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Collection of Arthur Wood Tankards, sporting subjects to include yachting, hunting, driving etc. one tankard by Lawleys (11).

Machen (Arthur). The Shining Pyramid, Secker, 1925, orig. cloth in d.j., sl. frayed and chipped along top edge, 8vo, limited edition 235/250 signed by Arthur Machen, together with Fantastic Tales, trans. Arthur Machen, privately printed, Carbonnek, 1923, upper hinge sl. cracked, orig. cloth, spine browned, 8vo, limited editon 122/1050 signed by Arthur Machen, and Collins (W.J.T.), The Romance of the Echoing Wood, intro. by Arthur Machen, epilogue by W.H. Davies, Newport, Directory Press, 1937, half-title, illusts., t.e.g., orig. full gilt dec. green morocco, 4to, limited edition 6/200, signed by Arthur Machen, W.H. Davies, W.J.T. Collins, E. Fred Powell and Robert Stanley Johns (3)

A Galle type model of a cat by Arthur Wood, 14 inches, a modern Doulton figure 'Awakening' and other modern pottery figures

"Nightingale (Florence, 1820-1910). Autograph Letter Initialled ('F.N.'), Hampstead, 9th October [18]63, to 'Dearest', a four-point letter of reply in ink about various doctors, etc., first saying to write to Dr Williams to recommend one; the second to say she has made private enquiries at the Army Medical Department, 'The fact is, nearly half all the Half Pay List are ""blackguards"" - & I was afraid they would put you off with one. The two following you may depend upon as being respectable men, & with knowledge of the East...', naming Deputy Inspector General Hen. Pilleau and Arthur Wood M.D., School of Musketry, but admitting 'I know neither: I wish I did. For a man may be perfectly respectable & make himself thoroughly disagreeable', then describing Pilleau's character before advising that 'I would not take a man without seeing him - A ""gentleman"" may still be obnoxious', concluding this point with contact details for both men; the third point telling that Dr [John] Meyer now has charge of Broadmoor Criminal Lunatic Asylum [newly opened in 1863] and would not be able to leave; the final point to say that Sir James Clark recommends a very good medical man but who has never been to Egypt before, 5 pages with black borders, 8vo (1)"

"Whymper (Edward). Scrambles Amongst the Alps in the Years 1860-69, 1st ed., 1871, b&w wood eng. plts. and illusts., five folding maps at rear, orig. green cloth, gilt dec. spine, a little rubbed, hinges restrengthened (endpapers renewed), 8vo, contained in modern purpose-made baize-lined half dark blue morocco bookbox with gilt dec. spine Ex libris Rev. Arthur Carr, the mountaineer, with an autograph letter from Lord Francis Douglas to Arthur Carr, dated May 25th, 1865, loosely inserted. Lord Francis Douglas fell to his death on July 14th, 1865, during the first ascent of the Matterhorn by Edward Whymper and his party, the most famous alpine disaster of its time and described in full by Whymper in this volume, pp. 384-408. Douglas's letter declines an invitation from Carr, and indicates that he plans to go to Switzerland 'for the month of June or else the month of August, but as yet I have not decided'. Also included are eight loose related photographs, probably early 20th c., including five snaps of alpine scenery, and three photographs of a climbing party, stamped to verso Photo-Suisse Grindelwald, and a watercolour view of Ryffel Horn, with the Matterhorn in the distance, probably early 20th c., signed with initials C.E.H., approx. 14 x 21 cm (8.25 x 5.5 in). (1)"

An Arthur Wood 'Astoria' pattern lustre glazed octagonal bowl, 22 cms. together with the matching shaped circular bowl, 23 cms

A Royal Doulton rack plate decorated with cottages in a landscape scene, 26 cms. an Arthur Wood model of 'H.M.S.Nelson', 18 cms. and two bowls by Minton and Royal Winton

Golf: a pottery mug by Arthur Wood set with golf bag handle and printed in colours with golfing figures, 132mm high, circa 1950

An autograph album, containing a good Manchester United team-group dated Xmas 1953, a double-page signed in blue ink by 20 players comprising Pearson, Viollet, Jones, Pegg, Berry, McShane, Wood, Chilton, Aston, Cockburn, Taylor, Rowley, Gibson, Byrne, Crompton, Foulkes, Whitefoot, Blanchflower, Lewis & Edwards, the album also containing the signatures of the athletes Arthur Wint & Macdonald Baily

Kavanagh (Arthur). The Cruise of the R.Y.S. Eva, 1st ed., Dublin, 1865, wood eng. frontis., sixteen col. litho plts. (correct as list), some spotting throughout, orig. cloth gilt, lower joint a little split and frayed at head & foot of spine, 8vo (1)

* HMS Bounty. Two original sheathing nails and a fragment of copper bottom from the HMS Bounty, c. 1787, each nail with an iron core and brass outer covering, both slightly bent and with traces of corrosion, white sediment on the longer nail, approx. 37 & 31 mm, the copper fragment approx. 85 x 50 mm and 1 mm thick, all decoratively mounted beneath a modern colour reproduction print showing Fletcher Christian and the Mutiny of the Bounty, the whole framed and glazed, together with two related Autograph Letters Signed from Fred Christian to Arthur Bradbury, Pitcairn Island, 14th August 1958 & 30th January 1959, the first on Shaw Savill Line letterhead, thanking Bradbury for his letter and continuing 'I am very sorry that I am not able to ge[t] you any of the wood from the Bounty but I am sending you two of the copper nails which I am sure that is the nails from the Bounty, my son Thomas Christian, get it right from the wreck of the Bounty when Mr [Luis] Marden was here little over a year ago. he help him when he was here, he live with us in our own home, he dive with Mr Marden to get what they can get from the old Bounty. you can rest assured that these two copper nail come direct from the Bounty', and as a signed postscript, 'This little peice of copper also comes from the Bounty', 2 pages, 4to, with two addressed envelopes and the original postmarked (date indistinct) brown paper package; the second letter on RMS Rangitiki letterhead thanking Bradbury 'for that beautiful picture of the Bounty you made for me it was so beautifuly done', continuing with worries about the world, wondering if Bradbury is married and noting his own family details, 'My wife is Flora Christian, and we have a son Tom Christian, he our wireless operator on the island... we also have our little grand daughter Olive', and hoping that they will meet one day, 2 pages on two leaves, 8vo, plus orig. postmarked (30th January 1959) envelope.

An Arthur Wood stylised vase decorated in electric pink wash against a ground, moulded with lightning flash handles.

A quantity of ceramics including an Arthur Wood biscuit barrel, 'Felix the Cat' vase, Wade Whimsies and a Wedgwood box and cover.

An Arthur Wood wall vase, two advertising ashtrays, a stoneware bottle, a bowl and a clock

Phillips (John Arthur). Gold-mining and Assaying: A Scientific Guide for Australian Emigrants, 1st ed., 1852, advert leaf, half-title, b&w wood engr. frontis, title with wood eng. vignette, b&w wood eng. illusts. to text, 32pp pub. ads. at rear, contemp. owners ink signature of John D. Kerman, dated 1852, to head of title, booksellers tickets of J. B. Rowe, Plymouth, and Saunders, 6 Charing Cross, to front pastedown, orig. blind-stamped cloth, rubbed and some fraying to joints with a little wear at head of spine, covers partly faded, small 8vo, together with Withers (William Bramwell), The History of Ballarat, from the First Pastoral Settlement to the Present Time, "Ballarat Star" Office, 1870, additional col. title, fldg. panoramic view of Ballarat pasted before title, with printed key on preceding leaf, first few leaves slightly chipped to fore-margins, b&w illusts., facsimiles, plan etc., partly cracked on inner hinges, orig. cloth, rubbed and faded, minor fraying to extremities, 8vo, plus Stainsfield (C. W.), The Tradesmen's Tokens of the Australasian Colonies, together with An Account of the Early Silver Pieces and Gold Coinage of Australia, 1888, b&w illusts. to text, title and final leaf lightly browned, orig. yellow-glazed endpapers, orig. cloth, a little faded, slim 8vo. Ferguson 14124 for the first title; 18713 for the second title, and 16122 & 72 for the third title. (3)

Punch, or, The London Charivari, 130 vols., a near-complete run, 1854, 1856-80, 1886-1938 & 1940-67, num. b&w wood eng. illusts., later vols. with col. plts. after Fougasse, E. H. Shepard, Illingworth, Frank Reynolds, Lewis Baumer, Arthur Watts, L. Raven-Hill, H. M. Bateman, G. D. Armour, and others, mostly bound in contemp. half calf, rubbed and marked, earlier vols. with some wear, 42 vols. bound in orig. pubs. cloth gilt (1940-45 & 1954-67), generally in bright condition, except some 1950s vols. damp marked to covers, together with a bound volume of colour printed wrappers to Punch, 1961-64, in orig. pubs. cloth gilt, sl. rubbed and covers lightly damp marked, all 4to (131)

Allingham (William). The Music Master, A Love Story. And Two Series of Day and Night Songs, 1st ed., 1855, nine b&w wood eng. illusts. by Arthur Hughes, D. G. Rossetti, and J. E. Millais, single pubs. ad. leaf at rear, orig. blindstamped dark blue cloth, gilt-dec. spine, very sl. rubbed and a trifle rubbed to extrems. (generally a good copy), small 8vo Scarce. The first book to contain an illustration by Dante Gabriel Rossetti. Forrest Reid, Illustrators of the Eighteen Sixties, p. 33 'rare and important'. (1)

Allingham (William). The Music Master, A Love Story. And Two Series of Day and Night Songs, 1855, b&w wood eng. illusts. by Arthur Hughes, D. G. Rossetti, and J. E. Millais, (lacks eng. by J. E. Millais), a few minor marks, t.e.g., contemp. half dark blue morocco, rubbed and scuffed, orig. cloth spine and upper cover bound in at rear, 8vo, together with Macdonald (George), Dealings with the Fairies, 1st ed., 1867, twelve eng. plts., 4 pp. pubs. ads. at rear, dated December 1866, one or two minor marks, a.e.g., orig. gilt-dec. green cloth, a little rubbed and one or two minor marks, 16mo, plus Rossetti (Christina G.), Sing-Song, a Nursery Rhyme Book, illust. Arthur Hughes, 1893, b&w wood eng. illusts., a.e.g., orig. green moré cloth, a little rubbed and spine sl. dulled, 8vo (3)

Symons (Arthur). Aubrey Beardsley, New Edition, revised and enlarged, 1905, photogravure port. frontis. with fascimile signature, b & w illusts., t.e.g., orig. vellum-backed green cloth boards gilt, rubbed and soiled, slim 4to (large paper edition limited to 150 copies, this copy unnumbered), together with Dickens (Charles), Master Humphrey's Clock, 3 vols., 1st ed., 1840-41, wood engs. by George Cattermole and Hablot Browne, contemp. dark green half morocco gilt, rubbed and minor wear to extrems., inner front joint of vol. 1 cracked, 8vo, and four others (8)

Large character mug stamped "Sarreguemines" L3257, 227, 02 05, a transfer hunting mug by Arthur Wood, Sir John Falstaff - Sandland and Elijah Cotton Toby jug.(4)

British "Roskyl" pottery vase, orange and green decoration, green Sadler jug, Arthur Wood butter dish, Sland pottery three branch candelabra and a green jardiniere (5)

Brass Centre pin reel; bamboo rod; Arthur Wood fishing mug; book 'The Atlantic Salmon' 1968.(4)

A Royal Ivory 'Sunset Ware' vase, of tapering form with inverted rim, decorated with flowers, 20.5cm high; an Arthur Wood jug decorated with bold pansies, 20.5cm high; and a Myott, Son & Co., vase of tapering form with spreading foot and two supports, decorated in browns and oranges, 18cm high (3)

Hall (Mr. & Mrs. S.C.). The Book of South Wales, The Wye and the Coast, pub, Arthur Hall, Virtue & Co., 1861, single-page map, b&w wood-eng. illusts. to text, a.e.g., contemp. gilt dec. full navy morocco, very sl. rubbed in places, 8vo (1)

An Arthur Wood Lambeth 6 pint ale jug.

An etched clear and ruby glass ceiling light shade with frill edge; plus Mason's Ironstone circular plate; two nineteenth century plates; a Victorian washbowl; and Arthur Wood wall pocket, hand-painted '3644' (seven)

Punch. Punch or the London Charivari, vol. 1, July to December 1841, wood eng. illusts. throughout, some closed tears and crude sellotape repairs to first few leaves, some spotting throughout and some leaves sprung, a.e.g., orig. pimpled cloth gilt, worn, 4to. Laid in the front of the volume is an albumen print [by London Stereoscopic Company, 11th May 1867], of the Green Room, group portrait of thirteen sitters including Sir Arthur Sullivan, Sir John Tenniel, Ellen Terry, George Du Maurier, Mark Lemon (editor of Punch), Quintin Twiss and others, approx. 17 x 23 cm with arched top. On the following blank endpapers are a presentation inscription from the proprietors of Punch, 'presented to John Knowles Esq. on the occasion of the amateur performance in Manchester in aid of the "Bennett Fund", 29th July 1867', signed by W. H. Bradbury, F. W. Evans, and William, Thomas and J. Agnew. On the facing leaf underneath a small ink sketch of Mr. Punch and his dog [by John Tenniel?] are twenty signatures of those involved including Mark Lemon, Tom Taylor, John Tenniel, Henry Silver, F. C. Burnand, Arthur S. Sullivan, Charles S. Keene, Kate Terry and others. Another copy of the photograph is held by the National Portrait Gallery. (1)

* Rackham (Arthur, 1867-1939). Autograph letter signed, addressed 'my dear Jones', dated 28th November 1921, single sheet of letter-paper, headed Haughton House, Haughton, Arundel, handwritten recto and verso, referring to Rackham's desire to resign from the St. John's Wood Arts Club, principally on the grounds that he is no longer in town as often as he used to be, approx. 18 x 11 cm. (1)

A graduated set of three Arthur Wood "Olde Willow" pattern bulbous jugs, 14 cms. to 11 cms.

Four pieces of Art Deco ware - Wedgwood and Co. square ring handled pedestal bowl, Beswick two-handled circular bowl and two further bowls by Arthur Wood and Adderley.

Pair of Arthur Wood 'Dragon Handle' jugs

Quantity of Arthur Wood wall pockets (14 total)

Arthur Wood 'Dick Whittington' jug, Arthur Wood 'Sailing Ship' spill vase, figural teapot and 2 other jugs (5)

A large quantity of Arthur Wood pottery, decorated orange flowers and spiders webs (2 boxes)

Quantity of Arthur Wood 'Astoria' green lustre ware (10 items)

Large quantity of Arthur Wood pottery items, decorated lilac and pink flowers with silver lustre borders (2 boxes)

A quantity of Arthur Wood pottery decorated lilac and pink flowers, including jugs and toast rack

A quantity of Arthur Wood pottery, decorated lilac and pink flowers, including biscuit barrels

A collection of stylised studio wares including a Trentham Art ware bowl decorated mottled blue and green, a similar bowl by Arthur Wood and three other pieces.

Sarreguemines character jug of red cheeked gent, base impressed no. 3257, 227 and 027, plus an Arthur Wood character jug Sir JIgn Falstaff, imp. No. 175 with silver plated top rim (2)

Arthur Ernest Maugham of Sheffield (exh. 1908): 'Bluebell Wood', watercolour, signed, 23cm x 35cm

Arthur Wardle R.I., R.B.C., P.S. (1864-1949) "Gorse on Exmoor"; "Dry Grasses in a Wood"] Inscribed with the artist's name, his dates, the title of the work and provenance on a later label verso, oil on panel, each 24cm by 35cm (9 1/2in by 13 3/4in) (a pair)

A graduated set of five Arthur Wood pottery storage jars and covers.

An Arthur Wood moulded pottery jug, with polychrome decorated floral handle, baluster body formed by sunrise over a garden wall embellished with flowers, printed mark to base. 8" high.

Arthur Wood two handled vase with moulded floral decoration, impressed and printed marks, 25cm high.

ARTHUR MEAD The riverside bluebell wood Oil on board Signed 12 x 14ins

ARTHUR FRIEDENSON (1872-1955):+ A bluebell wood, signed, oil on canvas, 41 x 30cm (16 x 12in)

Royal Doulton rectangular pin tray hand painted with large flowers on blue ground, pattern number D6227; a Beswick ware salad bowl shaped as a lettuce leaf with tomato feet; an Arthur Wood jug; Susie Cooper Production dish; and Susie Cooper two-handled bowl (five)

Crown Devon blush vase; Arthur Wood Art Deco jug hand-painted with brown, orange and grey leaves; plus four other pieces of peach blush transferware (six)

Pair of James Kent 'Annette' pattern floral decorated jugs, a Staffordshire wall pocket of triangular form and an Arthur Wood floral decorated chamber pot. (4)

A quantity of studio pottery to include a Troika vase of square squat form, an Arthur Wood stylised bowl, a Trentham artware bowl and three other pieces.

Hughes (Arthur, illust.). Enoch Arden, By Alfred Tennyson. Illustrated by Arther Hughes, Edward Moxon, 1866, eng. portrait frontis., four wood - eng. plts., and twenty - one wood - eng. vignettes after Hughes, 16 - page publisher's catalogue at the end, orig. green cloth, blocked in gilt on the front, back, and spine to an intricate design, by either Hughes or John Leighton, trivial rubbing at extrems., a bright copy, a.e.g., 8vo (1)

Dropmore Press. Sitwell (Sir George), On the Making of Gardens, with an Introduction by Sir Osbert Sitwell, 1949, col. illusts. by John Piper, untrimmed, orig. cloth gilt in slightly soiled d.j., 8vo, (limited edition 329/1000), together with A Portrait of Logan Pearsall Smith, Drawn from his Letters and Diaries, Introduction by John Russell, 1950, port. frontis., t.e.g., remainder untrimmed, orig. red morocco gilt with slightly frayed d.j. and slipcase, 8vo, (limited edition 8/450, signed on verso of title by John Russell, with some show - through), plus Sanderman (Christopher), Thyme and Bergamot, 1947, wood engs. by John O'Connor, untrimmed, orig. half vellum with slightly soiled d.j., and orig. box, slim 4to, (limited edition 3/550, signed by Sanderman), and Bryant (Arthur), Historian's Holiday, 1946, uncut and mainly unopened, orig. half vellum with orig. box, slim 4to, (limited edition 6/550, signed by Bryant) (4)

A collection of c.30 Arthur Wood and other pictorial tankards, and a further sandwich set.

A set of three Jersey pottery figural money boxes, Rye pottery vase and an Arthur Wood 'Oden' vase.

A set of three Jersey pottery figural money boxes, Rye pottery vase and an Arthur Wood 'Oden' vase.

A one-stringed fiddle by Arthur T. Howson, London, with cedar wood body, 28 1/2in. overall, in leather-cloth case.

Arthur Wood 'Oliver Twist' pottery tankard, Crown Devon butter dish, pair of blue slim neck vases. (4)

Four items Arthur Wood pottery including floral teapot, hunting jug, and swan planter.

Rossetti (Christina). Speaking Likenesses, 1st ed., 1874, wood engs. by Arthur Hughes (one hand coloured by a previous owner), a.e.g., orig. gilt dec. blue cloth, rebacked with original spine laid down, slim 8vo, contained in purpose?made cloth book?box by Sangorski & Sutcliffe (1)