A lovely little watercolour by the Dundee-born watercolourist Andrew P. Neilson showing one of the main roads in Dundee. Signed and titled lower left by the artist. In good condition in its original frame and mount.
Measures 30 cm wide by 20 cm deep (44 cm by 34 cm in its frame).
£120
A rare image of Dundee harbour by the renowned Scottish artist James McIntosh Patrick showing a ship tied up alongside the dock. Signed, in pencil, lower right, the artist also indicates in the plate that its was etched for the long-established Dundee company William Briggs and Sons. In good condition, remounted in its original frame which reflects its age.
Measures 18 cm wide by 13 cm deep (47 cm by 37 cm in its frame).
£180
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Another lovely little watercolour by Robin Glasgow showing a rural scene with a country lane and cottages.
Signed lower right and in good condition in its original frame and mount.
£150
A delightful little watercolour showing a bend in a country lane with adjacent cottages. Signed, lower left, by the artist Robin Glasgow, about whom I can find no information. In good conditi0n in its original mount and frame.
Measures 38 cm wide by 26 cm deep (54 m by 33 cm in its frame).
£150
A nice image by the Scottish artist Edward Gage showing a view of Ardnamurchan, on the West coast of Scotland. Signed, lower right and titled, verso by the artist, this work is in good condition in its original mount and frame.
Measures 56 cm wide by 23 cm deep (70 cm by 40 cm in its frame).
£350
A fine interior view of Christ Church Cathedral in Oxford by the Birmingham watercolorist and printmaker Joseph Frank Pimm. This etching in colours is signed and titled in pencil by the artist and is in good condition, remounted in its original frame which reflects its age.
Measures 27 cm wide by 38 cm deep (43 cm by 56 cm in its frame).
£120
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Drypoint etching by the renowned Scottish artist Sir David Young Cameron showing ruins of the Belgian town of Ypres in 1917, during the First World War. Signed in pencil. In fair condition, remounted in its original frame which reflects its age. There is a very faint, unobtrusive sun stripe running top to bottom on the left side of the image.
Measures 26 cm wide by 19 cm deep (49 cm by 37 cm in its frame).
£150
A very stylish linocut showing Don Quixote and Sancho Panza being confronted by an armed rider with a tower in the distance. Signed in ink and numbered 5 from a run of 500 by the artist George Todd of whom I can find no information. In good condition.
Measures 19 cm wide why 16 cm deep (35 cm by 30 cm in its frame).
£120
A very pleasing little etching showing The Five Sisters of York -the memorial window in York Minster dedicated to the memory of all the women in the British Commonwealth who lost their lives in the First World War. Signed and titled in pencil and numbered five by the artist Charles A. Barker of whomI can find no information. In good condition, with the image clean and remounted in its original frame which is good for its age.
Measures 10 cm wide by 19 cm deep (26 cm by 40 cm in its frame).
£80
A stunning acrylic by the Scottish artist William Gear, entitled “Dark Cloud.” Signed lower right and dated November 1974, this work is in good condition in its original frame.
Measures 74 cm wide by 52 cm deep (83 cm by 62 cm in its frame).
£2500