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Paul Hedley (b 1947)

Biography of the artist Paul Hedley (b 1947)

Paul Hedley (b 1947) was born in 1947 and attended the Medway School of Art and Manchester College of Art.

Hedley's ability is to describe the figurative form in exciting and colourful compositions.

Paul Hedley has exhibited at the RSBA, the ROI and The New England Art Club.

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Lot FS27/276: Paul Hedley [20th Century] - 'Judith', A Lady Recumbent on A Sofa

Paul Hedley [20th Century] - 'Judith', a lady recumbent on a sofa - signed bottom right bodycolour 25.5 x 35cm.

Estimate: £100 - £200
Realised: £180

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Sale FS40; Lot: 0607: Two First Period Worcester coffee cups one painted in famille rose Mandarin style with four figures in a garden and on a terrace, possibly James Giles workshop, circa 1770, 6.5 cm; the other painted with floral sprays, circa 1775-80, 6.5cm (2).

Two First Period Worcester Coffee Cups (FS40/607)

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Sale FS36; Lot: 0002: A George III old Sheffield plated coffee pot, struck three times for Henry Tudor & Co, circa 1760-65 crested, of baluster form, the domed hinged lid with pineapple finial, reeded spout, raised on a circular foot, 25.5cm high.

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Sale FS39; Lot: 0607: A rare Chinese cloisonné enamel and gilt-bronze tripod censer, Ming Dynasty the globular body with twin arching reeded handles ending with ruyi heads and eight wave pattern bosses below the rim, decorated with a design of four taotie masks amongst scrolling foliage with a band of archaistic dragons above, three large lotus blooms to the underside in green, yellow, blue, brown, white and black enamels on a turquoise ground, on lotus bud cabriole legs, 21cm wide, 16cm high. * This fine censer was purchased at a house sale in Devon circa 1964/65 by the late husband of the present owner. He attended the sale with the intention of buying a Georgian tallboy, which he did, but when viewing saw the censer, liked the colour of the enamels and purchased it for a modest sum. It was used for several years as a plant pot but after being itemised in a late 1970s insurance valuation, was 'upgraded' to a desk tidy for paper clips and pens.

A Rare Chinese Cloisonné Enamel and Gilt-bronze Tripod Censer, Ming Dynasty (FS39/607)

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Sale FS39; Lot: 0613: A pair of Chinese carved abalone shells decorated with figures in a village landscape, raised on polished wood stands, overall height 32cm.

A Pair of Chinese Carved Abalone Shells (FS39/613)

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Sale FS37; Lot: 0914: A Japanese carved ivory okimono of a teacher and pupil at a table learning to write the alphabet, signed to the base Ryokoku, Meiji period, 9cm wide.

A Japanese Carved Ivory Okimono (FS37/914)

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Sale FS37; Lot: 1125: An early 18th Century walnut and crossbanded rectangular chest, the quarter veneered top with a wide crossbanded border and a moulded edge with rounded corners, fitted with a slide and containing four long graduated drawers below, on later bracket feet, 87.5cm (2ft 10 1/2in) wide.

An Early 18th Century Walnut and Crossbanded Rectangular Chest (FS37/1125)

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