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After E Nickol (19th Century), figures in an interior around a table strewn with papers, black and white engraving, published 1888 by Arthur Tooth & Sons, London, signed in pencil by the artist, 18 1/4" x 23", stained wood frame, together with an earlier 19th Century black and white print (2)

Tom Wood (b.1955) "Four Heads” Extensively inscribed with the artist's name and the title of the work together with exhibition and loan details verso, pencil drawings, each 14.5cm by 11cm (5 3/4in by 4 1/2in) (4 in one mount and frame) Exhibited at Bretton Hall College 1981, Mappin Art Gallery 1981 and loaned by Arthur Haig

AN ARTHUR WOOD COOKIE POT, BESWICK LETTUCE LEAF DISH, COTTAGE WARE TEAPOT, DENBY "WHEATSHEAF" DISH, TORQUAY WARE CREAM JUG, SYLVAC PRESERVE POT No 583, CAULDON WARE TOAST RACK and a SHELLEY JELLY MOULD (8)

Blair Athol-8 year-old Dufftown-Glenlivet-10 year-old Inchgower-12 year-old Contained within a stained wood tantalus/stand. Distilled and bottled by Arthur Bell & Sons plc, Perth. 75 cl. Single malt, 40% volume 3 bottles

An Arthur Wood Pottery Vase, decorated sprays of foliage and other ceramics (5)

Scrap album. A scrap album containing approx. twenty-six watercolours, pencil drawings, and pen & ink sketches by noted artists, 1901-36, incl. caricatures by Frank Reynolds, Phil May, John Hassall, and A.J. Hardman, a pencil portrait of a mustachioed gentleman by Stan Wood, a pencil sketch of a duck by Cecil Aldin, another of Bonzo by G.E. Studdy, a watercolour seascape by Edith S. King, another of the sun setting over water by Sid Gardner, a pencil drawing of a windmill by T.W. Hammond, a watercolour of a young cleric by Fred May, a pencil drawing of a horse and foal by Arthur Spooner, another of Madame Butterfly by Lance Thackeray, and others, a.e.g., orig. roan, worn, with sl. loss to spine, and leather to upper cover split at edges and becoming detached, approx. 170 x 200mm, together with several sketches on envelopes loosely inserted With manuscript letter signed from Tom Browne to Mrs. Atkey tipped-in to front pastedown, on the artists headed paper, dated February 1st 1902, in which Browne explains that he is returning the album, saying I have got a few good names in your book. The first contribution to the album - a pen & ink sketch of a London cabby - is by Browne himself. (1)

BOGG (EDMUND) A Thousand Miles in Wharfdale and the Basin of the Wharfe, n.d, numerous black and white illustrations, original red gilt cloth; Bogg (Edmund) Higher Wharfdale The Dale of Romance, 1904, numerous black and white illustrations, orig. boards, rebound; Sutcliffe (Halliwell) The Striding Dales, 2nd edition 1933, illustrated A. Reginald Smith, original green dec boards; Bogg (Edmund) The Middle Valley of the Wharfe 1922, illustrations and numerous advertisements; Shuffrey (William Arthur) Some Craven Worthies, Leeds 1903, illustrated, foxed, original cloth gt, decor; Crowther (John) ‘Silva Gars” (Grass Wood) Grassington, Keighley 1930, illustrated, original green cloth (6)

Bonney (T.G.). The Building of the Alps, 1st ed., Fisher Unwin / Scribners, 1912, half-title, frontis. and b&w plts. from photos., gift inscription to front free endpaper, orig. cloth gilt, rubbed, a few small puncture marks to spine, 8vo, together with The Alpine Regions of Switzerland and the Neighbouring Countries, Deighton, Bell, 1868, wood-engs., occasional spotting, ads. at rear, library markings to front pastedown, front free endpaper and frontis. chipped at edges, orig. cloth gilt, rubbed, shelf no. to spine, 8vo, plus Gardner (Arthur), The Art and Sport of Alpine Photography, Witherby, 1927, plts. from photos., occasional spotting, rear hinge partly split, orig. cloth in sl. rubbed and chipped d.j., 8vo, and Gribble (Francis), Lake Geneva and Its Literary Landmarks, Constable, 1901, port. frontis. and plts., lacking front free endpaper and half-title, orig. cloth, sl. rubbed, spine sunned, 8vo, together with nine others Alpine interest (9)

Nansen (Fridtjof). Through Siberia, The Land of the Future, trans. Arthur G. Chater, 1914, b & w illusts. from photos, three folding maps, orig. dec. cloth, rubbed and faded on spine, 4to, together with Trevor-Battye (Aubyn), Ice-Bound on Kolguev. A Chapter in the Exploration of Arctic Europe to Which is Added a Record of the Natural History of the Island, 1st ed., 1895, half-title present, photogravure frontis., num. b & w illusts., three folding maps at rear, t.e.g., orig. cloth gilt, a little rubbed and soiled, 8vo, plus Burnaby (Mrs Fred), The High Alps in Winter; Or, Mountaineering in Search of Health, 1st ed., 1883, half-title present, mounted photo port. frontis., wood-engs., single-page map and 32 pp. publisher's ads. at rear, orig. pict. cloth, a little rubbed, 8vo, with others of polar and mountaineering interest (3 shelves)

Three Staffordshire pottery cricket mugs, 20th century, the first from the Arthur Wood Sports Series, the second a Britannia Designs featuring W.G. Grace & a Biltons Sporting Legends featuring W.G. Grace, the largest 12.5cm., 5in.

An Arthur Wood floral decorated basket together with a pair of modern Staffordshire dogs.

A rock crystal parasol handle with gold and enamel mounts, Anton Wildhack, Vienna, circa 1905, scratched inventory number 11(or H)7523 in Secessionist taste, the spherical knop incised with flowers and set with turquoises, the collar enamelled in translucent turquoise over wavy engine-turning within gold bands, wood shaft, with eight tips in original case for J. C. Vickery/ 178/ 181 & 183/ Regent St. W. length 30.5cm, 12in (10) The firm of J. C. Vickery was founded around 1890 by John Collard Vickery in a short-lived partnership with Arthur Thomas Hobbs at 183 Regent Street. Continuing alone after 1891, Vickery extended his premises in 1900 to 179, 181 and 183 Regent Street, with showrooms to the rear at 1 New Burlington Place, where in 1913 he is listed as a goldsmith, silversmith, jeweller, dressing case and fitted travelling bag manufacturer, watch and clock importer, etc., with Royal Warrants from the King and Queen, the King of Spain, the King and Queen of Denmark, the Queen of Norway and the King f Sweden. The business filed for bankruptcy in 1930, the year of Vickery's death, and was acquired by James Walker Ltd. (See J. Culme, The Directory of Gold and Silversmiths, Jewellers and Allied Traders, 1838-1914, vol. I, 1987, pp. 460-1.)

* Victoria (1819-1901, Queen of Great Britain & Ireland). Leaves from the Journal of our Life in the Highlands, from 1848-1861. To which are Prefixed and Added Extracts from the same Journal giving an Account of Earlier Visits to Scotland, and Tours in England and Ireland, and Yachting Excursions, edited Arthur Helps, 1868, eight steel engs., two chromo. plts., num. wood engs. to text, prelims. loose, a.e.g., orig. gilt dec. cloth, rubbed and some wear to extrems., 4to. Signed presentation copy, inscribed on half-title To Colonel the Hon: C. Lindsay in Recollection of Balmoral, from Victoria R Oct: 14 1877, with a manuscript copy of Colonel Lindsays reply mounted on verso of flyleaf. (1)

A pair of Arthur Wood spaniels with black markings and gilt chains.

A quantity of Sylvac pottery, comprising; matt green character rabbit, containers for tea and coffee bags, trilby wall pocket, swan vase, and a character 'Pork Dripping' pot and cover, together with an Arthur Wood 'Onions' face pot.

An Arts and Crafts oak bureau bookcase by Heal & Son, 1930s, the top with two glazed doors and a simple channel surround, the base with a slope enclosing a door, drawers and pigeonholes, the four long drawers with turned wood handles, ivorine button label, 197cm high, 91.5cm wide, 49cm deep. Probably designed by Arthur Greenwood and made by Greenings of Oxford

Arthur Wood. Jardiniere, nut cracker, two jasperware pots, qty of household linen, shell centrepiece, ironstone planter, stoneware and metal ditto, three cabinet plates - one shelf

Arthur Wood Pottery Jug in the Victorian style and a similar Game Pie Dish, (2).

THREE ARTHUR WOOD POTTERY SMALL BASKETS, floral decorated, ARTHUR WOOD POTTERY TWO-HANDLED VASE, ANOTHER, rose decorated and a BISCUIT BARREL (6)

ARTHUR WOOD PINK LUSTRE JUG, stylised garden decoration, SIMILAR FLARED VASE, floral decorated and a SIMILAR VASE with stepped base (3)

THREE ARTHUR WOOD PINK LUSTRE POTTERY JUGS with stylised garden decoration, SIMILAR WALL POCKET, "Sylvan" pattern and ANOTHER "Astoria" pattern (5)

SUSIE COOPER POTTERY BOWL, circular and floral spray decorated with shaded pink border, ARTHUR WOOD POTTERY TRUMPET VASE and an ARTHUR WOOD HEXAGONAL POTTERY JUG (3)

THREE ARTHUR WOOD POTTERY WALL POCKETS, Autumn leaf decorated, ANOTHER, wedge shaped with floral decoration (4)

SHORTER and SONS SMALL GREEN LEAF MOULDED POTTERY JUG, ARTHUR WOOD PRESERVE POT, floral embossed, MASONS "Southsea" SMALL JUG and FIVE OTHER ITEMS (8)

ARTHUR WOOD BLUE LUSTRE POTTERY JUG "SYlvan" pattern a SIMILAR RIBBED JUG with double C handle, TWO POTTERY VASES, FIVE VARIOUS NEWHALL ASHTRAYS with coaching scenes and TWO OTHERS (11)

ARTHUR WOOD POTTERY VASE, baluster shaped with orange floral spray decoration and spiders web, a MATCHING BOWL, MATCHING WALL POCKET, MATCHING JUG and a SIMILAR GREEN LUSTRE OVAL DISH and a FAN SHAPED VASE(6)

FOUR VARIOUS ARTHUR WOOD POTTERY WALL POCKETS with variously floral painted and printed decoration (4)

A Clarice Cliff trumpet vase and an Arthur Wood cat vase

Adams (Arthur). Travels of a Naturalist in Japan and Manchuria, 1st ed., 1870, frontis., wood eng. illust. to title, library ink stamp to title & leaf B1, orig. cloth gilt, slightly marked at foot of spine, 8vo, together with [Bureau of Forestry, Tokyo], Forestry of Japan, Tokyo, Japan, 1910, b & w plts. from photos, orig. cloth gilt, 8vo, with Andre (Eugene), A Naturalist in the Guianas, 1904, port. frontis., b & w plts. and folding map, orig. cloth gilt, 8vo, with Belt (Thomas), The Naturalist in Nicaragua. A Narrative of a Residence at the Gold Mines of Chontales; Journeys in the Savannahs and Forests..., 2nd ed., 1888, eng. port. frontis., wood eng. illusts., folding eng. map, orig. cloth, 8vo, withBlatter (Ethelbert), Beautiful Flowers of Kashmir, 2 vols., 1928, col. plts., orig. cloth, 8vo, and with Buchanan (Francis), Prodromus Florae Nepalensis, sive, Enumeratio Vegetabilium quae in Itinere per Nepaliam Proprie Dictam et Regiones Conterminas, ann. 1802-1803, pub. 1825, some damp staining, modern qtr. cloth, 12mo, plus eight others similar (15)

A large piggy bank money box by Arthur Wood, the chubby porker boldly painted with colourful flowers and leaves on a white ground, 48cm

A Tray Of Pottery To Include Queen Ann 21 Piece Tea Set, Garden House 20 piece TeaSet, Arthur Wood Mug Depicting Hunting Scenes (chipped) & 3 Swan Poseys (45)

Victoria (Queen of England, 1837-1901). Leaves from the Journal of our Life in the Highlands, from 1848-1851. To which are Prefixed and Added Extracts from the same Journal giving an Account of Earlier Visits to Scotland, and Tours in England and Ireland and Yachting Excursions, edited by Arthur Helps, 1868,. steel engs., two chromos of the Queens sitting room and the Prince Consorts sitting room, wood eng. vigns., a.e.g., orig. gilt dec. cloth, rebacked, preserving orig. spine (new endpapers), 4to Signed and inscribed on flyleaf by Queen Victoria to the Hon. James Stansfield, Balmoral, August 24, 1871. (1)

A manuscript letter from Paul McCartney, dated 4th December, 1969, to Arthur H. Bailey, Consultant Designer, concerning the design and construction of a fireplace for Mr. McCartney's residence in St. Johns Wood, London.

A pair of wall vases painted flowers and foliage, by Arthur Wood, 23cm (9") high and a Wadeheath yellow jug with three parrots in relief, 19cm (7.5") high

Five Arthur Wood 'Sporting Series' pottery tankards, each transfer printed, three with novelty handles, printed marks; a W.G. Grace salt pot; and a Bluebell Railway Centenary, 1872-1972, commemorative mug, (7).

An Arthur Wood pottery Astoria pattern waisted conical vase, printed and painted with flower prays on a green lustre ground, two gilt bead handles, 8 high.

Royal Winton floral decorated china vase Arthur Wood golfing tankard and pair of Slaterware vases

* Globes. Columbus Erdglobus, ed. Professor Dr. Felix Lampe, ausgefƒhrt v. Kartograph C. Luther, pub. Columbus-Verlag, Paul Oestergaard K.-G., Berlin & Stuttgart, c. 1930s, a 33 cm diameter terrestrial globe, consisting of twelve colour printed paper gores with extensive geographical information, with graduated aluminium meridian half-circle on turned wood stand, approx. 500mm tall, together with two other similar terrestrial globes (Rèths Politischer Erdglobus, ed. Prof. Dr. Arthur Krause, c. 1950s-60s, approx. 21cm. diameter & Atlantis-Globus, c. 1960s, approx. 33 cm. diameter) -3

Osborne (E.C. and W.). Osbornes Guide to the Grand Junction, or, Birmingham, Liverpool, and Manchester Railway, with the Topography of the Country, 1st ed., Birmingham, 1838, folding map (repaired), folding plan of Liverpool docks, full-page and smaller wood-engs., with 136 pp. of trade ads., plus twelve eng. plts. at the end, orig. cloth, lettered in gilt, spine rubbed, joints cracked, 12mo, [Ottley 6483], together with Freeling (Arthur), Freelings Grand Junction Railway Companion to Liverpool, Manchester, and Birmingham; and Liverpool, Manchester & Birmingham Guide, 1838, folding map, with a few short tears, with 36 pp. of trade ads. at the end, some soiling, orig. cloth, soiled and rubbed, chipped paper label on the upper cover, 12mo, [Ottley 6455], and others similar -9

[Green, Henry]. A Manchester Book: The Song of the Cat; illustrated with wood-cuts: a Legend of the Chancery Court ..., [1858], b&w wood-eng. illusts., a.e.g., orig. blindstamped red cloth gilt, rubbed and some soiling, frayed to head and foot of spine, 8vo, together with Colman (George, The Younger), Eccentric Tales, In Verse, 2nd ed., 1812, folding hand-col. aqua frontis., contemp. half calf, worn on spines, small 8vo, plus Cruikshank (George), A Discovery Concerning Ghosts: with a wrap 'At the Spirit Wrappers', 1864, b&w wood eng. illusts. to text, contemp. half calf, rubbed and scuffed, large slim 8vo, and Malory (Sir Thomas), La Mort D'Arthur, the most ancient and famous history of the renowned Prince Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table, 3 vols., 1816, eng. frontis. and vign. title to each vol., contemp. half plum morocco, gilt dec. spines, rubbed and some marks, 12mo, and small format, and other various 19th c. literature, bindings, etc., including Robert Bloomfield, Kate Greenaway, etc. (approx. 40)

phil May (British, 1864-1903) cartoon of Arthur Balfour at the Despatch Box pencil and watercolour, signed 25 x 15cm; and bianco (19th Century) w E Gladstone with Axe watercolour, pencil and wash, signed 28 x 22cm; and sir William Nicholson (British, 1872-1949) w E Gladstone wood engraving 25 x 23cm (3)

rowfant Club (Cleveland), Austin, Alban and Christopher Dobson, a Collection of Associated publications, ephemera and correspondence to include The Code of Regulations of the Rowfant Club, 1892, number 189 of 250, inscribed from Paul Lemperly with typed letter signed; BIRRELL, Right Hon Augustine. Frederick Locker-Lampson A Character Sketch, London 1920, with 2pp autograph letter signed to Dobson, four other loose letters of Dobson and Birrell, inscribed to Austin Dobson on first free end paper; WOOD, M.E. Laurence and Eleanor Hutton, New York 1905, number 97 of 152 with 4pp autograph letter signed to Dobson and other ephemera; LUCAS, E.V. An Austin Dobson Letter Book, 1935, with autograph letter signed and various others; another copy with autograph letter signed; PEARSON, John C. The Rowfant Candlesticks, 1959, illustrated, cloth backed boards in slipcase; CLARK, Arthur H. A Bibliography of the Publications of the Rowfant Club, 1925, number 128 of 140, in slipcase; A Rowfant Club miniature book A Show of Miniature Books together with various club yearbooks etc (a box)

An Arthur Wood Dick Whittington Jug

An Arthur Wood 'Sporting Series' tankard, depicting cricketers in action to a cream ground with gilt edging, 13 cms high, together with one other by Dartmouth Pottery depicting a darts player in action, (2).

An Arthur Wood pottery tankard depicting cricketers in action, together with four other tankards showing sporting scenes including Lawn Tennis and Golf, (5).

Pair of Arthur Wood green lustre wall pockets

Artists, Musicians & Actors. An attractive Edwardian album of autographs, watercolours, drawings and illustrations, a few photos by English artists, musicians and theatrical figures, collected by Hinemoa Thomas, née Waterlow, c. 1905 1910,. including over fifty autographs including Walter Crane (handwritten card dated April 21, 1911), Orchardson, Henry J. Wood (handwritten mourning card), Stanhope Forbes (letter card to Mrs Norman Garstin, dated July 16, 1911), J. MacWhirter, B. W. Leader, J. W. Waterhouse, Frank Dicksee, Violet Vanbrugh, Leopold Godowski, Arthur Bourchier, George Clausen (with photograph), W. J. Locke, L. Alma Tadema, Seymour Lucas, Vanni Marcoux (signed photograph), Enrico Caruso, Joseph Farquharson, Briton Riviere, Marie Tempest, Lewis Waller (signed photo), Arthur Pinero, W. S. Gilbert (handwritten note dated 27 January 1910), John Singer Sargent (handwritten short letter dated May 20th 1911, with addressee's name excised), plus ten orig. watercolour drawings or illustrations, and eighteen pen & ink or pencil drawings by artists and fellow students of Hinemoa Thomas, including Naomi Lang, Eric J. Blair Leighton, E. K. C. Hamilton, Cecil Hunt, Wilma Hickson, Estella Canziani, R. P. Needham, Ethne Philippa Moore and others, a few loose, mostly mounted in orig. album, a.e.g., in orig. padded morocco, some minor wear, in handmade blue silk overwrapper, small oblong 4to Hinemoa Thomas (née Waterlow) was born in the early 1890s into a musical and theatrical family (her mother Marion 'Polly' Burton having been in the Carl Rosa Opera Company). She studied art at Cope's and St. John's Wood art schools before marrying in 1913. (1)

A set of three graduated Arthur Wood jugs Decorated with floral design with silver gilt banding to rim and base, printed factory mark to base (3) 230mm long & 185mm high

A menu for a Northern Cricket Society High Tea at Guildford Hotel, Leeds, Thursday 5th January 1967, to pay tribute to Yorkshire 1933-39, with nine autographs including Len Hutton, Bill Bowes and Brian Sellers, and a Brochure for the Freddie Trueman Benefit Year 1962 autographed by Arthur Wood, Herbert Sutcliffe and H L Johnson

A Victorian yew wood dumb waiter, of shaped rectangular form consisting of three tiers. The top surmounted at each corner by finials in the form of picturesque turrets, each shelf bordered with rocaille and scroll work gallery and raised on scroll corner supports. A further central upright support is carved with shamrock and armorials and the entire is on a base with central cabochon to the apron, flanking acanthus leaves and scroll feet with castors. By Arthur Jones of 135 St. Stephen's Green Dublin, probably for the Dublin Industrial Exhibition of 1865.

A quantity of ceramics, including a pair of Rosenthal a-linear condiments, Cranston pottery vase, Wade Heath jug with a bird handle and an Arthur Wood four section wall pocket painted with flowers and silver lustre trim.

1951 Festival of Britain: a Wedgwood mug printed in black and coloured in blue and brown and another by Arthur Wood (2)

An Arthur wood moulded jug, Toby jug and brass ware.

An Arthur Wood Elizabeth II coronation mug with lion handle and thirty-nine other coronation jubilee and later commemorative mugs

A pair of blue and white Arthur Wood seated cats, two Torquay vases, a Carlton ware cottage jam pot, 1937 Coronation beaker and a pair of large painted vases.

An Arthur Wood ‘Silvershield’ pattern Teapot and Stand; Together with a further Wedgwood silver plated mounted Jasper ware Biscuit Barrel, (2)

* A small metal figure of a gentleman tennis player in shorts playing a back-hand stroke, c. 1940s, on black marble plinth, overall height 18 cm, together with an Arthur Wood Royal Bradwell Sports series treacle-glazed tankard with transfer-print decoration showing what is believed to be Jack Kramer and Margaret Osborne from 1947 Wimbledon championships, handle modelled in the form of a lawn tennis racket, height 13 cm, plus a Tretorn Championship commemorative tin containing six unused tennis balls, c. 1995, three cannisters of unused tennis balls including a set of four Nassau Official Tennis Ball of the 1988 Olympic Games, and two boxed games (8)

* A Head "Vilas" tennis racket, c. 1978-82, composite wood and boron frame, orig. strings, some wear to head, length 68.5 cm (with associated framed advert.), together with Head "Competition 3 Arthur Ashe", 1979, pretty composition wood and boron frame, with gold aluminium facings, orig. strings and cover, length 69 cm, plus a Head "Master 2", c. 1978-81, extruded aluminium frame, nylon wedge, orig. strings and cover, as new condition, length 68 cm (3)

A WOOD & SONS TOBY JUG, 7 1/2" high and a 1930s Arthur Wood jug, 7" high (2)

*Dudley (Arthur, active c. 1890-c.1907). Still life of pineapple, cherries, lemons and grapes, with a blue and white chinese jug, watercolour, signed, approx. 750 x 255 mm (29.5 x 10 ins), period wood frame, glazed (1)