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Los 22
Photographs. Portraits. Well worn quarto album cont. approx. 200 photographs & images, buildings & topography (plate size photos of Castle Howard) but mainly a large number of small portrait images of aristocratic & distinguished persons & their families, viz. Howard, Lowther, Argyll, Grosvenor, many other landed families, military personalities, Eton College, Cambridge University, groups with Prince of Wales, groups with George Howard, signed port. of Charles Kingsley, also Tennyson, Millais, Thackeray, Froude, Richard Owen etc. Inscribed G.J. Howard, 1861.
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Scrap & Sketch Book belonging to George Howard, 9th Earl, containing sketches of hands and feet, family members, dogs and portraits; also a portrait of Tonina Costa dated 1879, three studies of a draped model, a sketch of an Italian expedition, mostly in pencil but some examples in chalk and red crayon. (44).
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Group of mixed format sketches including a watercolour of the Great Hall Naworth, by a follower of Matthew Nutter, portrait by Violet Granby dated 1899, portrait of Rosalind Carlisle by Edward Robert Hughes, a pen and ink drawing of a moorland scene signed B. M. (19)46 and a print after a Persian miniature. Prov: Howard family. Sizes:Persian: 37cm x 24cmPortrait: 17cm x 11cmLandscape: 34cm x 26cmLarge Portrait: 38cm x 28cmWatercolour: 39cm x 30cm
Los 14
Photographs. Various. Oblong folio album, worn cond., cont. approx. 100 photographs, various sizes, Castle Ashby (1869 etc.), small ports. (incl. Frederick Leighton), family groups at Ampthill (incl. G. Howard sketching), Lowther family, plate size interior & exteriors of Naworth (1868 etc.), Rosalind Howard (1868), small photos. of Northumberland, others incl. Italy, reproductions of portrait paintings etc., incl. repros of Burne Jones, King's wedding, Alysa Belle performing The Lament.
Los 2
Photographs. Anglo - India. Morocco album cont. 28 portrait photographs, approx. 13 x 9.5cms, incl. Rudyard & Mrs Kipling, Col. Aslam Khan (Khyber Rifles), Prime Minister of Oodeypore, Col. Meade, H.D. Moule (Lucknow), Col. Fraser, Col. Jacob, Maj. Ernle Money, Mr & Mrs Allardyce & daughters (Mysore), J.D. Fraser C.S. (Burmah), R.G. Hardy C.S. (Shansi) & others. Some signed by the sitter, one dated (18)92.
Los 21
Photographs. Various. Rubbed dark morocco oblong quarto album cont. approx. 100 photographs, various sizes incl. Hospital Matoppo Hills & a few other S. Africa, Native Police, Mashonaland 1897, portraits & groups, (Lord Charles Beresford, Richard Harding Davis, Lord Grey), H. Belloc & B. Blackwood on their return from Lapland, Stoke Court, Eastnor, Colonial Troops March Past in Hyde Park 1897, portrait drawings by Violet Granby etc. Inscribed Hubert Howard, 1898.
Los 455
Coins: twenty one collectable 50p coins, comprising: Archery; Badminton; Beatrix Potter Portrait; Basketball (2); Battle of Hastings; Benjamin Brittan (2); Cycling; Goalball; Team GB; Victoria Cross Heroic Acts; Fencing; Sailing; Table Tennis (2); Taekwondo; Modern Pentathlon; Weightlifting; Representation of The People Act; and Isle of Man TT. (21)
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HUGH WALPOLE: 4 Titles: THE OLD LADIES, London, McMillan, 1924 (250), first edition, large paper signed, original cloth back boards soiled, PORTRAIT OF A MAN WITH RED HAIR, London, McMillan, 1925, (250), first edition, large paper signed, original cloth backed boards, ROGUE HERRIES, London, McMillan, 1930, first edition, original cloth gilt, JUDITH PARIS, London, McMillan, 1931 (350), first edition, large paper signed, original cloth backed boards, soiled (4)
Los 182
JOHN WODDERSPOON: JOHN CROME AND HIS WORKS WITH LISTS OF HIS PICTURES EXHIBITED IN NORWICH FROM THE YEAR 1805 TO 1821 INCLUSIVE SOME ACCOUNT OF THE NORWICH SOCIETY OF ARTISTS SHORT NOTICES OF PAINTERS THE LOCAL CONTEMPORIES OF CROME ETC ETC, [ed Richard Noverre Bacon], Norwich, printed for private circulation at the 'Norwich Mercury' printing works 1876, second edition with additions and portrait extracted from the 'Norwich Mercury' of Nov 10th, 17th, 20th and Dec 1st 1858, albumen port frontis, 19 autotype etched plates on 9 leaves, original wraps (worn in a chipped), bound in at end, the original top wrap signed and inscribed by Editor, fo 20th Century cloth, spine gilt lettered, very scarce, plus DEREK AND TIMOTHY CLIFFORD: JOHN CROME, London, Fabre & Fabre, 1968, first edition, original cloth, d/w, vgc (2)
Los 255
A 19TH CENTURY BLOOR DERBY PORCELAIN FIGURE OF A CHILD IN AN ARMCHAIR c. 1835-40, modelled by John Whitaker after the portrait by Chalon, 12cm high with imitation Meissen mark to underside, see Twitchett, John - Derby Porcelain, late 384; together with a pair of 18th Century English porcelain figures of an elderly couple, probably Derby, 15cm high, with glazed bases and bearing old Phillips auction labels
![PLATO: PLATO'S SYMPOSIUM OR SUPPER, Translated by Francis Birrell and Shane Leslie [London], The Nonesuch Press, [1924], (105](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/d3663fff-a59b-432f-94ed-af6200a837a6/e05c8485-f61d-4890-ad7a-af6b00f17561/468x382.jpg)
Los 104
PLATO: PLATO'S SYMPOSIUM OR SUPPER, Translated by Francis Birrell and Shane Leslie [London], The Nonesuch Press, [1924], (1050, numbered 711), original buckram back boards, d/w (small part losses) plus PINDAR: PYTHIAN ODES, Translated H T Wade-Gery and C M Bowra, London, The Nonesuch Press, 1928 (1550), numbered 1332, original cloth plus GEORGE ROSTREVOR HAMILTON: THE LATIN PORTRAIT, London, The Nonesuch Press, 1929 (1550) 'Out of Series for Review' , 12mo, original cloth, spine darkened (3)
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John Pinches solid silver The Royal Family portrait miniature medallions, in a velvet presentation box His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh, Her Royal Highness The Princess Anne, His Royal Highness Prince Edward, His Royal Highness Prince Charles, His Royal Highness Prince Andrew and Her Majesty The Queen, housed in the original presentation velvet-lined box.
Los 735
A collection of cabinet photographs and other portrait photographs of Victoria Cross recipients, some later copies, comprising: Major Sir Alfred waters, Jemadar Gobind Singh, Claud Raymond, Captain Sir William Peel, Captain H.W. Murray, Private Herbert William Lewis, General Sir Edward Pemberton Leach, Jemadar Shahamad Khan, Acting Captain john Crowe, Sergeant John Carmichael, Sergeant Henry Weale, Surgeon Major harry Federick Whitchurch, Lieut Martin Eric Nasmith, Private Christopher Augustus Cox, and William Bankes.
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A Second World War Military Medal group and ephemera, awarded to 5121638 Lance-Corporal James Reed Duffy, M.M., Royal Engineers, comprising: Military Medal, War Medal, War Star, Africa Star, Italy Star, France & Germany Star, and Campaign medal roll paper awarded 8th Army clasp to Africa Star (now missing); also includes Royal Engineers cap badge, original medal box, a selection of military portrait and family photographs, flyer to Eight-Army 'Personal Message from the Army Commander'; letter from War Office dated 8th February 1946 informing Duffy's mother of his approval of Military Medal; original copy of The London Gazette no.36168 second supplement naming Duffy as recipient; letter from Royal Engineers Record Office of condolence on the death of Duffy; another giving his death on 5th February 1945 as 'the result of an accident which occurred in the forward Battle Area'; letters of condolence from Officers and men, the King (facsimile signature); a letter from Buckingham Palace for attendance at ceremony; photographs of grave site; and other ephemera; his father's First World War medals awarded to 21-1069 Private Arthur Joseph Duffy, Northumberland Fusiliers; and other ephemera, silks and items.Note: Military Medal citation reads:On the 6th April 1943, Sapper Duffy was one of a minefield gapping party near the Djebel Roumana. The party was subject to heavy rifle and machine gun fire from a range of about three hundred yards, but Sapper Duffy with amazing coolness continued to work his mine detector. Later, his party working on the anti-tank ditch were forced into it by heavy fire, but Sapper Duffy remained working in an exposed position. Seeing that the tapes marking the edge of the gap had been badly cut by the shellfire, he ran back by himself from cover and repaired them so that the tanks could cross. When his platoon officer was wounded he ran back two hundred yards with another supper over ground swept by fire to bring up a stretcher and helped to carry him back to safety. Throughout the operation his complete disregard of danger and initiative were outstanding and a magnificent example to the remainder of his party.
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