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* LINDA WEIR (BRITISH b 1951), NEWLYN oil on canvas board, signed with initials and dated indistinctly; titled and dated 2010 verso 40cm x 50cm Framed

An Arts & Crafts Newlyn Copper Rose Bowl, embossed with fruit, with pierced cover, stamped NEWLYN, 16cm diameter; A Newlyn Copper Caddy, the cover embossed with a fish, riveted side, stamped NEWLYN, 9cm; and A Newlyn Copper Circular Dish, stamped NEWLYN, 14cm (3)

An Arts & Crafts Newlyn Copper Tray, of oval form, the pierced gallery with integral carrying handles, riveted wave seams, repousse decorated with fish and shells, unmarked, 60cm wide

An Arts & Crafts Copper Charger, probably Newlyn, repousse decorated to the centre with a galleon in full sail, to the rim with fish and a sea horse, unmarked, 39cm

An Arts & Crafts Newlyn style embossed copper and oak framed wall mirror decorated with stylized dragons and having brass buttons, copper 60cm x 50cm. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Good condition.

A Newlyn copper charger, decorated with dolphins and eels, in the style of John Pearson, circa 1908-1918. Newlyn stamp and inscribed to verso 'Silver Wedding Anniversary... Mr and Mrs Poole'. Diameter 40.5cm.

Newlyn School copper charger/circular wall plaque, having Arts & Crafts design embossed decoration depicting a dolphin to the centre within a conforming border, 59cm diameter Condition: Hook attached to back with solder and one other area of solder by the dolphin's eye, this does not appear to go through to the front - ** General condition consistent with age

An Arts & Craft brass sconce, with repousse panel depicting a heron flying above clouds with full moon in background, monogrammed 'JWG', 21.5cm x 30cm, together with a Newlyn style brass sconce, height 30cm.

Twentieth Century Cornish/ Newlyn School. Two framed, unsigned, scenes of boats: one acrylic and charcoal on paper, dated '07', titled 'Black Boats St Ives Blackburn', 37cm x 35.5cm; one abstract scene, titled 'Proof IV Abstract Newlyn', 12cm x 22cm.

A Newlyn style copper tray, 59cm

*Martin (Henry, 1835-1908). Shipping in Plymouth Sound, Mount Edgecombe, & Under Mount Edgecombe, together three oil paintings on wood panel, each signed lower right, 14 x 23 cm (5.5 x 9 ins) and very similar, matching modern antique-style gilt frames, with title and artist's name to lower edge Henry Martin studied in Antwerp under Frank Vinck, and exhibited at the Royal Academy between 1874 and 1894, mainly scenes in Devon and Cornwall. He is regarded as a precursor of the Newlyn School, being the first artist to discover the village, and lived there until he left circa 1880, before the arrival of Walter Langley, Edwin Harris, Henry Scott Tuke and Stanhope Forbes. By 1887 he was living in Saltash near Plymouth. (1)

Newlyn style Arts & Crafts copper mirror octagonal, applied fleur de lis decoration 54.5cm across.

PR. WATERCOLOURS A.D.BELL (PSEUDONYM WILFRED KNOX 1855-1966) ENTITLED 'NEWLYN' AND 'MOUSEHOLE', EACH APPROX. 35 X 25 cm

Geoffrey S Garnier (1889-1970), Newlyn School,THE SAND CARTprint, signed in pencil in the margin21cm x 23cm together with a further work by the same artist35cm x 35cm (2)

Quantity of small 20th Century Newlyn school, abstract acrylics and oils

A Newlyn hammered copper coat bucket, Arts and Crafts of waisted form with a lid and shaped handles, stamped, H. 42cm

An Arts and Crafts Newlyn Copper Bowl decorated in relief with a band of carp, impressed mark, 26 cms diameter

An early 20thC Art Nouveau style tray, in a manner of Newlyn decorated with scrolls and with a central stylised scale area, unmarked, 57cm wide

A Late 19th Century Arts and Crafts Newlyn School Copper Crumb Tray Decorated with a Sailing Ship. 26x24cms

A Gilt Framed Watercolour, "Newlyn Harbour". Signed Bottom Left

FOX (CAROLINE). "Artists of the Newlyn School (1880-1900); plus "Painting in Newlyn." (1900-1930); plus 2 Noall mining books.

A Newlyn hammered copper coat bucket, Arts and Crafts of waisted form with a lid and shaped handles, stamped, H. 42cm

NEWLYN SCHOOL (c.1900)HaymakingOil on canvas, 50 x 40cm

An Arts & Crafts copper swing handle water jugProbably Newlyn, repousse decorated with sailing ships at sea, unmarked, height 37cm

Simeon Stafford (b.1956) ''Newlyn'' Signed, inscribed verso, oil on canvas, 76cm by 102cm See illustration

Arts & Crafts copper plate probably Newlyn hammered with stylised fish & seaweed c. 1900

GUSTAVE DE BREANSKI (1856-1898) "A summer's morning, Newlyn" signed lower right, inscribed and titled verso, oil on canvas, 29" x 19.25"

A copper pin tray, rectangular, with relief fish motif, stamped Newlyn 12.2cm x 8cm

Cornish pottery; together with a Newlyn horse, a pair of vases and an abstract lamp base

TH VICTOR, pair of signed water colours "St Michaels Mount" and "Old Slip Newlyn" 6.5" x 10"

NEWLYN-STYLE COPPER, "Fruit Tree" pattern embossed triple handled loving cup, 8.5" high

T.H.VICTOR, 'OLD WHARF MOUSEHOLE', a watercolour, 20cm x 28cm, together with 'Mousehole', a watercolour, 17.5cm x 22cm, another watercolour by the same artist titled 'Newlyn', 14cm x 20cm and W. Sands 'Clovelly', a watercolour, 22cm x 14cm (4)

An Oil on panel of Boats off Newlyn Harbour inscribed verso G.S. Walters R.B.A. 1867, 19 x 35 cms

Three pottery lamp bases including Celtic and Newlyn pottery

A quantity of Celtic Newlyn pottery including four lidded jugs, two lamp bases, vases and other jugs

A quantity of Celtic Newlyn pottery including one large circular tray, nine saucers, coffee cups, mugs, etc

A quantity of pottery including Newlyn Celtic pottery mug, trays together with vases, trays, etc

A quanity of orange and brown coloured pottery having bird detail including Newlyn Celtic pottery mugs and jugs together with a pair of lamp bases, trays, etc

A box of pottery including Newlyn Celtic pottery tile, trays, dishes, seven cups etc

A box of pottery including Newlyn Celtic pottery Teaset including teapot, six cups, six saucers and milk jug together with a jug and six mugs having different pattern

A small box of pottery including Celtic pottery Newlyn odd dishes, cups, mugs, etc

Three Newlyn Celtic Pottery cats

Twentieth Century Newlyn School. Framed, unsigned, oil on board, harbour scene with boats, titled ‘Four Boats St Ives’, 28.5cm x 23.4cm.

Twentieth Century Newlyn/Cornish School. Three framed, unsigned, acrylic on board and canvas abstract studies, titled ‘Brown and Red St Ives’, ‘Grey Orange Boat St Ives’, and ‘Red and Black Boat St Ives’, 19cm x 24cm, 28cm x 24cm, 29cm x 19.6cm.

A Newlyn copper chamberstick with twin fish design, impressed mark, Newlyn to base

‡ Derek Jenkins (Cornish b.1937) Ultramarine Signed, also signed, titled and dated 98 verso Gouache 39 x 39cm Provenance: Newlyn Art Gallery, Cornwall

‡ Michael Finn (Cornish 1921-2002) Untitled (Ochre 2000) Signed and dated 2000 on overlap verso Acrylic on canvas 107 x 46cm Provenance: Newlyn Art Gallery, Cornwall, 10th February 2001 For a sculpture by this artist see lot 159

‡ Sir Terry Frost RA (1915-2003) Newlyn Rhythm Signed Watercolour and collage 43 x 62cm

‡ Peter Fox (Cornish b.1952) Blackbird Signed and titled verso Oil on board 37 x 42cm A member of the Newlyn Society of Artists

A Newlyn style copper charger, the broad rim having a wavy edge and embossed with fish and a spot hammered dished centre, 24 dia

A Troika pottery "Wheel" vase decorated with stylised motifs, by Avril Bennett, 5.75ins diameter (painted Troika mark and monogram for Avril Bennett) Note: Avril Bennett worked at the Troika Newlyn Pottery between 1973 and 1979

A Troika pottery slab vase designed by John Bedding, 12.5ins high (painted mark) Note: John Bedding worked at the Troika Pottery Newlyn between 1963 and 1983

A Newlyn School early 20th Century watercolour, portrait study, woman mending the nets, marked Newlyn 1911 lower left, framed and glazed, 29 cm x 16.5 cm

A Newlyn copper charger decorated with Padstow coat of arms, embossed fish to outer edge, Diameter 40cm

Brenda King (1934-2011), Black Pony, Newport; Newlyn, two, oil on board, both signed, each 14cm x 20cm.(2) DDS

A Newlyn style copper jelly mould, 15cm wide.

A Newlyn embossed copper chamberstick, decorated with a pair of stylized fish, 26.5cm wide.

Henry Herbert La Thangue R. A. (1859 - 1929) : Sheep grazing in a paddock, with a hay cart and farm buildings beyond, 62 cm x 75 cm, framed. ** Henry Herbert La Thangue was an English realist rural landscape painter associated with the Newlyn School.

An oil on canvas in the Newlyn style a Harbour Scene, indistinct signature

Thomas Herbert Victor a pair of framed and glazed watercolours of Mousehole and Newlyn, 9 x 16cm