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CHARLES & DIANAPhotograph Signed - (SP)An official Christmas card (1983) signed "Charles" and "Diana", incorporating a colour photograph taken at Balmoral Castle featuring Charles standing, wearing a kilt, with Diana posed on a swing with the infant Prince William on her lap. Overall size when open approx. 180x265mm. Some light spotting to interior, with some fingermarking and light soiling to covers. With original type-addressed envelope.

Stoneware jars - Whisky items, Marsden, Hall, J Webb, Bells, Balmoral, Jameson, etc.

Complete set of six Corgi Her Majesty The Queen`s 40th Anniversary Thornycroft Van die-cast models: 97150 Buckingham Palace; 97151 Sandringham; 97152 Windsor; 97153 Holyrood House; 97154 Kensington Palace; 97155 Balmoral. Overall appear E in VG boxes.

FRANK E. JAMIESON Near Balmoral. Oil on canvas. Signed. 39.5 x 60cm.

A Scottish provincial silver caddy spoon,by William Robb, Ballater, with Edinburgh marks for 1905, the heart shaped bowl embossed with a scene of Balmoral, the thistle handle with a shield and crown, length 8.8cm, approx. weight 0.6oz.

A Staffordshire Pottery Art Deco Period Balmoral Pattern Part Dinner Service

Pair of signed watercolours and gouache by Milton Drinkwater (1862-1923) Loch Lubnaig and Balmoral each 11.75"x17.5"

BOX 99 - AUSTRALIAN WINE Rolling Cabernet Merlot 2010 Rolling Chardonnay 2011 Rosemount Diamond Label Shiraz 2010 Trentham Chardonnay 2011 Wirra Wirra Original Blend 2011 [yellow tail] Reserve Chardonnay 2011 Trentham Heathcote Shiraz 2008 Rosemount Grenache Shiraz Mourvedre 2010 Fox Creek JSM Shiraz Cabernet Sauvignon Cabernet Franc 2010 Rosemount Balmoral Syrah 2010 Jacob's Creek Merlot 2011 Cimarosa Australian Cabernet Sauvignon 2011

A Royal Doulton `The Balmoral` pattern gilt and white part dinner service, mid 20th century, to include tureens, sauce boats, dinner plates, side plates, soup bowls and saucers; together with a further matched Mintons and Limoges gilt and white part dinner service, mid 20th century, to include dinner plates and side plates, (a lot).

Folder of postcards predominantly Scottish interest including Interiors of Holyrood, Abbotsford, Highland Views of Lochs and Glens, Skye and Oban interest, Balmoral Castle, etc

F.G.Jamieson, `On the Dee near Balmoral`, mountain landscape, oil on canvas

A small part coffee set, decorated with flowers inside an iron red ground by Barratts of Staffordshire, Balmoral pattern, comprising of six saucers and five cups, 4½'' diameter

Selection of Scottish Head Dress ORÕs blue Balmoral bonnet with red pom pom and red/ blue / white diced band. Black rosette and ribbons. Lining stamped with broad arrow and date 1955 ... Glengarry with similar dicing, pom pom etc. Dated 1962 ... Dark green glengarry of the Cameronians with black pom pom. Complete with rosettes and ribbons ... Green forage cap to the Royal Company of Archers with band of black thistle lace and narrow peak. Chinstrap removed. All items with badges removed. 4 items.

A set of three Minton Named View plates, signed Kalisz, Tipton, Wood, Warwick Castle, Edinburgh Castle, and Balmoral Castle; another, Royal Doulton; an Amphora Pottery vase, incised and decorated in the Secessionist style, early 20th century

BALMORAL CASTLE & ABERDEEN JUG. 5ins tall, white glazed jug, black pictorial transfer showing ‘BALMORAL CASTLE’ to one side, ‘ABERDEEN’ (from across the river) to the other. Rim hairline. +

BALMORAL CASTLE WHISKY JUG. 7.75ins tall, brown top, lower tan saltglaze, picture of ‘BALMORAL CASTLE’ to front. Doulton Lambeth impressed mark to base. Very good. +

EIGHT MINIATURE RUTHERFORD`S CERAMICS Assorted miniature ceramic flagons, comprising: Balmoral Castle, Glamis Castle, Edinburgh Castle, the Royal Wedding (1981) and four Christmas editions. All 5cl. 8 miniatures

A COLLECTION OF MISCELLANEOUS PORCELAIN INCLUDING A PART BALMORAL PORCELAIN TEA SET INCLUDING TWO SANDWICH PLATES, NINE TEA PLATES, NINE CUPS, TEN SAUCERS, ONE LARGE RIDGEWAY HOMEMAKER PLATE, ONE MEDIUM, FOUR TEA PLATES, SIX WASHINGTON POTTERY POLKA DOT PLATE, BOWL AND LIDDED TURENE, TOGETHER WITH PART ROYAL WORCESTER PALISSY GAME SERIES DINNER SERVICE INCLUDING SIX DINNER PLATES, SIX SIDE PLATES, FOUR TEA CUPS AND FOUR SAUCERS AND A PART CZECH COFFEE SET COMPRISING OF FOUR CUPS, FOUR SAUCERS AND A CREAM JUG.

EDWARD VIII & GEORGE VI: EDWARD VIII (1894-1972) King of the United Kingdom January - December 1936. Later Duke of Windsor & GEORGE VI (1895-1952) King of the United Kingdom 1936-52. A vintage postcard featuring a printed illustration of an angler, entitled The Gentle Craftsman, with an amusing caption beneath, reproduced from an edition of Punch, boldly signed in black fountain pen ink by both Prince Edward of Wales ('Edward') and Prince Albert of Wales ('Albert') to a clear area at the foot of the card, Albert adding the greeting 'A merry Xmas to all' in his hand. Addressed to the verso to Donald Stewart at Balmoral and postmarked at Sandringham, 24th December 1903 (?). Some very light, extremely minor age wear, otherwise VG

ELIZABETH II & PRINCE PHILIP: ELIZABETH II: (1926- ) Queen of the United Kingdom 1952- & PRINCE PHILIP (1921- ) Duke of Edinburgh, consort of Queen Elizabeth II. A good signed Christmas greetings card by both Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip individually, the stiff cream small 4to folding card featuring a photograph to the inside of the Queen and Prince Philip seated in full length poses on a rug on the lawns before Balmoral, accompanied by the young Prince Charles and Princess Anne, the infant Prince Andrew and several corgis. Signed ('Elizabeth R') in fountain pen ink by the Queen and signed ('Philip') in bold fountain pen ink by Prince Philip to the clear border beneath the image and dated 1960 in the Queen's hand. A printed greeting appears opposite the image and with two gold embossed crests to the cover. Some extremely light, minor age wear, VG

BURRELL PAUL: (1958- ) Former servant of the British Royal Household, Footman to Queen Elizabeth II and later Butler to Diana, Princess of Wales. Selection of A.Ls.S., Paul, (and three with initials P), twenty pages (total), 4to and 8vo, various places (mainly London), 28th June - 20th August 1982, to Michael Hillard, some on the printed stationery of Buckingham Palace and Balmoral Castle. Burrell writes a series of social letters to his friend, some with interesting content, in part, 'Michael, thank you for my little pressie - its lovely. I've been sitting watching the little knomes dancing in the flickering candle light - I can't quite see what they're doing though, through all that frosted glass!' (Buckingham Palace, 28th June 1982), 'I was pleasantly surprised to see my "ring" in an Arabian magazine. Does this mean that some rich oil tycoon might sweep me off my feet - or Lilibet's very best Ascot carriage?? Wouldn't it be "great fun". Everything happens when you're away on a trip!! I suppose the "scandal".... has reached you by now. Isn't it dreadful? I do feel so sorry for him....it's too awful to even think about. I must know how he is feeling - having been in a similar situation myself once. The most awful thing was - being "sold" by someone who has known him for 15 years - and a male prostitute, to boot!!....Today sees the last of our annual garden parties...I'm sure that H.M. will be pleased - she is under so much pressure at the moment - the bombings (which we heard), the intruder (case still being heard), her dreadful toothache, (following an operation to remove her wisdom teeth)....all makes even me, "the staff" wonder, "what on earth next". I wonder how many other incidents can be reported this year. We are all so looking forward to going to Balmoral, where we might have a little peace and quiet....I'm hooked on Pina Colada's at the moment - they're great and so refreshing. One doesn't even realise that one is getting "piddly pooed" - "Great Fun"....Thought you might like to know that - for this afternoon's garden party, the Queen and Princess Anne wore their "wedding day outfits" - and looked smashing.' (Buckingham Palace, 22nd July 1982), 'Well, here we are at long last, enjoying the fresh clean Scottish air!...We have had atrocious weather since we arrived - nothing but rain and dreadful thunderstorms. Peter has already "attached" himself to me - poor little mite! - there's no-one else to play with - or anyone to match his vivid imagination. The Queen is in fine form and has been out all day with the dogs - despite the rain - she is pleased to be here and is busily visiting her little cottages and cabins around the estate....The house should start to fill up next week with the arrival of Prince Philip, Edward, Margot, David and Sarah. It will be so nice to see Sarah again - she really is sweet. Zara is "toddling" around the place and"visits" the Queen every morning at breakfast - and afternoons at tea - wearing her very best party dresses - she's so cute. The Queen often goes and says "goodnight" at about 1/2 6. "Granny" is thrilled with her! The "News of the Screws" this morning was ghastly! They're busy reporting Stephen Barrys memoirs at the moment - and defending him too! Well, I suppose that they have to as Rupert Murdoch owns the newspaper - and he's the one who is "backing" Stephen. I think that its disgusting - someone revealing the most personal secrets of the Royal Family. They must be cautious when chatting to staff from now on - after all, they must wonder "who can one trust?"(Balmoral Castle, 8th August 1982), 'Princess Anne and family leave us this evening - I'll miss my mornings in the Nursery, with Peter sat on my knee, wtaching "Thunderbirds" - such great fun!! At this very moment, Peter is pulling Zara around in a little cart - through the front hall and drawing room. I asked Princess Anne if she was happy sat there "Well at least she is now, until he tips over" she replied. Zara really is making the most unusual "car" noises! There will only be the squeak of Charles' little Willie, left tomorrow. The Princess of Wales is as "sweet" as ever - but one never knows what she is thinking. The family went out for a Bar-B-Q last night - it was raining and cold!! Margot screeched at the suggestion, and Diana groaned, Sarah pulled a face, but everyone else seemed quite happy. "Wish I was tucked up in bed with our one and only" Diana said before leaving. The press are here in force - trying their hardest to get a photo of William. Did you realise that on the open market - his photograph would fetch £100,000. The Princess told me that herself! Do you remember when we went to see David....and "Tarzan the Ape Man" was on the T.V. Well, ....we have the video tape of it here - so I sat and watched it last night whilst they were all out. It seems to be an absolute "orgy" and promotional film for "Bo Derek". She spent the entire film wet and screamed throughout. I must say though Miles O'Keef could pull me from the surf - and I wouldn't struggle - silly bitch, didn't know she was onto such a good thing until the end of the movie. Speaking of lovely "Gals" - I shot upstairs to find the Queens "Tatler" and skipped through to find the "beauty" you mentioned. I quite agree!....isn't she stunning. It really isn't fair!....Oh, to look like that....I must get back to the "body-building". We have had a few Scottish dances and discos since we arrived. They're hardly "Lyceum Ballroom" or Charing Crows (I wanted to spell it, how its said by Margot - Croors!)' (Balmoral Castle, 20th August 1982). Four of the letters are accompanied by the original envelopes hand addressed by Burrell. Together with a few pieces of printed ephemera etc. relating to Michael Hillard and his parents. Generally VG, 10

BURRELL PAUL: (1958- ) Former servant of the British Royal Household, Footman to Queen Elizabeth II and later Butler to Diana, Princess of Wales. Selection of A.Ls.S., Paul, (and two with initials, Much love, as ever, P xx and Love P xx), eighteen pages (total), 4to and 8vo, various places (mainly London), 7th June - 17th December 1982, to Michael Hillard, most on the printed stationery of either Buckingham Palace, Balmoral Castle or Windsor Castle. Burrell writes a series of social letters to his friend, some with interesting content, in part, 'I had a lovely week in Edinburgh - very quiet, due to the absence of my "little ones", but I had more time for private engagements. I opened a new little pub called the "Laughing Duck" - such a friendly, happy place - everyone was "so kind" and attentive. Then on another evening I opened a new "dance centre" dedicated to the "performing arts" - but my dear, there wasn't a tulle frock or sequin in sight - black leather seems to be the predominant dress for this season, trimmed in silver chains. I was always accompanied of course by my L.I.W's [Ladies/Lords-in-Waiting] - one has to be chaperoned, especially as I wasn't really "fit to receive "private" audiences!!!" (Buckingham Palace, 6th July 1982), 'The most awful thing has happened!! My very best tapes which I recorded for my walkman for use at Balmoral aren't any good....Would you be an absolute dream and re-record these tapes for me - my very best and only favourite artistes! I'm lost without Shirley, Dionne & Roberta - not to mention not being able to listen to "Making Love"'(Balmoral Castle, 9th August 1982), 'Received your despatch from the "Metropolis" this morning and after snatching "mon neuf petit chien" from Lilibet's one and only hands - made for the woods, where my babies "et moi" could read all your news. I'm sure that the Queen could hear me laughing when I read your comment regarding the photo on the card....Charles' little willie is misbehaving - keeps being sick everywhere - and cries...and cries...and cries! I think that the novelty with Granny has worn off (orf). Queen Elizabeth arrives tomorrow from the Castle of Mey...Geordie, one of "Mummys" corgis is very ill - and may die. "But there's no way she will have him put down" the Queen said to Margot - to which her reply was - with a puff on her cigarette (with holder) - "Well, perhaps he'll pop orf in the night....!"....I desperately want to see two movies - "E.T" and "Conan....the Barbarian"....Could you possibly book me a hair appointment....' (Balmoral Castle, 24th August 1982). Three of the letters are accompanied by the original envelopes hand addressed by Burrell. G to generally VG, 6

BURRELL PAUL: (1958- ) Former servant of the British Royal Household, Footman to Queen Elizabeth II and later Butler to Diana, Princess of Wales. Selection of A.Ls.S., Paul (and one Much love, P'), thirteen pages (total), 4to and 8vo, various places (mainly London), 5th June - 11th November 1982, to Michael Hillard, ('My dear Michael'), most on the printed stationery of either Buckingham Palace or Balmoral Castle. Burrell writes a series of social letters to his friend, some with interesting content, in part, 'As I sit here at my desk, listening to the band of the Grenadier Guards play beneath my bedroom window, I wonder where you are and what you might be doing. It would be so nice to have you in town for my birthday tomorrow...I just had the most horrific shock! The lovely letter which you wrote me from Abu Dhabi had been packed with my livery for next weeks Reagan visit at Windsor. Thank goodness my hat boxes and wardrobe trunks are still outside my door and are not being trundled to Windsor by the Army!....I had a super day at the Derby on the 2nd with the Queen - even though we had thunderstorms during luncheon....the rain stopped in time for Lilibet and Mummy to squelch their way down to the paddock to see the horses. Today, Saturday, is a beautiful warm sunny day, so after I have been "pumping", I'm off on the roof for a few hours of "bronzy bronzy". It won't be any match for your tan though' (Buckingham Palace, 5th June 1982), 'I have been having a super birthday party and "several" wonderful surprises!!....Lunch was for 4, which included your little friend "Scooby Doo" - isn't he lovely?? Such a shame he had to leave to meet some previously arranged "date". Ah well!.....The flowers are so beautiful - I don't want them to die!!....They're all in a beautiful bouquet - with a huge bow and fishtails! Thank you Michael - you're so thoughtful! I'm leaving here tonight to travel to Windsor. How on earth can I carry my flowers past the guards!! I must get Penny - our florist to arrange them nicely for me. The Queen would be green if she saw them!' (Ealing, 6th June 1982), 'Last nights "fancy dress", judged by "Ed & Sarah" was a great success - Diana's dresser et "moi" came 2nd - dressed as clowns. Sarah informed me that she chose the 2nd - Ed, of course chose the 1st! One wonders whether she favoured "moi"....Looking forward to seeing you on Thursday afternoon - we'll have a good chat under the dryer!' (Balmoral Castle, 31st August 1982), 'It was good to be back with ones very best and only friends, after what seems like an eternity away in far flung corners of the empire....Enclosed are your tickets for the viewing of "Beatrix the Bolds" arrival at Buckingham Palace. I do hope that Bo can make it....She will go "Ga-Ga" like poor old Wallis in the Bois de Boulogne and turn into a vegetable.' (Buckingham Palace, 11th November 1982). Two of the letters are accompanied by the original envelopes hand addressed by Burrell. G (1), otherwise VG, 5

A 19th century 1887 shaped Plate showing Queen Victoria surrounded by Osborne House, Windsor Castle, Buckingham Palace and Balmoral together with similar Jubilee 1887 Plate

A Royal Stafford 'Balmoral' Teaset incl. Bread and Butter Plate, 6 Side Plates, 6 Saucers, 4 Cups and sugar Bowl and milk Jug, white ground with leaves and flowers and gold swags.

H.R.H. Prince Charles, Balmoral, limited edition coloured lithograph, signed and dated 92 lower right, framed

Two bottles 1995, two bottles 1996, two bottles 1998 Rosemount "Balmoral" Shiraz (6)

†5 plated items from RMS Castle liners: round mustard pots, diam 2” and 1½”, and another oval, all Armadale Castle, scalloped edge dish on four feet 4” x 5”, Balmoral Castle, and pedestal dish, diam 4”, on stem, Windsor Castle; applied red white and blue enamel badges. Generally GC

A Scottish silver caddy spoon with relief view of Balmoral Castle, Edinburgh 1904

A Balmoral 17S petrol lawn mower, grass box and lawn scarifier attachment.

Three Balmoral hand made glass paperweights, each modelled as a teapot, in original box

Balmoral Syrah, Rosemount Estate, 19963 bottles

Harry Prest coastal scene, oil, Sidney Barrett watercolour of Balmoral and a print, `Age of Innocence` portrait of a girl print, print of a Turkish girl, and an oil on glass panel of flowers (6)

19th century framed sampler worked by `Mary Ha*e, Middlesbro, Aged 8`, embroidered picture of Durham Cathedral, Balmoral and a 1930s coloured embroidery (4)

A hardwood walking stick, dated 1902, carved with a rose, thistle, shamrock and flowers, with applied white metal band inscribed `Presented by the King to Cpt. Welch R.N. at Balmoral, Oct 1902`.

A selection of Mauchline ware incl. three napkin rings from Balmoral,a/f, Windermere Lake and Invermark Castle together with a needle box from Putney New Bridge and a Trinket Box from Mabelthorpe.

1975 Parliament Post Office FDC with Balmoral Castle CDS. Typed address, fine. Cat £85

A stuffed and mounted Red Deer Stag head with 8 point antlers on a shield shaped plaque, bears ivorine label inscribed "Balmoral Royal Estate, October 1986 L.M.C"

* Boxes. A collection of seven Mauchline Ware boxes, including a semi-circular box printed ‘Aldeburgh Church’, 12cm wide, a rectangular box, the lid printed with a large image of Balmoral Castle, front panel printed ‘Linn of Dee’, and ‘Aboyne Castle’, enclosing 3 boxes of pen nibs, 20cm wide, another rectangular example printed ‘Stock Ghyll Falls’, a cylindrical box printed ‘The Ancient Entrance Gate to Stirling Castle’, and three others. (7)

Militaria: a collection of thirteen Balmoral Highlanders plated tunic buttons, London, a set of plated spoons, and a pair of binoculars.

Royal Interest: Three Scottish Grouse claws mounted with Sterling silver together with the wing feathers of a grouse prepared by the chef at Balmoral, circa 1950`s (a lot)

A Victory Industries scale model of an Austin A40 Somerset in Balmoral blue, in original presentation box.

OTHER RANKS` UNIFORMS OF THE ROYAL SCOTS a blue serge doublet for an SNCO, with gilding metal thistle collar badges and remains of a Colour Sergeant`s chevron on right sleeve; an OR`s No1. Dress Lowland pattern blue doublet with blue cloth cuffs trimmed with white Russia braid, fitted with anodised Royal Scots collar-badges and detachable buttons; a good crimson silk shoulder-sash, probably for a Warrant Officer; four soldier`s Glengarries with red/white/blue knitted diced bands (all except one lacking badge, one lacking ribbons); a blue Balmoral bonnet with knitted band, complete with towrie and badge; a khaki serge Tam o`Shanter with khaki towrie, unissued and without badge, by Sylvester & Co, dated 1940, another Tam o`Shanter, with badge on tartan backing, lacking towrie; three Kilmarnock bonnets with woven diced bands, complete with rosettes but no badge, two lacking towries; the exterior of a khaki drill tropical helmet with Hawkes label, lacking its inner element; five swagger sticks of various types of wood, three with ball tops, two with thimbles, all in nickel plate and bearing badges of the Royal Scots or associated units; and a WW1 vintage leather bayonet-frog (unused) with issue stamp to 2nd Battalion Royal Scots (a lot)

Toys - Corgi Her Majesty The Queen`s 40th Anniversary, comprising 97153 Holyrood House Thornycroft van, 97154 Kensington Palace Thorneycroft van, 97150 Buckingham Palace Thorneycroft van, 97152 Windsor Thorneycroft van, 97155 Balmoral Thorneycroft van; Corgi Tramlines D992/8 London Tramways and C993/1 Portsmouth Corporation, all boxed (7)

A framed Signature of Queen Victoria November 1 1869 on Balmoral headed paper. 3 1/2" x 6" approx.

A Gainsborough pattern part tea service, a Royal Worcester Balmoral pattern part dinner service and a set of six Norwegian pottery fish plates.

|FIRST DAY COVERS|1976 Caxton Balmoral Castle CDS, 1977 Racket|1976 Caxton Balmoral Castle CDS, 1977 Racket Sports & 1980 Birds Sandringham House CDS on Post Office FDCs. Birds typed address, others unaddressed, 1976 Caxton grubby on reverse, otherwise fine (3 covers)|0|Y

|FIRST DAY COVERS|1979 Rowland Hill Post Office FDC with Balmoral|1979 Rowland Hill Post Office FDC with Balmoral Castle CDS. Typed address, fine. Cat £60|0|Y

|FIRST DAY COVERS|1981 Duke of Edinburgh Post Office FDC with|1981 Duke of Edinburgh Post Office FDC with Balmoral Castle CDS. Typed address, fine. Cat £150|0|Y

|FIRST DAY COVERS|1987 Victorian Britain Royal Mail FDC with|1987 Victorian Britain Royal Mail FDC with Balmoral Castle CDS. Typed address, fine. Cat £325|0|Y

*Super Constellation. A good scale desk-model of the famous airliner of the 1950s, resin-cast with rotating propellers and good detailing in the livery of Trans-World Airlines `City of Balmoral`, mounted upon display stand, w/span 21in (53cm) (1)

A small collection of late 19th Century Royal memorabilia relating to Lord William Cecil, including - four menu cards from royal residencies (two from Oswald House, one from Windsor Castle and one from Balmoral - Balmoral blank), a seating plan for a state banquet in St. Georges Hall, Windsor Castle, November 21st 1899 addressed to Lord William Cecil, and five other items, various

Hunters 10 Year Old Liqueur Irish Whiskey, J & J Hunter Ltd., Balmoral, Belfast, 70 degree proof, Whites 22 Special Liqueur Old Irish Whiskey, 26 2/3 Fl. Ozs., 70 degree proof, Dunphy`s Special Export, Blended Irish Whiskey, Irish Distillers Limited, 700ml, 40 % Vol., Yates Brothers Irish Whiskey, Yates Brothers Wine Lodges Ltd., Manchester, 26 2/3 Fl. Ozs., 70 degree proof, and John Power And Son Gold Label (Powers Gold Label), 35.2 Fl. Ozs./1 Litre, 70 degree proof/40% Vol.(five bottles)

Ten Victorian Royal Commemorative chromolithographic prints, a pair of Baxter type Royal portrait prints and another of Balmoral

A collection of Royal Memorabilia - Prince Edward, Prince Albert, Prince Henry & Princess Mary Photograph of H.R.H Prince Albert and Prince Edward of Wales as boys wearing highland dress by photographer F.Ralph, mounted on card, signed by the princes, dated 1904, 10 cm by 17 cm; Christmas card signed `Edward`, `Albert` and `Henry`, coastal image on recto, dated 1907, 8.5 cm by 15 cm; New Year greetings letter signed `Edward`, `Albert` and `Mary` from York Cottage, Sandringham, Norfolk, dated January 1st 1903, 11.5 cm by 17.5 cm; Christmas card signed `Edward`, `Albert` and `Henry`, attached leaf depicting leaves and the word `Remembrance` on recto, dated 1908, 10 cm by 12 cm; Christmas greetings signed `Edward` and `Albert` on a `Punch` postcard depicting `The Gentle Craftsman` sent from Sandringham to Mr Donald Stewart in Balmoral, 9 cm by 14 cm; Postcard commemorating the visit of their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales to India (1905-1906), signed `Edward` and `Albert`, dated 1905, 14 cm by 9 cm; Invitation from the Princess Royal to Dr and Mrs Warren to attend a ball at Mar Lodge on 15th September, ca. 1922, 11.5 cm by 9 cm. (7)

Four boxes of sundry items to include Bunnykins, Burleighware "Balmoral" part dinner service, two oak framed mirrors, various table lamps, etc, together with a Jones sewing machine, portable record player and various records, etc

An Atco Balmoral 175 mower

A 1920`s tea service by Balmoral having lilac and monochrome decoration, pattern number 7197

John Mitchell (1837 - 1929) watercolour in glazed frame entitled - Valley of the Dee, near Balmoral, signed and dated 1897, 37.5cm x 54cmFurther images and condition reports are available at www.reemandansie.com

Two part Tea Sets, one Crown Staffordshire, having floral pattern, the other by Balmoral China.