Three Day Auction of Decorative Arts, Asian Art and Musical Instruments with Furniture & Interiors (Macclesfield)

Lot 2109

ROBERT MORDEN; an original hand tinted map of the West Ridings of Yorkshire, 38.5 x 42cm, together with a further hand tinted map of Wiltshire, 38 x 47cm (2).

Lot 2110

AFTER JOHN TALLIS; five mid-19th century engraved maps, ‘The British Isles’, ‘South America’, ‘Isthmus of Panama’, ‘Japan and Corea (sic)’ and ‘World’, also the frontispiece from ‘The Illustrated Atlas and Modern History of the World’ edited by Montgomery Martin, Esq., each in Bermudan cedar frames and glazed, the frontispiece 33 x 23.5cm (6).

Lot 2111

AFTER I STOCKDALE OF PICCADILLY; a 19th century engraving 'View of Manchester', 15.5 x 23cm, together with a print by William Geldart 'The Halle Orchestra at Rehearsal', signed and numbered 598/600, 31 x 80cm, further print of grouse shooting, two modern montages, etc (6).

Lot 2112

Five 19th century hunting prints, each in rosewood frame bearing Arthur Ackermann & Son labels verso, largest size 18 x 16cm.

Lot 2113

C.R. STOCK; a set of four 19th century engravings depicting cockfighting scenes, 15.5 x 21.5cm, each framed and glazed (4).

Lot 2114

ROLAND LANGMAID (1897-1956); two pencil signed dri-point etchings 'Westminster' and 'Tower Bridge', average size 23 x 16.5cm, the pencil signed etching by Dorothy F Sweet, 'The Tower of London', 18 x 26cm (3). (D)

Lot 2115

A group of six cartoon sketches and prints, including an example by Heath and titled 'Smoke Chokers', 23 x 29cm, further example indistinctly signed, 'Bauxite', etc.

Lot 2116

A collection of 19th century and later prints and engravings including Rievaulx Abbey after J Saddler, various French fashion prints, etc.

Lot 2118

EDWARD SHARLAND; a pair of pencil signed etchings 'Burgos Cathedral' and 'Henry VIII Chapel, Westminster Abbey', one framed and glazed (2). (D)

Lot 2119

HANRAC; two signed colour prints, 'In Love', signed and numbered 168/950, and another similar of a maiden seated on a jetty, signed and numbered 544/950, the largeer 61 x 51cm, with a Malcolm Bower limited edition print 'Starfish' and a pen and ink drawing of a rustic building (4).

Lot 2120

ERIC GILL (1882-1940); a pair of wood engravings, 'Sprays of Leaves' and 'Stalk', 4.5 x 4.5cm, bears Goldmark Gallery labels verso (2).

Lot 2121

DAVID GENTLEMAN (born 1930); pencil signed limited edition print ‘Covent Garden’ numbered 58/70, 50 x 60cm, framed and glazed. (D)

Lot 2122

WITHDRAWN Five Macclesfield silks, Old Refectory, Sulgrave Manor, Fox Hunting, Pheasant Shooting and House of Brocklehurst (5)

Lot 2123

SIR WILLIAM RUSSEL FLINT; a sepia print, nude bathers cavorting in a river by a fallen tree, signed lower right and with Fine Art Trade Guild blind stamp lower left, 30 x 42cm, framed and glazed. (D)

Lot 2124

A Victorian crystoleum depicting a lady seated on a blanket chest in interior scene, 26 x 19cm, a print of flora entitled 'Maske Mit Puppen', and a further print of an etching (3).

Lot 2125

A Victorian crystoleum depicting a cavalier holding a bunch of flowers before two maidens and a girl, 21 x 26.5cm, together with two 19th century sepia portrait photographs in ornate gilt frames (3).

ROBERT MORDEN; an original hand tinted map of the West Ridings of Yorkshire, 38.5 x 42cm, together with a further hand tinted map of Wiltshire, 38 x 47cm (2).

AFTER I STOCKDALE OF PICCADILLY; a 19th century engraving 'View of Manchester', 15.5 x 23cm, together with a print by William Geldart 'The Halle Orchestra at Rehearsal', signed and numbered 598/600, 31 x 80cm, further print of grouse shooting, two modern montages, etc (6).

Five 19th century hunting prints, each in rosewood frame bearing Arthur Ackermann & Son labels verso, largest size 18 x 16cm.

C.R. STOCK; a set of four 19th century engravings depicting cockfighting scenes, 15.5 x 21.5cm, each framed and glazed (4).

ROLAND LANGMAID (1897-1956); two pencil signed dri-point etchings 'Westminster' and 'Tower Bridge', average size 23 x 16.5cm, the pencil signed etching by Dorothy F Sweet, 'The Tower of London', 18 x 26cm (3). (D)

A group of six cartoon sketches and prints, including an example by Heath and titled 'Smoke Chokers', 23 x 29cm, further example indistinctly signed, 'Bauxite', etc.

A collection of 19th century and later prints and engravings including Rievaulx Abbey after J Saddler, various French fashion prints, etc.

EDWARD SHARLAND; a pair of pencil signed etchings 'Burgos Cathedral' and 'Henry VIII Chapel, Westminster Abbey', one framed and glazed (2). (D)

HANRAC; two signed colour prints, 'In Love', signed and numbered 168/950, and another similar of a maiden seated on a jetty, signed and numbered 544/950, the largeer 61 x 51cm, with a Malcolm Bower limited edition print 'Starfish' and a pen and ink drawing of a rustic building (4).

ERIC GILL (1882-1940); a pair of wood engravings, 'Sprays of Leaves' and 'Stalk', 4.5 x 4.5cm, bears Goldmark Gallery labels verso (2).

DAVID GENTLEMAN (born 1930); pencil signed limited edition print ‘Covent Garden’ numbered 58/70, 50 x 60cm, framed and glazed. (D)

WITHDRAWN Five Macclesfield silks, Old Refectory, Sulgrave Manor, Fox Hunting, Pheasant Shooting and House of Brocklehurst (5)

SIR WILLIAM RUSSEL FLINT; a sepia print, nude bathers cavorting in a river by a fallen tree, signed lower right and with Fine Art Trade Guild blind stamp lower left, 30 x 42cm, framed and glazed. (D)

A Victorian crystoleum depicting a lady seated on a blanket chest in interior scene, 26 x 19cm, a print of flora entitled 'Maske Mit Puppen', and a further print of an etching (3).

A Victorian crystoleum depicting a cavalier holding a bunch of flowers before two maidens and a girl, 21 x 26.5cm, together with two 19th century sepia portrait photographs in ornate gilt frames (3).