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Lot 361
A set of Chinese opium scales, in a hardwood case with a guitar-shaped lower section containing gilt metal pans and an ivory scale, together with a collection of spindles, needlecases, hair ornaments, a bone carving of a bear baiting, and an opium knife with an axe-shaped blade. (A lot). Provenance: Acquired by John Reeves after his arrival in Canton in 1812, and thence by descent.
Lot 418
A collection of twenty-nine pot-lids, including 'The Grand International Buildings of 1851' (Ball, No.133); Bear, Lion and Cock (Ball, No.19); 'The Late Prince Consort' (Ball, No.153); 'Landing the Catch, Pegwell Bay' (Ball, No.38); and others. Note: References to Ball, A. The Price Guide to Pot-Lids, second edition, Antique Collectors Club 1980. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.
Lot 278
ESSEX EARL & COUNTESS OF: (1541-1576) English Nobleman, father of Robert Devereux. Earl Marshal of Ireland & KNOLLYS LETTICE (1543-1634) Wife of Walter Devereux, and later wife to Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester and Sir Christopher Blount. Mother of Robert Devereux. Two Ds.S., the first signed ('W. Essex') by Devereux, being an indenture between Devereux and John Piggott, yeoman of the Manor of Bennington, Hertfordshire, dated 17th November 1572 and the second signed ('L. Essex') by Knollys, being an indenture between the Countess of Essex and Thomas Cawne, yeoman of the Manor of Bennington, Hertfordshire, dated 11th February 1578. Both of the manuscript documents, on vellum, bear good attached wax seals. Folds, creasing, overall age wear and both with several burn holes affecting large parts of the text. FR, 2
Lot 326
GLADSTONE WILLIAM: (1809-1898) British Prime Minister 1868-74, 1880-85, 1886 and 1892-94. A.L.S., W E Gladstone, three pages, 8vo, Hawarden, 29th May 1890, to Dear Sirs, presumably the publishers MacMillan & Co. Gladstone sends his correspondents a manuscript (no longer present), being 'more than one half the copy for my proposed work on Homer', adding that the remainder will follow in six weeks and remarking 'But there will be nothing in it I think to vary any judgment you might form from the present copy….You will please bear in mind that my original idea was to write for the American public….and you should print in and for America. You however suggested that there should be a sub in England also. I would now ask you to consider freely the whole case and propose to me such an arrangement as you may consider suitable.' VG In 1890 Gladstone's work Landmarks of Homeric Study, Together with an Essay on the Points of Contact Between the Assyrian Tablets and the Homeric Text was published in London and New York by MacMillan & Co.
Lot 310
Merrythought Push Along Horse, 39cms long; yellow plush jointed teddy bear with velvet pads and felt nose, 41cms; white jointed poodle with red leatherette collar, 27cms; seated black cat with black felt ears, 26cms; Chiltern black plush standing dog with fabric label, 35cms; Chiltern cream plush standing dog with fabric label, 31cms; Wendy Boston yellow plush teddy bear, 36cms; celluloid head doll with fabric body in pink velvet dress and tights, 50cms; Roddy doll, puppet and other soft toys (qty in one box)
Lot 314
Yellow Plush Jointed Teddy Bear with plastic eyes, stitched nose, 53cms; large modern yellow plush jointed teddy bear with stitched nose and brown pads, 63cms; small jointed yellow plush teddy bear with black paw pads and ear lining, stitched nose (af), 35cms; smaller jointed bear with stitched claws (one leg missing), 29cms; child’s school chair; oak bow back child’s chair (6)
Lot 317
Circa 1900 Small Plush Jointed Teddy Bear Called 'VIP', with boot button eyes, stitched nose and humped back with felt pads and stitched claws, 32cms long. 'VIP' is named after the family surname of Vipont who have a family crest and came over with William the Conqueror, he is mentioned in the Doomsday Book for his bravery in battle.
Lot 355
Assorted 1920's And Later Costume including black velvet evening coat; circa 1930's full length evening dress with floral printed pattern and ruched detailing to the bust; circa 1930's red evening gown and matching jacket with inserted lace effect panels; black velvet dress; other day wear and evening wear; and two boxes including assorted buttons, sewing accessories, large jointed teddy bear etc
Lot 689
Rupert Bear. A complete run of Rupert Annuals, 1955-2008, pub. Daily Express, together 58 vols., col. illusts. throughout, a few vols. inscribed and/or price clipped, 1962, 1965 and 1968 vols. with magic painting pages untouched, orig. laminated pict. boards, overall excellent condition, together with duplicates of 1959, 1962, 2000 & 2008, 4to/folio (58)
Lot 81
A large collection of miscellaneous football memorabilia, comprising: posters including Manchester United v Benfica 1968 photographic souvenir (4 copies), Littlewoods Challenge Cup (3 copies), Carling Premiership; the Wembley Twin Towers; Arsenal 1997-98 double-winners; Littlewoods F.A. Cup featuring Nat Lofthouse and Frank McLintock (7 copies);a length of children's bedroom wallpaper featuring the England team; an assortment of football souvenirs including a silver-lustre ceramic miniature replica of the F.A. Cup trophy, a painted plaster replica of the World Cup trophy, an Edwardian nursery plate decorated with a teddy bear footballer, a 1960s ice bucket modelled as a leather football, Arsenal FC cup, saucer & side plate, a Dartmouth pottery mug, A Euro '96 commemorative ceramic plate, an Astbury Fine China Lisbon Lions bottle & stopper, a souvenir of Everton's 1995 F.A. Cup win, TWO ceramic money banks, a metalware ashtray, a ceramic Crystal Palace 1990 F.A. Cup final souvenir, souvenir china plates for Southampton and Sheffield Wednesday, a small Arsenal mirror, WBA souvenir football money bank and a tankard, and a Real Madrid souvenir ash tray, a Victorian pottery beaker (damaged), a china child's cup, a St Amand French plate, two china models of football boots, a pair of miniature leather footballs, a circular box, three chocolate moulds shaped as footballs, six printer's blocks two of a football the other of a boot, a boxed George W. Hughes football pen, a brass figure of a footballer, seven lead football figures, and a glass commemorating Aberdeen's 1947 Scottish Cup win, two metalware figures of footballers, the first in green spelter modelled volleying a ball, set on a marble base, the other smaller but from an earlier age, mounted on an ebonised plinth, the first 18cm., 7in. long, and a memento of Norwich City F.C.'s first tour of Holland in 1962, in the form of a metallic roundel of a footballer mounted on an ebonised backboard, with inscription plaque, 18cm., 7in. square (a qty.)
Lot 160
A set of ten Regency carved rosewood dining chairs, circa 1815, almost certainly by Gillows, profusely carved throughout, the pair of armchairs with carved acorn and oak leaf brackets and klismos-shaped backs, each with green velvet upholstered drop-in seats, one stamped 'K' to the seat rail. A set made by Gillows (attributed to the London shop) of very closely relating design exists in the Tatton Park collection, Cheshire. This design was in use by 1813 as it appears in two room settings drawn for customers by Gillows of Oxford Street of this date. See pages 220 and 221, Plate 203 and 355, Plate E 16. Gillows of Lancaster and London, 1730 - 1840, Susan E. Stuart, Published by Antique Collectors Club. Elements of the carving to these chairs bear close relation to furniture supplied by Gillows to the 2nd Baron Bolton for Hackwood in 1813. The reeded leg with a carved ball knop above and volute scrolls to the arm are similar to a pair of rosewood library bergeres sold by Christie's Hackwood Park sale, 20th-22nd April 1998, Lot 55. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.
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