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Good quality reproduction oak blind panelled, moulded wall unit.(B.P. 24% incl. VAT)

Mid 20th Century oak linen fold single door, blind panelled pot cupboard, together with a reproduction mahogany finish, bow fronted narrow chest of five drawers, on a platform base.(B.P. 24% incl. VAT)

AFTER FREDERICK WILLIAM BURTON (1816-1900). 'The Blind Girl at the Holy Well.' Oils on canvas. 30" (79cm) high x 23.5" (60cm) wide. (1) Attached to the reverse of the canvas, the original canvas was signed, 'W.C. Nixon, no. 2. 1845.' Indistinctly visible lower left through the new lining.

A GOOD GEORGE III PERIOD MAHOGANY CHEST ON CHEST. Dentil moulded cornice above a blind fret frieze. Three long and two short drawers, flanked to either side with fret carved canted corners. Raised on a base with three long drawers and ogee bracket feet. 48" (122cm) wide. (1)

A BLIND FRET CARVED OAK BEDROOM SUITE OF 3 PIECES, VIZ A MIRROR DOOR WARDROBE WITH DRAWER BELOW, A DRESSING TABLE WITH CIRCULAR MIRROR AND A CHEST OF TWO SHORT AND TWO LONG DRAWERS, ON SPIRAL SUPPORTS

Lawrence Stephen Lowry (1887-1976), Level Crossing, Burton-on-Trent, 1961, lithograph, signed in pencil and with Fine Art Trade Guild Ltd and letter to number blind stamps to margin, No. 640/850 (heavily faded), 40.7cm x 57cm

Large print - The great white tiger by Anthony Gibbs. Signed in pencil with blind stamp

Large print - Evening on galana by Anthony Gibbs. Signed in pencil with blind stamp

FRANCIS BACON 'George Dyer Staring at Blind Cord', lithograph, 1966, printed by Maeght, 33cm x 25cm, framed and glazed.

19th century Mahogany Side Table with Blind Fretwork Frieze raised on square tapering legs terminating in swept paw feet united by a central shaped cross-stretcher with applied circular stand, 61cms long

A limited edition print 453/500 by L.S. Lowry R.A entitled 'Man Taken Ill' with blind stamp for the fine art trade guild, published by Adam Collection Ltd.,

GLENGOYNE 30 YEARS OLDActive. Dumgoyne, Stirlingshire. 70cl, 43% volume, in wooden box with roller blind front. CONDITION REPORT: Very good.

After Sir William Russell Flint, (1880-1969) limited edition print No.633-850, Fine Art blind stamp, 40 x 66cm, gilt frame

A GEORGE III CHIPPENDALE STYLE MAHOGANY CAMELBACK THREE SEATER SETTEE with serpentine shaped front rail and scrolled arm supports; standing on blind fret carved square chamfered legs, joined by pierced stretchers and fretted corner brackets 190cm wide 98cm high 70cm deep.ConditionIn good sound condition having been repolished. The upholstery has been replaced and is worn in places.

RUSSELLS Ltd, 10 EXCHANGE ST. MANCHESTER A FINE EARLY 20th CENTURY MAHOGANY CASED WEIGHT DRIVEN QUARTER CHIMING GRANDMOTHER CLOCK the case having an arched top hood with blind fret decoration and reeded columns, on slim trunk with inlaid hinged door flanked by reeded canted corner on box base and splayed bracket feet. The 8.5" arched silvered dial having engraved gilt filigree work decoration and gilt Arabic numerals, the arch having Chime/Silent dial and tune selection lever at 9 o'clock reading WHITTINGHAM, WESTMINSTER and ST. MICHAEL.  Fronting a substantial weight driven eight-day movement with deadbeat escapement, and Harrison maintaining power striking the quarters on eight rods; original compensated invar rod pendulum and brass cased weights 177cm highConditionIn very nice unrestored original condition, movement is complete but needs cleaning

A GEORGE III CHIPPENDALE DESIGN MAHOGANY CARD TABLE with floral carved edge hinged top revealing a baize interior with guinea wells and candlestick stands, above a frieze drawer; standing on blind fret square chamfered legs, having double gate back legs 83cm wide 45cm deep 72cm high.ConditionIn good condition having original colour and polish.

BENEDETTO DEL CAMPO, AMSTERDAM. A MID 18th CENTURY DUTCH BURR WALNUT LONGCASE CLOCK the caddy top surmounted by three gilt finials above an arched blind fret and glazed arched door flanked by turned columns, the trunk door with D- mould edge and brass framed lenticle, canted corners to the trunk running into the base on bun feet. The 12" brass dial with moonphase to the arch above a silvered engraved Roman and Arabic chapter ring surrounded by gilt four season spandrels and wheatear engraved border, the matted centre having subsidiary seconds dial, date aperture, days of the week and alarm dial fronting an eight-day five pillar weight driven movement having latched plates Dutch strike and alarm mechanism 260cm to top of finial

 HILL ROWLAND: (1795-1879) British Social Reformer, credited with originating the basic concepts of the modern postal service, including the invention of the postage stamp, through his comprehensive reform of the postal system. A.L.S., Rowland Hill, one page, 8vo, London, 21st March 1862, to T. B. Horsfall M.P., on the blind embossed stationery of the Post Office. Hill acknowledges receipt of Horsfall's letter 'of this day's date' and remarks that 'the matter shall at once receive attention'. With blank integral leaf. Accompanied by the original envelope hand addressed by Hill and signed ('Rowland Hill') by him to the lower left corner. The envelope does not bear a postage stamp but has an 'Official Paid' postmark and bears the printed coat of arms of the General Post Office to the verso. A very light, vertical thin strip of discoloration appears at the centre of the letter, otherwise VG   Thomas Berry Horsfall (1805-1878) British Politician, Member of Parliament for Derby 1852 and for Liverpool 1853-65. Lord Mayor of Liverpool 1847-48.  

GEORGE I: (1660-1727) King of Great Britain and Ireland 1714-27. A good, bold dark ink signature ('George R') as King, on a slim oblong 8vo piece, evidently removed from the head of a document, with a blind embossed paper seal affixed and several partial lines of manuscript text to the recto and verso, making reference to officers who were to be Court Martialled. Some very light, minor age wear, otherwise VG

 VICTORIA: (1819-1901) Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland 1837-1901. D.S., Victoria R I, as Queen, at the head, one page, oblong folio, Court at Windsor, 25th March 1856. The partially printed document is a military commission appointing John Gannon to be a Regimental Quartermaster in the Land Transport Corps. Countersigned at the foot by Fox Maule-Ramsay (1801-1874) 11th Earl of Dalhousie & The Lord Panmure, British Politician, Secretary of State for War 1855-58. With blind embossed paper seal affixed. Some light overall age wear, most notable at the vertical folds, not affecting the signatures, G     

HISTORICAL: Selection of A.Ls.S. etc., by various British politicians etc., of the 19th century including Edward Smith-Stanley, 13th Earl of Derby (3; discussing a variety of subjects including potential riots in Manchester and Liverpool and the possible need to swear in additional Special Constables ‘for the protection of the well disposed & the safety & security of the Town’, reporting that ‘I had been informed….that certain handbills of an inflammatory nature had been posted up both in Liverpool & Manchester’, informing his correspondent that the Home Secretary was aware of the situation and further hoping that ‘the prudent precautions already taken may have their full & desired effect & that…..may be sufficient to bring back those misguided men to Peace & Order’ [11th March 1848] and varieties of zoological animals and birds from parts of the African continent [21st September 1849] etc.), Thomas Hamilton, 9th Earl of Haddington, Anthony-Ashley Cooper, 8th Earl of Shaftesbury (regarding the decision by the War department to ‘refuse any further consideration of the accounts’ and explaining that he does not see that ‘anything will be gained by a parliamentary movement’, 1856), John Spencer-Churchill, 7th Duke of Marlborough (paternal grandfather of Winston Churchill; regarding the question of restrictions imposed on the import of foreign cattle being removed, ‘so far as they relate to Spanish and Portuguese cattle’ and stating that this would incur risk and raise ‘considerable alarm in the public, especially in those parts of the country which have suffered so severely from Cattle Plaque’, 21st March n.y., on the blind embossed stationery of the Privy Council office), Robert Peel (eldest son of the Prime Minister), Edward Cardwell, 1st Viscount Cardwell (2; in one stating ‘I hope the Times will contain a good report of an encounter between Ld. Palmerston & myself today in the House of Commons. He objected to me as member for Liverpool & said my constituents are interested in slave trading & I ought therefore not to be on the Committee….’, 17th May 1848), William Cavendish, 6th Duke of Devonshire (briefly referring to Joseph Paxton who cultivated the Cavendish banana, the most consumed banana in the Western world, and which was named after the Duke), William Cavendish, 7th Duke of Devonshire, William Courtenay, 11th Earl of Devon etc. The majority of the letters are accompanied by the original envelopes (most also signed) and are addressed to Thomas Horsfall. Most of the letters have political content relating to Liverpool (and in some cases Ireland) and some also make reference to other prominent individuals of the time including the Duke of Wellington etc. Generally VG, 21  Thomas Berry Horsfall (1805-1878) British Politician, Member of Parliament for Derby 1852 and for Liverpool 1853-65. Lord Mayor of Liverpool 1847-48.

An Edward VII ebonised and blind fret carved bijouterie table. 24'' wide

Japanese Edo period netsuke group, carved as three blind men struggling, 5cm high

Good mahogany three train longcase clock, the 12" brass arched dial with silvered chapter ring signed Morgan, Leominster, enclosing a foliate engraved centre with subsidiary seconds dial, also with a calendar dial to the arch, the movement playing on a graduated nest of eight bells and striking the hours on a larger bell, the flame mahogany case with long door flanked by quarter fluted columns and the hood surmounted by a pierced rounded diaper cornice over a blind geometric fretwork carved pediment, 90" high (pendulum, three weights and keys) *This clock has been privately owned by the same extended family for over 100 years

Oak thirty hour longcase clock, the 12" square brass dial signed Francis Corrall, Lutterworth on the silvered chapter ring enclosing a foliate and bird engraved matted centre with subsidiary seconds dial and calendar aperture, the case with long rounded arched wavy door and the hood surmounted by a flat moulded pediment over a blind foliate fret carved frieze, 76" high (pendulum, weight and door key)

Oak eight day longcase clock with good six pillar movement, the 11" square brass dial signed William Grimes, London, the silvered chapter ring enclosing a matted centre with subsidiary seconds dial, ringed winding holes and calendar aperture, the later case with long rounded arched door and the hood with a flat moulded stepped pediment over a blind foliate fret carved frieze, 86" high, (later case) (pendulum, two brass cased weights and keys)

Oak thirty hour longcase clock, the 12" square brass dial signed John Ramsbottom, Hall Green over a Halifax moon and calendar aperture to the centre engraved with birds perched in trees and enclosed by a silvered chapter ring, the case with long moulded rounded arched door and the hood surmounted by a flat stepped moulded pediment over a blind foliate carved frieze, 78" high (pendulum and weight) *This clock is sold with a photocopied article by Brian Loomes about the Ramsbottom clockmaking family. The clock is also sold with a purchase receipt dated 14th February 1994

Oak thirty hour longcase clock, the 11" square brass dial with silvered chapter ring enclosing a foliate engraved centre signed Robert Webster, Salop, with calendar aperture, the case with long door and the hood surmounted by a pagoda top with ball and spike wooden finial over a blind geometric carved panel, 88" high (weight, no pendulum)

An early 19th century mahogany and ebony strung linen press, the top with two blind panel doors enclosing later shelving over two short and two long drawers on splay feet, h. 213 cm, w. 131 cm, d. 62 cm CONDITION REPORT: Later shelves and handles. General wear and tear.

SIX JAPANESE IVORY NETSUKE EDO/MEIJI PERIODS Variously carved as two karako arm wrestling over a table, a man with a hammer standing against a large sack, a thwarted rat catcher, a man on a giant clam, all unsigned, together with a netsuke depicting a blind man crawling on a plank, signed Tomochika, and a man cleaning his horse's hoof, signed Shokusai, 4.6cm max. (6)

After Sir Kyffin WilliamsA FarmerA limited edition print No.67/150Signed Curwen Chilford blind stamp Unframed61 x 45cm image sizetogether with "Across the straits, an autobiography, Kyffin Williams", Signed first edition

Wisden Cricketers' Almanack 1912 - 49th edition - with wrappers and original photograph, front wrapper detached with Raiserest Limited blind stamp, both wrappers having discolouring with light staining / soiling, spine having wear and tear with some losses.

A set of four F.C. Turner 'Bachelor's Hall' coloured prints of hunting scenes, glazed and framed, approximately 32x39cm together with a George Baxter (1804-1867), 'The Day Before Marriage', coloured print bearing the blind stamp, glazed and framed, approximately 38x27 cm

An African carved hardwood circular stool, together with a blind-fret carved circular table and oak elongated octagonal occasional table (3)

A Priory style court cupboard, two blind fretworked panel door cupboard flanked by turned columns to top, projecting base, two nulled front drawers over panel door cupboards, stile feet; a Priory style occasional table, short drawer to frieze. (2)

A late Victorian E.P.N.S.mounted oak canted rectangular gallery tray, centred by an monogrammed canted cartouche, scroll and baton handles, blind escutcheons to side angles, bun feet, 64cm wide, c. 1890

Beryl Cooke signed print 'the Vicars Tea Party' blind proof stamp, framed and glazed image approx 46x37cms

A Beryl Cooke signed print 'Flower Fairies' approx 40cms square blind proof print embossing, framed and glazed

Ralph Steadman (b1936), "The Sheriff", revised edition, five colour silkscreen, limited edition no 67/77, blind stamp lower right, signed in pencil by Ralph Steadman & Hunter S Thompson, glazed and framed 84cm x 119cm.

Ralph Steadman (b1936), Dr Gonzo, black and white silkscreen, limited edition no 167/700, blind stamp lower right, signed in pencil, glazed and framed 33cm x 38cm.

Ralph Steadman (b1936), Midget Rad Craziness, Fear & Loathing in Las Vegas, black and white silkscreen, limited edition no 134/700, blind stamp lower right, signed in pencil, glazed and framed 36.5cm x 21.5cm.

Gee Vaucher (b1945), "Give Us Justice...", The Art of Crass exhibition, screen/lithograph print, limited edition no 71/200, Pictures on Walls blind stamp lower left, signed in pencil lower right, glazed and framed 52cm x 53cm.

Penny, "Cops & Robins", stencil/screen print, limited edition no 39/120, Pictures on Walls blind stamp lower left, signed in pencil lower left, glazed and framed 90cm x 70cm.

After William Powell Frith, "The Railway Station", colour engraving by Blanchard, 111cm x 51cm, blind stamp lower left, signed in pencil by William Frith and Blanchard, glazed and framed 133cm x 78cm.

A white metal five way light fitting, together with a pair of matching wall lights, a black metal five way light fitting, a contemporary floor lamp, together with a window blind

A Beryl Cook signed print, Meadow Suite, pub. Alexander Gallery, signed in pencil on mount, with blind-stamp

A pair of mid century coloured etchings depicting Middle Eastern Mosques, one entitled " The Beggar's Blessing " the other " At The Mosque ", both blind stamped & hand signed, framed & glazed, 16 x 8?in. (40.5 x 22.3cm.). (2)

Derek G.M. Gardner (b. 1914) - signed limited edition colour print'Prelude to Trafalgar', signed in pencil and numbered 276/650, pub. Solomon & Whitehead (Guild Prints), c.1985, FATG blind stamp, 16¬ x 24óin., gilt framed and glazed.

A unframed oil on panel the blind fiddler in the manor of J H Ramberg 55 cm by 45 cm

After Helen Bradley (1900-1979) Blackpool Station, signed in pencil with the blind stamp for the Fine Art Trade Guild, a colour reproduction together with two further prints after the same artist and four signed and limited edition Tom Dodson prints (7)

Edward Gage Coloured screen print, numbered 8/38, signed in pencil, with a blind stamp, in a glazed frame, 45 x 60cm

Charles Johnson Payne (Snaffles) (1884-1967), Colour print, 'The Huntsman' "The 'oss loves the 'ound but I loves both", Signed in pencil lower right, Blind stamp, 42cm x 39cm, Framed and glazed

Lawrence Steven Lowry, Colour print, Two Brothers, Signed in pencil and with Fine art Trade Guild blind stamp 'BHJ',63cm x 31.5cm, Framed and glazedThis lot will be subject to Artists Resale Rights (Droit De Suite) CONDITION REPORT: Image appears clean and flat. Clear signature to the bottom right and FATG stamp to the left. The print is under museum glass. We can not ascertain if the print is laid down or not. Frame with light wear and overall ok.

Henry Greenhead, Mezzotint, Portrait of Emma Hart after George Romney, signed in pencil and with blind stamp, 53.5cm x 48.5cm, Framed and glazed, Emma Hart became Emma Hamilton, mistress to Lord Nelson, With another Greenhead print, also signed (2)

Herbert Dicksee (1862-1942), Etching, 'Baffled', Wolf pack on a cliff edge, BTO blind stamp, Published 1908,55cm x 76cm CONDITION REPORT: Image lightly browned throughout and with some light marks to the mount. Frame with minor wear.

A mahogany open bookcase with adjustable shelves and blind fretwork in good condition, 106cm height x 91cm width

AFTER SIR WILLIAM RUSSELL FLINT - Nude woman reclining, colour print, Edition 89/850, blind stamp, 17in x 23.5in

AFTER SIR WILLIAM RUSSELL FLINT - Seven Ladies at Leisure, colour print, Edition No.374/850, blind stamp, 19.5in x 27in

AFTER SIR WILLIAM RUSSELL FLINT - Seated Woman, colour print, Edition No.175/850, blind stamp, 21in x 23in

AFTER SIR WILLIAM RUSSELL FLINT - Partially Clothed Woman at a Riverbank, colour print, Edition No.512/850, blind stamp, 20.5in x 27.5in