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Three Chinese porcelain items to include a 19th Century famille rose dish decorated with a butterfly amongst an orange blossom flower, a Chinese porcelain circular jardiniere decorated with circling 5 clawed dragons chasing a flaming pearl, and a Ching Bai pottery pillow (3), (jardiniere: H: 21cm, D: 29cm, dish: D: 18cm and pillow H: 6.5cm, D: 15.5cm). Two out of three bear marks to the base.
A 21”smooth bore barrelled percussion Model P58 carbine made at Enfield for te Bengal Native Cavalry. The lock is marked Enfield 1864.67 and bear the reigning monarchs initials VR with Crown above. It is believed that the “.67”indicates when it was subsequently smooth bored. The barrel bears the normal military inspection and proof markswhilst the stock bears further military stamps. It is fitted with a sliding captive belt ring fitted on the opposite side to the lock and a swivel rammer. It is in overall good condition
VIZETELLY ERNEST: (1853-1922) English Journalist and Author. A.L.S., Ernest Vizetelly, four pages, 8vo, Clapham, 26th May 1904, to H. Sotheran & Co. An extremely informative letter in which Vizetelly advises his correspondent 'In some cases the vols were sent to me direct from France; but in others they were vols I had by me when Zola came to England & on various occasions when he & I were together I prevailed on him to write an inscription in. This will explain how it is that one or two bear a booksellers stamp. At various times when Z. was in England I bought vols of his essays, etc, & subsequently he wrote an inscription in them.' Continuing 'As I explain in my forthcoming book he could never write at ease unless he had his own penholder & the kind of “nib” he affected.' Further explaining 'At times at my house when Z. wrote an inscription to me on two vols, he did so under difficulties - not having his own familiar pen with him. This will explain a few variations that occur in his handwriting.' VGEmile Zola (1840-1902) French Writer.
DU MAURIER DAPHNE: (1907-1989) British Author. A.L.S., Daphne, four pages, 4to, 13 Rue Jessop, Mustapha, Alexandria, 7th November 1936, to Foy Quiller-Couch. A letter of diverse and interesting content. Du Maurier informs her correspondent 'I am still haunted by the passing of the night man, and cannot understand how your peaceable aunt and uncle consented to live in the wilds of Essex…I feel it is probably your doing…And I shall not employ you as a household remover… you cook a chop in the open… and you handle a restive pony in a jingle with consummate tact, but there, as far as I am concerned , your efficiency ends.' Continuing to discuss the climate in London, 'it makes me tremble to think what mother will say to my appearance after an Egyptian summer!' Continuing 'I am interested in a new fund. Do you remember me talking of a dear couple we knew in Frimley, he was a major in the D.C.L.I… He died of acute appendix, 3 weeks before their baby was born, and the poor little wife has been left almost penniless and alone…It is a most awful thing and they were so devoted. He used to stay at Jamaica Inn…' and her feelings for Egypt, 'Would you and mother and father eat Jaffa oranges if I sent you some for Xmas? I couldn't bear you to have anything Egyptian! But the Palestine oranges are rather good…' Further adding 'All the Cairo thorough fares are like Hammersmith Broadway. I was taken to the famous mouske (sic)… and found it an inferior Burlington Arcade… I feel rather sorry for Egypt. A dull and not particularly interesting country has been overwritten and described that it has lost any genuine feeling it once may have had.' Concluding 'You ought to read a book "In the Steps of The Master" by H.V. Morton about Palestine… No more now. It's a hot stewy day and I'm going to lie down and rest…' All pages have been professionally repaired to the top and left edges with a few words missing, not affecting the signature. GFoy Quiller-Couch - daughter of British writer Arthur Quiller-Couch (1863-1944), and a life-long friend of Du Maurier. Indeed, Du Maurier was accompanied by Foy Quiller-Couch when she became inspired with the storyline for her novel Jamaica Inn. In 1930 the two ladies were staying at Jamaica Inn and went riding on Bodmin Moor. They became lost in bad weather conditions and apparently sheltered for some time in a derelict cottage on the moor but were eventually led back to Jamaica Inn by their horses.The Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry (DCLI) was a light infantry regiment of the British Army in existence from 1881 to 1959.Henry Vollam Morton (1892-1979) British Journalist and Travel Writer. He first achieved fame in 1923 when, while working for the Daily Express, he scooped the official Times correspondent during the coverage of the opening of the Tomb of Tutankhamun by Howard Carter in Egypt.
A LARGE COLLECTION OF VINTAGE GAMES to include; a boxed chess set and board, 2 Waddingtons Bezique markers, brass cribbage board, mini carpet bowls, Chad Valley Beetle Game, Chad Valley Dominoes, Spears Table Croquet, J & L Randell Ltd - Chinese Cheq uers, "De La Rue" Canasta, Waddingtons Lexicon "Cow and Gate" Snap, Pit card game "Bull and Bear Edition", Happy Families Circus Animals
A box of nine modern Deans Rag Book limited edition bears, comprising A Ray of Sunshine, no. 30/250, Debbie no. 48/100, Apricot Pie no. 34/300, 2015 Diamond Bear no. 16/30, Brighton Belle no. 63/75, 7th Anniversary Bear (QVC) no. 67/80, 2010 Platinum Members Bear no. 12/100, Maldwyn Morgan (Factory Visit Bear 2002) no. 15/2002 and Grandma no. 44/1450 (9)
A modern Hermann, limited edition, golden mohair Centennial bear with a musical movement playing the tune 'Happy Birthday to you' and an embroidered copy of the Washington Post 1902, no. 103/1000, with certificate, height 46 cm approx; together with two other limited edition Hermann bears 'Teddy bear's Centennial' tipped mohair, with growler, no. 103/1000, with certificate and 'Teddy bear's Centennial - Theodore Roosevelt' no. 103/1000, with growler, with gun and certificate (5)
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