M.Goldstein

Pre war tourist souvenir. Crude and primitive. Shell teeth and shell eyes. An early 20th Century naive curio.

£145

Small blue metal letters. Would look good cluttered together as in the picture or solo.

An affordable £20 each.

This oil painting on canvas dating from the 1950’s of an American Indian Chief looking optimistically into the skies is painted in lurid colours characteristic of the decade in which it was created. A charismatic portrait and a statement art piece. 40cm x 48cm.

£180

Needlepoint commemorating George V’s Silver Jubilee transformed into a folk art soft furnishing. Beautiful detail on a duck down cushion. Size 40 x 46cm.

SOLD

Wonderful needlepoint made into a cushion of the British Empire circa 1930s. 40cm x 48 cm duck down with calico backing. Soft furnishing folk art.

SOLD

Oil on canvas portrait of a young, androgynous little boy in petticoat and feathered hat. Painted in a 17th Century style later, possibly early 20th Century.

£120

Pleasingly shaped version of everybody’s favourite number. This one is exposed neon bulbs inside a metal frame and stands 90cm high and 63cm wide. A lucky winner.

SOLD

96cm diameter. Metal framed “O” with neon bulbs inside and perspex surface.

£300

A rather amusing copy of a detail of the famous Rembrandt self-portrait in oil on canvas.

35cm high 25cm high.

SOLD

Naive painting of a top hatted gentleman after Toulouse Lautrec. Not of any great age, but eye-catching and a good attempt.

35cm high, 25cm wide

£55

Circular framed painting, mixed media (including guache, gilding, gold paint and pen and wash) of a madonna and child.

21cm diameter.

SOLD

This charming oil painting of a clown stands at only 25cm high and is signed Jan De Ridder. The subdued murky hues used are an unusual choice for the subject which adds to the charm.

Sold

A very fine, colourful, hand embroidered picture of chrysanthemums and peacocks with decorative border. Framed 32cm wide by 23cm high.

£85

We find this groovy geographer in his immaculate aaron jumper with perfect beard fascinating. Large format black and white original photograph in wooden frame.

SOLD

This enormous working bulldog clip is a fire engine red in colour and an astounding 24cm across. It appears to have come from an artist’s studio as it is flecked with printer’s ink. You won’t lose ANYTHING enclosed in the vice-like grip of this monster! The oversized proportions of this utilitarian object bring it into the realms of pop art.

SOLD

A large number of small prisms (around 1″ wide). En masse they can be arranged into a mini sculpture, some placed in the right position on the window sill will reward you with beautiful rainbows on the wall.

£6 each

Stripping neon light down to its raw elements, Nathaniel arranges these light sculptures methodically and seemingly randomly. Initially created to enhance the shop interior, he now takes on corporate and private commissions.

This piece sold.

Prices start at £550.

Early 50s oil painting on board of a row of dilapidated terraced houses by RAW. An important part of the Reginald Alan Westaway archive because it was painted from his childhood home across the road.

POA

62cm x 52cm

A very gay trio of sailors rendered in ceramic tile. Mounted in a simple frame and created in the 1960s.

SOLD

Brushed alluminium letters with blue perspex surround which contain blue LED bulbs. Powered by a 12V adaptor, they throw a cool blue glow. Approximately 35cm high.

SOLD OUT

Heavy, polished glass sculpture. This piece is concave on the polished side and opaque on the reverse. The centre is a point of interest within the circle in that it is not as it appears to be. Standing on a museum quality bespoke display stand, diameter 25cm, height on stand 33cm.

SOLD

A perplexing piece by RAW in that it is the size and shape of an artist’s palette, whilst appearing to have been made as a sculptural object depicting a palette. This is an abstract painting on a Modernist sculpture. Mounted on its bespoke stand it evokes tribal ceremonial art also. 44cm high, 36cm wide.

POA

Original RAW 1960s sculpture referencing Mayan art and culture. Painted features and standing 25cm high. This faux antiquity is part of the Reginald Alan Westaway archive.

POA

Banksy spray paint stencil work on plywood.

Evoking post WW2 propaganda, this image of a young girl cradling a television with “The End” title on the screen. Framed to a high standard.

SOLD.

This semi-nude, sleepy-eyed femme fatale is oil paint on velvet. Dated 1960, it comes from the personal art collection of world famous British comedian Benny Hill. Indistinctly signed, the paint sits on top of the fabric and makes the image seem to glow, giving the subject a cinematic luminosity.

SOLD

Original pastel clown drawing on paper. Lurid, cartoon-like style depicting an old circus character smoking. Signed Hans St Clair, 1960’s. Framed. 50cm x 65cm.

SOLD

Original watercolour painting on watercolour paper. Framed, 77cm x 57cm.  Artist RAW.

£220

Original painting, emulsion on white plate by Noel Fielding of Mighty Boosh fame. Diameter 26cm.  Signed.

£300

Original oil on canvas by W.Elliott-Lockhard. A stylish portrait circa 1960 of a lady trapped in the late 1940s.

55cm x 46cm

£125

Late 1940’s banner painted on brown paper in two colours, black and maroon. This painting is reminiscent of both Cubist and Constructivist styles. A powerful abstract piece due to its scale and definitive line. Artist RAW.
97c m x 179cm
£1400

Oil on metal painting of a dog by artist Jean Carrau, 1927. With the naivity and boldness of the Fauvists though painted slightly later, this is a personal portrait of the artist’s best friend.

29cm x 23cm.

SOLD.