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MARVELL, Andrew, `Miscellaneous Poems`, The Nonesuch press, 1923. Ltd. 546/825. slim 4to. untrimmed edges. Glt. dec. bds. Tog.with AULT, Norman (ed). `Pope`s Own Miscellany`, The Nonesuch Press, 1935. 4to. ltd. edn. 255/750. in d/w. Plus to other Nonesuch Press. 4

Pope`s Own Miscellany" Nonesuch 1935 edited by Norman Ault original buckram gilt dust-jacket frayed at upper edge 1935 § Cobbett (William) Life and Adventures of Peter Porcupine original cloth-backed marbled boards 1927 § Collier (John) The Devil and All wood-engraved frontispiece by Blair Hughes Stanton original cloth gilt transparent wrapper frayed 1934 § Lawrence (D.H.) Love among the Haystacks original cloth label chipped 1930 limited editions the third signed by the author all uncut rubbed Nonesuch Press; and 3 others from the press " 8vo et infra(7)

Four Ault pottery shell moulded pots decorated in green and yellow majolica type glaze, 6.5cm high. (4).

AN AULT STYLE JARDINIERE STAND and associated jardiniere, 26" high

Dr Christopher Dresser-Ault-A large jardini?re of triform with shell moulded body picked out in a tonal green and yellow glaze, relief moulded mark, height 17cm, damaged.

ILLUSTRATED BOOKS: A collection of 37 volumes, largely 1920`s to 1940`s, many bright in d.w`s including works illustrated by: Arthur Wragg, Frank C. Pape, Frank Brangwyn, Charles Robinson, Noel Nisbet, Ernest H. Shepard, Stephen Gooden, Norman Ault, Robert Gibbings, Willy Pogany, Laurence Houseman, Clare Leighton, Agnes Miller Parker, Eric Fitch, Joan Hassall & others (37)

The Eric Lloyd Thomas archive, including a copy of his book Victorian Art Pottery, limited edition of 1000, 1974, together with hand-written notes, research, correspondence, black and white photographs of ceramics and potters at work, Ault pottery pattern books, audio tape interviews and original pen and ink illustrations for Victorian Art Pottery

Christopher Dresser for Ault Pottery, a ceramic fire screen, each side moulded in the form of a peacock, holes to the top for feathers, moulded mark, 40cm

`Ault` ceramic vase in three leg brass stand, each leg terminating in a claw foot

An Ault green glazed owl with glass eyes, stamped 530. 24cm high

A traditional Stockman cowboy hat and a vintage bowler hat by Ault

An Ault art pottery vase on mottled ground, a Bretby small vase, a C H Brannan orange mottled jug and a similar bowl

A Wedgwood blue jasperware biscuit barrel, two other jasperware items, a pewter inkstand, cruet stand, and a pair of Ault Lilium candlesticks. (af)

Continental pottery Ault-style Planter, unmarked.

Ault Pottery yellow glaze vase designed by Dr Christopher Dresser, of cylindrical tapered form decorated with three daisy type flowerheads, incised signature, 9.25" high (several chips to base)

A large Aesthetic Movement earthenware vase probably Ault Pottery in the manner of Dr Christopher Dresser, with lobed shoulder, covered in a running green glaze unmarked, repaired at base 73cm. high.

Autograph letter from Benjamin Franklin, West Wickham, Bucks, dated 6 July 1773 to his wife'My dear ChildI am here on my way to Oxford where I am going to be present at the Installation and I shall stay a few Days amongst my Friends there. By Capt. Ault who sails next I shall write more fully to you and to Friends in Philadelphia. This is my only Letter Packet. Love to our Children & to Benny Boy. I am thanks to God very well and hearty and everYour affectionate HusbandB. Franklin'Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790), statesman and scientist, was in England to protest against Taxation of the American colonies without representation when he wrote this letter. he returned to America two years later to participate in the framing of the Declaration of Independence of July 1776. Independence was granted by Britain in 1783. Franklin had married Deborah Reid in 1730. The had three children, William, born the same year, Francis, born 1732 and died 1736, and Sally, born 1743. Sally married a Richard Bachie in 1767 and they had a son Benjamin Franklin Bache wo was born in 1769. He is presumably the 'Benny Boy' referred to in the letter. Franklin's wife Deborah, after years of bad health, died at the age of sixty-six in 1774. Franklin, therefore did not see her again.

A William Ault toby jug, modelled standing reading a paper titled 'Peace 1919' the circular base titled '1914 Great War 1918', impressed to base, (a/f) 24cm high and a Burleigh Ware toby jug of John Bull, Churchill, 1940, titled 'Bulldogs', 28cm high (2)

Banff-20 year-old. Distilled 18th March 1980, bottled 2nd August 2000. Bottle number 466 of 702. Butt number 634. Ault-A-Bhainne-19 year-old. Distilled 22nd October 1980, bottled 22nd March.2000.Bottle number 129 of 388 Cask number 19003. Convalmore-14 year-old. Distilled 2nd June 1983, bottled 3rd June 1997.Bottle number 360 of 580. Butt number 1639. . Glen Spey-14 year-old. Distilled 19th November 1985, bottled 24th August 2000. Bottle number 374 of 885. Cask number 3038. . Glenallachie-8 year-old. Distilled 5th March 1991, bottled 24th March 1999. Bottle number 236 of 902. Butt number 1341. Selected and bottled under the sole responsibility of Signatory Vintage Scotch Whisky Co. Ltd., Edinburgh. In presentation tins. Single malt, 70cl, 43% volume. 5 bottles

A Royal Doulton mark head jug Rip Van Winkle, D6438, 17.5cm (7") high, another Tony Mellor, 8cm (3") high, another The Falconer, D6540, 10cm (4") high, and a miniature mug, Ault Mac, D6253, 6cm (2.25") high

An Ault pottery Majolica jardinire and stand. Early 20c. Decorated with raised stylised lotus flowers in turquoise on a yellow, green and brown ground. The jardinire raised on a dumbbell shaped column. The whole 104 cms. high.

A pair of Ault black pottery vases, early 20th century

An Ault Pottery Propellor vase designed by Dr Christopher Dresser, covered in a running green glaze unmarked 14cm. high

A pair of Ault Pottery vases carafe form, decorated with a windmill landscape, in black and brown on a graduated brown ground impressed marks 26.5cm. high

A Pilkington's Lancastrian vase covered in an olive green glaze, a vase probably Ault covered in a running red to green glaze and another vase impressed marks 13.5cm. high

AN AULT YELLOW GROUND JARDINIERE, 6 1/2" and a Moore Brothers oval dish

A George IV mahogany and oak 30 hour longcase clock the foliate and rose painted arch dial with a minute aperture and marked JAS AULT, Belper, inlaid with stringing throughout, the hood with broken arch pediment and fluted column supports, the oak and mahogany banded trunk with fluted quarter corner columns, on low bracket feet 220cm high

A Dartmouth ware terracotta vase of rounded form with raised neck, decorated in slip with mallard ducks in flight, printed mark on base, 25 cm high, together with a Japanese earthenware globular vase with applied lug handles, the exterior enamelled with scenes of scholars reading, 36 cm high and an Ault style art pottery vase with green mottled ground, 23 cm high, (3).

An early 20th Century English Arts & Crafts pottery bowl in the manner of Ault with relief moulded dimples and streaked tonal green glaze, unmarked, width 19cm.

An Ault Pottery flower brick, designed by Dr Christopher Dresser, a Linthorpe Pottery vase, and a ewer in the manner of Dr Christopher Dresser impressed facsimile signature flower brick 10cm. diam.

An Ault Pottery vase designed by Dr Christopher Dresser, modelled in low relief with a geometric star roundel, glazed green and brown impressed mark 18.5cm. high

Dr Christopher Dresser-Ault-A small jardinière and stand in the Egyptian style with a waisted column and ovoid jardinière with scroll handles and relief moulded decoration in tonal green and turquoise glazes, stapled restoration, impressed signature, height 72 cms.

Dr Christopher Dresser ( to confirm)-Ault-A hand modelled water jug of enclosed ovoid form with a tall drawn spout and integral loop handle decorated with incised repeat patterns below a streaked ochre glaze, height 18 cms.

LENA AULT, TWO WATERCOLOURS, Daffy Down Dilly and one other (book illustrations) 6" x 3 1/2 " (2)

Ault ewer circa 1870 moulded with stylised flower motifs, also a Minton Hollins vase and a Linthorpe ewer decorated with drip glazes, impressed and printed marks, (some restoration to the Linthorpe ewer) (3) 22cm high

An Ault Pottery Style Vase, moulded with repeating pattern, in tones of turquoise, mustard and yellow, unmarked, 28cm

Ault Pottery green-glazed Peacock Vase, after a design by a Christopher Dresser, with holes in the top and a peacock and a relief to both sides, 43cms, (17").

A late 19th Century Ault pottery jardiniere, moulded in relief with scrolling dragons and leaves, washed in an apple green glaze, 16cm diameter, 10cm high, S/D.

Ault, Norman Four watercolour illustrations for children's books, featuring Arabic figures, pirates and a street scene, dated 1909-13, mounted on card, average size 29 x 18.5cm and a pen and ink drawing of a Figure with crows, signed and dated '03, 27.5 x 25cm (5)

a pair of Ault twin-handled vases by Christopher Dresser a PAIR OF AULT TWIN-HANDLES VASES each with flattened ovoid bodies moulded with oval floral panels, impressed facsimile signature (2) 22cm high

An Ault pottery 'Great War' toby jug, two Masons ironstone hydra jugs and an Allertons jug.

Dr Christopher Dresser - Ault. A late 19th century jardiniere with a fluted body relief moulded with stylised foliate motifs below a streaked brown and green glaze, height 7".

In the manner of Dr Christopher Dresser for Ault. A larged pedestal vase of footed form rising to a tall flared neck decorated with applied stylised lizards all in a graduated red,yellow and deep green ground, faint impressed marks to the base, height 17".

*Ault jardiniere on stand painted with trees in a landscape, impressed mark to base 'AULT ENGLAND', 90cm high

An Ault pottery small Vase, moulded with a dragonfly design, decorated in puce and green, (Christopher Dresser designed pieces for this factory), (rim chips), 3 ½” high

An Ault Pottery Vase, designed by Christopher Dresser, shaped number 323, impressed marks "Chr Dresser 323", 23.5cm (minor restoration to rim) Literature: Whiteway (Michael) Christopher Dresser 1834-1904, Milan 2001, p.192, fig.236

Paul Marny (British 1829-1914) Ault Normandy (evening) watercolour signed 14.5 x 25in (37 x 64cm).

William Ault pottery jardiniere on stand,(1887-1923 Swadlecote, Staffordshire) decorated in relief with scroll and shell designs, 104 cm high

An Ault, Beck & Gottsehalck bisque headed girl doll with brown glass sleeping eyes, open mouth, brown mohair wig, composition, back of the head mark AB 1362 Made in Germany No. 4, 14" high.

An Ault pottery vase, of baluster form, with everted rim, yellow glaze, impressed AULT ENGLAND 5, 9" high.

An Ault Pottery vase, of circular tapering form, with an everted rim and on raised foot, painted in black with a nocturnal scene of owls seated on tree branches looking at the moon, impressed AULT ENGLAND, 10½" high.

An Ault & Tuncliffe pottery vase, of slender baluster form, with a pale blue and yellow streaky glaze against a darker blue ground, impressed Aultcliffe; 8¼" high.

AN AULT GREEN AND RED GLAZED POTTERY PEACOCK VASE designed by Dr Christopher Dresser on a shaped base, 17" high. (see illustration).

An Ault peacock floor vase by William Ault of Swadlincote after a design by Christopher Dresser, of moon flask shape and with a row of holes (for peacock feathers), having a peacock in relief to both sides, 42cm (16.5") high. Mark: the Ault vase mark in relief and impressed 858 England Rd No 274897 (for 1896) (cf: Geoffrey Godden's British Pottery,

An Ault pottery ewer of squat form with raised neck and incised decoration under a treacle coloured glaze, 22cm. high, embossed and impressed marks and 128 to base.

An Ault pottery Secessionist movement combined chamberstick, vesta and ashtray, the sconce raised on an oval base with openwork thumbpiece handle, decorated with a gloss blue glaze, 15cm, impressed marks and registration number 756970, late 19th century

Ault art pottery vase of tapered square form decorated with geometric panels on a mottled pink ground, moulded mark, 39cm high

Tit Bits advertising Toby Jugs, by Ault impressed 1917 below handle on base rim

Christopher Dresser (1834-1904). An Ault twin-handled bottle vase, glazed in a streaked green glaze, impressed facsimile signature, no. 247H, 49cm high

A Toby jug by Ault of England reading Titbits and another figural jug of a fat friar in the Whielden style, 9 & 8 1/2 inches (both A/F)