Single-Owner Collections

17th Century British School - Half Length Portrait of a Gentleman wearing a Braided Tunic, oil on canvas, approx 66cm x 50cm, within a gilt composition frame.

19th Century British School - Miniature Portraits of a Lady and Gentleman and their Children, a group of eight watercolours on ivory, two approx 9cm x 7cm, six approx 7cm x 5.5cm, framed as one within a gilt composition frame, overall approx 59cm x 46cm.

18th Century British Provincial School - Huntsmen and Hounds crossing a Stream, and Landscape with Fisherman and Huntsmen with Gun Dogs, a near pair of oils on canvas, approx 36cm x 122cm and 33cm x 117cm, both within gilt composition frames with foliate mouldings.

George Wright - Huntsmen on Horseback and Hounds crossing a Stream within a Landscape, early 20th Century oil on canvas, signed, approx 59cm x 89.5cm, within a gilt composition frame.

John Barrie Haste - 'Everingham Hall, York', watercolour over pencil traces, signed and dated '78 recto, titled and inscribed verso, approx 24.5cm x 35cm, within a gilt frame.

J. Button - Study of a Horse and Spaniel in a Landscape, oil on artist's board, signed, approx 31cm x 49.5cm, within a gilt frame.

Clive Collins - 'Ere, Celtic, You know that nice Victor Chandler who laid the 250-1 about you for the Derby ... He's asking Colin Cowdrey to ride you at Epsom' (Horse Racing Cartoon with Celtic Swing), pen and ink, signed and inscribed, approx 25.5cm x 25.5cm.

John Edwards - '2 Hedgehogs', pencil drawing, signed recto, titled label verso, approx 21.5cm x 34cm, within a gilt frame.

John Edwards - 'Hedgehog and Young' pencil drawing, signed recto, titled label verso, approx 24.5cm x 33cm, within a gilt frame.

John Edwards - 'Hedgehog and Young' and 'Hedgehog and Snail', two pencil drawings, both signed recto, titled labels verso, approx 19cm x 36cm and 22cm x 36.5cm respectively, both within gilt frames.

John Edwards - 'Hedgehog Studies', pencil drawing, signed recto, titled to label verso, approx 26.5cm x 37cm, within a gilt frame, together with another pencil drawing and two prints by Edwards, and a further print after Patrick A. Oxenham.

Daphne Lee - Two Hedgehogs, watercolour on ivorine, signed, approx 6cm x 7cm, within a gilt frame, together with two enamelled panels by Rita E. Whitaker, Studies of Hedgehogs.

After J. Gould and H.C. Richter - 'Halcyon Atricapillus', 'Carcineutes Pulchellus', 'Heliothrix Purpureiceps', 'Charmosyna Stellae', 'Tanysiptera Danae', 'Paradisea Decora', 'Palaeornis Nicobaricus', 'Cinnyris Mysorensis', 'Panoplites Jardini', 'Melidora Macrorhina', 'Halcyon Leucopygia', 'Carcineutes Melanops' and 'Turdus Musicus' (Ornithological Studies), thirteen 19th Century hand-coloured lithographs, each approx 54cm x 37cm, all within Hogarth style frames.

After John Speed - 'The North and East Ridins [sic] of Yorkshire' (Map of the Region), 17th Century engraving with near period colour, 'to be sold ... by John Sudbury and George Humble', approx 39cm x 51.5cm, within a glazed mahogany framed gallery tray.

An H & R Daniel porcelain ornithological Chelsea shape dessert service, circa 1845, each piece painted with a study of a bird within a scroll moulded green border filled with fruit and flower vignettes, embellished with gilt framing, comprising twenty-five plates, a centrepiece, four comports, three oval dishes, three rectangular dishes and a pair of cream tureens and covers, painted pattern number '8224' to bases (faults).

A set of three Staffordshire porcelain spill vases, circa 1830, each cylindrical body painted with a landscape panel reserved against a green ground with gilt framing, painted pattern number '1242' to bases, height approx 10.7cm, together with a matching taller spill vase, height approx 12.7cm, and another porcelain spill vase, painted with a flower spray reserved against a green ground with cream and gilt framing, height approx 12.5cm (faults).

A Rosenthal porcelain model of a seated fox, modelled by M.H. Fritz, printed and impressed factory mark to base, height approx 14cm, together with a Royal Copenhagen porcelain model of a fox, green printed mark, underglaze blue wave mark and green painted model number '1475' to base, height approx 14.5cm.

A Royal Doulton flambé model of a seated fox, style three, model number 102, printed factory mark to base, height approx 23.5cm.

Three Royal Crown Derby bone china paperweights, comprising a blue tit, a hedgehog and a little owl, all with gilt stoppers, together with two pairs of graduated Herend porcelain models of parrots (three repaired).