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A Victorian Silver "Castle Top" Vinaigrette, Nathaniel Mills, Birmingham 1849, shaped rectangular, engraved with a view of Balmoral Castle, 5.5cm long, 17dwt

An Osnath `Balmoral` pram, the lined ivory wooden body with a contrasting black folding hood and apron, a detachable sun canopy, and an accessory bag, on a sprung under-carriage with a foot brake, spoked wheels and solid white rubber tyres, 134cm long.

A "Balmoral" album containing Scottish postcards and loose postcards

Four Balmoral Trios and a Crown Staffordshire Tea set

A collection of 19th Century letters and papers relating to the Reverend Thomas Morgan, Chaplain to HRH The Duke of Cambridge, some written from Gloucester Lodge, circa 1806, a note from Balmoral Castle to attend the Household, pamphlets, indenture, personal letters, etc

MINNIE ROSA BEBB ARWA (British 1857 - 1938) Floral Still Life Watercolour, signed and dated `Rosa Bebb 1900` 25cm x 33cm (9 13/16 x 13in). Note : Minnie Rosa Bebb was born in 1857, daughter of the artist James Bebb. She became popular for her meticulously painted works sentimentally portraying the Victorian ideal of the domesticated animal or pet (particularly cats and small dogs). Queen Victoria bought several of her works for her private rooms both at Osborne House and Balmoral and her popularity spread to the United States. Bebb also had a good commercial sense and was a pioneer in the production of early novelty Art cards or postcards, again usually her favourite cats. As with her paintings, these cards are today much sought after. She worked solidly throughout her life and continued to exhibit until her death in London in 1938 at the age of 80.

19TH CENTURY SCOTTISH SCHOOL BALMORAL CASTLE WITH BLUEBELLS Watercolour 30cm x 45cm (12in x 17.5in)

* ROYAL DOULTON PORCELAIN VASE CIRCA 1900 the flattened ovoid sides painted with a continuous landscape depicting Balmoral Castle, signed `W. Browne`, green printed crown mark, inscribed `Balmoral Castle` 30cm high

VICTORIA: (1819-1901) Queen of the United Kingdom Great Britain & Ireland 1837-1901. D.S., Victoria R I, as Queen, at the head, two pages, folio, Court at Balmoral Castle, 30th May 1872. The manuscript document grants the dignity of a Knight Grand Commander of the Most Exalted Order of the Star of India to Her Highness the Nawab Shah Jehan Begum of Bhopal. Countersigned by the Duke of Argyll (1823-1900) Scottish Peer and Politician, Secretary of State for India 1868-74. With affixed blind embossed paper seal. With integral leaf docketed in Urdu. Four small file holes to the left edge, not affecting the text or signatures. VG Sultan Shah Jahan (1838-1901) Begum of Bhopal 1844-60 & 1868-1901.

"BALMORAL" FOUR PIECE TEA SERVICE WITH SIMILAR TRAY

Victorian The Balmoral Album for photographs , set with a clockwork musical box actuated by the gilt metal clasp, leather bound and tooled in gilt with a view of the castle. 30cm x 24cm.

Macleay, Kenneth Highlanders of Scotland. Portraits illustrative of the principal clans and followings, and the retainers of the royal household at Balmoral. London & Edinburgh, 1870. Folio, 2 volumes, 31 colour plates [mounted on card leaves], original red cloth gilt, some foxing to occasional plates, water staining to boards, worn at corners; and 26 duplicate loose plates, majority foxed

Claude Rowbotham (1864-1949); watercolour "Balmoral Castle", signed lower left, 16 x 25cm, framed and glazed with original back board label verso (Illustrated).

TWO TARTAN WARE MAUCHLINE BOXES, Clan Stuart with Balmoral landscape top, for two stamps, and another Prince Charles Tartan, both stamped inside lid "Smith Mauchline Manufacturers to His Majesty"

Baxter: Abbeville (330) Llangollen (311) and Balmoral (279) each with red seal mount (3)

Ballater - a Scottish provincial Balmoral Highlanders sgian dubh by William Robb, marked ROBB / BALLATER (in triangular punch). Edinburgh 1903 - 1904 to top and chape of scabbard, the carved black wood handle with Celtic knot and basket weave decoration, applied with ten simple studs, the terminal with socket mounted pin top with engraved Celtic knot details, the bottom mount with incised zig zag border, the leather covered wooden scabbard with Celtic knot work and three bosses, chape mount similarly decorated, inscribed to reverse `ERI 1903` overall length 21cm long, blade 10.5cm Notes: the double fullered blade is marked to one side with the running ostrich mark, signifying it having been bought from the master cutlers in Solingen Germany.

Ballater - a Scottish provincial Royal presentation plaid brooch by William Robb of Ballater, marked ROBB / BALLATER (in triangular punch), Edinburgh 1902 - 1903, of annular form with engraved panels of Celtic knot work and four Celtic bosses, inscribed to reverse `19 ERI 03` 8.7cm diameter, 3oz Notes: This plaid brooch is of the pattern worn by the Balmoral Highlanders. William Robb was commissioned on many occasions by King Edward and his mother Queen Victoria to make silver for the Royal family and also utilitarian wares for the dress uniforms of the Balmoral Highlanders. The Balmoral Highlanders were formed from the estate and household workers at Balmoral and performed ceremonial duties at the castle for state occasions and also at the local Highland gatherings etc. While the main order for uniforms from Robb was placed in 1904 earlier examples such as this do exist. The later engraved inscription to the reverse does seem to suggest that when the recipient left the estate employment he was presented with this piece. The main order placed to William Robb for Balmoral Highlanders uniform accessories in 1904 was for a complete set for twenty five men. The Highlanders had been in existence for sometime previous to this and had been in varying forms for over 30 years

Barringer, Wallis & Manners - a Victorian commode shaped commemorative tin, Diamond Jubilee, the cover transfer printed in polychrome with a bust length portrait of Queen Victoria and royal standards, inscribed H 1 M Victoria, Sixty Years a Queen, Long May She Reign!, the sides with titled depictions of episodes from and advancements made during Queen Victoria`s reign, The Queen in Her Bridal Robes, Marriage to Prince Albert 10th Feby. 1840, First Locomotive, Stage Co. and Motor Car, The Prince Consort, The Coronation 28th June 1838, Windsor Castle, Balmoral, Tower Bridge, Forth Bridge, 18cm high, 19cm wide, 15.5cm deep, c.1897

Queen Elizabeth II - Scibbans-Kemp, Ltd - a lozenge shaped biscuit tin, the cover printed in polychrome with the crown on a tasselled cushion, flanked by Royal Ciphers, the blue ground with flowers of Great Britain, the sides printed with Buckingham Palace, Balmoral Castle and Sanderingham, inscribed Coronation Souvenir, 1953, 6cm high, 23cm wide, 17cm deep, c.1953; Cadbury Bros. Ltd, a rounded rectangular confectionery tin, printed in polychrome with a portrait oval, the crown on a tasselled cushion, flowers emblematic of Great Britain and fleur-de-lys on a blue ground, inscribed Queen Elizabeth II Coronation 2nd June 1953, lithograph mark, 3cm high, 16.5cm wide, 12cm deep; Gray Dunn - a circular biscuit tin, the cover printed with portrait roundel, bordered with pearl and sapphire band, the sides with Sandringham, Buckingham Palace, Balmoral, Windsor Castle centred with portrait of HRH Duke of Edinburgh, on a red ground, 6cm high, 21cm diam, c.1953; Bensons, Confectionary Ltd, English Toffee Favourites, canted rectangular tin, the cover with printed with portrait bust flanked by gilt sceptres and shields on a red ground, the sides with crowns and roses, 5cm deep, 20.5cm wide, 13cm deep (4)

Barringer Wallis& Manners Limited - Queen Victoria`s Jubilee of 1887 Tin - a Victorian incurved rounded rectangular tin, printed with The Coronation of Queen Victorian, William Ewart Gladstone, Prime Minister, 1868 to 1874, 1880 to 1885/6, Windsor Castle, Earl of Beaconsfield 1868 - 1874 to 1880, Holyrood, Duke of Wellington, Commander in Chief at the Queen Accession, Balmoral, Viscount Melbourne, Prime Minister at the Queen Accession 1837, Osbourne, 13.5cm high, 22cm wide, 16.5cm deep, c.1887

A mid 20th century rectangular tin, decorated on each side and to the interior with notable British locations, these include Balmoral Castle, York Minster, The Derby - Epsom The Finish, Windsor Castle, Ann Hathaway`s Cottage Stratford-on-Avon, Oxford and

Paynes Poppets, George Payne and Co, Ltd - A Souvenir of the Coronation of HM Queen Elizabeth II, 1953, the cover printed in polychrome with a bust length oval portrait ,the sides with Royal Crest, Balmoral Castle, Buckingham Palace and Windsor Castle, pale blue ground with gilt scrolls; Harry Vincent Ltd - a canted rectangular confectionary tin, the cover printed with portrait, red sash and gilt crowns, on a cream and red ground, 3.5cm high, 15cm wide, 9.5cm deep; (2)

Nathaniel E Green, Balmoral, watercolour, signed & dated Oct 1862, 30x 18cm

Edinburgh and the Lothians, Contemporary Biographies, Balmoral Lays of the Highlanders, Defoe, Robinson Crusoe, 2 vols and Kipling, The Brush Wood Boy (5)

Art deco burleigh "balmoral" pattern coffee ware, also spherical shaped biscuit barrel and matching sugar bowl

A Limoges Dinner Service, retailed by Waring & Gillow, together with a Balmoral dinner service

HM Queen Victoria - Royal presentation volume - `Leaves from the Journal of our Life in the Highlands 1848 to 1861` inscribed `presented to Annie Louise Linnell signed by Victoria, Windsor Castle December 13th 1872 in blue and gilt cloth binding sold with a letter to John Browne - Queen Victoria`s faithful ghillie - Mr and Mrs Linnell beg to convey to J Browne Esq their best thanks for the postcard of the Queen`s which they will very much prize and also feel highly honoured by Her Majesty`s gracious acceptance of the greyhound - Balmoral Castle, May 11th 1872

HM Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip - rare Christmas card signed Lilibet and Philip 1987 with colour photograph of the Queen and Prince Philip at Balmoral with their grandchildren in Highland dress with twin Royal ciphers to inner cover

VICTORIA: (1819-1901) Queen of the United Kingdom Great Britain & Ireland 1837-1901. A fine sepia cabinet photograph, the oval image depicting the Queen seated in a full length semi-profile pose at a small table. Her youngest daughter, Princess Beatrice, stands in a full length pose at the side of the table. Photograph by G. W. Wilson of Aberdeen. Signed by Victoria to the verso, with her initials, `VR et Beatrice, Balmoral, Sept. 1876`. About EX

A large 20th Century Minton cabinet platter of circular form hand decorated to the central well with a view of Balmoral Castle, signed R. Shofflestein to the margin, all within a turquoise and foliate gilded border, printed and painted marks, width 34 cm.

An extensive Victorian pottery `Balmoral` pattern dinner service with yellow borders, 57 pieces

MacLagon (Alexander), Balmoral Lays of the Highlands, 1871, Collingwood (Vice Admiral Lord), Public and Private Correspondence, Defoe (Daniel), Robinson Crusoe, 1882, 2 vols (4)

"Two engraved silver vesta cases, a pierced work white metal bracelet, five various brooches, a guard chain, a snake pattern necklace, one other souvenir bracelet, a plated watch chain, an open faced pocket watch, an enamel fob watch named on dial Balmoral, and an oval locket, all in a wooden lacquered box"

Eight various pottery and porcelain plates commemorating the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria 1897 including two plates showing views of Windsor Castle, Balmoral Castle, Buckingham Palace and Osborne House

Five plates commemorating the Golden Jubilee of Queen Victoria 1887 to include a Royal Worcester example with blue-grey transferred decoration, a Staffordshire pottery plate of shaped square form with sepia transferred decoration of Queen Victoria and view of Windsor, Buckingham, Balmoral and Osborne, two octagonal shaped pottery plates with black transferred decoration and another with brown transferred portrait

JOHN BUSBY: THE LIVING BIRDS OF ERIC ENNION, 1982, orig cl gt, d/w + SALIM ALI AND S DILLON RIPLEY: COMPACT HANDBOOK OF THE BIRDS OF INDIA AND PAKISTAN, 1987, 2nd edn, orig cl gt, d/w + PETER AND JEAN HANSELL: DOVES AND DOVECOTES, 1988, 1st edn, orig cl gt, d/w + JAMES ALDER: BIRDS AND FLOWERS OF THE CASTLE OF MAY AND BALMORAL, 2003, 1st edn, sigd and dtd ffep, orig cl gt, d/w (4)

PETER SCOTT: OBSERVATIONS OF WILDLIFE, 1980, 1st edn, orig cl gt, d/w + IAN NIALL: PORTRAIT OF A COUNTRY ARTIST C F TUNNICLIFFE RA 1901-1979, 1985, orig cl gt, d/w + IAN NIALL: TUNNICLIFFE’S COUNTRYSIDE, 1983, 1st edn, orig cl gt, d/w + JOHN WELCOME AND RUPERT COLLENS: SNAFFLES ON RACING AND POINT-TO-POINTING, 1988, 1st edn, orig cl, d/w, obl + JAMES ALDER: BIRDS AND FLOWERS OF THE CASTLE OF MEY AND BALMORAL, 2003, sigd, inscr and dtd ffep, orig pict cl gt, d/w (5)

William Robb, Ballater, 1904 A caddy spoon with heart-shaped bowl stamped with a scene of Balmoral the handle cast with a thistle and crowned shield (Five marks:- ROBB; BLTR (incuse); and three Edinburgh marks (9;9)

A contemporary set of four framed and glazed 3D views of Scottish castles - Edinburgh, Culzean, Balmoral and Dunvegan.

A Hercules Balmoral lady`s bicycle

F.E. JAMIESON. Unframed, signed oil painting on canvas, mountainous, wooded river landscape with stone bridge and cottage "On the Dee, Balmoral", see verso. 15 3/4" x 24".

* After Thomas Abiel Prior 1809-1886 - "Balmoral Castle" (Dee Side), pub by Royal permission, after Edward Duncan 1803-1882; hand-coloured engraving 40.4x56.6cm; together with a quantity of engravings of other topographical views: After Theodore H. A Fielding 1781-1851- "The Elephant and Castle on the Brighton Road.", pub by J Watson, 1826, after James Pollard 1797-1867; reproduction print, printed in colours 42x46cm; together with a varied batch of other reproduction prints. (unframed) (a lot)

Benjamin John Ottwell D. 1937: Watercolour, stream running between mountains on a cloudy day. Hay and Lyall frame label verso and hand-written note 9th October 1879, "Sketch by B J Ottwell of a stream in .. Balinogal many years ago". 26 by 18 cms. (Unsigned). Provenance of Balmoral Estates.

Benjamin John Ottwell D. 1937: Watercolour drawing, figures on a lane with mountain in the distance, signed and dated 1900 lower right. 16.5 by 23 cms, . Provenance of Balmoral Estates.

Benjamin John Ottwell-D. 1937 watercolour, figures on country lane, trees in the background on a Summer’s day, signed and dated lower left "August 1893". Typed blurb and hand-written in pencil "Balcormok?" verso. 16.5 by 24 cms. and another print by the same artist (2), Provenance of Balmoral Estates.

A Victorian musical photograph album, The Balmoral Album, bound in Germany, each page printed with Scottish scenes, the musical movement operational.

A Studio Pottery Vase with dark red, grey glaze, 6in, incised Butler, a beige stoneware Jug, pair of Royal Worcester `Balmoral` Plates and opaque glass Plate printed RMS Olympic

A Minton bone china two handled vase and cover with gilt looped handles, decorated with a view of Balmoral Castle, the reverse decorated with a loch. Signed `H. Holland`. Gilt printed mark. 19cm high

Minton `Balmoral` porcelain plate, cup and saucer, strawberry plant decoration

Sir Harry at an orange grove in California, December 1929, another seated at Laudervale in a deck chair, three with highland cattle, George VI and Queen Elizabeth possibly at Balmoral

1 bottle Cognac XO 50cl in presentation bottle with a Balmoral Cigar inside.

A Wedgwood unglazed figure - "The Picnic at Balmoral", 8½" and five others - "The Imperial Banquet", "The Coronation Ball", "The Golden Jubilee", "The Turn of the Century Ball" and "The Great Exhibition", limited editions commissioned by Spinks.

DIANA: (1961-1997) Princess of Wales. A.L.S., Diana, one page, 4to, Balmoral Castle, 30th August 1989, to Janet [Filderman]. The Princess writes `I thought that the enclosed (no longer present) might amuse you, for the lady who does all the cooking!` In concluding she states that she is looking forward to seeing her friend next week. A small area of partial paper loss to the lower right corner, not affecting the text or signature, otherwise VG

[CHARLES]: (1948- ) Prince of Wales. A fine, large 21 x 15 breakfast tray, the wooden lacquered navy and gold tray featuring an attractive colour 12 x 7 reproduction of one of the Prince`s watercolour paintings entitled Lochnagar, Balmoral at the centre. Presented by Prince Charles as a gift to his chauffeur. EX

XENIA ALEXANDROVNA: (1875-1960) Grand Duchess, sister of Tsar Nicholas II of Russia. A.L.S., Xenia, on two sides of a postcard, Balmoral, 3rd April 1944, to Miss. Kraty. The Grand Duchess thanks her correspondent for her letter and for sending another (no longer present) to Xenia`s granddaughter Nadia, continuing `Poor little thing-she does miss you & feels homesick. I wonder what was the matter with her Mama. Not one of the family has ever written to me which I call beastly! I wonder why a French school was chosen for her.` She also reveals that she is concerned about her son, Prince Feodor, explaining `he had another hemorrhage a week ago & is laid up again-too unfortunate and such a set back. He feels weak, very nervous and is altogether very cut up!` Together with a second A.L.S. to her granddaughter Nadia, apologising for having missed her 10th birthday, an A.N.S. with her initial X, a signed Christmas greetings card, 1949, a blue fountain pen ink signature on a 12mo card and a page removed from an autograph album signed in bold, dark fountain pen ink by her husband, Grand Duke Alexander Mihailovich of Russia (1866-1933) dated 16th December 1920 in his hand. G to VG, 6

A Royal Venton cobalt blue ground oval two handled Dish with stylised tree decoration, a Clarice Cliff `The Biarritz` Deco Plate and a James Kent floral `Balmoral` Biscuit Barrel and Cover.

A hand-made wooden Throne, a musical bird in cage, a twin pack of Waddington`s playing Cards, a Balmoral Tray and a quantity of Cloisonné animal and birds and lighthouse

* Churchill (Right Hon. Winston Spencer, 1874-1965). Typed letter signed `Winston S. Churchill’, 22nd September 1910, to Charlie [Charles Masterman, 1873-1927], `I am writing to [David] Shackleton and asking whether it will be convenient for him to come and see me on Monday or Tuesday. My plans for next week and the week after have been a little altered owing to the difficulty which attendeded [sic] my project for having a series of conferences within this period. Lloyd George has asked me to go and stay with him at Criccieth next week, and I have accepted for Wednesday unless, indeed, as is not impossible, I am commanded to Balmoral. Do not attach too great importance to your sensitive West Ham. The great mass of the electorate have had enough of politics for the present. I shall be at the Office on Monday. It would be nice if you and your wife could come and lunch’, typed on Home Secretary letterhead with black mourning border, salutation and signed sentiment in Churchill’s holograph along with the words `Private’ at top and `Wire’ at foot, one page with integral blank, some dust soiling and marks to blank verso, 4to. Charles Masterman stood as liberal candidate for West Ham North winning the seat in th 1906 general election. In 1908 Herbert Asquith appointed him as the government’s parliamentary secretary of the local government board. This was followed by periods as under secretary of state of the Home Office (1908-12) and financial secretary to the Treasury (1912-14). During the First World War Masterman acted as head of the government’s War Propaganda Bureau. Sir David Shackleton (1863-1938) was a cotton worker and trade unionist, becoming the third Labour member of parliament in the United Kingdom. In 1910, Winston Churchill invited him to join the civil service and Shackleton left parliament where he quickly rose to the rank of permanent secretary in the new Ministry of Labour. (1)

A Scottish provincial silver souvenir caddy spoon Balmoral by William Robb Ballater circa 1920 the gilded bowl embossed with a scene of Balmoral the handle with a thistle and crowned shield length 8.8cm approx. weight 0.5oz.

A Staffordshire pastille burner, Balmoral Castle in salmon pink with floral encrusted gables and turrets, 23cm (9") high