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
Signed lower right and titled by the artist this is a fine woodblock print by the English orientalist Ralph Kiggell showing two sumo wrestlers in mid-tussle. Numbered eight from a run of fifty. In good condition, newly framed.
Measures 27 cm wide why 28 cm deep (45 cm by 48 cm in its frame).
£300
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A view of Inverness looking towards the Beauly Firth by William Dniell. Published by Daniell in June 1821. In good condition in its original frame.
Measures 24 cm by 16 cm (38.5 cm by 28 cm in its frame).
£150
A lovely little etching by Russell Flint showing a group of Venetian ladies taking their ease round a stove. In good condition, signed in pencil and in its original frame and mount.
Measures 22 cm wide by 13 cm deep (42 cm by36 cm in its frame).
£150
A very nice view of one of Edinburgh’s historic closes – Lady Stair’s – just off the Royal Mile in the Old Town. The location of a 17th. century townhouse, built in 1622 for the Edinburgh baronet Sir William Gray of Pittendrum and acquired by Lady Stair almost a century later, This work is in good condition, signed and titled in pencil and remounted in its original frame. I have no information about this artist.
Measures 16 cm aides by. 25 cm deep (34 cm by 44 cm in its frame).
£120
A lovely etching of the historic Tolbooth in Edinburgh’s Old Town by the Scottish artist Louis Weirter. Built in 1591 this was the centre of Administration for the Canongate area of the city and is now a museum and a tavern. In good condition and in its original frame, this work is signed and titled in pencil by the artist.
Measures 24 cm wide. by 31 cm deep (43 cm by 55 cm in its frame).
£150
Perhaps a wee drop the Chagalls here in this very nice artists proof etching by Sally Orr, (Sally Wild). Sally, apart from being a very fine artist, is also a bit of a crofter with her own chickens, ducks and sheep and this image reflects aspects of her love of the land. Here, the title refers to Doll, a rural crofting township near Brora in Sutherland. In good condition, newly framed and signed and titled by the artist
Measures 43 cm wide. by 34 cm deep (64 cm by 56 cm in its frame.
£450
A nice little etching showing the exterior of St. Giles Cathedral in Edinburgh. Signed, lower left, by the artist Charles H. Clark, it is in good condition bearing a label, verso.
Measures 26 cm wide by 18 cm deep (42 cm by 53 cm in its frame).
£120
A nice image of one of the most famous churches in the country – St. Giles Cathedral, in Edinburgh’s High Street in the heart of the city’s Old Town. Signed in pencil and in good condition in its original frame and mount.
Measures 25 cm wide by 18 cm deep (41 cm by 52 cm in its frame).
£120
A very nice little etching entitled “Larches” by the Scottish artist Tessa Spencer Pryse showing an extensive landscape with trees in the foreground and hills in the distance.Signed, titled and marked “artist’s proof’ in pencil, this work is in good condition in its original mount and frame.
Measures 28.5 m wide by 22 cm deep (44.5 cm by 39 cm in its frame).
£150