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A very nice little pastel showing a lane meandering up a hillside a towards a distant cottage. Signed by W.S. Wilson. In good condition. I have no information about this artist other than that his work appears at auction in Scotland.
Measures 27.5cm wide by 26 cm deep (47 cm by 52 cm in its frame).
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A pleasing little watercolour of Bowling Village on the Forth And Clyde Canal near Glasgow by the Scottish artist J. G. Fullerton. Signed by the artist and in good condition.
Measures 25 cm wide by 16 cm deep (43 cm by 27 cm in its frame).
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Kilsyth, near Glasgow, in past times by the Scottish artist Alex Gibson. One image is of Tarnbrae, not far from the village, and the other shows the architecture of the old buildings in the hamlet itself. Both signed and titled by the artist and in good condition.
Each measures 33.5 cm wide by 23.5 cm deep (50 cm by 40 cm in its frame).
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A lovely little watercolour showing the historic Clackmannan Tower, home of the decendents of Robert the Bruce, in Clackmannanshire in Central Scotland. Signed lower left and bearing, lower right, a small faint dedication – ‘to Thomas Morton with W. Young’s best regards’. In good condition
Measures 24 cm wide by 16 cm deep (44 cm by 35 cm in its frame).
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A pair of etchings showing views of Trinity College. Both are signed and titled in pencil by the artist and are in good condition.
Both measures 27 cm wide by 21 cm deep (40 cm by 38 cm in their frames).
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A fine etching in colours by the Glasgow artist Robert Cecil Robertson (1890-1942) after an original painting by John Pettie (R.A.) This work, which is signed and titled in pencil, is in good condition and shows the Young Pretender entering the ballroom at the Palace of Holyroodhouse, Edsinburgh. He is wearing Prince Charles Edward Stuart tartan and the riiband and star of the Order of the Garter. At his feet are strewn silk favours. The figures with the Prince are, most likely, Cameron of Lochiel (c. 1700-1748), and Alexander Forbes, 4th Lord Pitsligo (1678-1762). Both were loyal chiefs, who joined the Prince’s uprising in 1745 but lived out their lives in exile and in hiding after the defeat of the Prince’s forces at the Battle of Culloden.
Measures 36 cm wide by 48 cm deep (50 cm by 60 cm in its frame).
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This is a super painting by the Glasgow artist showing an untidy table laden with a variety of pots, plates and vases. In good condition, this acrylic on board is signed, lower right.
Measures 59 cm wide by 49 cm deep (70 cm by 60 cm in its frame).
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An oil on canvas showing a typical Scottish landscape by the Glasgow landscape, figure and figure painter William Alfred Gibson. In good condition and signed, lower left.
Measures 56 cm wide by 39 cm deep (61 cm by 45 cm in its frame).
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A very-well realised extensive landscape, painted in plein aire most probably in France, by the Glasgow artist Alexander Brownlie Docharty. Dated 1894 and signed by the artist, this work is in good condition having recently been reframed.
Measures 36 cm wide by 27 cm deep (43 cm by 35 cm in its frame).
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A delightful watercolour by the English painter, stained glass artist and metal worker Philip William Cole showing fishing boats tied up at a keyside. In good condition and signed, lower right, by the artist.
Measures 50 cm wide by 24 cm deep (59 cm by 48 cm in its frame).
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