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Lot 808
Lot 809
Lot 815
808
Georgian painted miniature portrait on
ivory of elegant lady in fashionable period
attire, pink scarf flowing from head to
shoulders. 10.5cm x 13cm
£70 - £90
809
Gosse, oil on canvas, street scene, signed
Gosse, 30cm x 25cm
£50 - £70
810
Hugh Morren, three original pen and ink
cartoon strips, the first 'High Fliers',
relating to Nowich City footballers,
signed Hugh Morren to top right corner,
together with, two 'Tommy Wack'
cartoon strips, Hugh Morren created
Tommy Wack in 1968, this comic, about a
lazy workman, appeared originally in the
London Express, but was later continued
in The Sun. Prior to this he had drawn
numerous strips for D.C. Thompson,
including Dandy and Beano, (3)
£80 - £100
811
James MacIvor, gouache, pair of highland
scenes, each with heather to the
foreground, image 18.5cm wide x 9.5cm
high, (2)
£50 - £70
812
Jan Bevort, (1917 - 1996) The Cathedral,
signed oil on canvas, 78cm x 98cm
£100 - £150
813
J. Beddows, two pencil signed limited
edition prints, the first entitled 'Mists at
Malham Cove', 29/350, signed to bottom
right, the second, 'Derwentwater - Friars
Crag', 250/500, signed to bottom right,
together with, Diane Gainey, pencil signed
limited edition print, and one other pencil
signed print, (4)
£50 - £60
814
K J Westwood, rural oil on canvas of
grazing sheep with attendant ram
dominant. Unframed, signed to bottom
right, 91cm wide x 61 cm high.
£150 - £250
815
Lois Tanner, watercolour, figure on
horseback, signed and dated Lois Tanner,
1918, 24cm x 36cm
£20 - £30
816
M Newton, oil on canvas, cooking pot,
signed and dated 94, 69cm x 50cm
£50 - £70
817
Michael Pettersson (British), landscape
watercolour entitled Reflections in a
reservoir, Dedham', 75.5cm wide x 58cm
high including frame
£40 - £50
818
Mixed ephemera, to include, prints,
newspapers etc., (qty)
£35 - £45
819
Mixed prints, mainly 19th Century, to
include prints of Wellington, various book
plates, (qty)
£100 - £150
820
Oil on canvas, indistinctly signed, boy
leaning, 45cm x 60cm
£40 - £60
821
Osbert Lancaster (1908 - 1986), original
signed pen and ink cartoon of two figures
dining, text below reading "If this is the
one about George Brown being stuck in
the loo at the Quai D'Orsay with Mrs
Golda Meir, I've heard it!", image 13cm
wide x 24cm high
£120 - £180
822
Pair of prints of trains, copyright M B
Cotswold, Holgate, York, 68cm x 26cm
£40 - £60
