Antiques & Collectables

Furniture, Decorative Works of Art & Paintings
182. Keith Haring, (American, 1958-1990)
Keith Haring at Robert Fraser Gallery London, October
19th - November 12th, 1983, comical figural printed
poster, signed ‘K Haring for Richard’, 101.5 x 67cm
£100-£150
178. Montague Dawson RMSA (British 1890-1973)
two gilt framed prints depicting ‘The Windsor Castle’ in full
sail in high seas and another leaving dock, signed lower
right in pencil (2), Windsor Castle: 90 x 102cm total frame;
Other 78 x 99.5cm total frame
£100-£200
179. A late 19th century print of a lady in a green
velvet dress holding a gilt grand tour box,
mounted in a gilt frame and a print of a young child leaning
on a block of wood, mounted in a gilt frame (2), 31.5cm
height 26.7cm width
£50-£100
180. Peter Curling (b.1955) “Hell for Leather” Limited
Edition framed print
numbered 216/495 depicting a horse race in action,
41cm x 87cm
£60-£100
181. After James Pollard (British 1792-1867)
‘Pollard’s Coaching Incidents’, set of four coloured
engravings entitled ‘The New London Royal Mail’, ‘A View
on the Highgate Road’, ‘Royal Coach’ and ‘Stage Coach
Setting Off’, each with printed markings (4), 51.7 x 65.5cm
framed
£100-£140
183. An unusually large silver octagonal shaped
locket
hallmarked Birmingham 1918, with makers initials EFB
probably for Edward Foligne Braham case with stripes
of engine turned decoration and central cartouche with
intertwined owners initials, opening up to reveal double
sided for photographs, with suspension loop, length
4.5cm
£40-£60
184. Two late 19th century brass and oak spirit levels
one with makers name (worn) Marples & Sons, the longest
26.5cm
£20-£30
185. A rosewood veneered and mother-of-pearl
jewellery box
opening to reveal a compartment silk lined fitted interior,
the top tier opening out to reveal a section below, the box
inlaid with mother-of-pearl, with key, width 28cm
£20-£40
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