fine art sale

George Baxter prints, a collection of four, including "Me Warm Now", young girl eating porridge, "Morning Call" and "Cupper Your Honour". Various sizes.

Sold for £90

An Edwardian watercolour, "The Cumberland at Fox House" 2nd March 1914. 14 ins x 11 ins, monogrammed.

Sold for £220

J.W. Tourtek, an oil painting on board, still life of a loaf of bread and ale bottle. 10 ins x 14 ins, framed, signed.

Sold for £130

Attributed to Emily Nicholson, a watercolour, "From the Sand Hills of Ingoldmells August 1919" cattle in landscape. 10 ins x 14.5 ins.

Sold for £70

An antiquarian map, "Lidalia Vea Lidisdalia Regio, Lidisdail" by Auct Timotheo Pont. 16.5 ins x 20 ins, partly coloured and in oak frame.

Sold for £40

Margaret Walty, an acrylic, animals in balloon over landscape. 12 ins x 7 ins, signed and dated 1998. Margaret Walty is a well known book illustrator and fantasy artist.

Sold for £480

A 19th century black and white engraving. 18.5 ins x 14 ins, with gilt slip and rosewood veneered frame.

Sold for £100

After Sir Frederick Leighton, a coloured print, "The Return of Persephone". 21 ins x 16 ins, in gilt frame.

Sold for £30

A large Victorian giltwood and gesso picture frame, with glass. Interior dimensions 45 ins x 25 ins.

Sold for £130

After J.M.W. Turner, a steel engraving by J.T. Willmore, Venice. 15 ins x 24 ins, in ornate gilt frame.

Sold for £90

After Sidney Marchamps, a black and white print, oval, "The Proposal". 15 ins x 19 ins, in gilt frame.

Sold for £60

An Edwardian coloured print, cherubs in garden, oval. 18.5 ins x 27 ins, in gilt frame.

Sold for £130

After Gourlay Steel, a proof engraving, by John Le Conte, "Robert Burns Turning up a Mouse in Her Nest with The Plough November 1785". 14 ins x 20 ins, with gilt slip and rosewood frame.

Sold for £120

After John Constable, a coloured print, "The Valley Farm". 19 ins x 16 ins, with gilt slip and maple frame.

Sold for £30

A late Victorian/Edwardian coloured print, young girl with terrier. 19 ins x 27 ins, in gilt frame.

Sold for £75

E. Auld, an oil painting on canvas, still life of fruit. 13.5 ins x 11.5 ins, in gilt frame (see illustration).

Sold for £210

After C.B. Newhouse, four 19th century coloured engravings relating to Gretna, including "One Mile from Gretna", "A False Alarm on the Road to Gretna" and "An Arrival at Gretna". Various sizes.

Sold for £60

Rufus E. Evans, a watercolour, "A Hill Road". 9.5 ins x 11.5 ins, framed, signed.

Sold for £70

After R. Herdman-Smith, an artists proof etching, Edinburgh Castle. 7 ins x 9.5 ins, signed, framed.

Sold for £45

M. Rudge, a pair of black and white etchings, "Durham Castle and Cathedral" and "Durham Cathedral and River Weir". Each 9 ins x 10 ins, framed, signed.

Sold for £95

Joseph Simpson, two black and white etchings, "Robert Burns" and "The Fiddler". Each 11 ins x 8.5 ins, framed, signed.

Sold for £200

After G. Goodwin Kilburne, a pair of black and white etchings, coaching scenes. each 7 ins x 10 ins, in Hogarth frames, signed by artist and etcher.

Sold for £35

An antiquarian map, dated 1702, "Les Isles Britanniques", by G. de L'Isle geographer. 19 ins x 24 ins, framed.

Sold for £30

Edward Horace Thompson (1879-1949), a watercolour, "Pillar". 11 ins x 17 ins, signed and dated 1918.

Sold for £950

After J. Armstrong Gretna Green, a black and white engraving by William Brook, "The Celebrated Greyhounds Chirito Mocking Bird and Hughie Graham". 22 ins x 28 ins, in maple frame (see illustration).

Sold for £200

A pair of 19th century coloured engravings, a courting scene and gentleman with lady escaping from a castle. Each 7 ins x 5.5 ins, in rosewood frames.

Sold for £60

After Breughel, a coloured print. 20 ins x 26 ins, in Victorian rosewood frame.

Sold for £120

J.R.A. Pitman, an oil painting on canvas, still life of game birds. 17.5 ins x 28 ins, framed, signed and dated 1893 (see illustration).

Sold for £190

A 19th century oil painting on canvas, still life of game. 15 ins x 21 ins, signed with initials and dated 1858 (see illustration).

Sold for £210

After Clarence Hiley, a print, " Hunt Law" Newmarket 1921. 19.5 ins x 23 ins, in gilt frame.

Sold for £130

After Harrington and engraved by Charles Hunt a pair of engravings, "A British Yeoman" and "Merry Tom". Each approximately 13 ins x 15.5 ins, framed (see illustration).

Sold for £180

A 19th century engraving Robert Burns, in gilt mount and slip. 13 ins x 8.5 ins, in rosewood frame (see illustration).

Sold for £200

Three 19th century coaching prints, hand coloured, circular, "Changing Coachman", "Midway Greeting" and another. Each diameter 6 ins.

Sold for £100

William H. Nutter, a watercolour, "The Old Toll Booth, Edinburgh". 15 ins x 10.5 ins, signed and dated 1850 (see illustration).

Sold for £560

George Vernon Stokes, a coloured etching, Otterhounds and Terrier. 9 ins x 11 ins, 26/75, signed.

Sold for £370

After I. Clarke, a coloured engraving, "Gretna Green". 15 ins x 22 ins, London published by Smith Elder & Co., 65 Cornhill, 1825, in Hogarth frame.

Sold for £90

After W.J. Huggins, a coloured engraving by T. Sutherland, "Table Bay, Cape of Good Hope". 15 ins x 25 ins, London published 1824.

Sold for £12

A black and white engraving, "Mary Queen of Scots". 6.5 ins x 4 ins, with gilt slip in rosewood frame.

Sold for £85

After Sir Edwin Landseer, a black and white engraving by H.T. Ryal, "Deer Stalkers Returning" published 1864. 22 ins x 28 ins, in gilt slip and rosewood frame.

Sold for £190

An oil painting on panel, a bearded eastern male. 9.5 ins x 8 ins, in gilt frame (see illustration).

Sold for £180

A collection of 19th century black and white steel and coloured engravings, principally Carlisle and District but also including Cries of London (33).

Sold for £70

After Heywood Hardy, a photogravure, "Too Late". 22 ins x 28 ins, with gilt slip and oak frame.

Sold for £80

After C.B. Newhouse, a pair of coloured engravings by R. Reeves, "A False Alarm on the Road to Gretna" and "One Mile from Gretna". Each 13 ins x 18 ins, with gilt slip and ebonised frame.

Sold for £135

After Tom Browne, a collection of seven humorous sporting prints, 1820, cricket, curling, skating, fishing, shooting, golfing and coaching. Each 13 ins x 9.5 ins, framed.

Sold for £150

After Lawson Wood, a cartoon, "Say When Man". 12 ins x 8 ins, framed.

Sold for £260

After Herbert Dicksee, an artist's proof etching, "The Last Furrow". 10 ins x 22 ins, framed.

Sold for £95

A George III watercolour, a pheasant on branch, with gilt slip. 4.5 ins x 6 ins, in rosewood frame.

Sold for £120

Edward Horace Thompson (1879-1949), a watercolour, "Moorland near Thirlmere". 7 ins x 9.5 ins, signed and dated 1926 (see illustration).

Sold for £400

William Henry Goose (1816-1885), a watercolour, "Fishing in the Lea of the Bridge". 8 ins x 11 ins, signed.

Sold for £150

Henry Master (late 19th/early 20th century), a watercolour, "River in Spate in Autumn". 10 ins x 14 ins, framed, signed and dated 1911.

Sold for £60

T. Wilson (early 20th century), a pair of watercolours, lake scenes. 6.5 ins x 10 ins, framed, signed.

Sold for £90

John Capey (late 19th/early 20th century), an oil on board, "Path to the Cottage Door". 8.25 ins x 12 ins, framed, signed.

Sold for £150

James Edwin Meadowes (1828-1888), a pair of oil paintings on canvas, a lake scene with cottage, figure in boat and mountains beyond dated 1863 and another depicting figures in a rural landscape with cottages and trees dated 1861. Each 15 ins x 24 ins, framed, signed and dated (see illustration).

Sold for £1000

A Victorian watercolour, "Carlisle Market". 9.5 ins x 12.5 ins, in gilt frame, signed and dated October 1976.

Sold for £170

A pair of John Ogilby road maps, Carlisle to Barwick upon Tweed and Tinmouth to Carlisle. 14 ins x 18 ins, framed.

Sold for £110

Four George III coloured prints, "Views of the Lakes in Cumberland and Westmorland" drawn by P. Holland and engraved by C. Rosenberg, "Bowdar Stone in Borodale", "Wythburn Water", "Cromac Waster and Grassmere from near Dunmail Raise". Each 5.5 ins x 8 ins, framed.

Sold for £20

A John Speed map of Huntingdon, with Ely, dated 1610.

Sold for £160

Edward Horace Thompson (1879-1949), a watercolour, "Skiddaw & Derwentwater from Ashness Bridge". 11.5 ins x 17.5 ins, framed, signed (see illustration).

Sold for £1100

A Vienna regulator wall clock, with detachable pediment to the glazed case enclosing the ivorine dial with Roman numerals and two-train clockwork movement.

Sold for £50

A late 19th century Chinese hardwood jardiniere stand, with rouge marble top and inlaid with mother of pearl with cherry blossom. Height 23 ins (see illustration).

Sold for £280

A pair of Chinese Chippendale style wall mirrors, with ornate scrolling surrounds to the rectangular mirror with candle sconces. Height 58 ins, width 30 ins.

Sold for £360

A French portico clock, of typical form, the circular enamelled dial with gilt metal surround, with Roman numerals and two-train movement, inscribed "Bolviller a Paris", with winged cherub seated on swing as pendulum and with interesting side mounted escapement to the two-train movement with bell, the movement stamped "Gold Medal Vincenti & Co.", with four barley sugar twist columns being brass inlaid and with conforming base raised on short bracket feet. Height 21 ins, width 10.5 ins (see illustration).

Sold for £550

A Dent of London gravity clock, circa 1970, the timepiece with circular dial with Roman numerals to the chapter ring inscribed to the centre "Dent, London" and housed in a cylinder and inscribed to the reverse "Dent". The clock is wound by pushing up a slope and operates with the act of gravity rolling slowly back down the slope through the days of the week. Cylinder diameter 5 ins, length of slope 28.5 ins (see illustration).

Sold for £440

A Regency mahogany wheel barometer by Matthew Woller of Birmingham, of large form, the swans neck pediment above a hygrometer, thermometer, mirror and 13 inch silvered dial inscribed "Matt W. Woller, Birmingham" and with spirit level beneath, the case being boxwood strung. NOTE - see Edwin Banfield Barometer Makers & Retailer 1760-1900 page 237 for biography. Height 47 ins (see illustration).

Sold for £220

An Edwardian inlaid rosewood balloon clock, the circular dial with Arabic numerals marked for "Maple & Co., Paris & London", with two-train movement, the case being satinwood crossbanded and boxwood strung with centre shell medallion, the movement by Boname Seloncourt, France.

Sold for £180

A 19th century French ormolu and porcelain mantle clock, with urn and cover finial and with stepped hood, with finial to each corner and above the porcelain dial with Roman numerals and two-train movement by Leroy & Fils a Paris, flanked by simple columns and with stepped base raised on four feet. Width 7 ins (see illustration).

Sold for £750

A 19th century French figural mantle clock, ormolu, the enamelled dial by F.L. Housberg, Paris, flanked by eastern draped boy figures and raised on a shaped base with flaming torch finial to each side.

Sold for £150

An Edwardian inlaid mahogany bracket clock, with brass carrying handle to the arched hood, with glazed door enclosing the circular enamelled dial with Arabic numerals and two-train movement by Samuel Marti, with gold medal movement dated 1900 and in inlaid mahogany case raised on brass ball feet. Width 10 ins.

Sold for £90

A Victorian birdseye maple and satin walnut casket, of sarcophagus form, with ivory lock escutcheon. Width 12 ins.

Sold for £80

A 19th century black slate and marble mantle clock, with visible brocot escapement to the enamelled dial and two-train movement, with Roman numerals by Japy Freres Medaille D'Argent, in black slate and marble case, with stepped base. Width 12.5 ins.

Sold for £115

A Gustav Becker Anniversary clock, with weighted platform to the exposed brass face with silvered dial with Arabic numerals, stamped to the rear "173866", bearing Gustav Becker Trademark and also stamped "Medaille D'Or" and with glass dome.

Sold for £100

A 19th century Chippendale style mirror, with fretwork head and foot, with gilt ho-ho bird mount. Width 21 ins.

Sold for £120

A late 19th century Aesthetic Movement mirror, with fretwork head and foot decorated in gilt and black and with bird on branch to centre, with bevelled mirror glass. Width 16 ins (see illustration).

Sold for £340

A pair of Victorian walnut footstools, circular, with beadwork tops and raised on short turned legs. Diameter 11.5 ins.

Sold for £60

A late Victorian oak fall front coal receiver. Width 17 ins.

Sold for £150

A late 19th century Chinese hardwood jardiniere stand, with rouge marble top to beaded edge and raised on four carved legs terminating in claw and ball feet. Diameter 15 ins.

Sold for £230

An Edwardian inlaid mahogany clock, balloon shaped with enamelled dial with Roman numerals and single train movement, the case raised on short brass feet. Height 9 ins.

Sold for £120

An Edwardian brass carriage clock, by Elliott & Son, London with scroll carved case and face surround, with single train movement and enamelled dial. Height including carrying handle 4.75 ins, complete with case.

Sold for £240

A pair of Victorian beadwork footstools, circular, with rose pattern and with walnut veneered frames.

Sold for £160

A mahogany folding bracket, or hall seat, Victorian, suitable for bracket clock. Width 20 ins.

Sold for £45

A Vienna style regulator wall clock, with eight day clockwork movement and Roman numerals to the dial, flanked by half round columns and with conforming base.

Sold for £50

A Vienna style regulator wall clock, walnut veneered case, two-train clockwork movement with enamelled dial, flanked by half round columns and with conforming base.

Sold for £75

A mahogany bracket, suitable for a small clock, being foliate and scroll carved. Width 8 ins.

Sold for £70

A Victorian walnut marquetry jewellery box, with two parquetry bands to the domed lid hinging to a lined and fitted interior with lift out tray. Width 12 ins.

Sold for £50

A Victorian walnut jewellery box, with Greek key decoration to lid. Width 12 ins.

Sold for £30

An early 19th century mahogany tea caddy, rectangular, raised on short brass feet. Width 8 ins.

Sold for £20

An early 19th century mahogany dressing table mirror, the octagonal frame set between turned columns, with rectangular base fitted with three drawers with ivorine knob handles. Width 25 ins.

Sold for £95

A mahogany stool, rectangular, raised on four short cabriole legs terminating in claw and ball feet.

Sold for £40

A small mahogany cupboard, with pair of doors to front and brass carrying handle to either side. Width 11.5 ins.

Sold for £78

A Victorian brass bound writing slope, rectangular, with tooled leather writing surface and apertures for pens and inkwells. Width 15.5 ins.

Sold for £115

A Victorian walnut writing slope, rectangular, brass bound and with fitted interior. Width 20 ins.

Sold for £100

A 19th century mahogany brass bound writing slope, rectangular, with fitted interior. Width 20 ins.

Sold for £35

An Edwardian mahogany aspidistra stand, with metal lining to the staved stand raised on three downswept legs. Diameter 12 ins.

Sold for £140

A George III mahogany knife box, of typical form with serpentine front and shell medallion to slope, being satinwood banded and chequer strung. Width 8.5 ins.

Sold for £140

A late 19th century German bracket clock, in oak case, with two-train clockwork movement by Kienzle Uhren number 25043 striking on five gongs, the case with domed stepped pediment above a glazed door with bevelled glass enclosing the silvered brass dial and three-train movement, with Arabic numerals to the chapter ring, flanked by fluted and turned columns, with conforming base and raised on short turned feet. Width 12.5 ins.

Sold for £200

A pair of Victorian brass framed mirrors, each with phoenix pediment to the rose and floral cast frames. Height 26 ins, width 17 ins.

Sold for £520

A Vienna regulator wall clock, late 19th century, with detachable pediment above the arched glazed door enclosing the enamelled dial with Roman numerals and two-train movement, flanked by half round columns and with conforming base. Height 35 ins.

Sold for £250

A George III mahogany boot and whip stand, of good colour, with centre brass carrying handle, turned end supports and low stretcher between the scroll feet. Width 37 ins.

Sold for £150

A 19th century spelter and porcelain clock, with Japy Freres two-train movement, with vase and cover finial, with musical emblem beneath to the cylindrical case and ceramic dial with Roman numerals, flanked by seated cherubs and lion mask to front. Height 18 ins, width 10.5 ins.

Sold for £210

A late 19th/early 20th century oak framed dinner gong, the foliate and scroll carved frame with spindled gallery above the planished gong and raised on downswept legs. Width 25 ins, height 44 ins.

Sold for £160