1. Satirical snuff box
This Battersea enamel pill or snuff box with a satirical print titled The Lawyer and his Agent has hopes of £300-400 in Chiswick Auctions’ sale From the Curious to the Extraordinary on April 28.
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2. Louis Icart etching
The sale at Kings Russell on April 28 includes this drypoint etching by Louis Icart, titled Bewilderment, estimated at £250-350.
The sale at Kings Russell in London on April 28 includes this 18 x 15in (47 x 39cm) drypoint etching by Louis Icart (1888-1950).
Bewilderment, signed in pencil, dates from 1920 and is pitched at £250-350.
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3. Eduardo Paolozzi print
On April 29 Forum Auctions holds a sale of 50 prints by Eduardo Paolozzi from a private collection including Plaza 1964 (Miles 21) estimated at £200-300.
On April 29 Forum Auctions holds a sale of 50 prints by Eduardo Paolozzi (1924-2005) from a private collection.
This 1964 screen print titled Plaza 1964 (Miles 21) pictured top, an artist’s proof aside from the edition of 10 printed by Kelpra Studios, London, measures 21 x 16in (53 x 45cm). Estimate £200-300.
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4. Kangxi vases
This pair of Chinese vases decorated with famille verte narrative scenes carrying Kangxi four-character marks but not deemed of the period is estimated at £400-600 in Ewbank’s April 30 auction.
This pair of 18in (44cm) Chinese vases decorated with famille verte narrative scenes carry Kangxi four-character marks but are not deemed of the period. They come for sale at Ewbank’s Asia art sale in Surrey on April 30 from a named English private collection formed between c.1968-85.
Estimate £400-600.
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5. Elvis Presley’s debut single
This rare first US issue of Elvis Presley’s debut single That’s All Right issued on the Sun label in 1954 carries an estimate of £900-1000 in Stacey’s auction on May 2.
This rare first US issue of Elvis Presley’s debut single That’s All Right issued on the Sun label in 1954 carries an estimate of £900-1000 at Stacey’s in Rayleigh, Essex, on May 2.
By repute the 10in shellac (with a deep groove through the outside edge of the label consistent with the first US issue) came from the collection of ‘Cowboy’ Jack Clement who was a producer working with Sam Phillips at Sun Studios in the 1950s.
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