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Royal Crown Derby oval teapot, of tapered form, decorated in the Imari palette, printed marks and date code for 1980, 18.5cm high Condition: There is a yellow residue on some areas of the surface, possibly old selotape, there is a scratch cross to the mark, some very light rubbing - **General condition consistent with age
Eight Royal Crown Derby plates, each decorated in the Imari palette, 27cm diameter, printed marks and various date codes 1980 onwards Condition: Three plates have a scratch through the makers mark, some minor scratching to the surfaces, some light rubbing - **General condition consistent with age
Royal Crown Derby miniature tea-for-one, comprising: teapot, cup and saucer, sugar basin, cream jug and oval tray, decorated in the Imari palette, printed marks and date code for 1981, width of tray 19cm Condition: All pieces have a scratch through the makers mark, some minor surface scratches, some light rubbing - **General condition consistent with age
Old postcard album circa 290 cards predominantly early, many undivided backs with military including five Boer War, Lord Roberts, General French, Sir Redvers Buller, Sir George White and Col Baden-Powell + chromolitho regiment cards including 4 by R Simpkin + 6 court size cards, Great Yarmouth (4), including one postally used 1900 and Norwich (2), quantity foreign mainly Netherlands and postally used, some UK topographical cards mainly East Anglia + a few Royalty and hold-to-light etc
IRIS MURDOCH: 8 titles: THE UNICORN, London, 1963, 1st edition, original cloth, dust-wrapper; THE ITALIAN GIRL, London, 1964, 1st edition, original cloth, dust-wrapper; THE RED AND THE GREEN, London, 1965, 1st edition, original cloth, dust-wrapper; A WORD CHILD, London, 1975, 1st edition, original cloth, dust-wrapper; THE SEA THE SEA, London, 1978, 1st edition, original cloth, dust-wrapper; THE PHILOSOPHER'S PUPIL, London, 1983, 1st edition, original cloth, dust-wrapper; THE BOOK AND THE BROTHERHOOD, London, 1987, 1st edition, original cloth, dust-wrapper; THE GREEN KNIGHT, London, 1993, 1st edition, original cloth, dust-wrapper + NGAIO MARSH: 6 titles: CLUTCH OF CONSTABLES, London, 1968, 1st edition, original cloth, dust-wrapper; WHEN IN ROME, London, 1970, 1st edition, original cloth, dust-wrapper; TIED UP IN TINSEL, London, 1972, 1st edition, original cloth, dust-wrapper; LAST DITCH, London, 1977, 1st edition, original cloth, dust-wrapper; PHOTO FINISH, London, 1980, 1st edition, original cloth, dust-wrapper; LIGHT THICKENS, New York, 1982, Book Club edition, original cloth, dust-wrapper (14)
DAVID MORELL: FIRST BLOOD, London, Barrie & Jenkins, 1972, 1st edition, original cloth, dust-wrapper + HENRY LIONEL LAWRENCE: THE CHILDREN OF LIGHT, London, MacDonald, 1960, 1st edition, original cloth, dust-wrapper + JAMES PARISH: THE HOUR OF THE UNICORN, London, Collins, 1969, 1st edition, original cloth, dust-wrapper (3)
JOHN BURNET: PRACTICAL HINTS ON COMPOSITION IN PAINTING - ON LIGHT AND SHADE IN PAINTING - ON COLOUR IN PAINTING - AN ESSAY ON THE EDUCATION OF THE EYE IN PAINTING, London, 1822, 1827, 1827, 1837, 1st editions, 4 works in one, 1st work 9 etched plates, 2nd work 8 etched plates, 3rd work 8 hand coloured plates, 4th work 8 engraved plates, all as listed, 4to, contemporary half calf worn
Collection pertaining to British Motor Racing driver and principal developer of motor racing stables, English Racing Automobiles (ERA) and British Racing Motors (BRM) Raymond Thomas Mays, CBE (1899-1990), included are approx 470+ official Press photographs 1921-1944 depicting racing scenes from Mays' Brooklands races of 1936, April and August Bank Holiday 1935, 1927 and the Standing Start Kilometre Championships (for which Mays broke the record) + Shelsley Walsh Races of 1927, 1929, 1932, 1934 and 1936 featuring Mays' renowned "White Riley" Vauxhall-Villiers and Invictus racing cars, the Nurburgring 1935 + Southport 100 mile race + Syston Park 1935 + the Skegness Grand Prix,1928 (featuring Mays and a 2ltr Bugatti) + The Swiss Grand Prix 1935, The Donnington 200 mile race 1936 + The Nuffield Trophy 1937 and The Dieppe Grand Prix 1934, furthermore the 1922 and 1924 Austin hill climb plus other photos including Mays with a Hillman 1 1/2ltr speed model "Quicksilver" 1921, Mays and the Mercedes 1922 and 1927, the ERA at Fetes 1944 plus scenes featuring other racing competitors of this period including Prince Bira, Greenway Fairfield and Francis Viscount Curzon, 5th Earl of Howe at The Peronne (Northern France) Light car race of 1936 + various scenes illustrating racing car tests, engine photos including the ERA and Mays Brescia Bugattis, (1922-1924) known as "Cordon rouge" and "Cordon bleu", the collection includes both published and unpublished photographs with many produced by "The Auto" Journal photographer W J Brunell, housed within approx 70 envelopes of varying conditions (approx 270 x 200mm), each captioned (except 3) in red pencil by Mays' hand, varying sizes with several captioned on reverse in pencil, again by Mays + an "oil effect" colour print on canvas seated portrait of Raymond Mays housed within a moulded gilt frame, approx size 500 x 395mm, 600 x 510mm with frame inclusive
Commemorative porcelain goblet or chalice commemorating the Transvaal War 1899-1900 and Equal Rights For All with vignettes of Field Marshall Lord Roberts and bust of Queen Victoria, Mortlock's of Oxford Street stamp to base, 16cm tallCondition Report:No chips or cracks visible. Some light scratching throughout.
Mid 19th Century mahogany draw-out extending dining table having a moulded oblong top with three additional leaves on turned tapering supports with brass caps and brass swivel castors, extending to 273cm x 110cm x 76cm high, together with a set of six Hepplewhite Revival shield-back dining chairs, each with carved wheat ear decoration to splat, the drop-in bowfront seat on moulded square tapering supports with spade feet, and a similar pair of elbow chairs with plume carving to splat (9) Condition: Dining table top has been repolished some time ago, difference in colour between fixed top sections and loose leaves, the former displaying some light scratches commensurate with age and use, overall sound, the associated chairs of varying colour and of two designs (carvers with carved plumes), general knocks and wear to rear legs commensurate with use, otherwise all appear sound
Modern Design - Percival Lafer (Brazilian) circa 1970s rosewood and yellow leather easy chair with padded back rest over deep-buttoned seat on turned broadening supports, original label beneath Lafer S.A. Ind e Com. Sao Paolo Brazil 131864, 84cm high. Sold with CITES certificate 580327/02 Condition: Light wear to head rest and to front of arms but overall sound
Modern Design - Percival Lafer (Brazilian) circa 1970s rosewood and yellow leather stool, the quartered oblong upholstered top on four parallel supports, 79.5cm x 58cm x 42cm high. Sold with CITES certificate 580327/05 Condition: Very minor marks to leather including a light scratch near the top of one leg, otherwise very good condition
Victorian gold hinged bangle, unmarked, of plain round section, to the inner bangle, hidden when worn are five lockets, one vacant, four glazed and set with hair, each locket inscribed with initials and dates, ranging from 1857 to 1863, internal diameter 4.9cm, 15.3g gross Condition: Some light scratching and a few surface dents. Engraved to the inside the initials and dates; 'A.C.C. 1862, J.C.C. 1863, H.C. 1858, M.C.C. 1861, A.C. 1859, E.C. 1860, L.C. 1857' **General condition consistent with age
Early 19th Century brass-mounted mahogany bracket clock, Anonymous, circa 1830, the 6.5" convex white Roman dial with later two-train spring driven movement in architectural case with reeded pediment, brass frieze and panelled front between ring handles and arched brass side frets, 44cm high Condition: Convex dial has brown staining plus some marks around hands, movement is a later French 2-train example, case has replacement finial, minor losses to front edge of wooden moulding, and light wear to base, sold with French pendulum and winder - **General condition consistent with age
BROWN (John) Brown's Self-Interpreting Family Bible - Containing Old and New Testaments, Published by Adam and Co c. 1865, 1st Edition, black leather, decorated in blind and gilt, with 'Thy Word is a Lamp unto my Feet and a Light unto my Path' on front cover, decorated brass frame to boards, two brass clasps in good working order, spine has five raised bands, rubbing and scuffing to binding, AEG but dulled, brown endpapers
Globenfeld Jet master Ltd Edition Gents Sports Watch. Model No 9101B. Features 3 Function Analogue and Digital Display Stopwatch, Tachymeter, Alarm / Chime. Blue Back-light For Night Vision, Water Resistant, Dial Lights Up with Press of Button, Expensive Looking Watch. Comes with Original Box / Booklets, As New Condition.
A Collection of Glassware to include Davidson blue heavy glass set of three decorative bowls; a large blue vase/jug with handle 10" in height; a small blue glass heavy rectangular vase; a square light blue glass dish; a small red glass dish; a red glass bud vase; a green glass dish and a decorative oval glass dish in pink standing on four small glass feet. Ten (10) items in total, Please see accompanying photographs.
1854 - 1856 Crimea Medal With Two Clasps - Balaklava And Sebastopol Along With Turkish Crimea Medal 1855 - Corporal William Nicholson 13th Light Dragoons Official Depot Impressed medal complete with original ribbon and clasps - Balaklava and Sepastopol. Along with a brooch mounted Turkish Crimean medal - 1855. Together with a comprehensive collection of documents, press clippings, photocopies of service records, sepia photographic portrait of Corporal William Nicholson etc. Catalogue Note Corporal William Nicholson was born at Naburn Yorkshire 1829, he enlisted for the 13th light dragoons aged 19 in 1848 and sailed for the Crimea in the Culloden. On the 25th October 1854 he rode in the Charge Of The Light Brigade at the battle of Balaklava where his horse was killed under him during the charge. Nicholson managed to acquire another 'empty horse' and advanced towards the Russian guns; he was wounded in the side by a lance and received another lance wound close to his mouth. On his return to England, Nicholson was promoted to the rank of corporal. However, the injuries he sustained at Balaklava forced his discharge by special medical board on June 7th 1858. In later life Nicholson worked as a police inspector for South Eastern Railways, based at Charing Cross London.

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