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Lot 49
PROBABLY EIGHTEENTH CENTURY WHITE PAINTED CONTINENTAL LONGCASE CLOCK, signed Gil Minde, the 11 1/2" copper dial with silvered chapter ring, pierced gilt metal spandrels and inscribed circular plaque to the arch, powered by an eight day movement striking on a bell, housed in an arch top case with ball finials and long panelled trunk door with arch top raised on a panelled base with plinth, 89" (226cm) high
Lot 219
ACTRESSES: Selection of signed 8 x 10 photographs (most colour) by various actresses including Kristin Cavallari, Emily Booth, Catherine Bell, Natasha Henstridge, Kristanna Loken, Melissa George, Monique Parent, Emmanuelle Chriqui, Nia Peeples, Rachael Sterling, Dannii Minogue etc. All of the images depict the actresses in glamorous swimwear poses and all are boldly signed, most to clear areas. None are inscribed. VG to EX, 12
Lot 175
Mills to Attenborough MILLS JOHN (1908-2005) English Actor, Academy Award winner. Series of six A.Ls.S and six T.Ls.S., Johnnie, thirteen pages (total), 8vo and 4to, and a couple on correspondence cards, various places (Surrey, Mayfair, Beverly Hills etc.), 1963-75, all to Richard Attenborough (invariably addressed 'Darling Dickie' or 'Darling Dickie Boy', some also to his wife). Mills writes a largely social series of letters to his friend and colleague, in part, 'Thank you so much for remembering me on Thursday night at the Garrick. The critics haven't been too kind to us but we are waiting to see what the public think' (23rd September 1963), 'What a marvellous birthday, I will never forget it. Mary collected all the people that I really love and wanted to see' (25th February 1965), 'Just to let you know how it all goes. Mixed Reviews for Film & David L. & Bolt - but personally I couldn't have asked for better - I suspect Mary wrote them!....luxuriating here in a glorious penthouse with two roof gardens. MGM treating us Royally. May have to fly home next week as J. McCann Esq has fucked off!! Left his wife & 2 children in our cottage with no means of support!!!....wife in tears daily - don't we love the staff?!!' (15th November 1970), 'Just read in Sunday Express that England play Germany next Wednesday & Ramsey has dropped Banks!' (23rd November 1970), 'thank you for remembering me in Edinburgh - all going well - rehearsing & polishing every day - it's strange & rather exhilarating to be back where I started 40 years ago!' (15th February 1972), 'Good 1st Night - usual mixed Bag of W[illiam] D[ouglas] Home notices - they hate him don't they? B. office healthy - we did £6000 on 1st 5 shows' (8th October 1973). Together with a T.L.S. by Mary Hayley Bell inviting the Attenborough's to s secret birthday party for her husband, 2nd February 1965, and an A.L.S. and T.L.S. by Hayley Mills, both thanking Attenborough and his wife for telegrams on her first nights and commenting 'It was enormously encouraging just as I was seriously contemplating escaping through the lavatory window! (1970) and 'It was hell - s'pose they always are, worse hell if it's s'posed to be a comedy!!' (1975). A couple of the letters are accompanied by typed carbon copies of Attenborough's replies. An interesting collection of letters with excellent association. Generally VG, 15 Richard Attenborough (1923-2014) English Actor & Film Director, Academy Award winner.
Lot 504
HISTORICAL: Selection of signed clipped pieces, A.Ls.S., some signed Free Fronts and envelopes etc., by various historical individuals, mainly British, including Royalty, Prime Ministers and politicians, nobility, a few writers etc., including Queen Victoria (portion of an envelope wrapper addressed in her hand to Lord John Russell and signed The Queen), Queen Adelaide (autograph envelope, unsigned), Princess Beatrice (incomplete printed D.S., being a letter of recommendation for The Princess Frederica's Convalescent Home for Married Women after Childbirth with their Infants), Prince William Frederick, Duke of Gloucester and Edinburgh (A.L.S. to Lady Georgiana regarding the patronage of a deaf and dumb child in an asylum, March 1831), Princess Mary, Duchess of Gloucester and Edinburgh (A.L.S.), William Gladstone, Viscount Palmerston, Marquess of Salisbury, Arthur James Balfour, William Birdwood, Lord Willingdon, Randall Davidson, John Galsworthy, Robert Southey (portion of an autograph envelope, unsigned, addressed to Revd. W. L. Bowles at Calne), Giuseppe Garibaldi, John Bell (interesting A.L.S. regarding a proposed memorial to Captain Cook in Australia and also commenting 'I should be glad of a visit from you some day...to see the large group of "America" I am doing for the Prince Consort Memorial', 27th November 1867), General Rowland Hill (L.S. concerning the movements of Queen Victoria to Buckingham Palace, 4th March 1842) etc. G to generally VG, 42
Lot 106
FAMOUS MEN & WOMEN: A good selection of signed pieces, cards, postcard photographs and slightly larger, some letters etc., by a wide variety of famous men and women including Arthur Henderson, Austen Chamberlain, Lech Walesa, Margaret Truman (2), Cherie Blair, Norma Major, Raine Legge, Arthur Scargill, Christopher Cockerell, Red Adair, Bernard Lovell, Patrick Moore, Vivian Fuchs, Ranulph Fiennes, Robert Ballard, Alec Rose, Chay Blyth, Bernard Delfont, Mary Hayley Bell, Peter Scott, Norris McWhirter, Hardy Amies, Glyn Daniel, Lord Lichfield, Cecil Beaton, David Bailey, Henry Moore, Sabine Baring Gould, Lord Denning, Barbara Woodhouse, Rupert Murdoch, Robert Maxwell, Alan Sugar, William Butlin, Lord Nuffield, Freddie Laker, Richard Bronson, Donald Trump, Hugh Hefner, Reg Kray, Norman Hartnell (decorative signed Christmas greetings card, 1966), Bernard Spilsbury, Christiaan Barnard, Desmond Tutu, Basil Hume, Robert Runcie, Donald Coggan, Michael Ramsey, Hewlett Johnson, Cosmo Lang, Norman Birkett, Robert Stephenson etc. A few duplicates. Generally G to VG, 116
Lot 534
Henry Tory, Hale, an oak longcase clock, the 8-day two-weight movement striking the hours on a bell, with the twelve-inch arched brass dial signed above moon-phase in arch, Henry Tory, Hale, with black Roman numerals and Arabic five-minute markings, seconds dial and date aperture, the oak case with shaped trunk door, arched hood and brass-mounted columns, 83in (211cm) high.
Lot 563
An early 19thC Bracket Clock by Reid and Auld, Edinburgh, the arched mahogany case with brass fabric-backed fretwork panels above and below the dial, and brass fish scale fabric-backed arched grilles on each side, surmounted by a brass handle, the painted dial with Roman numerals and signed 'Reid and Auld, Edinburgh', fitted with an eight day twin fusee movement, striking on a bell, on brass bracket feet, 19½in (49.5cm) high to top of brass handle.
Lot 225
A collection of Spode ceramics comprising three pieces of 'Queen's Bird', two jugs, two hunting bonbon dishes 'Homeward 1' and 'Full Cry 3', a Silver Jubilee mug, bowl, five miniature tea cups and saucers, and further ceramics comprising a Royal Worcester 'The Blind Earl' jug and bonbon dish, Hammersley 'Sherry', 'Gin' and 'Whisky' labels, and Hammersley miniature tea pot, bell, and two tankards. (25) Provenance: From the collection of Bat related items of Dr & Mrs Stebbings.
Lot 315
A French alabaster mantel clock, late 19th century, gilt brass mounted with an urn finial, the twin train movement striking on a bell, stamped 'John Bennett, 64 & 65 Cheapside, London', '4', '8', 'Medallion d'Or' mark, and '930', raised on six lobed bun feet, on a separate giltwood base, and further oval ebonised base, with pendulum and two keys, 27 by 15 by 46cm.
Lot 308
A French gilt brass mantel clock, 19th century, with cast floral swags, stiff leaf, floral and foliate decoration, inset porcelain plaques decorated with pink ground and floral sprays and a cherub, urn surmount with twin goat mask handles, the twin train movement chiming n a bell, marked 'CMF' and '4.11', circular porcelain face with pink ground and floral decoration with gold Roman numerals and minute markers, with pendulum, 31 by 15 by 32.5cm high.
Lot 679
A late 19th century Scottish mahogany long case clock, eight day twin train movement striking on bell, the domed face painted with 'Burns', 'Ramsay', 'Fergusson', 'Scott' to the spandrels and 'Lady of the Lake' to the dome, the white face with black painted Roman numerals and minute band, subsidiary second and date dials, the pendulum with pained thistle decoration, the squared hood with pierced pediment, plain trunk with fluted quarter pilasters, raised on a plinth base and small flattened feet, 50 by 23 by 227cm high.
Lot 414
A 19th century brass skeleton clock on marble plinth and under glass dome. With a single train eight day fusee movement, with a bell and enamelled chapter ring with Roman numeral markers, 46cm. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Striking mechanism disconnected. Clock time function running. Dome cracked and with a large piece missing.
Lot 441
A 19th century French slate and rouge marble mantel clock with gilt metal mounts. Surmounted with a large twin handled urn shaped finial with openwork scrolling handles and raised on paw feet. Housing a twin train eight day movement chiming hourly on a bell, 48cm. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Good condition, minute nibbles. Slight wear to the dial. Pendulum, no key.
Lot 469
A 19th century French brass cased carriage alarm clock. With enamel dials, having twin train movement, platform escapement and striking on a bell, 15.5cm. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Main spring and balance spring intact. Clock runs for only seconds. Alarm hand missing. Tarnishing to the brass.
Lot 511
A 19th century French gilt brass mantel clock. Surmounted by a Classical maiden charting a globe with a compass and with a relief figure of Cupid gazing through a telescope. With enamel dial having Roman numeral markers and housing an eight day movement with silk suspension and striking half hourly on a bell. Raised on a marble plinth over toupie feet, 37cm high. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Sold with key and pendulum. Running. Females upper torso and globe pedestal loose, need tightening from underneath. One foot loose. Hair cracking to 12 o clock on the enamel dial and slight chips around the winding holes.
Lot 539
A 19th century apprentice ebonized longcase clock by Thomas Robbins Chatham. With brass arch top dial ornamented with spandrels and having chapter ring, housing an eight day double fusee movement striking hourly on a bell, 74.5 cm. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Good condition, working. Some light splits to the case.
Lot 555
A 19th century French alabaster mantel clock with gilt metal mounts. With enamel dial having Arabic numeral markers and minute track marked at each quarter. Housing an eight day twin train movement with platform escapement striking half hourly on a bell, 23.5cm. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Working. Case free from chips. Mounts re painted.
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