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Pictures and Prints - J. Dunmore, Ginger Cats in Garden, signed, watercolour, 18cm x 23cm; other J. Dunmore watercolours, including cats, landscapes, architecture, etc, qty

Barbara Jones (1912-1978), limited edition lithograph in colours on paper, The Pineapple at Dunmore, signed, titled and numbered in pencil, 61cm x 48cm, Ed.16/70, glazed and framed. Printed by the Curwen Press in 1971. Provenance – from the collection of Sheffield Museum and Art Gallery

Five stoneware foot warmers and a collection of wall pockets including a Bob Dawe example, Dunmore example, Art Deco examples etc.

A 20th Century Cobridge stoneware vase, of shouldered form with tall collar neck and flared rim, decorated in a Sang de Boeuf style glaze, printed mark, height 16cm, together with a Dunmore Art pottery jug of squat ovoid form with twisted rope handle, all in a deep blue glaze, also a Bullers Pottery vase of ovoid form in pale blue ground, impressed marks to base, damage. (3)

Bristol halfpenny, 1795, I Want to Buy Some Cheap Bargains Then Go To Nislock's in Bridge Street (D&H Sommerset, 102-103); Cheshire halfpenny, Macclesfield, 1791, Charles Roe Established the Copperworks, edge - Payable at Macclesfield, Liverpool or Congleton; Gosport halfpenny, Pro Bono Publico Promissory halfpenny, edge - Payable at J.Jordan's (D&H Hampshire 40-42); West Cowes halfpenny, 1798, edge - Payable at Thos Ayrton & Co (D&H Hampshire 94); Sise Lane halfpenny, 1795, Constitution King Lords Commons, edge - payabe at the House of T & R Davidsons (D&H Middlesex 295); London halfpenny, 1792, Bust of Shakespeare, edge - milled (D&H Middlesex 928); Norwich halfpenny, More Trade and Fewer Taxes, property of old England, edge - Richard Dunmore & Son Norwich (D&H Norfolk 28); Liverpool halfpenny, 1791, edge - Payable at the Warehouse of Thomas Clarke (D&H Lancashire 64); Chelsea halfpenny, 1795, The Support of our Endeavor, edge - milled (D&H Middlesex 277) (9)

Two Nautilus shell formed spoon warmers, one with a green and blue mottled glaze stamped Dunmore to the base, the other with a indistinct mark and date lozenge, approx 13cm high (2)

A Dunmore pottery vase, height 23cm

A Pair of Dunmore pottery vases [26cm]

Collection of 7 x signed Football Team Sheet. Southport F.C. (1952/53) Don Hunter. Bill Forsyth plus many more. Millwall F.C. (1952/53) Gerry Bowler. George Stobbart plus many more. Leyton Orient F.C. (1952) Bill James plus many more. York City F.C. (1952/1953/1954) Billy Hughes. Dave Dunmore plus many more. Lincoln City F.C. (1952/53) Jerry Lowery plus many more. Newport County F.C. (1953/1955) Don Harris plus many more. Plus 1 other Team. 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 £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £10

A set of nine Waterford Dunmore pattern crystal whisky glasses, and an early 20thC part suite of table glasses. (a quantity)

A Victorian Aesthetic Movement Dunmore pottery 'Sang de Boeuf' jardiniere - previously sold in the Iris Fox collection at Sotheby's (h- 21.5cm, w- 30cm)

61/62 Leyton Orient Signed Promotion Football Menu: Colourful Supporters Club menu to celebrate getting to the top tier of football for the one and only season. Signed inside by 17 including Lewis Bishop Graham Robertson Lea Charlton and Dunmore.

Dunmore style Sugar barrel, 22cm, together with a Doulton Lambeth jug and an Epns mounted biscuit barrel (3)

A large George IV mazarine and dish Paul Storr, London 1821, each of shaped oval outline with a cast gadrooned and leaf clasped shell border, engraved Gothic D to one side of rim, crest and coronet to the other side, the mazarine with a flat rim and stylised pierced star decoration, engraved crest and letter D to the centre Dimensions:Width of dish: 48cm, combined weight: 101.5oz Note: Heraldry: The Crest of Murray, Earl of Dunmore Crest: A demi-savage proper wreathed about the temples and waist his arms extended and holding in his right hand a sword and in his left hand a key all proper, the crest is ensigned with an earl’s coronet.

A set of twelve George III style dinner plates Edinburgh Assay Office, Edinburgh 2023, of moulded circular outline, with a gadrooned border, engraved crest and initial D to the bouge, scratch weights and numbered to undersides of each, numbers 50-61 Dimensions:Diameter: 24.5cm, combined weight: 207oz Note: Heraldry: The Crest of Murray, Earl of Dunmore Crest: A demi-savage proper wreathed about the temples and waist his arms extended and holding in his right hand a sword and in his left hand a key all proper, the crest is ensigned with an earl’s coronet.

A set of twelve George III style dinner plates Edinburgh Assay Office, Edinburgh 2023, of moulded circular outline, with a gadrooned border, engraved crest and initial D to the bouge, scratch weights and numbered to undersides of each, numbers 62 to 73 Dimensions:Diameter: 24.5cm, combined weight: 208oz Note: Heraldry:The Crest of Murray, Earl of Dunmore Crest: A demi-savage proper wreathed about the temples and waist his arms extended and holding in his right hand a sword and in his left hand a key all proper, the crest is ensigned with an earl’s coronet.

Barbara Jones (1912-1978), by and after, a pair - ‘The Pineapple at Dunmore’, and ‘Dunmore Aviary’, each signed in pencil, limited editions 16/70, and 12/70 respectively, silkscreen prints, (Sheffield museum and art gallery loans service labels to verso), each measuring 77cm x 57cm, (2).

A group of 7 vases , to include a pair of Dunmore vases 17cm high , 4 bottle vases , the smaller frilled edge vase marked White on the base and a small Linthorpe vase shape 1238 . Chip to top edge of Linthorpe vase .

A Georgian design gilt framed wall mirror with cameo style portrait vignette to top, ribon and leaf swags, overall 75x33cm, written on back "A Wedding Present from "Geoffrey Lord Dunmore Browne and Lady Norah Browne, County Mayo Ireland, 1904", two poker work pictures of female studies in the Art Nouveau style in oak frames with raised embossed mounts, 43cm.Qty: 3

A Georgian design gilt framed wall mirror with cameo style portrait vignette to top, ribon and leaf swags, overall 75x33cm, written on back "A Wedding Present from "Geoffrey Lord Dunmore Browne and Lady Norah Browne, County Mayo Ireland, 1904", two poker work pictures of female studies in the Art Nouveau style in oak frames with raised embossed mounts, 43cm.Qty: 3

Waterford Ashling part suite of table glass comprising six 5oz tumblers, six juice glasses, five white wine glasses, five goblets, six port glasses, three sherry glasses, two claret wine glasses and six sundae dishes, together with a Waterford Dunmore pattern mug

Dunmore style Scottish pottery pig piggy bank, 9cm, a/f

G.E. Dunmore watercolour, Aldeburgh Beach, together with a pair of framed indentures and various prints.

DUNMORE POTTERY, SCOTLAND: a spoonwarmer modelled as a seated toad, green/brown/yellow glaze, stamped 'DUNMORE' to underside, 12cm long Condition Report : good, no chips or damage Condition reports are offered as a guide only and we highly recommend inspecting (where possible) any lot to satisfy yourself as to its condition.

Cigarette cards, (Australia), Dixson's, Australian MP's & Celebrities, 8 cards, Edmund Barton QC, Jas. N Brunker MP, J H Carruthers MP, John Dunmore Lang, Earl of Jersey, J D Fitzgerald MP, W J Lyne MP & Sir Julian Salomon (fair/gd)

A Dunmore moulded shaped tankard of sculpted form with shaped handle to side and embossed centre medallion, impressed mark verso, with sang de boeuf style glaze, (h: 20cm x 11cm) shows no signs of damage, chips, cracks or restoration

COLLECTION OF VARIOUS CERAMICS including Carlton Ware, Crown Devon and Crown StaffordshireCarltonware jug has a lot of rubbing to the gilt handle. Gilt and cream jug broken. Wardle jug good condition.  Dunmore jug chipped. Crown floral caddy, damaged top. Figures good condition.  Mustard pot good condition.  Small vase good condition.  Blue and white bowl badly scratched. Dish on stand has been repaired.

Dunmore treacle glaze teapot, 21cm, with 6 cups with rope twist handles, and saucers.

* Westland Whirlwind P6966. Aircraft thermostat recovered from Westland Whirlwind P6966 which crashed on 7 August 1940, with brass plate stamped Teddington Type B.G.A. 3759 No 803100/N, approximately 20 cm long, presented in a glazed display case, 26 x 46 cmQTY: (1)NOTE:Important Notice: All lots from the Tonbridge Battle of Britain Museum (lots 401-557) will remain in situ in the Museum and will only be available for viewing and collection from there in Tonbridge, Kent. All viewings and collections are strictly by timed appointment - please see front of catalogue or contact the auction office for details.Provenance: Tonbridge Battle of Britain Museum, Malcolm Pettit.Westland Whirlwind P6966 crashed on 7 August 1940. A tyre burst on takeoff and damaged the undercarriage. The pilot Irving Francis McDermott of 263 Sqaudron bailed out and landed safely and the aircraft crashed on Lanton Farm, Dunmore Moss, near Stenhousemuir, Stirlingshire.P6966 was excavated in 1979 by John Ellis and the items were donated to the museum. When the aircraft was found, the reason for the burst tyre was that a Hurricane wheel had been fitted and this proved to be incompatible with the Whirlwinds' faster operating speed on the ground.See lot 454.

An Edwardian pottery jug with rope pattern scroll handle to side and applied fruit and leaf decoration (h: 14cm x 10cm) and a Dunmore Scottish pottery bamboo four cylinder bud vase with brown treacle and green glaze, impressed mark verso, (h: 18.5cm x 10cm)

A large blue glazed Scottish Dunmore pottery vase with flared rim and stamp to base, H23.5cm

BIRD'S EYE VIEW OF GLASGOW CIRCA 1861 BY THOMAS SULMAN print on board, unframed, along with a print 'The Dunmore Pineapple, Stirlingshire, Scotland' by Ian Hunter, numbered 77/250, mounted, framed and under glassQty: 2

Heraldry: Playfair (Wm.) The Baronetage of Ireland, Vol. IX, of British Family Antiquities. Lg. thick folio Lond. 1811. cont. hf. calf. (1) *Inscribed Presentation Copy, 'Sir Robert J. Paul, Bart., from his friend Thos. Gimlette, Dunmore East, Sept. 1874.

A collection of Scottish pottery including Ginger Beer bottles from Alloa and Dunfermline, spongeware chamber pot, stoneware snuff jar, Dunmore style pottery etc Condition Report:No condition report available.

A collection of Dunmore pottery including a teapot on stand, bread plate, moulded green glazed lidded jug decorated with bacchus, a pair of brown glazed pots and a further blue example Condition Report:Available upon request

A miniature Dunmore tankard, 1cm high, a miniature Royal Crown Derby cup and saucer, miniature Doulton ewer and vase, together with a Dresden urn and cover on stand Condition Report:Available upon request

York City 1940s 1950s 1960s Football Autograph Collection: Stunning private collection all pre 1970 from various publications. All signatures are identified and laid down with photo corners on 12 x 12 inch card and easily removable. 17 pages to include 2 fully signed team groups, 6 signed autograph pages and 89 various sized pictures to include 5 A4. 87 different player signatures including Arthur Bottom, Sid Storey, Tom Heron, Ted McDougall, Graham Carr, Mike Walker, Dave Dunmore, John Scott, Phil Boyer, Jack Fountain, Chris Topping, Ron Spence, Roy Ambler, Norman Wilkinson, etc. (240+)

BIRD'S EYE VIEW OF GLASGOW CIRCA 1861 BY THOMAS SULMAN print on board, unframed, along with a print 'The Dunmore Pineapple, Stirlingshire, Scotland' by Ian Hunter, numbered 77/250, mounted, framed and under glass54cm x 114cm Qty: 2

Antique Brown glazed porcelain trunk style arm chair. Possibly Dunmore Pottery. [19cm high]

A Box of collectable odds to include a possible Dunmore pottery green glaze bowl, Two Blush ivory porcelain vases, and Botanic garden pasta preserve pot etc

Scottish Pottery, a Dunmore pottery blue glazed tetsubin style teapot and matching cup and saucer. (3)

Scottish Pottery, a Dunmore pottery centrepiece epergne, stamped Dunmore to the underside, 25cm tall.

An important and virtually unique collection of signatures of Victoria Cross Winners.The tooled red leather album contains the signatures of 127 VC winners, plus another loose example.It’s believed that the signatures were obtained were obtained during a Victoria Cross Association function in the late 1950’s.Every Victoria Cross holder’s signature that was alive (and well enough to attend) at the time of the function is contained within the book.Many of the signatures relate to WW1 decorations, with 2 being of Boer War era, and another from the Pre-Boer War era.Another official example exists within the Royal Collection, and those signatures were also collected at the same function.It’s understood that special permission was granted from H.M. Queen Elizabeth II to obtain the signatures.So far as we can ascertain, there hasn’t been as comprehensive a collection of VC winners signatures ever offered on the open market.The album also comes with a type written sheet detailing who the signatures relate to, with their regimental details. 16 signatures are unknown, and are therefore not listed on the typewritten sheets.It may be possible, with further research to identify the unknown signatures.Among that list of names, there includes:Richard Annand VC, the first winner of the VC during WW2.Captain Ishar Singh, the first Sikh recipient of the VC (his VC award is unusual in itself as it was won in the interwar period).Stanley Hollis VC DCM MM, the only winner of the VC during D-Day.The loose signature is that of Alexander Murray, 8th Earl of Dunmore VC, the only journalist to win a VC - his decoration was earned while serving with the 16th Lancers in 1897 in Nawa Kili (now modern day Pakistan).Charles Hazlitt Upham, one of only 3 men to win a VC with bar.Sidney Frank Godley, the first Private to win a VC during WW1.Frederick Luke and John Henry Charles Drain, 37th Battery RFA, the only survivors of of the last stand during the retreat from Mons August 26th 1914.A truly extraordinary and rare archive of names.Size: 23.2cm x 18.3cm.Condition: generally very good, some wear to the leather on the outside of the cover.Some ink blots or smudges to some of the pages.15 of the pages have been written on, with the rest remaining blank.The ‘Dunmore’ signature is loose.Viewing is highly recommended.

Australia 3 works Terry, Frederick C. Landscape Scenery, Illustrating Sydney, Paramatta, Richmond, Maitland, Windsor and Port Jackson, New South Wales. Sydney & Melbourne: Sands and Kenny, 1855. Oblong 4to, engraved title, 38 engraved plates, original orange-pink cloth gilt lettered in gilt 'Australian Keepsake 1855' on upper cover, contents loose, outer margin of a few plates slightly dust-soiled, spine faded, binding slightly soiled and slightly rubbed, small stain to lower margin of first half; Lang, John Dunmore. An Historical and Statistical Account of New South Wales. London: Cochrane & M'Crone, 1834. First edition, 2 volumes, 8vo, original cloth, lacks map, strip excised at head of volume 1 title, rubbed; Michie, Sir Archibald. Readings in Melbourne, with an Essay on the Resources and Prospects of Victoria. London: Sampson Low, 1879. First edition, 8vo, folding map, presentation copy from the author, original cloth, binding somewhat discoloured/stainedNote: Provenance:William Macpherson, the son of Colonel Allan Macpherson who bought the Blairgowrie Estate which included Newton Castle. He was born in India in 1784 and came to Scotland at the age of three with his parents. He emigrated to Australia in 1829, having spent a decade growing cotton in Berbice in the West Indies. He was Collector of Internal Revenue in New South Wales and later served (for 24 years) as Clerk of the Councils in New South Wales. He left agents and members of the family in charge of Blairgowrie Estate. He died in 1866 having lived in New South Wales for more than thirty-six years. By descent to the vendor.

West Ham United Grey cards with caricature of players past and present by Stephen Marsh,signed 19 including Hooper, Cross, Dunmore, unsigned 43 Fenton, Brooking, Sealey, (total approx. 62)

VICTORIAN DUNMORE POTTERY JARDINIERE STAND/PEDESTALin mottled glaze of earth tones with moulded detail, 81cm highThe top has a 10inch crack to the edge and there are a small number of chips on the top and pedestal.

A pair of Dunmore pottery plates in mottled brown and green, 19cm diameter, a Peter Gardner stamped teapot stand, a greek key rim plate with leaves and flowers, 21cm diameter, a relief leaf plate, a bread plate, a small green dish and a Watcomb pottery jug (8) Condition Report:Available upon request

Charles Grey Graves (1783 - 1852), Dunmore, Shanklin Isle of Wight, 1848, watercolour, 18cm x 26cm, framedGood condition

Dunmore PotteryArts and Crafts twin-handled vesselmustard glazeimpressed marks; and C.H. Brannam vase, dated 1905, 14cm high (2). Provenance:The Dunmore vase was owned by Sir James Simpson, a signed copy of his book is included in the lot.

A near pair of 19th century blue glazed earthenware tiles, probably Dunmore, each decorated with figures within an interior scene, largest 16.5x21cm

Postcards, Country Houses, a collection of approx. 80 cards of Country Houses in modern album, mostly RPs from Scotland, Ireland and Isle of Man. Includes Belladrum House, Callendar House, Castle Leod, Faskally House, Clova House, Cluny Castle, Dunmore Park etc. Sold with modern album of 49 cards of Palaces, Priories and Abbeys (mainly gd)

Signed Helen Dunmore. BURNING BRIGHT By Helen Dunmore (1994) Viking. First edition. Together with INGO By Helen Dunmore (2005) Harper Collins First edition Signed by author. Together with THE TIDE KNOT By Helen Dunmore (2006) Harper Collins. First edition Signed by author All in protective wrappers (3).

Signed Old Magazine Pictures: Personally collected by vendor with a couple dedicated. Good Tottenham and Arsenal content to include Ditchburn, Bob Wilson, Brown, Dunmore, Duquemin, Drake, Finney, Holton, Lishman, Docherty, Jennings, Hollins, Bobby Charlton and many more. Mostly large pictures with clear biro autographs. 76 items some with more than one autograph.

AN IRISH SILVER PRESENTATION 'ARMADA' EWER, Dublin c.1865, makers mark of John Smyth, the lid operating on a spring from the scroll handle, the bulbous body chased with flower heads and applied with a central griffin mask and pairs of winged figures, the cartouche engraved 'Kilkenny Hunt Cup, won by Mr O.Doyle riding Johnny at Dunmore races March 30th 1868', raised on double domed lobed circular foot (c.41.5 troy ozs). 38cm highCondition Report: Very good overall conditionSlightly ill-fitting lidSome movement in the handle between the ivory insulates but generally sound Relatively minor dent to the left of the engraved cartouche, see images Would benefit from a good clean

Pair of Victorian Period Imperial Yeomanry Binoculars blackened brass, extendable eye lenses engraved "177th Coy Fincastles Horse". The top eye mounts with maker "W Gregory & Co London". Leather covered body. Gilt tooled "C.C.H.". Blackened brass, pull out over lens shades. Contained in their leather maker's transit case. The lid with initials "C.C.H." 177 (Fincastles Horse) Company. 31st Battalion Imperial Yeomanry served during the Boer War. Raised by Alexander Murray 8th Earl of Dunmore (Viscount Fincastle) in 1901.

A pair of antique Dunmore pottery coffee pots with raised relief cherub design. Together with Green glaze leaf design plates by Wedgwood.

A George V silver Dunmore Park Belfast Greyhound Charity Meeting trophy, the Chichester cup, presented by D Lavery Esq, by Brian & Co of campana form, with shaped cover, raised banding, griffin handles, inverted stem and circular foot, on a removable ebonised socle, Birmingham 1930, 39cm high, the trophy 26½oz.

Denby teapot, a Bormioli Italy glass decanter, a milk glass vase with floral decoration, a Dunmore pottery jug, a Dartington large ripple glass salad bowl designed by Frank Thrower and assorted china and glassware (3 boxes) 

A COLLECTION OF DUNMORE POTTERY to include a green glazed two handled bowl, a dimpled pot in shades of brown, green and mustard, a green and brown glazed goblet with ring and shell handle, a chamberstick in brown blue, black and white glazes, a green glazed ribbon tied waisted bottle vase, 17.5cm high (5) Condition Report:two handled bowl - restored to handledimpled pot - light crazing, small area unglazedgoblet - restored to handles and cracked insidechamberstick - chipped to rim, handle has been off and restuckwaisted bottle vase

STONEWARE THREE LEGGED GROTESQUE TOAD FORMED SPOON WARMER,in the manner of Dunmore or Burmantofts, 18cm long