A large collection of hand written music scores c.1930s/40s. They belonged to soprano singer Sylvia Robin (Menpes) who was a regular singer on 'The Gay Nineties Revue!', a BBC Light Programme on radio during the 1940's.Hand written music includes 'Peter Pan Medley' with sheets for several orchestra parts - stamped The Copyright of Walt Disney Music Company Ltd.
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TOM BROWNE, RBA, RI, RMS (1872-1910) A LONDON CABBIE; THE WEARING OF THE GREEN; A NURSERY CAN(N)ON; 'ARRIET four, all signed and inscribed, charcoal and red or green crayon, 54 x 46cm and c, unframed (4) ++Some mount stains from the backboards of the former frames and light browning but undamaged
†SIR JOHN ALFRED ARNESBY BROWN, RA, RBA (1866-1955) THE FARM POND signed, signed again and dedicated on the artist's label verso Re the Farm Pond - this was an original little picture & I have not reproduced it in any form: with thanks for your kind congratulations I am... Arnseby Brown, oil on canvas, 29 x 37cm ++In fine original condition, unlined, not damaged and in the original frame, the varnish requiring a light clean
SIR JOHN ALFRED ARNESBY BROWN, RA, RBA (1866-1955) STUDY FOR THE CREST OF THE HILL signed, signed again and inscribed Study for the Crest of the Hill RA 99, oil on canvas, 34.5 x 44.5cm Indent: A study for The Crest of the Hill, Arnesby Brown's Royal Academy picture, 1899, No 652. ++In fine original condition, unlined, the varnish requiring a light clean, undisturbed in the original gilt flat oak frame with on the reverse the label of George W Keep, Carver & Gilder, Nottingham
SWISS SCHOOL, 1826 PORTRAIT OF A LADY bust length, signed and inscribed verso Peint par Eight Vevey and dated, oil on canvas, 23 x 19cm ++Unlined with some light craqueleur, on the original stretchers, the impression of the stretcher visible recto, some light ingrained dirt. In good quality early 19th c English giltwood cavetto frame with corner shelves
†VINCENT BUTLER, RSA, RGI (1933-) SITTING NUDE bronze, rich light brown patina, signed, dated 1976 and numbered 3/6, 45cm h Only three of the edition of six were cast (personal communication with the artist). ++In the same fine condition as when acquired directly from the artist by the vendor
AFTER RICHARD CATON WOODVILLE, RI (1856-1927 "ALL THAT WAS LEFT OF THEM" [THE 17TH LANCERS AT MODDERFONTEIN, SEPTEMBER 17TH 1901] chromolithograph, mounted to image, 53 x 80cm and two other prints of military subjects (3) ++The first print with light vertical time stains from the backboards of the former frame. One of the others with central light stain
JOHN SPEED STAFFORDSHIRE double page engraved map from the 1627 edition of Speed's Theatre..., hand coloured, trimmed to platemark, 39.5 x 51.5cm ++Repaired tear extreme lower right just clear of frame line, light overall discolouration but acceptable. In the same condition as when purchased in the 1980s by the vendor from a member of the specialist trade and placed in the present mount and frame at that time and since undisturbed
A GERMAN THIRD REICH WEHRMACHT TRUMPET BANNER of heavy red silk, obv. applied with iron cross, eagle and swastikas, rev. AR 102 worked in aluminium thread, fringed, four black leather loops, 50 x 50cm excluding fringe Provenance: Acquired in Germany by Col J J Kingstone, DSO, MC, ADC at the end of World War Two (see lot1232) AR120 was a motorised artillery regiment of the Austrian 4th Light Division, formed in 1938. It became the 9th Panzer Division in 1940. ++In excellent preservation having been carefully stored for 70 years. Not hitherto offered for sale and scarce
A VICTORIAN FULL DRESS SHOULDER BELT AND POUCH OF AN OFFICER OF THE 21ST LIGHT DRAGOONS the red morocco belt with gold lace, silver arrow pickers, chains, boss, buckle, slide and tip, loops and pouch, fully marked, by Bent & Parker, Birmingham 1900 ++In good original condition, complete with light wear only
A RARE REEDED COALPORT TRIO, 1800-14 painted with Bright Landscape pattern and gilt, saucer 14cm diam Provenance: Godden of Worthing from whom purchased 1989. From the only known John Rose service of Bright Landscape painting. Literature: 2003, 'Gilt Sunburst' service discussed and illustrated pp 90-94. ++In fine condition with light wear No Reserve
A COALPORT TURQUOISE GROUND SEAU IN SÈVRES STYLE AND A COALPORT ROSE POMPADOUR GROUND DESSERT PLATE AND TEA CUP, 1841-63 all painted by William Cook with fruit and flowers and in the case of the seau, a trophy, plate 24cm diam, printed or painted CBD mark or that of the retailer, Daniell ++Plate in good condition withy light wear only, cup cracked, the seau broken and restuck No Reserve
A SEVRES DISH, THE PORCELAIN C1780 REDECORATED BY THOMAS MARTIN RANDALL, C1840 22cm diam Provenance: Barry Lomax. The bird painting attributed to Thomas Martin Randall; the flower group to Robert Bix Gray. The attribution of this plate has long been uncertain, for the gilded surround is quite unlike other Randall examples. Eventually, however it is apparent that the flower groups compare very closely to others acknowledged as being characteristic of R B Gray, supporting the attribution of the decoration on this Sevres 'second' plate (with bulge in the glaze) to Randall. ++Good condition with a few light glaze scratches No Reserve
AN ENGLISH PORCELAIN OVAL SUCRIER AND COVER AND A SMALL GROUP OF RELATED TEA WARE, C1805-C1810 sucrier and cover 13cm h (9) The pieces in this Lot are not Coalport, but by another unidentified factory and copy Coalport's style very closely. The sucrier knob differs from Thomas Rose's. It has no small plinth; the under edges are quite straight, unlike Thomas's slightly curved ones. The cup shapes differ from Coalport generally in detail, particularly the handle shape. The dish with the same pattern as the sucrier is apparently mis-numbered, perhaps by human error. The 'pink' decoration on the other trio is this mystery factory's pattern 68 (seen elsewhere) but is essentially as Thomas Rose's pattern 63. ++Sucrier repaired; some light wear No Reserve SALOPIAN ART POTTERY
A CAUGHLEY BLUE AND WHITE MUSTARD POT AND COVER AND A CAUGHLEY FLUTED GILT PLATE, C1777-90 printed with the Fence pattern or gilt with the Gold Star and Husk Festoon pattern, mustard pot and cover 9.5cm h, printed C or unmarked ++Handle of mustard pot broken off in one piece and cleanly glued back into position, flower knop lacking one of the four petals. Plate in good condition with light wear

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