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Falkland Islands, 2 x Commemorative Sterling Silver Proof Coins comprising: (1) £25 '100th Anniversary of Self Sufficiency' 1885-1985, obv. Maklouf portrait of the Queen, rev. SS Great Britain in frosted relief, diameter 63mm, wt 150g, with cert, in case of issue FDC & (2) 50 pence '150th Anniversary 1833 - 1983' obv. Machin portrait of the Queen, rev. 'FALKLAND ISLANDS' & dates around galleon under sail, 38mm, 28.28g, with cert, in case of issue, FDC, together with Bahamas 2 x frosted silver proof 10 dollars 1978 'Fifth Anniversary of Independence 10 July 1973' rev. portrait of Prince Charles, obv. national arms & supporters, each 49mm, 45.4g, .500 silver, with certs, each encapsulated in case of issue FDC & a 1oz .958 silver bullion Britannia £2 2000, card mounted, BU
ALFRED HITCHCOCK / PATRICIA HITCHCOCK EPHEMERA: a collection of publicity photographs and personal letters written to British actor Peter Halliday from Patricia Hitchcock, 1950s - 1983, and an Order of Service for Alfred Hitchcock's Memorial Service, June 1980; the small collection includes a group of eight publicity photographs, depicting Alfred Hitchcock with his wife (film editor) Alma Reville, daughter Patricia, son-in-law Joseph E. Connell Junr, and grandaughters, CBS photo. by Gabor Rona red stamps on versos, and images of the director on various film sets with Joseph Cotton, Farley Granger, Ingrid Bergman, a sepia toned portrait of Patricia Hitchcock, Bill Doll & Company, Anita Playhouse, New York blue stamp on verso, mostly 25.5cm x 20cm, a group of six letters written by Patricia Hitchcock, from 1950 - 1983, to her close friend, British actor Peter Halliday, five handwritten, and one typed and signed, a few undated in their original California postmarked envelopes, approx. 360 lines on 20pp, two on printed headed notepaper from 1097 Belagio Road, Bel Air and 5227 Avenida Hacienda Tarzan, California, the contents are full of newsy Hollywood snippets, writing of her amusement Peter had seen 'Stage Fright' in German, the shock at the sudden death of Al Jolson, . . . 'I'd seen him the night before at a restaurant', . . . and Alan and Sue Ladd's accounts of 'terribly young soldiers returning from the front (Korea) battered and exhausted', a few casual references to her father, . . . 'Hitch has bought another car. A Chevrolet, we've left it in New York . . . , . . . 'still no work but I hope to be doing something in one of Daddy's shows in February', . . . together with a 10pp. Order of Service, and invitation card for Alfred Hitchcock's Memorial Service, Westminster Cathedral, Tuesday 3 June, 1980, with the LA Times newspaper obituary cutting loosely inserted.provenance: from the collection of British actor Peter Halliday by descent to the vendor.
A 19th century Napoleon III portrait signet ring the hinged locket engraved with 'N' within a laurel wreath, opening to reveal a struck portrait of Napoleon III, plain shank is unmarked (Dimensions: Ring size: L)(Ring size: L)Footnote: By family repute, this ring was gifted by Rachael Felix (mistress to Napoleon III) to the wife of General Stopford, military attaché at the British Embassy. Thence by decent through that family, until it was purchased in the 1990s by the current vendors father.
A mixed group of various items to include; an Art Nouveau style small rectangular medal, by Daniel Dupuis, the obverse with a young girl washing at a basin, the reverse with a winged putto above a blank stone for engraving medal details; an 18th century small flask and over, the body carved from a nut, silver mount with pull off cover, engraved band "MI DUDE NOME DARDO MORALE' the nut carved with scroll motifs; an early 19th century silver mounted carved amber?? portrait of a lady, apparently unmarked; a small Scandinavian two handled bowl on three ball feet, unmarked, engraved 'Berette Oles D' a brass two part buckle, central motif of Mary and Jesus, the side panels with applied wire work and leaf motifs (5) (Dimensions: Medallion height: 65mm)(Medallion height: 65mm)Condition report: With lots that have multiple items we generally advise personal viewing, however if there are specific questions you wish to ask, please advise
A 19th century gilt metal table box and cover unmarked, the hinged cover with central miniature on card of winged putto, stepped sides to a base of plain rectangular form all raised on flattened ball feet, the whole with overlaid pierced, chased rectangular panels in the rococo manner of bold floral scrolls, portrait of male and female to each side; together with a 19th century gilt metal mounted octagonal box and cover with deep blue glass body and cover, unmarked; a gilt filigree small table inkwell modelled as a stylised flower an cover, with chain swags, spreading open base (3)
An interesting carved mounted coconut cup with Charles I connections unmarked circa 1740, the coconut carved with three panels relating to Charles I, an oval portrait of Charles and engraved ' IN ALIUS PROMPTISSIMUS IN DIVINIS OPTIMUS' second a scene passing sentence 'LACHLY MOROPTERIM CREDU TITAT EM' the third a scene of an execution at Tower of London, all on turned wood base, and domed foot (Dimensions: Height: 17cm)(Height: 17cm)
A Charles II table snuff box apparently unmarked, of oval form, the hinged cover with tortoiseshell panel with onset portrait of Charles II, wearing order of The Garter, plain moulded frame to the cover, the sides and base plain (Dimensions: Height: 10cm, weight, (all in): 6.5oz)(Height: 10cm, weight, (all in): 6.5oz)Condition report: Generally good, wear to high points, tortoiseshell lose, base has split at joint at 3 o'clock, base okay, usual wear, hinge good
Various books on nature, etc. Stamp (Sir Dudley) Nature Conservation In Britain, first edition with dust wrapper, various other similar, varying editions to include Dragonflies, Flowers of The Coast, Insect Natural History, Ramsbottom (John) Mushrooms and Toadstools, Yonge (CM) The Seashore, revised edition 1966, Moths, Axel (Herbert) and Husking (Eric) Minsmere Portrait of A Bird Reserve, signed by both authors, various other natural history books, David Attenborough, Skinner (Bernard) Moths of The British Isles, other books on beetles, land and water bugs, etc. (a quantity)
Six various decorative paintings and prints to include unattributed; portrait of a gentlemen in period costume, Alan Hamden; a watercolour coastal scene with yachts in harbour, buildings in background and sailing boats, a print of 'Study for Head of Girl' from an original sketch by J R Smith, now in the British Museum (glass af), a fashion print, C Nieuwenhuis; a Dutch scene of windmill on river's edge with figure in the foreground, 29 x 38cm, framed, others framed and glazed (6).
19th Century school, portrait study of Doctor Charles Burney, 1726-1814, reading a musical score by Handel, Doctor Charles Burney was a musical historian friend of Samuel Johnson and father of the novelist and diarist Fanny Burney, (Madame d 'Arblay), unsigned oil on canvas, 75cm x 62cm, contained in an ornate gilt frame
* Percy Wyndham Lewis [1882-1957]-Anne; half-length portrait,:-signed and dated 1946 bottom rightpastel and pencil drawing48 x 40.5cm.*Note Literature. Illustrated in Wyndham Lewis, Paintings & Drawings, by Walter Michel, Published by Thames & Hudson, plate 145 No.1079.* Provenance. Leicester Galleries
Niccolo Sagundino, Ad serenissimum principem, an eyewitness account of the Fall of Constantinople and its seizure by the Ottoman Empire, in Latin, humanist manuscript on paper [Italy (perhaps Naples), mid fifteenth century (most probably soon after 1453)]12 leaves (plus 2 modern paper endleaves at each end), complete, single column of 20 lines in a practised semi-humanist hand, with some long descenders into margin from letters of lowermost lines, watermark in form of a hat (ecclesiastical galero) in form found in wide range of Italian watermarks (see Briquet nos. 3363-3408, recorded from 1411 to the 1550s, the simple form of hat and long conical tassels suggest an earlier date, but the circular bobbles at end of cords can only be found from examples from 1455: Briquet no. 3369, recorded Pisaro), a few pages with line numbers lightly added in nineteenth-century pencil, leaves at each end slightly discoloured, small spots and stains, else excellent condition, 205 by 145mm.; modern binding of marbled pasteboards with white parchment spine, corners and name-plate on front boardA COPY OF ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT WITNESSES TO THE FALL OF CONSTANTINOPLE; IN THE SOLE MANUSCRIPT WITNESS WITH ANY CLAIM TO BE ONE OF THE INITIAL WAVE OF COPIES SENT OUT FROM NAPLES TO INFORM EUROPE OF THIS CLIMATIC EVENTText:Niccolo Sagundino was born in Chalkis, the main urban centre for the Greek island of Eubea/Negroponte, in 1402. The formative moment of his life was his capture by the Turks during their invasion of Venetian controlled Thessalonica. He remained hostage there for thirteen months, but used the time to closely study his captors, and when redeemed probably by the Venetian State, he was put to use by the authorities of Negroponte as a translator and probably also as a diplomat. He served again in this capacity at the Council of Florence, where he drew the attention of Pope Eugenius IV who immediately appointed him apostolic secretary. In 1440 the Venetian State appointed him chancellor of Negroponte, and he was there on 29 May 1453 when the Ottoman forces overran Constantinople. Venice despatched him to the sultan and he remained in Constantinople during the entire summer and autumn of that year, returning only to update the Venetians and from there the Pope and the Neapolitans. His long speech given at the Neapolitan court at the end of January 1454 (here written in error as “M.cccc.Liii.”) is what is contained in this manuscript, and was committed to writing and disseminated on the order of King Alfonso 'the Magnificent’ of Naples due to its crucial importance. In addition to its function as a form of Renaissance news despatch, the text was one of the very first reports on the Ottoman Empire produced in the West and gives a detailed portrait of the young emperor, Mohammed II, as well an assessment of the military strengths and potential weaknesses of his forces. The Venetians continued their anti-Ottoman dialogue with the Neapolitan court through Sagundino, and in 1461 sent him back to the sultan while he was on campaign in Anatolia crushing the last vestiges of Byzantine power there. His last active diplomatic work was to the Pope in 1462 to secure additional funding for Hungary and their new border with the Ottoman Empire. He died in 1464.The text was recently edited by C. Caselli, Ad serenissimum principem et invictissimum regem Alphonsum Nicolai Sagundini oratio, 2012, who lists 31 manuscripts (not including the present one). To those should be added: (i) Brescia, Biblioteca Civica Queriniana, B.VII.34, fols. 27r-40r, and (ii) Innsbruck, Universitätsbibliothek 636, fols. 264r-267v. All of these are in institutional ownership, and only the single copies in the John Rylands Library, the Stiftsbibliothek of Melk, the BnF in Paris, and the three in the ÖNB in Vienna are outside of Italy. None is recorded in the United States. Crucially, all these witnesses include the text as part of compendia, often among numerous other related texts, most probably produced as reference copies from the initial productions of the Neapolitan court. The present manuscript is the only one to survive in a discrete booklet, apparently produced quickly. It may well be the sole surviving witness to that initial Neapolitan campaign of copying and distribution, committed to paper in the court of Naples on the orders of Alfonso ‘the Magnificent’ and before the author himself.
SEX PISTOLS GOD SAVE THE QUEEN 7" ACETATE. An original single sided 7" acetate of The Sex Pistols - God Save The Queen, recorded at Wessex Studios in 1976. Marked in pen to playing side 'LATEST'. Provenance: the acetate was recovered from the bin at Wessex Studios by engineer Richard Drake and subsequently came to the vendor directly via the estate of Richard Drake. Provenance documentation supplied by the vendor to include copies of contracts between Richard Drake and Wessex Studios, letters of recommendation dated circa 1978 (inc one listing dates of employment at the studio), a Wessex Studios advertisement depicting Richard Drake in a studio portrait, a photocopied example of a Jamie Reid designed handbill found alongside the acetate in 1976. More provenance details can be found at the following address - http://www.philjens.plus.com/pistols/pistols/1977_LostTestPressings.html
SEX PISTOLS GOD SAVE THE QUEEN 10" ACETATE. An original single sided 10" acetate of The Sex Pistols - God Save The Queen, recorded at Wessex Studios in 1976. Marked in pen to playing side 'OLD 1/2 db - p'. Includes original paper sleeve marked 'Pistols' in biro and plastic sleeve, as found. Provenance: the acetate was recovered from the bin at Wessex Studios by engineer Richard Drake and subsequently came to the vendor directly via the estate of Richard Drake. Provenance documentation supplied by the vendor to include copies of contracts between Richard Drake and Wessex Studios, letters of recommendation dated circa 1978 (inc one listing dates of employment at the studio), a Wessex Studios advertisement depicting Richard Drake in a studio portrait, a photocopied example of a Jamie Reid designed handbill found alongside the acetate in 1976. More provenance details can be found at the following address - http://www.philjens.plus.com/pistols/pistols/1977_LostTestPressings.html
CROSBY, STILLS, NASH AND YOUNG. Two framed and signed items to include: display to include autographed card by Neil Young (frame 37 x 51cm) with concert photo. Also a limited edition display to include Illustrated Band Portrait, Live Concert stage photo, Backstage Pass, Ticket and commemorative postcard. COA showing limited edition of only 500 made. Measures 64 x 54cm. Authenticated by Roger Epperson prior to this sale.
English School, circa 1620 PORTRAIT OF A LADY, SAID TO BE MARY BEAUMONT, COUNTESS OF BUCKINGHAM (1570-1632) AND MOTHER OF GEORGE VILLIERS, 1ST DUKE OF BUCKINGHAM, HALF LENGTH, IN A BLACK DRESS AND COWL Oil on panel 78.5 x 59.5cm Provenance: The Property of a Prominent West Country Collector.

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