps, a Limited Edition film cell for ‘Love Me Tender’ numbered 138 of 200, five Limited Edition Zippo lighters, a Limited Edition 75th Anniversary musical figure ‘The Elvis Medley’ 7” picture disc (RCA RCAP 1028), ‘Elvis The King of Rock & Roll’ 5 CD box set and ‘The Elvis Treasures’ includes removable facsimile documents, other memorabilia and an audio CD. £50 - 70 355 Mixed lot of ‘Elvis Presley’ collectables Includes Elvis Monthly magazines #1, 8-10 and 118, King Elvis banner decal, three sew on patches, quantity of 45 rpm records within a storage folder and a quantity of magazines and books. £50 - 70 356 The Beatles Handkerchief ‘With Love From me to You’, together with ‘You Don’t Say!’, 96 pages by Stan Lee featuring The Beatles, The Beatles giant colour picture by PYX Production, ‘The Beatles Story’ A Story of Pop Special and The Beatles box set guide.

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£30 - 50 357 Mixed lot of Beatles Ephemera Includes ‘Get Back’ book from the ‘Let it Be’ LP box, ‘The Beatles Illustrated Lyrics 2’ book edited by Alan Aldridge, ‘The Television Show Book’ by Purnell featuring The Beatles and a quantity of newspapers, magazines and cuttings. £30 - 40 358 Complete set of The Beatles Book Also known as The Beatles monthly, it was first published in August 1963 and continued for 77 editions until its final issue in December 1969, this lot contains all 77 editions. NB: The Beatles Book was revived in 1976 and ran until it ceased publication in 2003. £250 - 300 359 The Beatles Autographs An ABC Television complimentary slip signed on the reverse by all four members of The Beatles, John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr, the slip measures 5”x3.5” approx. it also bears two more autographs one being possibly Brian Epstein and other reads Best Wishes Jeffrey Paddock. £1000 - 1500 360 A collection of signed and unsigned prints and original sketches by Ric Quiroz Comprises of various examples such as gloss, matt, full colour and B&W. Includes approx sixty five A4 prints predominately signed, five A3 prints three of which are signed and 24 pieces of original artwork most pieces comprise of a Blue-line sketch and pencil sketch. NB: Ric Quiroz is an artist that has worked in the animation industry for over twenty years. He has received two Emmy certificates for his design work on ‘Pinky and the Braon’ and ‘Animaniacs’. He has also worked on shows such as ‘Earthworm Jim’, ‘Iron Man’, ‘Family Guy’ and ‘He-Man’ £100 - 150

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magazine with an infections Love for Horror, Science Fiction and Fantasy. This landmark 1st issue contains such articles as ‘Welcome Monster Lovers’, ‘Monsters are good for you’, ‘The Scream Test’ and ‘How Hollywood creates a Monster’ which shows how Paul & Jackie Blaisdell designed The Martians from Invasion of the Saucer Men. This is a original copy from 1958 and it is in excellent condition.

Predominately A4 in size each piece comes with a Blue-line sketch and pencil sketch. £100 - 150 361 A collection of signed prints by Ric Quiroz Includes fifteen coloured A4 prints predominately matt finish and ten A4 B&W prints, five are matt and the other five are gloss. Each comes with A4 size certificate. £100 - 150 361A Two original British Quad Posters Includes Woody Allen’s ‘Love and Death’ from 1973and ‘Alfie’ starring Alan Price from 1976 both measure 30”x40”, framed and glazed. £30 - 50 362 Two original British Quad Posters Includes ‘One of Those Things/Explosion’ doublebill from 1971 and ‘Law & Disorder’from 1974, both 30”x40”, framed and glazed, together with five 16”x12” promo posters for the films ‘Twin Town’, ‘Space Jam’, ‘Fever Pitch’, ‘The Mirror has two Faces’ and ‘Beavis & Butt-head do America’. £30 - 50 362A Two original British Quad Posters Includes ‘Holiday on the Buses’ from 1973 and ‘All The Way Up’ starring Warren Mitchell from 1970 both measure 30”x40”, framed and glazed.

£200 - 250 364A Two original British Quad posters Includes ‘The Ups and Downs of a Handyman’ starring Barry Stokes from 1976 and ‘Commuter Husbands/ Sex in the Snow’ double-bill from 1971, both measure 30”x40”, framed and glazed. £40 - 60 365 Mixed lot of magazines Includes ‘Castle of Frankenstein’ 1st issue published 1962 by Gothic Castle Co. This inaugural issue has articles on Universal’s Mummy Series , the Time Machine, Jack the Ripper, Frankenstein 1970, The Mystenans and Boris Karloff story, Cover Art by Larry Ivie, together with issues 9 and 10, ‘Screen Thrills illustrated’ #7,8,9 and ‘On the Scene presents Super Heroes’ 1st Issue published October 1966 by Warren Publishing. All in very good condition. £50 - 80 365A Two original British Quad posters

£30 - 50

Includes ‘The Ghoul/I don’t Want to be Born’, doublebill from 1974 and ‘Devil within Her’ starring Juliet Mills also from 1974, both measure 30”x40”, framed and glazed.

363 A BPI gold disc

£60 - 80

Presented to and signed by Damon Gough (Badly Drawn Boy). These BPI gold discs are presented to either artist, management or both to recognise sales in the UK of more than 100,000. This one was presented to Damon Gough for sales of his debut album ‘The Hour of Bewilderbeast’

366 Crestworth Galaxy Fibre optic lamp

£100 - 150

£50 - 60

363A Two Original British Quad Posters Includes ‘The Love Pill’ starring Toni Sinclair from 1972 and ‘Sexier Than Sex/We are no Virgins’ double-bill, both measure 30”x40”, framed and glazed. £40 - 60 364 Famous Monsters of Filmland 1st Issue Published 1958 by Warren Publishing. Famous Monsters of Filmland was a hugely influential movie

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An iconic and popular lamp from the 1970’s its stunning design features approx 40,000 optics enclosed under a dark plastic dome. Coming to life when switched on its simply a Crestworth classic, in working order. 366A ‘Bullitt’ original Italian Movie Poster From 1969 starring Steve McQueen, measures 39”x55”, presented in perspex frame. £200 - 250

366A flag etc. Also includes a Quickshot 1 Deluxe joystick controller. £80 - 120 368 A 1960’s Lyric record holder Holds upto sixty 45rpm records. £50 - 60 369 Two Vinyl LPs by The Beatles Comprising of ‘The Beatles’ (White Album) 1st pressing with PMC 7067 cat no. Top opening sleeve, black inners and poster. Most importantly this is a low numbered copy stamped with 0015574 note: four pictures missing, together with ‘With The Beatles’ Parlophone Label (PMC 1206) with Dominion Belinda Publishing Credit. £70 - 100

367 Sinclair 2x Spectrum+ 8-bit computer Manufactured 1984 comes with quantity of games inc. Space Raiders, Embassy Assault, chequered 43

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370 370 Four Vinyl LPs Includes Led Zeppelin’s Debut album from 1969 Second pressing with Red & Plum Atlantic Label (588171) with orange lettering to sleeve, Led Zeppelin ‘IV (four symbols)’ Red & Plum Atlantic Label (2401012) with inner, Pink Floyd’s 1979 album ‘The Wall’ with stickered front cover and Pink Floyd’s 1971 album ‘Meddle’ EMI Harvest Label (SHVL 795) with textured Gatefold sleeve. £150 - 200 371 Seventy Three Vinyl LPs Various years and Genre’s. Very good condition throughout, includes ‘Motown Magic’ compilation album Tamla Motown Label (TML 11030), Cliff Nobles & Co ‘The Horse’ Otis Redding ‘Live in Europe’, Otis Redding Sam & Dave ‘Live on Stage’, Soulsville USA’ compilation album, James Brown ‘Gettin Down to it’ Polydor Label (583 742), ‘The Motown Sound 16 Big Hits Vol.4’ Tamla Motown Label (TML 11043), Scott Walkers ‘Scott 2’ Philips Label (BL 7840), and many others. £70 - 100

Various years and Genre’s. Very good condition throughout, includes The Mohawks ‘The Champ’ (PM719), Boreshaker ‘Sweetness’ (HLU 10332), The Coasters ‘Love Potion Number 9’ (R5931), Roy Lee John Son & his Band ‘So Anna Just Love Me’ (Action ACT 4518), Rhinoceros ‘Apricot Brandy’ (EKSN 45051), Showstoppers ‘Actions Speak Louder than Words’ (BEA 182), Bobby Wells ‘Lets Coop a Groove’ (BEA 102), Kittke Carl Carlton ‘Competition Aint Nothing’ (Action ACT 4501), Shirley Ellis ‘Soultime’ Soultown Unofficial Release, Rodger Collins ‘Shes Looking Good’ (Gal 750), Prince Buster & the Allstars ‘Al Capone’ (BB324) The Olympics ‘ Baby do the Philly Dod’ (Action ACT 4539), Bud Harper ‘Mr Soul’ (Peacock 1939), Billy Harner ‘What about the Music’ (2013 029), Bob & Earl ‘Harlem Shuffle’ (Boy25), plus many more byartists such as The Veluettes, Upsetters, Al Wilson, The Who, JJ Barnes, Jimmy Cliff, The Beatles, Small Faces, The Piglets, The Pioneers, The Bar-Keys, Cliff Nobles & Co, Bobby Marchan, etc. £250 - 300 373 The Beatles ‘Please Please Me’ LP Rare UK debut album released on March 22nd 1963. This 1st Press Mono copy has the Black & Gold Parlophone Label (PMC 1202).Unfortunately the record and sleeve are heavily worn.

374 376 Four vinyl LPs and three 45s Comprising Buddy Holly’s 1959 EP Coral Label (FEP 2032), Elvis Presley’s 1977 EP ‘Wooden Heart’ RCA Label (RCA 2700) and Elvis Presley with the Jardenaires ‘A Mess of Blues’ 45 rpm Record, ‘The Buddy Holly Story’ Coral LP (LVA 9105) , The Beatles ‘A Hard Days Night’ LP 1st press and ‘The Golden Hits of The Everly Brothers’ (WM 8108)

£80 - 100

£50 - 70

374 King Crimson’s ‘In the wake of Poseidon’ LP

377 Approx sixty 45 rpm Records

Rare Prog Rock UK album released 1970 with Pink Island Label (ILPS-9127) and textured Gatefold sleeve. £60 - 80 375 An LP storage case containing 29 vinyl LPs (BLN 5001) and ‘Electric Warrior’ (HIFLY6), David Bowue’s ‘Space Oddity’, ‘Diamond Dogs’, ‘Pin-Ups’ and ‘Changes One’, others by Paul McCartney, Eric Clapton, Roxty Music, Kate Bush, Ultravox, Dire Straits and Bad Company £40 - 60

Various years genre’s and conditions (many with no sleeves), includes The Beatles ‘Magical Mystery Tour’ EP 1st press Mono copy (MMt-1) with Blue lyric inner, others by The Beatles, Elvis Prestley, Vanilla Fudge, The Rolling Stones, Procol Harum, The Zombies, The Tornados, The Vernon Girls, etc. £40 - 60

378 Forty vinyl LPs by Elvis Presley

380 Eighty vinyl records

Includes his 1956 debut album ‘Rock N Roll’ HMV Label (CLP 1093) (poor), others include ‘Elvis Golden Records’ Red Seal (RB-16069), ‘Elvis as recorded at Madison Square Garden’, ‘Moody Blue’, ‘Thats the way it is’, ‘Pictures of Elvis’ picture disc, ‘Promised’, ‘Recorded live on stage in Mephis’, etc. Conditions vary many are visibly worn.

Includes The Rolling Stones ‘Still Life’ LP and ‘Miss You’ 12” single (Pink vinyl), The Beatles ‘Help’ 1st press LP (poor condition) and ‘With The Beatles’ LP, Family ‘Its only a Movie’ LP, Deep Purple’s ‘Machine Head’ LP, Fleetwood Mac’s ‘Rumours’ LP (White vinyl), The Motors ‘Forget About You’ 12” single (Red vinyl), Blondie, Meat Loaf and Rod Stewart 12” picture discs, Toto ‘99’ 45 rpm Demo, Boz Scaggs ‘Simone’ 45 rpm Demo, Driver 67 ‘Headlights’ 45 rpm fluorescent vinyl, Liner ‘Keep Reaching out for Love’ 45 rpm picture disc, Traffic ‘Hole in my Shoe’ 45 rpm, others by artists such as Pink Floyd, The Jam, Queen, David Bowie, etc.

£70 - 100

Mary Chains ‘Some Candy Talking’ EP, ‘Apple Skies’, ‘Happy when it Rains’, ‘Darklands’ and ‘Sidewalking’, Marilyn Monroe ‘When I Fall in Love’ picture disc. £60 - 80

£60 - 80 381 Thirty three vinyl LPs Includes Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell ‘The Onion Song’ (SPR 90037), James Brown’s ‘Reality’ (2391 164), ‘Super Bad’ (2310 089) and ‘Hot Pants’ (2425 086), Martha Reeves & The Vandellas ‘Dancing in the street’ (TML 11099), The Supremes & Four Tops ‘The Return of the Magnificent Seven’, Four Tops ‘Soul Spin’ (STML 11138), etc. £50 - 60

385 385 The Beatles ‘Revolver’ LP First UK stereo pressing (variation B) released 1966, Parlaphone label (PCS 7009) with the corrected track listing reads ‘Doctor Robert’ matrix side 1 YEX 605-1 side 2 YEX 606-1. £80 - 100

379 379 Thirty eight 45 rpm records Punk/New Wave includes Conflict ‘Live at Centro Iberico’ (XN 2007), Bauhaus ‘Ziggy Stardust’ (BEG83), Punishment of Luxury ‘Secrets’ (UP 36537) and ‘Engine of excess/Jellyfish’ (UP 36507), 5 by UK Subs includes ‘Tomorrows Girl’ Blue vinyl, ‘Shes not There’ Green vinyl, ‘Teenage’ Pink vinyl, ‘Warhead’ (GEMS 23) and ‘C.I.D’ (PIN 22), 7 by The Stranglers, 3 by Angelic Upstarts, Hugh Cornwell & Robert Williams ‘White Room’ (BP 320), Killing Jokes ‘Wardance’, 4 by The Dickies includes ‘Paranoid’ Clear vinyl and ‘Nights in White Satin’ White vinyl, 999 ‘Trouble’ (POSP 99), Rich Kids ‘Marching Men’ (EMI 2803) and others by Sham 69, Skids, Ruts, Stiff Little Fingers and Ultravox. £60 - 80

382 382 Approx one hundred and fifty vinyl records Various years and genre’s, condition is very good throughout, includes five 12” singles by The Stone Roses comprising of ‘Made of Stone’ (ORE T2), ‘Elephant Stone’ (ORETI), ‘She Bangs the Drum’ (ORE T6), ‘Fools Gold’ (ORE T13) and ‘Sally Cinnamon’ (REV 36), also included is The Smiths 1986 album ‘The Queen is Dead’, New Orders 12” single ‘Bizarre Love Triangle’ and their 1985 album ‘Low Life’. £100 - 150 383 Approx two hundred records Comprising twenty nine 78 rpm records which includes Elvis Presley’s ‘(Let me be your) Teddy Bear’ (RCA 1013),’Got alot o livin to do’ (RCA 1020), ‘Santa bring my baby back (to me)’ (RCA 1025), ‘Jailhouse Rock’ (RCA 1028), ‘Don’t’ (RCA 1043), ‘Wear my ring around your neck’ (RCA 1058) and ‘All Shook Up’ (POP 359) also Buddy Holly’s ‘Peggy Sue’ (Q72293), twenty seven USA pressed LPs includes ‘Beatles 65’, fifteen 45 rpm records by Elvis Presley, ‘West Side Story’ 12” picture disc, and a further approx sixty LPs and sixty 45’s, overall good clean condition. £150 - 200 384 Approx two hundred 45 rpm records

380

Predominantly 80s Pop,included amongst is Happy Mondays ‘Judge Fudge’, The Smiths ‘Girlfriend in a Coma’, Massive Attacks ‘Sympathy’ and ‘Safe from Harm’, Joy Division ‘Atmosphere’, Soul 2 Soul ‘Joy’, PM Dawn ‘Set adrift on Memory Bliss’, Def Leppards ‘Armageddon it’ and ‘Animal’, The Jesus &

386 386 Thirty vinyl records Includes Metallica’s ‘Justice for All’ LP, ‘One’ 12” single and ‘Enter Sandman’ 45 rpm picture disc, 3 LPs by Black Sabbath ‘Heaven & Heir’, ‘Sabotage’ and ‘Headless Cross’, Guns & Roses ‘GNR Lies’, LP, Queensryche ‘Operation Mindcrim’ LP and ReAnimator ‘Deny Reality’ others by D10, Megadeth, etc. £60 - 100 387 Approx four hundred and twenty records Various years and Genre’s includes artists such as The Smiths, Soiuxsie & The Banshees, Eagles, The Waitresses, D-Ream, David Bowie, The Rolling Stones, Sex Pistols, AC DC, Motorhead, Iron Maiden , Triumph, Dire Straits, Dr Hook, Ivor Biggun, Saxon, Meat Loaf, Black Sabbath, Genesis, Status Quo, Paul McCartney, The Police, Led Zeppelin, John Mayall, Hawkwind, The Doors, Neil Young, Prince, Bob Dylan, Jethro Tull, Blondie, Queen, etc. Most are well played with visibly worn sleeves. £100 - 200

Lots 331 - 429A

WRIGHT MARSHALL Decades of design February 2017

Decades of design February 2017 WRIGHT MARSHALL

Atlantic (587077), Albert Ayler’s ‘Free Jazz’ America Records (30 AM 6100), Junior Mance Trio ‘Juniors Blues’ Riverside Records (RLP 447), Archie Sheep ‘Coral Rock’ America Records (30 AM 6103), others by Charlie Byrd,Dizzy Gillespie, Cecil Taylor, Don Ellis, Miles Davis, Thelonious Monk, Norman Grantz, John Handy, Sandy Brown, Charlie Parher, Herb Ellis, Ben Carter, Humphrey Lythelton, Don Byas, etc, overall very good condition. £150 - 200

394 Three LPs by Jimi Hendrix Includes ‘Axis Bold as Love’ Track label (612003) with inner and gatefold sleeve, ‘Are you Experienced’ Track label (612001) and ‘Smash Hits’ Track label (612004), good to very good condition. £100 - 150 395 Sixteen vinyl LPs Includes Pink Floyd’s ‘Darkside of the Moon’ and ‘Wish you were Here’, the Who’s ‘Who are You’ and ‘Meaty Beaty Big & Bouncy’, Free ‘Fire & Water’, ‘At Last’ and ‘The Free Story’ Gatefold with stapled inner, Thin Lizzy’s ‘Bad Reputation’, ‘Jailbreak’ and ‘Live & Dangerous’, Cream ‘Disraeli Gears’, ‘Supertramp’ (AMIS 981) and Deep Purple’s ‘Stormbringer’, ‘Burn’, ‘Made in Japan’ and ‘Machine Head’, overall good to very good condition. £60 - 80 396 Sixteen LPs, by The Beatles

388 388 Approx four hundred Jazz LPs Excellent condition throughout, includes artists such as Sonny Rollins, Louis Armstrong, Milt Jackson, Gene Krupa, Fats Waller, Pete Fountain, Clark Terry, Benny Goodman, Charlie Parker, Sidney Bechet, Ben Webster, Lester Young, Jack McDuff, Charles Mingus, Stan Kenton, Buddy Rich, Artie Shaw, Oscar Peterson, Benny Carter, Count Basie, Charlie Byrd, Les Brown, Art Blakey, Harry James, Muggsy Spanier, JJ Johnson, Tommy Dorsey, John Coltrane, Gerry Mulligan, Woody Herrlan, Duke Ellington, Johnny Hodges, McCoy Tyrer, Stan Getz, Errol Garner, etc. £275 - 350 389 Approx four hundred vinyl records Various years Genres and conditions, includes approx three hundred 45’s and one hundred maxi singles including picture discs and coloured vinyl such as Cars ‘Since Your Gone’ picture disc and Sparks ‘Tryouts for the Human Race’ Blue vinyl. Also includes albums, Atomic Roosters ‘Death Walks Behind You’ , Emerson Lake & Palmer ‘Trilogy’, Deep Purple ‘Machine Head’, The Nice ‘Nice’ and ‘Hang on a Dream’ Dutch Issue, Mott the Hopple ‘Mott’ and ‘All the Young Dudes’ and Focus ‘Moving Waves’. £60 - 100 390 Twelve vinyl LPs Includes The Rolling Stones 1968 album ‘Beggars Banquet’ Blue Decca label (SKL 4955), ‘The Beatles’ (white album) 1st pressing with top opening sleeve #0288271 comes with black inners and poster only, Humble Pie’s ‘Town & Country’ and ‘As Safe as Yesterday is’, The Beatles ‘Abbey Road’ 1st press, Pink Floyd’s ‘The Wall’ and ‘Meddle’ textured sleeve, The Who’s ‘Meaty Beaty Big & Bouncy’, Pete Townsend’s ‘Empty Glass’, Neil Young’s ‘Harvest’ and ‘After the Goldrush’ and U2’s ‘Rattle & Hum’, all in very good to excellent condition.

392 Various years, genres and conditions, includes Annette Peacocks ‘Im the One’ RCA (SF 8255), The Rolling Stones ‘Big Hits (High Tide and Green Grass), ‘Aftermath’ and ‘Goats Head Soup’, ‘The Original Fleetwood Mac’ (CBS 63875), Van Morrison’s ‘Hymns to the Silence’ Double LP, Cream ‘Disraeli Gears’, ‘Goodbye’ and ‘Full Cream’, Ginger Baker ‘Stratavarious’, The Who’s ‘The Kids are Alright’ double LP, ‘My Generation’ Virgin reissue and ‘Faces Dances, The Mighty Groundhogs ‘Who will Save the World?’, ‘The Kink’ debut, ‘Marianne Faithful’s debut’, Neil Young’s ‘Trans Feffen (GHS 2018) and his self tilted LP Reprise reissue, Faces ‘Ohh La La’, Ravi Shankar ‘Sound of the Sitar’, Eddy Senay ‘Step by Step’, The Doors ‘Absolutely Live’ Double LP, Sex Pistols ‘Never Mind the Bollocks’, Pink Floyd’s ‘Dark Side of the Moon’, ‘The Wall’, ‘Meddle’ and ‘Wish you were Here’, The Undertones ‘Hypnotised’, The Tourists ‘Luminous Basement’, Paul Kossoff ‘Koss’, Phil Upchurch ‘Feeling Blue’, Bonnie Koloc ‘Hold on to Me’, The Beach Boys ‘Bug-in’, Led Zeppelin ‘The song Remains the Same’, ‘Kokomo’ (CBS80670), others by The Beatles, Keeley Smith, Focus, Manfred Mann, Hollies, Animals, Blood Sweat & Tears, Georgie Fame, Family, Free, Moft the Hoople, Deep Purple, Jefferson Airplane, etc £200 - 300

391 Approx ninety Jazz LPs

393 Approx one hundred vinyl LPs

£80 - 120

392 Approx two hundred vinyl LPs

£120 - 160 Includes Eric Dolphy’s 1968 LP ‘Out There’ xtra label 5054, Wardell Gray’s ‘Memorial Vol. 1’ Stateside label (SL 10144) and ‘Volume 2’ Stateside label (SL 10145), Bud Freeman’s ‘Freeman & Co’ and Bud Freeman Esq’, Eddie ‘Lockjaw’ Davis & Johnny Griffin ‘The First Set/Recorded Live at Mintons’ Stateside label (SL 10102), The Jazzpickers ‘For Moderns Only’ Emarcy label (ESL 1265), Ahmad Jamal’s ‘Poinciana’ and ‘Ahmad Jamal at the Blackhawk’, Dewey Redman ‘Tarik’BYG Records (529 334), Lonnie Smith ‘Turning Pint’ Blue Note (BST 84313), Yusef Lateef’s ‘Eastern Sounds’ Fontana (88202ZY), and ‘The Fabric of Jazz’ Realm label (RM228), Jaki Byard Trio ‘Sunshine of my Soul’ Prestige (PR7550), ‘Live! Volume 1’ Prestige (PR7419) and ‘Freedom Together’ Prestige (PR 7463), Charles Lloyd’s ‘Bizarre’ CBS (52541) and ‘Love-in’

Includes ‘Please Please Me’ 4th press, ‘With The Beatles’ 2nd press, ‘A Hard Days Night’ 1st press and a single boxed EMI reissue, ‘Beatles for Sale’ 1st press, ‘Rubber Soul’ 1st press issue and a reissue copy, two copies of ‘Help’ both 1st press, ‘Revolver’ 2nd press, ‘Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band’ 1st press issue and reissue copy, ‘A Collection of Beatles Oldies’ 1st press, ‘The Beatles 1967-1970 Double LP, ‘Abbey Road’ French issue, and ‘The Beatles’ (white album) 1st press top opening gatefold sleeve #0174420 with black inners, poster and pictures, overall good to very good condition.

Includes Bob Marley’s ‘Exodus’ (DLPS9498), Jimi Hendrix ‘Smash Hits’ (SPELP15), Isaac Hayes ‘Live at the Sahara Tahoe’, Little Richard ‘Whole Lotta Shakin goin on’, The Bhundu Boys ‘Shabini’, ahmad Jamal ‘Listen’, John Lee Hooker ‘Blue Before Sunrise’, Heatwaves ‘Hot Property’ and ‘Central Heating’, Ohio Players ‘Angel’, Lloyd Phillips ‘Lloyd Mood’,Jr Walker ‘Peace & Understanding is hard to find’, ‘Mother Liza Meets Pappa Tollo’ (VSLP 4017), The Modern Jazz Quartet ‘The Comedy’, Freda Payne ‘Contact’, Robert Knight ‘Love on a Mountain Top’, others by Marvin Gaye, Jimmy Ruffin, Eartha Kitt, Wes Montgomery, Quincy Jones, etc. £80 - 120

397 397 Approx two hundred and thirty vinyl LPs Various years and genres, includes ‘Hit 67’ and ‘Hit 68’ both on Stax label, ‘Motown Chartbusters Vol 1’ and ‘Vol 2’, Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell ‘United’ (TML11062), Jr Walker & The Allstars ‘Greatest Hits’ (STML 11120), Otis Redding ‘Otis Blue/Otis Redding sings Soul’, Otis Redding in Europe’ and Otis Redding & Carla Thomas ‘King & Queen’, others by Buddy Holly,Paul McCartney, John Lennon, U2, Supertramp, Rod Stewart, Genesis, Billy Idol, Queen, Eric Clapton, Dire Straits, Fleetwood Mac, ELO, Roxy Music, Chris Rea, etc. £100 - 150 398 Approx three hundred and fifty 45 rpm records Various years and genres by artists such as The Crystals, Johnny & The Hurricanesl, Free, Traffic, Jimmy Cliff, Jethro Tull, Small Faces, The Pioneers, Billy Preston, The McCoys and Sammy Davis Jr, also included is a storage case containing approx sixty 45 rpm records on the Tamla Motown Label and a quantity of EPs to include The Beatles ‘Twist & Shout’,

Meehan ‘Diamonds’ and ‘Scarlet O’Hara, Jet Harris ‘Besame Mucho’, Rex Garvin & Mighty Cravers ‘Sock it to em J.B’ (584028), The Impressions ‘Can’t Satisfy’ and ‘Choice of Colours’, Buddy Holly ‘Bo Diddley’ (Q72463), ‘Baby I don’t Care’ (Q72432) and ‘Rave On’ (FEP2005), The Flirtations ‘Keep on Searching’ (DM281), Small Faces ‘Itchycoo Park’ (IM057)

The Kinks ‘Dedicated Kinks’, The Big Three ‘At the Cavern’ and Helen Shapiro ‘Helen’ £60 - 80 399 Approx one hundred and fifty vinyl LPs Includes Alan Bown ‘Outward Bown First Album’, The Spencer Davis Group Debut, The Rolling Stones Debut Album, ‘Aftermath’, ‘Out of our Heads’ and ‘Rolling Stones No 2’ 1st Press, The Beatles ‘Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band’ 1st press Mono (poor), ‘Rubber Soul’ 1st press mono, ‘Beatles for Sale’ 1st press Mono, ‘A Hard Days Night’ 1st press Mono, ‘Abbey Road’ 1st press and ‘With The Beatles’ 2nd press, Cream ‘Disraeli Gears’, Led Zeppelin No 2 1st press Red/Plum Atlantic label, Otis Redding & Carla Thomas ‘King & Queen’, etc, conditions vary throughout, most sleeves worn vinyl still playable overall poor-good.

£120 - 160 406 Approx three hundred and fifty 45 rpm records

£80 - 120 400 Two wooden storage boxes containing approx six hundred 45s Various years genres and conditions, included amongst is The Soul Sisters ‘Wreck a Buddy’ Amalgamated Records (AMG 839), Bob & Earl ‘Harlem Shuffle’ Sue label (WI 374),Booker T & The MGS ‘Green Onions’, Jimi Hendrix’s ‘Gypsy Eyes’, ‘Voodoo Child’ ‘I take you where the Music is Playing’, The Drifters ‘At the Club’, ‘Come on over to my Place’, ‘Saturday Night at the Movies’, ‘I’ve got Sand in my Shoes’, ‘Under the Boardwalk’, Betty Everett ‘Its in his Kiss’, Black Sabbath ‘Paranoid’, Jeff Beck ‘Hi Ho silver lining’, The Beatles ‘Twist & Shout’ EP, Arthur Conley ‘Sweet Soul Music’ and ‘Funky Street’, Max Romeo ‘Wet Dream’, Prince Buster ‘Big Five’ Buster Records (PBI), Judge Dread ‘Big Six’, ‘Big Seven’ and ‘Je T’aime (moi non plus), Byron Lee & The Dragonaires ‘Soul Serenade’ (DU 39), The Folk Brothers ‘Carolina’ Blue Beat (BB30), The Who ‘Substitute’, ‘Pinball Wizard’, ‘My Generation’ and ‘Anyway Anyhow Anywhere’, others by The Rolling Stones,The Velvettes, Johnny & The Hurricanes, Little Richard, Jerry Lee Lewis, Eddie Cochran, Martha & The Vandellas, T-Rex, The Troggs, The Tams, Toys, The Ronettes, Show Stoppers, etc. £120 - 160 401 Minnie Epperson 45 rpm record ‘Grab your Clothes (and get on out)’ 1968 Action label (ACT4503) £60 - 80 402 The Beatles 45rpm record ‘Love me Do’ 1962 Red Parlophone label (45-R 4949) 1st issue. £50 - 70 403 Approx four hundred 45 rpm records Various years, genres and conditions includes, Prince Buster’s ‘Big Fight’, ‘Cincinnati Kid’, ‘Ten Commandments of Man’ and ‘Al Capore’ all on Blue Beat label, The Artistics ‘Im Gonna Miss You’ MCA (MU1117), Soul Brothers Six ‘Some Kind of Wonderful’ Atlantic (584 118) , The Coasters ‘Yakety Yak’ Atlantic (584087), Brooks & Jerry ‘I got what it takes’ (58-3267),Bob & Earl ‘Everybody Jerk’ (WB6059), ‘The Big Four’ CBS EP (AGG 20015), The Beatles ‘No 1’ EP, ‘Long Tall Sally’ EP, ‘Let it Be’ (R5833) and 14 others, PP Arnold ‘Everythings Gonna be Alright’ Immediate label (IM 040) Unofficial Release, The Association ‘Windy’ (HLT 10140), The Astors ‘Candy’ Atlantic (584245), Black Gorilla ‘Gimme Dat Banana’ Chess (CBS 8027), Solomon Burke ‘Save It’ Atlantic (584204), Black Velvet ‘African Velvet’ (BEA129), The Capitols ‘Cool Jerk’ Atlantic (584004), Jimmy Cliff ‘Vietnam’ Trojan (TR7722). £150 - 200

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Various years, genres and conditions includes Joy Love Joy ‘In Orbit’ Chess (6145010), John Lennon ‘Instant Karma’, Life n Soul ‘Ode to Billy Joe’, The Marmalade ‘Cousin Norman’ and ‘Radancer’, Manfred Man ‘The One in the Middle’ EP, The Mar-Keys ‘Last Night’, Pigmeat Markham ‘Here come the Judge’ Chess (CRS8077), Martha & The Muffins ‘Echo Beach’, The Mirettes ‘Take me for a little While’, The Majestics ‘You Got it Made’ PYE Promo, Gayle McCormick ‘Its a Crying Shame’ (PR0543), Bill Moss ‘Sock it to em Soul Brother’ Pama (PM765) John Miles ‘Why Don’t you Love Me’, Little Mac & The Boss Sounds ‘In the Midnight Hour’, The Mob ‘I Dig Everything about You’, MC5 ‘Kick out the Jams (EKSN 45056), The Newbeats ‘Bread & Butter’ (HLE10270) and ‘Run Baby Run’ (HLE 10341), The Nice ‘America’, Cliff Nobles ‘The Horse’ and ‘Horse Fever’, others by Medicine Head, Jerry Lee Lewis, etc. £80 - 100 407 Approx five hundred 45 rpm records

402 404 Approx four hundred 45 rpm records Various years, genres and conditions includes Creation ‘I Got the Fever’ Stateside (SS2205), Rodger Collins ‘Shes Looking Good’ Vocalion (VF9285), Peter Cowap ‘Crickets’ PYE (7N17976), The Alan Bown Set ‘Headline News’ PYE (7N17148) and ‘Gotta Fix You Good’ (PYE 7N 17256), Clarence Carter ‘Looking for a Fox’ Atlantic (584176), The Fantastic Johnny C ‘Is there Anything Better than Making Love’ (ACT 4543), Don Covay ‘Everything I do Gonh be Funky’ Atlantic (2091018), Creation ‘Painter Man’ Planet Label (PLF 119), King Curtis ‘Memphis Soul Stew’ Atlantic (584134), Tony Clarke ‘The Entertainer’ Chess (CRS8091), Alvin Cash & The Registers ‘Twine Time’ President (PT351), Julian Covey ‘A Little Bit Hurt’ (WIP 6009), Ethiopians ‘Train to Skaville’ Rio (R130) and ‘Hong Kong Fu’ JJ Records (DB1185), Roy Docker ‘Mellow Moonlight’ Domain label (D3), Dandy ‘Reggae in Your Jeggae’ Downtown label (DT410), etc. £150 - 200 405 Approx four hundred 45 rpm records Various years, genres and conditions includes Wynder K. Frog ‘Green Door’ (WIP6006), Fascination ‘Girls are out to get You’ (WI4049) Bobby Fuller Four ‘I fought the Law’ (HL10030), Little Grants & Eddie ‘Rock Steady 67’ President (PT172), Roy Head ‘Treat her Right’ (VP9248), Goldie & The Gingerbreads ‘Thats Why I Love You’ (F12931), Dobie Gray ‘Race with the Devil’, Jimi Hendrix ‘The Wind cries Mary’, ‘Johnny B Goode’, ‘Hey Joe’, ‘Purple Haze’ and ‘All along the Watchtower’, Juicy Lucy ‘Oh Pretty Wan’, Jon & Jeannie ‘Lovers Holiday’ (Beacon 2-105), The Human Beinz ‘Nobody but Me’ (SS1005), Jimmy Helms ‘Ragtime Girl’ (7N 45440), Thelma Houston ‘Save the Country’ Stateside Promo, Jet Harris & Tony

Various years genre’s and conditions, includes Sugar Pie de Santo ‘Soulful Dress’ Chess (CRS 8093), Shango ‘Walking in the Sunshine’ (SS 8051), The Spellbinders ‘Help Me’ (58-3970), Shades of Blue ‘Oh! How Happy’ Sue (WI 4022), John Roberts ‘Sockin 1234’ (WI4042), The Persuasions ‘Party in the Woods’ (MLF 11017), Max Romeo ‘What a Cute Man’ Unity (UN 547), Rhinoceros ‘Apricot Brandy’ (EKSN 45051), Billy Preston ‘Billys Bag’ Sue (WI 4012), The Quik ‘Love is a Beautiful Thing’ (DM 121), The Young Rascals ‘Good Lovin’(AT 4082), The Strange Loves ‘Cara-Lin’ (IM 007), Shakers ‘One Wonderful Moment’ (Pro 582), Billy Stewart ‘Summertime’ (CRS 8040), Septimus ‘Ferrets’ Pennine (PSS 134), Shirley & The Shirelles ‘Look What You’ve Done to my Heart’, (BLL 1049), etc. £150 - 200 408 Approx four hundred 45 rpm records Various years genre’s and conditions, includes Winstons ‘Color him Father’ (25493), Chuck Wood ‘Seven Days to Long’ (BIG 104), Warhouse ‘St Louis’ (6059 027), J.R Walker ‘Shake & Finger Pop’ EP, Bobby Wells ‘Lets Copp a Groove’ (Beacon 3-102), Typically Tropical ‘Barbados’ (GUL514), Doris Troy ‘I’ll do Anything’ (TT 507), Rufus Thomas ‘Willy Nilly’ (584 029), Tree Tops ‘Don’t Worry Baby’ (R5628), Traffic ‘Paper Sun’ (WIP 6002), 10 by Sam & Dave, The Rolling Stones’ EP (DFE 8560), The Rolling Stones ‘Five by Five’ EP (DFE 8590), The Soul Clan ‘Soul Meeting’ (584 202), 11 by The Who including ‘You Better you Bet’, ‘Had Enough’, ‘The Seeker’, ‘Won’t Get Fooled Again’, ‘Squeeze Box’, ‘Join Together’, ‘I’m a Boy’, ‘Happy Jack’, ‘Substitute’, ‘Lets See Action’ and ‘Pictures of Lily’. £150 - 200 409 The Gospel Classics 45 rpm record ‘More Love, that’s what we need’, 1968 Chess Label (CRS 8080). £80 - 100

Lots 331 - 429A

WRIGHT MARSHALL Decades of design February 2017

Decades of design February 2017 WRIGHT MARSHALL

412 Seventeen Vinyl LPs and one LP boxset Includes Audience ‘The House on the Hill’ Charisma label (CAS1032), The Who ‘My Generation’ Virgin reissue, Pink Floyd’s ‘Delicate Sound of Thunder’, The Story of Jimi Hendrix 6 LP boxset Babylon Budget label, Catastrophe Rock ‘Tone Deaf and the Idiots’, Pretty Things ‘Silk Torpedo’ with insert, three picture discs by Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis and Buddy Holly, Neil Young ‘American Stars n Bars’, Beach Boys ‘20 Golden Greats’ blue vinyl, Caravan’s ‘In the Land of Grey & Pink’ and ‘For Girls who Grow Plump in the Night’ others by Klaatu, Paper Dolls House, The Nocturnes etc, overall very good condition. £60 - 80 413 Approx one thousand eight hundred 45 rpm records

409

Various years and genres predominately Rock and Pop. NB: All all well played, vinyl has visible marks and scuffs and many of the sleeves are heavily worn and damaged. £150 - 200

415 Plum Atlantic label, Jimi Hendrix ‘Rainbow Bridge’ LP, Deep Purple’s ‘Fireball’ LP, ‘The Free Story’ Limited edition numbered double LP, ELO’s ‘Out of the Blue’ Special Edition double LP blue vinyl, Deep Purple’s ‘Never Before’ 45 rpm Purple Records label, Wayne Fontana & The Mindbenders ‘Game of Love’ 45 rpm EP, The Beatles ‘The Beatles Million Sellers’ 45 rpm EP, Focus 1971 45 rpm ‘Hocus Pocus’ Blue Horizon label (2096 004), etc. £70 - 100 417 The Rolling Stones 1964 Debut Album 1st Press mono Red Decca Label (LK 4605) with 1A Matrix side 2, plays the rare 2:52 version of ‘Tell Me’ sleeve is in excellent condition and vinyl in good condition (both sides). £300 - 320

410 410 Thirty three vinyl records Various genres includes Blitz Krieg ‘A Time of Changes’ LP Neat Records (Neat 1023), Avenged Sevenfold ‘Nightmare’ Double LP, Tyrant ‘Running Hot’ German LP Scratch label (805072/938), Molly Hatchet ‘Kingdom of XII’ Double LP, Annihilator ‘Criteria for a Black Widow’ LP (Mosh 396), Phantom ‘Dead or Alive’ US LP, Anthrax ‘Attack of the Killer B’s’ LP (ILPS9980), Death in Vegas ‘Hands around my Throat’ 12” single, Skin ‘Look but don’t Touch’ EP 12” picture disc (12R6391), the Four Horsemen ‘Rockin is ma Business’ Limited edition 12” picture disc, Outkasts ‘The Way you move’ 12” picture disc, Living Colours ‘Love Rears its Ugly Head’ shaped picture disc and 45rpm record, also their ‘Cult of Personality’ picture disc and ‘Leave it Alone’ picture disc, The Stranglers ‘Don’t Bring Harry’ 12” and ‘Who Wants the World’ 12” both Japanese issues, also their ‘Radio 1 Sessions’ and ‘Rarities’,Gary Numan’s ‘Living Ornaments ‘79’ and ‘80’, The Saw Doctors ‘If this is Rock and Roll I want my Old Job Back’, four LPs by M People includes ‘Elegants Slumming’, ‘Northern Soul’, ‘Bizarre Fruit’ and ‘Fresco’, others by Def Leppard, Wedding Present, Divine Horseman and The SOS Band, overall very good to excellent, very clean throughout. £120 - 140 411 Seven Reggae LPs Includes I Roy ‘Presenting I Roy’ 1973 Trojan label (TRLS 63), School Days ‘Present Scotty’ 1971 Trojan label (TRL33), Dennis Alcapone/U Roy ‘Version Galore Vol 2’ Trojan label (TBL 175), ‘Reggae Chartbusters’ Trojan label (TBLS 105), Soul to Soul DJs Choice Trojan label (TRLS74), Bunny Spear ‘Live’ Island label (ILPS9513) and Bunny Wailer ‘Market Place’ Solomonic label (SMLP010), overall very good condition. £60 - 80 48

414 414 Approx seventy 45 rpm coloured vinyl/ picture discs Predominately coloured vinyl includes Bran Van 3000 ‘Drinking in LA’, Sound Garden ‘Pretty Noose’, Cast ‘Sandstorm’, Shed Seven ‘Going for Gold’, Supergrass ‘Alright’, Sleepers ‘Vegas’, Pearl Jam ‘Jeremy’, Iron Maiden ‘The Clairvoyant’, 999 ‘Wild Sun’, Levellers ‘The Julie’ EP, The Jesus and Mary Chain ‘Sometimes Always’, and ‘Come On’ amongst others, included within the picture discs is G.B.H ‘Give me Fire’, Anthrax ‘Got The Time’, The Damned ‘Lovely Money’, Manfred Man ‘Don’t Kill it Carol’, Pat Benatar ‘Love is a Battlefield’, amongst others.

418 418 The Rolling Stones 1964 Debut Album 1st press Mono Red Decca label (LK 4605) with 3A Matrix side 2, with ‘Mona’ credit on sleeve and label, sleeve is in excellent condition and vinyl is very good condition. £200 - 220

£180 - 200 415 The Beatles ‘Please Please Me’ 45 rpm record January 1963 UK 1st issue, Red Parlophone Label (45-R 4983), light marks and scuffs. £30 - 40 416 Approx ninety vinyl records Includes Led Zeppelins debut LP 2nd pressing Red Plum Atlantic label, ‘Led Zeppelin II’ LP reissue and Led Zeppelins ‘IV (four symbols)’ LP 1st press Red

419 419 Three Vinyl LPs Comprising The Jimi Hendrix Experience ‘Axis: Bold as Love’ December 1967 Album 1st Press Mono

Track label (612003) with Gatefold sleeve and orange insert and ‘Are you Experienced’ May 1967 Album 1st Press Mono Track label (612001), together with Jimi Hendrix & Curtis Knight ‘Get That Feeling’ 1968 album London Label (HA8349), all in very good condition. £180 - 220

420 420 Two vinyl LPs Comprising Cream’s 1967 album ‘Disraeli Gears’ 1st Press Mono Reaction Label (593003) with Apple Credit on label together with Free’s 1970 album ‘Fire & Water’ 1st press Pink Island Label (ILPS 9120), both in very good condition. £80 - 100 421 Forty-six Vinyl Records Includes John Mayall’s Blue Breakers ‘Bare Wires’ Red Decca Label (LK 4945), Pink Floyd ‘Ummagumma’ Double LP Harvest Label (SHDW 1/2), Al Di Meola ‘Land of the Midnight Sun’ CBS label (S81220), ‘Klaus Nomi’ 1982 Album RCA label (RCALP 6026), John Otway ‘Deep Thought’, Fleetwood Mac ‘Then Play On’, 3 maxi singles by Marillion, etc. £150 - 200 422 Hawkwinds 1987 ‘The Official Picture Log Book’ Flicknife Records (HWBOX 01) with black fabric covered box, three picture discs, ‘An Interview with Hawkwind’ LP, 12” square single sided information sheet by Brian Tawn, lacks badge. £80 - 120 423 Three vinyl records by Jackson Heights Includes ‘The Fifth Avenue Bus’ 1972 LP Large Vertigo Swirl Label (6360 067) with die-cut sleeve, ‘King Progress’ LP Gatefold sleeve Charisma Label (CMS 1018) and their 1972 single ‘Maureen’ vertigo label (6059 068). £100 - 120 424 Two 45 rpm Records by Van der Graaf Generator Includes their 1970 single ‘Refugees’ Charisma Label (CB122) and their 1972 single ‘Theme One’ Charisma Label (CB175). £60 - 80

426A 425 Three 45 rpm records

428 Four LPs by Hawkwind

Comprising Bullet’s 1971 ‘Hobo’ Purple Records (PUR 101), Hard Stuff ‘Jay Time’ Purple Records (PUR 103) and Hard Stuff’s ‘Inside Your Life’ 1973, single Purple Records (PUR 116).

Includes the rare unofficial release ‘Assassins of Allah’ (UDX 203/204) #41 of 300, The Festival Records 1981 UK unofficial release ‘Live at the Bottom Line New York’, ‘The Cyberspace Conspiracy’ limited edition no label unofficial release and ‘Live at the Watchfield & Stonehenge Festivals 1976’ 1981 UK unofficial release.

£50 - 70 426 Hawkwind, Van der Graaf ‘Rock On!’ Vinyl LP, March 1977, Swedish issue Philips Label (9199 274) comes with stickers and insert. £70 - 100 426A An Ibanez AK95 Electric (Jazz) Guitar Dark Violin Sunburst Hollow Body made from Spruce and Flamed Maple, a Three-piece Mahogany/Maple Artcore Deluxe neck, a Rosewood Fretboard and Tailpiece with Abalone Inlay, an ACH1 neck pickup and ACH2 bridge pickup. In Immaculate Condition. Comes with a Gator Carry Case. £200-300 427 Twenty-two Vinyl LPs by Van der Graaf Generator & Peter Hammill Comprises 10 by Van der Graaf Generator which includes the unofficial release ‘Fellow Travelers’ (TAKRL 1927), ‘The Aerosol Grey Machine’ Fontana (6430 083), ‘The Least we can do is wave to each other’ Charisma (CAS 1027), ‘Godbluff’, ‘Still Life’, ‘World Record’, ‘Pawn Hearts’, and ‘The Quiet Zone’ amongst the other 12 LPs all by Peter Hammill is ‘Fools Mate’, Charisma (CAS 1037), ‘Chameleon in the Shadow of the Night’ Charisma (CAS 1067) ‘Nadir’s Big Chance’ Charisma (CAS 1099), ‘A Black Box’ S-Type Records (PHS1), ‘The Future Now’ Charisma (CAS 1083), ‘Over’ Charisma (CAS 1125), amongst others. £140 - 160 427A Approx one hundred and forty vinyl records Predominately 12” singles included amongst is The Rolling Stones ‘Miss You’ 12” single pink vinyl, The Police six pack limited edition 7” single set A&M Records (AMP 6001), The Faces ‘More of the Best’ RIVA EP (RIVA8), Radio Stars ‘Nervous Wreck’, Chiswick 12” single (NST23), Family ‘Bandstand’ LP (K54006) with die cut sleeve, Alice Coopers ‘Billion Dollar Babies’ (KS6013) and ‘Schools Out’ (KS6007), overall condition good to very good.

£70 - 100 428A Six Vinyl LPs by The Beatles Comprising ‘Let it Be’ box with vinyl LP and ‘Get Back’ book with the Red Apple logo on the back of the sleeve Apple label (PCS 7096), ‘Abbey Road’ 1st press Apple label (PCS 7088), ‘The Beatles’ (White Album) 1st press mono with top opening sleeve, Apple label (PMC 7067) black inners, poster and four pictures #0516326 and single EMI box issues of ‘With The Beatles’, ‘A Hard Days Night’ and ‘Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band’. £100 - 150 429 Eleven Vinyl records by Hawkwind Includes ‘The Golden Void’ 1991 US LP limited edition no label unofficial release, ‘Roadhawks’ United Artists (UAK 79919), ‘Angels of Death’ RCA (NL 71150), ‘Hawkwind as the Sonic Assassins’ 12” EP Flicknife Records (flep 101), ‘Hawkwind Friends & Relations’ Vol. 1, 2 & 3, etc. £50 - 70 429A Approx eighty Vinyl records Includes 7 by The Nice, 6 by King Crimson, 2 LPs by Traffic, 2 LPs by Matching Mole, 4 LPs by Black Sabbath, 6 LPs by Genesis, 4 LPs Mountain, 8 by Captain Beefheart, 3 LPs by Atomic Rooster, other by Pink Floyd, David Bowie, Beatles, Jethro Tull, Mallard, Taste, Emerson Lake & Palmer, amongst this collection is approx 70 45 rpm records. £150 - 200

£100 - 150

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430 Modern British School - ‘The Cross Keys, Knutsford’ Oil on canvas, indistinctly signed lower right, approx. 81x81cm, stretchered but unframed. £50 - 80 431 Gordon Swingler (20th Century) ‘Cheshire Lane’ Oil on panel, signed, bears handwritten label verso, inset swept and relief moulded gilt frame. £80 - 120 432 Thomas Edward La Dell ARA (British, 1914-1970) and Phyllis Ethel Ginger (British, 1907-2005) Two colour lithographs printed at The Baynard Press for School Prints Ltd of London, entitled ‘Tower of London’ 48x75cm, and ‘Bristol’, approx 48x75cm (2). £100 - 150 433 Jan Wenczka (Polish, b. 1946) - ‘Cathedral’ Acrylic on canvas, signed, approx 81x30cm, mounted but unframed.

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£50 - 80

437 Jack Vettriano (Scottish, b. 1951) - ‘Bad Boy, Good Girl’

434 Tom Cullen (1934-2001) - ‘Street Scenes’

Pencil signed limited edition colour print, no. 51/975, bears label verso, approx. 51x40cm, framed.

A pair, oils on canvas, each signed and dated 1996, each approx. 35x25cm, inset matching frames. £100 - 150 435 Terry McGlynn (1903-1973) - ‘Five Forms’ Mixed media on card laid on board, signed, bears two handwritten labels verso, also dated 1956 verso, approx. 38x42cm, framed. £100 - 150 436 Louis Icart (French, 1888-1950) - ‘Two Ladies and a Glove Puppet’ Etching, signed in pencil, oval, circa 1922, approx. 37x48cm, mounted and inset limed oak frame. £200 - 300

£40 - 50 438 Sue Henderson (20th Century) - ‘Eastern Window, Venice’ Pencil signed limited edition coloured etching, no. 11/75, titled to mount, approx. 16x18cm, framed.

£300 - 500 441 British School (20th Century) - ‘Red Chamber stick’ Oil on panel, bears a signature ‘John Piper’, various text verso, approx 30x40cm, inset foliate carved gilt wood frame. £80 - 100

£35 - 50

442 Attributed to Ivan Bray (b.1967) - ‘Woman in head scarf’

439 German Expressionist School (circa. 1930s) - ‘Tongue’

Watercolour, inscribed verso of picture, approx 19x14cm, framed.

Watercolour, approx. 24x18cm, framed.

£50 - 70

£80 - 100

443 Modern British School - ‘Group of figures’

440 Attributed to Sir Kyffin Williams RA (British, 1918-2006) - ‘Farmer with Sheepdog’ and ‘Pony’ Two watercolours, both bears initial ‘KW’, approx.

21x20cm and 35x24cm respectively, both framed.

Oil on canvas, initialled and dated, J.L-92, approx 91x60cm, framed. £100 - 150

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444 444 Lancelot Roberts (British, 1883-1950) ‘Picking Daffodils’ Oil on canvas, signed, approx 52x40cm, inset Arts & Crafts frame. £350 - 500 445 Ray Robertson (20th Century) - ‘Tumbling Water Stragar River Donegal’ Oil on panel, signed, bears label verso for McGilloway Gallery, 6 Shipquay Street, Derry, approx 28x38cm, framed. £300 - 500 446 Anthony Klitz (1917-2000) - ‘River Thames with Tower Bridge’ Oil on canvas, signed, approx 38x76cm, framed. £200 - 300 447 Anthony Klitz (1917-2000) - ‘River Thames with Houses of Parliament and Big Ben’ Oil on canvas, signed, approx 50x30cm, framed. £150 - 200 448 Anthony Klitz (1917-2000) - ‘St Paul’s Cathedral’ Oil on canvas, signed, approx 50x30cm, framed. £150 - 200 449 John Bowes (1899-1974) - ‘The Canal’ Oil on board, signed, bears labels verso for the National Society, R.I Galleries, 195 Picadilly, London, also for Liverpool Academy for Arts, also for City of Bradford, and for James Borlett & Sons Ltd of Nassau Street, London, approx 63x76cm, unframed. £100 - 200 450 Inga Kallagova-Goehnner (Russian/ American, 20th Century) - ‘Crossroads Spell’ Watercolour, signed and dated 1977, bears labels verso, approx 23x35cm, mounted and framed. £80 - 120

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451 Inga Kallagova-Goehnner (Russian/ American, 20th Century) - ‘Theatre Costume design sketch’

452 Inga Kallagova-Goehnner (Russian/ American, 20th Century) - ‘Singing in the Night’

453 Robert Lenkiewicz (1941-2002) - ‘Study of Anna’

Gouache and ink on paper, signed, circa 2004, approx 42x19cm, mounted and framed.

Theatre costume design sketch, gouache and ink on paper, signed, circa 2004, bears labels verso, approx 42x19cm, mounted and framed.

Watercolour, signed and titled centre right, approx 38x30cm, mounted and inset period style ebonised frame.

£50 - 80

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457 454 Tony Webb (British, b. 1955) - ‘Leaving Wigan Casino’ Oil on canvas, signed, titled verso, approx. 40x30cm, mounted but unframed. £50 - 80 455 Tony Webb (British, b. 1955) - ‘Sunday Morning Football’ Oil on board, signed, titled verso, approx. 25x68cm, framed. £50 - 80 456 Julia Midgley (Cheshire Artist, 20th/21st Century) - ‘Edberg’

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Mixed media on paper, signed and titled, bears artist’s label verso, also bears label verso for Wendy J Levy Contemporary Art, Didsbury, Manchester, approx. 27x36cm, mounted and framed. £80 - 100 457 Janet Maud Rotenberg (Canadian, 19562007) - ‘Weighing In’ Oil on canvas, signed, approx 73x101cm, stretchered but unframed. £60 - 80 458 Janet Maud Rotenberg (Canadian, 19562007) - ‘Eight Fish’ Oil on canvas, signed, approx 75x90cm, inset ebonised frame. £60 - 80 459 Janet Maud Rotenberg (Canadian, 19562007) - ‘Rubber Duck Fun’ Oil on canvas, signed, approx 81x102cm, stretchered but unframed. £60 - 80 460 Janet Maud Rotenberg (Canadian, 19562007) - ‘Shower Time’ Oil on canvas, signed, approx 76x86cm, stretchered but unframed. £60 - 80 461 Simeon Stafford (British, b.1956) ‘Unloading the Catch, Newlyn’ Oil on canvas, signed, titled to verso, approx 75x100cm, framed. £1500 - 2000 462 Tessa Newcomb (British, b.1955) ‘Allotment Scene’ Oil on canvas, inscribed verso ‘T Newcomb Jan 2002, deliberately vague’, approx 98x78cm, framed. £1800 - 2000

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463 Henry Matthews (1912-1991) - ‘Vivaldi’s Four Seasons’ Set of four, gouache, crayon and screen print, each signed, dated and titled, also each with hand written label verso, each approx 53x38cm, 51x36cm, 51x36cm, and 53x37cm, all mounted and inset matching gilt frames (4). £100 - 200 464 Pop Art - A mixed media three panel story line strip Inset single mount and frame, each panel approx 27x24cm, total frames height approx 37x87cm. £40 - 50 465 Tony Webb (British, b.1955) - ‘Basilica Saint Servin, Toulouse’ Oil on board, signed, title to verso, approx 49x39cm, framed. £50 - 80 466 Brandon Cross (British, 20th Century) ‘Advancing Riflemen’ Acrylic on canvas, signed, approx. 54x75cm, framed. £100 - 150 467 Brandon Cross (British, 20th Century) ‘Advancing Riflemen’

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A pair, acrylic, both signed, each approx. 30x20cm, inset matching mounts and frames (2). £100 - 150 468 Bernard McDonald (British, b. 1944) ‘Playing on the Beach’ Gouache, signed, bears artist’s label verso, approx. 22x17cm, inset swept gilt frame. £60 - 80 469 Deborah Jones (British, 1921-2012) ‘Pensnap & Wintle, Antiques’ Oil on board, signed, titled verso to Unicorn Gallery label, approx. 30x75cm, framed. £150 - 250 470 Graham Illingworth (British, b. 1953) ‘The Parker Tree’ Watercolour, signed and titled, bears label verso for The Church Hill Gallery, Knutsford, Cheshire, approx. 52x36cm, mounted and framed.

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£200 - 300 471 Graham Illingworth (British, b. 1953) - ‘Underwater’ Watercolour, signed and titled, bears label verso for The Church Hill Gallery, Knutsford, Cheshire, approx. 22x22cm, mounted and framed. £200 - 300 472 Graham Illingworth (British, b. 1953) - ‘Retaliation’ Watercolour, signed and titled, bears label verso for The Church Hill Gallery, Knutsford, Cheshire, approx. 52x44cm, mounted and framed. £400 - 500 473 David Barrow (British, b. 1959) - ‘The Eleven’ (Mods on Scooters) Oil on canvas, signed, further info verso, approx. 50x76cm, inset ebonised frame. £400 - 600 474 Geoff Masters (20th Century) - ‘Fell Evening from Blea Crags, Robinson’ Acrylic, signed with initials, signed again verso and titled verso, approx. 48x64cm, mounted and framed. £50 - 150

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481 475 After Ken Law (20th Century) - Two Athena prints on board (2)

480 Robert O Lenkiewicz (1941-2002) - ‘Rear View from Project 18’

483 Fabian Perez (Argentinian, b. 1967) ‘Geisha with White Umbrella’

£30 - 50

Pencil signed limited edition colour screen print, no. 325/375, signed and titled to mount, approx. 83x54cm, mounted and inset swept ebonised frame.

Oil on canvas, signed, further signed and titled verso, also bears De Montfort Fine Art label verso, approx. 60x45cm, framed.

Provenance: County Galleries, 32-34 Railway Street, Altrincham, Cheshire.

£5000 - 6000

476 Attributed to Julian Bell (British, b. 1952) - ‘Windmill’ Oil on canvas laid on board, initialled lower right ‘JB’, approx. 91x91cm, framed. £100 - 150 477 Modern School - ‘Red Abstract’ Oil on canvas, indistinctly signed, approx. 91x91cm, framed. £40 - 80 478 Jiri Borsky (Czech Republic/British, b. 1945) - ‘Three Figures and dining table’ Watercolour, signed and dated (19)94, bears label verso for The Wavertree Gallery, Newcastle, Staffordshire, approx. 22x16cm. £150 - 250 479 Gerard Nesvindba (20th/21st Century) ‘Lake Scene’ Oil on canvas, signed, approx. 80x90cm, framed. £200 - 300 54

£550 - 750 481 Fabian Perez (Argentinian, b. 1967) ‘Man Lighting a Cigarette’ Oil on canvas, signed, further signed and titled verso, approx. 50x60cm, framed. £5000 - 6000 482 Fabian Perez (Argentinian, b. 1967) ‘Saba on the Balcony’ Oil on canvas, signed, further signed and titled verso, also bears paperwork verso for De Montfort Fine Art verso, approx. 60x50cm, framed. £5000 - 6000

484 Fabian Perez (Argentinian, b. 1967) ‘The Proposal’ Sepia watercolour and ink, signed, bears De Montfort Fine Art label verso, approx. 40x30cm, mounted and framed. £1500 - 2000 485 Philip Gray (Irish, b. 1959) ‘Angry Shores’ Oil on canvas, signed, bears label verso for De Montfort Fine Art verso, approx. 100x120cm, framed. £1500 - 2000 486 Philip Gray (Irish, b. 1959) - ‘Lighting The Way’ Oil on canvas, signed, bears De Montfort Fine Art label verso, approx. 80x80cm, framed. £1500 - 2000

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487 Sakko (20th/21st Century) ‘Moroccan Glow’

488 Henderson Cisz (Brazilian, b. 1960) ‘Beach Retreat, Rio De Janeiro’

489 Maya Eventov (Russian, b. 1964) ‘Dawn Light’

Oil, signed, bears label verso for De Montfort Fine Art, approx. 80x100cm, framed.

Oil on canvas, signed, bears label verso for De Montfort Fine Art, approx. 76x152cm, framed.

£800 - 1200

£600 - 800

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490 George Vincent (20th/21st Century) ‘Ambient Forest’ Mixed media, signed, approx. 56x88cm, framed. £500 - 600 491 Philip Gray (Irish, b. 1959) ‘Moored Sailboats’ Pastel, signed, bears De Montfort Fine Art label verso, approx. 45x45cm, framed. £1000 - 1500 492 Darren Baker (20th/21st Century) - ‘Barcelona’ Charcoal drawing, signed, bears De Montfort Fine Art label verso, approx. 17x23cm, mounted and inset swept ebonised frame. £800 - 1000 493 20th Century Tanzanian ‘Tinga Tinga’ School - ‘Three Giraffes’ Within stylised bird and foliate border, oil on canvas, signed ‘Mr Iddi’, approx. 114x70cm, framed. £80 - 120 494 David Barrow (British, b.1959) - ‘Mods on Scooters’ Oil on canvas, signed, further info by artist verso, approx. 60x60cm, inset swept ebonised frame. £400 - 600 495 Janet Rogers (2004) - ‘Abstract’ Mixed media, signed and dated, approx. 36x36cm, mounted and framed. £100 - 150 496 John McCombs NDD ROI RBA FRSA PMAFA (British, b. 1943) - ‘Autumn Landscape with Delph Bridge’ Oil, signed and dated 2007, bears artist’s label verso, also bears label verso for The Mall Galleries 2008 Exhibition, approx. 34x44cm, mounted and framed.

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£150 - 200 497 Allan Morgan (British, b. 1952) ‘Coastal Landscape’, Gauche, signed bears artists label verso, approx 28x38cm, mounted and framed. £80 - 120 498 David Elliott (20/21st Century) - ‘Devil Storm’, oil on canvas, Signed, bears artists label verso, approx 60x65cm, framed. £40 - 80 499 Attributed to Millicent E Ayrton R.C.am.A. MBE (1913 - 2000) - ‘The Banquet’, Oil on canvas board, signed lower right “M.E AYRTON”, bears old hand written label verso, approx 30x40cm, framed. £200 - 300 500 Roger Warner (British, b. 1943) - ‘Pop art composition’, Oil on canvas, signed and dated 1977, approx 69x89cm, framed. £80 - 120

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501 Paul Bassingthwaite (British, b.1963) ‘Albert Dock’ Oil on panel, signed verso, inscribed verso, approx 50x40cm, framed. NB: Paul Bassingthwaite’s work is in the Leicester Museum permanent fine art collection and in the private collections of actors Derek Jacoby, Lisa Tarbuck, Clive Owen and Kathy Burke. Paul Bassingthwaite’s exhibitions have included the Piccadilly Gallery, The London Group, Royal Watercolour Society, Royal Academy, Glasgow Art Fair, Kato Gallery Tokyo, and numerous others. £100 - 150 502 Alan Brassington (British b. 1959) ‘African Boatsmen’, Watercolour, signed, approx 31x50cm, mounted and inset ornate swept burr finished frame. £100 - 150 503 Alan Brassington (British b. 1959) ‘Polo Players’, Watercolour, signed, approx 45x50cm, mounted and framed. £100 - 150 504 Fred Stubbings (British, exh. 1927) ‘Amersham from Coleshill, Buckinghamshire’, A pair, oils on board, each signed and dated (19) 55, each with further info. verso, each approx 35x45cm, inset swept gilt frames. £80 - 120

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494 505 John Brunsden (British, 1933 2014) - ‘The Lizard’, pencil signed limited edition etching, Numbered “AP3/5”, approx 30x45cm, framed. £80 - 120 506 R Berger (Hungarian b. 1947) - ‘Still Lifes’

499 507 Elizabeth Fisher Clay (American 1871 1959) - ‘Farm in Normandy’,

509 Continental School (20th Century) ‘Thatched Cottage with Ducks’

Oil on panel, signed, bears further info verso, approx 14x20cm, inset stylized scrolling foliate moulded and swept gilt gesso frame.

Oil on board, indistinctly signed, approx 48x64cm, framed.

£200 - 300

Set of four each depicting fruit next to a porcelain bowl, each signed, each with artist info labels verso, and bearing labels verso for the Unicorn Gallery, Wilmslow, Cheshire, each approx 12x14cm, inset matching ornate period style frames (4).

508 William H Jones (British b. 1953) ‘Venice Gondoliers’,

£200 - 300

£40 - 60

Watercolour, signed, bears labels verso for “La Galerie d-art, Bowness-on-Windermere, Cumbria, approx 25x17cm, mounted and inset gilt frame.

£200 - 300 510 Geoff Masters ( 20th Century) ‘Yellow Sun’ Acrylic on board, signed with initials, further signed and titled verso, approx 45x60cm, framed. £50 - 150

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511 Anthony Brown (Liverpool, 20th/21st Century) - ‘Oscar Peterson’

515 Janet Maud Rotenberg (Canadian, 19562007) - ‘ Babes on the Beach’

Acrylic on board, signed, further info verso, approx 58x48cm, mounted and framed.

Oil on canvas, signed, approx 122x120cm, stretchered but unframed.

NB: Oscar Peterson was a Canadian jazz pianist and composer, the legendary Duke Ellington christened him ‘The Mahajara of the Keyboard’.

£60 - 80

£200 - 300 512 Dod Dow (Scottish, 20th/21st Century) ‘Crail Harbour’ Mixed media, approx 63x94cm, framed. £80 - 120 513 Peta Downing (20th Century) - ‘Spring Light Meathop Moss’ Oil on canvas, signed with initials and dated (19)79, further signed, dated and titled verso, approx 90x90cm, framed. £40 - 80 514 Janet Maud Rotenberg (Canadian, 19562007) - ‘Polka Dot Bikini’

516 Janet Maud Rotenberg (Canadian, 19562007) - ‘Women in Jars’ Oil on canvas, signed, approx 120x82cm, framed. £60 - 80 517 Frederick J. England NDD ATC (London), MFPS IAG, (British, b.1939, known as Eric England) - ‘Potters Union Meeting, Night Shift, Cauldon Trent & Mersey Canal’ Acrylic on panel, signed, titled verso, also bears artists label verso, approx 58x98cm, framed. £200 - 300 518 Frederick J. England NDD ATC (London), MFPS IAG, (British, b.1939, known as Eric England) - ‘Brass Foundry Sky’

Oil on canvas, signed, approx, 138x76cm, stretchered but unframed.

Acrylic on board, signed, titled and further info by artist verso, also bears artists label verso, approx 60x96cm, framed.

£60 - 80

£200 - 300

519 Frederick J. England NDD ATC (London), MFPS IAG, (British, b.1939, known as Eric England) - ‘Three Kilns, Old Stoke on Trent’ Acrylic on board, signed, titled by artist verso, also bears artists label verso, approx 80x90cm, framed. £200 - 300 520 Frederick J. England NDD ATC (London), MFPS IAG, (British, b.1939, known as Eric England) - ‘Moment of Music, Three Cellos’ Acrylic on board, signed, titled by artist verso, also bears artists label verso, approx 80x90cm, framed. £100 - 150 521 Frederick J. England NDD ATC (London), MFPS IAG, (British, b.1939, known as Eric England) - ‘They’re Laying Off, Old Stoke on Trent’ Acrylic on board, signed, titled by artist verso, also bears artists label verso, approx 80x90cm, framed. £200 - 300

522 Frederick J. England NDD ATC (London), MFPS IAG, (British, b.1939, known as Eric England) - ‘Canal at Etruria Coal Wharf’ Acrylic on board, signed, titled by artist verso, also bears artists label verso, approx 50x100cm, framed. £200 - 300 523 Frederick J. England NDD ATC (London), MFPS IAG, (British, b.1939, known as Eric England) - ‘Last Night 2016 Proms’ Acrylic on board, signed, titled by artist verso, also bears artists label verso, as well as a Society of Staffordshire Artist label verso, approx 58x75cm, framed.

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£80 - 120 524 Frederick J. England NDD ATC (London), MFPS IAG, (British, b.1939, known as Eric England) - ‘Upbank from Nicholson Dye Works, Leek’ Acrylic on panel, signed, titled by artist verso, also bears artists label verso, approx 45x65cm, framed. £120 - 180 525 Frederick J. England NDD ATC (London), MFPS IAG, (British, b.1939, known as Eric England) - ‘Seven Sisters Firing’ Acrylic on canvas, signed, bears artists label verso, approx 70x50cm, stretchered but unframed. £100 - 150 526 Frederick J. England NDD ATC (London), MFPS IAG, (British, b.1939, known as Eric England) - ‘Fenton Four, Start Up One’ Acrylic on canvas, signed, bears artists label verso, approx 50x70cm, stretchered but unframed. £80 - 120 527 Frederick J. England NDD ATC (London), MFPS IAG, (British, b.1939, known as Eric England) - ‘Porting Saggars Night Shift’ Acrylic on panel, signed, titled by artist verso, also bears artists label verso, approx 32x32cm, framed. £70 - 100 528 Frederick J. England NDD ATC (London), MFPS IAG, (British, b.1939, known as Eric England) - ‘Potters at the Crossing’ Acrylic on canvas, signed and titled verso, approx 45x60cm, framed.

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£80 - 120 529 Micheal William Fargher (British, b.1963) - ‘The Changing Face of Industry’ (The old Ravenshead glass factory, St Helen’s) Acrylic on canvas, signed with initials and dated 2014, further inscribed verso presumably by artist, approx 90x90cm, stretchered but unframed. £100 - 200 530 Micheal William Fargher (British, b.1963) ‘The path to Enlightenment’ Acrylic on canvas, signed with initials and dated 2014, approx 90x90cm, stretchered but unframed. £100 - 200 531 Modern schoolA three dimensional panel depicting a black shirt with red cruciform decoration, the button down white collars painted with further upside down cruciforms, part of the shirt being ripped to show part of an

532 exposed octopus tentacle rib-cage, initialled lower left ‘S.I.R.O’, and bears further monogram lower right, approx 60x50cm, stretchered but unframed. £250 - 500

532 Eric Waugh (Canadian, b.1963) - ‘My Music’, and ‘Big Flowers’ A pair, mixed media, both signed and titled, each approx 39x39cm, inset matching silvered frames (2). £300 - 500 59

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533 J Enrique (Spanish, 20th/21st Century) ‘Abstract Figures’ and ‘Abstract Pianist’, a pair

535 Tadeusz Was (Polish, 1911-2005) ‘Family, Rome 1946’

537 Tadeusz Was (Polish, 1911-2005) - ‘Atri, Italy 1946’

Oils on canvas, both signed, both inscribed verso, each approx 20x25cm, both framed (2).

Oil on canvas, signed, titled verso, and bears label for The Barn Gallery, Kermincham, Cheshire, approx 38x47cm, framed.

Ink on paper, inscribed to front and verso, approx 27x22cm, framed.

£150 - 250 534 Tadeusz Was (Polish, 1912-2005) - ‘Virgin and Child’ Oil on paper, signed, titled with label verso, approx 62x43cm, framed. £200 - 300

£200 - 300 536 Tadeusz Was (Polish, 1911-2005) ‘Bathers, Rome 1945’ Oil on canvas, signed, titled verso, approx 27x36cm, framed. £100 - 150

£100 - 150 538 Tadeusz Was (Polish, 1911-2005) - ‘Tears’ Pencil signed sootcut, titled and dated 1956 verso, approx 32x26cm, framed. NB: Story has it that the process of sootcut was discovered by Tadeusz Was who was stationed in the desert in World War II, he apparently held orange

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544 peel over a burning oil lamp and the resulting soot produced formed a perfect impression when in contact with paper. £100 - 150 539 Mike Weeden (British, b.1957) - ‘Spoilt for Choice’ Oil on board, signed, titled verso, approx 45x55cm, framed. £450 - 550 540 Mike Weeden (British, b.1957) - ‘The Birthday Party’ Oil on board, signed, titled verso, approx 40x50cm, framed. £450 - 550 541 Tony Rome (American, 20th/21st Century) - ‘Summer in Marbella’ and ‘St. Jean de Luz s/w France’ A pair of oils on board, signed, titled verso, also bears certificate of authencity verso, approx 40x50cm, inset matching ornate frame.

542 Graham Illingworth (British, b.1953) ‘Fantasical Figures’ A pair, watercolours, each signed, each approx 9x9cm, inset matching mounts and swept frames (2). £150 - 250 543 James Fry (1911-1985) - ‘Near Goathorn, Poole Harbour’ Oil on board, signed with initials, further inscribed verso, approx 16x29cm, framed.

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546 Frederick Park Fairer (British, 1910-1984) - ‘Nuns on Bikes’

544 Attributed to Alexander McKenzie (British, 1923-2002) - ‘Three dimensional mask’

Oil on board, signed, approx 50x60cm, framed.

Mixed media on perspex, bears a signature, also inscribed ‘C4’, plaque size 64x46cm. NB: Alexander McKenzie was a British abstract artist known at the St Ives School, in 1950 McKenzie moved to Cornwall and established a close relationship with many artists, this including Ben Nicholson and Barbara Hepworth. £500 - 1000

NB: For further information please see www. tonyromeart.com.

545 British School (early 20th Century) ‘Terrier sat on a Doorstep’

£200 - 300

Oil on board, inscribed verso ‘Dandy 1916 James Watts’, approx 90x75cm, framed.

£400 - 500 547 Harry Malkin (British, b.1951) - ‘Pit Miner at Work’ Oil, signed, inscribed verso, approx 33x35cm, mounted and framed. NB: Harry Malkin was born in Castleford, West Yorkshire and was a former miner who joined a local art group during the beginning of the big miner’s strike of 1984/85, and never looked back. After the mine was forced to close in 1985 he decided to paint full time, drawing on his experiences of being a miner, his works reflect his social background. £300 - 400

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550 548 Ivan Taylor (British, b.1946 ) - ‘St Micheal’s Mount, Cornwall, Passing Storm’ Oil, signed, titled verso and bears further artist info verso, approx 28x74cm, mounted and inset swept gilt frame. £250 - 350 549 Fauvism School (20th Century) ‘Still Life’

553 Max Ayres (2003) - ‘Jodrell Bank’ Oil on canvas, signed and dated, approx 80x100cm, stretchered but unframed. £80 - 120 554 A. Williams (20th/21st Century) ‘Red Landscape’ Oil on canvas, signed, approx 80x80cm, stretchered but unframed.

Thick impasto oil on panel, bears old Winsor & Newton’s label verso describing as ‘Rathbone canvas board’, approx 37x29cm, inset ornate swept and relief moulded painted and highlighted frame.

£100 - 150

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Oil on canvas, signed, approx 50x50cm, stretchered but unframed.

550 After Tamara de Lempicka (1898-1980) - ‘Andromeda’

555 A. Williams (20th/21st Century) ‘Red Landscape’

£100 - 150

Oil on canvas, approx 88x60cm, inset good quality decorative gilt and ebonised frame.

556 A. Williams (20th/21st Century) ‘Blue Landscape’

£600 - 800

Oil on canvas, signed, approx 50x50cm, stretchered but unframed.

551 Josef Herman LG OBE (1911-2000) ‘Fishermen Mending Nets’ Ink and wash, bears label verso, approx 18x27cm, mounted and framed. £400 - 500 552 Josef Herman LG OBE (1911-2000) - ‘Man Mending Nets’ Ink and wash, bears label verso, approx 18x11cm, mounted and framed. £400 - 500 62

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558 Tadeusz Was (Polish, 1912-2005) ‘Abstract Figures’ A pair, black ink on paper, each approx 30x20cm, inset matching frames (2). £80 - 100 559 Bohuslav Barlow (Czechoslovakian, b.1947) - ‘Back to Back’ Oil on canvas, signed, bears artists label verso, approx 60x90cm, framed. £200 - 300 560 Two large sized contemporary oils on boards Each depicting 1960’s scenes to include Bobby Moore holding the Jules Rimet trophy, a union jack mini, Che Guevara, Twiggy, height 244cm, width 122cm £300 - 500 561 Three large sized contemporary oils on board

Acrylic on card, signed, bears gallery label verso, approx 18x18cm, framed.

Each depicting various scenes from the 1960’s to include Jimi Hendrix, The Beatles, Yellow Submarine, Mick Jagger, Jim Morrison, height 244cm, width 122cm

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557 Gyln Macey (b.1969) - ‘St Ives Boat’

570 570 Geoffrey Key (Manchester, b. 1941) ‘Red Hills’ Oil on canvas, signed and dated (20)09, further inscribed and signed verso by artist, approx. 48x98cm, inset ebonised frame. NB: Geoffrey Key is now an artist of international repute, his has mounted major exhibitions in France, Hong Kong, The USA and Australia, and is represented in important public and corporate collections, including The Salford and Manchester art galleries, the Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong, Jockey Club Hong Kong, Societ Roquefort, Chateau De St Ouen, and Perrier. £6000 - 8000 571 Geoffrey Key (Manchester, b. 1941) ‘Woodland Farm’ Oil on canvas, signed and dated (20)08, further inscribed and signed verso by artist, approx. 60x50cm, inset silvered frame. NB: Geoffrey Key is now an artist of international repute, his has mounted major exhibitions in France, Hong Kong, The USA and Australia, and is represented in important public and corporate collections, including The Salford and Manchester art galleries, the Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong, Jockey Club Hong Kong, Societ Roquefort, Chateau De St Ouen, and Perrier. £5500 - 6000

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572 Geoffrey Key (Manchester, b. 1941) ‘Window Figure’ Black ink, signed and dated 9.8.07, further inscribed and signed verso by artist, approx. 50x34cm, mounted and inset ebonised frame. NB: Geoffrey Key is now an artist of international repute, his has mounted major exhibitions in France, Hong Kong, The USA and Australia, and is represented in important public and corporate collections, including The Salford and Manchester art galleries, the Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong, Jockey Club Hong Kong, Societ Roquefort, Chateau De St Ouen, and Perrier. £3000 - 4000 573 Geoffrey Key (Manchester, b. 1941) ‘Cafe Bar’ Oil on canvas, signed and dated (19)99, further signed and titled by the artist verso, also bears artist archive number ‘GK.281.99’, approx 50x60cm, framed. NB: Geoffrey Key is now an artist of International repute, he has mounted major exhibitions in France, Hong Kong, the USA and Australia, and has represented in important public and corporate collections, including the Salford and Manchester art galleries, the Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong, Jockey Club Hong Kong, Societe Roquefort, Chateau de St Ouen, and Perrier. £5000 - 6000

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574 Geoffrey Key (Manchester, b. 1941) ‘White Farm and Cloud’ Oil on canvas, signed and dated (20)07, further signed, titled and dated verso, also bears artist archive number verso ‘GK1800.07.’, approx 40x55cm, framed. NB: Geoffrey Key is now an artist of International repute, he has mounted major exhibitions in France, Hong Kong, the USA and Australia, and has represented in important public and corporate collections, including the Salford and Manchester art galleries, the Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong, Jockey Club Hong Kong, Societe Roquefort, Chateau de St Ouen, and Perrier. £5000 - 6000 575 Geoffrey Key (Manchester, b. 1941) ‘Female Nude’ Black ink on paper, signed and dated 19.1.81, further inscribed verso by artist, approx. 56x40cm, framed. NB: Geoffrey Key is now an artist of international repute, his has mounted major exhibitions in France, Hong Kong, The USA and Australia, and is represented in important public and corporate collections, including The Salford and Manchester art galleries, the Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong, Jockey Club Hong Kong, Societ Roquefort, Chateau De St Ouen, and Perrier. £700 - 900

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576 576 Geoffrey Key (Manchester, b. 1941) ‘Dove Cote’ Mixed media, signed and dated 15.9.85, further inscribed and signed verso by artist, approx. 51x35cm, mounted and framed. NB: Geoffrey Key is now an artist of international repute, his has mounted major exhibitions in France, Hong Kong, The USA and Australia, and is represented in important public and corporate collections, including The Salford and Manchester art galleries, the Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong, Jockey Club Hong Kong, Societ Roquefort, Chateau De St Ouen, and Perrier. £2000 - 2500 577 Geoffrey Key (Manchester, b. 1941) ‘Female Head’ Mixed media, signed and dated (19)78, approx. 24x19cm, framed. NB: Geoffrey Key is now an artist of international repute, his has mounted major exhibitions in 66

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579 Geoffrey Key (Manchester, b. 1941) ‘Three Nude Figures on Horseback, Yellow’ Mixed media on paper, bears label verso for The Bromley Art Company, Bolton, England, approx. 13x19cm, framed. NB: Geoffrey Key is now an artist of international repute, his has mounted major exhibitions in France, Hong Kong, The USA and Australia, and is represented in important public and corporate collections, including The Salford and Manchester art galleries, the Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong, Jockey Club Hong Kong, Societ Roquefort, Chateau De St Ouen, and Perrier. £200 - 300 580 Geoffrey Key (Manchester, b. 1941) ‘Figures on horses within landscape’ Sepia sketch, signed and dated (19)68, approx 23x34cm, framed. NB: Geoffrey Key is now an artist of international repute, his has mounted major exhibitions in

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France, Hong Kong, The USA and Australia, and is represented in important public and corporate collections, including The Salford and Manchester art galleries, the Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong, Jockey Club Hong Kong, Societ Roquefort, Chateau De St Ouen, and Perrier. £200 - 300 581 Geoffrey Key (Manchester, b. 1941) - ‘Head’ Pencil signed limited edition etching, no. 11/20, dated (19)79, approx. 17x13cm, framed. NB: Geoffrey Key is now an artist of international repute, his has mounted major exhibitions in France, Hong Kong, The USA and Australia, and is represented in important public and corporate collections, including The Salford and Manchester art galleries, the Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong, Jockey Club Hong Kong, Societ Roquefort, Chateau De St Ouen, and Perrier. £100 - 150

582 Geoffrey Key (Manchester, b. 1941) ‘Female Nude’ Pencil signed limited edition etching, no. 23/25, signed and dated (19)78, approx. 20x12cm, framed.

collections, including The Salford and Manchester art galleries, the Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong, Jockey Club Hong Kong, Societ Roquefort, Chateau De St Ouen, and Perrier.

NB: Geoffrey Key is now an artist of international repute, his has mounted major exhibitions in France, Hong Kong, The USA and Australia, and is represented in important public and corporate collections, including The Salford and Manchester art galleries, the Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong, Jockey Club Hong Kong, Societ Roquefort, Chateau De St Ouen, and Perrier.

£200 - 300

£100 - 150

583 Geoffrey Key (Manchester, b. 1941) - A group of six small sepia prints Depicting still lifes, horses, and an abstract head, all framed (6) NB: Geoffrey Key is now an artist of international repute, his has mounted major exhibitions in France, Hong Kong, The USA and Australia, and is represented in important public and corporate

584 Geoffrey Key (Manchester, b. 1941) - A quantity and collection of assorted prints, signed greetings cards, exhibition booklets and related ephemera And the book ‘Clowns’, signed and dated by the artist, (qty).

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585 Albin Trowski (Polish, 1919-2012) - ‘Stockport’ Watercolour, signed and dated (19)74, titled verso, approx. 36x71cm, framed. £200 - 300 586 Albin Trowski (Polish, 1919-2012) - ‘Factories and Canal’ Watercolour, signed and dated (19)75, approx. 41x29cm, framed. £100 - 150 587 Albin Trowski (Polish, 1919-2012) - ‘Monument’ Watercolour, signed and dated (19)74, approx. 46x32cm, framed. £80 - 120 588 Albin Trowski (Polish, 1919-2012) - ‘Manchester Street Scene with Reference Library’ Watercolour, signed and dated (19)75, approx. 44x32cm, framed. £100 - 150 589 Albin Trowski (Polish, 1919-2012) - ‘St Annes Church Yard, Manchester’ Watercolour, signed and dated (19)75, approx. 44x29cm, framed. £100 - 150 590 Albin Trowski (Polish, 1919-2012) - ‘Northern Ballet School’ Watercolour, titled, signed and dated (19)78, approx. 33x36cm, framed. £50 - 80 591 Albin Trowski (Polish, 1919-2012) - ‘Sun Alliance House’

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Watercolour, signed and dated (19)74, approx. 42x35cm, framed. £100 - 150 592 Albin Trowski (Polish, 1919-2012) - ‘Old Warehouse, Hardma’s’ Watercolour, signed and dated (19)76, approx. 46x25cm, framed. £80 - 120 593 Marc Grimshaw (British, b. 1957) - ‘Royal Exchange Building from St Anne’s Square, Manchester’ Pencil drawing, signed, titled verso, approx. 33x24cm, framed. £100 - 150 594 Marc Grimshaw (British, b. 1957) - ‘City Scape (Smoking Chimneys)’ Pencil drawing, signed with monogram, inscribed verso, approx. 17x37cm, framed. £200 - 300 595 Marc Grimshaw (British, b. 1957) - ‘City Scape’ (Smoking Chimneys and Church) Pencil drawing, signed, inscribed verso, approx. 29x21cm, framed. £200 - 300 596 Brian Nolan (British b. 1931) - ‘Homeward Bound’ Watercolour, signed, label verso, approx. 28x37cm, mounted and framed. £80 - 120 597 Albert Barlow (British, b.1944) - ‘Peeping Tom’ Oil on board, signed with monogram, titled and signed verso, approx. 30x25cm, framed. £150 - 200

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598 Albert Barlow (British, b.1944) - ‘Morning Walk’ Oil on board, signed with monogram, titled and further signed verso, approx. 30x24cm, framed. £150 - 200 599 Albert Barlow (British, b.1944) - ‘Big Man’ Oil on board, signed with monogram, titled and further signed verso, approx. 29x24cm, framed. £150 - 200 600 Albert Barlow (British, b.1944) - ‘Happy Shopper’ Oil on board, signed with monogram, titled and signed verso, approx. 29x25cm, framed. £150 - 200 601 M McGrath (20th/21st Century) - ‘City High Street’ Oil on canvas, signed and dated 2017, titled verso, approx. 46x61cm, stretchered but unframed. £80 - 120 602 M McGrath (20th/21st Century) - ‘Industrial River’

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Oil on canvas, signed and dated 2016, titled verso, approx. 60x46cm, stretchered but unframed. £100 - 150 603 M McGrath (20th/21st Century) - ‘City Blues’ Oil on canvas, signed and dated 2017, titled verso, approx. 40x50cm, stretchered but unframed. £100 - 150 604 M McGrath (20th/21st Century) - ‘Pink Dawn on the Canal’ Oil on canvas, signed and dated 2016, titled verso, approx. 40x50cm, stretchered but unframed. £100 - 150 605 Martin Dobson (b. 1947) - ‘Shunting Yard’ Pastel and chalk on paper, signed, bears label verso for The Colourfield Gallery, approx. 27x39cm, framed. £200 - 300 606 Martin Dobson (b. 1947) - ‘Signal Post’ Chalk and pastel on paper, signed and dated 1980, bears label verso for The Colourfield Gallery, approx. 24x15cm, framed. £150 - 200 607 After Laurence Stephen Lowry RA (British, 18871976) - ‘Market Day’ Watercolour, indistinctly signed, approx. 26x38cm, framed.

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£50 - 80 607A Harold Riley (British, b. 1934) - ‘Man in Glasses’ Black ink sketch on card, signed, bears certificate of authenticity verso which also states ‘Drawn at the England versus Uruguay Rugby World Cup, City of Manchester Stadium 10.10.15’, approx. 7x11cm, mounted and framed. £100 - 150 608 Hazel Titherley RCA ATC ATD (Manc) NDD (British, b. 1935) - ‘Abstract Landscape’ Oil on panel, signed, dated verso ‘3 Feb 1970’, approx. 52x67cm, inset painted contemporary frame. NB: Hazel Titherley has work displayed in The Salford Art Gallery, and in private collections in Britain, Scandinavia, USA, Pakistan, Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, France and Spain. She exhibits with The Royal Cambrian Academy with The New London Artists, with The Northwest Contemporary Design Collective, and in her studio. £80 - 120 609 M P Elliott (Manchester, b. 1974) ‘Industrial Landscape’ Oil, signed with initials, approx. 39x49cm, mounted and framed. £100 - 150

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614 Reg Gardner (Manchester, b. 1948) ‘Manchester Street Scene’ Oil on canvas, signed, approx. 30x41cm, framed. £600 - 700 615 Reg Gardner (Manchester, b. 1948) ‘Manchester Street Scene’ Oil on canvas, signed, approx. 30x30cm, framed. £500 - 600 616 Reg Gardner (Manchester, b. 1948) ‘Westminster Bridge, London’ Oil, signed with initials, approx. 24x17cm, framed. £200 - 300 617 Marc Grimshaw (British, b. 1957) ‘Manchester Street Scene’ Pastel, inscribed verso, approx. 21x38cm, framed. £100 - 200 618 Marc Grimshaw (British, b. 1957) ‘Albert Square’ Pastel, titled verso, approx 20x30cm, framed. £100 - 200 619 Marc Grimshaw (British, b. 1957) -’Washing the Steps’ Pastel, signed, approx 44x55cm, mounted and inset ornate relief moulded and swept silvered frame. £350 - 450

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620 Margaret Chapman (1940-2000) ‘Street Scene’ Oil on board, signed, approx 83x60cm, framed. £500 - 600 621 Alan Knight (British, b.1949) - ‘Piccadilly Gardens Manchester’ Heavily textured impasto oil on board, signed with initials, titled verso, approx 74x100cm, inset swept ebonised frame. £400 - 500 622 John Thompson (British, 1924-2011) - ‘Shadows on a Wet Day’ (King Street, Oldham, c.1930) Watercolour, signed and titled, also inscribed to the mount, approx. 38x28cm, unframed. £150 - 200 623 John Thompson (British, 1924-2011) ‘Group of Men’ Watercolour, signed and mongrammed, no. G375, bears artists label verso, approx 52x37cm, mounted and framed. £600 - 800 624 Roger Hampson (British, 1925-1996) ‘Bark Street, Bolton’ Oil on panel, signed, titled by hand verso, presumably by artist, approx 15x20cm, framed. £600 - 800 625 Attributed to Laurence Stephen Lowry RA (British, 1887-1976) - ‘Figure and Railings’ Oil on board, bears a signature, bears various inscriptions verso, approx 30x25cm, framed. £300 - 500 626 Attributed to Laurence Stephen Lowry RA (British, 1887-1976) - ‘Sunderland Trawler’ Sketch, bears a signature and date, bears a title, approx 15x24cm, framed. £300 - 500

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627 Attributed to Laurence Stephen Lowry RA (British, 1887-1976) - ‘Trawler and Harbour Entrance’ (Sunderland) Sketch, bears initials and date, bears title, approx 16x23cm, framed. £300 - 500 628 Attributed to Laurence Stephen Lowry RA (British, 1887-1976) - ‘Trawler at Harbour Entrance’ Sketch, bears initials and date, bears title, approx 14x16cm, framed. £300 - 500 629 Attributed to Laurence Stephen Lowry RA (British, 1887-1976) - ‘Street Scene’

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Sketch, bears initials and date, bears a title, approx 25x37cm, framed. £200 - 300 630 Harold Riley (British, b.1934) - ‘Girl in her Mothers Shoes’ Pencil signed limited edition print, no. 222/500, approx 35x25cm, label verso, mounted and framed. £70 - 100 631 Harold Riley (British, b.1934) - ‘The Square’ Pencil signed limited edition colour print, no. 27, dated (19)87, approx 38x38cm, mounted and framed. £100 - 150 632 Harold Riley (British, b.1934) - ‘Empire’ Pastel drawing, signed and dated (19)79, approx 38x30cm, mounted and framed. NB: Harold Riley was born in Salford in 1934, he sold his first painting to the City Art Gallery when he was 11 years old. At 17 he won a scholarship to The Slade, and went on to study in Florence and Spain before returning to Salford, he has been awarded honorary doctorates by the University of Salford, Manchester, London and Florence.

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Riley was great friends with L. S. Lowry and together they worked on a project to record the area and people of Salford and Manchester. £1500 - 2000 633 Tom Dodson (1910-1991) - ‘Poets Corner, Broughton’ Pencil drawing, signed and dated (19)75, bears printed label verso, approx 19x27cm, mounted and framed. £300 - 400 634 James Lawrence Isherwood (British, 1917-1989) ‘Tower Bridge Moon’ Oil on panel, titled verso, approx 30x40cm, framed. £800 - 1200 635 James Lawrence Isherwood (British, 1917-1989) ‘St Martin’s Church, London’ Signed and dated (19)74, approx 50x60cm, framed (restored). Provenance:: Comes with newspaper clipping stating painting recovered from a fire at the artists home. £500 - 800

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636 Theodore Major (British, 1908-1999) - ‘Snow in the Wood’ Oil on canvas, signed and titled verso, presumed by artist, also bears handwritten label verso, and handwritten presentation inscription verso from artist to the vendors great aunt, approx 55x65cm, framed. Provenance: This painting was a gift from the artist to the vendors great aunt and thence by descent. £8000 - 10000

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638 Theodore Major (British, 1908-1999) ‘Old Woman’

Oil on panel, signed verso, also bears presentation inscription verso from the artist to the vendors great aunt, approx 76x62cm, framed.

Oil on canvas, signed and dated 1948 verso, also bears old typed label verso ‘The Arts Council of Great Britain, some Lancashire artists exhibition, Theodore Major 23. Old Woman, also bears handwritten presentation inscription from artist to vendors aunt, approx 65x55cm, framed.

Provenance: This painting was a gift by the artist to the vendors great aunt and thence by descent. £6000 - 7000

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NB: 1948 Theodore Major was taking art classes for students at The Windmill, Haigh Hall, Wigan, Major noticed a elderly lady watching him paint from her cottage door, by repute this is a portrait of that lady. Provenance: Gifted by artist to the vendors aunt thence by descent. £5000 - 6000

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640 Kathleen Major (British, 1905-1978) ‘The Bull’

641 William Turner FRSA (British, 1920-2013) ‘Industrial Scene with Canal’

A vintage ‘prints for pleasure’, colour print on hard board, no. 5374, approx 59x73cm, label verso, framed.

Pencil signed black and white print, approx 33x44cm, framed.

Watercolour, signed and dated 1982, approx 28x38cm, mounted and framed.

NB: Kathleen Major was the wife of Theodore Major (1908-1999).

£1200 - 1400

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642 Pierre Adolphe Valette (French, 18761942) - ‘Eight Goats’ Pencil, black crayon and watercolour on paper, approx 23x31cm, mounted and inset gilt frame. Provenance: This drawing has been assessed and guaranteed as original and authentic by the highly regarded Valette specialist and author Cecilia Lyon, and bears a label stating so. This drawing is from a folio of sketches coming from the descendants of a family friend of Valette in Blace, Beaujolais, France. This work was exhibited at The Lowry, Salford, ‘Adolphe Valette pioneer of impressionism in Manchester’, 15 October 2011 to 29 January 2012. Further documentation accompanies this lot. £600 - 800 643 Pierre Adolphe Valette (French, 18761942) - ‘Eight Sheep Three Cows’ Pencil drawing on paper, dated 16 June 1919, approx 26x37cm, mounted and inset gilt frame Provenance: This drawing has been assessed and guaranteed to be original and authentic by the noted Valette expert and author Cecilia Lyon, and bears label stating so. This drawing is from a folio of sketches coming from the descendants of a family friend of Valette in Blace, Beaujolais, France. Bears literature verso.

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£550 - 650 644 Pierre Adolphe Valette (French, 18761942) - ‘Reclining Female Nude’ Etching, approx 13x17.5cm, framed. £100 - 150 645 Pierre Adolphe Valette (French, 18761942) - ‘Woman and Goat in landscape’ Pencil signed etching, approx 9x12cm, ‘Resting Shepherd and two Goats’, etching, approx 13.5x21cm and ‘The Picnic’, etching, approx 14.5x13cm, all inset gilt frames (3). £300 - 400 646 Laurence Stephen Lowry RA (British, 1887-1976) - ‘Level Crossing with Train’ Pencil signed limited edition colour print, approx 46x56cm, bears label verso for Medici Society Limited, also attached verso is a letter dated January 30 1974, from Observer Art, to Motcomb Street, Belgrave Square, London, relating to this picture. £1500 - 2000

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647 Laurence Stephen Lowry RA (British, 1887-1976) - ‘Huddersfield’ Pencil signed limited edition colour print, bears Guild stamp, approx 45x57cm, mounted and framed. Please note: This is from an edition of eight hundred and fifty. £1500 - 2000 648 Laurence Stephen Lowry RA (British, 1887-1976) - ‘The Pond’ Pencil signed limited edition colour print, bears Guild stamp, approx 43x57cm, mounted and framed. Please note: This is from an edition of eight hundred and fifty. £1500 - 2500 649 Laurence Stephen Lowry RA (British, 1887-1976) - ‘Outside the Mill’, Limited edition colour print, numbered in margin 788/850, also bears embossed ‘A’ to margin, approx 31x49cm, mounted and framed. Please note: This is from an unsigned edition of eight hundred and fifty published Circa 1976 by Adam Collection Limited and printed by The Cavendish Press, Leicester. £80 - 120

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652 650 Laurence Stephen Lowry RA (British, 1887 -1976) - ‘Market Scene in a Northern Town’, Pencil signed Limited Edition colour print, approx 46x61cm, framed. Please note: This is from an edition of seven hundred and fifty which are not stamped or numbered. £2000 - 3000 651 Laurence Stephen Lowry RA (British, 1887-1976) ‘Great Ancoats Street’ Pencil signed Limited Edition sepia print, numbered 815/850, approx 26x37cm, mounted and framed. Please note: This is from an edition of eight hundred and fifty and is numbered, stamped and signed. £1200 - 1400 652 Laurence Stephen Lowry RA (British, 1887-1976) ‘The Reference Library’, Pencil signed Limited Edition sepia print, bears Guild stamp to margin, approx 24x35cm, mounted and framed. Please note: This is from an edition of eight hundred and fifty. £1200 - 1500 76

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654 653 Laurence Stephen Lowry RA (British, 1887-1976) - ‘Burford Church’ Pencil signed Limited Edition colour print, numbered to margin 230/850, approx 60x46cm, mounted and framed. Please note: This was published by Grove Galleries Limited, Manchester, and is from a numbered only edition of eight hundred and fifty. £1000 - 1500

654 Laurence Stephen Lowry RA (British, 1887-1976) ‘Man on the Wall’, Pencil signed Limited Edition colour print, numbered to margin 189/500, bears old printed label verso for “Leigh Gallery, Sale”, approx 40x51cm, mounted and framed. Please note: This is from an edition of five hundred and is signed and numbered. £3500 - 4000

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655 655 Laurence Stephen Lowry RA (British, 1887-1976) - ‘A Country Landscape with Buildings’, Pencil drawing, signed and dated 1930, approx 23x32cm, mounted and inset ebonised frame. Various hand written text verso alluding to the possibility that this drawing was produced by Lowry as an illustration for the volume ‘A Cotswold Book’, written by Lowry’s friend Harold Timperley, and published by Jonathan Cape 1931. £5000 - 8000

656 656 Brian Shields “Braaq” FBA (British, 1951-1997) - ‘The Boat Lake’, Oil on board, signed ‘Braaq’ lower left, bears printed title verso, also bears label verso for the Unicorn Gallery, Wilmslow, Cheshire, approx 30x40cm, inset ebonised and silvered frame. £2000 - 3000

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THIRD PARTY LIABILITY

9. STORAGE

Every person on Wright Marshall premises at any time shall be deemed to be there at his or her own risk. He or she shall have no claim against Wright Marshall in respect of any accident which may occur or injury, damage or loss howsoever caused, save insofar as the injury, damage or loss shall be caused by the direct negligence of Wright Marshall employees.

Wright Marshall reserve the right to sell/store or arrange for sale/storage of goods delivered to them for sale either on their own premises or elsewhere at their discretion. They exempt themselves from any liability for loss or damage to goods delivered to their salerooms without sufficient sale instructions and reserve the right to make a minimum storage charge at £3.00 plus VAT per lot per day for such goods (unless the loss or damage is caused by the negligence of their employees).

STANDARD CONDITIONS OF SALE

10. RIGHT TO SELL

1. DEFINITIONS

Vendors will be charged for goods left on the premises if the vendor has been requested to remove them and if the goods are not removed by 5pm on the Friday of the week of sale Wright Marshall reserve the right to sell the goods to defray costs and storage charges or dispose of the goods if they are of no saleable value and charge the owners of the goods for disposal.

In these conditions Wright Marshall Ltd, who act only as auctioneers and agents for the vendor, are called “The Auctioneers”, and the representative of Wright Marshall Ltd conducting the auction is called “The Auctioneer”. 2. GENERAL Whilst Wright Marshall make every effort to ensure the accuracy of their catalogue and the description of any lot: 1. Each lot as set out in the catalogue or as divided or combined with any other lot or lots is sold by the vendor with all faults, imperfections and errors of descriptions. 2. Wright Marshall do not accept responsibility for the authenticity, attribution, genuineness, origin, authorship, date, age, period, condition or quality of any lot, unless they have been instructed in writing by the vendor so to certify, and in such case the Auctioneers do so as agents of the vendor and are not themselves responsible for such claims. 3. All statements, whether printed in the catalogue or made orally, as to any of the matters set out in (2) above are statements of opinion only and are not to be taken as being or implying any warranties or representations of fact by Wright Marshall, unless they have been instructed in writing by the vendor so to certify, and in such case the Auctioneers do so as agents of the vendor and are not themselves responsible for such claims. 4. Any claim under any Statute must be received in writing by the Auctioneer within ten days of the day of the sale. 5. Wright Marshall reserves the right to perform an ‘Anti Money Laundering’ check on all new clients, it is incumbent upon the client to provide sufficient information to facilitate this search. Wright Marshall reserve the right to refuse new clients based on the results of this search without in any case giving any reason or without previous notice. 3. THE AUCTION 1. The Auctioneer has absolute discretion to divide any lot, to combine any two or more lots or to withdraw any lot or lots from the sale, to refuse bids, regulate bidding or cancel the sale without in any case giving any reason or without previous notice. He may bid on behalf of the vendor for all goods which are being offered subject to reserve or at the Auctioneers discretion. 2. The highest bidder shall be the buyer except in the case of a dispute. If during the auction the Auctioneer considers that a dispute has arisen, he has absolute discretion to settle it or to re-offer the lot. The Auctioneer may at his sole discretion determine the advance of bidding or refuse a bid. 3. Each lot is put up for sale subject to any reserve price placed by the vendor. Where there is a reserve price (but not otherwise) the Auctioneer may bid on behalf of the vendor. 4. All conditions, notices, descriptions, statements and other matters in the catalogue and elsewhere concerning any lot are subject to any statements modifying or affecting the same made by the Auctioneer from the rostrum prior to any bid being accepted for the lot. 4. RESCISSION

1. RECISSION If before Wright Marshall remit the “sale proceeds” to the seller, the buyer makes a claim to rescind the sale under the Terms & Conditions of Sale if appropriate and Wright Marshall are of the opinion that the claim is justified, Wright Marshall are authorised to rescind the sale and refund to the buyer any amount paid to Wright Marshall in respect of the lot. 12. UNSOLD LOTS If lots offered for sale by Wright Marshall fail to sell, Wright Marshall shall notify the seller accordingly. The seller shall make arrangements either to re-offer the lot for sale if deemed suitable for reoffer by Wright Marshall or to collect the lot. 1. Within 7 days of notification the seller shall be responsible for any removal and storage expenses. 2. Within 10 days of notification, Wright Marshall shall have the right to sell the lot at auction without reserve and to deduct from the “hammer price” any sum owing to Wright Marshall including (without limitation) removal and storage expenses before remitting the balance to the seller. 13. LOSS AND DAMAGES 1. Unless otherwise instructed in writing all goods on Wright Marshall premises and in their custody will be held insured against the risks of fire, theft following forcible entry and water damage. The value of the goods so covered shall be the gross amount realised or in the case of unsold lots the best bid, or in the case of goods withdrawn prior to a sale that which the specialised staff of Wright Marshall shall in their absolute discretion estimate to be the auction value of such goods. 2. Wright Marshall shall be responsible for Loss and Damage covering goods stored on our premises against the risk of fire, burglary and damage. 3. In respect of any article delivered to Wright Marshall if the vendor has in force a policy or policies of insurance in which the article is specifically mentioned as being insured, whether or not for an agreed sum or value, the vendor shall notify his insurers of and shall himself note Wright Marshall interest as bailees in such policy or policies. 14. RESERVES 1. All goods are put up for sale without reserve at the Auctioneer’s discretion unless clear written instruction on an entry form as to reserves are received by Wright Marshall prior to the commencement of the sale. 2. In the event of any reserve price not being reached at auction Wright Marshall are empowered to sell after the auction, by private treaty, at not less than 10% under the reserve price, as long as the goods remain on Wright Marshall premises. In the event of such a sale by private treaty the Conditions of sale applicable to a buyer governing the auction will apply.

Notwithstanding any other terms of these Conditions, if within fourteen days after the sale Wright Marshall have received from the buyer of any lot notice in writing that in his view the lot is a deliberate forgery and within twenty-one days after such notification the buyer returns the sale to Wright Marshall in the same condition as at the time of sale and by producing evidence, the burden of proof to be upon the buyer, satisfies Wright Marshall that considered in the light of entry in the catalogue the lot is a deliberate forgery, then the sale of the lot will be rescinded and the purchase price of the same refunded. In the event of a dispute then the matter shall be settled by arbitration, the arbitrator to be nominated by the President of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors. Both the buyer and the vendor agree to be bound by the decision.

3. We reserve the right to charge an unsold fee of 10% of unagreed reserves with a minimum charge of £25 per lot.

5. DEFAULT

The seller of electrical or mechanical goods warrants and undertakes to Wright Marshall that at the date on which the same are consigned to Wright Marshall except where previously disclosed to Wright Marshall the same are safe if reasonably used for the purpose for which they were designed and free from any defect not obvious on external inspection which could prove dangerous to human life or health and will indemnify Wright Marshall, its servants and agents against any loss or damage suffered by any of them in consequence of any breach of the above warranty and undertaking. Furthermore all electrical goods will be sold electrically untested and cables severed where deemed necessary by Wright Marshall.

1. In the event of a sale by private treaty both the vendor and the buyer agree to be bound by the General and any Special Conditions of Sale. VENDORS CONDITIONS 6. INSTRUCTIONS 1. All goods delivered to Wright Marshall saleroom premises will be deemed to have been delivered for sale by auction unless previously stated in writing and sold at the discretion of Wright Marshall in a capacity as auctioneers and they will be deemed to have been accepted by Wright Marshall for sale subject to the Conditions of Sale as displayed at the Saleroom supplied with the entry form of items entered off the saleroom premises, or such variation thereon as may from time to time be announced. Delivery of the goods to Wright Marshall by and on behalf of a vendor shall be deemed to represent acknowledgement that he or she has accepted and agreed to be bound by the said Conditions of Sale. 2. Wright Marshall reserve the right to refuse entry of items deemed to be unsaleable, unfit for purpose or below standard. 7. COLLECTIONS Wright Marshall disclaim all responsibility for loss or damage to goods or for unauthorised removal of goods and for damage to premises caused by the contractor who should be insured for such risks. Unless instructions are received to the contrary the charge for these services will be deducted from the proceeds of the sale. 8. LOSS OR DAMAGE Wright Marshall disclaim all responsibility for loss or damage to goods or for unauthorised removal of goods unless caused by the direct negligence of their employees.

4. Reserves below £50 will only be accepted at the Auctioneers discretion and in any event no responsibility will be undertaken for such reserves below £50. In all cases the Auctioneer reserves the right to sell within 10% of the reserve price. 15. INDEMNITY The vendor shall duly indemnify Wright Marshall against any claims in connection with any goods sold by Wright Marshall on the vendor’s behalf. 16. ELECTRICAL GOODS

17. RIGHTS TO PHOTOGRAPHS AND ILLUSTRATIONS The vendor gives Wright Marshall full and absolute right to photograph and illustrate any lot placed in its hands for sale and to use such photographs and illustrations any photographs provided by the vendor at any time at its absolute discretion (whether or not in connection with the auction). 19. PROCEEDS OF SALE 1. Wright Marshall undertakes to pay the vendor the proceeds of sale, less commission, and other notified deductions, as displayed, irrespective of whether payment has been received from the purchaser. Payment will be made within twenty-eight days of the date of the sale except for items achieving a hammer price of £5,000 or more where the right is reserved by the auctioneers to withhold payment to the vendor until cleared funds have been received from the purchaser. All monies paid to the Auctioneers are held to be the property of Wright Marshall and are not held in trust for the vendor EXCEPT whereby a variation to the proceeding undertaking is notified to the vendor in writing prior to the sale. The Auctioneers however reserve the right to retain the proceeds of a sale as stakeholder pending receipt of payment in full from the purchaser in the case of their acceptance of an electronic or telephonic bid or in circumstances in which they have reasonable grounds to question the bona fide nature

of the bidding in respect of any lot and/or the intention and ability of the purchaser to make payment in full accordance with the Conditions of Sale. 2. All financial transactions within Wright Marshall Ltd are conducted with the Auctioneers acting as Principal. Sale proceeds are not paid into a client bank account and, consequently, the RICS Client Money Protection Scheme (CMPS) will not apply to protect the vendor. 20. LOT WITHDRAWAL In the event of a vendor withdrawing a lot within 7 working days of a General Home Furnishing Sale and 21 days of an Antique Sale into which the item or items have been entered, there will be a minimum withdrawal fee of £25 per lot or 10% of the reserve or lower auction estimate in the case of higher value goods, whichever is the higher. 21. VALUE ADDED TAX 1. Where the vendor is registered for VAT purposes and enters any goods for Sale which are not technically household chattels, we are obliged by law under these circumstances to charge VAT at the prevailing rate and in addition to the Sale price as knocked down. This tax will be paid to the Vendor who will be obliged to account to the Customs & Excise office. This information must be supplied to the Auctioneer on or prior to delivery of the goods. 2. We are legally obliged to enquire of Vendors as to whether or not they are registered for the purposes of VAT. If they are registered they must provide their VAT registration number in the space provided on the form. BUYERS CONDITIONS 22. INSPECTION Each buyer on making a bid for a lot acknowledges that he has satisfied himself fully before bidding by inspection or otherwise as to all the Sale Conditions the physical condition of and description of the lot including but not restricted to whether the lot is damaged or has been repaired or restored. 23. PROPERTY AND RISK Legal title will not pass to the buyer until the lot(s) has been paid for in full and the Auctioneers shall be entitled to a lien on any lot sold until the purchase price (as defined in 26 below) is paid in full but each lot is at the sole risk of the buyer from the fall of the hammer. Each buyer shall forthwith give his full names and permanent address and if called upon to do so by the Auctioneer shall forthwith pay to Wright Marshall such proportion of the purchase price as the Auctioneer may require. If the buyer fails to do so, the lot may at the Auctioneer’s discretion be put up again and re-sold. 24. PRINCIPAL Every bidder shall be deemed to act as principal unless there is in force a written acknowledgement by Wright Marshall that he acts as agent on behalf of a named principal. 25. REMOVAL OF GOODS 1. No purchase shall be claimed or removed until it has been paid for and the sale has been concluded. All purchases shall be paid for and removed at the buyer’s risk and expense by the end of the second working day after the sale, failing which the Auctioneer shall not be responsible if the same are lost, stolen, damaged or destroyed, and all lots not so removed shall remain at the risk of the buyer and subject to a minimum warehousing charge of £3.00 per lot per day plus VAT. If they are not paid for and removed within seven days of the sale the Auctioneer may re-sell them by auction or privately without notice to the buyer. Any liability which there may be on the part of the Auctioneer in respect of any loss shall be restricted to a maximum of the price paid by the buyer of the lot sold. 2. In the event of any failure of the buyers to comply with any of the above conditions the damages recoverable by the seller or the Auctioneers from the defaulter shall include any loss arising on any re-sale of the lot, together with the charges and expenses in respect of both sales, and together with interest at 2% above Base Rate upon the price of any lot which has not been paid for within 48 hours of the sale, and any money deposited in part payment shall be held by the Auctioneers on account of any liability of the defaulter to them or to the seller. The Auctioneers are unable to accept payment from successful bidders other than in cash or by the bidder’s own cheque. Cheques drawn by third parties, whether in the Auctioneer’s favour or requiring endorsement, cannot be accepted. 26. PURCHASE PRICE 1. The purchaser of any lot shall pay the hammer price plus a premium (together with VAT on the premium for all lots and on the hammer price if applicable to that lot). The premium shall be calculated at 17.50% plus VAT on the hammer price of each lot. The premium at the appropriate rate is payable by all purchasers. The vendor authorises the Auctioneer to deduct commission and expenses at the agreed rates from the hammer price and the purchaser and the vendor acknowledge Wright Marshall’s right to retain the premium payable by the purchaser. 2. Not only will any bidder or purchaser at any sales be deemed to be purchasing, or to have purchased, in full knowledge of, and agreement with, these and any other printed or announced conditions of sale, he will also be deemed to be in full knowledge of, and agreement with, such other conditions of sale as are on display during normal office hours in the offices of the Auctioneers. 3. The auctioneers’ bankers are The Royal Bank of Scotland plc, 2 Canute Square, Knutsford, Cheshire, WA16 6BJ. Their telephone number is Knutsford (01565) 654826. The branch sorting code is 162227 and forward payment by transfer should be made to the credit of ‘Wright Marshall Ltd’ – Auction Account 10905773. 4. If the auctioneer finds it necessary to use solicitors or other professional parties to recover any outstanding accounts or any other charges or expenses, the purchaser will, in addition, be required to pay for such costs incurred and shall indemnify the auctioneer in respect of the same. 5. Should an account or any other charges or expenses not be paid on its respective due date, then the auctioneer will be entitled to damages as set out as compensation in the Late Payment of Commercial Debts (Interest) Act 1998 and contractual interest pursuant to said Act or any successor legislation, from the day of sale until settlement. If the said Act does not apply as the purchaser is a consumer then the auctioneer reserves the right to charge interest at the rate set out in said Act (for the

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avoidance of doubt interest may be charged at 8% above the Bank of England base rate during the period in which the account and/or any other charges or expenses are due). 27. RIGHT OF ADMISSION 1. The right is reserved to refuse admission to the saleroom premises and any used by Wright Marshall without giving a reason. 2. Any person bringing onto any premises used by Wright Marshall any hazardous substances must provide the relevant information for use by the Auctioneers, members of the public and prospective purchasers. Vendors of all goods are reminded of their duty to comply with relevant Health & Safety Acts. Purchasers are reminded that any second hand goods purchased through an auction sale should be thoroughly checked by a competent person before use. 3. In order to comply with section 47 on the VAT Act 1994, all qualified second hand goods will have VAT at the prevailing rate added to the purchase price, unless the correct declarations are completed and signed by the vendor, and full name and address provided by the purchaser. 28. RICS MEMBERS ACCOUNTS REGULATIONS 1993 This auction is not required to comply with requirements of the Members Accounts Regulations of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors. No monies paid to this saleroom are covered by any scheme for the protection of clients money operated by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors. This notice is published in accordance with the requirements of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors from whom a more detailed explanation can be obtained by writing to The Standards & Practice Department, The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, 12 Great George Street, Parliament Square, London SW1P 3AD.

30. ESTIMATES The estimated selling price for each lot is available upon request. The estimates are prepared well in advance of the sale and are not definitive, and are subject to revision. 31. STORAGE CHARGES Buyers are reminded that storage charge of £3.00 plus VAT per lot per day will be levied on all lots that are not collected in accordance with the Conditions of Sale ( see clause 25.2 above). 32. BIDS We will be pleased to execute bids on behalf of intending buyers, and no charge is made for this service. Lots will be purchased as cheaply as permitted by other bids and reserves. Bids must be submitted to the Office at least half an hour before the sale commences, and should be entered on the form provided. Bids left by telephone will be accepted only on the condition that they are at the sender’s risk, and must in any case be confirmed in writing. 33. EXPORT LICENCE A specific license is required before export from the UK of items that cost £35,000 or more, and are at least 50 years old, and also for certain other categories. For further information please enquire in the Office. 34. VALUE ADDED TAX 1. Any lot disclosed at the time of Sale as being the property of a person registered for VAT purposes will carry the tax at the prevailing rate in addition to the knocked down price AND PURCHASERS SHOULD NOTE THIS POINT.

29. AUCTIONEERS NOTICE

2. The symbol * after any lot number indicates the VAT is payable by the purchaser in addition to the selling price.

1. At all times prior to the fall of the hammer chattels remain the responsibility of the vendor and thereafter the

3. In addition, VAT will also be charged on our commission.

responsibility of the purchaser at no time other than when due care is expected of an agent do auctioneers accept responsibility. 2. The insurance of chattels is always the duty of the owner.

35. PAYMENT Payment must be made within 48 hours of completion of the sale in which the goods have been purchased.Wright Marshall are able to accept cash payments (for exceptions please see money laundering regulations below).

Wright Marshall are able to accept payment by cheque, goods will only be released once the cheque has been cleared on values over £1,000.00. Goods over this value may only be released on the approval of a partner, senior valuer or partnership accountant. Credit and Debit card payments made by phone are restricted to a maximum of £1,000, only one card may be used for each transaction. Wright Marshall are able to accept payment by a variety of cards in settlement of clients’ accounts, please enquire with the office which cards are accepted No charge will be made in respect of payments made by debit card. However a surcharge equal to 1.50% (inclusive of VAT at the appropriate rate) of the amount payable will be levied in respect of payments made by credit cards. 36. ELECTRICAL GOODS It is essential that those lots in this sale which are originally operated by mains electricity be checked by the buyer prior to use. They may not comply with the statutory requirement and as such are offered for sale solely for display or historical research purposes: these lots are not suitable for connection to the mains electricity supply. Wright Marshall cannot accept responsibility for any act of the buyer in contravention of the above. 37. THIRD PARTY LIABILITY If you would like an opinion on the condition of any lot prior to purchasing, or if you are unable to attend the sale and would like a condition report on any lot in the sale, telephone our offices and they will endeavour to help you. Any condition report is subject to paragraphs 2.2 and 2.3 of these conditions of sale. Condition reports will not be given on the day of the sale. 38. TELEPHONE BIDS Buyers wishing to bid by telephone during a sale should make their request at least one working day before the sale by telephoning us on 01565 653284 (Knutsford Office) or 01829 262150 (Beeston Office). In order to secure a telephone line you must be prepared to bid to within 10% of the low end of the estimate unless authorised by the Saleroom Partner or Senior Auctioneer.

IMPORTANT NOTICES FULL CONDITIONS OF BUSINESS Full conditions are displayed in our auction rooms and in our Antique sale catalogue and copies can be obtained from Wright Marshall Ltd, Marshall House, Church Hill, Knutsford, Cheshire, WA16 6DH, or Wright Marshall Ltd, Beeston Castle Salerooms, Beeston Castle Smithfield, Tarporley, Cheshire, CW6 9NZ

9 The term ‘bears a signature’ and/or ‘date’ and/or ‘inscription’ means that in our opinion the signature and/or date and/or inscription have been added by another hand

Wright Marshall is the trading name of Wright Marshall Ltd, Registered in England and Wales (Number 08700794) whose registered office is at 63 High Street, Tarporley, Cheshire, CW6 0DR.

11 Pictures are framed unless otherwise stated

EXPLANATION OF CATALOGUING TERMS PICTURE SECTION

Droit de Suite

Any statement as to authorship, attribution, origin, date, age, provenance and condition is a statement of opinion and is not to be taken as a statement of fact. Wright Marshall Ltd reserves the right, in forming their opinion, to consult and rely upon any expert or authority considered by them to be reliable.

Following the introduction of the Artist’s Resale Right Regulations on 14th February 2006 and subsequent revisions on the 1st of January 2012 Frank Marshall will implement the new levy as follows:

1 A picture catalogued with the forename(s) and surname of the painter is in our opinion a work by the artist. When the artist’s forenames(s) is not known, a series of asterisks, followed by the surname of the artist, whether preceded by an initial or not, indicates that in our opinion the work is by the artist named. 2 ‘Attributed to’ is in our opinion probably a work by the artist but less certainty as to authorship is expressed than in the preceding category. 3 ‘Studio of’ is in our opinion a work by an unknown hand in the studio of the artist which may or may not have been executed under the artist’s direction

The Artist’s Resale Right Regulations

Frank Marshall will collect the same amount as the resale royalty from the buyer for any work of art covered by the regulations. Royalty rates will only apply to works sold in the secondary market and not for those sold for the first time, and for works which are sold for €1000 or more (approx £780 hammer price). Royalty rates are calculated as a percentage of the sale price on a sliding scale from 4% (from €1000 to €50,000) down to 0.25% (over €500,000). Resale royalties ARE NOT subject to VAT. Important Notice to Buyers:

5 ‘Style of’ is in our opinion a work by a painter working in the artist’s style, contemporary or nearly contemporary, but not necessarily his pupil.

Buyers are requested to acquaint themselves with the revised Terms of Sale and Notices. Particular note should be taken of the 17.5% plus VAT Buyer’s Premium which is payable to the Auctioneers in addition to the hammer price on each and every lot. The lots in this sale are of some age and buyers are advised to satisfy themselves of the condition of each lot before bidding. Please note that phone bidders must be prepared to bid to the lower estimate in order to secure a line.

6 ‘Manner of’ is in our opinion a work in the style of the artist and of later date.

Buyers Registration:

7 ‘After’ is in our opinion a copy of a known work of the artist.

Please note that in order to comply with current Money Laundering regulations Wright Marshall Ltd will perform an ‘Anti Money Laundering’ check on all new clients, should a buyer fail to supply sufficient information to perform this check or if they fail to meet the necessary criteria to pass this check then their registration will be refused.

4 ‘ Circle of’ is in our opinion a work by an as yet unidentified but distinct hand, closely associated with the named artist but not necessarily his pupil.

8 The terms ‘signed’ and/or ‘dated’ and/or ‘inscribed’ means that in our opinion the signature and/or date and/or inscription are from the hand of the artist

10 Dimensions are given height before width

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