The Fine Sale, Auction 159 10th & 11th October 2018

103 1195 After Thomas Luny. Oil on Canvas depicting sailing vessels at sunset near the shoreline. Canvas measures approx. w50cm x 39h £400 - £500 1196 A. Everard (20th Century). Watercolour, depicting a pub at Pin Mill, Suffolk, on the river Orwell with banked sailing boats to foreground, signed by artist to lower left corner, mounted, framed & glazed, image size 33cm x 45.5cm approx. £30 - £50 1197 Attributed to John Alfred Wheeler (1821 - 1903), oil on board, depicting a King Charles Spaniel, signed to lower right 'A. Wheeler Jun 56', contained in a gilt frame, image size 38cm x 47cm approx. £70 - £80 1198 Adrian Hill. Oil on board, depicting a vase of flowers, signed by artist to lower right corner, framed, image size 60cm x 50cm approx. £30 - £50 1199 Artist unknown. Oil on board, depicting a country farmhouse, circa 19th century, mounted, framed & glazed, image size 18cm x 25.5cm approx. £20 - £30 1200 George William Collins (1863-1949). Two watercolours, first depicting Hadleigh Castle, Essex, second depicting a seaside scene, both signed and dated by the artist, mounted, framed & glazed, images sizes 20cm x 27cm & 24cm x 34cm approx. respectively £30 - £50 1201 Kathleen Shackleton (1884-1961). Charcoal, depicting a portrait of St. Osyth, signed by artist to lower edge, back reads 'St. Osyth Mahala Eustace Wood, drawn 1921, Dr Wood', mounted & framed, image size 28.5cm x 21cm approx., together with four books belonging to St. Osyth and her husband, including These From God's Own County, by S. L. Bensusan, 1st ed., 1947; Cobbers, A personal record of a Journey from Suffolk, by Thomas Wood, 1947, etc., (Comes with related documents) Kathleen Shackleton was the sister of explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton. This is the second of two portraits depicting St. Osyth, it was discovered whilst clearing out St. Osyth's housekeepers home. It is unclear why two identical portraits were done. It is thought that this a preliminary piece. Kathleen Shackleton has a piece exhibited in the National Portrait Gallery. £250 - £300