MICHAEL BROIDO Morning Light Oil on canvas Very likely 1960s but undated so could be later. 51 x 61cm The Michael Broido Collection Michael Broido 1927 (London) - 2013 (Lewes, East Sussex) London-born Michael Broido moved with his parents to Johannesburg, South Africa when he was a baby. At the age of 20 relocated to the UK to study art and work in London. Michael lived in Cornwall (St Ives and Newlyn) from 1956 until the 1980s, when he moved to London and then Lewes in East Sussex. He was part time gardener to Patrick Heron at Eagles Nest, Zennor near St Ives 1956-58, where he also had a studio; studio assistant to sculptor Barbara Hepworth 1959-62, and taught at Truro School of Art 1960-80. He shared a studio, 6 Piazza Studios, with the artist Alan Lowndes, while living in St Ives. Michael was a member of, and exhibited regularly at, the Penwith Society and the Fore Street Gallery; also at Signals Gallery, London; and in the Falmouth Art Group Twenty Cornish Artists Exhibition 1958; and City Art Gallery, Plymouth Painters in Cornwall 1960. His work is represented in the Pier Gallery Arts Centre, Stromness, Orkney and the Cornwall Council Schools Art Collection, now based at the Royal Cornwall Museum in Truro. His painting 'White on Black', 1963 from the Schools Collection was exhibited earlier this year at Penlee Museum and Art Gallery in the 'The Bigger Picture: Painting in Cornwall from 1920 - 1965' exhibition. His life and work is referenced in the following publications: Buckman (2006) Dictionary of Artists in Britain since 1945; Davies (1994) St Ives Revisited - Innovators and Followers; Hardie (1995) 100 Years in Newlyn: Diary of a Gallery; Tate (1985) St Ives 1939-64, Twenty Five Years of Painting, Pottery and Sculpture.
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Kings of Egypt. Cleopatra VII (51-30 BC). AR Tetradrachm. Alexandria, regnal year 2 (51/50 BC). 14.03 gms. Diademed Ptolemy head r., rev. Eagle standing l., palm over shoulder, atop thunderbolt, date LB above Isis headdress in left field, ?A in right. Svoronos 1817, SNG Copenhagen 398. Minor weakness of strike lower edge. Light gray. Very Fine.
Texas and German Immigration Company 1854. 4 shares of $100 each. Light blue-gray paper. Small repaired edge split, and small red crayon notation, upper right, Furst Solmssches Archiv Braunfels stamp near the bottom, otherwise Extremely Fine.The Texas and German Emigration Company, also known as the German Emigration Company or the Adelsverein, acquired more than 4,400 acres of land in Fayette County and began advertised the chance to settle in Texas to Germans. It worked. Over 5,000 Germans came to Texas between October 1845 and April 1846; many to New Braunfels in Comal and Guadalupe County, and Fredericksburg in Gillespie County. The company became financially embarrassed in 1853, and tried to raise additional capital with a stock offering. Another important piece of Texas financial history.From the John E. Herzog Collection.
Sandburg, Carl August (1878-1967). Writer, editor, poet who won three Pulitzer Prizes. Pair:1) 3" x 5" sepia photograph of Sandburg standing in front of Monticello, mounted on a dark gray card. "Henry Cox, give no good or better weather, Carl Sandburg." 2) TLS. 4vo. No date. 720 So. Kingsley Drive, Los Angeles, California. Some light foxing and soiling."Dear Batch, This is a long way from The Glass House but the betting is I will be along in The Glass House about the end of October, leaving here Oct,= 15 and being too proud to walk over the desert and the Rockies. Confidentially it looks as tho I am giving birth to a book and story that will have some kind of rebirth in a supercolossal[sic] picture hitting Broadway sometime in two or three years. The lustiest scene in it you have heard. It will be good to see you and hear the news and raid the icebox. Remember me to Ramone and Babs. Yrs, Carl. PS This doggone stationery don't mean a thing except I been coming to this house 20 years and they thought it would be nice for a transient to have paper like a permanent." [2]
Tennyson, Alfred Lord (1809-1892). Poet Laureate of Great Britain and Ireland during most of Queen Victoria's reign; still one of the most popular British poets. Best known for "The Charge of the Light Brigade", "Crossing the Bar". LS. 1 1/2 pages. 8vo. "Feby 2nd." From Farrington. Also included is an engraving of Tennyson. "Sir, I beg you will not think me ungrateful for your kind words nor mindful of your wish. I immediately communicated with...on the subject but fear he is ill and I have not yet had an answer. When I have you shall hear again. Meanwhile believe me. Truly yours, A. Tennyson."
Portugal. Fernando I, "the Handsome" (1367-1383). Billon Meio Tornés de busto. Lisbon. 1.81 gms. Crucifom Arms within solid circle; + FERNANDVS: REX: PORTV:, rev. Crowned bust left, L-B, pellet left and right, and small cross left; + FERNANDVS: REX: PORTV:. Gomes 60.05. Extremely Rare legend variety. Some light deposits. About Very Fine.
Sicily. Syracuse. Second Democracy. AR Tetradrachm, ca. 415-405 BC. 17.42 gms. Obverse signed by Euainetos, reverse signed by Eumenes. Charioteer, holding kentron and reins, driving fast quadriga right, Nike flying left above holding wreath from which suspended is a tablet on which Euainetos' name is inscribed (only the EYA partially visible), rev. Arethusa head left wearing hoop earrings and necklace, four dolphins around, a few letters of Eumenes' name visible below. Tudeer 43 (V14/R25), SNG ANS 270, Boston MFA 408. Some porosity and light exfoliation in peripheries. NGC Choice Fine.
Spain. Pair of 5 Pesetas: Alfonso XII (1874-1885). 1884 MS-M. Head left sporting sideburn and moustache, rev. Crowned Arms flanked by Pillars. Obverse hairlines. About Uncirculated; Alfonso XIII (1886-1931). 1899 SG-V. Boy's head left. Light bagmarks, good lustre. Uncirculated. KM 688, 707; and 1 Peseta, 1896 PG-V and 1899 SG-V. Boy's head l. KM 706. Both Uncirculated with good lustre. (4)
CSA Bonds. Ball 156. January 1, 1863. 100 Pounds - 2,500 Francs. No.2037. Erlanger bond. Grayish-brown tint. Allegorical woman representing the Confederacy holds flag. Signed by Emile Erlanger as "CONTRACTOR" and John Slidell as "COMMISSIONER." 36 coupons. EF, with a light vertical band of age toning inside the right border. John Slidell accepted a diplomatic appointment to represent the Confederacy. He was aboard the Trent, a British mail steamer, when it was captured by the U.S. Navy. The capture seemed like a good idea at the time, but it almost resulted in bringing the British into the War Between the States on the Confederate side. Slidell was released and sent on his way, and the situation was temporarily diffused.
China. Republic. Lot of Silver Crowns: Yuan shih-kai Dollars, Year 3, 8 and 10. Y.329, 329.6. The first with light deposits, Very Fine; "Memento" Dollars (3), nd (1927). Y.318a. Extremely Fine, AU and hairlined Uncirculated; "Junk" Dollars, Year 22 (2) Year 23 (2). Y.345. One Uncirculated, the other three Extremely Fine-AU; also Yunnan 50 Cents, year 21. Y.492. (11)
Portugal. Afonso II, "the Fat" (1211-1223). Billon Dinheiro. 0.58 gms. Shield with row of two pellets within, triangle above six point star either side, + REX AFOS, rev. Long cross over circle, pellet in two of the angles, star in other two; PO-RT-VG-AL. Gomes 03.0(5). Extremely Rare and possibly only known. Medium-gray, light green deposits in margins. About Extremely Fine.
Italian States. Octet of silver minors -- Rimini. Grosso agontano, 1265-1385. Saint standing holding crozier (Biaggi 2001), Venice. Grosso of Antonio Venier (1382-1400) and Denaro scodellato (deposits) of Enrico Dandolo (1192-1205); Parma. Ottavio Farnese (1547-1586). Cavallotto (crease) and 1816 10 soldi with brushmarks; Naples. Roberto d'Angiò (1309-1343). Gigliato; Lucca, ca. 1400 light Grosso (holed at 12:00); and small medieval piece. About Fine-About Very Fine. (8)
German States. Bavaria. Kaiserreich issue lot: Ludwig II (1864-1886). 2 Mark, 1876 D. KM 505. Fine-About VF; Otto (1886-1913). 5 Mark, 1902, 1903, 1907 D; 3 Mark, 1908-1912 D; 2 Mark, 1900 D. KM 512, 515, 511.; Ludwig (1913-1918). 3 Mark, 1914 D. KM 520. A few with light PVC residue. About VF-EF. (11)
Kings of Egypt. Ptolemy VI Philometor (180-145 BC). AE Drachm. Alexandria. 30mm, 28.07 gms. Head of Zeus-Ammon r. wearing tainia, rev. Two eagles standing l. atop thunderbolt, filleted cornucopiae before. Svoronos 1424, SNG Copenhagen 308. Light olive-brown. Excellent details. Choice Very Fine.
Charles II. Stuart King of England, Scotland, and Ireland (1660-1685). LS, 4vo. July 27, 1666. Signed "Charles R" at the top. Sir Thomas Slingesby, Knight, signs one of the back panels. "Our will and Pleasure is that out of such monies as are or shall come to your hands for the Pay of Our Forces and Garrisons in England you Pay on to Our trusty and welbeloved Sr. Thomas Slingesby, Knt. (or whom he shall appoint) the sum of One hundred and Eighty Eight Pounds one shilling & foure[sic] Pence. The same being due to Our Guarrison[sic] of Scarborough for two months Pay on the muster of the 18th of November 1671…Given at Our Court at Whitehall…" This document was signed during the Second Dutch War. By 1666 France and Denmark were allies of the Dutch, and an attack on the Thames was to become a reality a year later. Some light age toning is present. There is a long fold split, and a small tear in the bottom margin, but otherwise quite nice. Another great opportunity to obtain an important Royal document.Ex. Lot 60, R. M. Smythe & Co. Public Auction 280, June 18, 2008.From the collection of Diana Herzog.
Crabbe, George (1754-1832). English poet and naturalist who was greatly admired by Byron. ALS, 8vo, 2 pages. Crabbe's "The Borough" was the inspiration for Benjamin Britten's opera - Peter Grimes. The entire letter concerns Crabbe's financial difficulties as a clergyman.A hole in the blank leaf barely effects the front page. Some light age toning along the right side. From the collection of Diana Herzog.
Kings of Egypt. Ptolemy IV Philopator (221-205/4 BC). AE Drachm. First series. Alexandria. 41.5mm. Head of Zeus-Ammon r. wearing tainia, rev.. Eagle standing l. on thunderbolt, filleted cornucopiae before, ?I between legs. Svoronos 1125, SNG Copenhagen 199. Deep olive-brown, light earthen hues. Very Fine.
Thomas, Dylan (1914-1953). Welsh poet and writer. Well-known for "Do Not Go Gentle Into the Night" and "Death Shall Have No Dominion". He acquired a well-deserved reputation as a "roistering, drunken and doomed poet," dying prematurely after a night of heavy drinking. ALS 8vo. Boat House, Laughharne, Carmarhenshire. July, 15, 1953 (just four months before his death). A few light stains, and some mounting remnants on the verso, otherwise, very fine. "Dear Leslie Collier, Apologies. I was in America when you came to Carmarthen, that couldn't be helped. But I've been back a month now, and I haven't written to say how sorry I was to have missed you and how I hope, whenever you're next in this part, you'll come along and have drinks. No letters were forwarded when I was away, so unfortunately, I couldn't let you know; but I could have written much sooner than this. My only excuse is that I have been busy about the country ever since I returned; and that's a poor excuse, I know. My wife also wants to apologise for not having seen you when you were down. Anyway, I shall look forward. Sincerely yours, Dylan Thomas." From the collection of Diana Herzog.
Papal States. Quartet. Senatorial issues, 13th-14th century. Arms of Orsini-Stefaneschi-Unknown. Half Grosso. Roma. 1.52 gms. Lion passant, Arms below, rev. Roma enthroned. Berman--. Clipped; Urban V (1362-1370). Bolognino. Roma. 1.14 gms. Facing mitred bust. Berman 198; Alexander VI -- Rodrigo de Borja y Borja (1492-1503). Grosso. Roma. 2.6 gms. Saints Paul and Peter. Berman 532. Crimped; Leo X -- Giovanni de'Medici (1513-1521). Baiocco. Roma. 1.77 gms. St. Peter carrying book and key. Berman 653. A few light testmarks. About Very Fine-Good Very Fine. (4)
White Cloud City Company (Kansas Territory) July 1st, 1857. One share. No.68. George Washington flanked by two females. Liberty, left. Indian chief, right. Signed by Louise C. Denver, wife of James William Denver, Secretary and Governor of Kansas Territory, and the man who Denver, Colorado was named after. Very Fine, with a few trivial rust spots, and a small body hole. Light pencil notations in the top margin. Issued near the beginning of the "Bleeding Kansas" era. The 1854 Kansas-Nebraska Act placed the power to allow or forbid slavery in Kansas Territory in the hands of the settlers. Pro-slavery "Border Ruffian" elements in Kansas clashed with "Anti Free-Staters" as new cities such as White Cloud were organized. White Cloud began as a flourishing community along the Missouri River at a time when steamboats were still a major source of freight and passenger traffic. This is the only such Kansas Territorial certificate known to this cataloger. Off the market since 2002. From the John E. Herzog Collection.
Portugal. Fernando I, "the Handsome" (1367-1383). Tornés de Escudo. Miranda. 3.19 gms. Shield with Arms, rosette either side, small annulet below, rosette, "M" above (the left leg not struck up), all within beaded circle; + FERNANDVS: D: G: REX: PORTVGALI. A, rev. Cross in circle, two concentric rings of legend around, pellet in one angle. Gomes 74.03. Rare. Attractive light gray tone with champagne hues. Extremely Fine.
Barrie, J. M. (1860-1937). Scottish author and playwright. Elliott & Fry cabinet card entitled Mr. J. M. BARRIE, AUTHOR OF "A WINDOW IN THRUMS." 4 1/4" x 6 ½." Some light soiling and age toning. A portion of the upper left corner is missing, not effecting the photographic image in any way.From the collection of Diana Herzog.
Byzantine Empire. Justin I (518-527 AD). AV Solidus, struck 519-527 AD. Constantinople, second officina. 4.45 gms. DN IVSTI-NVS PP AVC, helmeted and cuirassed bust right, holding spear over shoulder and shield decorated with soldier on horseback, rev. VICTORI-A AVCCCB, Angel standing facing, holding long jeweled cross and globus cruciger, star in right field. DOC 2b, MIBE 3, SB 56. Light graffito upper reverse field. Decent lustre. About as struck.
Germans States. Saxony. Friedrich August I (1694-1733). 2/3 Taler, 1706 ILH. Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right; D.G.FRID:AUGUST:REX POLONIARUM, rev.Crowned conjoined Arms within spray. KM 744. Toned Very Fine; also Poland. Stanislaus August (1764-1795). 2 Zlotych, 1767 FS. KM 186.2. Light adjustment marks. Very Fine. (2)
Anglo-Gallic. Eleanor, wife of Henry II, Duchess (1137-1204). Aquitaine. Denier. 0.88 gms. Two small crosses side-by-side, inverted omega above, ? below within inner circle, rev. Cross pattée within inner circle; +AGVIT?NIE around. Galata 9-(1/a), Elias 11b, S.8011, B.466, Poey d'Avant 2743, Dup.1025var. Light gray. Very Fine.
German States. Bavaria. Lot of Crowns and Half Crowns: Maximilian III Josef (1745-1777). "Madonna" Talers: 1754, 1764, 1765, 1766 and 1775 A. Peruked and draped bust r., rev. Madonna and Child. Dav.1952, 1953, 1954; KM 223.1, 234.1, 234.2; King Maximilian I Josef (1806-1825). Taler, 1816. Rev. Crossed swords. KM 358.1. Scrape on reverse; Maximilian II (1848-1864). Double Taler, 1845. Rev. Crowned and supported Arms on baseline. KM 432; Taler, 1857. KM 468; "Madonna" Taler, nd (1865). KM 489; Double Gulden, 1855. Restoration of the Madonna Column in München. KM 465; and Gulden, 1859. KM 445; The "Madonna" Talers generally with light reverse adjustment marks as is typical. A few once lightly polished. Fine-Extremely Fine. (11)
Portugal. Maria II (1834-1853). Silver quartet: 400 Reis (Pinto), 1835. Lisbon. Crowned Arms, value at left, date right, rev. Jerusalem Cross, cruciform rosette in each angle. Gomes M2 16.03, KM 403.2. Very light haymarking. Very Fine; Decimal Coinage. 500 Reis, 1841, 1842, 1847. Bust left. KM 471. About Extremely Fine, bright Extremely Fine and Very Fine with dark area on obverse. (4)
Pike, Albert (1809-1891). Confederate military officer, writer, poet, attorney. One of very few Confederate officers buried in Washington, D.C. AQS. 8vo. October 1, 1860. Little Rock, Arkansas. Nine lines from his poem To Ambition, in his own hand."For what is fame, that man should pour His life-blood for it, drop by drop;And for a name, when life is o'er Drain to the dregs misfortune's cup?Fame! 'tis the wrecker's light, that lures The luckless wanderer of the deep;To where, upon disastrous shores, Ruin and wreck their vigils keep…Signed "Albert Pike."
Anglo-Gallic. Bergerac Coinage. Henry of Lancaster (1347-1361). Gros à la couronne. 1.98 gms. With the title of Earl of Lancaster. Cross within inner circle; (+)hEN COMES L?N, rev. Crown, annulet within, no annulet at left, in circle; DNS: BRAG?II?. Galata 306E-(1/b), Elias 130var (RRRR), S.8108, Poey d'Avant 2686, Dup.997A. Very rare. On the 9th day of August, 1345, Edward the Third's cousin Henry, Earl of Lancaster disembarked at Bordeaux. Until then the English and their allies had fared poorly in the War in Gascony. Henry, now the king's Captain-General and Lieutenant in Aquitaine and Languedoc, though, would launch a military campaign that would bring rapid success. On the 24th of August, he took the strategic city of Bergerac. It marked the turning point in the war. "In gratitude for his victorious deeds in Aquitaine," Edward III conveyed to Henry the castle, town and castellany of Bergerac along with the privilege of striking coin there and enjoying the profit thereof. Light earthen hues. About Very Fine. Ex Joffre Collection, Triton XVIII sale, Jan.6-7, 2015, lot 1824; ex Steve Ford Collection.
Hardy, Thomas (1840-1928). English novelist and poet. He was strongly influenced by Charles Dickens and William Wordsworth. He became famous as the author of "Far From the Madding Crowd", "Tess of the d'Urbervilles" and "Jude the Obscure". ALS, 8vo. Max Gate, Dorchester. Nov. 14, 1907. To publisher Henry Strowde, Hodder & Stoughton, giving permission to use "…a passage from my novel The Trumpet Major (pp. 301 to 322) in your Oxford Readers…" A single horizontal fold, and some light soiling, otherwise very fine.From the collection of Diana Herzog.
Italian States. Milano. Trio: Enrico III-V (1039-1125). Denaro scodellato. Cross in circle of pellets, rev. HE/RIC/N in center. Biaggi 1413. Extremely Fine; Frederick Barbarossa (1152-1190). Denaro scodellato. I.P.R.T. in circle of pellets, rev. +MED/IO.LA/NVM. Biaggi 1418. About Extremely Fine; Gian Galeazzo Visconti (1385-1402). Grosso. Cross with lis in angles, rev. Sforza biscia. Weak reverse and some light deposits. Fine. (3)
CSA Bonds. Ball 156. January 1, 1863. 100 Pounds - 2,500 Francs. No.1959. Erlanger bond. Grayish-brown tint. Allegorical woman representing the Confederacy holds flag. Signed by Emile Erlanger as "CONTRACTOR" and John Slidell as "COMMISSIONER." 36 coupons. EF, with a light vertical band of age toning inside the right border.
German States. Nürnberg. Freie Reichsstadt. Pair of Talers: 1763: On the Peace of Hubertusberg. Crowned Arms on Imperial eagle, rev. Peace standing l., holding laurel branch and making offering above lit altar. Dav.2488, KM 339. Light gray. Extremely Fine/Very Fine; and 1765 SR. City-view. Dav.2495, KM 351. Once cleaned, About Very Fine. (2)
Knickerbocker Anthracite Coal Co. (Pennsylvania) December 2nd, 1865. Philadelphia. 10 shares. No.1480. Signed by Isaac Israel Hayes as president. Coal train on bridge passes mill. Miners and coal car, left. Woodchoppers, right. R-44 25 Cent certificate revenue stamp affixed. American Bank Note Company, printer. Light mounting stains on the back in the corners, minor stain and small piece out of the margin near the lower right corner. Fully issued, not cancelled. Isaac Israel Hayes was an Artic explorer who served as ship's surgeon during Elisha Kent Kane's 1852-53 Arctic expedition in search of John Franklin. In 1861 Hayes mounted his own expedition and claimed to have reached further North than anyone else, but this may have been erroneous. The advent of the Civil War dimmed the public's interest in Artic exploration, and Hayes was placed in charge of the Satterlee Hospital in Philadelphia. His celebrity status as an Artic explorer and Union General may have helped the organizers of Knickerbocker Anthracite Coal Company sell shares to trusting investors. The Hayes autograph is rarely encountered, and is prized by collectors of Artic history.From the John E. Herzog Collection.
France. Medieval Feudal lot. Includes Deniers of Chartres (10th-11th Century), Anjou, Meguiel, Lyon, Provins (edge broken), Rodez, Aquitaine and Duchy of Lorraine (Charles II); a Bretagne Gros à l'écu of François II (1458-1488), Blanc of Henri II of Béarn-Navarre (1516-1555), uncertain Denier --- facing almond shaped face/cross (labelled Reims), a small bracteate-type possibly Strasbourg and a worn Papal issue of Avignon; also Royal issues: Gros Tournois of Philippe IV (1285-1314); and Blanc of Charles V (1364-1380) - light crease. About Fine-Good Very Fine. (15)
CSA Bonds. Ball 158. January 1, 1863. 500 Pounds - 12,500 Francs. No.390. Erlanger bond. Greyish-brown tint. Allegorical woman representing the Confederacy holds flag. Signed by Emile Erlanger as "CONTRACTOR" and John Slidell as "COMMISSIONER." 36 coupons. EF, with a so e light stains and some roughness in the top margin.
German States. Saxony. Albertine. Christian II, Johann Georg I and August, ruling jointly (1591-1611). Taler, 1601 HB. Half-figures of the three brothers facing, armored, draped and wearing ruffs, rev. Tri-helmed Arms. Dav. 7557. Magnification reveals light pinscratches on obverse. Very Fine.
U.S.S.R. Equestrian Statue of Peter the Great. Medal, ca. 1978-1982. Gold, 16.88 gms. 29mm. View of St. Petersburg's Peter the Great statue with Catherine the Great 1782 inscription on its base, stamped "900 - 172" at lower left, rev. View of Saints Peter and Paul Cathedral, ?EH?H?PA? above. Light friction hairlines on prooflike surfaces. Brilliant Uncirculated.
American Express (New York). May 21, 1853. No.227. One share. Type 1. Capital Stock 5,000 shares. Passenger train facing right. Telegraph poles. Signed by William Fargo, Henry Wells, and Alexander Holland. Decent condition for this early issue; some light age toning, several folds, and a 1/2" tear in the top border. In 1841 William Fargo was a freight agent, in Auburn, New York. The owner, Henry Wells, gave him a job as a messenger, and eventually made him his partner. In 1850, Wells & Company merged with two other express companies to form the American Express Company. American Express served the eastern sector of the United States; the western sector was covered by Wells, Fargo and Company. Fargo served as the company's president from 1868 until he died. Similar examples have traded for upwards of $7,000 when the market was stronger.
Pickford, Mary (1892-1979). The girl with the curls, -- "America's Sweetheart," Canadian-American silver screen legend, starred in 52 features during her career, co-founded United Artists in 1919 along with Charlie Chaplin, D.W. Griffith, and her future husband, Douglas Fairbanks - which allowed her to produce and perform in her own movies, one of the original 36 founders of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. Sepia Photo Signed "Cordially, Mary Pickford." in purple ink. 6 7/8 x 8 7/8" 1920's photo of Mary, a light halo around her famed ringlets. Very Fine. Accompanied by the original "Mary Pickford Studios Hollywood, California" brown paper oversize envelope in which the photo was mailed. Also comes with a, latter, small stationary sheet with initials "MPR" (Mary Pickford Rogers) in turquoise - Mary married her third and last husband, bandleader Buddy Rogers in 1937. [3]
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