The Studio Sale of John Murray Thomson RSA RSW PSSA


Lot 348 Lot 347


347. Collection of artists accessories belonging to John Murray Thomson RSA RSW PSSA (1885-1974), to include basket containing assorted brushes and kid leather glove, two oval shaped palettes, rectangular palette, folding rectangular palette, Japanned metal brush container bearing label ‘John B. Smith 117 Hampstead Road London N.W.’, together with various other assorted Japanned metal containers, assorted palette knives, Japanned metal rectangular paint box ‘Reeves Viridian Artists Watercolours’, another ‘Windsor & Newton Patent Spring Box’, paint set, mahogany travelling rectangular portable combination easel and paint box, small rectangular copper plate, brass studio door name plaque inscribed ‘J. Murray Thomson Studio’ and a Windsor & Newton of London easel. £100-200 (+24% BP*)


348. Royal Scottish Society of Painters and Watercolours scroll ‘To J. Murray Thomson Esquire, given at our Royal Palace of Buckingham on the fourteenth day of November 1924’, signed George RI, a Japanned metal scroll tin containing scroll The Royal Scottish Academy of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture, inscribed to John Murray Thomson Esquire fifteenth day of March 1939 ‘duly elected and associate’, signed George RI Scobie president, together with another Japanned metal scroll case and cover containing scroll The Royal Scottish Academy Painting, Sculpture and Architecture John Murray Thomson Academician, signed Elizabeth R, W. McTaggart secretary (3). £50-100 (+24% BP*)


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BP* - Buyer’s Premium of 24% inclusive of VAT @ 20%


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