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Lot 23
France: WWI war medals: 1914-1918 Victory medal, 1914-1918 Croix de Guerre and medal for Verdun; also a framed certificate to accompany the Verdun medal, to “M. Debieve, Corporal, 26eme Regiment d’Infanterie”; and a coloured post card depicting the town of Verdun and its environs from the air. GC £50-60
Lot 246
A Third Reich Luftwaffe NCO’s cap cockade (one pin missing); grey metal War Merit Cross 2nd class with swords and ribbon; 6 ribbon miniature medal ribbon bar; a silver and gold plastic Luftwaffe Parachutist badge, with thin wire brooch pin fitting; another similar with swastika removed; and a pre 1920 Prussian 25 year service cross (“XXV” obliterated from the reverse). Average GC (6) £40-50
Lot 99A
Medals - WW2 group of six to Lieutenant (E) Theodore D Izard, Royal Canadian Navy, The Defence Medal, The Victory Medal, Canadian Volunteer Service Medal, The 1939-1945 Star, The Atlantic Star and The Africa Star. Lt Izard of Vancouver was torpedoed off Plymouth in HMCS Athabaskan on 29 April 1944. He was its Engineering Officer. There is a book referencing this called “Unlucky Lady”.
Lot 394
Selection of militaria etc inc buttons, badges inc silver ARP badge, ribbons, dress medals, HRH The Duke of Connaught medal, 1914 star awarded to 318 Pte C F A Hartung 1/28 LOND:R, 1914-18 medal and great war medal awarded to Major C F A Hartung, George IV Territorial medal and 1939-45 Defence medal awarded to Lt C J Hartung R E, silver 1937 Coronation coin and assorted musical festival medals (some silver)
Lot 139
Of American Masonic Interest. A group of USA Masonic jewels: comprising two 100th Anniversary medals for Harmony Lodge, 1905, a 100th Anniversary for Saint John's Commandery, Providence, RI, a Saint John's Encampment medal, a 100th Anniversary medal for Grand Lodge Of Rhode Island, a 25 Year medal to members of Saint Johns lodge No. 1 Rhode Island, a 25 Year medal to Mount Nernon Lodge and a 100th Anniversary of Portland, Maine, together with a German Overseas lodge, Coblenz token.
Lot 188
Admiral Rodney Maclaine LLoyd (1841-1911) A Royal Humane Society Bronze medal: stamped 'Rodney M Lloyd, mate 31,Jan,1861' to edge' (RHS case number 16643)*Notes-Rodney Maclaine LLoyd was born in 1841 and joined the Royal Navy at the age of 12 in 1854. Distinguishing himself during service in the South China Sea he became 'mate' in July 1860. In 1861 he jumped overboard to save a young boy who had fallen from HMS Terrible in the harbour at Messina, an act for which he was awarded The Egyptian Medal, The Khedives Star and the RHS Bronze Medal. Subsequent service in China, the West Indies and Malta saw his career rise up to the rank of Admiral in 1904.
Lot 134
A 9CT GOLD MOUNTED MEDAL AND A 9CT WHITE GOLD RUBY AND DIAMOND RING, the medal of a circular form, inscribed 'Cannock Chase coal owners, Rescue Competition', collet mount hallmarked 9ct gold Birmingham, approximate weight 12 grams, fitted with two suspension rings, together with a white gold ring in the form of heart, central pearl cut ruby and two single cut diamonds, hallmarked 9ct white gold Birmingham, ring size P, approximate gross weight 1.5 grams
Lot 248
A SAMSONITE BRIEFCASE OF COINS AND COMMEMORATIVES, to include a Queen Elizabeth 50th Anniversary 9ct Gold Medal boxed, hallmarked 3.97 grams, a Falklands Liberation silver crown, a B.U. Falklands Crown, a carded 1987 one pound, a carded 1997 B.U. two pounds, a silver Canada Dollar 1967 coin, a case of various crown size commemoratives, Whitman folders, other coinage, a large box containing five silver crown, some Pobjoy others Royal Mint, I.O.M. coins to include Winston Churchill, Charles & Diana, Viking Longship, 90 Glorious Years commemorative coin and stamp set, a Maria Therisa Thaler other world coins etc,
Lot 1016
A ornately framed Medal Group with two naval badges, Royal Naval Long Service and Good Conduct Medal 1875-77, narrow suspender, no date to James.S.Maddiks. BOS.Mate.HMS Mallard, Egypt Medal 1882-89, no clasp, dated 1882 to J.S.Maddiks. CH.CAP.F'CLE.HMS Minotaur., The Khedive's Star 1882, Mr Jamed Maddiks was claimed by the press gang in topsham, after taking part in noteworthy engagemens of his time being wounded at the battle of the Nile onboard HMS Minotaur was awarded a small pension, he was ultimatley drowned one November evening in then newly constructed Turf Locks, with photocopy newspaper CONDITION REPORT Overall in good condition as the image shows, age related wear to frame Dimensions 46cm x 46cm including frame No major faults seen No date on LSGM Medal Narrow suspender
Lot 209
Early 20th Century French silver gilt commemorative medal by Alphee Dubois, with raised depiction of a classical nude playing the violin in a landscape, the reverse with raised lettering "ministere de l'instruction publique et des beaux arts, ecoles nationales de muisque Boulougne-Sur-Mer, prix d'honneur 1901" with recipients name G. Cooper, stamped argent to the rim, housed in a red leather case, the lid with gilt embossing "Boulogne Sur Mer", 68.5mm diameter, 4.7oz
Lot 74
Quantity of British First and Second World War medal ribbons, 1914-1918 British War Medal, 1914/15 Star, Burma Star, Atlantic Star, Africa Star, etc,together with a collection of Cold War era Soviet badges, what appears to be a cased navigational tool and instruction book in Cyrillic, and trophy/paperweight with Cyrillic inscription, (qty)
Lot 96
Second World War grouping to 14762962 Private Edward Cecil Garner of the Royal Army Medical Corps, including fibre identity tags, cloth R.A.M.C. shoulder title, Soldiers Service and Pay Book, British Red Cross Identity Certificate dated July 1944,Soldiers Release Book, pocket Gospel of St John, R.A.M.C. Training Pamphlet No.3,National ID Card, enlistment notice, trio of medals France and Germany Star, Defence Medal, 1939-45 British War Medal, and a quantity of post war ephemera and photographs
Lot 601
* JUDITH GARDNER NEAC RBA, MELTING SNOW oil on board, titled label verso 24cm x 24cm Framed. Artist's label verso. Note: Judith Gardner studied contemporary art at Maidstone College of Art where she gained a BA Honours in Fine Art. For a number of years she taught art at the East Berkshire College, Windsor. In 1998 she decided to become a full time contemporary artist. Judith Gardner was elected a member of the Royal Society of British Artists in 2000 and of the Small Paintings Group in 2003. Judith Gardner is quoted as saying 'My painting is representational to a certain extent. It begins with an idea based on strong observation. Once the composition has been decided upon, the reality to a point is not so necessary for me to develop the painting. This enables me to create light and atmosphere with tone, colour and brushwork'. Judith Gardner paintings are regularly exhibited at The Royal Academy of Art Summer Exhibition (London), the RBA, Royal Institute of Oil Painters, New English Art Club Exhibitions, British Painters Exhibition, Pastel Society and The Royal Society of Marine Artists. Judith Gardner has been awarded numerous contemporary art awards the most significant being The Italia Prize and the De Laszlo Art Medal at the Royal Society of British Artists 2003 Exhibition. Her work is promoted, exhibited and sold at Red Rag Gallery, Thompson's Gallery and others.
Lot 605
* DAVID TONER (SCOTTISH B. 1944), THE HOUSE AT MIRLEES DRIVE mixed media on paper, signed and dated '85 43cm x 61cm Mounted, framed and under glass. Provenance: The late Helen E.C. Cargill Thompson. Note: Dr Helen E C Cargill Thompson (1933 - 2020) has been recognised for her contribution to both librarianship and the art world. Born in Burma in 1933, on the outbreak of World War II she returned to Glasgow to live with her grandparents in Mirrlees Drive, close to Glasgow Botanic Gardens. Her great grand-uncle was a founder of Burmah Oil Company. Her love of art developed in the city’s Kelvingrove Galleries. Dr Cargill Thompson was educated at Cheltenham Ladies College and then read Physiology and Pharmacology at St Andrews University. She went on to do a PhD at Edinburgh University which was research into the contraceptive pill. In 1970, Dr Cargill Thompson began work at the Andersonian Library at Strathclyde University, being appointed as the Head of the library’s new Reference and Information Division in 1982. Close to retirement in 1999, she was awarded the Princess Royal Medal for services to the discipline. Dr Cargill Thompson’s collecting and patronage was in the family tradition. A well-known character in the West of Scotland, especially at exhibition openings and private views. She lived frugally using public transport around the city and never viewed her passion for collecting art as a monetary investment. Dr Cargill Thompson was a truly public-spirited Glaswegian and throughout her time at Strathclyde University she supported the Collins Gallery (closed 2013) and in 1999 she gifted a substantial part of her collection of contemporary art to the University and a portion of her contemporary silver collection to The Glasgow School of Art.
Lot 612
* CONSTANTIN KLUGE (RUSSIAN/FRENCH 1912 - 2003), BORDS DE SEINE ENNEIGÉS À RUEIL (SNOWY DAY ON THE RIVER SEINE AT RUEIL, PARIS) oil on canvas, signed 51cm x 61cm Framed. Note: Constantin Kluge was a Russian-born French painter best known for his naturalistic scenes of Paris and French countryside in a style reminiscent of Albert Marquet. Kluge was born to a wealthy military family on January 29, 1912 in Riga, Latvia, which was then a large, industrial Russian port city. He spent much of his childhood and young adult life between Manchuria, Beijing, and Hong Kong, where he discovered a love for brush and ink painting. Kluge studied architecture at the École des Beaux Arts in Paris and earned his diploma in 1937. Upon graduating, he painted the city’s river banks and streets before returning to Shanghai. With the rise of Communism in China, the artist fled to Paris in 1950 and began exhibiting in the French Salons. He was a success both artistically and financially. Of his many awards, he received the Gold Medal, Salon des Artistes Francais and was made Chevalier de la Legion d’Honneur by the French Government. He died on January 9, 2003 in Paris, France. Kluge’s works are in the collections of the Musée d’Orsay and the Musée d’Art Moderne in Paris, among many others. Our only recent example of Constantin Kluge's work was "Notre Dame, Paris" from the same private collection, which sold for £4200 (hammer), Lot 547 (The Scottish Contemporary Art Auction, 26th May 2019).
Lot 641
* GORDON H WYLLIE RSW DA (SCOTTISH 1930 - 2005), AUTUMN MOON gouache on paper, signed and dated '82, titled label verso 11.5cm x 16cm Mounted, framed and under glass. Handwritten label verso. Note: Gordon Wyllie was born in Greenock and in 1949 was accepted to study at the Glasgow School of Art. Under the tutelage of such luminaries as Edward Odling and Mary and Willie Armour, Gordon distinguished himself, graduating in 1953 after an eminent final year. He was awarded the post-diploma, or Master's course, won the Scottish Academy Award and also the Newbery Medal, the school's most prestigious prize. This was all the more remarkable considering that Gordon had, in his diploma year, returned home to care for his father, whose seriously deteriorating health ended in death two months before the degree show, and Gordon himself had suffered a bout of pneumonia. With a scholarship award, he studied that summer at Hospitalfield, Arbroath, as a post-graduate under Ian Fleming. Fleming inspired Gordon and encouraged him in abstraction, with which he occupied himself for the next few years. Meanwhile, he trained at Jordanhill College of Education in Glasgow to become a teacher, in the vanguard of the resurgence of art teaching in Scottish schools by the new art masters, undoubtedly because they painted actively while teaching full-time. Passionate about art education, he was instrumental in influencing many students to pursue a career in the creative industry. A former pupil aptly described his classroom as a "guided exploration rather than a formal lesson". His love of the Scottish countryside is mirrored in his work and undoubtedly stemmed from the bank of images he built when, as a youngster, he travelled with his parents around the country. Argyll and the Western Isles were his favourite destinations, where he was fascinated by the crofts and farms sprouting from the land. Small houses typified his landscapes and still-lifes included abstracted landscapes; flowers, particularly poppies, fruit and fish feature in his later output. In 1996, he was awarded the Alexander Graham Munro Prize at the RSW exhibition in Edinburgh. His work featured regularly in one-man and combined shows and at his last one-man show in London in 2003, demand for his paintings remained high, as it has done ever since. In the last couple of years auction prices, in Glasgow and elsewhere, have shown a significant surge, reflecting the increasing collector interest in Gordon Wyllie's work. His auction record price has been beaten on regular occasions and currently stands at £2400 (hammer) established in October 2020.
Lot 662
* ADRIAN WISZNIEWSKI RSA HonFRIAS HRSW (SCOTTISH b 1958 - ), TUBER-BABES oil on canvas, signed and dated 2008 214cm x 183cm Unframed (as intended). Provenance: Acquired for a noted private London collection from The Lemon Street Gallery, Truro, Cornwall in 2008. A handwritten letter dated 10.11.08 by Wiszniewski to the owner accompanies this lot. Wiszniewski states: "I am really pleased that Tuber-babes has found its way into your collection. I began painting Tuber-babes in 2005, worked on it over a six-month period into 2006 and then left it until the beginning of 2008 when it was completed. The painting (process) can be a long one and I spend that time developing the subject matter - drawing and re-drawing. I was intrigued to see where the painting story might take me. What would be the pivotal point. The point of the painting Tuber-babes balances on the relationship of two worlds - the rural (earthiness) and the urban (urbane). The rural world is populated by the Tuber-babes, their children are of the earth and of nature and are linked umbilically with it. They are however dominated by the more sophisticated and elevated who look down on the Tuber-babes as curios. They survey them with a superior air in the way that ancient gods might from their mountain top. They smile and toy with their 'playthings' and use a pointer as an educational prop. The Tuber-babes, however, like all other 'vegetables' that populate the canvas have an energy and an unflappable life-force - a fact that might prove dangerous if it were denied. This point is underpinned by the view from the window; a garden recedes into farmland and to a horizon where the twin Trade Towers stand distant and aloof. Yours Adrian Wiszniewski". Note: Adrian Wiszniewski creates work characterised by a strong drawing element and fertile imagination. Populated with contemplative figures set in vividly coloured Arcadian landscapes, his paintings are rich with symbolic, political and philosophical depths. Adrian Wiszniewski (pronounced Vishnevski) was born in Glasgow in 1958 and studied architecture at The Mackintosh School of Architecture in Glasgow 1975–79; then trained at Glasgow School of Art, 1979–83. Wiszniewski is one of the leading members of the New Glasgow Boys responsible for the revival and resurgence of figurative painting under the tutelage of Sandy Moffat OBE; a group of artists that included Steven Campbell, Ken Currie and Peter Howson. His multiple awards include the Haldane Trust Award in 1982, the David Cargill Scholarship in 1983, the Mark Rothko Memorial Award in 1984, the I.C.C.F. Best Design Award New York in 1993 and the Lord Provost Gold Medal from City of Glasgow in 1999. His work can be found in many international public collections including The Gallery of Modern Art in New York, The Metropolitan Museum, New York, The Setagaya Museum, Tokyo, Japan, The Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, Edinburgh, Tate Britain, London and The Victoria and Albert Museum, London. Wiszniewski has had numerous major solo exhibitions over many years including in London, Sydney, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Ghent and Tokyo.
Lot 100J
A Selection of various silver jewellery and odds to include hand painted glass eye, Rolled Gold Art Nouveau pendant, Silver fob medal, silver Scottish agate and citrine stone sword brooch, White metal novelty shell tape measure, Silver 925 and black jet/ agate pendant & White metal arabic perfume bottle pendant.
Lot 151J
Felicia Dorothea Hemans medal for Lyrical Poetry by Charles John Allen (1862-1956). Bronze, 123mm diameter. Signed obverse above right shoulder: ?C J Allen 1900? Inscribed obverse: ?FELICIA DOROTHEA HEMANS 1793-1835? Inscribed reverse at left: ?PRIZE LYRICAL POEM.? Inscribed reverse at right: ?UNIVERSITY OF LIVERPOOL.? Inscribed rim: 1930. JESSIE DALZELL YOUNG. Comes with fitted box
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