Decorative Pictures

Sydney R. Jones - 'St Ives', pencil drawing, signed, titled and dated 1950, 15cm x 25.5cm, within an oak frame.

Edgar Degas - 'Dans Les Collections Francaises' (Poster for the Exhibition at the Gazette des Beaux-Arts, Paris), colour print, published by Busson circa 1955, 64cm x 49cm, within a painted wood frame, together with another exhibition poster, 'Illustrateurs Au Temps de Poiret'.

Brugger AG (publisher) - 'Gstaad My Love' (Ski Travel Poster), 20th century offset lithograph, 101.5cm x 64cm, together with another similar poster, 'Wallis, Ihre Ferien-Schatzkammer'.

Georges Braque - 'Lettera Amorosa' (Poster for the Exhibition at Musée Pétrarque), colour lithograph on Arches wove, printed by Rimbaud circa 1986, sheet size 63cm x 42cm, together with sixteen further exhibition posters after different hands.

Her Majesty's Stationery Office (publisher) - 'There's a future in it, chum' (Second World War Recruitment Poster), 20th century colour print, printed by Fosh and Cross circa 1940s, 36cm x 24cm, together with a First World War poster, 'Save Food for World Relief'.

Mourlot (publisher) - 'Relevés de Touen Houang et Peintures Anciennes de la Collection Tchang Ta-Ts'ien' (Poster for the Exhibition of Chinese Art at Musée Cernuschi), colour lithograph, printed by Mourlot circa 1956, 64cm x 47cm, together with five further exhibition posters of Asian art interest.

After Jules Chéret - 'Exposition, Tableaux & Dessins de A. Willette', 20th century facsimile, 80cm x 59cm, together with three late 20th century Art Nouveau style posters.

J. Longmead - The Death of Marat, late 20th/early 21st century screen print, signed in pencil, sheet size 84cm x 60cm, together with ten prints and posters by various hands.

Herman Verbaere - 'Hoeilaart Centrum van de Druiventeelt Roept U!' (Advertising poster for the Hoeilaart Grape and Wine Festival), colour lithograph, printed by Beyaert-Sioen circa 1972, sheet size 100cm x 61cm, together with approximately thirty vintage exhibition posters.

Constantin Film (publisher) - 'In Beirut sind die Nächte Lang' (Movie Poster for 24 Hours to Kill), colour lithograph, printed by FP Druck circa 1965, sheet size 84cm x 59cm, together with three posters of Maurice Chevalier interest, and two further vintage film posters.

Jim Davis - Cartoon Strip featuring Garfield and Jon, pen and ink, circa 1984, signed and dedicated 'To: Richard, Thanks for everything: Jim Davis' and numbered 9-28, 13cm x 38cm, together with a signed poster by Davis and a signed Christmas card (lacking print).

After Charles Schulz - 'Peanuts, featuring Good ol' Charlie Brown' (Cartoon Strip), monochrome print, circa 1981, signed and dedicated 'To all our friends at Sun Pac Foods, Best wishes, Charles M. Schulz', 39.5cm x 28cm, together with another print signed by Johnny Hart.

Alan Hervey D'Egville - 'Our bedroom is marked with a cross...', pen and ink, typed title, sheet size 25cm x 20cm, together with a collection of approximately fifty other cartoons by Alan Hervey D'Egville.

Manner of William Henry Trood - Two Gun Dogs in a Landscape, watercolour with gouache, signed and dated 1875, 14cm x 22cm, within a gilt frame with pressed metal corner crestings.

Attributed to Robert Trenaman Back - 'Ford of Dagenham, Fordson' (Design for a Tractor Advertisement), 20th century pen and ink, 22cm x 25cm, together with a collection of seven further advertising designs by the same hand, including examples for Morris Motors and a book jacket design D.H. Lawrence's 'Sons & Lovers'.

Frances Fry - Four Hedgehogs drinking Milk, gouache, signed, sheet size 25cm x 35cm, together with eighteen others, most by Frances Fry.

Jean-Paul le Verrier - 'Le Caf' Conc' (Design for a Poster), pencil heightened with watercolour, signed and dated 1945, 52cm x 35.5cm.

Geoffrey Sparrow - 'He may win a Race: but it will have to be Next Time!', watercolour and ink, signed, titled and dated '68, 10.5cm x 16cm, together with an etching, a scraperboard, a pen and ink and two further watercolours, all by Sparrow.

British School - Young Shepherd at Rest with his Dog, early 19th century watercolour, 10cm x 7cm.