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Vintage collection 5 signature pieces includes Marilyn Miller 1920 Broadway star signed card with biography, Annie Fellow Johnston author Little Colonel series signed card with biography, Jack Hylton signed and dedicated 10 x 8 b/w portrait photo dated 1932, Royalty Signed vintage Cabinet photo by court photographer Edmunde Risse, shows Prince Adalbert of Prussia and Joaquín Ezpeleta Enrile handwritten letter 1939 mounted with colour photo to approx 14 x 10 inches overall. Good Condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99.
Los 624
Robert Patrick signed 10x8 colour photo portrait in smart suit. Good Condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99.
Los 542
Gunther Loffelbein KC WW2 Luftwaffe ace signed 5x3 black and white portrait photo. Good Condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99.
Los 803
Mike Bannister Chief Concorde Pilot and Adrian Meredith photographer signed 16x12 colour photo of Concorde G-BOAG flying over London. Portrait photo. Good Condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99.
Los 610
Rosario Dawson signed 10x8 colour photo full body shot portrait. Good Condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99.
Los 806
Mike Bannister Chief Concorde Pilot and Adrian Meredith photographer signed 16x12 colour photo of Concorde G-BOAG flying over London. Portrait photo. Signed in white. Good Condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99.
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CYCLING - AUTOGRAPH, LAURA KENNY (NEE TROTT), C.B.E. (B.1992) A London 2012 Olympics official colour portrait photograph, signed in blue felt pen, limited edition 42/500, mounted with a title plaque, framed as one, overall 34.5cm x 27cm; and SWIMMING - AUTOGRAPH, REBECCA ADLINGTON, O.B.E. (B.1989) A London 2012 Olympics official colour portrait photograph, signed in blue felt pen, limited edition 149/500, 20cm x 24.5cm, (2).
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Emblemata.- Bocchi (Achille) Symbolicarum Quaetionum, De universo genere, quas serio ludebat, Libri Quinque, mostly italic type, title with woodcut printer's device, engraved portrait of the author and 151 fine large engraved emblematic illustrations by Guilio Bonasone after Prospero Fontana and Parmigianino, ink inscription cut from title and neatly repaired, (not affecting text), some staining, spotting or finger-marking, contemporary vellum, rebacked, lacking ties, little soiled and stained, [Adams B1295; Landwehr, Romanic, 163; Mortimer, Italian, 77; EDIT 16 CNCE 6486], small 4to, Bologna, [Giovanni Rossi] for the Società Tipografica Bolognese, 1574.⁂ Second edition of this handsome work, with the illustrations reworked by Agostino Carracci. It is the first production of the Società Tipografica Bolognese, established in 1572 under the direction of Giovanni Rossi.
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Old master prints.- Bol (Ferdinand) An old man with a long beard, wearing a velvet cap, etching and drypoint, a good well inked impression on thin laid paper without watermark, without sign of much wear to plate, sheet 119 x 88 mm. (4 5/8 x 3 1/2 in), trimmed within platemark, small loss to lower left corner, other small nicks to extremities, some spotting and surface dirt, unframed, 1642; together three other old master prints, including a trimmed impression of Adriaen Janz van Ostade's 'The Peasant's Quarrel', a portrait of Dutch lady by Hollar, dated 1644, and a portrait of Titian by Giovanni Battista Cecchi, all unframed (4).Literature:[Bol] Hollstein 9
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Blake (William).- Blair (Robert) The Grave. A Poem, subscribers' copy, engraved portrait frontispiece of William Blake by Louis Schiavonetti after T.Phillips and engraved additional title and 11 plates by Schiavonetti after Blake, list of subscribers, engraved title, printed title and dedication ff. detached, occasional spotting, D1 with tear running into text, lacking endpapers, original boards with paper label to upper cover, rebacked, rubbed and scuffed, corners a little worn, 4to, 1808.
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Librarian's writings.- Morelli (Jacopo) Operette di Jacopo Morelli ora insieme raccolte con oposcoli di antichi scrittori, 3 vol., engraved portrait frontispiece, spotted, contemporary patterned paper boards, Venice, Alvisopoli, 1820 § Celsius (Olof Oloffson) I.N.J. Bibliothecæ Upsaliensis Historia, first edition, some spotting or mostly light foxing, lightly browned, contemporary half calf, spine in compartments, rubbed, 8vo, Uppsala, no printer, 1745; and a 2 vol. in 1 set of Haym's Bibliotheca Italiana, v.s. (5)⁂ The first mentioned includes a substantial description of the library of St. Mark's and dissertations on Venetian festivities and poets.
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* Jeuffrain (Paul, 1808-1896). A French Norman Church, 1850s, salt print from a paper negative, (21 x 27cm) together with five further early to mid 1850s salt prints by various mostly unidentified British and Italian photographers, including an Italian monument, probably by Carlo Ponti (33 x 26cm), York Minster (19.5 x 25cm), a portrait of Count Tasca and his two sons (24 x 18cm), an English thatched cottage (13 x 16.5cm), and a rural view of a church scene across a meadow (16 x 19.5cm), all but the first on paper mounts (Qty: 6)
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* Philippines. Close-up head portrait of a smoking Filipino, by Pierre Verger, circa 1940, gelatin silver print, small crease to upper left corner, photographer's name stamp to verso, 2 x 23.5 cm, together with a group of 8 earlier photographs of Philippines interest, 4 albumen prints and 4 gelatin silver prints, including 2 river views, villagers and a street scene, the largest 22 x 28.5 cm, but mostly 11.5 x 16.5 cm (Qty: 9)
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* China. Full-length portrait of a seated Chinese Mandarin, c. 1890s, albumen print on contemporary mount, closed tear to lower right corner, 19.5 x 13.5 cm, together with two small mounted albumen prints of Chinese children, circa 1870s, 6 x 9 cm and the reverse, numbered French ink captions to mounts (Qty: 3)
Los 213
* Turner (Alwyn Scott, born 1936). A selection of 8 vintage silver gelatin prints from Turner's monumental documentary project "The American People", early 1970s, photographers wet stamp to versos, 19 x 13cmTurner (Alwyn Scott, born 1936) (Qty: 8)NOTESTurner began the documentary portrait series in 1968, working on it continuously until 2001.
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India. [Photographic biographies of Indian rulers], c.1880, 2 parts in 1 volume, approximate pagination [6] 7-96 pp., 3-40 73-6 41-72 [77]-144 147-246 251-4, lithographic Urdu text without hand-coloured oval cartouches, 74 albumen print portrait photographs (9 x 5 cm) mounted to card leaves with Urdu captions (either in manuscript or on mounted lithographic slips), mounts on stubs throughout, 1 similar portrait (uncaptioned but evidently from the same series) laid in, both parts lacking the title-page and apparently the first leaf of text, one card mount (Moinuddin Mohammed Farrukhsiyar) with caption but lacking photograph, part 1 text-leaves and mounts brittle and browned, fore margins chipped and extensively consolidated with tissue-paper, similar repairs to a few leaves extending into text, a few card mounts detached or detaching from stubs (Babur, Humayun, Jahangir/Akbar, the latter both mounted either side of the same sheet), part 2 with water-damage to pp. 133-44 and 3 intervening plates, stabilised with tissue-paper, the repair just touching one corner of 2 photographs (Nawabs of Juagadh and Balasinor), the third (Maharaja of Travancore) repaired with loss, 1 other photograph (Nawab of Palanpur) with extensive loss and attempted repair, card mounts in part 2 otherwise only with variable and generally minor water-staining to fore margins (lower outer corners sometimes discreetly consolidated with tissue), contemporary red morocco binding with broad roll-tool borders gilt, rebacked with red fabric, folio (29.5 x 19 cm) (Qty: 1)NOTESProvenance: From the collection of photo-historian Brij Sharma. An apparently near-complete copy of an extremely rare Indian publication. We trace a fragment containing six photographic portraits and their associated biographies only, catalogued as being part of a larger work titled Muraqqa' Jahan Numa ('World-Mirror Album') by Munshi Bulaqi Das, printed at Delhi's Mayur Press circa 1880. The first part contains 25 albumen prints from miniatures of Mughal rulers and their antecedents, from Timur to Bahadur Shah Zafar. The second part concerns the rulers of the Princely States and associated potentates including the sultans of Muscat and Zanzibar. It contains 50 albumen prints (including the loose, uncaptioned image), of which 39 are from life, and consequently provides original likenesses of numerous princes not otherwise well-represented in the photographic record. The quality of the paper and the adverse climate of the Subcontinent appear to have assured the work's rarity in any condition. A full list list of the figures depicted is available on request.
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* East Africa. Portrait of a young male Masai by Hass-Halver Kassel, 1930s, vintage gelatin silver print, ink stamp and manuscript details to verso, 22.5 x 17 cm, together with a photograph of a group of tribal dancers in East Africa, 1950s, gelatin silver print, United Press International wet stamp to verso, 24.5 x 19.5 cm (Qty: 2)
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Fenton (Roger, 1819-1869). Photographic Art Treasures; or, Nature and Art Illustrated by Art and Nature, Part I, published by the Patent Photo-Galvano-Graphic Company, November 1856, containing four photo-galvanographs, each with printed title and letterpress credits on india paper, each image approximately 21.5 x 18cm, sheet size 56 x 38cm, loosely contained as issued in original printed wrappers with pictorial vignette to upper cover, minor dust-soiling and small neat repair at foot of spine, large slim folio (Qty: 1)NOTESPart I contains images of York Minster, Cedars, Monmouthshire, Raglan Castle (The Porch) and Raglan Castle (The Watergate). A second part was issued with four further photo-galvanographs, of which two more were by Roger Fenton. Roger Fenton was named partner and photographer of the company, the patent inventor being Paul Pretsch. These are considered the first serious commercial attempts to print directly from a photo-sensitised plate using the photo-chemical process. Rare. No copies have been traced on Library Hub Discover, but a copy of Part I is held by the Scottish National Portrait Gallery (Print Room).
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China & Japan. A large scrap album containing photographs and prints including China and Japan interest, late 19th and early 20th century, a total of 24 photographs, 15 pencil drawings, sketches and watercolours, and 50 prints and items of printed ephemera, the largest photograph (22 x 29 cm) being a toned gelatin silver print, circa 1910, showing a Peking merchant seated in his business reception area with banners and drapes, flowers and chairs, plus five further gelatin silver print cabinet cards and a larger group portrait, studio names on mounts being Sze-Uen-Ming, Shanghai (2), Ho Kom Tong, Hong Kong (2), and Tse Chin Loh, two detached and one showing an unidentified building, 12 hand-tinted Japanese albumen prints, late 19th century, 20.5 x 26.5 cm, the remaining seven photographs including a Ceylon palm tree scene and a young woman by Skeen, circa 1880s, the whole collection mounted to rectos and versos of 30 stiff card leaves, contemporary half morocco, soiling and wear, large folio (53 x 38 cm) (Qty: 1)
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* Cameron (Julia Margaret, 1815-1879). The Dream, 1869, albumen print on original card mount, signed and dated ink inscription on mount below image, 'From Life Registered Photography Copyright Julia Margaret Cameron April 1869', pencil inscription 'The Dream' beneath and printed lithographic quotation and signature of the artist G.F. Watts 'quite divine' at centre foot of mount, old light water stain affecting lower left-hand corner of image and mount, two of Cameron's finger smudges in the negative within image lower right, image size 30.2 x 24cm, mount trimmed close to print at all but bottom margins, framed and glazed (Qty: 1)NOTESJulian Cox & Colin Ford, Julia Margaret Cameron: The Complete Photographs , 2003, no. 258, p. 208; Marta Weiss, Julia Margaret Cameron: Photographs to Electrify you with Delight and Startle the World , 2015, p. 143. The sitter in this portrait was Mary Hillier and the subject is a reference to Milton's poem 'On his Deceased Wife' which tells of a fleeting vision of his beloved wife returning to life in a dream. As often with Cameron's photographs her smudged fingerprints in the negative do not seem to have bothered her and for modern eyes represent an inadvertent signature. A good deep brown print.
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* Dali (Salvador, 1904-1989). Portrait of Dali's head, by John Bryson, September 1974, gelatin silver print, printed 1980s , 33 x 24cm, mat mount (Qty: 1)NOTESJohn Bryson (1923 - 2005) was an American photojournalist who worked for Elle for Life and other magazines, best known for his ability to capture images of celebrities and world leaders at their homes or at work.
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* Hughes (Ted, 1930-1998). A head and shoulders portrait by Mark Gerson, (born 1921), circa 1970s, vintage gelatin silver print, 23.5 x 19.5 cm, together with three further gelatin silver print portraits by Gerson, the poet W.H. Auden and his godson Philip Spender, 1972, 20 x 22 cm, the playwright Arnold Wesker at his desk, circa 1990, 24.5 x 20 cm, and the playwright John Osborne outside The Royal Court Theatre showing 'Look Back in Anger', 1957, later printing, 20 x 18 cm, all in mat mounts with Mark Gerson's pencil signature and 'London' to lower mounts, the first two items framed and glazed (Qty: 4)
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* New Zealand. A pair of group portrait photographs of miners posing near mine entrances, 1890s, albumen prints, 10.5 x 14.5 cm, together with a larger albumen print photograph of gold mines, circa 1880s, inscribed 'Thames Gold Fields N.3' to verso, 15.5 x 20.5 cm, plus a group of 24 albumen prints pasted as pairs on to rectos of 12 stiff card album leaves, circa 1890s, showing scenes of the Puketui and Kauaeranga Valleys, the Coromandel Peninsular, showing bush huts, power station, mine tunnels, etc., 11 x 15 cm and similar, plus copies of two printed works, Report of the Department of Mines on the Goldfields of New Zealand for the Year 1899-1900, by John Hayes, Wellington, 1900, folding plans, original printed wrappers, soiled and frayed with loss, folio; the New Zealand Mines Record, Vol. 1, No. 2, Wellington, 16 September 1897, stapled as issued, original printed wrappers, frayed and detached, slim 4to (Qty: 29)NOTESThe Thames Gold Field is located on the southern shores of the Hauraki Gulf, the bonanza years following the first major discovery of gold there in 1867.
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India. Cartier-Bresson (Henri). Beautiful Jaipur, 1st edition, printed at the Times of India Press, Bombay, c. 1948, portrait frontispiece, 64 full-page illustrations from photographs, gift inscription from R.S. Bhatti, Deputy Director of Public Relations, Rajasthan, Jaipur, to front free endpaper, dated 30 November 1953, original red cloth, upper cover lettered and decorated in black, a few minor marks and a little faded at lower edge of upper cover, without dust jacket, large 8vo (Qty: 1)NOTESCartier-Bresson's first and rarest book which was never published or sold commercially. The printing was ordered by the Jaipur Darbar and copies were given away as gifts.
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* Modern Photography. A group of gelatin silver print photographs, mostly circa 1970s, including a portrait of Marilyn Monroe (press print, 21 x 16cm, mat mount), a press print photograph of Jean Lorcat by Andre Kertesz, circa 1995 (23 x 16cm), a press print of Joan Crawford dress fitting by Eve Arnold, circa 1996 (19 x 13cm), a vintage print by David Attie, two vintage prints by Tom Drahos and two vintage prints by Jurij Rupin (Qty: 8)
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Mauchline ware photograph album. A 19th century cartes-de-visite photograph album, without photographs, chromolithographed title, all edges gilt, contemporary Mauchline ware binding, with transfer-printed images of 'The Last Oak of Birnam' by J.V. [James Valentine] on the front cover, and 'Dunkeld Bridge & House from the Cathedral' by G.W.W. [George Washington Wilson] on the rear, a few light scratches, the rear cover with a small repair to right edge of image, morocco gilt spine, brass clasp, 4to, together with a late 19th century cabinet card photograph album, containing nine portrait photographs, all edges gilt, contemporary coloured pictorial marquetry binding, a few splits and scratches, morocco spine, small thick 4to (Qty: 2)
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India. An album containing approximately 56 mounted albumen print views, c. 1870s, including 15 views of Alexandria, Suez, Aden and Port Said (one loose), 18 views of Calcutta including 14 signed by Stretton in the negative, six views of Bombay including one by Bourne & Shepherd of Rampart Row from Watson's Hotel (negative no. 2214) and one of Borah Bazaar Street by Colin Murray, plus further photographs by Bourne & Shepherd of HMS Serapis (Calcutta, Christmas 1875) and the Royal Yacht Osbourne in the Hooghly River, during the Prince of Wales's tour of India, a group portrait photograph of HRH The Prince of Wales, Lord Northbrook and others at Government House, Calcutta, a smaller photograph of the Prince of Wales in a group with a shot tiger, the other Bourne & Shepherd photographs showing a village road scene, Bengal, Ladies in Kashmir, Muslim jewellers in Galle, Ceylon, Maharaja Jung Bahadur Rana of Nepal and suite, plus two photographs of polo players, one of Manipuri polo players at Imphal, the matching photograph facing of western polo players, plus seven further photographs of Gibraltar and Bologna by unidentified photographers, the majority of photographs 20 x 27.5cm and similar sizes, mounted to rectos and versos of stiff card leaves, mostly with brief pencil captions to mounts, all edges gilt, contemporary morocco gilt with monogram WGBG to upper cover, slightly rubbed, oblong folio (Qty: 1)NOTESThe photographs are generally in very good condition and include 11 identified as being by Bourne & Shepherd.
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* Eisenstaedt (Alfred, 1898-1995). Portrait of Tennessee Williams with a bulldog by a yard door, circa 1950s, gelatin silver print, printed later, 28.5 x 21cm, together with a gelatin silver print photograph of the author William Burroughs at a book signing by Ann Summa, 14th September 1981, gelatin silver print, printed circa 1997, printed information to verso 25.5 x 17cm (Qty: 2)
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* Madagascar . A group of eleven toned gelatin silver prints of Madagascan people, circa 1900, the three largest being oval portraits of individual women, Queen Binao of the Sakalava kingdom, ink caption to lower mount, a Sakalava woman from Menalie and a Tanala woman from Farafangana, each 20 x 14.5cm, plus a portrait of two Sakalava men from Menalie (21 x 14.5cm) plus three individual portraits, two pairs and two group portraits of various Madagascan peoples, 12 x 16.5cm or the reverse, all with French pencil captions to versos, adhesion marks to corners from previous album mounting (Qty: 11)
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* Barnes (Julian, born 1946). Portrait of the author Julian Barnes standing in the doorway of a study by an unidentified photographer, circa 1980, vintage gelatin silver print, framed and glazed, together with photographic portraits of Evelyn Waugh and William Faulkner by Carl van Vechten, 23 x 16 cm and 24 x 18 cm, photographer's embossed stamp to lower dark area of image, plus further good gelatin silver print portraits of William Somerset Maugham (montage of four small portraits by unidentified photographer), P.D. James (by Lucinda Douglas-Menzies) and Robert Lowell (by Judith Aronson), all framed and glazed (Qty: 6)
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* Japan. Beato (Felice, 1832-1909). A portrait of two standing men, 1868, hand-coloured albumen print, tipped onto grey mount with light adhesion marks see-through visible to each corner, 4 cm horizontal split to blank area at lower right corner not touching image, photograph paper size 27 x 22.5 cm (Qty: 1)
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* New Zealand. A group of 16 mostly albumen print photographs, late 19th century, the albumen prints including a full-length portrait of a Maori chief by Iles, 18 x 12.5 cm, views of Rotroua and Auckland Harbour by J. Martin, Dunedin, Taupaki Kauri and Poverty Bay by Burton Brothers, scenes of a camp at Owaka, New Plymouth, Otira Tunnel, a group of tennis players, plus three New Zealand interest cabinet cabinet cards, stereoviews and a mammoth mailing card collotype, plus a group of 4 Australian interest cabinet cards of Cooktown and Annan Bridge, Queensland, plus two mounted photographs of Dover School, Esperance, Tasmania, 1911 (Qty: 22)
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Thomson (John, 1837-1921). A superb album of photographs of Hong Kong, c. 1868-1870, 38 large albumen prints including 31 by, and one attributed to, John Thomson, tipped onto rectos of paper mounts with neat ink captions to mount corners lower right, 7 further related small albumen prints pasted to rectos of two leaves towards rear, contemporary ink name ownership inscription of W.K. Dods and C.M. Normand to front free endpaper, contemporary half roan, some soiling and wear, loss at head of spine, oblong folio (31 x 42 cm) (Qty: 1)NOTESTitles and measurements of 31 photographs by John Thomson, and one attributed to Thomson, (listed by album leaf order): 1) General View Queen's Road, 230 x 323mm; 2) View from Scandal Point, 210 x 306mm; 3) The Slope of the Hill, 178 x 300mm; 4) English Cemetery, Happy Valley, 232 x 285mm; 5) Botanical Gardens, 210 x 275mm; 6) Chinese Curio Shop, 230 x 275mm; 7) Causeway Bay, 180 x 240mm; 8) To the Race Course, 185 x 239mm; 9) [The Race Course], 228 x 288mm; 10) Race Course, 184 x 240mm; 11) [Path between trees], 185 x 230mm; 12) Rustic brook, 185 x 232mm; 13) Kowloon City, 231 x 286mm;14) Kowloon bay, 238 x 282mm; 15) Hong Kong East, 203 x 275mm; 16) Wanchai, 179 x 239mm; 17) Praya, 185 x 240mm; 18) Clock Tower, 185 x 239mm; 19) Hong Kong Club, 183 x 240mm; 20) The bridge, Happy Valley, 185 x 237mm; 21) Chinese junk, 186 x 230mm; 22) Chinese junk, 185 x 222mm; 23) Joss House, East Point, 185 x 236mm; 24) Chinese Hotel, 239 x 185mm; 25) The beach, Kowloon, 184 x 229mm; 26) Sunset Kowloon, 165 x 222mm; 27) Villagers, 180 x 232mm; 28) Cochrane Street, 236 x 179mm; 29) Villagers, 185 x 231mm; 30) Joss House, Tai Ping Shan, 184 x 239mm; 31) Grand Stand, 1869, attributed to John Thomson, 192 x 274mm; 33) Village scene, Lin Tin, 200 x 279mm. Other leaves with 13 photographs by unidentified photographers: 32) Pic-Nic at Lin Tin, Xmas 1868, 205 x 280mm; 34) 'Exeter' winner of Challenge Cup, Hong Kong, 1869, 189 x 265mm; 35) 4 small group portraits and a view, 100 x 127mm (centre) and slightly smaller; 36) 3 small group portraits ,99 x 76mm + 88 x 76mm + 98 x 83mm; 37) large group portrait, 189 x 282mm; 38) large group portrait, 187 x 282mm; 39) Yacht Race, 176 x 265mm; 40) large group portrait, 225 x 287mm. Provenance: see lot 38.
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* China. Far East Magazine, 1876, a group of 17 albumen prints by William Saunders and others, taken from the magazine, each on a paper mount with printed captions, including Coolies waiting for employment, the Oriental Bank and Central Hotel, the river front Shanghai, the winning post, altar at the ceremonial of the worship of the dead, garden near the Ch'en Hwang Temple, group of Chinese actors, on the Northern River, basket-chair and matting-shop Shanghai, itinerant cobbler, Chinese wheelbarrow conveyances, etc., some fading, all but one (portrait of Lydia Mary Fay) 13 x 20 cm, a little fraying to paper mounts where previously stitched (Qty: 17)
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* Munkacsi (Martin, 1896-1963). A group of four fashion contact prints, on four sheets, circa 1940s, printed circa 1960, gelatin silver prints on Kodak paper, all of the same blonde model, three of her seated with arms crossed over her breasts, and one a head and shoulders portrait from the back, images 24.5 x 20 cm, sheet size 28 x 22 cm, numeric pencil code to verso, corner mounted on modern mounts (Qty: 4)
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Floyd (William Pryor , 1834-c.1900 ). A superb album of 55 photographs of Hong Kong, Canton, Peking and Macao, mostly by William Pryor Floyd, c. 1868-1870s , printed captions to first 37 photographs tipped onto paper mounts lower right, remaining 10 leaves mostly with pencil notes or captions, mount versos blank, a total of 28 photographs of Hong Kong views by Floyd including a two-part panorama (some splitting close to fold), plus Macao (2), Canton (6, including one by Dutton & Michaels), Peking (2), the final ten leaves with photographs of various groups, a mandarin in a sedan (by Milton Miller), Hong Kong regatta, 1868, condemned murderer and pirates, and 10 small portraits on two leaves, Floyd's printed studio label at 62 Queen's Road to front free endpaper, original cloth with gilt-titled upper cover, rubbed and soiled, oblong folio (30 x 38cm) (Qty: 1)NOTESContents: 1) General View of HongKong (From Scandle Point), (2-part panorama), 229 x 558mm; 2) Public Garden (Central View, H.K.), 194 x 271mm; 3) Public Garden (From the Albany, H.K.), 192 x 273mm; 4) Fountain, Public Gardens (Hongkong), 172 x 266mm; 5) Bath House (Hongkong), 180 x 270mm; 6) View on the Praya (Looking East, H.K.), 188 x 281mm; 7) View on Praya (From Lane, Crawford & Co.'s Wharf, H.K.), 175 x 272mm; 8) Clock Tower (Hongkong), 172 x 239mm; 9) P. & O. Co.'s Offices (Hongkong), 243 x 198mm; 10) Joss House in Holloywood Road (Hongkong), 203 x 271mm; 11) Chinese Town, Westpoint (Hongkong), 200 x 273mm; 12) View of Chinese Town (West Point, H.K.), 189 x 269mm; 13) Tank Lane (Hongkong), 189 x 272mm; 14) Water Tank (Caine Road, H.K.), 196 x 271mm; 15) View of the Harbour (Hongkong), 178 x 269mm; 16) Kowloon, 181 x 273mm; 17) Water Fall, Pokfulum (Hongkong), 192 x 264mm; 18) Siemssen & Co.'s House, Pokfulum, (Hongkong), 185 x 269mm; 19) Grand Stand (Race course 1868), 187 x 265mm; 20) Race Course (From Morrison's Hill, H.K.), 188 x 281mm; 21) Race Course (and Morrison's Hill, H.K.), 188 x 273mm; 22) Joss House on Black Rock, East Point (Hongkong), 191 x 263mm; 23) Chinese Village, East Point (Hongkong), 191 x 265mm; 24) Chinese Junks on Shore East Point (Hongkong), 182 x 266mm; 25) Old Joss House, East Point (Hongkong), 174 x 267mm; 26) Farm House, East Point (Hongkong), 176 x 268mm; 27) View of Hongkong (Looking from Lyee-moon), [1868] 162 x 269mm; 28) View of Praya Grande (Macao), 186 x 270mm; 29) View of Macao, 180 x 265mm; 30) Shameen, Canton, 176 x 270mm; 31) View of Canton, 190 x 305mm; 32) North Gate, Canton, 185 x 262mm; 33) Temple in Canton, 202 x 298mm; 34) Pagoda in Canton [Dutton & Michaels], 257 x 209mm; 35) Five Story Pagoda, Canton, 260 x 205mm; 36) House in City of Pekin, 180 x 220mm; 37) Temple of Heaven, Pekin, 173 x 221mm; 38) Queen's Road, 178 x 231mm; 39) Group portrait - Picnic Nov, 1868, 189 x 282mm; 40) H.M. 20th Reg. F[oot], 1872, 188 x 273mm; 41) Prize Boat's-crews, 152 x 237mm; 42) Mandarin (Canton), [Milton Miller], 146 x 197mm; 43) Condemned Pirates, 169 x 245mm; 44) Condemned murderer. Wong Qui-Fook, 220 x 159mm; 45) Hong Kong Regatta 1868. Start of Yachts from the Harbour Race, 170 x 266mm; 46) 5 cdv size portraits, each approx.. 90 x 57mm; 47) 5 cdv size portraits, each approx.. 92 x 57mm. Provenance: see lot 38.
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ROBERT HOPE RSA SSA (1869-1936) Three quarter length portrait of Mrs Green wearing a fur coat Signed, oil, 138cm x 98cm Exhibited at the Royal Scottish Academy Edinburgh 1913 No138, and at the Royal Glasgow Institute of of the Fine Arts in 1918 No233. Condition Report:Picture appears to be in good condition. It has been conserved and not viewed under a UV light.Size of painting with frame is 166 cm x 130 cm.Size of painting measured with stretcher, 136cm x 100cm
Los 328
Irish School (18th century), Portrait of Mary Jane O'Hara, oil on canvas, indistinctly signed and dated 1792, 67cm x 55cm, framed, note:label verso 'Mary Jane O'Hara, second daughter of the Right Hon Richard Jackson of Jackson Hall, Coleraine & his wife the Hon Anne O'Neill, only daughter of Charles O'Neill of Thame's Castle'
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