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![Digs [Diggs] (Dudley)The Unlawfulness of Subjects Taking up Arms against the Soveraigne, in what case soever ..., William She](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/14475c71-50ce-4469-99eb-ae1400d34598/a1fc535a-592b-408f-81b5-ae9000d6da3d/468x382.jpg)
![[Foxe] Fox (John)[Book of Martyrs] Acts and Monuments of Matters Most Special and Memorable, Happening in the Church with an](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/14475c71-50ce-4469-99eb-ae1400d34598/ebfb1f74-25df-43d3-8fbc-ae970112baaf/468x382.jpg)
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[Foxe] Fox (John)[Book of Martyrs] Acts and Monuments of Matters Most Special and Memorable, Happening in the Church with an Universal History of the Same ... with the Bloody Times, Horrible Troubles, and Great Persecutions against the true Martyrs of Christ. Company of Stationers, 1684, ninth edition, three volumes, large folio in sixes, believed to be a large paper copy (pages 428mm x 275mm), portrait frontis, four plates (including two double page), engraved illustrations in text, extremely worn calf bindings with boards detached or held by cords. [The best edition according to Lowndes p.829]Contents with a few marks but generally reasonably clean. Bindings distressed, some dampness to prelims. (See images)
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Political autographs, comprising: 1) Six typed letters signed from members of parliament Denis Healey (2 letters), Sir Keith Joseph (2 letters), Merlyn Rees, and Charles Pannell, all to J. R. Leeming of the Land Commission, Leeds, 1970-1, concerning the commission’s closure, together with two related typed letters signed from George, Earl Jellicoe as Lord Privy Seal to Denis Healey and Sir Keith Joseph (the latter attached to one of Joseph's letters to Leeming), a later typed letter signed from member of parliament Derek Fatchett to Elaine Leeming, daughter of J. R. Leeming (dated 1985), and a printed 21 Army Group farewell message on card with apparently autograph signature of Field Marshal Montgomery, 2) Autograph book containing an original pen-and-ink self-portrait by Denis Healey signed ‘To Elaine Leeming from Denis Healey MP’, and the autographs of Harold Wilson, Edna Healey, Alice Bacon and others, 3) Album with manuscript cover-title ‘Press Notices, Sir Francis Trippel’s Knighthood’, containing a typed letter signed from H. H. Asquith as prime minister, 1909, similar letters and numerous press cuttings, 4) Typed letter signed from Vera Brittain (author of Testament of Youth) to J. R. Leeming, 1962, concerning poetry written by Leeming in response to her first book The Dark Tide (qty)
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PLEASE NOTE: CHANGE OF DESCRIPTIONLaurel and Hardy. Collection of signed letters and photographs from Stan Laurel (1890-1965), comprising one autograph letter signed 'Uncle Stan/Laurel' and addressed to 'My dear Frank and Jean' (1952), 4 typed letters all signed 'Stan' and addressed to 'My dear Jean' (1957-61), gelatin silver print portrait photograph of Laurel and Hardy signed by both in blue ink ('Stan Laurel' and 'Oliver Hardy', ink splash on latter) and additionally inscribed 'Hello Jean, love Uncle Stan!' , a postcard signed 'To Frank & Jean with love! Uncle Stan' with printed signatures of Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy, 2 photographs of Stan Laurel and his daughter Lois inscribed by Lois, and an inscribed portrait photograph of Rand Brooks (screen actor and husband of Lois Laurel) (qty: 10)The vendor's mother was a childhood friend of Stan Laurel's cousin Nellie Bushby, who worked at the draper's shop run by the vendor's grandmother in Ulverston (Laurel's hometown), and lived for a time with the family at their farm. The vendor was taken by her family to meet Laurel and Hardy at Southport c.1951/2. The autograph letter dated 1952 reads: 'It was so nice to meet you both and I enjoyed your visit to Southport very much'. The letter dated 1957 reads: 'Due to the death of Mr Hardy, my correspondence has been neglected for a while, I was very upset over the sad affair and miss him very much'.
![Original ArtworkBrowning Sr. (Robert) [1782-1866], Two albums of original 'grotesque style' artwork, comprising;Album 1 - An](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/14475c71-50ce-4469-99eb-ae1400d34598/d6874eb4-284d-4c51-aba1-ae9900983e1b/468x382.jpg)
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Original ArtworkBrowning Sr. (Robert) [1782-1866], Two albums of original 'grotesque style' artwork, comprising;Album 1 - An illustrated manuscript story commencing 'Truth will out father - & must be told some time or other. & you may as well hear it at first as at last. - The fact is - my brother Tom and I are determined to see the world ....., on twenty-one pages, 185mm x 113mm, each page with an ink and watercolour caricature portrait of the men encountered, with ink manuscript below, individually mounted on album pages [followed by] eleven pencil caricatures, several with Arundel connections (see provenance below), each with manuscript description or comment, one loose, the other ten mounted on nine pages, album worn, several pages loose, lacking most of backstrip.Album 2 - [Sketches from the Law Courts, 1831], thirty-one pencil portraits or caricatures, predominantly criminals, some are identified, including 'Black George', 'Tom Pipes' and 'Henry Gubbins of Dark House Lane, Gentleman', others give a location or commentary such as 'first appearance at Bow Street' or 'I'd rather see a Bearbait than a Coronation', pencil on laid paper, various sizes, one torn, thirty mounted on album pages, one loose, well worn album with loose pages, lacking backstrip.[Provenance - descended from a neighbour of Brownings in Peckham, the family later moved to Arundel and maintained contact with Browning, loosely inserted is a three page autograph letter believed to be from Robert Browning Sr. (dated 1829), unfortunately the signature has been excised][Academic studies can be found online which discuss the influence of Browning Sr.'s 'Grotesque art' on the poetry of his son Robert Browning] Album 1; The album pages are age tanned, there is a ms title to front free endpaper 'Sketches by Robert Browning Esq. Father of the Poet by that name.' Some light foxing to endpapers, binding is 19th C. half leather but well worn as described.Album 2; Album pages age tanned, same ms. title to front free endpaper as album 1 with the addition of 'Sketches from the Law Courts &c. ?emp. 1831', loose pages as described, well worn 19th C. half leather binding similar to other volume, lacking backstrip as described.Album pages 24cm x 18.5cm. Sheets illustrated in catalogue approx 18.5cm x 11.5cm. Other sheets vary in size.
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Southey (Robert)The Life of Nelson, John Murray, 1813, first edition, two volumes, portrait frontis to volume I, handwriting frontis to volume II, adverts at end of each volume, all edges gilt, straight grained morocco with gilt armorial to boards; Parsons (G.S.), Nelsonian Reminiscences, Leaves from Memory's Log. Saunders and Otley, 1843, first UK edition, frontis, portrait and preface from a later edition tipped-in, half calf gilt;Allen (Joseph), Life of Lord Viscount Nelson ..., Routledge, 1853, portrait frontis, recent half calf;with two others (6)
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Churchill (T.O.)The Life of Lord Viscount Nelson, Duke of Bronte, &c. .. Illustrated by Engravings of it's most Striking and Memorable Incidents, Bowyer et al., 1810, large quarto, portrait frontis, facsimile letter, thirteen plates (two folding) as called for, contemporary half calf (restoration to spine)
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Brenton (Edward Pelham)Life and Correspondence of John, Earl of St. Vincent, G.C.B., Admiral of the Fleet, Henry Colburn, 1838, two volumes, frontis to each, half calf gilt;Anson (W.V., Capt.), The Life of John Jervis, Admiral Lord St. Vincent, John Murray, 1913, plates as called for, foxing to pages, top edge gilt, half morocco (spine head worn);Ross (Sir John), Memoirs and Correspondence of Admiral Lord de Saumarez .., Richard Bentley, 1838, two volumes, portrait frontis to each, seven other plates, half calf (worn);Brenton, Memoir of Vice Admiral Sir Jahleel Brenton ... re-edited by his Son, Longman & Co. 1855, portrait frontis, half calf;'The author of 'Rattlin the Reefer'', Memoirs of Admiral Sir Sidney Smith, Richard Bentley, 1839, two volumes, portrait frontis to each, half calf;Laughton (John Knox), Letters and Papers of Charles, Lord Barham, Admiral of the Red Squadron, 1758-1813, Navy Records Society, 1907-11, three volumes, half calf;with thirty-seven other volumes of Naval memoirs and biography, all leather bound (48)
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South Africa - Apartheid RelatedMagubane (Peter), Soweto, Portrait of a City, New Holland, 1990, quarto, signed by Archbishop Desmond Tuto who wrote the foreword, dust wrapper;Meer (Fatima), Higher than Hope, the Authorised Biography of Nelson Mandela, Hamish Hamilton, 1988, presentation copy from the author, dust wrapper;Bernstein (Hilda), The World That Was Ours, Heinemann, 1967, first edition, taped in slip signed by the author with typed request for donations to Amnesty, dust wrapper;idem, The World That Was Ours, SAWriters, 1989, presentation inscription signed by the author, dust wrapper;idem, For Their Triumphs & For Their Tears ..., IDAF, 1985, signed by the author, paperback;idem, The Rift ..., Jonathan Cape, 1994, first edition, signed by the author, dust wrapper;de Klerk (Willem), F. W. de Klerk, The Man in His Time, Johannesburg, 1991, signed by F.W. de Klerk, dust wrapper;de Klerk (F. W.), F. W. de Klerk, The Last Trek - A New Beginning, Macmillan, 1998, signed by F.W. de Klerk and his wife, dust wrapper (8)
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Miller (Philip)The Abridgement of the Gardener's Dictionary...., 1763, quarto, frontis, engraved plates, calf (board detached);Stillingfleet (Benj.), Miscellaneous Tracts Relating to Natural History, Husbandry and Physick ...., Dodsley, 1762, portrait frontis, plates, contemporary calf;Tyas (Robert), The Language of Flowers or Floral Emblems ...... Routledge, 1869, colour plates, original cloth gilt;Strother (Edward), An Essay on Sickness and Health ..., Charles Rivington, 1725, contemporary calf (joints cracked);with twenty-two miscellaneous others (26)
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Bewick (T.)A History of British Birds, Newcastle, Volumes 1, ... Land Birds, and Volume 2, ... Water Birds, Newcastle, 1821, seventh and fifth editions with first editions of the Supplements, two volumes, marbled endpapers, all edges gilt, full calf gilt [Roscoe 24-25c and 26-27c];Bewick (Thomas and John), Select Fables, with Cuts, Designed and Engraved by ...., Newcastle: Charnley, 1820, portrait frontis, original cloth with leather spine label (wear to joints) (3)
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Eric Hosking OBE Hon. FRPS FBIPP (1909-1991)Set of original photographs, c.1935-55. 8 large gelatin silver prints of waders or waterfowl, portrait and landscape, 370 x 295 mm or reverse, each separately mounted, framed and glazed, signed by Eric Hosking on mount, most also with manuscript titles, titles or subjects comprising: Avocet - aggressive display [2 versions]; Avocet with young; Heron, spreading wings while sunbathing; Red-breaster merganser; Wigeon; Black-tailed godwit; and [Stone curlews]; together with 3 additional framed and glazed montages each of 4 smaller prints (150 x 200 mm), titled 'Stone curlew - attitudes while brooding', 'Stone curlew - last scenes at the nest', and 'Male dotterel' (qty: 11)
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Indian Mutiny 1857-58, 1 clasp, Central India (Surgn P.W. Hockin. Rajpootana Fd Force), with silver ribbon buckle, extremely fine and toned, presented in a sealed display case with a coloured portrait card of the recipient in full dress wearing his Mutiny medal with two bullion cloth officers badges and inscribed 'Par Wiiesford Hockin Bombay Presidency India' QTY: (1)
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Y GEORGE III IVORY, GOLD AND TORTOISESHELL TEA CADDY LATE 18TH CENTURY of decahedron form with a hinged lid, the front panel inset with an oval portrait miniature of two ladies on a settle, the corners set with piqué work, opening to a velvet-lined void interior(15.5cm wide, 15.5cm high, 8.5cm deep)Note: Please be aware that this lot contains material which may be subject to import/export restrictions, especially outside Great Britain, due to CITES regulations. Please note it is the buyer's sole responsibility to obtain any relevant export or import licence. For more information visit http://www.defra.gov.uk/ahvla-en/imports-exports/cites/
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◆ ATTRIBUTED TO THOMAS POOLEY (IRISH 1646-1723) HALF LENGTH PORTRAIT OF JONATHAN SWIFT AS A STUDENT With later inscription, feigned oval, oil on canvas (71cm x 58cm (28in x 22.75in))Provenance (supporting documents sold with the lot):1) Thomas Percy (1729-1811), Bishop of Dromore; acquired by him in 1801 from Anthony Trail or Traill (1755-1831) of Mount Druid, Ballycastle, later Archdeacon of Connor, who in two letters to Percy (27 April and 5 May 1801) describes his own acquisition of the work c.1790 from 'Gonne, a carver and gilder in Abbey Street', evidently the Henry Gonne (fl.1765-99) who is recorded as a carver and looking-glass seller at 26 Abbey Street, Dublin (Glin & Peill, Irish Furniture, 2007, p. 293):‘An old family mansion house in the Co of Louth was about to be pull’d down, previous to the erection of a new one, and all the pictures in it were sent up to Dublin to be sold, as the proprietor did not chuse to be at the expence of new frames for them, and thought they would be unsuitable ornaments for a new house in their old black ones. Not chusing to sell them separately, I was oblig’d to purchase the whole in order to get three or four of them that I lik’d. The account given me of the Dean’s picture was as follows – He had been while at college an intimate companion of the young gentlemen of the above family, and frequently spent his vacations with them in the country. During one of these visits a painter was employed to paint some portraits in the family, and the Dean’s was painted along the rest, and had remain’d in the house ever since. As no particular value was set upon the picture, and as I had express’d no particular desire of purchasing it, it is improbable that such a story should have been told me, if it had not been true. I am sorry however that I have forgot the name of the family, but it has escap’d my memory.'Thence by descent to:2) Mr Edward Richard Meade (1805-1890) of 5 Gloucester Place, Portman Square, London, the picture with him by 1867, when exhibited at South Kensington (see below). Meade was the grandson of Thomas Percy by the marriage of Percy’s daughter Elizabeth to Pierce Meade (1776-?), Archdeacon of Dromore (John Sharpe, Peerage of the British Empire, [1833], volume I, f. 2A6 v.).3) Miss Constance Meade (1852-1941), of 15 Eaton Terrace, Knightsbridge, London, daughter of Edward Richard Meade.4) Mr Kenneth George Francis Balfour (1909-1998), of Quoitings, Marlow, Buckinghamshire, nephew of Constance Meade.5) Mrs Virginia Cardwell Moore, of Coupar Angus, Perthshire.Exhibited:1) South Kensington Museum, Second Special Exhibition of National Portraits commencing with the Reign of William and Mary and ending the Year 1800, 1867. (Catalogue no. 139, described as 'Jonathan Swift, D.D., Dean of St Patrick's ... Bust. as a young man in student's black gown, when a student at Trin. Coll. Dublin', owner recorded as Mr. E. Meade, a copy of the catalogue with presentation plate to Meade sold with the lot, q. v.).2) Exhibition Palace, Dublin, Exhibition of Arts, Industries and Manufactures, 1872.3) National Library of Ireland, Fair Liberty! was all his cry: Jonathan Swift and his Contemporaries, 1999.Published:A Series of Historical Portraits Selected from the National Portrait Exhibitions at South Kensington: Photographed from the Original Paintings (London, [1867]) (plate 139).The Prose Works of Jonathan Swift, D. D., edited by Temple Scott (London, 1911) (frontispiece).Bruce Arnold, Swift: An Illustrated Life (Dublin, 1999) (cover illustration).Literature:David Woolley, ‘Miscellanea in Two Parts: I. An Autograph, II. A Portrait’, Swift Studies, 8 (1993), 94-99.Jane Fenlon, ‘More about the Portrait of Jonathan Swift when a Student at Trinity College, Dublin’, Swift Studies, 15 (2000), pp. 33-38.David Woolley, ‘A Rejoinder from the Author of The Doubtful Portrait, etc.’, Swift Studies, 15 (2000), pp. 39-41.Joseph McMinn, Jonathan Swift and the Arts (Newark, DL: University of Delaware Press, 2010), p. 168 n. 7.Supporting documents:Full information available on request.
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17TH CENTURY FLEMISH SCHOOL, PORTRAIT MINIATURE A YOUNG LADY IN A RED DRESS oval, oil on copper, the sitter wearing a dress embroidered with silver, and a wide white lace collar, pearls at her neck, black bows, and red and white feathers in her brown curled hair; in a later chased gilt-metal frame with pin back(Portrait 5.6cm high, 4.8cm wide; 6.7cm high, 5.8cm wide overall)
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RARE IRISH MILITIA FIELD OFFICER'S RED CLOTH UNIFORM COATEE, THE ROYAL QUEEN'S COUNTY MILITIA CIRCA with bullion shoulder epaulettes, black facings with hook and eye front fasteners with silver buttons pressed with GR in the centre and Queens County Regiment and seems ,the two tails with concealed pockets and terminating in a decorative silver wire knotProvenance: Likely to have belonged to Major Jonathan Cope Chetwode (b. 31 May 1757, d. 11 May 1839) traced from an internal label inscribed Woodbrook (the family seat in Ireland) The Estate of the late J. E. AdamNote: The militia regiment of Queen's County (now Co. Laois), the Royal Queen's County Militia, was originally raised in 1793 as the 25th Militia Battalion, one of only six Irish militia regiments allowed to bear the title ''Royal''. Re-designated the 104th Battalion following the militia reforms of 1833, it became the 4th Battalion Leinster Regiment (Queen's County Militia) following the army reforms of 1881. When initially raised, the Queen's County Militia was apparently a fine unit. A commentator of the time (December 1793), who had been expecting to see an ''undisciplined rabble'', in fact found the Queen's County Militia to be by ''no means inferior (in appearance) to that of any veteran regulars I ever met with, in point of personal consequence and acquired uniformity''. They took to the life of soldiering, and in 1796 they and the Dublin City Militia became the first two militia regiments to volunteer to serve outside Ireland. Major Jonathan Cope Chetwode (b. 31 May 1757, d. 11 May 1839), was the son of Valentine Knightley Chetwode and Henrietta Maria Cope. His estate was Woodbrook, near Portarlington, and Burke's Landed Gentry of Ireland (1958) and Lewis's Topographical Dictionary of Ireland (1837) acknowledge him as a Major in the Militia. Edith Mary Johnston-Liik (History of the Irish Parliament, (6 vols., Belfast, 2002) iii, 409) has him in his youth as a (?) Cornet in the Arlington Light Cavalry. Strickland (viz., Walter G. Strickland, ‘The Chetwoods of Woodbrook in the Queen's County. With a portrait and book plate of Knightley Chetwood, d. 1752 and a portrait of Hester Brooking his wife’, in Journal of the County Kildare Archaeological Society, Vol. IX, pp. 205-26, 273-6, 381-6, 410-15, 1918-22; Vol. X, pp. 32-6, 100-6, 150-3, 195-6, 1922-8) mentions service as Ensign in the 102nd and 14th Regiments. In 1781 he was High Sheriff of Queen's County, and from 1790 to 1797 M.P. for Downpatrick. He was twice married, but had no issue.
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ENGLISH SCHOOL, MINIATURE PORTRAIT OF A LADY SECOND QUARTER, 19TH CENTURY gouache and bodycolour on card, the sitter with dark hair in curls framing her face, wearing a large bonnet with grey ribbons and bows, and dressed in a ruffled neck flounce and grey jacket with gigot sleeves and a muslin pelerine collar; in a gilt wood and gesso frame(10.5cm x 9cm excluding frame)
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AFTER SEBASTIANO DEL PIOMBO (ITALIAN 1485-1547) TWO 19TH CENTURY ITALIAN MINIATURE PAINTINGS the first PORTRAIT OF A LADY WITH A FUR STOLE, LA FORNARINA, in a carved Florentine frame with a crown mounted on a velvet lined board; the other THE VIOLINIST, in a moulded and gilt wood frame(12 x 9.5cm; and 15 x 11.5cm excluding frames)
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First Day of Issue Covers. 1993 The Definitive Portrait (1), 1997 (8) and 1998 (8) from the collection of Baroness Betty Boothroyd typed addresses to "The Rt Hon Betty Boothroyd MP Speaker of the House of Commons, London, SW1A 0AA" (17) Proceeds to the Maternity Bereavement Suite Charity at QE Hospital Kings Lynn.
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