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A collection of James Bond 007 related ephemera to include signed framed montage with large colour print of Halle Berry in bikini from Die Another Day signed by cast members including Pierce Brosnan, Halle Berry, Judi Dench and John Cleese mounted with miniature poster images beneath, in silver frame, 83 x 53cm, signed prints of Roger Moore, Austin Willis, Pierce Brosnan and Halle Berry and a screen worn North Korean military helmet from Die Another Day (2002).
Illustrated books to include Four And Twenty Toilers with Pictures by F.D. Bedford & Verses by E.V. Lucas, published Grant Richards (c.1900), first edition with 24 full-page colour plates, in cloth backed illustrated boards. Bobbity Flop with Rhymes by Jessie Pope and Pictures by Angusine MacGregor (c.1910), in cloth back picture boards. Lewis Carroll Through The Looking-Glass with 50 illustrations by John Tenniel Macmillan, 1902, in publisher's cloth. The Coming of The Fairies by Arthur Conan Doyle published Psychic Press (1928). The Story Without An End by Sarah Austin with chromo plates by E.V.B., published 1868, in gilt decorated cloth. The April Baby’s Book of Tunes 1900 with colour illustrations by Kate Greenaway. Goody Two-Shoes 1881. Tolkien’s Tom Bombadil illustrated by Pauline Baynes and three others (11)
A Tara Toy Corp. Space Case Figures Case No. M22 (no trays), faults include sellotape repair, corner damage. Together with a McFarlane Toys Austin Powers Dr. Evil Plastic Action Figure, carded. A Denys Fisher Steve Austin The Six Million Dollar Man Bionic Transport and Repair Station, incomplete, faults noted, playworn (No figure).
A Collection of Circa 1970's and later Plastic Action Figures and Vehicles. Themes include General Mills 1975 Steve Austin Six Million Dollar Man (faults include missing arm), Playmates Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle Bebop Cave, LJN Toys Thundercats Mumm-Ra, Kenner Ghostbusters Egon Spengler, all playworn, damages noted.
STAR WARS: RETURN OF THE JEDI (1983) - Cast and Crew-Autographed Original UK Quad - A cast and crew autographed original UK quad from the promotion of Richard Marquand's Star Wars: Return of the Jedi. This poster features an extensive collection of 79 signatures. Interestingly, Carrie Fisher signed the poster "Mrs Han Solo" below her autograph, which she only did at two signing events. The poster has been autographed in either black, blue, or silver marker by the following:David Prowse (Darth Vader); Mark Hamill (Luke); Carrie Fisher (Leia); Peter Mayhew (Chewbacca); Ian McDiarmid (Emperor); Kenny Baker (R2D2); Billy Dee Williams (Lando); Warwick Davis (Wicket); Anthony Daniels (C-3PO); Jeremy Bulloch (Boba Fett); Denis Lawson (Wedge); Derek Lyons (Medal Bearer); Jim Dowdall (Bespin Guard); Christopher Muncke (Cpt Khurgee); Angus McInnes (Gold Leader); Brian Johnson (SFX); Hugh Spight (Gamorrean Guard); Tim Rose (Admiral Ackbar); Paul Markham (Imperial Officer); Peter Roy (Imperial Officer); Simon J Williamson (Gamorrean Guard); Nelson Hall (Model Maker); Chris Bunn (Stormtrooper); Dickey Beer (Boba Stunts); Alan Swadon (Hoth Rebel); Russell Brooke (Rebel Pilot); Darrell Brooke (Rebel Pilot); Alan Austin (Stormtrooper); David Stone (B-Wing Pilot); Harley Cokeliss (2nd Unit Director); William Hoyland (Commander Igar); Richard Sidoli (Hoth Rebel); Eileen Roberts (Mosep); Robert Watts (Producer); Jack McKenzie (Cal Alder); Al Lampert (Daine Jir); Mike Edmonds (Logray); Paul Blake (Greedo); Danny D'Arcy (A-Wing Pilot); Catherine Munroe (Zuckuss); Ken Colley (Admiral Piet); Jonathon Oliver (Cpt Yorr); Bill Westley (2nd Unit Director); Andy Bradford (Lt Tanbris); Tim Dry (J'quille); Ron Hone (R2D2 SFX); Sean Crawford (Yak Face); Alan Harris (Bossk); Jim Marlow (C-3PO/Props); Nick Maley (Yoda Guy); John Coppinger (Jabba Sculptor); Peter Ross (Nikto); Stephen Calcutt (Chewbacca); Tina Simmons (Rebel Tech); Katie Purvis (Ewok); Gary Kurtz (Producer); Colin P Hunt (Prune Face); Pamela Betts (Ewok); Mark Capri (Officer M'Kae); Rusty Goffe (Ewok); Brian Wheeler (Jawa); Paul Weston (Nikto Vedain); Femi Taylor (Twilek); Garrick Hagon (Biggs); John Simpkin (Klaatu); Julian Glover (General Veers); Michael Carter (Bib Fortuna); Quentin Pierre (Royal Guard); Corey Dee Williams (Klaatu); Alan Tomkins (Art Director); Anthony Forrest (Sandtrooper); Pam Rose (Leelub); Robin Grantham (Make-up); John Cummings (Ewok); Michael Henbury (Ewok); Richard Oldfield (Rebel Pilot); Mike Stevens (Rebel Gunner); Shane Rimmer (Rebel Crew Chief) and Brian Muir (Vader Sculptor). Dimensions: 76.25 cm x 101.5 cm (30" x 40")Artist: Josh KirbyCondition: Very Fine+The autographs in this lot have been professionally authenticated by expert Garry King; see notice in the Buyer's Guide.VAT Status: M
1965 Austin A40 Farina CountrymanRegistration number GJG 262CChassis number AAW9146637Engine number 10DUH97254Embassy maroon with a satin beige interiorBMIHT certificateWorks undertaken 24/04/25:Starts and runs on old fuelPoints cleanedBrakes okayClutch freeHPI clearPreviously been stored in a collectionSome further re-commissioning will be advisable before taking to the road once againAll lots in this sale are sold as is and bidders must satisfy themselves as to the provenance, condition, age, completeness and originality prior to bidding. Please read our terms and conditions This lot must be collected by 12.30pm on Friday 27th June. If the buyer has not collected by this time it will automatically be removed and placed into storage, incurring a removal charge of £100 + VAT, to include the first week of storage, unless otherwise noted. Storage will then be charged at £10 + VAT per day or part thereof. If collecting from storage, please provide 24 hours notice
1963 Austin Mini TravellerRegistration number ESV 999Chassis number AW7360486Engine number TBABlack (signwritten) with a black interiorWalnut dashFitted a 1098cc engineSome service history/billsPart of a West Country Collection of Mini'sLittle use recentlyRF60 DVLA notes first registered in 1985, green and a saloon HPI clearWill need some re-commissioning All lots in this sale are sold as is and bidders must satisfy themselves as to the provenance, condition, age, completeness and originality prior to bidding. Please read our terms and conditions This lot must be collected by 12.30pm on Friday 27th June. If the buyer has not collected by this time it will automatically be removed and placed into storage, incurring a removal charge of £100 + VAT, to include the first week of storage, unless otherwise noted. Storage will then be charged at £10 + VAT per day or part thereof. If collecting from storage, please provide 24 hours notice
1931 Austin 7 Tourer Being sold without reserveRegistration number LFO 403Chassis number 132 727Engine number M129757Red over black with a black interiorFrom a deceased estateV5C, HPI clear Non transferable registration All lots in this sale are sold as is and bidders must satisfy themselves as to the provenance, condition, age, completeness and originality prior to bidding. Please read our terms and conditionsThis lot must be collected by 12.30pm on Friday 27th June. If the buyer has not collected by this time it will automatically be removed and placed into storage, incurring a removal charge of £100 + VAT, to include the first week of storage, unless otherwise noted. Storage will then be charged at £10 + VAT per day or part thereof. If collecting from storage, please provide 24 hours notice
1970 Austin Mini VanRegistration number ATB 344JBritish Racing green998 cc engineGetting scarce to find, this little light commercial is ready to be signwritten in your current company name or use just as isHPI clear All lots in this sale are sold as is and bidders must satisfy themselves as to the provenance, condition, age, completeness and originality prior to bidding. Please read our terms and conditionsThis lot must be collected by 12.30pm on Friday 27th June. If the buyer has not collected by this time it will automatically be removed and placed into storage, incurring a removal charge of £100 + VAT, to include the first week of storage, unless otherwise noted. Storage will then be charged at £10 + VAT per day or part thereof. If collecting from storage, please provide 24 hours notice
Austin 7 SaloonBeing sold without reserveRegistration number OJ 5475Chassis number TBAEngine number TBABlue over black From a deceased estateGarage stored for some timeWill need some re-commissioningDVLA does not recognise the registration number**There is also a spare engine, image added, for collection near Bristol Airport at a mutually agreed time and day**All lots in this sale are sold as is and bidders must satisfy themselves as to the provenance, condition, age, completeness and originality prior to bidding.Please read our terms and conditions This lot must be collected by 12.30pm on Friday 27th June. If the buyer has not collected by this time it will automatically be removed and placed into storage, incurring a removal charge of £100 + VAT, to include the first week of storage, unless otherwise noted. Storage will then be charged at £10 + VAT per day or part thereof. If collecting from storage, please provide 24 hours notice
ASSORTED DIECAST MODEL VEHICLES comprising a Dinky No.978, Bedford Refuse Wagon, lime green, grey, and black; Dinky No.449, Ford Johnston Road Sweeper, lime green and black; Dinky No.178, Mini Clubman, metallic bronze; Dinky No.207, Triumph TR7 Rally, white, blue, and red; No.284, Austin London Taxi, black; Dublo Dinky No.066, Bedford Flat Truck, grey, with smooth grey plastic wheels; Matchbox SuperKings No.K-69, Jaguar & Caravan Touring Set, red and white / tan; Corgi No.334, Ford Escort, metallic green; Corgi [unnumbered] Austin Metro, red; and Solido No.1309, Renault 14, green, each mint or near mint and boxed, the boxes generally good, (10). Condition Report : No.449 box with 3.5cm tear above one end flap; K-69 box with slightly crumpled acetate window. Condition reports are offered as a guide only and we highly recommend inspecting (where possible) any lot to satisfy yourself as to its condition.
including, J. L. Casper, Traite Pratique de Medecine Legal, 1862, in 3 Vols, half leather; Austin T. Young, The Annals of the Barber Surgens of London, 1890, half leather; Thomas Garnett, Popular Lectures on Zoonomia or the laws of animal life, 1804, half leather rebound; J. E. Cheesman, Bailliere's Synthetic Anatomy; Francis E. Camps, \practical Forensic Medicine, 1956,
A QUANTITY OF UNBOXED ASSORTED PLAYWORN DIECAST AND PLASTIC VEHICLES, to include Schuco clockwork Micro Racer, No.1042, in red with white plastic nose, RN 5, not tested as missing key but appears complete and in fairly good condition with only minor paint loss and wear, Tri-ang Hi-Way Jumbo Series Austin/Morris FF chassis cab, missing body (possibly the Horse box), green cab & chassis, window glazing loose, missing headlamps, Dinky, Matchbox, Corgi etc., plastic trolleybus manufactured from two Hong Kong plastic made buses, boxed 1970's Britains Guardsman & Beefeater set, No.7225, small quantity of boxed diecast vehicles Bburago & Lledo, boxed battery powered remote control car, not tested, boxed Airfix HO/OO Waterloo French Cavalry figures, contents not checked, unboxed Hornby Dublo tinplate W.R. Restraunt Car No.W9572, brown and cream livery, missing one set of wheels (32096), with a quantity of boxed Trix Twin Railway track, contents not checked, loose Hornby and other OO gauge track, all items in playworn condtion, with paint loss, marking and wear, majority of boxes with damage and wear (3 boxes)
Six Books By Great 1930s Gentlemen Tennis Players: Austin, Henry Wilfred Bunny; LAWN TENNIS MADE EASY; 1935; published by MacMillan in the USA in small 8vo hard boards with dustwrapper and 109 pages. Patterson, Norman H.: COURTCRAFT LAWN TENNIS TACTICS & PSYCHOLOGY; 1934; published by Eyre & Spottiswoode in England in small 8vo hard boards and photographic dustwrapper with 111 pages. Burrow, F.R.: LAWN TENNIS OF TO-DAY ITS STROKES, STRATEGY AND TACTICS: 1921; published by C. Arthur Pearson in England in small 8vo brightly coloured paper covers. Crawley, A.E.: LAWN TENNIS; 1921; 2nd edition published by Methuen in England in 12mo hard boards and photographic dust wrapper with 112 pages. Tilden, William Tatem: ME THE HANDICAP; published by Methuen in London in 1929 in 8vo hard boards with almost entire and dust wrapper with 164 pages. Tilden, William Tatem: THE KID A TENNIS LESSON; 1ST paperback edition of 1921 in 12mo paper covers with 72 pages. Provenance: This lot is part of Mr Alan Chalmers Collection.
Six Signed Great Ladies Hardback Books: AUSTIN, Tracy Ann: Beyond Center Court; 1992; dedicated & signed. BARKER, Sue: Calling the Shots; 2022; signed. BUXTON, Angela: The Match; 2004; dedicated & signed. COURT, Margaret: Margaret Court the Autobiography; 2016; signed. EVERT LLOYD, Christine Marie: Chrissie; 1982; dedicated & signed. SELES, Monica: Monica From Fear to Victory; 1996; dedicated & signed (twice). (6)Provenance: This lot is part of Mr Alan Chalmers Collection.
Large Collection of Vintage Signed Tennis Player Slips and Photos: Autographs from 120 players. 65 men to include: AMRITRAJ, Vijay; AUSTIN, H W; AUSTIN, H W; BOROTRA, Jean (photo); BOROTRA, Jean; BOROTRA, Jean; BOWERY, BII; BUDGE, Don; BUDGE, Don; COOPER, Ashley; CRAWFORD, Jack; DRYSDALE, Cliff (photo); FALKENBERG, Bob; FANCUTT, Trevor; FEAVER, John; HARE, Charles; HARE, Charles; HENMAN, Tim; HEWITT, Bob; HUGHES, GP; KINGSLEY, Charles; KRAJICEK, Richard (photo); KRULEVITZ, Steve; KUMAR, R; MARTIN, Todd; MASKELL, Dan; MCMILLAN, Frew; MCNEILL, Don; MILLS, Alan; MOREA, Enrique; MOTTRAM, Tony (photo); MUKERJEA, Jadip; OKKER, Tom; OLMEDO, Alex; PANATTA, Adriano; PASARELL, Charles; PERRY, Fred; PETRA, Yvon (photo); PILIC, N (photo); PIOLINE, Cedric; RIGGS, Bobby; RIGGS, Bobby (photo); ROCHE, Tony; ROSE, Mervyn; ROSEWALL, Ken; ROSEWALL, Ken (photo); ROSEWALL, Ken (photo); SANGSTER, Mike; SANGSTER, Mike (photo); SANTANA, Manuel; SEDGMAN, Frank; SEDGMAN, Frank; STOCKTON, Dick; STOLLE, Fred; TANNER, Roscoe; TINKLER, Bob; TRABERT, Tony (photo); VINES, Ellsworth; Von CRAMM, Gottfried; Von CRAMM, Gottfried (photo); WILANDER, Mats; WILDE, FHL. 56 Women to include: BALTACHA, Elana; BROUGH, Louise (photo) CASALS, Rosemary; CORNET, Alize; DALTON, Judy; DECHY, Nathalie; DURR, Francoise (photo); ERRANI, Sara; FABYAN, Sarah; FRY IRWIN, Shirley; GARRISON, Zina; HINGIS, Martina; GARRISON, Zina (photo); GODFREE, Kathleen; GOMER, Sara (photo); GRAF, Steffi; HARD, Darlene (photo); HARDWICK, Mary: HART, Doris; HEELEY, Mary"; HELDMAN, Gladys; HELDMAN, Julie; JAMES, Freda; JONES, Ann (photo); KELLMEYER, Peachy; KING, Phyllis; LENGLEN, Suzanne; NOVOTNA, Jana; QUERTIER, Jean (photo); RICHEY, Nancy (photo); LENGLEN, Suzanne; LIZANA, Anita; MARBLE, Alice; MARTINEZ, Conchita (photo); NOEL, Susan "; ROBSON, Laura; ROUND, Dorothy; ROUND, Dorothy; SABATINI, Gabriela; SANCHEZ VICARIO, Arantxa (photo); SANCHEZ VICARIO, Arantxa; SCOTT, Violet; STAMMERS, Kay; STAMMERS, Kay; STAMMERS, Kay (photo); TANVIER, Catherina; TEMESVARI, Andrea; TRUMAN, Christine & Nell; TURNBULL, Wendy; WALKER-SMITH, Jean. Provenance: This lot is part of Mr Alan Chalmers Collection.
Matchbox Models of Yesteryear group of Major Pack Gift Sets. (1) M1 containing Crossley Delivery Truck and MB38 Ford Model A Van "11th UK MICA Convention April 1996"; (2) similar (3) M2 containing Austin A40 Van and Austin Seven Van "Dinky the Collection" (4th MICA European Convention Models); (4) similar (5) M3 containing Morris Cowley Van and Austin Seven Van "Aldershot" (12th MICA UK Convention Models); (6) similar - all Near Mint to Mint in Excellent to Near Mint boxes. (6)
Matchbox Regular Wheels group of 1950s Cars (1) 22a Vauxhall Cresta - maroon body with silver trim, off white roof, matt black base with front axle brace, metal wheels with flat crimped axles (2) 30a Ford Prefect - fawn body, hand applied silver trim, metal wheels with flat crimped axles (3) 36a Austin A50 Cambridge - turquoise body with silver trim, without roof brace, satin black base, metal wheels with dome crimped axles (4) 46a Morris Minor - dark green body with ejector ring & dome crimped axles - Excellent to Near Mint in Good Plus to Excellent type B2 Moko boxes. (4)
Matchbox Regular Wheels group of Military Vehicles to include 61a Ferret Scout Car - cast open mudguards, tan driver; 62a AEC Military General Service Lorry - silver trim to headlamps & front bumper, 24-tread black plastic wheels with rounded axles; 67a Saladin Armoured Car - 30-tread black plastic wheels with crimped axles; 68a Austin Military Radio Truck - with silver trim; 73a RAF Pressure Refueller - type B round tank brace, 20-tread grey plastic wheels - generally Near Mint in Good Plus to Excellent Plus B type boxes. (5)
Matchbox Regular Wheels group of Cars. (1) 30a Ford Prefect - fawn body with silver trim, satin black base, metal wheels with flat crimped axles (2) 32a Jaguar XK140 - off-white body with silver trim, matt black base, metal wheels with flat crimped axles (3) 36a Austin A50 Cambridge Saloon - turquoise body with front & rear silver trim, red tail-lamps, matt black base, metal wheels with crimped axles (4) 46a Morris Minor - dark green body with silver trim & red tail-lamps, satin black base, metal wheels (5) 52a 1948 Maserati Racing Car - dull red body with racing number 52 decals, silver trim to grille only, off-white driver, matt black base, 30-tread black plastic wheels with crimped axles - Good Plus to Excellent in Good type B2 boxes. (5)
Matchbox Regular Wheels Military group to include 49a US Army Half Track with metal rollers with original & pliable grey rubber tracks; 54a Saracen Personnel Carrier; 61a Ferret Scout Car; 63a Ford 3-ton Army Ambulance; 68a Austin Military Radio Truck; 67A Saladin Armoured Car - Excellent Plus to Near Mint in Good Plus to Excellent boxes. (7)
Matchbox Regular Wheels Military group to include 49a US Army Half Track with metal rollers - tracks have perished; 54a Saracen Personnel Carrier; 55a DUKW Amphibian - military green body, grey plastic wheels; 63a Ford Military Ambulance - with hole to base, 24-tread black plastic wheels with riveted axles; 64a Scammell Breakdown Truck - military green including hook, black plastic wheels with crimped axles; 71a Austin Military Water Tanker - type B base with cut-away, 24-tread black plastic wheels- Good Plus to Near Mint in Fair to Good Plus boxes. (6)
Matchbox Regular Wheels 29b Austin A55 Cambridge pair (1) two-tone green body with rear silver trim & red tail-lamps, windows have pale green tint (almost clear), gloss black base, 20-tread silver plastic wheels (2) similar but no silver to rear bumper & with 24 tread grey plastic wheels - Excellent Plus to Near Mint in Excellent Plus "New Model" type C Lesney box illustrating all over red model & Good type D2 box with matching model artwork. (2)
Minix: A collection of approx. 40 unboxed plastic Minix vehicles to comprise various caravans, Ford 15 CWT vans, AEC Bus, Vauxhall, Ford, Austin and others. Together with a small selection of spare parts. General condition is good, some playwear as expected. Please assess photographs. (one small box)
Spot-on: A collection of six unboxed Spot-on Models by Triang vehicles, to comprise: Tonibell Ice-Cream Van, three L.W.B. Land Rover variants, Ford Thames Trader Truck and Trailer "British Railways" and Austin Prime Mover Truck and Flat Trailer "The British Motor Corporation Ltd". Unboxed. Playworn condition. Please assess photographs. (6)
Matchbox - A boxed trio of Matchbox Regular Wheel diecast military model vehicles. Lot consists of Matchbox 68a Austin Wireless Truck; 71a Army Water Truck and 73a Leyland RAF 10 Ton Refueller. Models appear to be in Excellent (RAF Refueller is missing its roundel) - Mint condition. Type B4 and B5 boxes all have price stickers to one side, with some general storage wear, and overall appear Fair Plus - Good in condition. (This does not constitute a guarantee) (K)
Matchbox - A boxed Matchbox Regular Wheels 17c Austin Metropolitan Taxi. The model in maroon with dark grey interior and base, tan driver, silver trim to front and rear, plus 20-tread grey plastic wheels appears to be in Mint condition. The model sits within a Good - Very Good B5 Pembroke Abbey box which has a price sticker to one side, plus some tape residue marks and general wear. (This does not constitute a guarantee) (K
5 Modellautos "Londoner Busse und Taxi". Verschiedene Maßstäbe. Verschiedene Hersteller und Ausführungen. Darunter 1x Welly 1:24 "Austin FX4 London Taxi". In Originalverpackung. Unbespielt. 4x Doppeldeckerbusse London. Bespielt. L. 19 cm. Beigegeben: 2 Telefonzellen, 2 Blechschilder, Anstecker.
oil on board, signed and dated '15 mounted, framed and under glass image size 27cm x 21cm, overall size 48cm x 42cm Note: Born in Volgograd (formerly Stalingrad), Russia, in 1966. Graduated as an Architect in 1989. Moved to Moscow, worked as an Architect until the beginning of Gorbachev's Perestroika, then worked as an interior designer. Moved to Glasgow, UK, in 1996. Worked at the Royal Bank of Scotland and as a manager at Austin Reed , Glasgow. Then, following the sell-out at my first Art show in aid of Age Concern Charity, decided to become full-time artist. Self-taught, although studied arts as part of degree as an Architect. Exhibited at the Royal Glasgow Institute, Paisley Art Institute and Aspect Prize Annual exhibitions. Represented by established galleries at the Art Fairs in London, Battersea, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Chelsea, Birmingham, Aberdeen, Ireland etc, and self-represented at the Oxford international Art fair February 2016 and the Aberdeen Art Fair, September 2016. I have works in private and corporate collections throughout the UK, Australia, USA, Greece, Germany, Spain, Sweden and Russia. There were a number of articles in local and national press concerning my work and images had appeared in the TV Channel 4's Grand Design. Works exhibited in established galleries throughout the UK. My style-quirky witty figurative, somewhat humorous, somewhat realistic but always colourful. Growing up under the authoritarian Soviet regime, when ordinary Russians had to wear that drab look of obedience and self-suppression, I had always wanted to escape from that total uniformity and find the way to express my vision of events reflecting happier, lighter take on everyday life. We busy ourselves with tedious tasks that like it or not, need to be done, and forget to simply be happy. I reflect everyday events in a slightly exaggerated way to take off the heaviness and seriousness, there is plenty of both in real life-and I believe in surrounding yourself with things that make you feel better. The important thing after all is to be happy and not to be important. My subjects are loosely based on own experiences and observations - and are therefore recognisable, which often provokes a laugh (much desired effect). My subjects (although at times seemingly emotionally isolated, even when they are clustered in groups) are not lacking emotions, they only express them in their own way. They do not take themselves too seriously, they just go about their business as if no-one is looking. Their self-sufficiency is their freedom... Sometimes my characters might look quite realistic and recognisable, but their grotesque figures make them look ironic-we see one thing but they tell us another. Like many things in life-things are not always the way they seem. In other words, I try to reflect life as we see it but don't always notice. To finish, I'll quote: "Artist must think when he feels and feel when he thinks". At first, these two statements are mutually exclusive. If an artwork is created without this in mind, the end result will inevitably lack the energy and that "something" that makes us want to look at a work of art. How to combine the two? This is something that cannot be taught but is inborn. Russians are guided by their emotions, not by common sense, and this has an effect on all my work (whether I am paying myself a compliment here, I am not sure...). I'm interested in people and interactions between them, what makes us tick, what makes us human. Recent exhibitions include: Royal Glasgow Institute of Fine Art, RGI Kelly Gallery; Paisley Art Institute and Aspect Prize; Home and Interiors Exhibitions, SECC Glasgow; Affordable Art Fairs London, Battersea, Glasgow (GAF), Chelsea, Birmingham, Aberdeen, Oxford; First Contemporary Art Fairs Edinburgh; Karen Tailor Contemporary Fine Art, Twickenham, London; Colomb Art Gallery, Marylebone, London; Enid Lawson Gallery, London; Off The Wall Gallery, Cardiff; Stirling Fine Art Gallery, Stirling; Tony Haig Gallery, Kelso; Hullabaloo Restaurant, Dumfries, solo; Regent Gallery, Somerset; Rowan Gallery, Drymen, Loch Lomond and Helensburgh; Christo's Gallery, Glasgow; Arteries Gallery, Glasgow; ArtForum Gallery, Milngavie, Glasgow; The Annan Gallery, Glasgow; McGregor Fine Art, Glasgow; Scotlandart.com, Edinburgh and Glasgow; The Sun Gallery, Newburgh, Fife; Hanover Fine Art, Edinburgh; Westminster Gallery, London; Laurel Gallery, Edinburgh; Gallery Luti, Callander; Tolquhon Gallery, Aberdeenshire; The Jerdan Gallery, Crail; Alpha Art, Edinburgh; Daisy Frame Gallery, Biggar; Dancing Light Gallery, West Linton; Fotheringham Gallery, Bridge of Allan; Devorgilla Gallery, Dumfries; The Storm Studies Gallery, Moffat; High Street Gallery, Kirkcudbright; Frameworks Gallery, Troon; Macmillan Cancer Relief Charity Exhibition, Glasgow and Edinburgh; Hancel Foundation Art Auctions; Retail Trust Charity Exhibition, Glasgow; Marie Curie Cancer Relief Charity Auction; The Preshal Trust Charity Auction; Children's First Charity Auction; University of Glasgow CHAS and Cancer research Charity Exhibition and Auction; Auction Sale in Aid of Yorkhill Childrens' Hospital; Castle Gallery, Inverness; Sable & Ox Gallery,York; Frames Gallery, Artesan Gallery, Perth, and Perth Festival; Central House of Artists, Moscow, Russia; Tracey McNee Fine Art, Glasgow; The Queens Road Gallery, Aberdeen; e-gallery, Bearsden; Spring Art Fair, Sweden.
Cast Iron Locomotive Registration Plate Registered by the British Transport Commission No 3480 dated 1969. Ex John Fowler 0-4-0DH works number 4220034 built 1965 used at Austin Rover Cofton Hackett and then Hodsons Bloxwich. Together with a Cast Iron Locomotive Registration Plate Registered by the British Transport Commission No 3547 dated 1970. Ex Hunslet Engine Bo-Bo DE works number 7282 built 1972 in use at BSC Appleby Frodingham Scunthorpe. (2 items)
Two Pairs of Churches Leather Brogues in black and dark tan, pair of Grafters black leather brogues, similar pair by Trickers in white tan, a pair of burgandy leather brogues by Barkers, and Ede Ravenscroft light tan brogues, a toggy dark tan leather hat sixe XL, a four felt trilbi style hats by Dunning company, Austin Reed and Christys approx 20 silk decorative ties (2 boxes)Shoes mainly 8 and 8.5, brand new or with very little wear

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