Roxburgh Club. Jan Huygen Van Linschoten and The Moral Map of Asia, The Plates and Text of the Itinerario...., with a study by Ernst Van Den Boogaart, facsimile ed., Printed for Presentation to Members of the Roxburghe Club, 1999, portrait frontis, numerous col. plates and maps, orig. pubs. cloth gilt with printed label to upper board, boards a little scuffed, large folio, together with, John Burrel’s Arran Journal, vol. 1, 1766-1773 vol. 2 1776-1782, facsimile ed., Privately Published 1982, facsimile index tipped on to first end paper, orig. pubs. cloth gilt, boards a little scuffed, folio, with, The Wizard Earl’s Advices to his Son, A Facsimile and Transcript from the Manuscripts of Henry Percy Ninth Earl of Northumberland at Petworth House, Edited by Gordon R.Batho and Stephen Clucas, Printed for The Roxburghe Club, 2002, portrait frontis, col. and b & w illusts. throughout, contemp. pubs. cloth gilt, folio, with, James Boswell’s Book of Company at Auchinleck 1782-1795, Edited by The Vicountess Eccles Gordon Turnbull, Presented to members of The Roxburghe Club, 1995, portrait frontis, folding map and illusts. throughout, orig. pubs. cloth gilt, folio (4)
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Churchill (Sir Winston L.). General Election poster, printed by Tulip Press and published by Col. W.H. Barlow-Wheeler, [1959], depicting a portrait of Churchill’s head centered with letterpress above and below. `General Election 1959, Woodford Parliamentary Division, Vote for [Churchill] on Thursday, 8th October 1959’, black on cream paper, 38 x 23cm, together with The Story of the Malakand Field Force. An Episode of Frontier War, new ed., 1899, half-tone portrait frontispiece (loosening), coloured folding maps, plans, some light spotting, original cloth, spine a little rubbed and faded, 8vo, with others by or on Churchill, including A History of the English-Speaking Peoples, 4 vols., 1956-58. (19)
Rapin de Thoyras (Paul de). Rapin’s Impartial History of England: Written Originally in French; First Translated into English by John Kelly... And N. Tindall, 4 vols., 1784-89, engraved portrait frontispiece to each, 88 engraved portraits and plates, engraved tables, occasional light spotting, recent brown morocco-backed boards, folio, with other miscellaneous books (3 shelves)
Victoria County History series. Middlesex, vol. 9 (Hampstead & Paddington Parishes), 1989, Staffordshire, vol. 8, 1963, b & w illusts. from photos, maps and plans, orig. cloth in sl. frayed d.j., folio, with other topography, including Batsford Victorian & Edwardian Life from Old Photographs series, About Britain series, Hale’s Portrait series, etc., mostly G/VG (6 shelves)
A collection of programmes dating from the 1940s to the 1970s, representation mostly southern and including Chelsea, Brentford, Fulham, Guildford City (including friendly v Chelsea circa 1960), Spurs & Southampton (although later than the other clubs), also some England internationals mainly 50s & 60s, some programmes complete with ticket stubs; the lot also including Wembley Speedway & Staines stock car racing; and a few Topical Times portrait panels (a qty.)
Football and other sporting memorabilia, comprising: miscellaneous cigarette cards covering football, cricket, rugby, horse racing, Olympics and golf; sold together with eight Hartleys jam jars with lids bearing the portraits of Peter Osgood, Colin Bell, Bobby Charlton, George Best, Alan Ball, Martin Peters, Gordon Banks and Bobby Moore; 6 plastic portrait busts of footballers from the Joe Mercer Great Britain Soccer Squad set; a promotional leaflet signed by the Olympic swimming champion David Wilkie; a commemorative medallion from the 1968 Olympic Games; and a Welsh Rugby Union souvenir tea towel (a qty.)
Alcock (C.W.) Famous Cricketers and Cricket Grounds 1895, published by Hudson & Kearns and The News of the World, 288 full page b&w portrait plates, the front end papers pasted with some b&w photographs and two pages from an autograph album, one with the signatures of George Hirst, plus a postcard signed by Fred Trueman
Cricket postcards and scorecards, including signed Yorkshire postcards for G.H. Crawford (twice) and a portrait card of Sutcliffe & Holmes opening the batting, signed by both players, the reverse signed by the whole Yorkshire team; together with 11 further postcards, unsigned, subjects including the 1902 Australians, the 1907 South Africans, portraits of G H Hirst, W Rhodes, J T Brown, John Tunnicliffe, F S Jackson and others including a group portraying W Rhodes, S Haigh, G H Hirst & Joseph Woodhead Esq, J.P., dated 1905; the lot also including Lords scorecards and other misc. items ( a qty.)
* A Dunlop Maxply racquet used by Virginia Wade, the racquet with Lew Hoad portrait photograph, with a Dunlop ownership label attached; together with another Dunlop Maxply racquet, the handle inscribed with the initials R H M E [R H M EDWARDS], with a Dunlop ownership label attached. These racquets were returned to Dunlop’s Waltham Abbey tennis racquet factory for repairs/re-stringing. Both the Wimbledon champion Virginia Wade and R.H.M. Edwards were contracted players with Dunlop.
An autographed display of Joe Louis Heavyweight Boxing Champion of the World between 1937 and 1949, the b&w portrait photograph of Louis in boxing pose signed boldly in ink and inscribed “thanks”, mounted, framed & glazed, 36 by 31cm., 14 by 12in. Joe Louis still holds the record for holding the world heavyweight boxing title longer than any other fighter. He was champ for 10 years, 8 months and 8 days and relinquished the title only through retirement.
An autographed display of Sonny Liston Heavyweight Boxing Champion of the World between 1962 and 1964, the b&w portrait photograph of Louis in boxing pose signed boldly in ink and inscribed “thanks”, mounted, framed & glazed, 36 by 31cm., 14 by 12in. Sonny Liston won the world title by knocking out Floyd Patterson 25th September 1962 in Chicago. Liston was one of the most powerful punchers and jabbers in history and would surely have dominated the heavyweight scene for many years had he not been boxing in the same era as the incomparable Muhammad Ali with whom he had no answers when they fought in Miami 25th February 1964.
A Lauda & Prost-signed McLaren limited edition print plus other driver-signed items, featuring an exploded workshop drawing of the MP4/2B car bearing the legend: Presented by the Directors of McLaren International to Phil Boore in recognition of his personal contribution towards winning the 1984 / 1985 World Championships, numbered 42/100 and signed by respective Champion Drivers Niki Lauda and Alain Prost, framed and polyurethane coated, 52 by 71cm., 20½ by 28in., a David Coulthard-signed print after Alan Stammers of his 1996 Canadian GP McLaren-Mercedes, an artist’s proof signed by the artist, unframed, 65 by 90cm., 25½ by 36in., a Keke Rosberg-signed print bearing a personal message, an early 1980s portrait featuring a Fittipaldi car after an unknown hand, framed and glazed, 53 by 42cm., 21 by 16½in., two monochrome photographs, one signed by Niki Lauda, the other a 1986 team photo by Alain Prost and Keke Rosberg, two colour 1999 Japanese and British GP winner’s photos signed by Mika Hakkinen, and David Coulthard, most 24 by 18cm., 9I½ by 7in. (7)
George Eyston-signed ‘Speed Kings of 1938’ brochure, the George Eyston portrait signed by him in ink and dated 1939, the Shell-BP twice-folded 3-colour printed promotional brochure also showing a similar portrait of John Cobb and details of their respective record breaking exploits during the year, foolscap size when folded: 33 by 19cm., 13 by 7½in., sold with a later newspaper cutting referring to Eyston’s Thunderbolt car in New Zealand (2). At Utah in the summer of 1938 Captain G.E.T. Eyston twice broke the World’s Land Speed Record. Initially he raised it to 345mph, some 34mph above the existing record, before increasing it to 357mph.
Jim Clark memorabilia and biographies, including a child’s drawing signed by him, mounted with a monochrome photographic portrait, 23 by 28cm., 9 by 11in., together with a later letter from the artist; four biographies by Graham Gauld: ‘Jim Clark at the Wheel’ (Barker 1964), ‘Jim Clark-Portrait of a Great Driver’ (Hamlyn 1968), ‘Jim Clark Remembered’ (Patrick Stephens 1984), ‘Jim Clark-The Legend Lives On’ (Patrick Stephens 1989), each signed by the author; a ‘Jim Clark Trophy Collection’ booklet from the town of Duns and ‘The Jim Clark Story’ by Bill Gavin (Leslie Frewin 1967) (8)
English School (early 19th century) Portrait of a lady, wearing a cream shawl over a white dress and a lace cap 6cm x 4.8cm Gilt-metal rectangular frame with a foliate border and inner gilded slip; Continental School (late 19th century) Portrait of a lady, head and shoulders, with white bandeau in her upswept brown hair 6.5cm diameter Gilt-metal frame (2)
A late 18th Century first period Worcester tea bowl and stand with crescent back stamp S/D, together with a mid 19th Century tankard transfer printed with a portrait study of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert to each side S/D 7.5cm high, a small Royal Worcester spill vase shape number 1049, 6cm high and a Continental patch box with gilt-painted metal mounts, S/D, 7cm wide. (4)
A later 20th Century F.R. Budd cabinet plate hand decorated with a portrait of a young girl in a white dress against a mottled tonal blue and green ground, hand painted signature, width 27 cm, together with a small rounded rectangular box with domed cover hand painted with fruit over a white ground, painted signature, width 11 cm, (2).
A 19th Century Bohemian bottle of tapered ovoid form with collar neck and flat rim set with a tulip form posy stopper, the whole decorated with oval opal glass pads hand enamelled with a male portrait, garden landscapes and floral sprays over a ruby and foliate scroll gilded ground, height 28 cm.
A Silver and Pressed Tortoiseshell Queen Anne Portrait Snuff Box, by Jean Obrisset, circa 1705, oval, the lid in relief with a bust length profile portrait of Queen Anne, otherwise plain, 7.8cm wide Jean Obrisset, Huguenot carver, medallist, horn and tortoiseshell worker and snuff box maker, fl.1705-1728, originally Aubrisset, of Dieppe.
English School, circa 1835 Portrait of William Frederick Foster of Puddington Hall, Cheshire, half length, seated, he wears a ruffled jabot, black waistcoat and brown broad lapelled coat against a red curtain drape Portrait of Maria Martha Foster, daughter of William Peatt Bushby, with brown ringlet hair and wears and off-the-shoulder black dress and leans on an ermine Oil on canvas, 86cm by 68cm These are the present vendors great great grandparents on the maternal side.
English School, early 18th century Portrait of a Mrs Warwick Oben (nee Taylder) of Holland-Mabie, Cornwall, b.1698, half length, with long brown hair, brown eyes, wearing a lace trimmed claret dress, feigned oval Oil on canvas, 74cm by 61.5cm, in a period gilt and gesso carved frame (relined) A label on the reverse inscribed Mrs Warwick Oben nee Taylder of Holland-Mabie, Cornwall, born 1698, aunt to Majorie Taylder who married Samuel Hext of Trenarren in 1757.
English School, early 18th century Portrait of Thomas Hext, half length, wearing a powdered wig, ruffled jabot, silk cream waistcoat and blue jacket, in a feigned oval reserve, inscribed "T Hext 1721" Oil on canvas, 75cm by 62cm (relined) Portrait of Gertrude Hext Oil on canvas, 74cm by 62cm (a pair) On the family tree, Thomas Hext is recorded b. 17 May 1699, d. 9 May 1767 at St Austell. Gertrude Hext (b.24 October 1698, m. 10 Feb 1725, d. 4 March 1786) at St Austell.
English School, mid 18th century Portrait of Samuel Hext, aged 50, his hair en queue, wearing a jabot and red jacket, inscribed "S Hext ATAT 50 1784", in feigned oval Oil on canvas, 61cm by 45cm Portrait of Marjorie Taylder, aged 53, wearing an elaborate ribbon tied lace headdress and similarly trimmed blue dress, inscribed "M Hext ATAT 53 1786", in feigned oval Both in gilt frames with shells at the angles Samuel Hext (b.1733, m. 1757 Majorie Taylder of Holland in Mabe, d. 4 September 1800). Marjorie Taylder (b. 30 March 1730, d. 25 October 1795 at Lostwithiel). One of the sons of Samuel and Majorie Hext was John Hext (b.15 Nov 1766) and who was presented with the silver hot water urn and the pair of neo-classical two-handled vases also included in this sale. John Hext is the great great great great grandfather of the present vendors.
Jacob Spornberg (1768-c.1840): Silhouette Portrait of Streemer Thomas, the father of Bishop Thomas of Winchester, and his wife, Mrs Streemer Thomas, in red on black, oval, 9cm, with inscriptions M Spornbergh Invenit Bath and W Spornberg Fecit Bath 1792, in original gilt embossed brass gadroon edged frames Jacob Spornberg is noted for "newly invented Etruscan profiles", executed on glass. Subjects were painted against a red background with a black surround on the underside of convex glass. He was Finnish by birth, having been born in Bjarna, the third son of Isak and Elizabeth Spornberg. After working in Stockholm he first came to England in 1785 and stayed in Bath. The Swedish Authorities only allowed him to stay a year, but in 1790 he returned to Bath and settled. He married at St Marylebone Church, London in 1795, a widow named Rebecca Baguley nee Hindmarsh who was about thirteen years older than her husband. In 1840, some time after his wife`s death, Spornberg emigrated to America, and it is thought that he died in Indiana.
A Painted Silhouette Portrait of John Hext of Trenarren and Constantine in Cornwall, Deputy Lieutenant, and Deputy Warden of the ….., in the uniform of the Dragoons, black and grey detail on card, rectangular, 11.3cm by 7.2cm, pen and ink inscription verso Silhouette of my father "John Hext of Trenarren and Constantine in Cornwall, Deputy Lieutenant, and Deputy Warden of the …, signed Gertrude Parsons, and I wish this to be given to my niece Gertrude Andrews, in a period frame; and A Silhouette Profile Portrait of Thomas Hext, oval, 9cm, with ink inscription verso Thos Hext … 1783, in ebonised frame (damages) (2)
A Profile Silhouette Portrait on Glass, Mrs Hext of Trenarren, Cornwall, facing to dexter, on glass, in a period gilt metal gadroon edge frame, inscribed verso The offer of a friend Elizth Staniforth, Mrs Hext of Trenarren, oval, 8.8cm; and Another, T Kitson (great great grandfather of John W B Hext), facing to dexter, oval, in turned and stained fruitwood deeply moulded frame, 8.7cm, within ink and pencil inscriptions verso (2)
M L Kelis: Painted Silhouette Portrait of Samuel Hext of Trenarren, January 12th 1793, facing to dexter, his hair en queue, oval, 10.3cm, inscribed verso M L Kelis Fecit January 12th 1793 Samuel Hext of Trenarren, and in pencil Great great grandfather J W B Hext, in ebonised and turned wood frame; and A Pair of Photographic Reproduction Miniature Portraits of Samuel Hext and his wife, Margaret (nee Taylder); J Hayman: Portrait Miniature of Mrs Jane Lane, facing to sinister, signed, inscribed Fecit 1783 and titled, oval, 10.5cm; A Miniature Portrait of John Lane Kitson; and An Unidentified Profile Silhouette Portrait (6)
A Victorian Rosewood and Brass Strengthened Jewellery Box, the lid with shepherd`s purse cartouche with inscription M (for Maria) M (for Martha) Bushby, with inner lift-out tray and Bramah lock, flush side handles, 35.5cm wide This box belonged to Maria Martha Bushby, whose portrait in miniature is part of lot 427.
A George III portrait miniature of a gentleman in a red coat of oval form, contained in a later frame, 3cm x 2.5cm; and a Victorian portrait miniature of a gentleman in a black jacket, the gilt metal case with hair work design to the reverse, 4cm x 3cm (2) Provenance: The collection of Samuel Johnston Melvin, Paisley and thence by descent to the present owner.
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