Lot 600: Attributed to John Nixon, British c.1750-1818- A lady, tradi

Attributed to John Nixon, British c.1750-1818- A lady, traditionally upheld to be Mrs J Whitehead, riding a donkey on the beach, accompanied by a dog; pen, ink and watercolour, 10.1x12.6cm: Follower of John Nixon, British c.1750-1818- Seated woman with a basket of pears; pen, ink and watercolour, bears initials 'JN' and inscription 'Poire d'Angleterre, Poire d'Angleterre' in ink, 14.5x10cm: Follower of John Nixon, British c.1750-1818- ''Killing a Pig, Benson Oxfordshire''; pen, ink and watercolour, bears initials 'JN' and date '95', 9x12.5cm: Follower of John Nixon, British .1750-1818- ''Mr Kinder of Cheapside Linen Drapers''; pen and brown ink over graphite, 7.5x7.7cm: Follower of Thomas Stothard, British 1755-1834- A lady, gentleman and seated dog in a landscape; pen, blue black ink and watercolour heightened with white, 7x6.7cm: together with three other watercolours by separate hands, depicting various subject matter, various sizes, 6.3x3.5cm, 4.5x8.3cm and 4.5x11.5cm, (8)