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Los 285
William John Caparne (British, 1855-1940), Study of the Bearded Iris 'Circassian', watercolour, signed with initials lower left, inscribed lower right12¼ x 10½in. (31 x 26.7cm.)* Provenance: From the collection of the late Robin A. Fenner, renowned expert on Caparne's life and work and author of 'A Genius Undeclared, The Life, works and times of William John Caparne F.R.H.S.', pub. 1994 and Vol.2, 'Guernsey, My Heaven on Earth', pub. 1998. * Condition: Acidic mount, some mount burn visible and light toning to margins. Crease visible to lower left corner, through initials and some light soiling marks around this corner. Colours slightly faded.
Los 286
William John Caparne (British, 1855-1940), Study of the Intermediate Bearded Irises 'Dorothea' and 'Royal', watercolour, signed lower left, inscribed lower right, framed, 11 x 8¼in. (28 x 21cm.)* Provenance: From the collection of the late Robin A. Fenner, renowned expert on Caparne's life and work and author of 'A Genius Undeclared, The Life, works and times of William John Caparne F.R.H.S.', pub. 1994 and Vol.2, 'Guernsey, My Heaven on Earth', pub. 1998. * Condition: Acidic mount and some mount burn visible. Light foxing to left margin. Colours good.
Los 29
A collection of Staffordshire seated dogs, to include a white version with traditional embellishments and chain and separated front legs, 10in. (25.5cm.) high, together with four pairs of Staffordshire dogs of varying forms and sizes. and anothers. (11) * Condition: Light surface wear, no chips of major cracks found, overall good.
Los 299
Thomas William Hammond (British, 1854-1935), 'The Casquets', pastel, laid onto board, signed lower right, modern hollow gilt frame15¼ x 29¼in. (38.75 x 74.25cm.).* Hammond is recorded as exhibiting 'The Casquets' at the RA in 1909, and this is presumed to be a preliminary sketch of the finished work. * Condition: The frame is not glazed, which has led to light surface dirt and a smudge to the pastel to the lower right corner. Would benefit from glazing to protect the surface. The two-piece sheet has a horizontal join approx. 2in. above the horizon and it does show due to surface dirt along the join. A faint horizontal indented line is visible approx. 2in. below the top margin.
Los 323
Beresford (Elisabeth) - The Wombles - signed copy, The Wombles of Wimbledon, Orinoco Runs Away, pub. London, Walker Books, 1991, signed and dedicated by the author to front end paper; together with a 'A Wombling Holiday' Alderney first day cover, c.2000, signed by Elisabeth Beresford; and 'The Island Railway' by the same author, 1st ed., pub. London, Hamish Hamilton 1988, signed to the half title. (3) * Condition: - Orinoco Runs Away: Light wear to edges and corners. Light spine creasing. Crease to upper corner of signed fep and a few small spots to pages.- Island Railway: Lightly bumped. Spotting to page edges, final page and back end paper.- FDC: Very good condition.
Los 328
Augustus Edwin John OM (Welsh, 1878-1961), Gypsy Caravan and Horse, etching on laid paper, signed in pencil lower right "John", inscribed on back of frame "Purchased by the Duchess of Leeds from Augustus John's studio sale after his death in 1963", framed, 5 X 6in. (12.7 X 15.2cm.).*Caroline Vatcher (Jersey, 1931-2005) became Duchess of Leeds upon her marriage to the Duke of Leeds in 1955. * Condition: Light toned. Acidic mount.
Los 329
Edmund Blampied RE (Jersey 1886-1966), "Emile", drypoint etching, signed in red lower right, inscribed in pencil lower centre "Emile" and numbered in pencil lower left 33/35. Also signed in the plate. Edition of thirty-five published in 1958, framed 5 3/8 x 6in. (13.7 x 15.2cm.). * Condition: Light toning. Signature faded. Acidic mount.
Los 338
Caledonian Railway interest - A exceptionally fine tooled leather-bound illuminated album, the cover with the gilt monogram 'JT', the title page inscribed "Presented to Sir James Thompson, Knight. General Manager of the Caledonian Railway Company. Accompanied by A Service of Plate. Glasgow 30th Septr. 1897", with presentation letter offering congratulations on his knighthood on the occasion of the Queen's Diamond Jubilee, the following two pages signed by numerous colleagues, the album enhanced by five finely executed watercolours of Scottish scenery, including views of Edinburgh Castle and Glasgow University, each page with finely illuminated borders with thistles, coronets and lion rampant roundels, each backed with watered ivory silk, protected in a modern solander slip case, 14¾ x 11in. (37.5 x 27.9cm.).* The album was presented the same year as Sir James was Knighted by Queen Victoria. He was by all accounts a highly esteemed and successful businessman who was hugely popular with his employees. The album is inscribed on the title page "Gilmour & Dean, Fecit, Glasgow". Gilmour & Dean produced maps for the Caledonian Railway Company. * Condition: In fine condition overall - exceptionally well preserved. Very light wear to the corners and edges of the binding, spine lightly sunned. The interior in fine, bright condition - just one small spot of toning to the top edge of the title page, no other spotting or toning.
Los 341
Leo Tolstoy (1828-1910), Russian writer of War and Peace and Anna Karenina - two autograph letters, written to the Tolstoyist and religious activist John C. Kenworthy of 45 Willow Road, Hampstead, London, the first dated 29th June 1900, two pages, 8vo, with original envelope postmarked in Russia on 19th January and Maldon, Essex on 21st January, addressed to 'My Dear Kenworthy' and concerning Kenworthy's notice in the press that he was authorised to publish Tolstoy's works, "For fear this should lead to misunderstanding or undesirable complications, I write at once to remind you of what I said at Terigano, namely that I had already handed over all business matters connected with the publication of my works to Vladamir Tchertkhoff and therefore, though I was very pleased that such a series of publications as you suggested should be brought out under your auspices, yet such authority as I felt myself able to give could only be given subject to Tchertkhoff's approval. It follows that as far as I am concerned you have no authority to act in this matter without the full consent of Tchertkhoff. I hope you will come to a complete understanding with him. I am repeating the contents of this letter to Tchertkhoff....", the second dated 17th January 1902, one page, 8vo, written from the Crimea, thanking Kenworthy for his correspondence, stating, " ....I never forgot and never will the gladness that I felt in knowing you and your work, and the joy that I get from my communion with you. I can not help saying that I am sorry for the importance that you attach to spiritualism. Your true and pure Christian faith and life are much more reliable than all that the spirits can say to you.". (2) * Condition: - 1900: Each of the pages is split into two parts, along the central horizontal fold. Some light spotting and time staining. First page with small split to bottom of vertical fold. The envelope is also split into two parts (front and back), has marginal tears and minor losses. One part of flap missing.- 1902: Folded - small split to centre of folds. Horizontal split to horizontal fold on (blank) second page. Very light occasional spotting. Ink smudged to left of centre.
Los 347
Dugdale (Sir William), The Antiquities of Warwickshire, Illustrated from Records, Leiger Books, Manuscripts, Charters, Evidences, Tombes, and Armes, Beautified with Maps, Prospects and Portraitures, pub. London, Thomas Warren 1656, engraved portrait frontispiece by Wenceslaus Hollar (trimmed and mounted on blank leaf) with further portrait engraving of Hollar mounted to blank leaf after title, 5 double-page engraved maps, six double page engravings and engraved illustrations throughout, many full-page, errata leaf at end, later half calf with combed marbled boards, folio, not collated, faults. * Condition: Binding at fault - cover detached, back cover cracked, worn. Later front and back end papers. Light spotting and toning throughout, heavier spotting and toning to title, index, errata and end papers. Contemp. ink ownership inscription to back of title. A few ink stains. Tear to 50% of fold on first folding map (Knightlow Hundred). One double page engraving re-backed. Some paper repairs to edges.
Los 352
Fleming (Ian), The Man with the Golden Gun, 1st ed., published by London, Jonathan Cape 1965, publisher's cloth with unclipped dust-jacket designed by Richard Chopping, priced 18s, original dust wrapper, octavo. * Condition: Some spotting to dust wrapper and toning to upper edge. A few small chips to corner and head of spine. Small split to head of spine at joint with front board (possibly has been dropped). Scattered spotting to end papers and title. A little occasional light spotting elsewhere.
Los 376
Doré (Gustave, illustrator), The History of Don Quixote. By Cervantes, the text edited by J.W. Clark, pub. London, Cassell, Petter, and Galpin, c.1870, title in red & black, wood engraved plates and illustrations, aeg, orig. gilt cloth. * Condition: Rubbed, spine bumped, original ink owner's inscription to ffep and frontis, cracked hinges, cocked, light spotting
Los 378
Martin (David) - La Sainte Bible, qui contient Le Vieux et le Nouveau Testament, pub. Basel, Jean Rodolphe Im-Hoff, 1736, contemp half calf with speckled boards, engraved frontis., title in red and black, French text; together with Fleetwood (The Rev. John), The Life of our Lord Saviour Jesus Christ, pub. London & New York, John Tallis and Company, c.1876, contemp. full diced calf, engraved frontis., title and plates throughout. (2) * Condition: - Martin: heavily rubbed, corners and spine bumped, spine cracked and partially detached, label rubbed and parts missing, damp staining to top corner and spine to end of Preface, some spotting- Fleetwood: ink ownership inscription to ffep and Preface, rubbed and scratched, corners and spine bumped, minor cracking to hinges, cover hinge loose, toning to edges of plates, light spotting
Los 379
Le Clerc, Comte de Buffon (Georges Louis), A Natural History, General and Particular; Containing the History and Theory of the Earth....., translated from the French by William Smellie, a new edition corrected and enlarged to which is added a History of Birds, Fishes, Reptiles and Insects..., together with an Accounts of the Most Curious Foreign Plants, by Henry Augustus Chambers, pub. London, Thomas Kelly, 2 vols, 1820s, fifty-two hand-col. eng. plates., late 19th century half calf, rubbed and calf scarred, corners and spine bumped, title and p-336-354 heavily stained, some offsetting, other light spotting, tear to one plate, 4to.
Los 380
Early 19th century French-Swedish dictionary and lexicon, comprising 'Nouveau Dictionnaire Portatif Francais-Suedois', pub. Orebro, N. M. Lindh, 1824; and 'Nytt Swenskt och Fransyskt Hand-Lexikon', pub. Orebro, N. M. Lindh 1927, both contemp. quarter calf with marbled boards, 32mo; plus three other early 19th century volumes. (5) * Condition: All rubbed and bumped, some cracking but remain firm, Lexicon spine cracked and worn, contemp. ink ownership inscriptions to each vol, light spotting.
Los 381
Jeremie (Peter), An Essay on the Laws of Real Property in Guernsey, and Commentary on the Present Laws of Inheritance and Wills…., pub. Guernsey, Henry Redstone 1841, orig.cloth, binding a/f; together with Rolls of the Assizes Held in the Channel Islands in the Second Year of the Reign of King Edward II, pub. Jersey, Larey et Blampied for Société Jersiaise, 1903, orig. blue printed boards. (2) * Condition: - Jeremie: cover almost detached, backstrip missing, light spotting.- Rolls: corners bumped, rubbed, water mark top left to cover, ffeps time stained, occasional light spotting.
Los 389
Abbeville Press - The History of Venice in Painting, Duby (Georges) and Lobrichon (Guy), 1st ed., pub. 2007; together with 'The History of Paris in Painting' by the same authors, 1st ed. 2009; and Caracciolo (Maria Teresa) and De Ayala (Roseline), 'The History of Rome in Painting', 1st. ed. 2011, all red cloth gilt, large folio in slip cases; plus 'The Art of Florence', Andres (Glenn), Hunisak (John M.) and Turner (A. Richard), pub. Artabras, 1988. 2 vols. in slip case, large quarto. (4) * Condition: - Abeeville Press: All as new - no faults.- Florence: Excellent - light wear.
Los 410
Fleming (Ian), On Her Majesty's Secret Service, first edition, 7th impression, pub. London, Jonathan Cape 1964; together with From Russia with Love, 1st edition, 7th impression pub. London, Jonathan Cape 1963, both orig. black cloth with dust jackets. (2) * Condition: - On Her Majesty's: A few light fox marks and slight toning to wrapper. Slight rubbing to corners. Not price clipped. Light toning to inside front flap and ffep (with bookmark shadow). Top edges soiled. One or two small fox marks to a few pages and one tiny fox spot to title. Clean copy.- From Russia: Some foxing to back of wrapper and light toning to spine. Very slight rubbing to edges and corners. Not price clipped. Tone line to top edge of inside flaps. A very few small spots to pages. Clean copy.
Los 457
Attributed to Christian Wilhelm Ernst Dietrich (German, 1712-1774), "Portrait of a Spanish Lady draped for the Carnival", oil on canvas, 18th century carved and gilded Carlo Maratta frame, 27 x 21½in. (68.6 x 54.6cm.).* Provenance: Typed label on reverse "Portrait of a Spanish Lady draped for the Carnival. Dietrich Christian. 1712-1744 (sic). Bought by Lord Colborne from R. Reinagh, 1820 for 40 guineas. Lent to the British Institution in 1829". * Condition: Canvas lined. 3/4 inch tear in the canvas through to the lining canvas upper left arm. Light surface dirt and uneven varnish.
Los 463
Attributed to Franz de Paula Ferg (Vienna, 1689-1740), Landscape with Bridge and Waterfall, oil on panel, unsigned, early label on reverse inscribed in ink "Landscape with Bridge Waterfall 'Ferg' Mr James (?)", 19th century ornate gilded frame with plaque "The Waterfall 1689-Paul Ferg-1710", 11 3/8 x 15 3/8in. (28.9 x 39cm.).*Label for St Helier Galleries Ltd, Jersey. * Condition: Light surface dirt. Panel straight in good condition with no splits. Paint surface good. Frame damaged with losses to gesso.
Los 471
Sir William Russell Flint, R.A., P.R.W.S., R.S.W. (Scottish, 1860-1969), The Pirates of Penzance, watercolour, signed and dated 'W Russell Flint 1904' lower left, gilt frame, 14¼ x 10 3/8 in. (36.2 x 26.3 cm.).* Provenance: Christies London, The Scottish Sale, May 25th 2007, Lot 146 * Condition: Light toning to sheet. A few scattered fox marks. Otherwise good condition. Acid free mount.
Los 473
Edmund Dulac (French, 1882-1953), 'Song of the Fairies', watercolour, signed lower left, titled and dated Feb. 1949 to gallery label verso, 11¾ x 7¾in.(29.8 x 19.7cm.), oak frame.* Provenance: J. Leger & Son, 13 Old Bond St., London * Condition: Slightly faded, paper lightly toned, a few light fox marks. Not examined out of frame.
Los 485
Henry Bowser Wimbush (British, 1861-1943), "The headmaster's house & chapel......Harrow", watercolour, signed lower right, inscribed verso, original gilt dentil frame with gilt slip, 9¼ x 12in. (23.5 x 30.5cm.); together with another related watercolour by the same hand, "At the top of West St., Harrow", signed and dated (18)93 lower left, 6¾ x 8 5/8in. (17.1 x 21.9cm.), similarly framed. (2) * Condition: Both in original frames and apparently undisturbed. In good condition overall - the smaller has light toning and a patch of mottled darker toning to the lower centre sky. Both have thunderbugs between the slip and glass.
Los 494
Studio of Sir Thomas Lawrence PRA, FRS (British, 1769-1830), Portrait of King George IV (1762-1830) in private dress, wearing the Garter Star and Order of the Golden Fleece, oil on panel bearing printed label for the colourman Robert Davy (c.1771-1843) of 16 Wardour Street, London who it states was "patronised by Sir Thomas Lawrence", 20th century frame, painted and gilded surmounted by a crown, each corner having a rosette,10¾ x 8¾in. (27.3 x 22.2cm.).* This is a reduced copy of Lawrence's original full-length portrait London, commissioned in 1822 and now in in the Wallace Collection, London. The original was given by George IV to his mistress Lady Conyngham and was considered by the King to be the most successful of several portraits that Lawrence painted of him. * Condition: Use of bitumen in dark areas, paint shrinkage, light surface dirt.
Los 60
A pair of English Coalport tazzas, of shaped circular form with twin moulded handles, royal blue and white ground with reserves of floral decoration, highlighted in gilt, marked on the base ‘HC Stephenson Manchester’, 11 ½ in. (29.2cm.), high. (2) * Condition: No chips or cracks found, very light rubbing to gilt, good.
Los 634
French School (second quarter 20th century), Street scenes with figures, Istanbul, Turkey, a pair, watercolour, signed and inscribed indistinctly to lower margin, one inscribed 'Istanbul Mai 1929' verso, later frames, 17 x 11in. (43.2 x 28cm.). (2) * Condition: Neither examined out of the frame. One in good condition, with single fox mark top left. The other slightly faded, with toning to sheet, a few fox marks and several light spots to the sheet around the top margin and one large patch lower in the sky, from earlier restoration.
Los 639
Louis Van Staaten (Dutch, 1836-1909), Dutch harbour scenes, a pair, watercolour, both signed, modern painted frames, 15½ x 23¼in. (39.5 x 59cm.). (2) * Condition: Light toning to sheets and a little light foxing to both. Both have old mount contact lines at the margins of the sheets from old framing. Colours remain strong.
Los 640
Louis Van Staaten (Dutch, 1836-1909), Dutch harbour scenes, a pair, watercolour, both signed, modern gilt and painted frames, 20¾ x 13¾in. (52.75 x 35cm.). (2) * Condition: Light toning to sheets and acidic mounts. A little light foxing. One has a small brown pencil line to the sky near the left margin.
Los 670
John Randall Bratby RA (British, 1928-1992), “Boats and Belt of Broken Sunshine”, oil on canvas, signed and dated “Bratby ‘63” on the stretcher and titled on the selvedge of the canvas, original frame, 16 x 20in. (40.6 x 50.8cm.).* Labels for the Zwemmer Gallery, 26 Litchfield Street, Charing Cross Road, London indicating the purchaser as “Ball”. Also a label on the back of the canvas providing framing instructions specifically for pictures by John Bratby. * Condition: Unlined. Light surface dirt.
Los 681
Maxime Camille Louis Maufra (French, 1861-1918), "Chaines des Alles - Grenoble", oil on canvas, signed and dated 1901 lower right, modern reproduction swept gilded frame, 14½ x 21in. (36.8 x 53.3cm.).* Label on reverse for G.M Lotinga Ltd, Fine Art Galleries, 9a New Bond Street, London dated July 1962 giving title, artist and date. * Condition: Canvas lined. Light surface dirt, otherwise in good condition.
Los 715
H. Cronin Lowe (British, first half 20th century), Stone bridge in a lowland landscape, watercolour on tinted paper, signed and dated 1937 lower right, modern gilt frame, 10 x 13 7/8in. (25.4 x 35.25cm.). * Condition: Tinted paper has probably toned and darkened over time. Small light spot to centre of sky (probably old restoration to fox mark).
Los 719
Snow Gibbs (British, 1882-1970), The red boat, watercolour and charcoal, unsigned, 9 3/8 x 13in. (23.8 x 33cm.); together with another watercolour of farm buildings by the same hand, unsigned, 10 x 14¾in. (25.4 x 37.5cm.). (2) * Condition: - The red boat: A little light foxing. Small retouch to upper right corner. Acidic mount and dirt beneath glass.- Landscape: Sheet toned and a few fox marks. Dirt beneath glass. Acidic mount.
Los 720
Mrs. K. Palmer (British, early 20th century), 'The Residency', Lucknow, India, watercolour, signed with initials lower right, titled to exhibition label verso, 13¾ x 9 3/8in. (35 x 23.8cm.); together with another watercolour of the Taj Mahal, by the same hand, 9 x 12½in. (22.8 x 31.75cm.). (2) * Condition: Both in good condition overall, with slight fading. The Taj Mahal w/c with light mount burn visible (from an earlier mounting - it is now acid-free).
Los 722
Follower of John Constable, RA (British, 19th century), In the hayfield, watercolour heightened with bodycolour, signed indistinctly lower left, 19th century gilt frame with floral spandrels, old handwritten label verso, inscribed 'In the Hayfield, John Constable RA, from the collection of J. D. Haslett Esq. Souda', old Christies stencil above, 5½ x 7½in. (14 x 19cm.). * Condition: Acidic mount, light mount burn visible. Toning to sheet, a little light foxing and colours lightly faded. .
Los 764
A good pair of large French gilt metal and glass ceiling lanterns, second half 20th century in the Regency style, the blown glass body with gilt cone finial, suspended from a gilt metal circlet decorated with masks, foliage and beaded swags connected by chains to a smoke shade, with four light fitment, 40in. (101.7cm.) high, 16¾in. (42.5cm.) diameter. (2) * Condition: Two light arms loose on mount - nuts to tighten inside the mount. No other faults - complete and no other faults.
Los 780
A George III oval crossbanded mahogany occasional table with lidded top, the oval top opening to storage over a plain strung frieze, raised on slender tapering square legs with brass castors, 26 x 17¾in. (66 x 45cm.), 29½in. (74.9cm.) high. * Condition: Losses to crossbanding on top, also light surface scratches, two legs have been repaired where they join the carcass.
Los 603
A George VI nine coin 'Mid Century proof set Halfcrown, Florin, two Shillings, Sixpence, Threepence, Penny, Halfpenny and Farthing. In Royal Mint red cardboard case of issue. 9 coins *Condition: As issued but some showing signs having been stuck into the case (?) leaving light residue to the obverse surfaces.
Los 665
A collection of United States of America 1$ coins with different Presidents to the obverse, coins for 2007 (4), 2008 (4), 2009 (3), 2010 (2), 2011 (3), 2012 (2), 2013 (3), 2014 (4), 2015 (4), 2016. Liberty Half Dollars 1964, 1967, 1968, 169, 1971, 1972, 1974, 1976, 1978, 1998, 2013 and other coins. 54 coins *Condition: All in capsules and mounted in two pages in a red folder. Largely as issued earlier examples with light surface marks.
Los 683
A collection of twenty United States of America Dollars: 1880, 1881, 1883, 1886,1889, 1890, 1891, 1896, 1900, 1921 (3), 1922 (2), 1923(3), 1925 (2), 1926. Various Mints. 20 Coins. In Capsules and Leuchtturm file page *Condition: mixed states, with light rubbing and marks to surfaces. Some earlier coins with more extensive rubbing.
Los 739
Charles II, Ireland, Gun Money. Crown, Obverse with equestrian portrait l. with sword in hand, 1689 visible behind the King's head, reverse dated 1690. also with signs of overstamping. Similar halfcrown, bust left, reverse dated May 1690. Shillling, bust l. dated December 1689 (3) *Condition: First a slightly rougher strike with light cracks and flaws, all with light rubbing.
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