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John Wells (1907-2000) Circle compositioninscribed on the reverse 'Very best wishes to you all for Christmas 1950 from John, Newlyn', pen and ink, watercolour and coloured paper collage,9 x 10cm, unframed;Blue compositioninscribed on the reverse 'Christmas 1962, Denis Jane and all, Best wishes for Christmas and New Year, Johnny', pencil and coloured crayon9 x 11.5cm, unframed;Blue and yellow compositiondedicated on the reverse 'To Denis, Jane & Family, with very best wishes and for the New Year, Johnny' and dated 'Christmas 1959', charcoal, pastel and watercolour11.5 x 15cm, unframed;and four printed cards, two wood rubbings, and a linocut by the same artist,together with a collection of Christmas cardsby John Forrester (x1), Misome Peile (x3), Patrick Hayman (x1), Don Ray (x2) and Stanley Dorfman (x2), unframed (qty.)

A late 19th century Newlyn copper dish - circular and repousse decorated with a fish, 9cm diam, together with another copper dish (2)

Early 18th century Newlyn School, pair of rare pen and brown ink on paper studies of Newlyn with figures in period dress, one inscribed ‘Newlyn 1726’ and other marked as 'Old Bridge’, 12cm x 16.5cm, in glazed gilt frames (2)The works have not been removed from the frames, general discolouration and time staining but not necessarily to the detriment of the pieces. The one with the house has a fading line along the top edge, presumably from a previous mount.

An Arts & Crafts Newlyn oval embossed and planished biscuit tin, with carrying handle, impressed Newlyn to the base. Height 12 cm, length 15.5 cm (see illustration).  The vessel is in very good order showing only age-related wear.

Carriage Prints x 2 GWR IMPERIAL GARDENS CHELTENHAM in an original glazed frame 22.5in x 10in and GWR NEWLYN FROM BOLITHO GARDENS in an original glazed frame 20in x 10.5in.

A Joseph Sankey & Sons copper pie crust shaped chamberstick candle holder with loop handle (marked verso) together with a Newlyn Art Nouveau copper chamberstick candle holder with twin seahorses to drip tray (marked verso). (2)

A box containing good china names, Royal Worcester, Royal Doulton & a Newlyn Studio pottery piece

A large Newlyn Industrial Classes copper ice bucket, cylindrical with applied twist handles, the body hammered in relief with large scaly fish swimming amongst waterweed, unsigned, 20.5cm. high

A Newlyn Industrial Classes copper plate, hammered in low relief with a large fish swimming amongst waterweed, on a hammered ground, another Newlyn plate with three small fish and a small Newlyn copper dish, stamped Newlyn, 25cm. diam. (3) ProvenanceThe Cornish Collection

A Newlyn Industrial Classes copper wall mirror, square section, hammered in low relief with large scaly fish and scallop shells, with circular bevelled mirror glass, stamped Newlyn, 53.5 x 46cm.LiteratureDaryl Bennett & Colin Pill, Newlyn Copper, Sansom & Company, page 118 for a comparable mirror illustrated.

A large Newlyn Industrial Classes patinated copper double wall sconce, the shaped rectangular back plate hammered in low relief with a ship at full sail, above two leaping scaly fish, with two articulated sconces, stamped Newlyn, 45cm. high

A John Pearson repousse copper plate, dated 1905, the rim hammered in relief with a frieze of flowers and foliage, another larger patinated copper dish decorated to the well with a galleon and large scaly fish and a large Newlyn Industrial Classes copper twin-handled tray repousse hammered with a frieze of fish, waterweed and shells, signed JP 1905 to smaller plate, 23.8cm. diam. (3)

An Arts & Crafts large copper Newlyn style charger embossed with dolphins - 59cm diameter CONDITION REPORT Our team of trusted experts are on hand to help and always endeavour to provide an accurate judgement. The ultimate responsibility lies with the buyer however, and we recommend that you make every effort to inspect the lot yourself.

Attrib. Harold Knight (Staithes Group 1874-1961): A Newlyn Fisherman, oil on canvas indistinctly signed and inscribed 'sketch' 28.5cm x 20.5cm (unframed)

Newlyn School (Early 20th century): Boats in Calm Waters, oil on canvas unsigned 40cm x 50cmCondition Report:Very good original condition, well presented in quality gilt frame (one loss bottom right) - ready to hang. No signs of overpainting visible under UV light.

Samuel John 'Lamorna' Birch (Newlyn School 1869-1955): Chickens Feeding in the Yard, watercolour signed 26cm x 35.5cm

Attrib. Joan Gillchrest (1918-2008): Still life on the Newlyn Coast, oil on board signed with monogram 19cm x 24cm Condition Report:Good overall condition

John Pearson (act.1885-1910) for Newlyn School - a hammered and embossed copper chamberstick, with slightly shaped handle, stylised floral central embossed decoration, engraved monogram J.P. and dated 1894 verso, 17.8 x 17.8cm, the full length (including handle), 30.5cmWith expected age surface wear, otherwise very good and original overall.

(Cornwall and early photography) Photograph album containing ten sepia photographs (possibly reproductions), full leather with gilt tooled lettering to front board, tape repair as the spine, MS ink descriptions to each view including Penzance from Lescujack, The Esplanade, Newlyn, St Michael's &c. &c., late 19th Century; With eleven early 20th century 'Views' albums including Looe, Falmouth, Penzance, St. Ives, Cornwall, London, Exeter and Plymouth. (12)

Five good works Keith Nichols. 'Robert Lenkiewicz. The Artist and the Man,' first edition, unclipped dj, colour illustrations throughout, vg to fine, Halsgrove, 2005; Reg Watkiss. 'Early Photographs. Penzance and Newlyn,' signed to verso of front card wrap, first edition, b+w photographic illustrations throughout, vg, Peter Dalwood, Penzance, 1975; Caroline Fox. 'Tanhope Forbes and the Newlyn School,' signed to title page, unclipped dj, vg, David & Charles, Newton Abbot, 1993; With a signed Catherine Wallace and an unsigned John Bradfield. (5)

Elizabeth Stanhope Forbes The Paper Chase Folio, original card wraps, Japanese tissue reapir to front wrap, spine split but wraps holding firm, sporadic spotting throughout, generally a good to vg copy, Issue March, Newlyn Press 1908With contributions from Elizabeth Forbes, Cicely Jesse, Millie Dow, Norman Garstin, C. Garstin, Winifred Jesse, and others, and featuring charming original wood engravings by Elizabeth Forbes, Dod and Ernest Procter, among others, this is a good to very good copy of a work that vividly captures the spirit of the founding of the renowned Newlyn School of Art

(Maritime) Hain Steamship Company Sir George P. Christopher. 'Through the Years. Thoughts on Traditions and Fulfilments,' signed and inscribed to ffep, green cloth with gilt lettering to front board, book plate of John Blowey, light spotting to title page and edge of text block, vg, Privatley Printed by Witherby & Co, London, [n.d, inscription suggests c.1952]; 'Roots and Branches,' first edition, full faux leather with gilt lettering, spotting to edge of text block, Charles Birchall & Sons, Liverpool and London, n.d; 'Sea Breezes,' May 1949, with an article titles 'The Story of the Hain Steamship Company'; Cecil Foster (Captain of the S.S. Trevessa). '1700 Miles in Open Boats. The Story of Loss of the S.S. Trevessa in the Indian Ocean, and the Voyage of Her Boats to Safety,' compliment inscription to half title, author signature to frontis portrait, blue cloth, spotting, good to vg, Martin Hopkinson, London, [c.1924]; Eric Kemp. 'Yes Dad, I Want to Go to Sea!', 'Come Home, Sailor' and 'A Master Mariner of the 20th Century', all signed and inscribed by the author; K. J. O'Donoghue and H. S. Appleyard. 'Hain of St. Ives,' card wraps, fine, Workd Ship Society, Kendal, 1986; Four postcards, including one of the S.S. Newlyn loading at St. Nicolas, Greece in April 1906, three featuring the S.S. Trevaylor, and one depicting a cadet; Four 'Hain Steamship Company' buttons. (10)The Hain Steamship Company was a British shipping company founded in 1878 by Edward Hain in St Ives, Cornwall. Initially focused on coastal and deep-sea trade, the company expanded into global shipping, particularly transporting coal and general cargo. In 1917, it was acquired by the P&O Group, but continued to operate under its own name until 1972, when it was fully merged into P&O’s operations. The company played a significant role in both World Wars, losing several ships to enemy action.

Newlyn Arts & Crafts canted copper inkwell with hinged and riveted lid and octopus decoration in relief, impressed Newlyn to base, W11.5 x D11.5 x H9cm

British School (20th century), Newlyn Harbour scene with sailing vessels and figures, watercolours. 50x38cm approx. Framed and glazed. (B.P. 21% + VAT) Good original condition. Good original condition.No signature or attribution.

Troika rectangular vase with Newlyn mark, signed Avril Bennett, 22cm high.

LEACH, Bernard Potter and Artist Exhibition catalogue by Oliver Watson; together with Eve Arnold: In Rertrospect, Sinclair-Stevenson, 1996, printed in the United States of America; and two of David Penpraze characterful books, focussing on Porthleven and Newlyn people, each signed. In-house postage is available for £19.76 to a UK address.

Moreen MOSS (1927-2012) Exodus II Watercolour on paper, signed, titled verso, 21.5cm x 29cm, 41cm x 48cm framed. In-house postage is available for £32.50 to a UK address. Moreen exhibited for many years with the Newlyn School of Art and was also an associate of the Penwith Gallery

Moreen MOSS (1927-2012) Renaissance Watercolour on paper, signed, titled and dated 2001 verso, 20cm x 25cm, 35.5cm x 40.5cm mounted. In-house postage is available for £25.22 to a UK address. Moreen exhibited for many years with the Newlyn School of Art and was also an associate of the Penwith Gallery

Samuel John 'Lamorna' Birch (Newlyn School 1869-1955): View Towards a Town, watercolour signed 24.5cm x 17cm

Various Cornish related volumes including One and All - A History of the Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry; Artists of the Newlyn School 1880-1900; The Cornishman's House and others etc

Barton (DB) The Redruth and Chacewater Railway 1824-1915; A History of Gwennap; St Agnes Parish; A Pictorial History of Redruth; Edwardian Mining in Old Postcards; Early Photographs of Penzance and Newlyn and others etc

* EVELYNE OUGHTRED BUCHANAN SSA (BRITISH 1883 - 1978), EDINBURGH CASTLE oil on board, titled versoframedimage size 64cm x 72cm, overall size 72cm x 81cm Note: Buchanan was born in Stockton-on-Tees in the north-east of England. She attended school there before spending a single term at the Glasgow School of Art after which she moved to Newlyn in Cornwall. There, during 1910, she spent four months at the art school run by Stanhope Forbes and was greatly influenced by the work of other artists active in the area, notably Laura Knight and Lamorna Birch. Although largely self-taught as an artist, Buchanan later studied portraiture with Robert Heriot Westwater in Scotland and would eventually settle in Edinburgh. She abandoned painting for some years but resumed doing so in 1933 and continued until the early 1970s when her eyesight began to fail. She died in an Edinburgh nursing home on 21 November 1978. Buchanan was elected a member of the Scottish Society of Women Artists in 1937 and the Society of Scottish Artists in 1939. She also exhibited at the Royal Academy, the Royal Scottish Academy and with the Society of Women Artists. In 1971 she held a joint exhibition in Edinburgh with her daughter, the artist Elspeth Buchanan, and her son-in-law, Nicholas Horsfield. Glasgow Art Gallery hold examples of her paintings.

GRADUATED PAIR OF RETRO LAMP BASESby Celtic Pottery Newlyn Cornwall, with incised motif decoration on a mottled blue ground, the smaller example with shade, 45cm and 18.5cm high respectively (2)

Terry Frost (1915-2003)Colour Rhythm Newlyn (Kemp 158)Lithograph printed in colours, 1997, aside from the edition of 40, printed by Zinc Editions, published by Flowers Graphics, London, with Sky Editions blindstamp, on wove paper, the full sheet printed to the edges, sheet 545 x 550mm (21 3/8 x 21 5/8in)

Newlyn School, Arts and Crafts copper dish, with relief embossed fish border, diameter 29cmGood condition, no splits, decoration slightly rubbed and a few very light dents

Newlyn School, large Arts and Crafts copper tray with relief embossed dolphin designs, unsigned, diameter 59cmNo splits or repairs, several minor dents, decoration lightly rubbed

Biddy Picard, British 1922-2019 - Waiting for the Tide to Turn, 1992; acrylic on board, signed and dated lower left 'Biddy Picard 92', 22 x 29.3 cm (ARR) Note: Biddy Picard was a long-term member of the Newlyn School of Art and taught at Penzance School of Art. 

Samuel John Lamorna Birch RA RWS, British 1869-1955 - The Wild Bird Pool; oil on canvas, signed lower left 'S.J. Lamorna Birch', 40 x 51 cmNote: titled to label on the reverse. The artist was part of the Newlyn School of Artists, which included Stanhope and Elizabeth Forbes and Harold and Laura Knight, and he settled in the cove of Lamorna, which gave him his nickname.  

John Garnett (twentieth century west country artist), 'A day at Newlyn' 2004, oil on board depicting a sunny day at Newlyn harbour, signed lower right, 60 x 39cm and 'A Cove in Trebah 2004', oil on board, signed lower right, 35 x 24cm, framed

Maggie Fisher and Everidge Stevens for Celtic Pottery, Newlyn "Blue Medallion" Conical Lamp and Two Graduated Cylinder Vases Circa 1970s, glazed earthenware, the lamp rewired to the highest safety standards and presented with Scandinavian-style fabric shade by Fru Fru Tulip, the vases numbered 1 and 2 to bases, one with label.The lamp 42cm high including fittingThe collection and stock of the dealer 'Nopinkcarpet'; known to many fellow dealers and international collectors from her decades of curating one of the best vintage and retro stalls in the country, her displays invariably featured high-standard lighting, glass including well-matched barwares and stylish ceramics with an uncompromising focus on quality throughout.Good condition, no damages to note.Good condition, PAT test expired 4/11/24.

Peter Ellery for Tremaen Pottery, Newlyn "Mayon" Table Lamp with Patterned Fabric Shade Circa 1970s, bayonet fixture, cream glazed with abstract relief pattern to both sides, with cream cord, rewired to the highest safety standards.41cm highThe collection and stock of the dealer 'Nopinkcarpet'; known to many fellow dealers and international collectors from her decades of curating one of the best vintage and retro stalls in the country, her displays invariably featured high-standard lighting, glass including well-matched barwares and stylish ceramics with an uncompromising focus on quality throughout.Excellent condition, PAT test expired 4/11/24.

Newlyn tea caddy, with stylized fish in relief, missing lid, H7cmShipping £28.00 plus vat (UK Only)

Antique Art Nouveau Miniature Copper Clock (Newlyn style) + a Silver Continental Pocketwatch Wooden Housed Bedroom Clock - both approx 10cm high

Alan FURNEAUX (b. 1953) Summer Harbour, Newlyn Oil on canvas Signed lower left, signed and titled verso Framed Picture size 50 x 60cm Overall size 68 x 78cm

Eric LEAPER (1921-2002) for Newlyn Pottery - a rectangular platter, multiple dribbled, colour glazes and incised marks to underside, 45cm wide, together with another smaller example, a circular plate, a standardware mug, two further mugs and a Paul Jackson teapot. (7)

A Newlyn School Arts and Crafts copper candlestick, with repousse decoration featuring fish and foliage, 16cm and a smaller chamberstick. (2)

Collection of Carn Pottery Penzance Cornwall vases of cylindrical, square, rectangular and other forms, together with a Leaper Newlyn Lava design abstract dish. (5) (B.P. 21% + VAT)

Tray comprising seven Chelsea England pottery bowls depicting, birds, dragonfly, buildings, flowers etc., together with a tray for four Leaper Newlyn abstract dishes. (2) (B.P. 21% + VAT)Images of bases added.

Nancy Bailey (1913-2012) Oil on canvas "Newlyn Old Harbour", signed lower right, signed and titled verso, 51cm x 76cm Condition Report Good condition. No damage or restoration.

MICHAEL J PRAED (B.1941). NEWLYN COLOURS. oil on board, 19cm x 53cm, framed.

English School (19th/20th century) "Classical Landscape" Oil on board, with inscribed label verso including artist's Newlyn, Penzance address, 21.5cm by 21.5cmProvenance: The property of Sir Brooke Boothby ex Fonmon Castle

Two Tremaen Pottery Newlyn lamp bases. Designed by Peter Ellery, circa 1970s, a Bowcawen sculptural lamp base and original shade, height 58cm including the shade, and a Cylinder lamp base with Tremaen sticker to the base, height 40cm including the fitting, both will require rewiring.

A Newlyn copper pen tray. Repousse decorated with three fish on a hammered ground, stamped mark, 7X26cm.This Newlyn piece is presented in very good condition, with just three small dings to the rim. The detail and the mark are still crisp and clear and have not been overpolished.

Two Tremaen Pottery Newlyn lamp bases. Designed by Peter Ellery, circa 1970s, a Mayon scraffito sculptural lamp base, with Tremaen sticker to the base, height 38cm including the fitting, with a Bowjey lamp base and original shade, height 65cm including the shade, both will require rewiring.

A Smith Empire brass bulkhead timepiece. Diameter of dial 14cm, together with an oak cased aneroid barometer, the dial inscribed 'The Great Grimsby Coal, Salt and Tanning Co. Ltd, Newlyn Penzance', diameter 22cm (2).

Henry Scott Tuke (Newlyn School, 1858-1929)An Estuary,signed H. S. T., watercolour, 10cm x 16.5cm

Henry Scott Tuke (Newlyn School, 1858-1929)In Falmouth Harbour, Cornwall signed, watercolour, 17cm x 23cm

Frank Richards (Newlyn School) (British, 1863-1935), The Old Sea Dog, signed and dated 1885 l.l., watercolour, 52 by 34cm, framed. Provenance: with correspondence from Bournemouth Museums, 1976, and a valuation letter from Sotheby's, 1986, describing the work as 'a very high-quality work of the Newlyn School'

A Newlyn style Arts and Crafts copper plaque, sgraffito incised with William the Conqueror and King Harold before the Battle of Hastings, repousse embossed with a ship on open seas, inscribed, 42cm x 30cm, framed

A group of Celtic pottery (Newlyn), including a jug, 13cm high, a bowl, an oblong tray, 29cm long, and a circular tray, 24cm diameter.