Antiques & Fine Art, Sporting, Militaria & Northern Art

Lot 771

AFTER ROBERT MORDEN; a 1695 edition map of 'Smaller Islands in the British Ocean,' later coloured, 36.5 x 43.5cm, framed and glazed.

Lot 772

AXEL TALLBERG (Swedish 1860-1928); a pair of signed black and white portrait etchings, 17 x 12cm, framed and glazed, also three topographical etchings and an oil on cardboard river landscape (6).

Lot 773

Two late 18th century coloured engravings titled 'The Bramble-Finch 1. Male 2. Female' and 'The Reed-Sparrow, Male' taken from 'A Natural History Of British Birds' by William Hayes, signed to lower left, the mounted example 33 x 27.5cm, also a further loose unmarked example (3).

Lot 774

WITHDRAWN ROBERT WALKER MCBETH (1848-1910); black and white etching, figures returning from harvest, signed in pencil to lower left, plate 35 x 88cm, framed and glazed.

Lot 775

Five late 19th century Diamond Jubilee related gilt heightened chromolithographs depicting Queen Victoria's first Council and Opening of Parliament, Victoria's marriage and later family in 1846, Victoria's Coronation and 1887 Jubilee procession, the marriages of the Prince of Wales and the Duke of York, the royal family at Windsor, each approx 37 x 27.5cm, all framed and glazed (5).

Lot 776

A 19th century chromolithograph titled 'How I won the Victoria Cross', depicting Crimean War battle scenes above recipient recounting his deeds in domestic setting, 35 x 45cm, framed and glazed.

Lot 777

AFTER BEN HERRING; a coloured engraving, 'Green-Sleeves Leads The Way', engraved by Charles Hunt & Son, published by G.P. McQueen, London 1873, image 44 x 77cm, unframed.

Lot 778

FRANK HYDE (1849-1937); two black and white etchings, a young boy beside a screen with nude female beyond, signed in pencil lower right and published by Pritchard of London, image 33.5 x 50cm, and another black and white etching depicting the same characters, image 34 x 50cm, both framed and glazed (both af).

Lot 779

HERBERT DICKSEE (1862-1942); black and white etching, ploughing scene, signed in pencil to lower left, printed by Frost & Reed of London, 30 x 59cm, framed and glazed.

Lot 780

JAMES PRIDDEY (1916-1980); a set of three coloured etchings, 'Still Water, Lyndinas', 'Thirlmere' and 'Ridal Water', each signed in pencil to lower right and with artists proof blind stamp, two further etching by Keith Andrew and another unsigned example of Lancaster, 42 x 52cm, all framed and glazed (6). (D)

Lot 781

AFTER JOHN LYNN; coloured engraving, 'Waterford Line Schooners, Alexander, Capt Nicholls, Martha, Capt Dyer and Rapid, Capt Minera, off the Hook Light' engraved by Smart & Reeve, 32 x 53cm (image only), mounted.

Lot 782

AFTER WILLIAM LIONEL WYLLIE; coloured engraving, U.S. Forty Four-Gun Frigate Constitution 'Old Iron Sides', published by Robert Dunthorne & Son, London 1924, 33.5x51cm (image only).

Lot 783

WITHDRAWN Two Athena International block prints comprising 'Aikido' by Paul Simmons and 'Downhill' by Gavin Macleod, the first with descriptive label verso, both 35 x 28cm (2).

Lot 784

A group of decorative prints including two black and white etchings of Westminster, one by Roland Langmaid, the other by Frank Harding, and a signed limited edition coloured print by Jenny Holland 'Ramsey', also a watercolour signed LW Humphrays, 18.5 x 17cm, all framed and glazed (7).

Lot 785

Three dental themed prints and further 19th century monochrome engraving after Theodoor Rombouts entitled 'El Charlatán Sacamuelas' depicting a dental procedure, engraved by Manuel Salvador Carmona 1805, also a small group of toothpaste pots and lids for Jewsbury & Brown Chemists Manchester, Treacher & Co Bombay Chemists Poona, and W. Woods Chemist Plymouth, and a vintage cased anatomical model of the human head.

Lot 786

A group of fifteen black and white prints taken from engravings and depicting famous poets and writers including Charles Dickens, Robert Browning, John Milton, etc, all framed and glazed (15).

Lot 786A

A small collection of engravings and prints taken from engravings, some hand coloured, including four from a Dick Turpin series, two from 'A Trip to Gretna Green' series, the Great Fire of London, The Defeat of the Spanish Armada, the Chateau at Chenonceau etc (11)

Lot 787

ARTHUR DELANEY (1927-1987); three signed limited edition coloured prints comprising 'Moseley Street, Manchester', no.316/435, 31.5 x 27.5cm, 'Piccadilly', no.64/500, 31 x 42.5cm, 'People In The Square', no.101/250, 39 x 45.5cm, all with Unicorn Gallery label verso, all framed and glazed (3). (D)

Lot 788

EDITH LEBRETON (1912-1993); signed limited edition print, 'The Procession', with FATG blind stamp indicating 71/500, 48 x 58cm; also Tom Dodson (1910-1991) a signed limited edition coloured print, 'The Palladium', FATG blind stamp indicating no.461, 40 x 50.5cm, both framed and glazed (2). (D)

AFTER ROBERT MORDEN; a 1695 edition map of 'Smaller Islands in the British Ocean,' later coloured, 36.5 x 43.5cm, framed and glazed.

AXEL TALLBERG (Swedish 1860-1928); a pair of signed black and white portrait etchings, 17 x 12cm, framed and glazed, also three topographical etchings and an oil on cardboard river landscape (6).

Two late 18th century coloured engravings titled 'The Bramble-Finch 1. Male 2. Female' and 'The Reed-Sparrow, Male' taken from 'A Natural History Of British Birds' by William Hayes, signed to lower left, the mounted example 33 x 27.5cm, also a further loose unmarked example (3).

WITHDRAWN ROBERT WALKER MCBETH (1848-1910); black and white etching, figures returning from harvest, signed in pencil to lower left, plate 35 x 88cm, framed and glazed.

A 19th century chromolithograph titled 'How I won the Victoria Cross', depicting Crimean War battle scenes above recipient recounting his deeds in domestic setting, 35 x 45cm, framed and glazed.

AFTER BEN HERRING; a coloured engraving, 'Green-Sleeves Leads The Way', engraved by Charles Hunt & Son, published by G.P. McQueen, London 1873, image 44 x 77cm, unframed.

HERBERT DICKSEE (1862-1942); black and white etching, ploughing scene, signed in pencil to lower left, printed by Frost & Reed of London, 30 x 59cm, framed and glazed.

AFTER JOHN LYNN; coloured engraving, 'Waterford Line Schooners, Alexander, Capt Nicholls, Martha, Capt Dyer and Rapid, Capt Minera, off the Hook Light' engraved by Smart & Reeve, 32 x 53cm (image only), mounted.

AFTER WILLIAM LIONEL WYLLIE; coloured engraving, U.S. Forty Four-Gun Frigate Constitution 'Old Iron Sides', published by Robert Dunthorne & Son, London 1924, 33.5x51cm (image only).

WITHDRAWN Two Athena International block prints comprising 'Aikido' by Paul Simmons and 'Downhill' by Gavin Macleod, the first with descriptive label verso, both 35 x 28cm (2).

A group of decorative prints including two black and white etchings of Westminster, one by Roland Langmaid, the other by Frank Harding, and a signed limited edition coloured print by Jenny Holland 'Ramsey', also a watercolour signed LW Humphrays, 18.5 x 17cm, all framed and glazed (7).

A group of fifteen black and white prints taken from engravings and depicting famous poets and writers including Charles Dickens, Robert Browning, John Milton, etc, all framed and glazed (15).

A small collection of engravings and prints taken from engravings, some hand coloured, including four from a Dick Turpin series, two from 'A Trip to Gretna Green' series, the Great Fire of London, The Defeat of the Spanish Armada, the Chateau at Chenonceau etc (11)

ARTHUR DELANEY (1927-1987); three signed limited edition coloured prints comprising 'Moseley Street, Manchester', no.316/435, 31.5 x 27.5cm, 'Piccadilly', no.64/500, 31 x 42.5cm, 'People In The Square', no.101/250, 39 x 45.5cm, all with Unicorn Gallery label verso, all framed and glazed (3). (D)

EDITH LEBRETON (1912-1993); signed limited edition print, 'The Procession', with FATG blind stamp indicating 71/500, 48 x 58cm; also Tom Dodson (1910-1991) a signed limited edition coloured print, 'The Palladium', FATG blind stamp indicating no.461, 40 x 50.5cm, both framed and glazed (2). (D)