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A charming collection of WWI First World War medals and sweetheart jewellery all pertaining to a 64812 SPR S E Weaver of The Royal Engineers. Comprising of his 1914-1915 Star, mother of pearl and aluminium sweetheart brooch with portrait to front, double sided brass rope twist portrait pendant and a silver (unmarked) and blue guilloche enamel music pendant fob medal. Good collection.
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A framed and glazed portrait photograph of a WWI First World War Captain of the Somerset Light Infantry. The three-quarter length pose shows the soldier in full uniform, with cane. A plaque to the bottom of the period frame reads ' Captain Lionel T. Wild - Somerset Light Infantry - Killed In Action In Cambrai - November 30th 1917 '. Framed and glazed to a total size of: 69cm x 53cm.
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PHILOSOPHY: Herbert Spencer (1820-1903) British Philosopher. L.S., Herbert Spencer, four pages, 8vo, Pewsey, Wiltshire, 2nd June 1894, to Edmund Hemus. Spencer states that he wishes to ascertain the origin of the name Hemus, having had an ancestor with the surname, explaining 'My great-grandfather on the maternal side, who was named Brettell, married in 1750 Elizabeth Hemus at Old Swinford (Stourbridge). I find sundry reasons for believing that the ancestor of this Elizabeth Hemus was one of a group of refugees from Lorraine in France who had fled to England to escape the religious persecutions there' and further asking his correspondent if their family has any old French or German books or Bibles dating back as far as 1600, also commenting 'If I am right in the belief that the Hemus's came to England rather than abandon their protestant beliefs, it may be that there have survived in the family some special religious views characteristic of the Huguenots'; Bertrand Russell (1872-1970) British Philosopher, Mathematician and Historian, Nobel Prize winner for Literature, 1950. Vintage fountain pen ink signature on a piece with a sepia magazine portrait neatly affixed above, together with a later blue ink signature ('Bertrand Russell') to the centre of an oblong 8vo sheet of printed stationery; Isaiah Berlin (1909-1997) Russian-British Philosopher. Dark fountain pen ink signature ('Isaiah Berlin') within an ink box on a 12mo piece. G to generally VG, 4
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JOHN AUGUSTUS: (1878-1961) Welsh Painter. A.L.S., Augustus John, one page, 8vo, Fordingbridge, Hampshire, 3rd April 1952, to [Henry] Rushbury. John states that Mavis Wheeler had telephoned to say that she had delivered the drawings to the Royal Academy and continues 'I think you mentioned wanting a few more. I have a sheet of studies of a baby mounted & framed, also some sheets of studies of calves, mounted only, if you would like them - possibly to substitute for the others you have which were sent up before last year', concluding by remarking 'I'm trying hard to get the portrait done - but the very variable light is trying'. Very slight, extremely minor traces of former mounting to the verso, VG Henry Rushbury (1889-1968) English Painter & Etcher, Keeper of the Royal Academy and Head of the Royal Academy Schools 1949-64.
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HARTNELL WILLIAM: (1908-1975) English Actor, the first actor to portray the Doctor in the television series Doctor Who. Vintage signed postcard photograph of Hartnell, a close-up portrait of the actor in costume as Doctor Who. Signed in blue ink to the lower white border, also adding Dr. Who and the date, 1964, in his hand. Signed photographs of Hartnell in costume as Doctor Who are rare and desirable. Some light overall age wear and a minor horizontal crease to the centre, largely running across a dark area of the image, G
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RODDENBERRY GENE: (1921-1991) American Screenwriter and Producer, creator of Star Trek. A good signed and inscribed 8 x 10 photograph of Roddenberry seated in a half length pose at his desk, his hands resting on the typewriter before him. The publicity portrait dates from 1979 and was issued for Star Trek - The Motion Picture. Signed by Roddenberry in black ink across a clear area of the image, 'To Scott, Live long & prosper, Gene Roddenberry', and dated 28th April 1980 in his hand. A couple of very light, extremely minor corner creases, otherwise EX
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CHAGALL MARC: (1887-1985) Russian-born French Artist. Signed colour 10 x 9 reproduction of one of Chagall's paintings depicting a large male figure holding a cloth in his hands and with several smaller figures in the background, including one riding a horse and cart. Signed by Chagall in black crayon with his name alone to the lower white border. Matted in blue and green and framed and glazed in a wooden frame to an overall size of 14 x 14. Together with Allen Ginsberg (1926-1997) American Poet of the Beat Generation. Book signed, being a paperback edition of Cosmopolitan Greetings - Poems 1986 - 1992, published by Penguin Books, 1994. Signed by Ginsberg in black ink to the title page and dated London, 7th December 1994 in his hand.Also including a printed 4to page removed from a concert programme boldly signed by the composer and conductor Leonard Bernstein beneath his portrait, and further including a signed colour 8 x 11.5 programme image by singer Charles Aznavour. Generally VG, 4
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BIRTHDAY BOOK: A good small 8vo leatherbound edition of The Tennyson Birthday Book edited by Emily Shakespear, published by Macmillan & Co., London, 1887, previously owned by Ella Prendergast (her ownership signature appears to the front free endpaper) and containing over 250 signatures by various members or Royal families, English aristocrats and politicians, military officers as well as other famous individuals (writers, artists, stage actors etc.) including Prince Albert Victor (1864-1892, Duke of Clarence and Avondale, the eldest son of King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra, considered to be a suspect in the Jack the Ripper serial killings), Colonel Wyndham Hughes-Hallett, Sir Berkeley Pigott, Sabine Baring Gould (1834-1924, Anglican Priest, author of the hymn Onward Christian Soldiers), George Harris (1851-1932, 4th Baron Harris, known as Lord Harris, English Cricketer, Captain of England 1878/79-80, 1884), Edmund Fremantle (1836-1929, British Admiral, Commander-in-Chief, Plymouth 1896-99) and his wife Barbarina, Henry Horne (1861-1929, 1st Baron Horne, British General of World War I), Eardley Norton (1852-1931, Indian-born British Barrister & Politician, one of the earliest members of the Indian National Congress), George Cave (1856-1928, 1st Viscount Cave, British Lawyer & Politician, Home Secretary 1916-19, Lord Chancellor 1922-24, 1924-28) and his wife Estella, John Lavery (1856-1941, Irish Portrait Painter) and his wife Hazel, Sir Sayajirao Gaekwad III (1863-1939, Maharaja of Baroda State 1875-1939), John Dalrymple (1819-1903, 10th Earl of Stair, Scottish Peer & Politician, Governor of the Bank of Scotland 1870-1903), Frank Rhodes (1850-1905, British Colonel, brother of Cecil Rhodes), Berkeley Cole Wilmot Williams (1865-1938, English Captain in the British Army), Tsar Nicholas II (1868-1918, Emperor of Russia 1894-1917, signed as Tsarevich), Julia Neilson (1868-1957, English Stage Actress) and her husband Fred Terry (1863-1933, English Stage Actor, brother of Ellen Terry), Hugh Childers (1827-1896, British Statesman, Chancellor of the Exchequer 1882-85, Home Secretary 1886), Gebhard Blucher von Wahlstatt (1865-1931, Husband of Evelyn, Princess Blucher (1876-1960) English Diarist & Memoirist), Turner van Straubenzee (British Army Lieutenant, a relative of the English businessman Thomas van Sraubenzee, godfather of Princess Charlotte of Cambridge), Arthur Hayter (1835-1917, 1st Baron Haversham, British Politician, Financial Secretary to the War Office 1882-85), Prince Esper Ukhtomsky (1861-1921, Russian Poet, Publisher & Oriental enthusiast, a close confidant of Tsar Nicholas II who accompanied the Tsarevich on his Grand Tour to the East 1890-91), William Napier (1846-1913, 11th Lord Napier, 2nd Baron Ettrick, British Peer), Emmuska Orczy (1865-1947, British Novelist, creator of The Scarlet Pimpernel), Frederick Beauchamp Lecky (1859-1928, Irish Colonel), Harry Prendergast (1834-1913, English General, Victoria Cross winner for his actions during the Indian Rebellion, 21st November 1857), Sarah Bernhardt (1844-1923 French Actress), Pearl Mary Teresa Craigie (1867-1906, Anglo-American Novelist & Dramatist who wrote under the pen name of John Oliver Hobbes and whose Bohemian works included Some Emotions and a Moral), Donald Mackenzie Wallace (1841-1919, Scottish Public Servant & Writer, Foreign Correspondent of The Times, served as political officer to Tsar Nicholas II during the Tsarevich's Grand Tour to the East 1890-91), Prince Dimitri Alexandrovich Obolensky (1882-1964, Russian Nobleman), William Forbes Gatacre (1843-1906, British Lieutenant General who served in the Second Boer War), Herbert Russell Wakefield (1888-1964, English Short-Story Writer & Novelist, remembered for his ghost stories), Ronald Dockray Waterhouse (British Lieutenant-Colonel, Private Secretary to Andrew Bonar Law) and many others. All edges gilt and with a gilt stamped title to the front cover and spine. Some minor staining, light age wear and rubbing to the covers and spine, otherwise about VG Provenance: The Birthday Book was previously the property of Ella Prendergast, daughter of General Sir Harry Prendergast VC, whose signature appears in the present volume along with other members of her family. It would appear that she acquired a number of the signatures during the Tsarevich Nicholas's Grand Tour of the East 1890-91 during which he visited India from 23rd December 1890 - 12th January 1891. It was during this tour that the future Tsar Nicholas II was the subject of a failed assassination attempt (known as the Otsu incident) on 11th May 1891 during his visit to Japan.
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GARLAND JUDY: (1922-1969) American Actress and Singer, famous for her portrayal of Dorothy Gale in The Wizard of Oz (1939). Academy Award winner. Vintage signed and inscribed 8 x 10 photograph, an appealing close-up portrait of Garland. Signed ('To Roy - love, Judy Garland') in fountain pen ink to a light area of the background in the upper right corner of the image. The signature is somewhat faded although reasonably legible. A few very light, minor corner creases and a few surface creases to the lower edge of the image, otherwise about VG Provenance: The present photograph was inscribed to Roy Moseley, author of several film star biographies.
![[§] GORDON STEWART CAMERON R.S.A. (SCOTTISH 1916-1994) PORTRAIT OF THE ARTIST ALBERTO MORROCCO Signed, oil on canvas, unfr](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/1fbc2d95-bf62-4fb7-9201-aa4900a08149/5922431a-04a4-4478-a0de-aa8e01132edc/468x382.jpg)
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LEE MILLER (AMERICAN 1907-1977) UNTITLED, (NUDE BENT FORWARD, THOUGHT TO BE NOMA RATHNER) PARIS, FRANCE, 1930 Photographic print, and two further works by Miller: 'Portrait of Space, Siwa, Egypt, 1937', and 'Hand in Silhouette, Paris, France, 1931', printed by her son Anthony Penrose (who curates her archive) in an unknown edition size (3) Note: Printed by Anthony Penrose, the artist's son and Director of the Lee Miller Archive and Penrose Collection.
![[§] VICTORIA CROWE O.B.E., R.S.A., R.S.W., A.R.W.S. (SCOTTISH B.1946) ENCLOSED GARDEN Signed, oil on canvas 102cm x 126cm](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/1fbc2d95-bf62-4fb7-9201-aa4900a08149/946092a6-0adb-418d-9017-aa8e0113c614/468x382.jpg)
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[§] VICTORIA CROWE O.B.E., R.S.A., R.S.W., A.R.W.S. (SCOTTISH B.1946) ENCLOSED GARDEN Signed, oil on canvas 102cm x 126cm (40in x 49.5in) Exhibited: Royal Scottish Academy, Annual Exhibition, 2006 Note: Victoria Crowe is one of Scotland's most significant living artists. Her ability to skilfully weave together landscape, portraiture, still life, and interiors make her artwork both highly desirable and instantly recognisable. She has achieved international status and recognition due to many high-profile exhibitions and notable commissions, including portraits of poet Kathleen Raine, composer Thea Musgrave, Professor Peter Higgs, a double portrait of the Duke and Duchess of Buccleuch, and HRH Prince Charles. Crowe began her artistic career at the age of 16 when she attended Kingston School of Art, followed by the Royal College of Art, London. Robin Philipson, who was then head of the Edinburgh College of Art, saw her degree show in 1968 and immediately offered her a teaching post in Edinburgh, where she subsequently taught drawing and painting for thirty years. She also took over the botanical drawing class upon Elizabeth Blackadder's retirement. Crowe has noted that she uses plant imagery as 'ciphers and symbols within a greater whole,' which means that her flower paintings operate simultaneously as abstract objects, as depictions of our known environment and as a symbolic language. Her works often begin as observations of the natural, visible world, before becoming layered with symbols and meditations on time, memory, and imagination. Enclosed Garden was exhibited as part of the RSA Annual Exhibition in 2006 and already hints at Crowe's curiosity about our relationship with plants and the settings in which we enjoy them, as well as the timelessness and endurance of nature. The calming, cool blue of the painting shows Crowe's sensitive control of colour and transports the image to an imaginary time and place. The painting is divided between the warmer interior tones on the left and the cold, harsh light of winter's day on the right. Behind the textured surface, we are offered a shaded glimpse at concealed images and decorative details, once again highlighting the painting's variations in depth, both real and illusory. As one of her more layered compositions, Crowe explores the fluidity and the boundaries of physical space, while also capturing the simplicity of symbolic details. On the right side of the painting, wild swirling twigs in a blue vase echo the barren branches of the trees directly behind it. It is as if the man-made vase is attempting to control the natural world it holds within, but chaos erupts like a trumpet blaring. The vegetation almost melds together, challenging the viewer's perception of space and twisting the realms of interior and exterior, reality and illusion. Enclosed Garden can be seen as a gateway painting to her 2007 exhibition Plant Memory. The exhibition was the product of a conversation between Crowe and Professor David Ingram of St Catharine's College, Cambridge (and formerly Regius Professor of the Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh) whilst she painted his portrait. The collaborative research project, which saw artist and scientist working together, centred around the use of living and preserved specimens in Botanic Gardens, Museums, Herbaria and Libraries in Cambridge, Edinburgh and Venice. Today, Crowe is represented in a large number of private and public collections. She has recently exhibited extensively, with simultaneous shows at the Scottish National Portrait Gallery and the Scottish Gallery (Edinburgh International Festival) in 2018, followed by a major lifetime retrospective at the City Art Centre in Summer 2019. She divides her time working and living in Venice and the Scottish Borders.
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A family collection of portrait miniatures, including Admiral Sir William King-Hall, his daughter Francis Mary King-Hall, her husband Edward Banbury, their two young sons Francis Edward Banbury and William Michael Victor Brandbury, two silver mounted, two 18ct gold mounted and unmarked rose metal 6 (1 bag)
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A maiolica vase, with geometric diaper decoration to one side and the other featuring a portrait of a lady wearing front laced dress with Celtic style symbols to the sleeve, with text upon a scroll, yellow, blue and white colouring all over, handles fashioned as dragon or sea horses, height 33 cms, one handle cracked and repaired, some chips to extremities on handles, rest good, indistinguishable marks to base with one appearing to resemble a large bird.
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A light blue glass trinket box with hinged cover, paint with a pair of swallows and flowers H 10 cms, along with a Bohemian style clear glass vase with two opaque painted panels; one side with portrait of young woman wearing light purple headdress and the other side with floral bouquet, the main body and rim with gilt detailing, Height 15.5 cms [2]
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Antique Period 19th Century Stunning Quality Platinum Set Diamond and Carved Opal Pendant with Attached Platinum Chain. The Central Carved Opal Portrait Bust of a Young Woman of Wonderful Colour. Surrounded by Old Cut Diamonds. Pendant 1.5 Inches - 3.75 cm High & Chain 18 Inches - 45 cm. Wonderful Quality and Condition.
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