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LEIGHTON, Clare, 'Wood-Engraving & Woodcuts', The Studio, 1932, tog. with 'Where Land Meets Sea The Enduring Cape Cod' by same. The Chatham Press, Connecticut, 1954. soft covers.Plus GIBBINGS, Robert 'John Graham Convict 1824' Dent, 1956. 1st thus. in d/w. 40 engrs. by author. Plus BATES, H.E. 'Through The Woods' Gollancz, 1936, in d/w. engrs. Agnes MILLER PARKER, plus 3 others. 7.

Twelve miscellaneous books including Greene Graham : A Burnt-Out Case. 1961. Dust jacket; Stowe H.B. : Uncle Tom's Cabin. 1852; Wilson Angus : The Middle Age of Mrs. Eliot. 1958. Dust jacket, etc.

Graham Jowett-Ive. Oil on canvas. 'The Floating Harbour 1889', Bristol. Signed, titled and dated (20)02. 68x78cm. Framed.

Graham Isom (b.1945). Oil on card. Hunting vignettes - a huntsman taking a fence, three portraits of hounds and one of a fox. Signed. 48.8x67.2cm. F&G.

Graham Isom. Oil on canvas. A jockey racing. Signed. 29x39.3cm. Framed.

Graham Isom. Oil on canvas. Two jockeys racing neck to neck. Signed. 29x39.3cm. Framed.

Graham Clarke - 'Fireworkers'; hand-coloured etching with aquatint, signed, titled and numbered 35/200 in pencil, arched, 42.8x34.2cm.

Military Medal to Pte. A. Graham 1/5 Kings Own Scottish Borderers 1914-18, No. 240665.

A BESWICK FIGURE OF DUCHESS WITH PIE, BP3-b, by Graham Tongue, 1979-1982, 10.1cm, (4in) high. See lot 308 for illustration.

A BESWICK FIGURE OF TIMMIE WILLIE SLEEPING, BP3-c, by Graham Tongue, issued 1986-1996, 3.2cm x 9.5cm, (1.25in x 3.75in) high.

A BESWICK FIGURE OF MR ALDERMAN PTOLEMY, BP3-b, by Graham Tongue, first issued 1973, 8.9cm, (3.5in) high. See lot 320 for illustration.

LORNA GRAHAM, Still life with flowers in a jug, and candlesticks, signed, watercolour, 74cm x 56cm.

Daniel Wildenstein - "Monet or The Triumph or Impressionism", published by Taschen, 1996 (four volumes in blue cloth binding), and Graham Reynolds - "The Early Paintings and Drawings of John Constable", Yale University Press 1996 (two volumes)

1929 Election: a cylindrical pottery mug by Green printed in brown with a dated portrait the reverse inscribed 'Major D. Graham Pole, First labour Member for South Derbyshire, Elected 1929' and decorated in orange and black, 112mm high

PETER GRAHAM, Gulls on rocks, signed and dated 1880, watercolour and bodycolour, 52cm x 70cm.

Lewis, James, Original Designs in Architecture; consisting of Plans, Elevations, and Sections for Villas, Mansions, Town-Houses ... and A New Design for a Theatre, London, for the author by Cooper & Graham, 1797, folio (525 x 360mm.), 2 parts in one volume, 64 engraved plates, one folding by T. Miller (and others) after Lewis (Architect), later half calf, red morocco lettering piece. Second Edition

Fowler, John, and John Cornforth, English Decoration in the 18th Century, London, Barrie & Jenkins, 1974, large 4to (295 x 205mm.), half title, photographic plates and illustrations, original green cloth, and dust-jacket. Linstrum, Derek, West Yorkshire Architects and Architecture, London, Humphries, 1978, 4to (270 x 215mm.), half title, photographic frontispiece of a detail of carton-pierre of the Grand Theatre, Leeds, plates and illustrations, original green cloth, and dust-jacket. Pearce, David, London's Mansions The Palatial Houses of the Nobility, London, B. T. Batsford, 1986, large 4to (300 x 205mm.), half title, photographic frontispiece of a Section drawing of Sir William Chamber's proposal for York House, plates and illustrations, original red cloth, and dust-jacket. Stalley, Roger, The Cistercian Monasteries of Ireland, London & New Haven, Yale University Press, 1987, large 4to (285 x 225mm.), half title, photographic frontispiece of Corcomore Abbey at the end of the nineteenth century, plates and illustrations, original blue cloth, and dust-jacket. Together with 14 other works in 14 volumes, including Olive Cook's 'The English House Thorough Seven Centuries' (London, 1968), Frank Russell's 'Art Nouveau Architecture' (London, 1979), and Graham Stuart Thomas 'Gardens of the Natural Trust', (London, 1979)

"Findon Cottage" and "The Master", [London], Country Life for Private Circulation Only, 1916, 8vo (260 x 190mm.), photographic plates, and illustrations, signed photograph of John Graham, author's presentation inscription on front free endpaper, original red morocco backed spine, front cover lettered in gilt, armorial bookplate of W. P. Baker. Goss, Charles, W. F., Crosby Hall A Chapter in the History of London, London, Crowther & Goodman, 1908, 8vo (245 x 150mm.), half title, photographic frontispiece, plates, some folding, and illustrations, original red cloth gilt. Catalogue of The Collection of Pictures, Works of Art, and Decorative Objects, The Property of His Grace The Duke of Hamilton ... which will be Sold by Auction by Messrs. Christie, Manson & Woods ... On Saturday, June 17, and Monday, June 19, 1882, London, by Clowes & Sons, 1882, 4to (235 x 150mm.), two parts in one, original red cloth, front cover lettered in gilt. With John F. Curwen's 'Historical Description of Levens Hall' (Kendal, 1898)

Mortimer Mempes (1860-1938), The Market, etching, signed within the margin lower right, p. 23 x 27.5cm, and, Graham Rust, Narcissi: Ice Follies, limited edition photographic reproduction, signed lower right, inscribed 160/350, lower left, s. 56 x 41cm

*Graham Vintage Port, original wooden case, 6 bottles

Graham Dudley Page, sea lavender beds at Gore Point, Hunstanton, watercolour, 10" x 14" and another, 6" x 7.5"

English pewter charger, by Graham & Wardsop of London, 15in (38.1cm) diameter; and a pewter quart mug, 6.5in (16.5cm) high (2)

GOLDSCHMIDT S. Bridle Wise 1927, illus. EDWARDS L. cream cloth covers and eleven other vols. including GRAHAM, The Grand National, 12 vols

English School (19th century), Portrait of Lawrence Graham Cloete, a yeomanry officer, oil on canvas, 103.5 x 81.5cm

Reportage photographs of people and places in the back-streets and community of Thornaby on Tees, possibly the work of Graham Smith, c.1970. (9)

"Un Printemps Suspendu" - limited edition, etching with aquatint, signed proof by Jean Solombre; "Wild Flowers", etchings with aquatint, limited edition, signed proof by Graham Evernden (a pair); and "Summer Solstice", etching, signed proof by David Beattie: all Christie's Contemporary Art. (4)

Culpepper (Nicholas); The British Herbal and Family Physician, numerous coloured plates, Graham (T.J.); Modern Domestic Medicine, 9th edition, 1884, and two other books

FARR (Graham E), WEST COUNTRY PASSENGER STEAMERS, cloth, dust wrapper, 8vo, 1956; Paterson (A.J.S.), The Golden Years of the Clyde Steamers, cloth, dust wrapper, 8vo, 1969, together with 13 others on Paddle Steamers, Ships, Piers and Shipwrecks, (15).

A Hornby Dublo Duchess of Montrose, centre pickup, a Dublo 2-6-4 tank loco, a Graham Farish tank loco and three other locos.

A Graham Farish `N' gauge O-6-O tank loco, another loco and various rolling stock and accessories.

Graham Knuttel (b.1954) ARTIST AND MUSE, signed lower right, oil on canvas, 122 by 91cm., 48 by 36in. €6000-€8000

Graham Knuttel (b.1954) FOUR HUSTLERS, signed lower right, oil on canvas, 91 by 72cm., 36 by 28.5in. €6000-€8000

Graham Sutherland, OM (1903-1980) Predatory Form, signed lower right in pencil "Graham Sutherland" and numbered lower left "1/50", with the reversed date at top right "6.XI.53" lithograph, 56 x 76cm Printed by: Fernand Mourlot, Paris, 1953. Published: The Redfern Gallery, London

Graham Austin (20th Century) A Marsh Harrier, signed lower left "Graham Austin 1977", watercolour, 49 x 36cm in a rosewood frame

Graham Austin (20th Century) A Barn Owl, signed lower right "Graham Austin 1976", watercolour, 49 x 36cm, in a rosewood frame

Graham Brown - Mediterranean coastal scene with gardens and cottages; oil on board, signed, 28.4x31.4cm

2 x Castle, 0-6-2 Tank, City of London, 2-6-4 Tank and Deltic Diesel all heavily repainted, a couple with replacement wheels. 0-6-0 Tank and 2-6-4 Tank (converted to 2-rail running) both BR black all with couplings replaced Fair to Good. Graham Farish King (lacks plastic tender top, propshaft and front bogie wheels) remainder Good Plus. Trix 4-6-0 Standard Class 5 BR black Good Plus, repainted Class 42 Warship and Class 52 Western Diesels Fair to Good. Repainted Wrenn rebuilt Merchant Navy Loco with modified Triang Tender Good. (13)

Graham Farish 0-6-0 94XX Tank GWR green fitted with Dublo couplings, 5 x GWR brown/cream Suburban Coaches (one fitted with Dublo coupling and the Brake end Coach has detailed bufferbeam), boxes damaged Excellent to Excellent Plus Boxed. (6)

Graham Farish Steam Locos. 4-6-0 Castle "Clun Castle" and 0-6-0 94XX Pannier Tank both GWR green and 4-4-0 Compound SDJR blue, all fitted with 5-pole motors Near Mint to Mint Boxed. (3)

GRAHAM HADLOW (Contemporary). "Afternoon sunlight, Nevern Estuary". Signed. 6" x 14".

GRAHAM HADLOW (Contemporary). Church Rock, Broadhaven. Signed. 6" x 10".

GRAHAM HADLOW (Contemporary). Angle with beached yacht. Signed. 7" x 10".

A George III Soup Ladle, of Old English pattern, engraved crest and initials, (by Adam Graham, Glasgow, circa 1763, maker's mark and town mark struck twice, 37cm long, 7 1/2 oz)

Lady Beatrice Graham. A DUTCH FISH MARKET. Watercolour heightened with white, (38cm by 56cm)

The Filtrate Trophy, presented by Filtrate Oils for the most meritious performance each year in Motor Cycle Sport starting in 1953 with J.Kidson, winners include Phil Read and Graham Noyce. This Trophy comprises a Manx Norton flywheel assembly mounted on a wooden plinth surrounded by a silver laurel wreath

Graham Farish Limited Hudson-class American outline steam locomotive and tender, in original pencil-case box, and two New York Central coaches, unboxed. (3)

Graham Farish Limited 2-6-2T locomotive G.W.R. in green and an 0-6-0 tender loco by Formoway for Graham Farish in B.R. black. (2)

Graham Farish Limited King-class locomotive "King George V" loco and tender in B.R. green livery, unboxed.

Graham Farish Limited Black V 4-6-0 tender locomotive L.M.S., no. 2450.

Graham Farish Limited West Country streamlined 4-6-2 tender locomotive, Southern livery "Plymouth", no. 21C103.

Graham Farish Limited Merchant Navy class locomotive 4-6-2 named "Port Line", no. 35027, in B.R. experimental blue livery.

Graham Farish Limited coaches and wagons - two L.N.E.R. corridor coaches, one Pullman car and four wagons. (7)

Hornby Minitrix N-gauge Warship class locomotive "Hermes", no. 205, a Minitrix 4-6-2 German locomotive and tender, no. 2044, a motorised chassis by Graham Farish, no. 1109, and five other N-gauge locomotives by Minitrix, Lima, Grafar and Wrenn, in boxes. (8)

A pair of oils of hunting scenes by Graham Isom, signed, 29cms x 39cms.

A BESWICK BEATRIX POTTER FIGURINE, "SIR ISAAC NEWTON", Bp-3b backstamp, modelled by Graham Tongue, complete with original box, 9.5cm, (3.7in) high (See lot 571 for illustration).

A HUGE 20TH-CENTURY CHROMO-LITHOGRAPHED ADVERTISING POSTER, by Thomas Forman & Sons, Nottingham, for Whiteways Cyders, depicting a still life of apples, cider glass and bottle, signed Graham Simmons, canvas-backed, 152cm x 203cm (80.5in x 60in)

Highland cattle in a glen, large-plate engraving by Joseph B. Pratt after Peter Graham, signed proof, 1903.

Graham Sutherland - 'Orpheus', no. 7 from 'Le Bestiare' by Apollinaire; etching with aquatint, signed and numbered 66/75 in pencil, 48.2x75.3cm.

REYNOLDS, Graham - John Constable's Sketch Books of 1813 & 1814, 3 volumes in green cloth slipcase, BUCKLE, Richard - Jacob Epstein, Sculptor, London 1963, dust jacket, together with a quantity of related titles, etc.

HUGHES, Graham - Modern Jewelry, Studio Books, London 1963, dust jacket, KENNETH SNOWMAN, A - Maitres Joailliers, Paris 1990, dust jacket, together with 15 other titles on jewels and jewellery (17).