Invercauld Bridge, near Braemar in the Scottish Highlands – a fine little etching by the English artist Edgar James Mayberry who here signs himself in pencil, A. Simes. In good condition, remounted in its original frame.
Measures 25 cm wide by 11 cm deep (24 cm by 32 cm in its frame).
£80
Two pencil drawings of Windsor Castle. The larger, dated approximately for 1842, is a view from the North East. Both unsigned and in good condition. A few light foxing spots on larger image.
Measure 24 cm wide by 18 deep (32 xm by 27.5 cm in its frame) and 29 cm wide by 20 cm deep (42 cm by 34 cm in its frame).
£120
This original pen and ink cartoon drawing by the English artist Peter Hobbs is untitled but it is obvious that this rather portly sportsman is in a positively balletic paroxism of delight after hitting a good ball. This work, in its original frame, is in good condition.
Measures 18.5 cm wide by 23.5 cm deep (35.5 cm by 40 cm in its frame).
£180
Another cartoon by the London-based artist Peter Hobbs showing a dentist in deep despair having missed an easy putt. This original pen and ink drawing is in good condition in its original frame.
Measures 17.5 cm wide by 19.5 cm deep (35 cm wide by 37 cm in its frame).
£180
A very nice little sanguine sketch of a nude lady seated beside a small table. Singed with initials by the contemporary English artist George Bruce. In good condition in its original frame and mount.
Measures 24 cm wide by 33 cm deep (38.5 cm by 51.5 cm in its frame).
£150
If you’re a dog lover you can’t fail to appreciate the fine work by the English artist Herbert Dicksee (1862- 1942). This present example – a study of two Alsations – shows just what a fine hand he had. In good condition in its original frame, it is signed in pencil and numbered 121 from a run of 150.
Measures 43 cm wide by 33 cm deep (63 cm by 53 cm in its frame).
£250
A super etching by a much under-rated English artist Dorothy Woollard (1886-1986), showing a busy scene in a town square in Quimper, France. Signed in pencil and in good condition in its original frame and mount.
Measures 18.5 cm wide by 19 cm deep (36.5cm by 6 52 cm in its frame).
£180
Lovely old Edinburgh lithograph entitled “The University, South Bridge Street” by the London-born artist Samuel Swarbreck. Dates from 1837 and is one from a folio of 26 tinted lithos issued by Swarbreck in 1839 entitled Sketches in Scotland, Drawn On The Stone From Nature. In good condition in its original frame and mount. Signed, dated and titled in the plate.
Measures 32cm wide by 44 cm deep (56 cm by 68 cm in its frame).
£250
A fine Edinburgh lithograph entitled “Edinburgh From Above Dugald Stewart’s Monument, Calton Hill”, by the London-born artist Samuel Swarbreck. Dates from 1837 and is one from a folio of 26 tinted lithos issued by Swarbreck in 1839 entitled Sketches in Scotland, Drawn On The Stone From Nature. In good condition in its original frame and mount. Signed, dated and titled in the plate.
Measures 44 cm wide by 32cm deep (68 cm by 56 cm in its frame).
£250
Another fine Edinburgh lithograph entitled “Holyrood Palace And Chapel With Arthur’s Seat And Salisbury Crags ” by the London-born artist Samuel Swarbreck. Dates from 1837 and is one from a folio of 26 tinted lithos issued by Swarbreck in 1839 entitled Sketches in Scotland, Drawn On The Stone From Nature. In good condition in its original frame and mount. Signed, dated and titled in the plate.
Measures 44 cm wide by 31 cm deep (68cm by 56cm in its frame).
£250