Lincoln Fine Art Sale
AUCTION DATES
Golding Young, Grantham
Asian Art Sale, Wednesday 11th September, 9am
Collective Sale, Wednesday 18th and Thursday 19th September, 9am
Golding Young, Bourne
Collective Sale, Wednesday 25th and Thursday 26th September, 9am
Golding Young, Lincoln
Collective Sale, Wednesday 4th and Thursday 5th September, 9am
John Taylors, Louth
Sale of Antiques, Furniture, Ceramics, Pictures, Jewellery, Watches, Coins and Silver, etc. Tuesday 3rd September, 10am
Robert Bell & Co, Horncastle
Period & Modern Household Furniture & Effects, Wednesday 4th September, 9.30am
Stamford Auction Rooms, Stamford
Fine Jewellery, Silver, Watches, Coins, Designer Goods, Saturday 28th September, 10am
Unique Auctions, Lincoln
Antiques & Collectors, including Gold, Jewellery, Silver, Furniture, Saturday 7th and Sunday 8th September, 9am
Please refer to the websites of each company to see the most recent updates on auction postponements and cancellations.
Words by:
William Gregory MRICS
Featured in:
September 2024
By William Gregory MRICS, Golding Young and Mawer.
The August Lincoln Fine Art Auction consisted of 399 lots.
First on offer were two oil paintings by Fred Yates. Born in Urmston, Manchester in 1922, his works are often compared with Manchester’s most famous artist, LS Lowry. Certainly the works of Yates show the influence of Lowry.
Unlike Lowry, Yates left the North West in the late 1960s for the South West. This again influenced his work, as shown in the two paintings sold in the August auction.
From the early 20th century, a watercolour by Henry John Stock (1853-1930) of a young child, titled Wonder thought, exceeded expectations when the hammer fell at £1,100.
Works from the 18th century also featured, two oil on canvas paintings by Francis Sartorius (1734-1804), each a horse study – of Jenny Cutts and Pelham. Pelham was first to the post with a winning bid of £2,200.
Full results can be found at www.goldingyoung.com
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