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Lots 171-195 to be sold without reserve


181. ‡ Rex F. Hopes (1890-1982) Hollyhocks in a vase Signed Watercolour


70 x 50cm; 27½ x 19¾in With 2 further watercolours, one of roses by Gwyneth M. Jones and one unsigned of sweet peas (3) £150-250


182. J. P. (19th Century) Still life of fruit in a basket Signed with initials and dated 69, with a Buckingham Palace label verso inscribed From H.M. The Queen, For the Bazaar and a newspaper clipping relating to the presentation Watercolour


26 x 37cm; 10 x 14in


With 2 further watercolours of floral bouquets, one by Pierre Langlade and one unsigned (3) £100-150


183.


Louisa Sleeper (19th/20th Century)


Still life of flowers with a bird bath and woodpecker Signed and dated 1871 Oil on board


61 x 51cm; 24 x 20in With an oil of foxgloves and flowers by Adge Baker (2) £120-180


184. ‡


Janet Davies (20th Century) Anemones and Gypsophila on a window sill Signed


Oil on board


51 x 41cm; 20 x 16in With a still life of michaelmas daisies by Kaarina Makela (2) £100-200


185. Penton Bell (early 20th Century) A bouquet of roses Signed


Oil on canvas 48 x 33cm; 19 x 13in


With a further still life of flowers signed indistinctly (2) £100-150


186.


Marjorie Hilda Tietjens (1895-?) Still life of flowers in a jug Signed


Oil on canvas board 31 x 38.5cm; 12 x 15in and various


With 3 further still lifes of flowers, one by Brenda King, one signed M.M. and one larger in a carved wood oak-leaf frame (4) £200-300


187 187. ‡


Phyllis Westmacott (20th Century) Still life of flowers in an urn Signed


Oil on canvasboard 54 x 43cm; 21¼ x 17in


With 2 further unsigned oils of still lifes of flowers (3) £120-180


188. ‡ Annie Raworth (Jersey early 20th Century) Still life of fruit and a glass bottle on a table; Pelargoniums in a pot on a stand Two, both signed, one inscribed verso (partially obscured) Both oil on canvas


38.5 x 51cm; 15 x 20in and 20 x 41cm; 20 x 16in (2) £200-300


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