Above, Left to Right: Lot 81, Lot 171 and Lot 205.
Lot 81. Sold £460. Frank Henry Mason (Staithes Group 1875-1965): "Birdland on the Yorkshire Coast". This gouache, signed with initials and titled on the printed base beneath the mount, depicts egg collectors climbing Flamborough Head with a telescopic view transposed onto a bird's egg. The piece measures 26cm x 19cm. Notably, just before auctioning, it was discovered that this artwork was a design for a railway poster.
Lot 171. Sold £1,400. Attributed to Walter Richard Sickert RA RBA (British 1860-1942): "La Giuseppina". This pen, ink, and black chalk drawing, unsigned and measuring 16.5cm x 14cm (unframed). Notes: for a similar drawing, c.f. 'Chicken - Girl at a Piano', ('Sickert', Wendy Baron, London: Phaidon, 1973, p.367), sold Dreweatts 19th October 2022 Lot 32.
Lot 205. Sold £650. Lin Jammet (British 1958-2017): "The Fall of Desaix". This screenprint, signed, dated '97, and inscribed 'GSL I' (Gresham Studio Ltd) in pencil with Gamma blindstamp, measures 115cm x 79cm. Jammet, son of artist Dame Elisabeth Frink and architect Michel Jammet, began printmaking in the 1970s with family friend Julian Trevelyan, later producing prints with Curwen Chilford and Gresham Studio.