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Lot 221
A RARE AND IMPORTANT SET OF WW1 MEDALS compromising a 1914-15 star trio to 17367 Pte.T.Bell Bord.R., shows on medal index cards as 11th (Lonsdale) Battalion KIA 1/7/1916 Lonsdale Cemetery, Authuille, together with his death plaque named to Thomas Bell. SOLD TOGETHER WITH a War Medal, a Victory Medal and death plaque named to 17540 Pte.A.Bell Bord.R 11th (Lonsdale)Battalion later transferred to 8th Battalion, who died of wounds 18/4/1918, buried in Etaples Military Cemetery, also sold with soldiers small book to A.Bell and period history of the Lonsdale Battalion book. Overall good condition, small areas of tarnishing, book is tattered and bruised.
Lot 710
A Victorian silver gilt oval hinged bangle, the front with pierced and engraved floral and foliate decoration between beaded edges, Birmingham 1887, a dress Albertine with a pendant tassel, four mostly silver brooches, a silver and marcasite set necklace with a bell shaped drop, and a quantity of costume jewellery.
Lot 1002
A Japanese Satsuma earthenware koro and cover by Kinkozan, of square bell shaped form, each facet painted and gilt with landscape views of figures, temples and waterfalls, within simulated brocade borders, on four short gilt scroll feet, each panel with black and gilt artists signature and signature to base, height approx 12cm (minor faults).
Lot 56
A mixed lot of silver items,various dates and makers,comprising: a Dutch table bell, two photograph frames, four silver-mounted toilet bottles, a silver-mounted pepper mill, a silver-gilt wine taster, a belt buckle, a shoe buckle, a miniature heart shaped frame and a mirror, a toilet jar, a ring tree, plus other items. (qty)
Lot 124
A mixed lot,comprising: silver items: an Austrian silver-gilt sand green enamel bell push, a trophy cup, a sauce boat, a salt cellar, a French mount, plus other silver items including a Victorian medallion, and electroplated items: a set of six menu card holders modelled as a castle and inscribed `INNISKILLING`, approx. weighable 9oz. (qty)
Lot 941
A late-Victorian silver, enamel and gem set cigarette case,by Bell and Willmott, London 1898,rectangular form, applied with the burgee of the Royal Yacht Squadron and the Burgee of The Royal Thames Yacht club, the reverse with the initials W.B, and the crest of a standing stag, length 8.2cm, approxc. weight 1.7oz.
Lot 236
Cricket - Northumberland County Cricket XI, 1899. Large mono photograph of the Northumberland team. Laid to photographer’s mount with printed title and players’ names to mount borders. Minor surface damage to image and foxing to mount. The photograph by T. Bell & Co, Newcastle 14.75”x11”. Framed and glazed overall 22”x19.5”. Excellent image. Sold with a mono photograph of Northumberland team for the Minor Counties match played at The Kennington Oval against Surrey II, 3rd September 1955. Laid down to photographer’s mount, titles and players names to mount borders. Good condition. Qty 2
Lot 15
Late Victorian Mahogany Side Cabinet by Flashmans & Co. on square tapering shaped spade footed supports with moulded stretchers, centre tall glazed door with carved decorative glazing bars enclosing cloth covered wooden shelves, each end compartment left & right hinged panelled door with internal wooden shelving below open shelving with Corinthian columns, bevelled glass shaped mirrors, centre under dentil cornice with carved bell flowers, swags & bows
Lot 1331
Richard Hartshorne, Broseley, a George III North Country oak longcase clock, mahogany cross banded and checker line inlaid, the hood with broken swan neck pediment above fluted Corinthian columns, having a 13-inch broken arch brass dial, signed with Arabic and Roman chapter ring, seconds subsidiary dial and date aperture within foliate engraved spandrels, set 8-day anchor movement striking bell, the case with rectangular trunk door flanked by fluted corinthian quarter pilasters, raised on box base with later plinth, 232cm high x 56cm wide.
Lot 1333
An 18th Century mahogany longcase clock, cross banded and ebony line inlaid, the arch topped hood having reeded column supports flanking a 13-inch broken arch painted dial, the arch decorated with a maiden awaiting the return of a tall ship above a painted Roman chapter ring, second subsidiary and date dials and foliate spandrels, set 8-day anchor movement striking bell, the case with shaped trunk door flanked by reeded quarter pilasters raised on shaped plinth base, 219cm high x 54cm wide.
Lot 1334
An early Victorian North Country oak and mahogany longcase clock, the a 14-inch broken arch dial later painted with a Roman chapter and inscibed Richard Snow, Pateley Bridge? Set a 30-hour anchor movement, striking bell. The case having broken swan neck pediment above a parquetry trunk door, flanked by quarter pilasters, raised on shaped plinth base, 227cm high x 58cm wide x 25cm deep
Lot 1335
John Mason, Doncaster, an 18th Century oak longcase clock, the 12-inch broken arch topped dial set Roman and Arabic chapter ring, seconds and date dials, decorated foliate spandrels, the 8-day anchor movement striking bell. The later carved oak case with shaped trunk door, raised on shaped plinth base, 268cm high x 53cm wide x 26cm deep
Lot 30
Angus MCBEAN - Studio Visitors Book with over 1100 signatures from 1949 to 1968, almost all associated with the entertainment industry, some having added comments. Singers including The Beatles - Paul McCartney, John Lennon, George Harrison and Ringo Starr; Cliff Richard (twice); Tommy Steele; Adam Faith; Maria Callas; Joan Sutherland; Kathleen Ferrier; and ballerina Margot Fonteyne. Comedians including Spike Milligan; Frankie Howerd; Bruce Forsyth; and Ken Dodd with some typical Knotty Ash comments. Playwrights including Agatha Christie; John Osborne; T S Eliot; Tennessee Williams; and Ivor Novello. A full page flourishing Cecil Beaton signature. Actors and Film Stars including Marlene Dietrich; Katherine Hepburn; Richard Burton; Alec Guinness; Laurence Olivier; Mary Martin; and Larry Hagman. The book is approx 33 x 25cm, bound in full green morocco with gilt edges by Sangorski & Sutcliffe, the front hinge (internal) is damaged, otherwise very good. The Beatles signatures appear very early in 1963 and this is almost certainly their first major photo shoot for the cover of their debut LP Please Please Me which was done by Angus McBean. The purchaser of the Visitors Book will also get two 'Rotation Books' which were negative indexes with dates on which sitters were photographed; however not all names in the rotation books are in the album as some were photographed at different venues and some did not sign. The rotation books have been of some use identifying signatures and some of the other interesting signatures are listed as follows; Peggy ASHCROFT, John ASHTON, Ruby M AYRES, Hermione BADDELY, Michael BATES, James BAXTER, BEVERLEY SISTERS, Claire BLOOM, Denys BLAKELOCK, Elizabeth BOWEN, Bernard BRADEN (and Barbara KELLY), James BRIDIE, Tony BRITTON, Brenda BRUCE, Dora BRYAN, Ursula BLOOM, Pearl CARR, Phyllis CALVERT, Eddie CALVERT, Russ CONWAY, Billy COTTON, George CHISHOLM, Alma COGAN, Peggy CUMMINS, Cicely COURTNEIDGE, Anne CRAWFORD, Denis COMPTON, Jeanne de CASALIS, Linda CHRISTIAN, Florence DESMOND, Norman DEL MAR, Maurice DENHAM, Edith EVANS, Fred EMNEY, Jimmy EDWARDS, Polly ELWES, Tudor EVANS, Lovat FRASER, Peter FINCH, Bryan FORBES, Fenella FIELDING, Douglas FAIRBANKS, Patricia FOY, Ann FORD, Andrew FAULDS, FREDDIE & THE DREAMERS, Hermione GINGOLD, Peter GELHORN, Ram GOPAL, Joyce GRENFELL, Max GELDRAY, Marius GORING, Robert HELPMANN, Edmund HOCKRIDGE, Gilbert HARDING, Gerard HOPKINS, Michael HORDEN, Robert HARDY, Irene HANDL, Jack HULBERT, Jane HYLTON, Laurence HARVEY, Stanly HOLLOWAY, Anthony IRELAND, Glynis JOHNS, Rosamund JOHN, Isabel JEANS, Helen JACOBSEN, Max JAFFA, Eileen JOYCE, Collie KNOX, Kay KENDAL, Maurice KAUFMAN, Ted KAVANAGH, Billy J KRAMER, Lupino LANE, Hugh LATIMER, Vanessa LEE, John LE MESURIER, John LEHMANN, Eric LANDER, Roger LIVESY, Vera LYNN, Geoff LOVE, Margaret LEIGHTON, Oliver MESSEL, John Mills (and Mary Hayley BELL), Sandy MACPHERSON, W MCQUEEN POPE, Kenneth MACKINTOSH, Compton MACKENZIE, Robert MORLEY, Ruby MURRAY, Millicent MARTIN, Walter MIDGLEY, Charles MORGAN, Jessie MATTHEWS, Geraldine MCEWAN, Hank MARVIN, Hayley MILLS, Beverley NICHOLLS, Robert NESBITT, Dennis PRICE, Wilfred PICKLES & Mabel PICKLES, Donald PEERS, Eric PORTMAN, Anna POLLOCK, Tyrone POWER, Dorita Y PEPE, Joan PLOWRIGHT, Val PARNELL, Derek QUINN, Beryl REID, Terence RATTIGAN, Vanessa REDGRAVE, Michael REDGRAVE, Corin REDGRAVE, Edmundo ROS, Denise ROBINS, Paul ROBESON, Penelope REED, Nancy SPAIN, Robert SEWELL, Ronald SHINER, Victor SILVESTER, Jean SIMMONS, Rosemary SQUIRES, John SLATER, Helen SHAPIRO, Dorothy TUTIN, Sybil THORNDIKE, David TOMLINSON, Ann TODD, Malcolm VAUGHAN, Marty WILDE, Emlyn WILLIAMS, Irene WORTH, Elizabeth WELCH, Diana WYNARD, Chester WILMOT, Mat ZETTERLING and Doris ZINKEISEN (1)
Lot 124
Bell (James Mackintosh). The Wilds of Maoriland, 1st ed., 1914, colour and b & w plates, two folding maps, library stamp to verso of title and verso of some plates, orig. gilt dec. cloth, a litle fraying to head and foot of spine, 8vo, together with Reid (R.C.), Rambles on the Golden Coast of the South Island of New Zealand, 1st ed., 1886, twenty litho. plates including four coloured plates of ferns, decorated endpapers, orig. pictorial cloth, rubbed and marked, folio, plus Baughan (B.E.), Glimpses of New Zealand Scenery, Auckland, [1922], b & w plates, orig. cloth, slightly rubbed, 8vo, together with others by Baughan including Mt. Egmont (1929), Uncanny Country (1927), Forest and Ice (1912), The Finest Walk in the World (1913), all mixed eds in orig. wrappers, plus Lowth (Alys), Emerald Hours in New Zealand, Christchurch, [1907], b & w photo. plates, orig. cloth, rebacked with new endpapers, 4to, plus other New Zealand mountaineering books (14)
Lot 355
Harrer (Heinrich). Seven Years in Tibet, 1st English ed., 1953, signed by the author, colour frontis., b & w illusts. from photos, orig. cloth in slightly fraying dust-wrapper, together with I Come from the Stone Age, 1st English ed., 1964, colour and b & w plates, orig. cloth in dust-wrapper, and The White Spider: The Story of the North Face of the Eiger, 1st English ed., 1965, b & w illusts, orig. cloth in dust-wrapper, plus Bell (Charles), Portrait of the Dalai Lama, 1st ed., 1946, colour frontis., numerous b & w photo. plates, orig. cloth, dust-wrapper with some minor edge fraying, all 8vo, plus two others written by Harrer comprising Return to Tibet (1984) and Lost Lhasa (1992) Neate H38-H41. (6)
Lot 433
A GEORGE III OAK LONGCASE CLOCK, the brass dial with silver chapter ring with central subsidiary seconds dial, the chapter ring flanked by pierced spandrels, the arch with dolphin spandrels and a figure of `Old Father Time`, with a two-train movement striking on a bell, the flat topped hood with turned columns and gilt fittings above a conforming trunk door, 88" high
Lot 434
A GEORGE III OAK AND MAHOGANY CROSSBANDED LONGCASE CLOCK, the silvered dial signed `Saml. Olliver, Tonbridge`, with silvered chapter ring and subsidiary seconds dial and inner date dial, the arch with a strike/silent dial, the hood with arch top surmounted by three turned finials, with a tall trunk door with central shell inlay, on conforming base, with an eight-day two-train five pillar movement, striking on a bell, 88" high
Lot 435
A GEORGE III OAK LONGCASE CLOCK, the white painted dial signed "Geo. Smith, Huntly", with Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds and date dial, the arch decorated with a spray of fruit, with an eight day two train movement striking on a bell, the hood with swan-neck pediment, central eagle and ball finial, the trunk with a tall door, 86" high
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