Gorringe's Autumn Fine Art & Antiques Sale

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Lot 8
§ Alfred Bestall, British, (1892-
1986) two original bespoke
drawings of Rupert The Bear,
each dedicated to the vendor
“Please ask Elizabeth to
hurry home again”, pen and
watercolour on postcard, framed
and glazed. Together with
“Thank you for lending me your
garage”, ink on paper, framed
and glazed (2)
Consigned for sale by the
original recipient, a neighbour
and family friend of the artist
during the vendor’s childhood,
the pieces gifted during a time
when the youngster was unwell
and separately in appreciation
for sharing the family garage.
The postcard bearing the
vendors maiden name and
Brighton address, dated 20
November 1953.
8.5 x 11.5 and 16 x 13cm.
£1,200 - 1,800
Lot 9
Two 16th century
Netherlandish stained glass
roundels, ‘’The Nativity’’ and
‘’St. John on Patmos,
23 and 24.5 cm diameter
Lot 10
£250 - 350
An unusually large painted
pine doll’s house, modelled
upon a Victorian lodge house,
Estate Carpenter made, Lake
District
initalled CDH 1863, the front of
the house with removable panels
opening to expose furnished
rooms,
H 156cm W 198cm
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£800 - 1,200
An early 19th century Grand
Tour souvenir sienna marble
urn
Of fluted oval form, with
rectangular green marble plinth
and black marble base,
H 27.5cm. W 26.5cm. D 17cm.
£1,000 - 1,500
Lot 12
A fine late 18th century
ivory and printed vellum fan,
engraved by F. Bartolozzi
(1727-1815),
the leaf printed and
handcoloured in England with
cherubs in reserves, the ivory
sticks and guards probably from
Dieppe, carved with neoclassical
figures, birds and vessels, an
old label states that the fan
was gifted to Mrs John Hall by
Bartolozzi, cased
fan radius 27.5cm, case W 62cm
£1,000 - 1,500
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