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Two Pairs Of Mid 20th Century Arthur Wood Red & White Staffordshire Dogs

TWELVE CHANCE BROTHERS GLASS HANDKERCHIEF VASES, TINTED RANGE, 18CM H AND SMALLER, 1960'S-70'S, FOUR OTHERS AND AN ARTHUR WOOD EARTHENWARE CREAM AND GREEN HANDKERCHIEF VASE

†ARTHUR ROYCE BRADBURY (1892-1977), ST PETER PORT GUERNSEY, signed, watercolour, 28 x 36.5cm++Good condition, laid down on a washline mount in plain light wood frame

An Arthur Wood jug and a Fryer vase

A collection of bone china to include early 19th century commemorative ware, Arthur Wood tea pot, Copeland Spode etc.

Five ceramic jugs to include Arthur Wood, Shelley, Wade and Mailing.

A vintage Arthur Wood vase and domed butterflys

BOX OF MISCELLANEOUS POTTERY INCLUDING ARTHUR WOOD WADE LITTLE JACK HORNER ETC

Wedgwood Jasperware pedestal vase, Danish plated toast rack and Art Deco Arthur Wood vase

Copeland 19thC Willow Pattern lazy susan (no base), diameter 44cm, a pair of Art Deco Crown Ducal vases, 24cm tall, Gray's pottery plate, Arthur Wood jug, Paragon part tea set, T G Green advertising ware, Bewley pottery vase etc

Ceramics - a Denby Arabesque pattern dinner, tea and coffee service, comprising dinner plates, bowls, coffee pot, milk jug, sugar bowl, cups, saucers, double vegetable dish, casserole dish, etc; an Arthur Wood tea pot

A selection of ceramics including Devon Lustre vase pair and Arthur Wood stand

Arthur Wood and Other Commemorative Mugs; together with Royal books and autobiographies; plus two boxes of general interest books:- Three Boxes

A Continental Cold Painted Metal Jardiniere In The Form Of An Arab Maiden After Arthur Waagen (D.1898) Late 19th century large and impressive figure in the form of a languid, leaning female. Her head covered with a long veil, her body draped in tasselled djellaba, her exposed arms adorned with snake form armlets. The figure modelled resting on a twin-handled jardiniere, removable inner liner intact. Inscribed 'Waagen' to back left, the whole raised on a black painted wood pilaster. Figure, 33 inches. (84 cm.) high. Overall height, 65 inches. Please see accompanying image.

A Continental Cold Painted Metal Jardiniere In The Form Of An Arab Maiden After Arthur Waagen (D.1898) Late 19th century large and impressive figure in the form of a languid, leaning female. Her head covered with a long veil, her body draped in tasselled djellaba, her exposed arms adorned with snake form armlets. The figure modelled resting on a twin-handled jardiniere, removable inner liner intact. Inscribed 'Waagen' to back left, the whole raised on a black painted wood pilaster. Figure, 33 inches. (84 cm.) high. Overall height, 65 inches. Please see accompanying image.

A box of 20th century vases and baskets - Arthur Wood etc

A pair of Arthur Wood two-handled vases in the form of tree trunks, 24cm high, an H & K Tunstall 'Autumn' jug, two SylvaC and four Goebel dog ornaments and other ceramics.

SPORT: A good selection of vintage signed album pages, signed pieces etc. (neatly laid down to album pages) by a variety of sportsmen and women, mainly associated with Football, Golf, Horse Racing, various Olympic events etc., including Bobby Locke, Henry Cotton, Harry Bradshaw, Fred Daly, Dai Rees, Joe Davis, Horace Lindrum, Sidney Smith, Dinny Pails, Joan Curry, Ted Schroeder, Alena Vrzanova, Adele Wood, Eddy Choong, Sydney Wooderson, Johnny Weissmuller, McDonald Bailey, Arthur Wint, Bill Nankeville, Fanny Blankers-Koen, Mel Patton, Catherine Gibson, Harrison Dillard, Roy Cochran, Guinn Smith, Jeanette Altwegg, Gordon Richards, Lester Piggott, Anthony Bingham Mildmay, 2nd Baron Mildmay of Flete (2), Billy Nevett, Edgar Britt, Harry Carr, Tommy Weston, Johnny Longden, Arthur Thompson Fred Furniss, Joe Shaw, George Jones, Albert Cox and other Sheffield United players, 1948, Wilf Mannion, Bill Fielding, Jeff Whitefoot, Ken Grieves, Frank Swift, Joe Mercer (signed and inscribed Arsenal FC Christmas greetings card, 1950-51), Don Welsh, some signatures of Rugby players including the South African Rugby Football touring team to Great Britain and France, 1951-52 (over 25 signatures together on an official sheet of printed stationery), Joe Egan etc. Some of the pages have small attached newspaper portraits etc., and all are neatly annotated in ink in the hand of a collector. A few with tape stains to the left edges, not affecting the signatures. G, 51 

ILLUSTRATORS: Selection of signed magazine reproductions of various sizes (most colour images), a few A.Ls.S. etc., by various British illustrators and artists including Edmund Dulac, Harry Rountree (2; both images relating to golf), Starr Wood, Lucien Davis, Arthur Michael, Willy Pogany (signed and inscribed magazine portrait), Frank Reynolds, Stephen Reid, Claude Shepperson, Harry Furniss etc. A little duplication. Some slight corner creasing, small tears and minor age wear, G to about VG, 17

Collection of Antique vases to include Wedgwood, Pair of blue ground Nippon twin handled vases, Arthur Wood vase and a twin handled Moon Flask decorated with a panel depicting a farming scene.

Burleigh Ware pottery Aladdin's lamp, Burleigh ware Dragon moulded jug, Arthur Wood Kingfisher pattern jug, H20cm and Govencroft rope coiled moulded jug (4) Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

Three Saint Radagonde Art Deco pottery models of birds, a quantity of Shorter & Son; Arthur Wood; Beswick and other Art Deco ceramics; large West German pottery vases etc, (qty)

Good English viola from and labelled Made by Arthur Richardson, Crediton, Devon 1945, this viola is specially designed in collaboration with Mr Lionel Tertis, also signed on the label and inscribed R.T. 72034, the two piece back of medium/fine curl with similar wood to the sides, the head of broad curl, the table of a fine width grain widening to the flanks and the varnish of a deep reddish-brown colour on a golden ground, 16 7/8", 42.90cm, within a fitted J. & A. Beare Ltd case *This viola is sold with an insurance certificate from David E. Vernon dated 29th December '72

Fine 18th century French violoncello attributed to and labelled Lagetto, Maitre Luthier, A la Ville de Cremone, á Paris, 1776, also stamped below the button on the back, the two piece back of very faint broad curl with plainish wood to the sides and geometric dot carved decoration to the head, the table of a medium width grain and the varnish of a light reddish-brown colour on a golden ground, 29 1/8", 74cm, hard case *This violoncello is sold with a certificate of authenticity from Caressa et Francais dated 30th March 1920; also the instrument is accompanied by a bill of sale from John & Arthur Beare dated 18th September 1957 for £55, describing the instrument as an old violoncello of the Paris School by Lagetto, dated 1767. *This violoncello has had several table repair cracks, there are other more minor repairs to the back and ribs. See images for guidance.

Autographs - sporting and entertainment to include tennis players Virginia Wade, Martina Navratilova, Wendy Turnbull, Anne Hobbs, Wendy White; Anders Jarryd; Henry Cooper; James Hunt; Eddie Kidd; Victoria Wood; Frankie Howerd; Timothy West; Sylvia Syms; Bill Owen; Peter Sallis; John Inman; Mollie Sugden; Ruth Madoc; Arthur Lowe; Eric Sykes; Dick Emery; Barbara Windsor; Ken Dodd; Danny La Rue; Colin Baker; Peter Davison; Anita Harris; Marius Goring; Cilla Black; Leo Sayer; Bucks Fizz; Howard Keel; George Melly; Acker Bilk; Frankie Vaughn; Sacha Distel; Max Bygraves etc, mostly double sided in twelve albums

Autographs - sporting, entertainment and other to include 1930s cricket teams, Yorkshire County Cricket Club Len Hutton, Herbert Sutcliffe, Hedley Verity, Arthur Wood; Derbyshire CC Bill Copson, George Pope, Alf Pope, L F Townsend, Harry Elliott; Nottingham CC Joe Hardstaff, Harold Butler, David Jones, Arthur Jepson; Worcester CC C J Lyttelton, Eddie Cooper, Roly Jenkins, Sidney Martin, Phil King; Somerset CC Wally Luckes, Bill Andrews, Bertie Buse, G M Bennett, H Hazell; Surrey CC Bob Gregory, Jack Parker, Eddie Watts; Essex CC Chick Cray, Peter Smith, Ray Smith, John Stephenson; Sussex CC Jim Parks, John Longridge, Josh Longridge, Bob Stainton; Leicester CC Les Barry, Norman Armstrong, Francis Prentice; Northampton CC Robert Nelson, Percy Davis; boxers Randolph Turpin, Hogan-Kid-Bassey; Duncan Edwards; Cardiff City and Everton players 1955-56; Bert Trautman; Stanley Mattews; Sammy Crooks1956 FA Cup finals referees; Dai Rees; Harold Daniell Norton rider, TT winner; Enid Blyton; George Formby and wife Beryl; Robert Donat; Constance Cummings; Sybil Thorndike; Yvonne Arnaud; Harry Corbett and Sooty; Bill Hayley autopen; Lonnie Donegan; Adam Faith autopen; Denis Lotis and Lita Roza; dance, blues and jazz orchestras to include Johnny Dankworth; atographs of local interest (Buxton) all in three albums, many double sided

Baden-Powell (Robert, 1857-1941). A group of three scrap albums compiled by Leila Evelyn Landon, relating to the events of the Second Boer War, with some references to her husband Major Kenneth McLaren's involvement in the War, and a revealing telegram from Baden-Powell, 1899-1901, largely comprising hundreds of cuttings from newspapers and magazines of the day, one cutting [Daily Mail, 17 April 1900] giving the first news of McLaren's capture, 'he was now lying dangerously wounded in a laager two miles from the town. Owing to this officer being a Freemason, and to his meeting brother masons among the Boers, he is receiving every attention, and their anxiety on his account is quite remarkable. They send daily bulletins, and the last accounts were favourable. Sarah Wilson'; plus occasional further pencil corrections and notes to cuttings; a few scattered related ink signatures of officers involved including R.S.S. Baden-Powell, H. Plumer, W.P. Symons, Fred. Hammersley, A. Wormald, D.E. Wood, E.D. Miller; a pencil sketch map of Camp Junction, Limpopo; two menu invitations to Private W.H.F. Landon (Leila's brother); plus various telegrams sent to Mrs McLaren, mostly by her husband, messages reading: 'Buller has relieved Ladysmith', 1 March 1900; 'Cronje has surrendered', 27 February 1900; handwritten copy of a telegram sent by Lord Roberts to Colonel Plumer after the Relief of Mafeking; 'Roberts has taken Pretoria after twelve hours fighting' (date stamp indistinct); 'Splendid victory by Hunter 500 Boers captured' (30 July 1900); plus an interesting telegram sent by Baden-Powell to McLaren, received by the Eastern Telegraph Company from Funchal via Eastern, 23 July 1901, to McLaren, S.A. Constabulary, Colonial Office, London, 'Could you put me up Friday night incognito Bloater'; plus a few items loosely inserted including a short autograph note initialled in Kenneth McLaren's hand, Shashi Patrol, December 1899, concerning reconnaissance, a total of approximately 110 stiff card leaves, some leaves detached, contemporary red half roan, worn, covers detached and backstrips deficient, folio Kenneth McLaren was a Major in the 13th Hussars Regiment of the British army. After his military service he assisted with the growth of the Scouting movement, founded by his friend Robert Baden-Powell. In 1898 McLaren married Leila Evelyn Landon, who died in 1904. During the Second Boer War in South Africa McLaren was gravely wounded at the siege of Mafeking in March 1900, falling prisoner to the Boers. McLaren first met Baden-Powell (also a 13th Hussars officer) in 1881. Although McLaren was 20 at the time, Baden-Powell nicknamed him 'The Boy', on account of his young appearance. In turn, McLaren's nickname for Baden-Powell was 'Bloater'. The two became good friends, their relationship being one of the most important friendships in Baden-Powell's life. McLaren was one of the staff at Baden-Powell's Brownsea Island Scout Camp in 1907 and Baden-Powell convinced McLaren to be his first manager at the C. Arthur Pearson Ltd office of The Scout magazine but McLaren resigned that position in March 1908. Relations between the two ceased upon McLaren's second marriage in 1910 to Ethyl Mary Wilson (his nurse). Baden-Powell considered Ethyl below McLaren's station and advised against the marriage. There has been much speculation about Baden-Powell's sexuality, much of this attention following in the decades since Tim Jeal's exhaustive biography Baden-Powell (Hutchinson, 1989), wherein he closely scrutinised the relationship between 'Bloater' and 'Boy'. Jeal stopped short of concluding that the relationship was in any sense sexual or romantic, but reveals a very close bond which, had it been made public, would have scandalised Edwardian social attitudes. Tim Jeal wrote that 'The available evidence points inexorably to the conclusion that Baden-Powell was a repressed homosexual'; but the telegram from Bloater to McLaren included in these albums hints that the relationship may have been more than just platonic. Certainly, the fact that McLaren's wife Leila, who compiled these albums, saw fit to include this telegram, the meaning of which must have been clear to her, suggests that she privately accepted the relationship or affair, whatever her true feelings about it were. (3)

Jefferies (Richard). Hodge and his Masters, 2 volumes, 1st edition, 1880, advertisements at end of volume II, small loss at top margin of volume II title (from rough opening), previous owner inscriptions, original brown cloth gilt, spine ends rubbed with small splits, 8vo, together with Wood Magic: A Fable, 2 volumes, 1st edition, 1881, advertisements at end of each, some light spotting, original green cloth, spines slightly darkened and rubbed at ends, 8vo, plus The Dewy Morn. A Flood, 2 volumes, 1st edition, 1884, some spotting, volume I endpapers sometime renewed, volume I front hinge reinforced (rear hinge cracking), original green cloth, volume I spine discreetly repaired, edges a little rubbed, 8vo and After London; or, Wild England, 1st edition, 1885, advertisements at end, a little light spotting, hinges breaking, original brown cloth, spine a little darkened and rubbed, 8vo, together with The Gamekeeper at Home. Sketches of Natural History and Rural Life, 1st edition, 1878, some light spotting, contemporary previous owner inscription to half title, original green cloth gilt, spine ends rubbed (small tear at head), 8vo, plus Wild Life in a Southern County, 1st edition, 1879, light spotting, contemporary ownership inscription, hinges a little weak, original green cloth gilt, joints and edges a little rubbed, 8vo, with others by Jefferies including Nature Near London, 1883, The Open Air, 1885, Jefferies' Land. A History of Swindon and its Environs, 1896 (one of 350 copies), Amaryllis at the Fair, 1887 (ex-libris), Round About a Great Estate, 1880, plus some biographies, pamphlets (including Arthur Thorn's The Life-Worship of Richard Jefferies, 1920), reprints, ephemera, and numbers 1-31 of the Richard Jefferies Society Journal 1992-2016 (approx. 91)

dating: Second part of the 20th Century provenance: Russia, Fine model, professionally manufactured, in wood and metal, complete with roping. With brass or bronze cannons both on sides and in the bow and stern, machine gun model and with two, steamboats. Preserved inside a wooden and glass showcase, with brass plate 'CANNONIERA BOBR / modello in scala 1:75 / Costruita per il governo zarista / dal cantiere V. Greighton U.K. / varata il 10-04-1885 / affondata a Port Arthur il 13-12-1904'. dimensions total 97 x 57 x 33 cm.

A MID 19TH CENTURY ENGRAVED NAUTILUS SHELL commemorating the appointment of William Preston as High Sheriff of the County Palatine of Lancaster, 1865, depicting Arthur Wellesley, Duke of Wellington, mounted on a horse, with accompanying biographical details, to one side; and Saint George slaying the dragon, to the other side, inscribed 'The embellishments on this / beautiful specimen of the red / Pearl Nautilus / are executed with a common / Penknife by C. Wood / who had the distinguished / honour of presenting a similar / specimen to her / Majesty the Queen', and further inscribed with a quote from Alexander Pope, 'Learn of the little Nautilus to sail / Spread the thin oar / And catch the driving gale', 18cm long, (broken and glued, with small loss).

A Nice Arthur Wood Hand Painted Decorated Jug

Assorted ceramics to include; Aynsley, Royal Albert, Arthur Wood, Burleigh Ware, etc Condition:

A pair of unusual retro 1960's Arthur Wood 'Smoky' ceramic vases in the form of cats with hand painted decoration including yellow eyes and spider webs. 20cm high. 

An Arthur Wood pottery jug together with other decorative jugs and vases, together with a collection of cut glass rose bowls, cut glass and other decanters

Glass and Ceramics - Denby bowl; Carlton ware leaf plates; others, similar, Arthur Wood, Beswick ware; jelly moulds; etc

Two jugs, Arthur Wood and Wedgwood

A SET OF SIX ARTHUR WOOD MODERN TEA CUPS AND SAUCERS WITH SHEEP AND EWE DECORATION AND A TEAPOT

A PAIR OF SILTONE POTTERY STAFFORDSHIRE STYLE DOGS AND AN ARTHUR WOOD PAIR (4)

ARTHUR W. NEWSHOLME (act. 1920-1921). 'Spring Sunshine, Hookstone wood - 1926', signed lower right, oil on board, framed, 23 x 30 cm

A selection of vintage ceramic kitchen jars by Arthur Wood in the Saxony design

A selection of vintage kitchen jars by Arthur Wood in the Saxony design

A collection of Dragon Welsh ceramics, an Arthur Wood jug and other ceramics

2 BOXES OF POTTERY PORCELAIN GLASS WIDECOMBE ARTHUR WOOD ETC

A collection of ceramics to include plates, Spode blue and white dish, two large vases, Arthur Wood jug, plated silver sherry/port labels, Wade Bells Whisky bottles, and Royal Worcester large bowl etc (3 boxes)

VICTORIAN WALNUT THREE-QUARTER TESTER BEDMID 19TH CENTURY the moulded serpentine three-quarter tester with turned pendant finials and hanging rails, the arched footboard with moulded foliate carving and turned finials to the corner posts on wood casters, with pink and cream floral hangings; now fitted with metal converter rails and platform base158m wide, 238cm high, 214cm longProvenance: Select Items from Arthur Lodge, Edinburgh

Selection of Arthur Wood, Lord Nelson Pottery and Susan Clough Brown Tankards, various themes

Arthur Wood "The Beatles" apple jug, Clarice Cliff orange squeezer. Myott jug, Wilkinson sugar sifter, Susie Cooper hot water jug & coffee pot

*Hacker (Arthur, 1858-1919). Children at a table beside a window, oil on wood panel, signed lower left, 40.5 x 32 cm (16 x 12.5 ins), early printed label of John Magee, 4 Donegall Square West, Belfast (with reference number D35644), and small printed removals/storage label of T. Johnson & Sons Ltd, Belfast to verso, later gilded wood frame (1)

*Steel (John Sidney, 1863-1932). Loch Ericht, oil on thin wood panel showing stags in a river valley landscape, signed lower right, 24.8 x 35 cm (9.8 x 13.9 ins), with printed label of Arthur Greatorex Ltd., 14 Grafton Street, London W.1, giving title of the work and artist's name (1)

*Meadows (Arthur Joseph, 1843-1907). View of Cannes, South of France, 1901, oil on wood panel, signed and dated lower right, 20.3 x 30 cm (8 x 11.75 ins), framed Provenance: Private Collection, Hampshire. (1)

Three boxes of porcelain, glassware, ornamental pigs, an Arthur Wood jug etc

WW1 German Aviation Souvenir Grouping, three items of aviation relics featured on pages 200, 201, 202 and 203 of Feldzug 18 being two sections of canvas, one of the lozenge type, each section measuring 12 x 13 and 12 x 17 with a section of a possible wood strut with remainder of stencilled markings, the strut being 18cm in length. Complete with old written label ‘Souvenirs of wreck of Bosh aeroplane found near Beuel Bonn, it had evidently been slightly damaged in flames have almost burnt out, the souvenirs are part of body partly burnt, showing identification number, part of wing covering, part of material used as covering for stains, signed Wakefield.’ In an old contemporary folder with title ‘Arthur Wakefield, crashed German aircraft 1914-18 war.

Pair of Arthur wood, dogs.

Overlaid Cranberry Glass Jar and Cover, Arthur Wood Jug, XX Century cream jug, Noritake trinket pot, Beswick 'Christmas in England' plate, hardwood figure, Nipon couldron vase:- One Tray

A quantity of predominantly 19th century ceramics to include a set of eight Copeland & Garrett Late Spode Imari decorated plates, diameter 26cm, a group of Gaudy Welsh, a hexagonal Arthur Wood teapot, etc.

A Mearsham teapot; a Radford jug; Arthur Wood jug; Beswick basket; Lurpak butter dish; Lilliput lane London Bridge.

Arthur Wood Art Pottery flare vase, painted with flowers; decorative plates; bowls; tureen; vases. (2 boxes)

A mixed collection of ceramic items to include Wedgwood black basalt lidded pot, Beswick reproduction Bass advertising jug, similar Joules item and Arthur Wood hand decorated graduated jugs set

Gandolfi Ephemera, Including a Letter From the Brothers. To include Working Wood magazine 1979 with 5 page Gandolfi article, a rare programme for the Chesterfield Photographic Society 1977 exhibition "The Art of Wooden Camera Making" by Fred Gandolfi (a fascinating description of the various steps in making a Gandolfi camera), brochures and press clippings regarding Gandolfi, plus a rare type-written letter signed Fred and Arthur (Gandolfi) dated 8/7/84, describing the handing over of the company to Andover and Arthur's failing health.[cabinet M]

A tray containing a Victorian tea service together with a Maling lustre vase and an Arthur Wood jug