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Lot 254
EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY BRASS BAMBOO DESIGN CARRIAGE CLOCK the front & side panels decorated with birds & foliage in Oriental design, having enamel Roman numeral chapter ring, the mechanism striking on single bell with repeat buttoned top (comes with two keys) Condition: not currently running & appears as though repeater button will need looking at, one glass panel to front, side panels do not have glass, second hand ticks for a short but not tested long term.
Lot 660
POSTCARDS - BRISTOL, GLOUCESTERSHIRE, WORCESTERSHIRE & WILTSHIRE Approximately ninety-four cards, including real photographic views of Proctor's Fountain, Clifton Downs (by H.B. & Sons, Bristol); The Screen, Bristol Cathedral (by Garratt); Art Gallery, Bristol (by Garratt); Large Hall, Bristol University (by Garratt); Suspension Bridge, Clifton (two different, by Garratt); John Wesley's Chapel, Horsefair, Bristol (by Garratt); Doorway, John Wesley's Chapel, Bristol (by Garratt); Wesley's Statue, Bristol (by Garratt); Empire Day Celebrations, Living Union Jack, Ashton Gate, Bristol (two different); Bristol's Coronation Crown; The Old Mill, Bibury; Inglesham Youth Hostel (by J.C. Billingham); and Old Mill Restaurant, Harnham, Salisbury; with views of The Bell Hotel, Tewkesbury; New Street, Painswick; Bristol Carnival Bridge over Lake (by Holmes of Clifton); The Great Fire at Stokes Croft, 27/3/06 (by Seymour of Cotham Hill; creased); and others, (loose).
Lot 723
AUSTRIA MATCH WORN SHIRT 1973 A red long sleeve shirt, with the badge on the front and number 2 on the back for the match v. England at Wembley 1973 which England won 7-0. Issued with a Certificate of Authenticity signed by the recipient Colin Bell, for the first time the shirt appeared in our auction in January 2008. Good
Lot 1266
FOOTBALL AUTOGRAPHS A book, Trevor Brooking's 100 Great British Footballers, without a dust jacket, signed by 45 players including Brooking dedicated to Bob, Jimmy Armfield, George Armstrong, Alan Ball, Gordon Banks, John Barnes, Peter Breadsley dedicated, Colin Bell, George Best, Terry Butcher, Ian Callaghan, John Charles, Bobby Charlton, Jackie Charlton, Ray Clemence, Kenny Dalglish dedicated, Alan Devonshire, Tom Finney, Trevor Francis, Charlie George, Jimmy Greaves, Alan Hansen, Johnny Haynes, Glenn Hoddle, Emlyn Hughes, Norman Hunter, Geoff Hurst, Pat Jennings, Cliff Jones, Kevin Keegan, Denis Law, Francis Lee, Gary Lineker dedicated, Nat Lofthouse, Malcolm MacDonald, Dave Mackay, Frank McLintock, Mick Mills, Alan Mullery, Peter Osgood, Terry Paine, Martin Peters, Kevin Ratcliffe, Bryan Robson, Ian Rush, Peter Shilton dedicated, Graeme Souness dedicated, Neville Southall, Mike Summerbee, Peter Thompson, Dave Watson, Ray Wilkins dedicated, Ray Wilson and Alex Young. Good
Lot 48
Hemingway (Ernest) For Whom the Bell Tolls, first edition, first issue with 'A' to copyright page, light browning to endpapers, original cloth, light toning to spine, first state dust-jacket without photographer credit to lower panel, spine ends and corners chipped, small portion of loss to head of upper joint, abrasion marks to spine, light creasing to head and foot, still a very good copy without the usual fading to spine, 8vo, New York, 1940.
Lot 69
Peake (Mervyn) Titus Groan, first edition, original cloth, second issue dust-jacket, spine browned, minor chipping to spine ends and corners, 1946 § Woolf (Virginia) Flush. A Biography, first edition, frontispiece, illustrations by Vanessa Bell, original cloth, spine browned, dust-jacket, light browning, upper joint split, chipped and creased at head and foot, 1933; and 23 others, 8vo (25)
Lot 175
AUTOGRAPH ALBUM: An autograph album containing over 90 signatures by various actors, actresses, popular singers & musicians, entertainers and some other famous individuals (a few of them motorcycle racers who participated in the TT Races on the Isle of Man) including Lana Morris, Joe Loss, Carol Marsh, Norman Evans (with amusing self-caricature), Tommy Handley, Jack Train, Elsie & Doris Waters, Violet Carson, Gilbert Harding, Isobel Baillie, Frankie Howerd, George Formby, Maxwell Reed, Anna Neagle, Derek Bond, Allan Jones, Mischa Auer, Vera Lynn, Joan Hammond, Fred Morrison & Eva Lawless (World Ballroom Dancing Champions 1950), Frank Swift, Eric Briggs, Artie Bell, Stanley Woods, Graham Walker, Geoff Duke, Raymond Mays etc. Most pages are multiple signed. Binding slightly loose, otherwise VG
Lot 354
BOMBER PILOTS: Book multiple signed, a hardback edition of Bomber Boys by Kevin Wilson, First Edition published by Weidenfeld & Nicolson, London, 2005. Signed by various RAF bomber pilots and personnel, including some Dambuster pilots and crew, and other members of 617 Squadron, including Les Munro, Benny Goodman, Frank Tilley, Johnny Johnson, John Bell, Beck Parsons, Ken Lucas, Grant McDonald, John Langston, Tony Iveson, Fred Sutherland, Dave Bernard, William Bloxham, Alfie Fripp, Cal Younger, Ron Green, Harry Merrick, Tom Sayer, Gerald Prettejohns, Ken Johnson, Stan Bradford etc. All are signed in pencil to clear areas of the half-title page, title page and dedication page, most adding their squadron number. Accompanied by the dust jacket. VG
Lot 358
617 SQUADRON: Selection of signed commemorative covers, all celebrating the 50th anniversary of 617 Squadron being stationed at RAF Waddington, the covers depicting a Lancaster bomber on the runway during the winter of 1945. Signed by various British pilots and flight crew of 617 Squadron, including John Leavitt & James Tait, Bill Gordon, Alan Quinton, Jack Baker, Nick Ross, Larry Curtis & Arthur Poore, Doug Maclennan, Colin Cole, Phil Martin, Ralph Briars, John Jones, Tom Clarkson, John Bell & Johnny Cockshott. Alec Bates etc. Multiple signed (5). VG to EX, 17
Lot 361
617 SQUADRON: Selection of signed commemorative covers, all celebrating the anniversary of Operation Taxable, the D-Day Deception, the covers depicting an RAF Lancaster bomber of 617 Squadron dropping radar deception 'window'. Signed by various 617 Squadron Officers and personnel of Operation Taxable, including Humph Humphries, Tom Collin, Harold Riding, Des Phillips, Jim Clay, Bill Harris, Colin Cole, Mac Hamilton, Alec Bates, Basil Fish, John Leavitt, Nick Vaughan, Ron Pooley, Johnny Cockshott, Jim Thompson, John Bell etc. Multiple signed (3). All are signed in blue or black inks to clear areas of the covers. VG to EX, 20
Lot 737
QUEEN ANNE RED JAPANNED LONGCASE CLOCK, circa 1705, the brass arched dial, with subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, the silvered chapter ring with Roman numerals, corner mask spandrels. Inscribed to the arch " Tho Cartwright Principis Horologs London" sided by dolphin spandrels, the two train movement striking on a bell, in a red lacquered case, with inverted bell-shaped pagoda hood. 239cms high
Lot 264
19th Century Britannia metal character figure counter bell formed as a seated child with a large head, 18.5cm high Condition: Base is very badly bent out of shape, bell dome has surface rust and this is left marks running over the figure, bell mechanism currently operates - **General condition consistent with age
Lot 35
George III mahogany and walnut cased eight day brass dial longcase clock, Taylor, Whitehaven, the 12" square dial with Roman hours and Arabic minutes framing engraved foliate scroll work and makers name over calendar square, within scroll spandrels, the knopped four pillar movement rack striking on a bell, the case with ball and eagle finial over swan neck pediment, turned columns, walnut-crossbanded long trunk door between fluted quadrant columns on panelled base and bracket feet, 222cm high Condition: Dial has a minor blemish beneath XII, superficial scratching to chapter ring (was probably originally silvered) Movement appears sound but has not been tested and is sold as seen. There is no packing to the upstands suggesting original dial to movement. Case has minor cracking to trunk door crossbanding and a stain to lower right corner. Vertical crack through base panel, scuffs to bracket feet. Sold with two weights plus pendulum, key and winder. We do not guarantee the movement or accuracy of clocks - Please see extra images and TELEPHONE department if you require further information
Lot 39
Fine quality mahogany cased Chippendale revival dwarf longcase clock, the 7'' break arched brass dial having a silvered chapter ring with Roman hours, Arabic minutes and inner quarter hour track framing a matted centre with oval cartouche inscribed James Drury London, over ringed winding arbours, within winged cherub mask spandrels, the arch with silvered lunar calendar crescent over rolling moon phase painted with a ship and a windmill, the knopped three pillar movement striking on a bell, with 4.5'' back plate, the case with urn finial and flowerhead rosettes over swan neck pediment, foliate scroll frieze and fluted Corinthian hood columns, the moulded long trunk door between conforming quadrant columns on canted base and ogee bracket feet, 143.5cm high, sold with two period lead weights and proportionally small pendulum, part 18th Century Condition: Dial in good order, movement appears original and is to scale, no packing beneath seatboard, case is of good quality and condition incorporating some period timbers, sold with two period lead weights, proportionally small pendulum, key and winder. We do not guarantee the movement or accuracy of clocks - Please see extra images and TELEPHONE department if you require further information
Lot 41
Early 20th Century inlaid mahogany pad-top bracket clock in the George III taste, the silvered convex Roman dial with Breguet moon hands, the chain-driven twin-fusee movement striking on a bell, the break arched case with pad top and brass carry handle over stop-fluted quadrant columns flanking inlaid navette-shaped panel of a butterfly raised on ball feet, 36cm high excluding handle Condition: Light tarnishing to silvered dial otherwise sound, sold with pendulum and key but no winder. We do not guarantee the movement or accuracy of clocks - Please see extra images and TELEPHONE department if you require further information
Lot 42
Mid 19th Century French bronze and white marble mantel clock, Ellis, Paris, the 3.5'' white Roman dial with Breuguet moon hands, the two train movement engraved Ellis Paris, outside count wheel striking on a bell, the case with bronze figural surmount of a seated lady over bow breakfront white marble case, 37cm high Condition: Marble would benefit from a clean but otherwise sound, sold with pendulum and winder. We do not guarantee the movement or accuracy of clocks - Please see extra images and TELEPHONE department if you require further information
Lot 45
19th Century French red boulle and ebonised mantel clock, Molé a Paris, the arched white dial with blue Roman numerals, signed beneath Molé a Paris, the two train movement with silk suspension outside count-wheel striking on a bell, stamped MOLE A PARIS, the shaped waisted case with red tortoiseshell and cut brass scroll work on stepped bulging base, 28.5cm high Condition: Dial in good condition, movement appears sound but is sold as seen, bull decoration to front of case has some losses and repairs, ebonised sides have splits and cracks as does rear. Sold with pendulum but no winder. We do not guarantee the movement or accuracy of clocks - Please see extra images and TELEPHONE department if you require further information
Lot 46
Late 19th Century French white marble and gilt metal three piece clock garniture with white enamelled Arabic dial, the two train movement outside countwheel striking on a bell, the case with urn surmount over breakfront body on conforming white marble plinth and toupie feet, 27.5cm high, together with a matching pair of two branch candelabra, each on concave quadripartite base and matching feet, 20cm high (3) Condition: Good overall condition, sold with pendulum and winder. We do not guarantee the movement or accuracy of clocks - Please see extra images and TELEPHONE department if you require further information
Lot 625
An Earthenware Soup Plate By J. & M.P. Bell & Co. Ltd Glasgow In 'KAPAL BASAR' Design, circa 1890's. Marked to underside, Kapal Basar rn. 192115. Finished in red and green colour way. The centre depicts a ship with a square centre sail and oars. In the sky above is a dragon with a double body. The border pattern consists of oriental floral and lattice motif. During the second half of the 19th century Bells developed a range of designs specially geared to the Eastern market. One of the design innovations used by them was the two-coloured printed pattern, where the central motif and border were of different colours, as in this example. Large chip to under glaze under rim, dia 10 inches.
Lot 839
A FRENCH GILT FIGURAL MANTLE CLOCK, the enamel dial with Roman numerals, the cast metal case with inset ceramic panels to the front and seated figure surmount, the 8 day movement striking on a single bell, raised on a wooden plinth - minus dome and pendulum, clock approx W 52 cm, H 31 cm, overall W 60 cm, H 41 cm
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