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COALPORT; four porcelain figures of ballerinas, comprising 'Fire Bird', 'Dame Margot Fonteyn', 'Dame Beryl Grey' and 'Dame Alicia Markova', also two Royal Doulton figures, 'Virginals' and 'Cello', and a Royal Worcester porcelain figure, 'Safe at Last' (7).

A cello.

SCHUBERT/BRIDGE - MSTISLAV ROSTROPOVICH - SONATA FOR CELLO AND PIANO LP (DECCA SXL 6426 - ED1). A lovely copy of Schubert/ Bridge - Mstislav Rostropovich, Benjamin Britten - Sonata For Arpeggione And Piano/ Sonata For Cello And Piano (Decca SXL 6426, ED1, UK, 1970, Wideband labels). The record is in Ex condition with some light marks/ hairlines. The sleeve is in Ex condition with minor foxing to the rear.

PHILIPS/ RCA/ CBS/ DGG - CLASSICAL LP COLLECTION. A quality collection of around 26 classical LPs, including a small number of box sets. Composers/ performers include Oistrakh - Violin Concertos (SAL 3455, record Ex+/ sleeve Ex), Monteux - Stravinsky: The Rite Of Spring (SB-2005), Mullova - Le Quattro Stagioni, Uchida - Mozart (420 187-1), Walter - Brahms: Symphony No.1, Dorati - Wellington's Victory, Walter - Mahler: Symphony No2. Monteux - Rimsky-Korsakov: Scheherazade, Paul Tortellier - Bach: The Cello Suites (SLS 798/3, signed box cover), Hanson (SR90379), Paray - Ballet, Overtures Francaises, Dorati - Copland: Rodeo, Chadwick - Symphonic Sketches, The Incredible Flutist, Dorati - Overtures. Condition is generally VG+ to Ex+, odd sleeve may drop to VG.

CELLO - 120 CMS LENGTH APPROX

9ct gold fancy infinity link chain bracelet, with twelve 9ct gold charms including rugby ball, crown, camera, rose cat and celloCondition Report:Approx 20.15gm, all tested or hallmarked 9ct, length = 17.5cm, bracelet and clasp good condition

The 'Trench Raid' 1916 M.M. group of five awarded to Private C. Murray, 19th Battalion, Australian Imperial Force, a Gallipoli veteranWounded in the neck during the second attempt on the Maze trench in November 1916, he survived and went on to become a famous artist in AustraliaMilitary Medal, G.V.R. (1073 Pte. C. Murray. 19/Aust:Inf:Bn:); 1914-15 Star (1073 Pte C. Murray. 19/Bn. A.I.F.); British War and Victory Medals (1073 Pte C. Murray. 19 Bn. A.I.F.); Gallipoli Star 1914-15, marked to the reverse 'Collector's Item' and thus an unofficial award, light pitting and contact wear overall, very fine (5)M.M. London Gazette 21 September 1916, the original recommendation states:'For conspicuous bravery during period 25/28 July, 1916. During 48 hours intense bombardment of Pozieres, Pte Murray displayed great gallantry and ability in attending to wounded and carrying them in by night and day. For him to do this it was necessary from him to move outside the front line on the parados and also to bring his wounded men across open ground. He carried out his work with the utmost coolness under shell fire'Originally recommended for the D.C.M.Christopher William Murray was born at Geelong, Victoria on 8 September 1885, the son of John and Jane Murray, both native of Ireland. The young Murray's parents both died before he was ten leaving himself and his older brother as orphans. Made a ward of a state as a result he was placed at St. Augustine's Orphanage in Geelong where he learned the trade of boot making. He was also a member of the famous St. Augustine's band, discovering a love for music and art which would remain with him for the rest of his life. He studied art firstly at Geelong before joining the Melbourne Art Gallery and finally the Slade School of Art in London.Enlisting on 28 May 1915 in New South Wales, Murray stated his trade as 'Artist' and was initially posted to 7/1st Battalion, A.I.F. However Murray's musical flare came to the fore and he applied to join the Band of 'C' Company, 19th Battalion. Joining them on 15 June 1915 he embarked upon the Ceramic and travelled to Egypt before entering the war at Gallipoli on 21 August 1915.On the first day in the field the Battalion entered the Battle of Hill 60, they were later also engaged at Pope's Hill. 19th Battalion finally withdrew during the evacuation in January 1916 and returned to Egypt for a turn on the Suez Canal Defences. Once they had re-organised, they proceeded to France on 18 March 1916.Not long after they arrived in France Murray was one of a small group who volunteered to undertake a trench raid near Pozieres where they would shortly go into action in the Battle of the Somme. Just 6 officers and 65 other ranks took part, the raid was considered extremely dangerous and in recognition of their gallantry in undertaking it each man who took part had a note of recognition made in their service papers.It was during the Battle of Pozieres the following month that Murray was to earn his laurels. However, his luck ran out and he was seriously wounded by a gunshot in the neck near Guedecourt, North Flers on 5 November 1916. At the time the Battalion was engaged in a major attack against the Maze feature, and he was successfully recovered from the battlefield and taken to hospital.The severity of the wound required some years of recuperation after which Murray was detached to No. 3 Australian Auxiliary Hospital on 17 February 1918. He remained serving there until the end of the war, not long after his detachment he was granted leave to study figure painting at the Slade School of Art in London. Murray returned to Australia on 22 August 1919 and was discharged on 7 December 1919, becoming a well-known artist in Australia as stated in his obituary, written on 2 January 1959:"He was a painter known to the Melbourne Art Club, and praised by some critics, as 'artist's artist'. He was a musician who built himself a "cello" of Australian wood and he was a bootmaker. Born at Geelong 73 years ago, he became an orphan early in life. At the orphanage he learned the trade of boatmaking, and was a member of the famous St. Augustine's band which, under the direction of the well-known band leader, travelled all over Australia. He studied painting at Geelong, the Melbourne Art Gallery and the Slade School of Art in London.He served in the 1st world war as a stretcher bearer, and won the Military Medal for gallantry in the trenches of France. After the war he made his living as a musician. He loved to work with his hands and occupied the last years of his life making the thousands of bricks of his home and studio at Emerald."Murray died at Emerald, Queensland in January 1959; sold together with copied research.…

An early 19th Century German miniature porcelain figure of a child playing a violin, 3" high; miniature china figure of a female playing a cello and three various 20th Century Eastern scent bottles

A group of seven Wade Whimsies rarities comprising Miss Fluffy cat, Clara the Cow playing cello, Madam chicken, Jumbo Jim crying elephant, Dora the Donkey, shire horse and Disney Merlin Archimedes owl.Condition:- elephant has nibbles to ears, very small nibbles to bottom edge of cat, no sign of any other damage or repair.

A Romanian Stentor full size student cello, labelled 'Made in the Workshops of Andreas Zeller...', with soft case.

A Gear4Music 3/4 size student cello with soft case.

A Hungarian full size cello, labelled 'Berini ' with hard case.

A Stentor Student II 3/4 size student cello with soft case.

A group of nine assorted violin and cello bows.

A group of seven Wade Whimsies rarities comprising Disney Merlin caterpillar, Betty Boop, cat playing the piano, Madam chicken, Clara playing cello, Jumbo Jim crying elephant and Miss Fluffy cat.Condition:- elephant has nibbles to ears, cat on piano has missing tail & other small chips, small chips to caterpillars feet, very small nibbles to bottom edge of cat, no sign of any other damage or repair.

A group of seven assorted cello bows including one stamped 'Pendler'.

Two boxes containing a Lark violin, two antique violin cases, a soft double bass case, two soft cello cases, mic and music stands.

A delightful set of three hand-painted porcelain figurines, including pieces marked "Maruyama Made in Occupied Japan" alongside an unmarked continental piece. These figurines depict elegant 18th-century-style couples in musical and romantic courtship scenes, featuring vibrant period costumes, intricate detailing, and gold accents. The set includes musicians playing instruments such as a violin, cello, and mandolin, as well as a charming courtship vignette. The Maruyama pieces date to the Occupied Japan period (1945-1952), adding historical significance. Figurines are 6" to 6.5"H.Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: JapanCondition: Age related wear. Missing violin bow.

Royal Doulton porcelain figurine The Cellist HN2226, designed by Mary Nicoll and issued in 1960. This finely crafted piece captures a refined musician lost in the art of his performance, elegantly dressed in a black tuxedo while seated on a stool atop a stack of books. His poised expression and realistic posture bring a sense of movement and emotion to the piece. The glossy glaze enhances the rich tones of the cello and the intricate detailing of his formal attire. Marked on the underside with the Royal Doulton backstamp and model number. A timeless collectible for lovers of music and fine porcelain figurines.Issued: 1960Dimensions: 8"HCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.

A collection of four Lladro figures comprising; a flute player, a Cello player, two child musicians and a child with symbols. (4) In boxes. Nibble to cello players foot; wear to boxes.

A CELLO ITALIAN ART GLASS JELLY FISH BOWL

A QUANTITY OF VINTAGE ITEMS TO INCLUDE BRASS FIGURES, A CELLO SHAPED BOTTLE, NATIVE AMERICAN BUST, ETC

THEATRE OF HATE / SPEAR OF DESTINY / KIRK BRANDON: A collection of LPs and CDs including signed examples, comprising three LPs to include Theatre Of Hate- 'Revolution' 2022 reissue on clear vinyl, cover signed in gold pen by Kirk Brandon (PLATE054LP), Spear Of Destiny- '31 (Thirty-One)' cover signed in gold pen by Kirk Brandon (ESRC014LP) and 'One Eyed Jacks' (EPC 25836), and twenty-two CDs to include Spear Of Destiny- '31 (Thirty-One)' signed by Kirk Brandon, 'Thirty Years And Counting', 'Religion', 'Elephant Daze', 'Time Of Our Lives - The Best Of Spear Of Destiny', 'Outland', 'Live At The Lyceum', 'The Best Of Spear Of Destiny', 'The Best Of Spear Of Destiny', 'Omega Point', 'In Concert - Do You Believe In The Westworld?', 'World Service', 'Sods And Odds', 'Imperial Prototypes', 'One Eyed Jacks', 'Loadestone' and 'Morning Star', Theatre Of Hate- 'The Best Of Theatre Of Hate', Kirk Brandon- 'Dutch Masters Volume 2', 'Dutch Masters Volume 3', 'Dutch Masters Volume Five' and 'Cello Suites (Uno)' with Sam Sansbury (25)

Cello bow stamped F. C. Pfretzschner. Nickel mounted and with a mother of pearl inlaid frog, 72cm in length. Ivory Exemption Reference No. CVHX2QNHThere is some loss to the varnish of the cello bow, this is cosmetic, an additional image highlighting this has been uploaded to the lot. Other than this, there are no signs of damage, repair, or any other condition issues to report. The hair and tip also appear to be in good condition.

A Victorian novelty travelling inkwell and pen wipe in the form of a cello, 12cms long.

Old cello with stand + two bows. Marked MPM Instruments. Second half 20th century. Size: 107 cm. In good condition.

A collection of small silver items, to include a pair of mid-Victorian leaf shaped decanter labels for Brandy and Hollands, by George Unite, Birmingham 1853 and 1856, 5.5cm wide, a further label for Sherry by Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1829, a novelty vesta case in the form of a pig, stamped 925, various small animal figures, a box in the form of a wrapped sweet, a matchbox cover/sealing wax holder, a bottle stopper in the form of a cherub with cello, a 19th century French florally painted enamel aide memoire, and other small items. (qty)

A nine piece German porcelain monkey band, a Meissen figure of a cherub together with other 19th century and later porcelain, largest 15cm high. Condition - varies Eight monkeys are marked with an arm holding a sword; one monkey is Volkstedt; no Meissen monkeys.  Volkstedt drum detached at his left thigh; one monkey cello scroll chipped and incomplete; one mokey violin scroll chipped and incomplete; drummer monkey right hand glue re-attached, ponytail chipped; claret jacket monkey hands missing; turban monkey turban chipped; green jacket monkey chipped and incomplete; one chair - arm incomplete; figure in pink and white drape instrument incomplete; blue-jacket figure good.  Egg vase handle missing, other faults.

A PANASONIC SA-PM04 MINI HI FI with matching speakers and a Cello 20in TV/DVD combi (NO STAND) (both PAT pass and working) (4)

A Cello.

A cello case.

A full-size Baroque cello, L124cm, with a hardshell fitted case

Late 20th century leaded glass violin / cello table lamp with strings and raised on a metal base with four short claw feet. Measuring approx. 47cm tall.

Taxidermy-stuffed frog playing the cello

A collection of figurines, including five Florence Giuseppe Armani figurines (1993 "Little Companions" "Boy with Cello" "Little Vagabonds" and two Gulliver's World series) with Paw Prints pigs ornaments. Three of the Florence figurines have boxes. In good condition, no signs of damage.

German porcelain miniature orchestra/theatre group and audience. 20th century Rudolstadt Volkstedt Dresden. Includes pianist and piano, 3 violin players, a cello/double base player, a flautist, 3 couples, and 3 other figures and 2 music stands. This set was believed to have been saved (either looted or liberated) from a German castle at the end of WW2 and British officers are said to have blown the safe in which they were found.  Condition: very good with no apparent issues apart from one music stand has come apart (see picture) Tallest approx 7 cm

RAYA GARBOUSOVA (1909-1997) | AUTOGRAPH (RUSSIA / RUSSIAN) | 1936 | Raya Garbousova (Ра́я Га́рбузова) | profession: Cellist | country: Russia / USA | signature: Original signature | size: 310 x 260 mm (size of the pad) | technique: Handwritten signature on a paper card | Lot information |Handwritten signature of Raya Garbousova, the renowned Russian-American cellist, dated October 21, 1936, in Prague. Garbousova was one of the most respected cellists of the 20th century. Her performance inspired composer Samuel Barber to write his Cello Concerto op. 22, which was dedicated to her. She was born in Russia, but after emigrating, she settled in the United States, where she pursued both concert performance and pedagogy. Autographs of this legendary performer are rare, especially those dated from Europe before her emigration to the United States.

Steiff boxed German Muzzle Bear 1908 replica  406126 white mohair with leather muzzle and lead Teddy bear, manufactured 1991 era 35cm in good original box with cello lid.

A collection of nine assorted student's violin and cello bows, one lacking frog, all but one lacking hair.

A Primavera 4/4 students cello, together with two unmarked bows, in a fitted Theodore case.

A violin / cello bow, having a tortoiseshell frog inlaid with white metal fleur de lys, 75.5cm, together with various other bows in varying condition. (13)

Heyde - Hunden-Musikkapelle [Dog Musical Band], comprising: 4cm Scale Solid Cast Dog Band - Conductor, Bass Drum, Cello, French Horn & Oboe. Some moderate age wear & paint chipping ot * Oboeherwise generally Fair overall. Extremely Rare [5]

Vinyl albums, mainly chamber music, cello and strings.

A mixed lot comprising novelty whistle modelled as a dog's head marked 925, a fox stick pin marked 9ct, a hallmarked silver cello brooch, miniature anointing spoon and medal, and a yellow metal mounted hardstone carved pig.Condition:- General wear throughout, the whistle works lightly.

A delightful Royal Doulton bone china figurine titled Cellist Snowman from The Snowman Collection. Inspired by Raymond Briggs beloved story The Snowman, this charming figurine captures the snowman joyfully playing a cello while dressed in a green vest, yellow bow tie, and brown cap. The figure is marked with the Royal Doulton backstamp on the base, confirming authenticity. This lot includes the original box featuring classic The Snowman artwork, making it a wonderful collector's piece or festive decoration.Issued: 1988Dimensions: 5.5"HCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.

Cello, Cello with Claude Leblanc Lutherie Artistique label crack to back with some signs of worm to front 30", complete refurbishment required - comes with 28" bow which need rehairing, soft canvas brown carry case

Classical LP / Jacqueline Du Pre LP / ASD 644, Delius - Cello Concerto etc - Original UK Stereo release 1965 on HMV (ASD 644) - Jacqueline Du Pre with The Royal Choral Society - Laminated Flipback Sleeve - Red 'Semi-circle' labels - Sleeve and Vinyl EX+

Stereo Classical LPs / Box Sets, nineteen albums and three Box Sets of mainly Stereo Classical releases including Pablo Casals - Bach The Six Cello Suites 3 LP Box Set, Decca releases (SXL 2091, 6493, 6136, 6607, 6006, 6168, 6401) plus releases on HMV, DGG, MBS, Mercury, RCA Living Stereo, ASV and Philips - various years and conditions with many Excellent or better

A 4-4 cello

An early 20th century white metal model of a mandolin, having scrolling floral decoration, 7.5cm; together with a similar violin/cello; and a white metal hat/hair pin (3)

A full size 4/4 Carlo Giordano Cello, with bow, in soft carrying case.

Cello shaped wine rack by Homeworks 103cm height, holds 8 bottles.

Two pieces - 1. an industrial-style height-adjustable machinist's stool - the oak seat with carved inscription to underside 'Cello - Gosseye S -  Rue Paul Devigne 61, 1030 Brux.', on a dark-green-painted steel x-frame base (adjustable from 40.5 to 58cm high) 2. a painted steel folding chair, 46cm wide, 77cm high

This exquisite figurine group from Unter Weissbach, a renowned porcelain maker from Germany, depicts a classical scene of musicians. The trio features a gentleman in a blue coat and a lady in an opulent yellow gown, both elegantly positioned with a piano and music score. The third figure, a lady in a purple dress, is seated and playing the cello, with intricate floral details on her gown. The base is adorned with colorful flowers, adding vibrancy to the scene. Marked with the Unter Weissbach backstamp and "Made in German Democratic Republic" under the base, this piece stands as a testament to exceptional craftsmanship. The dimensions of the group are 18.25"L x 13"H.Issued: 20th century Dimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: Germany Condition: Age related wear.

Jackie Berridge Sanctuary, 2025 Oil on primed paper Signed on Verso 10 x 15cm (3¾ x 5¾ in.) About My paintings and drawings are inspired by childhood memories, dreams, and traditional stories. I create fantastical landscapes populated with beings and anthropomorphic creatures, telling tales of joy and sadness mixed with shades of darkness. Education 2018-2019 Turps Banana Correspondence Course, UK 2004-07 MA Children's Book Illustration, APU Cambridge 1995-1996 Post Grad Certificate in Arts Practice. University of Derby 1992-1995 Fine Art BA (Hons). First Class, Nottingham Trent University Solo Exhibitions 2024-2025 Flights of Fancy, Enia Gallery, Athens, Greece 2019 Living Rooms, The Angelus Gallery Winchester College, Winchester, UK 2017 Fantastical Landscapes, Tarpey Gallery, Castle Donington, Derbys, UK 2016 Lost, Rabley Drawing Centre, Marlborough, Wilts, UK 2014 Perfume and Savages, Angears Centre, Lakeside Arts, Nottingham, UK 2012 Short, Sharp, Blow to the Head, Solo Show, Trade Gallery, Nottingham UK 2007 Grace:Sequential Drawings, Frances Bardsley Visual Arts Centre, Romford 2002 Unnatural Selection, Derby Museum & Art Gallery, Derby Selected paintings, Royal College of Pathologists, London Extracting Anatomy, The Yard Gallery, Wollaton Hall, Nottingham Group Exhibitions 2024 Silent DISCO 24, Graham Crowley's Studio, Wickham Market, Sussex Royal Scottish Academy Open, Edinburgh, Scotland 2023 No Place Like Home, Arthouse Jersey, Jersey PLOT at Platforms Project 2023, Athens, Greece 2022 Trinity Buoy Wharf Drawing Prize, Trinity Buoy Wharf, London, UK 2021 Trinity Buoy Wharf Drawing Prize, Trinity Buoy Wharf, London, UK Royal Academy Summer Exhibition, London UK 2020 Art-Athena Art Fair, Athens, Greece 2019 Trinity Buoy Wharf Drawing Prize, Trinity Buoy Wharf, London, UK 2019 Exceptional - graduate award, Collyer Bristow Gallery, London UK Group Show by 8 Indian artists and 3 UK artists, Reliance Arts Centre, Baroda, India 2018 Back to basics: Painting, ENIA GALLERY, Athens, Greece When All is Said... and Done', Curated by Artemis Potamianou, Angus-Hughes, London, 2017 Royal Academy Summer Exhibition, London UK London Group Open Part 2, Cello Factory, London www.thelondongroup.com Untold, PLATFORMS 2017, Athens 2016 Royal Academy Summer Exhibition, London UK Awards 2024 W Gordon Smith & Jay Gordonsmith Award, Scottish Royal Academy 2022 RSA Maude Gemmell Huchinson Prize, Scottish Royal Academy 2022 2019 Exceptional - graduate award, Collyer Bristow Gallery 2016 Nottingham Castle Open - awarded the John E Wright Prize 2014 Tarpey Prize, Nottingham Castle Museum & Art Gallery Open 2013 SKETCH2013, Exhibition Prize, Rabley Drawing Centre, Marlborough 2012 Nottingham Castle Open Prize, Nottingham Castle Museum & Art Gallery Open 2011 Nottingham Castle Open Prize, Nottingham Castle Museum & Art Gallery Open 2007 MA Dragon Prize, Anglian Ruskin University 1995 Leicester Open prize winner, City Gallery, Leicester Gallery Representation Enia Gallery, Athens, Greece Tarpey Gallery, Castle Donington, Leics Public Collections Cambridge School of Art Statement about AOAP Submitted Artwork These four paintings are like vignettes of larger work where I create imagined landscapes carpeted with lush trees and dazzling flowers. These provide the backdrop for tiny tales and are inspired by trips to public parks and botanical gardens at home and abroad. Gorgeous colours and exquisite patterns of Indian miniatures have also played a part after a visit to Baroda, Gujarat in 2019. The cast are an assortment of hybrids, ornaments, toys and her own inventions. Some are 'precious' mementos, others are family figures; a few are gifted to find a role in the paintings. Whilst I have an idea about the narratives, I leave it for the viewer to make their own interpretations. You must not reproduce, duplicate, copy, sell, resell or exploit any works. In doing so, you endanger our relationships with artists and directly jeopardise the charitable work we do.

Jackie Berridge Peeps, 2025 Oil on primed paper Signed on Verso 10 x 15cm (3¾ x 5¾ in.) About My paintings and drawings are inspired by childhood memories, dreams, and traditional stories. I create fantastical landscapes populated with beings and anthropomorphic creatures, telling tales of joy and sadness mixed with shades of darkness. Education 2018-2019 Turps Banana Correspondence Course, UK 2004-07 MA Children's Book Illustration, APU Cambridge 1995-1996 Post Grad Certificate in Arts Practice. University of Derby 1992-1995 Fine Art BA (Hons). First Class, Nottingham Trent University Solo Exhibitions 2024-2025 Flights of Fancy, Enia Gallery, Athens, Greece 2019 Living Rooms, The Angelus Gallery Winchester College, Winchester, UK 2017 Fantastical Landscapes, Tarpey Gallery, Castle Donington, Derbys, UK 2016 Lost, Rabley Drawing Centre, Marlborough, Wilts, UK 2014 Perfume and Savages, Angears Centre, Lakeside Arts, Nottingham, UK 2012 Short, Sharp, Blow to the Head, Solo Show, Trade Gallery, Nottingham UK 2007 Grace:Sequential Drawings, Frances Bardsley Visual Arts Centre, Romford 2002 Unnatural Selection, Derby Museum & Art Gallery, Derby Selected paintings, Royal College of Pathologists, London Extracting Anatomy, The Yard Gallery, Wollaton Hall, Nottingham Group Exhibitions 2024 Silent DISCO 24, Graham Crowley's Studio, Wickham Market, Sussex Royal Scottish Academy Open, Edinburgh, Scotland 2023 No Place Like Home, Arthouse Jersey, Jersey PLOT at Platforms Project 2023, Athens, Greece 2022 Trinity Buoy Wharf Drawing Prize, Trinity Buoy Wharf, London, UK 2021 Trinity Buoy Wharf Drawing Prize, Trinity Buoy Wharf, London, UK Royal Academy Summer Exhibition, London UK 2020 Art-Athena Art Fair, Athens, Greece 2019 Trinity Buoy Wharf Drawing Prize, Trinity Buoy Wharf, London, UK 2019 Exceptional - graduate award, Collyer Bristow Gallery, London UK Group Show by 8 Indian artists and 3 UK artists, Reliance Arts Centre, Baroda, India 2018 Back to basics: Painting, ENIA GALLERY, Athens, Greece When All is Said... and Done', Curated by Artemis Potamianou, Angus-Hughes, London, 2017 Royal Academy Summer Exhibition, London UK London Group Open Part 2, Cello Factory, London www.thelondongroup.com Untold, PLATFORMS 2017, Athens 2016 Royal Academy Summer Exhibition, London UK Awards 2024 W Gordon Smith & Jay Gordonsmith Award, Scottish Royal Academy 2022 RSA Maude Gemmell Huchinson Prize, Scottish Royal Academy 2022 2019 Exceptional - graduate award, Collyer Bristow Gallery 2016 Nottingham Castle Open - awarded the John E Wright Prize 2014 Tarpey Prize, Nottingham Castle Museum & Art Gallery Open 2013 SKETCH2013, Exhibition Prize, Rabley Drawing Centre, Marlborough 2012 Nottingham Castle Open Prize, Nottingham Castle Museum & Art Gallery Open 2011 Nottingham Castle Open Prize, Nottingham Castle Museum & Art Gallery Open 2007 MA Dragon Prize, Anglian Ruskin University 1995 Leicester Open prize winner, City Gallery, Leicester Gallery Representation Enia Gallery, Athens, Greece Tarpey Gallery, Castle Donington, Leics Public Collections Cambridge School of Art Statement about AOAP Submitted Artwork These four paintings are like vignettes of larger work where I create imagined landscapes carpeted with lush trees and dazzling flowers. These provide the backdrop for tiny tales and are inspired by trips to public parks and botanical gardens at home and abroad. Gorgeous colours and exquisite patterns of Indian miniatures have also played a part after a visit to Baroda, Gujarat in 2019. The cast are an assortment of hybrids, ornaments, toys and her own inventions. Some are 'precious' mementos, others are family figures; a few are gifted to find a role in the paintings. Whilst I have an idea about the narratives, I leave it for the viewer to make their own interpretations. You must not reproduce, duplicate, copy, sell, resell or exploit any works. In doing so, you endanger our relationships with artists and directly jeopardise the charitable work we do.

Lucia Jones I was Nowhere to be Found, 2024 Gouache on paper Signed on Verso 10 x 15cm (3¾ x 5¾ in. About Lucia Jones is a Welsh prize-winning painter. Since graduating from Falmouth University, she has exhibited globally in solo and group exhibitions including BEEP Painting Prize 2018 and 2024. She has also been long listed for a number of art prizes such as John Moores 2020, Jacksons Art Prize 2022 and 2023. Her work is currently held in private collections in Australia, Austria, Hong Kong, Mexico, UK and USA. Jones' practice delves into the female experience through the constructs of paint and film. Drawing from cinematic source imagery-particularly obscure 1950s-1990s B-movies-as well as her own photographs, Jones re-contextualizes women and objects, transforming them into anonymised figures and still lives. These subjects inhabit fractured, fabricated environments. Liberated from their initial mediums and planes of existence, they are absorbed into the painted realm Jones has cultivated throughout her oeuvre. Here, their context is reconstructed, their worlds reshaped, allowing them to serve as cyphers for the viewer-glimpses into layered narratives of lived experience, open to examination. Education 2011-2014 First Class BA(Hons) Fine Art, Falmouth University Solo Exhibitions 2024 Spectacle, Irving Gallery, Oxford, UK 2020 Tales from the Cutting Room Floor, Cardiff M.A.D.E, Cardiff, UK 2016 Desire Lines, Penarth Pier Pavilion, Cardiff, UK Group Exhibitions 2024 Intersum, Occupata x Oriel Canfas, Cardiff, UK Beep Painting Prize 2024, Elysium Gallery, Swansea, UK Among Women Vol I, Occupata x Art Market Cardiff, Cardiff, UK Chairish x Bergdorf Goodmans, NYC, USA 2023 Through a Glass Darkly, Visible Records, Charlottesville VA, USA The Art Unit X The Art City Works, York Street Gallery, London, UK Best of our Solo Art Prize winners exhibition, Cardiff M.A.D.E, Cardiff, UK Trails, Turner House, Cardiff, UK Made in Roath, G39, Cardiff, UK Art on a Postcard Summer Auction, Hoxton Gallery, London, UK A world of her own, Elysium Gallery, Swansea, UK 2022 Unity: British & Ukranian Art, The Art Unit, Koppel Projects Space Piccadilly, London, UK Painting Made Recently in Wales, Lle Projects, Bay Art, Cardiff, UK A Room of her Own, Irving Gallery, Oxford, UK A Woman's Place is Everywhere, The Cello Factory, London, UK 2021 Incandescent, Irving Gallery, Oxford, UK Without Borders, Elysium Gallery, Swansea, UK 2020 Tales from the Cutting Room Floor, Solo Show, Cardiff M.A.D.E, Cardiff, UK Arcade Studio Show, Arcade Campfa, Cardiff, UK 2019 Made in Roath Open, g39, Cardiff, UK Summer Art Prize, Cardiff M.A.D.E, Cardiff, UK Kings Road Artists, Hearth Gallery, Llandough, UK Viridis, Cardiff M.A.D.E, Cardiff, UK Awards 2019 Summer Art Prize, Cardiff M.A.D.E Statement about AOAP Submitted Artwork I was nowhere to be found is one of several works on paper made following Jones' recent solo exhibition, Spectacle, which investigated the performative nature of female existence. Expanding her focus, Jones substitutes the figure for symbolic elements such as phones and curtains-recurring cyphers in her work. These scenes, carefully staged and presented, invite observation and scrutiny, offering meditations on identity You must not reproduce, duplicate, copy, sell, resell or exploit any works. In doing so, you endanger our relationships with artists and directly jeopardise the charitable work we do.  

HUMMEL JOHANN NEPOMUK: (1778-1837) Austrian Composer and virtuoso Pianist. He was a pupil of Mozart, Salieri and Haydn and he significantly influenced later piano music of the 19th century, particularly in the works of Chopin and Liszt. A good A.L.S., `J. Hummel´, one page, 8vo, n.p., 4th May 1825, to Monsieur Norblin, in French. Hummel reports on the program he is considering for his concert performance and asks his correspondent for scores, stating `Je compte d´exécuter dans mon Concert aux Menus-plaisirs le 15 Mai à 2 heures, aux Variations concertante que vous connaissez probablement déjà; je vous prie de me les accompagner; c´est un morceau d´effet que je désire donner...´ (Translation: "I intend to perform in my Concert at the Menus-plaisirs on May 1h5 at 2 o'clock, the Variations concertante that you probably already know; I ask you to send to me; it is an effect piece that I wish to perform...") Further and to a postscriptum, Hummel says `Est-ce que je vous aurais peut-être déjà donnés la partie du violoncelle de la dite Variation, parce que elle me manque?´ (Translation: "Have I perhaps already given you the cello part of the said Variation, because I am missing it?") With address leaf. Left edge with small professional repair. G

LES SIX: An interesting group of A.Ls.S. (2) and autograph statements signed by each of the composers collectively known as Les Six, a group of musicians informally associated with Jean Cocteau and Erik Satie, and who worked and lived in the Montparnasse district of Paris in the years following World War I. The lot comprises -(i) Georges Auric (1899-1983) French composer. Autograph statement signed, Georges Auric, one page, 8vo, n.p., n.d. (1951), in French. The composer writes, in full, ´Voici donc "le Groupe des Six" une fois encore réuni, à la faveur d´une exposition dont l´intention est si charmante et si cordiale qu´elle nous permettra, je l´esperè, d´en parler sans etre aussitot accusé d´une fatuité ou d´une vanité qui seraient aujourd´hui assez irsupportables! Remontant à cette occasion la Machine à explorer le Temps, que vois-je tout de suite qui, dans tout cela, me semble le plus saisissant? Non plus un "groupe" de musiciens desireux, "vingt ans après", de reprendre je ne sais trop quelles controverses esthétiques. Mais six camarades qui ont la très grande chance de se retrouver maintenant comme ils se retrouvaient naguère - et dont l´amitié n´a jamais changé. Voila, me semble-t´il, la plus belle leçon de cette petite exposition. Et c´est pourquoi je me rejouis d´y participer´ (Translation: ´So here is the ‘Group of Six’ once again reunited, thanks to an exhibition whose intention is so charming and so cordial that it will allow us, I hope, to talk about it without immediately being accused of a conceit or vanity that would be quite unbearable today! Going back to the Time Machine on this occasion, what do I see immediately that, in all this, seems to me the most striking? No longer a ‘group’ of musicians eager, ‘twenty years later’, to resume I don't know what aesthetic controversies. But six friends who are very lucky to be together now as they were in the past - and whose friendship has never changed. That, it seems to me, is the most important lesson of this little exhibition. And that is why I am delighted to be taking part´).(ii) A.L.S., Georges Auric, to the recto of a printed correspondence card as President of the Société des Auteurs, Compositeurs & Éditeurs de Musique, Paris, 28th November 1972, to a friend, in French. Auric writes, in part, ´Merci pour cette réédition des "Bagatelles" - qui me rajeunit singulierement. Je souhaite vous exprimer tout cela beaucoup mieux que dans ces quelques lignes qui d´ailleurs vous parviendront Dieu sait avec quel retard (parce qu´une nouvelle greve commence aujourd´hui!..)´ (Translation: ´Thank you for this reissue of ‘Bagatelles’ - which makes me feel remarkably young. I would like to express all this to you much better than in these few lines, which will reach you God knows how late (because a new strike starts today!)´ ).(iii) Louis Durey (1888-1979) French composer. Autograph statement signed, Louis Durey, one page, oblong 8vo, n.p., n.d. (1951), in French. Durey writes, in full, ´Quoi qu´aient pu dire certains esprits chagrins, le Groupe des Six aura marqué une étape importante dans l´évolution de la musique francaise. Significatif à cet égard, ce 34e anniversaire où chacun apporte le fruit de son labeur personnel à une petite communauté définitivement scellée par une amitié et une estime réciproque´ (Translation: ´Whatever some naysayers may have said, the Group of Six marked an important stage in the evolution of French music. Significant in this respect is the 34th anniversary, when each member brings the fruit of his personal labour to a small community definitively sealed by friendship and mutual esteem´).(iv) A.L.S., Louis Durey, two pages, 8vo, Rue Boissonade, Paris, 9th January 1952, to a gentleman, in French. Durey writes to his correspondent following a telephone conversation and gives his full consent ´ pour que les documents que je vous ai confiés en vue de l´exposition du "Groupe des Six" figurent dans une série d´expositions à l´etranger´ (Translation: ´for the documents that I entrusted to you for the ‘Groupe des Six’ exhibition to be included in a series of exhibitions abroad´), further adding ´Toutefois je desirerais que les manuscrits de musique dont je ne possède pas de doubles soient photocopiés ou microfilmés avant leur départ. Ce sont, par ordre de préférence: 1. La partition de "l´Occasion" 2. La Fantaisie concertante pour violoncelle et orchestre, ou les deux au cas où serait prévu l´envoi de plusieurs oeuvres. Je désirerais d´autre part retenir les partitions des trois cantates: La Guerre et la Paix, La Longue Marche, Paix aux Hommes par millions dont je pourrais avoir à disposer ici´ (Translation: ´However, I would like the music manuscripts, of which I do not have duplicates, to be photocopied or microfilmed before they are sent. These are, in order of preference: 1. The score of ‘l'Occasion’ 2. The Fantaisie concertante for cello and orchestra. Or both if several works are to be sent. I would also like to have the scores of the three cantatas: War and Peace, The Long March, Peace to Men by the Millions that I may have available here´). Two file holes to the left edge and with a few small, minor tears to the edges.(v) Arthur Honegger (1892-1955) Swiss composer. Autograph statement signed, A Honegger, one page, oblong 8vo, n.p., n.d. (1951), in French. Honegger writes, in full, ´Voici ce que me suggére le trentieme anniversaire de notre groupe des Six: D´abord la satisfaction de nous retrouver aussi amicalement liés que par le passé et toujours aussi different dans nos gouts et nos conceptions. De sentir chez certains cadets ou vieux critiques la confirmation de l´opinion que je me plais a repéter: En musique on passe sans transition de l´etat de jeune fumiste ou de jeune espoir à celui de vieux maitre ou de vieux fossile bon pour la retraite. Que, fort heureusement les interessés n´en soupçonnent rien´ (Translation: ´Here is what the thirtieth anniversary of our group of six suggests to me: First, the satisfaction of finding ourselves as amicably connected as in the past and still as different in our tastes and conceptions. To feel in some younger or older critics confirmation of the opinion that I like to repeat: In music, one passes without transition from the state of young upstart or young hopeful to that of old master or old fossil good for retirement. That, fortunately, those concerned suspect nothing of this´).(vi) Darius Milhaud (1892-1974) French composer and conductor. Autograph statement signed, Milhaud, one page, small 8vo, n.p., n.d. (1951), in French. The composer writes, in full, ´Grace à l´exposition de Six organisée par le centre de Documentation Musique Internationale, nous avons eu la joie de nous retrouver autour de Cocteau comme au bon vieux temps. Quelle joie d´évoquer ensemble en 1951 cette merveilleuse époque d´après 1919....´ (Translation: ´Thanks to the exhibition of the ‘Six’ organised by the International Music Documentation Centre, we had the pleasure of getting together around Cocteau, just like in the good old days. What a joy to evoke together this marvellous period after 1919 in 1951´).A rare and unusual grouping, with some minor faults and age wear, generally G to VG, 8 + 10OWING TO RESTRICTIONS IMPOSED BY THE SALEROOM MUCH OF THIS DESCRIPTION CAN NOT BE SHOWN. PLEASE CONTACT IAA EUROPE DIRECTLY FOR FURTHER INFORMATION 

A collection of silver jewellery including thirteen rings, brooches including pressed amber, pearl, agate and Victorian cello, necklaces including curb link, filigree, pearl and malachite, three lockets, ten chains, ten pendants, bracelet, twelve pairs of earrings, etc in wooden box with hardstone plaque