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Stan Lee autographed book. Very large hardback edition, boxed, of Marvel Spiderman Chronicles. Published by Dorling Kindersley. Enclosed within the book are two stunning prints of the artwork of Spiderman, signed by creator Stan Lee, who has also signed inside the book.Good condition. All signed items come with Certificate of Authenticity. Can be shipped worldwide.
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Concorde: 8x12 inch photo signed by former Concorde pilot Captain John Hutchinson who joined the Concorde fleet in 1977. He joined the Royal Air Force in 1955 and served with No 202 Squadron and was a Flying Instructor until†1963. He then gained his Civil Pilots License and joined McAlpine Aviation becoming the Chief Pilot and Type Examiner. In September 1966 he joined BOAC and qualified as a co-pilot on the Boeing 707. In December 1975 through to April 1976 he took the command course on Vickers VC10s and flew as Captain on VC10 until 1977. He then converted onto the Concorde and qualified as a Concorde Captain in December 1977. He†flew Concorde as Route Check Captain until his retirement from British Airways in April 1992 Good condition. All signed items come with Certificate of Authenticity. Can be shipped worldwide.
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Bob Montgomery MC: 8x12 inch photograph of HMS Campbeltown after being rammed into the docks at St Nazaire signed by veteran of the raid, Bob Montgomery MC, who was a Captain in the Royal Engineers attached to the Special Service Brigade when he took part in the raid. He, along with fellow Royal Engineer Captain Bill Pritchard, had been instrumental in the initial planning and training of the demolition teams. He was awarded the Military Cross for his courage during the raid Good condition. All signed items come with Certificate of Authenticity. Can be shipped worldwide.
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Concorde multi-signed: 8x12 inch photo of a British Airways Concorde taking off signed by senior Flight Engineer, John Lidiard, who crewed the early Concorde flights between 1969 and 1982, Concorde pilot James Bedforth and pilot Paul Douglas who went on to become General Flight manager for British Airways Good condition. All signed items come with Certificate of Authenticity. Can be shipped worldwide.
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Manchester United Legends autographed book. Hardback edition of Match of My Life - Fifteen Manchester United Stars Relive Their Favourite Game. 2007, published by Know the Score. Signed by Manchester United legends who contributed to the book - David Sadler, Bryan Robson, Tony Dunne, Pat Crerand, Bill Foulkes, John Aston, Martin Buchan and one other. Good condition. All signed items come with Certificate of Authenticity. Can be shipped worldwide.
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Vulcan Bomber pilot: RAF Medals series cover dedicated to the Distinguished Flying Cross (DFC) signed by RAF Vulcan bomber pilot Martin Withers DFC who was a Flight Lieutenant at the time of Black Buck 1, the first of seven Vulcan bomber missions which effectively marked the beginning of the Falklands conflict. The 16-hour flight from Ascension Island to Port Stanley and back on April 30 and May 1, 1982 was also the longest non-stop bombing mission in history Good condition. All signed items come with Certificate of Authenticity. Can be shipped worldwide.
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Concorde: 8x12 inch photo, a view of Concorde silhouetted against an orange sunset, signed by former Concorde Chief Pilot, Captain Jock Lowe, who flew the 1995 Ryder Cup team home after victory in the USA Good condition. All signed items come with Certificate of Authenticity. Can be shipped worldwide.
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HMS Hood: Cover dedicated to the 85th anniversary of the launching of HMS Hood, with matching 85th anniversary BFPO 2752 postmark dated 23 August 2003 with the ships crest inset and used by kind permission of the current Lord Hood, the stamp affixed is a 1st Class stamp. This has been signed by Ted Briggs, who at the time of signing was the last living survivor of the sinking of Hood by the Bismarck Good condition. All signed items come with Certificate of Authenticity. Can be shipped worldwide.
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David Seaman signed My Autobiography Safe Hands hardback book. Signed on inside title page. He is a English former professional footballer who played as a goalkeeper for clubs including Arsenal, and the England national team. He retired from the game on 13 January 2004, following a recurring shoulder injury. He was appointed an MBE in 1997 for services to the sport. All signed items come with COA and guarantee of authenticity. Can be shipped worldwide.Good condition. All signed items come with Certificate of Authenticity. Can be shipped worldwide.
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General Oskar Munzel signed b/w photo. (13 March 1899 ñ 1 January 1992) was a highly decorated Generalmajor in the Wehrmacht during World War II and a General der Kampftruppen in the Bundeswehr who commanded several divisions. He was also a recipient of the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross Good condition. All signed items come with Certificate of Authenticity. Can be shipped worldwide.
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Concorde Circuit board and Brian Trubshaw signed certificate. Concorde Circuit Board 2 & Brian Trubshaw signed COA. British Airways Concorde 002 printed circuit board Version 2. This circuit board was one of the very instruments that was fitted to Concorde 002 to make that historical flight. This circuit board was authenticated by Brian Trubshaw to be genuine and originate from flight research systems installed on Concorde prototype 002 GBSST between 1969/1972 as part of the civil supersonic flight research programme undertaken between the British Aircraft Corporation and Aerospatiale France. Brian has personally signed a Certificate of Authenticity to accompany this circuit board. This is a genuine autograph/signature by Brian Trubshaw and not a printed copy, this signature alone is very unique and has to be just as collectable as this circuit board. Concorde 002 made her first UK test flight on 9th April 1969 by BACs' chief test pilot Brian Trubshaw; Brian flew Concorde 002 from Filton to Fairford. Brian Trubshaw was the first British pilot to fly Concorde in April 1969. Trubshaw, who sadly passed away on 25 March 2001, shot to fame when he first flew Concorde in April 1969 on a flight from Filton to its Test base at RAF Fairford. He emerged from Concorde 002's then futuristic cockpit with the words: 'it was wizard - a cool, calm and collected operation.í The measurements of the circuit board are approximately 11.5 inches x 4.25 inches. Good conditioGood condition. All signed items come with Certificate of Authenticity. Can be shipped worldwide.
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Concorde: 8x12 inch photo signed by early French Concorde test Pilot, Gilbert Defer who flew alongside Andre Turcat on many test flight and flew many Concorde 'first flights' in his own right. An extremely important figure in the development of Concorde Good condition. All signed items come with Certificate of Authenticity. Can be shipped worldwide.
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Falklands War: 8x12 inch photo of Vulcan bomber at Ascension Island in 1982 being prepared for its mission to bomb the airfield at Port Stanley, signed by RAF Vulcan bomber pilot Martin Withers DFC who was a Flight Lieutenant at the time of Black Buck 1, the first of seven Vulcan bomber missions which effectively marked the beginning of the Falklands conflict. The 16-hour flight from Ascension Island to Port Stanley and back on April 30 and May 1, 1982 was also the longestGood condition. All signed items come with Certificate of Authenticity. Can be shipped worldwide.
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Falklands War pilot: RAF Medals series cover dedicated to the Distinguished Flying Cross (DFC) signed by RAF Vulcan bomber pilot Martin Withers DFC who was a Flight Lieutenant at the time of Black Buck 1, the first of seven Vulcan bomber missions which effectively marked the beginning of the Falklands conflict. The 16-hour flight from Ascension Island to Port Stanley and back on April 30 and May 1, 1982 was also the longest non-stop bombing mission in history Good condition. All signed items come with Certificate of Authenticity. Can be shipped worldwide.
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Roger Moore autographed mounted print. Lovely reproduction print of a lobby card from the James Bond film The Spy Who Loved Me, personally autographed in striking black ink by Roger Moore. Mounted in black to an overall size of 16" x 12". Wonderful piece for the James Bond fanatic! . Good condition. All signed items come with Certificate of Authenticity. Can be shipped worldwide.
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Shirley Jones Autograph Collection. Nine vintage 8x10 inch photographs, each autographed individually by Shirley Jones . Born 1934, she is an actress and singer, who starred in Oklahoma! (1955), Carousel (1956) and the Music Man (1962). She won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress for her role in Elmer Gantry. Went on to star in the Partridge Family. .Good condition. All signed items come with Certificate of Authenticity. Can be shipped worldwide.
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WW2 SOE agent: 8x12 inch photo depicting SOE agents training for Operation Jedburgh at Milton Hall in 1944. Signed by SOE agent Harry Verlander, a veteran of Operation Jedburgh who was dropped into France as a member of Team Harold on 15/16 July 1944. Operation Jedburgh teams were dropped into occupied France, Holland and Belgium to conduct sabotage anad guerilla warfare and to lead the local resistance forces in actions against the Germans. Like all Allied forces who operated behind Nazi lines, the Jedburghs were subject to torture and execution in the event of capture, under Hitler's notorious Commando Order Good condition. All signed items come with Certificate of Authenticity. Can be shipped worldwide.
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Operation Black Buck: 8x12 inch photo of Vulcan bomber at Ascension Island in 1982 being prepared for its mission to bomb the airfield at Port Stanley, signed by RAF Vulcan bomber pilot Martin Withers DFC who was a Flight Lieutenant at the time of Black Buck 1, the first of seven Vulcan bomber missions which effectively marked the beginning of the Falklands conflict. The 16-hour flight from Ascension Island to Port Stanley and back on April 30 and May 1, 1982 was also the longest non-stop bombing mission in history Good condition. All signed items come with Certificate of Authenticity. Can be shipped worldwide.
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Royalty interest: A silver desk stand, with facsimile signatures and inscribed 'To E Brown from members of Lord Athlone's staff in token of their appreciation of his loyal assistance & service, South Africa, December 1930, Sheffield 1920, and a photograph of the Prince of Wales, Lord Athlone, Ernest and Ethel Brown Provenance: descent through the family from Ernest Brown, who was a footman to Queen Mary
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Royalty interest: A tortoiseshell page turner, inset a silver coloured metal disc, with King George and Queen Mary's initials, below a crown, 31 cm, and an (Edward) Prince of Wales investiture silver medallion, boxed Provenance: descent through the family from Ernest Brown, who was a footman to Queen Mary. Condition report Report by GH The tortoiseshell page turner: Generally in good condition with no chips or cracks and no damage on or around the silver coloured metal disc. Light surface scratching throughout. The silver medallion: Generally good with some rubbing. Some small dents to rim, possibly present from date of minting. Box appears to be original with scuffs all over.
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•AFTER `SNAFFLES` (1884-1967) THE FINEST VIEW IN EUROPE; THE WORST VIEW IN EUROPE The pair, offset lithographs, with hand colouring, each on support sheet with printed remarque (left handed fence cutter, First Aid man at race course respectively), the former with blindstamp, each signed in pencil Images each 26 x 56cm. approx. (2) * These celebrated images, described by John Welcome and Rupert Collens in `Snaffles On Racing and Point-to-Pointing` (London, 1988) as `two of the most famous sporting prints produced this century` span a period of about eleven years from 1914-1925. `The Finest View..` (first published c.1914) looks across the Spratton Vale towards Brixworth in Leicestershire and exists in several variations. The earliest version shows the rider's gloved hands holding a whip whilst a variant produced for `Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News` in November 1920 omits most of the hounds and shows a second rider ahead but on the left. Only the grey's rider's right knuckle can be seen holding a whip. Later editions from c.1925 removed the rider's hands and showed progressively less of the horse's neck. The horse itself is believed to be `Rifle Brigade`, in truth a bay rather than a grey. The dispersal of the trees varies between images and the huntsman is shown in different positions with hounds in different places too. Even the remarques vary with the hedger holding his brush hook in different hands. This lot is apparently version 3 of 4, post 1920. `The Worst View..` was inspired by the 1901 Grand National at Aintree but dates from c.1922. It shows the eventual winner Arthur Nightingall on Grudon approaching the notorious Bechers Brook during a race that was notable for its squally blizzards and two inches of hazardous snow on the ground. The hapless jockey who has just taken a nasty fall and the riderless grey to Nightingall's right hint at the severe perils that lie ahead. A variant of this subject shows a crowd beyond rails to the left and a different arrangement of the three horses but the treacherous snowfall is not apparent in either subject. ++ Each slightly faded; support sheets a little light-stained
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AFTER AUGUSTUS LEOPOLD EGG, RA (1816-1863) THE COUNCIL OF WAR IN THE CRIMEA: LORD RAGLAN, OMAR PASHA AND MARECHAL PELISSIER Mixed method engraving by S. Bellin, published by Henry Graves and Co, 1857, a proof before titles 63.5 x 53cm. with a related photograph by Roger Fenton, published by T. Agnew & Sons, 1855, 18.7 x 15.2cm. [see illus.]; and a group of pictures of Raglan interest, to include an engraved portrait of Field Marshal Lord Raglan after Sir Francis Grant (85.5 x 40.5cm), another after D. J. Pound; prints and a watercolour of Raglan (or `Ragland`) Castle; a lithograph of `Interior of Lord Raglan's Head Quarters` (Crimea) by Wm Simpson, 1855; a coloured lithograph of `The Graves of the Officers of the Guards who fell at Inkerman` by V. Brooks, 1855; a Vanity Fair portrait print after Spy of the 3rd Lord Raglan, 1901; and two portrait prints of Prince Albert and Princess Beatrice, these apparently gifts from Queen Victoria in 1859 and 1867 (15 items, all but one framed) ++ Principal item with prominent tear within image upper right and tear in left margin; others mixed, generally satisfactory/fair
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FRANCIS LINDO (1714-1767) FAMILY PORTRAIT OF JAMES ERSKINE, LORD ALVA (1722-1796), WITH HIS WIFE MARGARET AND THEIR TWO CHILDREN, 1761 Oil on canvas, in the fine original carved wood frame decorated with the Erskine coat of arms, signed and dated F. Lindo pinxt 1761 lower left corner. 90 x 121cm. * Erskine was the only son of Sir Charles Erskine Bt (1680-1763), Lord Tinwald, Justice Clerk of Scotland and his wife Grizel, daughter of John Grierson of Barjarg. He was appointed Lord of Sessions in Scotland (a senior judiciary role) and took the title Lord Barjarg (named for the family property on his mother's side, later sold) and subsequently changed his name to Lord Alva. Erskine married Margaret Maguire (1729-1766) in 1749. They had three children: Charles (1751-1761, commemorated in the portrait held here by his father), Isabella and John. After Margaret's death at the age of 37, Erskine married Jean Stirling in 1772 and she bore him a daughter, also called Jean. Lord Alva and his family also feature in a more significant group portrait by David Allan (1744-1796), an Edinburgh portraitist who worked in the tradition of artists like Romney, Batoni and Zoffany. Alva made keen efforts to establish Allan's career in the 1760's and he commissioned a portrait in 1780 to reflect his being founder-subscriber of St Cecilia's Hall, the venue for the Musical Society of Edinburgh. The work may be seen in the Scottish National Gallery, Edinburgh. Provenance: By descent in the family of the sitter. ++ Old lining; some associated retouching; some craquelure; a little thin in a few places
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A SCRIMSHAW WHALE'S TOOTH, carved with two scenes of naval battles and inscribed 'Commodore Oliver H Perry/Victory over the British Fleet/On Lake Erie on the/10th of September 1813' inside a floral cartouche, 19.5cm Provenance should read: Provenance: Family history suggests that a family member, Commander Thomas Henry Wilson, who had served in the Royal Navy, went to Canada in 1824 having obtained a grant of land on the terms prescribed for Half Pay Officers. This family member died on October 1834 and the tooth in question by repute formed part of his estate.
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A rare (likely unique) photograph of ' Old Board Of Guardians At Eastville Institution 1923 - 1930 .' The (approx) 6" x 8" black and white photograph depicting several ' Guardians ' outside the Institution / Workhouse. Comes with 2x sheets of annotations made by the previous owner as to who is who within the photograph. Good, rare local Bristol interest. From an impressive private collection of antique books / manuscripts, mostly relating to Bristol. Most books have a plate affixed to the inside cover or frontis detailing the collection to which they came from. Regarded as one of the best private collections of Bristol books, students from Bristol University were often sent by Bristol Library to the owners home in order to study the texts.
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An Elizabeth II sterling silver commemorative two handled loving cup and cover, on four scroll supports, with baluster form gilt finial, with engraved Prince of Wales coat of arms to body commemorating the Royal Wedding on 29 July 1981, full hallmarks struck to base with corresponding part marks to inside bezel of removable cover, Birmingham 1981, sponsor's mark Charles S Green and Company Limited who operated from Warstone Lane in Birmingham and Hatton Garden, London, height 15 cm, weight 14.76 ozt / 460 g approx, together with original satin lined presentation case
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A Life Assurance Policy from The Standard Life Assurance Co, dated September 1904, for a period ending 15th February 1905 for the life of Frank Barnes Allen, Merchant of Edgerton Lodge, Fallowfield, Manchester, who was about to proceed to South Africa, the sum assured being £1,100 for a yearly premium of £8/5s, with large crest at top, 59 x 48cm, framed in double sided mount showing terms and conditions and premium payment verso, glazed to both sides.
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Three Beswick Beatrix Potter figures; "Benjamin Bunny" backstamp BP3b, "The Old Woman Who Lived in a Shoe" BP3b and "Mr Alderman Ptolemy" BP3c, also three Royal Albert Beatrix Potter figures; "Johnny Town Mouse With a Bag", "Timmy Willie Sleeping" and "Tom Thumb" (6). CONDITION REPORT: Heel of the old woman's shoe has a 1.5cm chip, the other figures are in good condition. Unboxed.
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A cased Caithness etched glass vase decorated with a deer in landscape by Dennis Mann, 40/50, inscribed "Fallow Deer, M-2375", height 20cm, also a modern boxed glass decanter and stopper with silver band and inscribed "Prestige Golf Tour Winner Pre-Masters 2013" (2). Dennis Mann who engraved the Fallow Deer vase is also responsible for engraving the Mastermind trophies.
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A FINE QUARTER REPEATING GOLD CASED WATCH BY JOSIAH EMERY Charing cross, London No. 1238 circa 1790. 55mm The movement with ruby cylinder escapement, chain fusee, bimetallic compensated regulator, pierced and engraved balance cock with diamond end-stone. The movement dumb quarter repeating onto the signed and numbered dust cap.The interesting enamel dial (cracked) with subsidiary seconds and Arabic numerals. The dial is further painted with a running fox "Tally Ho "and "Raby Hunt" The watch would probably have originally been in a pair case which was more in keeping with the period. Date hallmark of case obscured but with case maker's marks of SG below a heart for Stephen Gillet, 12, Compton Street, London (stamp registered 13 May 1793). The case may have been updated at the requested of the original owner around 1800-1810. The movement of the watch is in fairly good condition and should function well after servicing. The escapement functions under pressure. Together with gold chain and five fob seals with intaglio engraved stones. Provenance It is likely that the watch originally belonged to William Harry Vane first Duke of Cleveland of the second creation and third Earl of Darlington (1766-1842) of Raby Castle, Co Durham. Further, that it was inherited by his second wife, Elizabeth Russell (d 1861), who was allowed to choose which of his possessions she wished on his death. She was daughter of Robert Russell of Newton, Yorkshire, from whom the vendors are descended. The Duke was a notable sportsman and lived at Raby Castle for much of the year. He began to hunt his father's hounds in 1787. His hounds were divided into two packs, one of large breed and one of small, which he hunted on alternate days. He paid considerable sums to his tenants for the preservation of foxes and successfully opposed the first Stockton and Darlington railway in 1820 because in its course it encroached on a favourite covert (DNB). The seals reflect the ownership of the watch - ·
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Antiquarian Books - Debrett's Peerage, Baronetage, Knightage, & Companionage 1952; Who's Who 1952; Litchfield (Frederick), Illustrated History of Furniture, seventh edition, Truslove and Hanson Ltd., London 1922; The Oxford Book of English Verse 1250-1900, edited by Arthur Quiller-Couch, Clarendon Press, Oxford 1919, half leather binding; various works of Lord Macaulay, tree calf binding, four volumes; Kirkman (F.B.), British Birds, revised 1938 edition; various works of Rudyard Kipling, leather bound softbacks as issued
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AN AUTOGRAPH ALBUM, signatures include all four Beatles, Matt Monro, several of the Small Faces, various West Ham United players, including Bobby Moore, Geoff Hurst and Martin Peters, various Coventry City players and Jimmy Hill and other 1960's singers and personalities, Provenance: The show business autographs were obtained by a family friend of the vendor who worked in the box office of the Coventry Theatre during the 1960's and the football autographs by another friend who was part of the Coventry City squad
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SIGNED SOUL/DISCO RECORDS - Great collection of 50 x signed LP's and 12" singles from many popular performers. Artists/titles to include Incognito - Who Needs Love, It'll Never Be Over For Me comp, Jean Carn (LP and signed 12" Philly singles), The Jones Girls, Wilton Felder, Glenn Jones, Greg Phillinganes, The Montclairs ?– Dreaming Out Of Season (rare original on Paula Records), Phil Perry and Howard Hewett. Condition is generally VG+ to Ex+.
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FUNK/SOUL/DISCO/HIP HOP LP's - Diverse collection of around 100 x LP's to include many great albums. Artists/titles to include Jean Carne - Collaborations, Jill Scott - Who Is Jill Scott?, Les Nubians - Princesses Nubiennes, The Impressions - People Get Ready (KENT 012 RE), Quincy Jones, The Masqueraders, Lou Rawls, Caroline Crawford, Manhattans, Dionne Warwicke, The Time, Mac Thornhill, Gina Thompson, The Temptations and Rufus Thomas Condition is generally VG to Ex.
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SIGNED SOUL/DISCO RECORDS - Great collection of 50 x signed LP's and 12" singles from many popular performers. Artists/titles to include Incognito - Beneath The Surface and Who Needs Love, Tower Of Power, The Ashford & Simpson Songbook, Lenny Williams (numerous titles), Doug Carn ?– Spirit Of The New Land (rare promo copy), Jean Carn, Northern Soul Satisfaction comp, It'll Never Be Over For Me comp, Dexter Wansel, The Jones Girls, Ashford And Simpson, Alyson Williams (multiple titles) and Willie Hutch. Condition is generally VG+ to Ex+.
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A George III silver coffee jug on an associated stand, the jug, maker's mark TJ (unregistered), London 1768, the stand by Charles Frederick Kandler, London 1756, the baluster jug with a twist lobed finial, a leather covered loop handle, on a collet foot, engraved with an armorial, the stand with a moulded ring, outstanding leaf-capped S-scroll supports, a gadrooned rim to the cylindrical burner, on shell feet, engraved with a crest, 26cm (10 1/4in) high, 727g (23.35 oz) gross The arms and crest of COTTON impaling PARSONS for Sir John Hinde Cotton (d. 1775), 4th baronet of Landwade and MP for Cambridge (1765 and 1771) who married Anne, 2nd daughter of Alderman Humphrey Parsons, Lord Mayor of London (1731).
![* John Craxton R.A. [1922-2009]-
Roman pots, [Neolithic Pots], archaeological find, the Downs, Cranborne Chase beyond:-
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* John Craxton R.A. [1922-2009]- Roman pots, [Neolithic Pots], archaeological find, the Downs, Cranborne Chase beyond:- initialled JC and dated 1940 bottom right, small label on reverse JOHN CRAXTON 1940 inscribed on backboard in pen 'John Craxton, pots from Crichell Down sits in the possession of Stuart Piggott 1940-41' oil on board 24.5 x 34.5cm. * Provenance. Peggy and Stuart Piggott circa 1940, thence by family descent. * Notes. Stuart Piggott was the husband of the vendor's aunt from whom the picture was inherited. He was Professor of Archaeology at Edinburgh University and had a house at Rockbourne, near Cranborne Chase. Peggy Piggott's sister was a professional musician, who played the oboe. It is known she associated with the wider Craxton family. We surmise the pots were excavated on the Crichell Estate and came into the possession of Stuart Piggott. John Craxton must have painted these pots on a visit to Rockbourne and possibly presented the painting as a gift.
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