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Lot 145
Ten Beswick and four Royal Albert Beatrix Potter figures with brown printed marks to base, (see website for full listing and condition report) (14) Condition report and listing: No damage or restoration unless stated. Beswick figures (all with brown printed marks) Mrs Ribby Mrs Tiggy Winkle Hunca Munca Sweeping Mr Jackson Old woman who lived in a shoe Mrs Rabbit and Bunnies Jemima Puddleduck Tom Thumb Mrs Rabbit Poorley Peter Rabbit Royal Albert Pigling Bland Foxy Whiskered Gentleman Benjamin ate a lettuce leaf Appley Dappley (minor paint flakes to blue)
Lot 1517
Three Beswick horses, comprising a brown gloss huntsman`s horse, model No. 1484, a brown gloss Imperial horse, model No. 1557, and a palomino gloss lying foal, model No. 915 (last two with faults), together with a Royal Doulton horse and a foal (foal missing one leg), and a model of a cow (faults).
Lot 1562
A large Royal Doulton character jug `North American Indian`, D6611, a small Royal Doulton character jug `Dick Turpin`, D6535 and a group of ceramics, including five Beswick Beneagles Scotch Whisky decanters, four still sealed, and a Royal Doulton lying Siamese cat, model No. `1559` (some faults and restoration).
Lot 1588
Two Beswick Beatrix Potter`s figures with gold oval backstamps, comprising `Jemima Puddleduck` and `Mr Jeremy Fisher`, three Beswick Beatrix Potter`s figures with dated brown line backstamp, comprising `Tailor of Gloucester`, `Ribby` and `Mr Benjamin Bunny`, and a Royal Albert figure `Tom Kitten`.
Lot 1589
Thirteen Beswick animals, comprising pheasant, model No. 1774, mouse, model No. 1678, Siamese seal point, model No. 1887 (minor nick to ear), ginger striped cat, model No. 1436, black faced sheep, model No. 1765, lollopy dog, model No. 454, praying dog, model No. 2130, Cavalier King Charles spaniel, model No. 3436, Labrador, model No. 1956, cairn terrier, model No. 2112, West Highland terrier, model No. 2038, and two pig groups, model No. 2746 (one with chipped ear).
Lot 225
A collection of medals comprising Edward VII Long Service in the Volunteer Force Medal awarded to 335 Colour Sargent G Houlden of the 3rd Volunteer Battalion The Cheshire Regiment, a George VI Defence Medal, a Queen Elizabeth II Coronation Medal dated 1953, a George V Medal commemorating his coronation, a George VI Coronation Medal for Knutsford, two British Red Cross Medals, a Service Beyond Self Medal, a white metal and red enamel WVS Civil Defence badge, a silver gilt Manchester Coal Exchange Medal awarded to Thomas Beswick President 1929, with fifteen years service for National Savings awarded to County Alderman T Beswick and an embroidered royal coat of arms with a gold bullion tassel
Lot 254
Charles Edmund Brock RI (1870-1938) - twenty five original drawing for Cranford by Elizabeth Cleghorn Gaskell, published by J M Dent & Company of London in 1904, the twenty-five pen, ink and watercolour drawings together with the title page all in oval mounts, all of the watercolour drawings are either initialled or signed and dated by C E Brock, size of individual drawings 30x24.5cm, titles to include `The Title Page`, `She Brought The Affrighted Carter...Into The Drawing Room`, `Endeavouring To Beguile Her Into Conversation`, `A Magnificent Family Red Silk Umbrella`, `You Must Give Me Your Note Mr Dobson If You Please`, `We Gave Her A Teaspoonful Of Currant-Jelly`, `Confound The Woman!`, `I Made Use Of The Time To Think Of Many Other Things`, `Smiling Glory...And Becoming Blushes..`, `What Do You Think Miss Mattie?`, `Slaughterous And Indiscriminate Directions`, `Standing Over Him Like A Bold Dragoon`, `I Went To Call Miss Mattie`, `Oh Sir! Can You Be Peter?`, `Meekly Going To Her Pasture`, `Mr Holbrook...Bade Us Goodbye...`, `Please Ma`am He Wants To Marry Me Off - Hand`, `Miss Mattie And I Sat Assenting To Accounts`, `Mister Mulliner`, `Afraid Of Matrimonial Reports`, `Now What Colour Are Ash Buds In March?`, `With His Arm Around Miss Jessie`s Waist`, `The Temptation Of That Comfortable Armchair Had Been Too Much For Her`, `Asked Him To Take Care Of Us`, `Would Stretch Out Their Little Arms`, all in contemporary green folder. Accompanying this lot is a letter from J M Dent & Sons Ltd of London to Mr T Beswick Esq of The Croft, Legh Road, Knutsford, Cheshire regarding copyright in the Brock illustrations and a cut-out from a newspaper dated 1990. Accompanying this lot is a copy of Cranford by Elizabeth Cleghorn Gaskell, printed by J M Dent & Co of London 1904, with twenty-five coloured illustrations by C E Brock, bound in pale green cloth with gilt lettering and decoration (illustrated)
Lot 255
A pencil drawing of Elizabeth Cleghorn Gaskell, inscribed EC Gaskell in memorium May 15th 1838, mounted in an oval mount with an ink inscription Mrs Gaskell drawing 1838, framed and glazed, 25x20cm, inscribed verso, Mrs EC Gaskell 1838 (by Miss J Adams?), Provenance: this picture was once in the collection of a Mr T Beswick a prominent coal merchant who lived at The Croft, Legh Road, Knutsford. Elizabeth Gaskell was born on 29th September 1810 in Chelsea, London, in her childhood she was sent away to live with her mothers sister Hannah Lumb in Knutsford, Cheshire, her famous novel Cranford was based on her early life experience of Knutsford, she later lived in Manchester where she married William Gaskell, she lived in Manchester for many years and was friends with some of the most famous authors of her time. This lot is accompanied by some research (illustrated)
Lot 1039
Amy Beswick (20th century) - pair, depicting an Eastern lady preparing food within a bamboo hut, oil on canvas, signed and dated 1959, 44x33cm, North African boy holding a lantern and basket within ornate carved doorway, oil on canvas laid on board, signed, dated 31st/1st/(19)59, 49x38cm (illustrated)
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