Avenue Auction

Oil on board, and another, 'High and dry'

including works after Rembrandt

signed and dated 1905 (inscr. to verso)

Oil on board, inscr. verso: 'copied by Greville Cooke aged 16-18 whose great grandmother was a first cousin of Turner'

Watercolour, dated 1974 verso

and a reproduction map of Dorset

oil on canvas, signed lower right, 61cm x 72cm.

105 x 76 cms in frame

indistinctly signed 95 x 56 in frame

86 x 60 cms in frame

coloured aquatint, published by T McLean, 1834, the image 33cm x 51cm; together with a similar work 'Hare Hunting, Plate I, Soho' Reeve after W.P. Hodges, coloured aquatint, published by T McLean, 1836, the image 33cm x 51cm; and a Signed print by John King (1929-2014)'The Derby' (3)

including an officer from 23rd Foot Royal Welsh Fusiliers 1790, watercolour, two Royal Fusilier flags, and coloured print of Welsh Fusilier soldiers (4)

in gilt frames, (one lacking glass)

signed in pencil to the margin, coloured print, 28cm x 39.5cm; together with a coloured print after George Denholm Armour 'The Whip'; another after Lionel Edwards 'The High Peak on Flagg Moor, 1930'; and a pair of panoramic hunt scenes after Henry Alken 'The Meeting' and 'The Death' (5)

ltd. ed. prints signed and numbered to the mount

and two other prints

An amusing Edwardian study of a horse race, ink and wash, 14cm x 18cm; together with a period photograph of the winning horse (2)

Signed lower right, goauche, 26cm x 19cm

signed and dated 1939 within the image, signed in pencil to the margin, Fine Art Trade Guild blindstamp to the margin lower left, coloured print, the image 35cm x 53cm; ARCHIBALD THORBURN (1860-1935) Study of a falcon on a branch, signed and dated 1917 within the image, signed in pencil to the margin, Fine Art Trade Guild blindstamp to the margin lower left, coloured print, the image 25.5cm x 17cm (2)

each signed in pencil to the margin, each 24cm x 36cm (6)

indistinctly signed

HENRY CONSTANTINE RICHTER (1821-1902) AFTER JOSEPH WOLF (1820-1899) FOR JOHN GOULD (1804-1881) 'Tinnunculus Alaudarius (Common Kestrel)' coloured lithograph, originally for Gould's 'Birds of Great Britain', 51cm x 30cm (2)

(unsigned)