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JOHN OF COLCHESTER VINE (UK, 1805/09-1867)

Bovine Portrait of three cows in pasture stream, oil on canvas, signed lower right, in vintage birdseye maple ogee frame with gilt liner, OS: 29" x 44", SS: 24" x 39", cleaned and relined.

John Cook, Phoenix USA, Art Nouveau style Gooseneck Desk Lamp - metal lily pad base, iridescent stylised blue lily pad leaf and vine design glass fluted rimmed shade, fitted with Gilbert, New York City, USA Electric swit

John Cook, Phoenix USA, Art Nouveau style Gooseneck Desk Lamp - metal lily pad base, iridescent stylised blue lily pad leaf and vine design glass fluted rimmed shade, fitted with Gilbert, New York City, USA Electric switch, shade signed and dated 12/87. Working order.

JOHN VINE OF COLCHESTER (BRITISH 1809-1867) A PRIZE PIG

JOHN VINE OF COLCHESTER (BRITISH 1809-1867) A PRIZE PIG Signed, inscribed and dated 1844, oil on canvas (36cm x 46cm (14in x 18in))

After John Vine (1808-1867), Colour prints, A pair, Portrait of a prize cow in a landscape. Approx.

After John Vine (1808-1867), Colour prints, A pair, Portrait of a prize cow in a landscape. Approx. 7 1/2" x 9 1/2" (2)

John Vine of Colchester (British, 1805-1867) A hunting dog in a landscape Oil on

John Vine of Colchester (British, 1805-1867) A hunting dog in a landscape Oil on canvas 9-3/4 x 11-1/2 inches (24.8 x 29.2 cm) Signed and inscribed lower right: J. Vine Pinx HID01801242017

JOHN VINE OF COLCHESTER (BRITISH, 1805-1867) A HUNTING DOG IN A LANDSCAPE OIL ON

John Vine of Colchester (British, 1805-1867) A hunting dog in a landscape Oil on canvas 9-3/4 x 11-1/2 inches (24.8 x 29.2 cm) Signed and inscribed lower right: J. Vine Pinx HID04901242017

JOHN VINE OF COLCHESTER (BRITISH, 1809-1867) Sheep in a landscape

JOHN VINE OF COLCHESTER (BRITISH, 1809-1867) Sheep in a landscape oil on canvas (i) 20 x 24 in. (50.8 x 70 cm.) (ii) 20 ½ x 27 in. (52.1 x 68.6 cm.) (2)

John Vine (British, 1809-1867) - Three prize pigs 18 x 23in (45.8 x 58.5cm)

John Vine (British, 1809-1867) Three prize pigs 18 x 23in (45.8 x 58.5cm)

JOHN LOTTON LEAF AND VINE STUDIO ART GLASS PAPERWEIGHTS, LOT OF TWO

JOHN LOTTON LEAF AND VINE STUDIO ART GLASS PAPERWEIGHTS, LOT OF TWO, colorless iridescent, with green/blue and golden iridescent vines and leaves, each signed, "LOTTON 1990/LEAF AND VINE".

John Vine of Colchester (circa 1809-1861)/Long Horn Bull/signed Vine Pinxt/oil on canvas, 49cm x 59cm/

John Vine of Colchester (circa 1809-1861)/Long Horn Bull/signed Vine Pinxt/oil on canvas, 49cm x 59cm/ /Please see the Sale Info bar below for any additional fees that may be applicable upon purchasing an item

John Vine of Colchester (1808 - 1867), watercolour - study of a calf, inscribed verso - 'A Portrait

John Vine of Colchester (1808 - 1867), watercolour - study of a calf, inscribed verso - 'A Portrait of a Calf about 15 months old, supposed to weigh 50 Stone and upwards, the property of Mr Martin Harsant, East Soham, J Vine pinnxit Colchester 1857', in glazed gilt frame, 19cm x 24cm

John Vine of Colchester (1808 - 1867), oil on board - Longhorn Bull in stab

John Vine of Colchester (1808 - 1867), oil on board - Longhorn Bull in stable, signed, in maple frame, 45cm x 59cm

JOHN VINE STABLE PAINTING with dogs

VINE, John, (English, 1809-1867): Stable Scene with Stallion, 2 Manchester Terriers, and Mutt, Oil/Canvas, 20" x 24", signed lower right, dated 1863 on bucket lower left, contemporary fine burlwood framing 23 1/2" x 27 3/4".

John Vine of Colchester (British, 1809-1867) - Harriet, a Pig - oil on canvas

John Vine of Colchester (British, 1809-1867) Victoria, a Prize Pig oil on unlined canvas h:34 w:44 cm Provenance: The painting was commissioned by Mr and Mrs Sawyer who ran a public house in Tunstall, Suffolk. They kept a few animals and "Victoria", the subject of the painting, was one of their prize pigs. Their daughter Alice Sawyer inherited the painting. Alice Sawyer married and moved to Wickham Skeith in Suffolk and married a man called Elsden. They had several children, the eldest "Millie" (Wilhelmena) inherited the painting from her parents; By descent within the Elsden family to the present owners. Other Notes: John Vine was born in Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk but soon after his birth his family moved to Colchester. John Vince overcame considerable handicaps to become an artist in that he was born with only very rudimentary arms and legs. There is a letter from the Duke of Marlborough expressing his 'great surprise at the production of such an excellent picture by one labouring under such disadvantages'. John Vine was an important livestock artist who began painting a variety of animals for cleints in East Anglia. He travelled all over the country attending agricultural shows, and by the 1840s Vine had an established practice in livestock and equestrian portraits, attending attended all of the Royal Agricultural Society and Smithfield Shows, painting portraits of prizewinning livestock, commissioned by their proud owners. His animals, especially his pigs, are full of character and great charm.

John Vine of Colchester (British, 1809-1867)

James Vine of Colchester (1809-1867)

A prize cow signed 'J. Vine Pinxt 1853' (lower left) oil on board 17 1/4 x 23 1/4 in. (43.8 x 59 cm.)

John Vine of Colchester (British, 1809-1867)

A mare and foal in a landscape, signed 'J. Vine Pinxt' and dated 1840, oil on canvas, 19 1/2 x 23 1/2 in. (49.7 x 59.7 cm.)

John Vine of Colchester (British, 1809-1867)

Portrait of a chesnut horse and a collie in a loosebox, signed, oil on canvas, 19 1/2 x 23 5/8 in. (49.7 X 60 cm.)

JOHN VINE OF COLCHESTER (British, 1809-1867) HOLDERNESS CATTLE IN A LANDSCAPE

Large oil on canvas scene shows three large brown and white cattle. One drinking from small stream, two standing head to head in front of barn type building. Sun shined through opening in cloudy sky which shows a blue sky. Signed lower right "J. Vine". Housed in an antique birdseye maple ogee type frame with gold liner.

John Vine of Colchester (c. 1809-1867)

John Vine of Colchester (c. 1809-1867) Holderness cattle in a landscape signed 'J Vine Pinxt.' (lower right) oil on canvas 23 1/4 x 37 3/4 in. (59 x 95.9 cm.)

John Vine (C.1808/9-1867)

A two year old filly in a landscape; and A two year old colt in a park, with a country house beyond signed and inscribed 'A 2 yrs. old filly bred by Mr. Wm. Pachard & Gaind. the First Prize at the East Suffolk Agril. Association held at Framlingham, Sept. 9th 1847 J. Vine pinx.' (along the lower edge); and signed and inscribed 'A Two year old colt bred by Mr. Wm. Pachard Saxmundham shown at Framlingham as extra stock Sept. 9th 1847 Painted by J. Vine of Colchester' (along the lower edge) oil on canvas, unframed 191/4 x 231/4 in. (48.9 x 59 cm.) a pair (2) NOTES Born with deformed arms and fingers, it has been suggested that Vine painted with his feet, but contemporary drawings show him holding a picture in one hand and a pencil in the other. As a child he was exhibited at country fairs as a curiosity called 'Master Vine', but by 1830 he had married and settled in Colchester. His patrons included the Royal Agricultural Society, Lord Weston and Lord Foley. SALESROOM NOTICE Please note that the estimate should read:- œ2500-3500.