11^AR —
Ronald Ossory Dunlop NEA, ARA, RBA
(British, 1894-1973)
The Thames, Richmond

Sold for £2,750 inc. premium

12^AR —
Bryan Kneale RA
(British, 1930)
Rook in the wind

Sold for £2,500 inc. premium

13^AR —
Alvar Suñol
(Spanish, born 1935)
Heads and hands

Sold for £1,187.50 inc. premium

14^AR —
Alvar Suñol
(Spanish, born 1935)
Boats unframed

Sold for £1,187.50 inc. premium

15^AR —
Raymond Guerrier
(French, 1920-2002)
Parisian street scene

Sold for £1,500 inc. premium

16 —
A small collection of Staffordshire and Delft items

Sold for £400 inc. premium

17 —
A pair of late 19th century Continental bronzed spelter novelty figural candlesticks

Sold for £225 inc. premium

18^W —
A 19th century caned armchair
in the late 17th century style

Sold for £275 inc. premium

19^W —
Two steel and cast-iron firegrates together with a mesh firescreen, a pair of steel fire dogs and three steel fire tools

Sold for £562.50 inc. premium

20 —
Three items of studio pottery

Sold for £687.50 inc. premium

21 —
A Hispano-Moresque tin-glazed pottery lustre charger together with a tin-glazed dish

Sold for £250 inc. premium

22 —
A pair of Parkinson studio pottery commemorative models of a lion and a unicorn

Sold for £237.50 inc. premium

23^W —
An early 19th century brass and steel kerb fender

Sold for £125 inc. premium

24 —
After Clodion: A 19th century gilt bronze mounted bisque porcelain figural group

Sold for £250 inc. premium

25 —
An early 20th century French brass carriage timepiece and another miniature similar timepiece

Sold for £275 inc. premium

26 —
A Lalique opalescent Oeillets pattern moulded glass dish

Sold for £750 inc. premium

27^W —
A collection of 20th century African sculpture

Sold for £312.50 inc. premium

28^W —
John Takawira (Zimbabwean, 1938 - 1989): A carved stone figure together with a stylised carved head by Thomas Blomefield (South African, b. 1926) and three other African busts

Sold for £125 inc. premium

29^W —
Three Zimbabwean carved stone busts by Bernard Manyandure (1929-1999), Damien Manuhwa (Zimbabwean, 1952 - 2008) and John Takawira (Zimbabwean, 1938 - 1989) together with an unsigned abstract bust

Sold for £475 inc. premium

30^W —
Bernard Matemera (Zimbabwean, 1946 - 2002): A signed carved stone bust together with another signed bust and another apparently unsigned bust

Withdrawn

Amended

£400 - £600

31^AR —
Patrick Procktor
(British, 1936-2003)
'Non-White (Lawrence)'

Sold for £5,625 inc. premium

32^AR —
Brian Bradshaw
(British, born 1923)
Crucifixion

Sold for £2,750 inc. premium

33^AR —
Bryan Organ
(British, born 1935)
Anenome unframed

Sold for £2,750 inc. premium

34^AR —
Edward Middleditch
(British, 1923-1987)
Snow and bird

Sold for £4,750 inc. premium

35 —
Arthur Merric Boyd
(Australian, 1862-1940)
Figure with landscape and bird

Sold for £12,500 inc. premium

36 —
Sidney Nolan
(Australian, 1917-1992)
Water hole

Sold for £2,250 inc. premium

37^AR —
David Wynne
(British, 1926-2014)
Rhino 14cm (5 3/4in)(high, including marble base)

Sold for £3,125 inc. premium

38 —
20th Century School
Spoonbill 42cm (16 1/4in)(high)

Sold for £687.50 inc. premium

39 —
Arthur Azevedo
(Zimbabwean, born 1935)
Heron 90cm (35 1/2in)(high)

Sold for £687.50 inc. premium

40 —
20th Century School
Crested bird 19cm (7 1/2in)(high)

Sold for £75 inc. premium

41^AR —
Leon Underwood
(British, 1890-1975)
African Madonna 36cm (14 1/4in)(high, including wooden base)

Sold for £3,500 inc. premium

42^W —
A late 19th/early 20th century walnut wingback armchair
in the George II style

Sold for £312.50 inc. premium

43^W —
A pair of Louis XV style giltwood fauteuils

Sold for £400 inc. premium

44^W —
A pair of French late 19th century painted wingback bergeres
in the Louis XV style

Sold for £600 inc. premium

45^W —
A George II and later wingback armchair

Sold for £2,250 inc. premium

46^AR —
Geoffrey Tibble
(British, 1909-1952)
Portrait of a seated man

Sold for £750 inc. premium

47^AR —
Geoffrey Tibble
(British, 1909-1952)
Three women in an interior

Sold for £3,125 inc. premium

48^AR —
Peter Greenham
(British, 1909-1992)
Portrait of Mrs Kelly

Sold for £750 inc. premium

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	Goods subject to Artists Resale Right Additional Premium.
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	Lot is located in the Bonhams Warehouse and will only be available for collection from this location.
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Richard Attenborough

Auction highlights

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1AR — Bryan Organ(British, born 1935)Portrait of Lord Attenborough

2AR — Bryan Organ(British, born 1935)Double portrait of Lord Attenborough

3AR — Bryan Organ(British, born 1935)Portrait of Lord Attenborough

4W — A pair of 19th century walnut side chairs in the manner of Daniel Marot

5W — A Victorian mahogany porter's chair

6W — A George III oak settle

7W — A 17th century and later oak dresser base

8W — A James I style carved oak refectory table

9W — A late 17th century and later oak and walnut side table

10AR — Malcolm Morley(British, 1931)Old Friars

11AR — Ronald Ossory Dunlop NEA, ARA, RBA(British, 1894-1973)The Thames, Richmond

12AR — Bryan Kneale RA(British, 1930)Rook in the wind

13AR — Alvar Suñol(Spanish, born 1935)Heads and hands

14AR — Alvar Suñol(Spanish, born 1935)Boats unframed

15AR — Raymond Guerrier(French, 1920-2002)Parisian street scene

16 — A small collection of Staffordshire and Delft items

17 — A pair of late 19th century Continental bronzed spelter novelty figural candlesticks

18W — A 19th century caned armchair in the late 17th century style

19W — Two steel and cast-iron firegrates together with a mesh firescreen, a pair of steel fire dogs and three steel fire tools

20 — Three items of studio pottery

21 — A Hispano-Moresque tin-glazed pottery lustre charger together with a tin-glazed dish

22 — A pair of Parkinson studio pottery commemorative models of a lion and a unicorn

23W — An early 19th century brass and steel kerb fender

24 — After Clodion: A 19th century gilt bronze mounted bisque porcelain figural group

25 — An early 20th century French brass carriage timepiece and another miniature similar timepiece

26 — A Lalique opalescent Oeillets pattern moulded glass dish

27W — A collection of 20th century African sculpture

28W — John Takawira (Zimbabwean, 1938 - 1989): A carved stone figure together with a stylised carved head by Thomas Blomefield (South African, b. 1926) and three other African busts

29W — Three Zimbabwean carved stone busts by Bernard Manyandure (1929-1999), Damien Manuhwa (Zimbabwean, 1952 - 2008) and John Takawira (Zimbabwean, 1938 - 1989) together with an unsigned abstract bust

30W — Bernard Matemera (Zimbabwean, 1946 - 2002): A signed carved stone bust together with another signed bust and another apparently unsigned bust

31AR — Patrick Procktor(British, 1936-2003)'Non-White (Lawrence)'

32AR — Brian Bradshaw(British, born 1923)Crucifixion

33AR — Bryan Organ(British, born 1935)Anenome unframed

34AR — Edward Middleditch(British, 1923-1987)Snow and bird

35 — Arthur Merric Boyd(Australian, 1862-1940)Figure with landscape and bird

36 — Sidney Nolan(Australian, 1917-1992)Water hole

37AR — David Wynne(British, 1926-2014)Rhino 14cm (5 3/4in)(high, including marble base)

38 — 20th Century SchoolSpoonbill 42cm (16 1/4in)(high)

39 — Arthur Azevedo(Zimbabwean, born 1935)Heron 90cm (35 1/2in)(high)

40 — 20th Century SchoolCrested bird 19cm (7 1/2in)(high)

41AR — Leon Underwood(British, 1890-1975)African Madonna 36cm (14 1/4in)(high, including wooden base)

42W — A late 19th/early 20th century walnut wingback armchair in the George II style

43W — A pair of Louis XV style giltwood fauteuils

44W — A pair of French late 19th century painted wingback bergeres in the Louis XV style

45W — A George II and later wingback armchair

46AR — Geoffrey Tibble(British, 1909-1952)Portrait of a seated man

47AR — Geoffrey Tibble(British, 1909-1952)Three women in an interior

48AR — Peter Greenham(British, 1909-1992)Portrait of Mrs Kelly

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1^AR —
Bryan Organ
(British, born 1935)
Portrait of Lord Attenborough

2^AR —
Bryan Organ
(British, born 1935)
Double portrait of Lord Attenborough

3^AR —
Bryan Organ
(British, born 1935)
Portrait of Lord Attenborough

4^W —
A pair of 19th century walnut side chairs
in the manner of Daniel Marot

5^W —
A Victorian mahogany porter's chair

6^W —
A George III oak settle

7^W —
A 17th century and later oak dresser base

8^W —
A James I style carved oak refectory table

9^W —
A late 17th century and later oak and walnut side table

10^AR —
Malcolm Morley
(British, 1931)
Old Friars

11^AR —
Ronald Ossory Dunlop NEA, ARA, RBA
(British, 1894-1973)
The Thames, Richmond

12^AR —
Bryan Kneale RA
(British, 1930)
Rook in the wind

13^AR —
Alvar Suñol
(Spanish, born 1935)
Heads and hands

14^AR —
Alvar Suñol
(Spanish, born 1935)
Boats unframed

15^AR —
Raymond Guerrier
(French, 1920-2002)
Parisian street scene

16 —
A small collection of Staffordshire and Delft items

17 —
A pair of late 19th century Continental bronzed spelter novelty figural candlesticks

18^W —
A 19th century caned armchair
in the late 17th century style

19^W —
Two steel and cast-iron firegrates together with a mesh firescreen, a pair of steel fire dogs and three steel fire tools

20 —
Three items of studio pottery

21 —
A Hispano-Moresque tin-glazed pottery lustre charger together with a tin-glazed dish

22 —
A pair of Parkinson studio pottery commemorative models of a lion and a unicorn

23^W —
An early 19th century brass and steel kerb fender

24 —
After Clodion: A 19th century gilt bronze mounted bisque porcelain figural group

25 —
An early 20th century French brass carriage timepiece and another miniature similar timepiece

26 —
A Lalique opalescent Oeillets pattern moulded glass dish

27^W —
A collection of 20th century African sculpture

28^W —
John Takawira (Zimbabwean, 1938 - 1989): A carved stone figure together with a stylised carved head by Thomas Blomefield (South African, b. 1926) and three other African busts

29^W —
Three Zimbabwean carved stone busts by Bernard Manyandure (1929-1999), Damien Manuhwa (Zimbabwean, 1952 - 2008) and John Takawira (Zimbabwean, 1938 - 1989) together with an unsigned abstract bust

30^W —
Bernard Matemera (Zimbabwean, 1946 - 2002): A signed carved stone bust together with another signed bust and another apparently unsigned bust

31^AR —
Patrick Procktor
(British, 1936-2003)
'Non-White (Lawrence)'

32^AR —
Brian Bradshaw
(British, born 1923)
Crucifixion

33^AR —
Bryan Organ
(British, born 1935)
Anenome unframed

34^AR —
Edward Middleditch
(British, 1923-1987)
Snow and bird

35 —
Arthur Merric Boyd
(Australian, 1862-1940)
Figure with landscape and bird

36 —
Sidney Nolan
(Australian, 1917-1992)
Water hole

37^AR —
David Wynne
(British, 1926-2014)
Rhino 14cm (5 3/4in)(high, including marble base)

38 —
20th Century School
Spoonbill 42cm (16 1/4in)(high)

39 —
Arthur Azevedo
(Zimbabwean, born 1935)
Heron 90cm (35 1/2in)(high)

40 —
20th Century School
Crested bird 19cm (7 1/2in)(high)

41^AR —
Leon Underwood
(British, 1890-1975)
African Madonna 36cm (14 1/4in)(high, including wooden base)

42^W —
A late 19th/early 20th century walnut wingback armchair
in the George II style

43^W —
A pair of Louis XV style giltwood fauteuils

44^W —
A pair of French late 19th century painted wingback bergeres
in the Louis XV style

45^W —
A George II and later wingback armchair

46^AR —
Geoffrey Tibble
(British, 1909-1952)
Portrait of a seated man

47^AR —
Geoffrey Tibble
(British, 1909-1952)
Three women in an interior

48^AR —
Peter Greenham
(British, 1909-1992)
Portrait of Mrs Kelly