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Los 101A
BUCKLEY (G.B.-FRESH LIGHT ON 18TH CENTURY CRICKET, Cotterell & Co, 1935, b/w frontis of a game of cricket in the White Conduit Fields, light spotting, orig. buckram; Gale (Frederick)-The Game of Cricket, Swan Sonnenschein 1888, 2nd Ed. portrait frontis, orig. printed boards, Sellotape repairs to spine; Pentelow (J.N.)-England V. Australia-The Story of the Test Matches, Arrowsmith (Bristol) 1895, orig. wraps stained, lacking most of spine; FRY(C.B.)-CRICKET (BATSMANSHIP), London 1912, 32 b/w photographic plates, orig. red cloth, gt. lettering to spine, sunned (4)
Los 102
DARWIN (BERNARD)-EVERY IDLE DREAM, 1st Ed. Collins 1948, orig. yellow cloth, dw; WEBBER (ROY)-THE PLAYFAIR BOOK OF CRICKET RECORDS, London 1951, orig. blue cloth, dw; WRIGLEY (ARTHUR)-THE BOOK OF TEST CRICKET 1876-1964, Epworth Press 1965, orig. green cloth, gt. lettering & vignette, dw; HOLMES (REV R.S.)-THE HISTORY OF YORKSHIRE COUNTY CRICKET 1833-1903, Constable 1904, portrait frontis of Hawke with facsimile signature (detached), numerous b/w photographic plates, errata inserted on contents page, orig. purple cloth, gt., faded; Hutton (Len)-Cricket Is My Life, n.d., 22 illustrations, orig. green cloth, gt. lettering; KILBURN-(J.M.)-CRICKET DECADE, England v Australia 1946 to 1956, Heinemann 1959, dw; Davor (W.M.)-The Cricket Annual 1892, orig dec. green cloth (2 copies); Playfair Cricket Annual 1950-1853, 1959, 1960 (14)
Los 105
SUTCLIFFE (HERBERT)-FOR ENGLAND AND YORKSHIRE, 1st Ed. Edward Arnold 1935, portrait frontis, dedication to J. M. Kilburn from the author on front free end paper, orig. green cloth; WOODS (S.M.J.)-MY REMINISCENCES Chapman & Hall 1925, portrait frontis with facsimile signature, orig. blue cloth; NOBLE (M.A.)-THE GAME”S THE THING, Cassell 1926, portrait frontis of J. M. Gregory, 8 b/w photographic plates, orig. green cloth; Hobbs (Jack)-Playing For England! My Test Cricket Story, Gollancz 1931, portrait frontis, seven further plates, orig. red cloth
Los 111
READ (W.W.)-ANNALS OF CRICKET, A RECORD OF THE GAME COMPLIED FROM AUTHENTIC SOURCES, intro. by John Shuter, 1st Ed. Sampson low, Marston & Co 1896, portrait frontis & 26 b/w illustrated plates, t.e.g. deckle, limited edition of 250 (un-numbered and unsigned), orig. quarter vellum dk. green cloth, spine soiled. See illustration
Los 112
JESSOP (G.L.)-A CRICKETER”S LOG, Hodder & Stoughton, n.d. circa early 1920s, 8 b/w photographic plates, light foxing, illustration, index page detached, orig. brown cloth, gt. lettering and vignette (library purchase label pasted to rear end paper); HOBBS (J.B.)-MY CRICKET MEMORIES, 1st Ed. Heinemann 1924, portrait frontis, 7 b/w photographic illustrations, one plate partially detached, light foxing, orig. green cloth, gt. lettering, faded; HUTCHINSON (HORACE G.)-PETER STEELE THE CRICKETER, Arrowsmith n.d. orig. maroon cloth, gt. lettering; GORDON (SIR. HOME)-BACKGROUND OF CRICKET, 1st Ed. Arthur Barker 1939, portrait frontis, 3 b/w photographic illustrations, orig. green cloth, gt. lettering & vignette; MOULT (THOMAS)-BAT AND BALL A New Book Of Cricket, 1st Ed. Arthur Barker 1935, portrait frontis and numerous b/w photographic illustrations, orig. green cloth, gt. lettering and vignettes, spine yellowed (5)
Los 129
GRACE (W.G.)-CRICKET, Bristol 1891, portrait frontis, numerous b/w illustrations, bookplate for E. Jas Kilburn, orig. dk. green cloth, gt. lettering; LAVER (FRANK)-AN AUSTRALIAN CRICKETER ON TOUR, London 1905, 87 illustrations taken from photographs, orig. green & gilt cloth, Boots Library sticker to top board; TREVOR (CAPTAIN PHILIP)-THE LIGHTER SIDE OF CRICKET, ed. Sachs, Methuen 1901, orig. green cloth, gt. lettering; GRACE (W.G.)-CRICKETING REMINISCENCES & PERSONAL RECOLLECTIONS, Bowden 1899, portrait frontis & numerous b/w illustrations, orig. blue pictorial cloth (4)
Los 130
KNIGHT (ALBERT E)-THE COMPLETE CRICKETER 1st ed., Methuen 1906, sepia fronts and 49 b/w photographic illustrations, orig. red cloth, gt. lettering, faded; HAWKE (LORD)-RECOLLECTIONS AND REMINISCENCES, 1st ed. Williams & Norgate 1924, portrait frontis and 16 b/w photographic illustrations, orig dk. blue cloth, gt. lettering
Los 133
PULLIN (A.W.) (Old Ebor)-TALKS WITH OLD ENGLISH CRICKETERS, Blackwood 1900, bookplate for E. Jas Kilburn, end papers stained, orig. dk. blue pictorial cloth; WARNER (P.F.)-THE M.C.C. IN SOUTH AFRICA, Chapman & Hall 1906, folding b/w photographic frontis, further b/w photographic illustrations, 2 detached, minor foxing, front free end paper detached, time stained, orig. blue cloth, gt. lettering, Boots Library shield stuck to top board; COLLINS (W.E.W.)-LEAVES FROM... AN OLD COUNTRY CRICKETER”S DIARY, Blackwood 1908, minor foxing, orig. blue cloth; TREVOR (MAJOR PHILIP)-THE PROBLEMS OF CRICKET, Low Marston 1907, bookplate for E. Jas Kilburn, light foxing, orig. red cloth, gt. lettering, repaired crease; STANDING (PERCY CROSS)-ANGLO-AUSTRALIAN CRICKET 1862-1926, Faber & Gwyer 1926, team portrait frontis, & 15 further photographic illustrations, orig. green cloth, gt. lettering (5)
Los 146
PARK (WILLIAM JUN.)-THE GAME OF GOLF 3rd Ed., Longmans 1896, numerous b/w illustration, orig green pictoral cloth, slightly faded and bruised corners; JONES (ROBERT T) & KEELER (O B)-DOWN THE FAIRWAY 1st Ed. Allen & Unwin 1927, portrait frontis and numerous b/w photographic illustrations, orig. green cloth, gt. lettering (2)
Los 454
Bess Norriss Tate (Australian, 1878-1939) Portrait of a Lady in Blue signed lower right "Bess Norriss" pencil and watercolour 21 x 16cm Bess Norriss Tate (Australian, 1878-1939) The Flower Seller signed lower left "Bess Norriss" watercolour 21 x 16cm two (2) Exhibited: London Society of Portrait Painters, 1930 (according to an old label on the reverse)
Los 473
Albert Aublet (French, 1851-1938) Portrait of Mademoiselle Rickert signed upper right "A Mlle Rickert, hommage amical, Albert Aublet, 1895" charcoal on buff paper 40 x 28cm Albert Aublet was the only protégé and pupil of Claude Monet. Aublet was born in January 1851 and completed his artistic training under the history and genre painter Claude Jacquand (1804-1878) between 1870 and 1874. Well-known for his lovely portraits, he bridged the gap between Impressionism and traditional realism. He was also a sculptor, exhibiting busts at La Nationale and Les Artistes Francaises between 1910 and 1936. He exhibited paintings also regularly at these two institutions, from 1890 to 1914 at the former, and 1920 to 1937 at the latter. He was awarded a Gold Medal at the Universal Exhibition in 1889 and the Legion of Honour in1890. Amsterdam, London and Madrid also bestowed Gold medals on him and he received Silver Medals from Munich and Nice.
Los 495
Pinckney Marcius-Simons (American, 1867-1909) Portrait of Cardinal Richelieu signed lower left "Marcius Simons" oil on canvas 68 x 77cm Provenance: Private collection, Cambridge The present painting shows Richelieu with his hand on the death warrant of the five plotters and a map of Richelieu's plans to enlarge France. Pere Joseph sits, cowled, on the far side of the table and the pair are surveyed by the ghost of Louis XIII, whilst the Dauphin sits with his back to them facing the fire.
Los 530
Danish School (18th Century) Portrait of Princess Frederika Louise of Augustenburg, wearing Ermine, and holding a Fur Muff with a Jewelled Clasp (1699-1744) oil on canvas 75 x 60cm Princess Frederika Louise married Christian August, Duke of Holstein-Sonderburg-Augustenburg on 21 July 1720. She is the great grandmother of King Constantine of Greece and HM Carl Gustaf of Sweden.
Los 534
Samuel Sidley, RBA, ARCA (British, 1829-1896) Portrait of Miss Harriet Sidley, as Alice in Wonderland, in a Lace Dress with Blue Ribbons and with her Hair in Ringlets inscribed on the reverse "Samuel Sidley pinxit" oil on canvas 54 x 41cm Sidley was a highly successful portrait painter - his later painting of Alice in Wonderland was engraved and enjoyed great popularity.
Los 559
Charles Edmund Brock, RI (British, 1870-1938) An Elegant Lady passing two Gentlemen outside a Country House, possibly Anstey Hall, Trumpington signed lower right "Charles E Brock 1904" oil on canvas 74 x 120cm Provenance: Private collection, Dorset We are delighted to have paintings from a private collection in Dorset, all by the Brock brothers, who lived and painted in Cambridge - Charles Edmund Brock, Henry Matthew Brock and Richard Henry Brock. Charles Edmund Brock (1870-1938) was a portrait painter and illustrator. He was born in Holloway, London, and studied at Cambridge, and also under the artist Henry Wiles. He was the eldest of four artist brothers, and he lived in Cambridge and exhibited at the Royal Academy seven times between 1897-1906, and at the Royal Institute in 1908. He contributed to Punch, the Graphic, he illustrated Hood's Comic Poems 1893, Gulliver's Travels in 1894, and other works. Charles Brock obtained his first book commission at the age of 20. He became a very successful illustrator for authors such as Jonathan Swift, William Thackeray, Jane Austen and George Eliot. He is best known for his line work, initially working in the tradition of Hugh Thomson, but he was also a skilled colourist, adapting his work whether for sensitive novels through to soldiers, rustic and horsey stories, and drawing grotesqueries to amuse children in story books. Brock's portrait of John Venn, the mathematician, hangs at Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge. His brothers Henry Matthew and Richard Henry were also artists and all three shared the same studio in the city. The brothers maintained a Cambridge studio filled with various curios, antiques, furniture and a collector's items.
Los 330
A 16th Century Romayne Panelled Coffer. The plank top having chip carved side edges. The front carved with four carved Romayne panels flanked by run-moulded muntins. Each panel depicting a head & shoulder profile portrait within a foliate roundel with floral corner motifs & various scrolling cartouche surmounts. Standing on bracketed stile feet 29 ins (73½ cms) high, 65½ ins (166.5 cms) wide, 20 ins (51 cms) deep.
Los 386
An Intricately Carved Coquilla Nut Snuff Box of pointed oval form. The lid bearing two small roundels carved with a man & woman in profile within a cluster of flowers. Both ends carved with feline faces and the base decorated with a profile portrait of a man within a wreath of flowers. 3¾ ins (9½ cms) in length.
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