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An oak lecturn with blind tracery over a stepped and moulded plinth base, 89cm wide, 70cm deep, 114cm high

An oak lecturn, with blind gothic tracery on a moulded plinth, 92cm wide x 40cm deep, 117cm high

A rare Chinese archaic bronze ritual wine vessel, Zun, late Shang/early Western Zhou dynasty, 12th-10th century B.C., crisply cast in high relief with pairs of kui, dragons, taotie masks and scrolls on a detailed leiwen ground, the lower bowstring band with cruciform aperture which is 'blind' on the opposing side, flanked by scrollwork flanges, bas-relief cast pictographic mark to the underside of the foot, green-grey patina with some occasional malachite green and cuprite encrustation, 35.5cm high, split to baseLiterature:Compare two similar Zun vessels sold by Christie's, New York, 'Fine Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art Part II', 13 - 14 September 2012, Lot 1226 and Sotheby's, New York, 'Chinese Art Through the Eye of Sakamoto Goro: Early Chinese Art', 13 September 2016, lot 12.A similar zun with the taotie mask featuring intaglio decoration, in the Arthur M. Sackler collection is illustrated in Robert W. Bagley, Shang Ritual Bronzes in the Arthur M. Sackler Collections, Cambridge, 1987, vol. 1, pl. 46; and another in the National Palace Museum, Taipei, is published in Shang Ritual Bronzes in the National Palace Museum Collection, Taipei, 1998, pl. 56.

A Chinese two-colour cinnabar lacquer quatrefoil-shaped box, Qianlong period, the cover carved in high relief with a peony tree and rockwork on a blind fret-work grey-green ground, the sides of the cover with blind fret-work, 7.5cm wideProvenance:Remnants of John Sparkes Ltd. label to base.

An early 20th century French quarter repeating carriage alarm clock, by Le Roy & Fils, Palais Royale, with corinthian column case and blind fret work panels to the sides and back, movement striking on a gong with silent / sonnerie selector to the underside, height 7in.

A George III mahogany settee, of wingback form with blind fret carved squared legs, W.5ft6in. D.2ft10in. H.3ft1in.

A Late 19th Century Blind Carved Rectangular Framed Wall Mirror, 59cm high

A late Victorian walnut square envelope card table with baize lined folding top, circular wells to leaves, fitted one narrow frieze drawer with blind fret carving, on turned leaf capped and splayed legs and castors, with scroll moulded X-pattern stretcher, 21ins square x 30ins high, and an Edwardian mahogany oval two tier occasional table inlaid with stringings and crossbandings, the top inlaid with oval paterae, on square legs with splayed toes, 26.5ins wide x 18.5ins deep x 28ins high

A late Victorian dark mahogany finish cylinder top bureau, the cylinder carved with scroll, leaf and floral ornament, opening to reveal pigeon holes, five small drawers and pull-out leather lined writing surface, fitted two short and one long drawer carved with blind fret ornament, on carved leaf capped moulded legs with leaf capped scroll toes, 51ins wide x 27ins deep x 45.5ins high

Late 19th or early 20th Century mahogany pedestal torchere, the square moulded top above a blind fretwork decorated tapering columm and square moulded plinth base

Set of six tiles by Malkin Edge & Co. of various games including croquet, chess, cricket, marbles, skittles, Blind Man's Buff, 6ins square each (a/f)

John Piper, 'Saints', colour lithograph 1975, signed and numbered from the edition of 90 with publishers blind stamp. H.83cm, W.77cm

The Case of Ireland's being bound by Acts of Parliament in England, Stated by William Molyneux. [Dublin], No publisher, Printed in the Year 1719. 12mo. pp. [xi], [i], blank, 102. Contemporary full tan calf, raised bands, blind stamped decorative border. Front free endpaper and upper cover no longer attached.

Le Diable Boiteux: or, the Devil Upon Two Sticks. Volume the Second by Alain René Le Sage. London, Printed for J. and R. Tonson, MDCCXLI [1741]. Seventh edition. Volume two only. 12mo. pp. [vii], [i], blank, 288, [xvi], index. Frontispiece and six full page illustrations. Contemporary ownership inscription on front pastedown endpaper. Contemporary full brown calf with blind stamped decorative border, raised bands, red leather label lettered gilt on spine. A couple of brown spots in the text, chipped with slight loss at head of spine, corners bumped, lower cover slightly rubbed, a few marks to upper cover.

The Book of Common-Prayer and Administration of the Sacraments, and other rites and ceremonies of the Church, according to the use of the Church of England; together with the Psalter or Psalms of David, pointed as they are to be sung or said in churches. And the Form and Manner of Making, Ordaining, and Consecrating of Bishops, Priests, and Deacons. London, Printed by Charles Bill, and the Executrix of Thomas Newcomb deceas'd, Printers to the Kings and Queens Most Excellent Majesties, 1691. 8vo. Unpaginated. [approx. pp. 500]. Additional illustrated title-page and 61 illustrations (states 64, probably incomplete). Ownership inscription on final blank page of the text. Contemporary dark brown leather with blind stamped decorative design, raised bands. Leaves ruled in red. Modern endpapers. A couple of small tears to illustrations neatly repaired, rebacked, spine and covers extremely rubbed, corners worn with slight loss.

Tables of Ancient Coins, Weights and Measures, Explain'd and Exemplify'd in several Dissertations by [John Arbuthnot]. London, Printed for J. Tonson, MDCCXXVII [1727]. First edition. 4to. pp. [xiv], 327. 18 tables, one folding. Contemporary full brown calf with gilt ruled borders and blind stamped decorative design, raised bands, gilt decorated spine, red leather label. Covers rubbed and scuffed, gilt lettering no longer evident, gilt decoration on spine partially rubbed away, front free endpaper loose, small stain to rear endpapers.

Vita Pontificum Romanorum, 1600. [A History of the Popes]. Contemporary full brown sheep with blind stamped decorative design on upper cover, raised bands, handwritten label on spine. Portrait illustrations in the text. Lacking title-page, several leaves torn with partial loss, damp staining and foxing to leaves, covers rubbed with horizontal split at head of spine, old worm holes to margins affecting most leaves.

Arts and crafts oak dentist cabinet, incorporating graduating drawers, fall front with tiled surface, glazed cabinet, blind cabinet and single frieze drawers, height 172cm, width 78cm, depth 35cm

MARK JACOB LONDON LONGCASE CLOCK, George I walnut cased with blind fretwork and turned columns to the hood, approx 241cm H x 52cm x 26cm D. (with faults)

PABLO PICASSO 'Le dormeur', hand coloured pochoir and lithograph, 1975, stamp signature with publisher's blind stamp, limited edition 2000 with numbered label verso, 48cm x 60cm, framed and glazed.(Subject to ARR - Please see Buyers Conditions)

A collection of over 40 Odhams Ship Blind English classic

A pencil signed limited edition print 320/500 entitled September by Helen Bradley (1900-1979) with The Fine Art Trade Guild blind stamp published by Miss Carter Publications Manchester 1973

CONTINENTAL BLOCKADE: On 16th May 1806, England declared the blockade of all French coasts on the Atlantic Ocean, North Sea. In retaliation, Napoleon signed the Berlin decree, 21st November 1806, declaring the British islands under continental blockade. The English responded with the decree signed by King Georges III, referred to in the present letter, 11th November 1807, obliging any neutral vessel to pay rights to the British customs, and a month later Napoleon signed the Milan decree stating that any vessel paying such rights to the British would be considered an enemy and would be arrested. An excellent selection of five documents related to the continental blockade, comprising GEORGE III (1738-1820) King of the United Kingdom 1760-1820. D.S., George R., at the heading, one page, large folio, St-James´s Court, 13th April 1808, to Lubbock & Co. The partially printed document, signed by George III as King, is a Royal patent permitting for six months that their vessels could move from Cadiz, Ayamonte and Sanlucar in Spain, to London´s port, with the wine and other cargoes authorized to be imported according to the 11th November 1807 decree, and won´t be affected by the blockade which only applies vessels with weapons and war material cargoes. Countersigned by Robert Jenkinson, 2nd Earl of Liverpool (1770-1828) British Prime Minister 1812-27, and Secretary of State for war 1809-12. The document bears to the front a paper seal affixed and a blind embossed seal. With blank integral leaf. Few small tears to the edges, not affecting text or signatures. Together with MORTIER EDOUARD (1768-1835) Marshal of France, Duc de Treviso. Prime Minister of France 1834-35. Four very good Ls.S., Mortier, eleven pages in total, 4to, Lille, Schwerin and Anclam, between 15th November and 20th December 1806, to General Michaud. The first letter includes a six lines annotation in Mortier´s hand. In his capacity as Commander of the 8th corps of the Grande Armée, Mortier orders Michaud to accelerate the troops´ march in order to join him earlier and states in part `..the Prussian corps have no hope of being rescued…if they misunderstand the situation and refuse to accept our conditions, they will have to understand that no capitulation will be offered and that we will have no care towards them..´ further forwarding the Emperor orders `on the main road towards Bremen, take possession of that city in the name of H.M. The Emperor of the French and King of Italy ,instruct that justice will be given and taxes received in his name. He will sequester all English warehouses..´ and Mortier annotates in his hand `You will make your troops stop and sleep in Hannover.. I will join the 8th Corp at Ulzen. I intend to cross the Elbe the 18th or 19th… Colonel Clement must keep his mission secret.´. In the second letter Mortier states in part `According to the orders I have received from H.M. the Emperor, all kinds of communication with England must be defended, all English goods, whoever they belong to, must be confiscated, and all English arrested and sent to France. The navigation on the Elbe and Weser rivers forbidden to any nation..´. Mortier insists once more on Napoleon´s orders on the third letter and states `The Emperor orders repeat and insist on the strict execution of his decree related to the continental blockade … His Majesty´s wish is that no English cargo can go through Altona, nor Hamburg, nor any other location…No English good, nor colonial ones can go through, All letters to England, written by English, must be confiscated..´ In the last two letters Mortier keeps on sending the orders received by Napoleon, all related to the continental blockade. VG, 5   £1000-1500     

[PRISONER EXCHANGE 1790]: Rare D.S., Niou, one page, folio, London, 27th December 1790, to Captain Radiguet. The partially printed document, bearing at the head a British blind embossed seal of the Prisoners of War department, is entitled `By the Commissioners for conducting His Majesty's Transport Service, and for the Care and Custody of Prisoners of War´ and states in part `These are to certify that M. Radiguet, Captain of French Land forces, taken Prisoner in Ireland, has been released from parole at Lichfield in England and permitted to return to France, upon his having entered into an engagement not to serve against Great Britain, or any Allies, until he shall be regularly exchanged for a British prisoner of war, of equal Rank..´ Boldly signed at the base by Joseph Niou in his capacity as Commissair of the French government in England, and by British war department representatives. Also bearing to the verso the Captain Radiguet´s personal description, including rank, age, stature, hair, eyes, wounds, etc.. With a French Republic red wax seal to the lower left corner of the document. Folded VG £100-150Joseph Niou (1749-1823) French naval Engineer, Politician and Deputy during revolution. He voted at the Convention in favour of the King´s execution.

CLEMENT XII : (1652-1740) Pope of the Roman Catholic Church 1730-40. Clement XII started the construction of the Trevi Fountain. Rare L.S., L. Card. Corsini, one page, 4to, Rome 9th December 1713, to Signore Gaetano Galletti in Firenze, in Italian. Clement XII, in his capacity as Cardinal in charge of the Church Treasury, refers to an amount of money which will be paid in Florence and he will have to receive in Rome, and asks his correspondent about the amount he is still owing, stating `..in order to know how I can handle this..´ Letters signed by Clement XII are extremely rare, in part because he was one of the oldest men to be elected Pope when he was 78 years old and failing eyesight, soon after blind. With blank address leaf, bearing remnants of former seal and a blind embossed seal. A large tear to the blank leaf as a result of the letter opening. Folded, with a light water stain not affecting the signature. G £300-400

DAUDET ALPHONSE: (1840-1897) French Novelist. An interesting and lengthy A.L.S., Alphonse Daudet, three pages, small 8vo, Paris, 25th May 1877, to his editor Michaëlis, in French. Daudet asks his correspondent to cancel the contract signed and states in part `I will not be able to achieve such an effort and produce regularly such number of serials in time.. I do not want to be negligent with my work only to accomplish what has been agreed on contract. My fault has been to be a scrupulous artist too late; but you must forgive an unfortunate roman writer…with his mind full of his heroes, giving them his logic and his common sense, not keeping any for him…´ He further makes a proposal in order to start a new deal with future works, indicates he will cover all expenses and states `I am determined not to make premature profits with the Nabab and wait until the right time will come..´ Together with François Bravay (1817-1874) French Deputy. The Nabab role is based on Bravay, a "nouveau Riche" who went into bankrupt and moved to Alexandria where he managed to get close to the Viceroy Saïd Pacha and made a fortune before returning to France, where he quickly again spent his fortune, a big-spender who finished his life blind and bankrupted. A.L.S., three pages, 12mo, [1866] to M. Varin, in French. VG £300-400Although Daudet points out in the present letter that he will not produce the serials, Nabab was finally published as serials from July to October 1877 and would be further published by Charpentier and adapted to playwright in 1880. Le Nabab (1877), "The Nabob" in English. This Daudet´s romance is one of the most highly finished of the author's works.

GRAWITZ ERNST-ROBERT: (1899-1945) German Physician in Nazi Germany during World War II, present in Adolf Hitler's Fuhrerbunker towards the end of the war. D.S., Grawitz, one page, 4to, Babelsberg, 16th February 1945, in German. The partially printed document, on the printed stationery of the President of the German Red Cross, featuring the Nazi Eagle and Swastika, appoints Ulrich Pusch to be a District Guide with immediate effect. Signed by Grawitz at the foot alongside a blind embossed seal. A few very minor faults to the edges, not affecting the text or signature, otherwise VG £250-350

GÖRING HERMANN: (1893-1946) German Political & Military Leader of the Nazi Party. A very good and clean D.S., `Hermann Göring´, one page, folio, the Führer Headquarter, Berlin, 28th March 1944, in German. The attractive partially printed document bears at the heading a gilt German eagle perched upon a swastika, the printed text stating "In the name of the German people, I give to Professor Walter Kersting [the name being in typed letters], the retirement, at the Führer Head Quarter, the 28th March 1944, given by the Führer", with a Hitler´s stamped signature beneath. Signed in bold black ink at the base of the document by Göring. Also bearing a large blind embossed seal with the German eagle perched upon a swastika. With blank integral leaf. Folded. EX £600-900

[ALFONSO XII OF SPAIN]: (1857-1885) King of Spain 1874-85. Died at the very early age of 27. D.S., `Yo el Rey´, two pages, folio, Palacio, 20th October 1880, in Spanish. The partially printed document bears the heading Don Alfonso XII, Constitutional King of Spain, and is the appointment of Juan Lopez Lomo as first class Knight of the military merit, for his services given during the besiege of Pamplona. The document bears a blind embossed seal of King Alfonso XII alongside his stamped signature. Countersigned at the base by Jose de Echavarria. With three additional countersignatures to the second page, alongside green ink stamps from military departments of Andalucia. With blank integral leaf. Accompanied by a contemporary 2 x 4 cabinet photograph of a young King Alfonso XII in a head and shoulders pose. Folded. With few very small stains not affecting the signature, otherwise VG £100-150

[ALFONSO XIII]: (1886-1941) King of Spain 1886-1931. D.S., `Yo el Rey´, two pages, folio, Palacio, 20th June 1920, in Spanish. The partially printed document bears the heading The King, and is the appointment of Luis Canbot y Rubio as Lieutenant of artillery. The document bears a blind embossed seal of King Alfonso XIII alongside his stamped signature. Countersigned at the base by the Minister of war Luis de Marichalar y Monreal. With three additional countersignatures to the second page, alongside ink stamps from military departments of Barcelona. With blank integral leaf. Accompanied by an unsigned contemporary 4 x 6 cabinet photograph in very fine condition, the Valentin Gomez image, Madrid, showing a young King Alfonso XIII, standing, in a three quarter length pose, in uniform. With few very small stains not affecting the signature, folded, otherwise VG £100-150

FRANZ JOSEPH I OF AUSTRIA: (1830-1916) Emperor of Austria & King of Hungary 1848-1916. A good D.S., Franciscus Josephus, two pages, large folio, Vienna, 22nd January 1911, to Valdemar von Alth, in Latin. The partially printed document bears a large and attractive printed coat of arms at the heading and is the appointment of Valdemar von Alth as Consul General of Austria in Bari, Italy. Also bearing a large blind embossed seal with the Emperor´s titles and coat of arms. With blank integral leaf. EX £100-150

GEORGE II: (1683-1760) King of Great Britain and Ireland 1727-60. D.S., George R, as King, at the head, one page, vellum, oblong folio, Court at Kensington´s, 5th October 1757. The partially printed document is a military commission, appointing William Price to be an Ensign in the 25th Regiment of Foot commanded by Major General William Home. Countersigned at the foot by Robert Darcy. With blind embossed paper seal affixed. Some light overall age wear and one small hold at the centre of a fold. The King´s signature is somewhat light, although legible. G £400-500 William Home (1681-1761) 8th Earl of Home. British Governor of Gibraltar 1757-1761. Robert Darcy (1718-1778) 4th Earl of Holderness. British diplomat and politician, and Secretary of State.

GEORGE III: (1738-1820) King of the United Kingdom 1760-1820. D.S., George R, a good and bold example, as King, at the head, one page, vellum, oblong folio, Court at St. James, 14th December 1790. The partially printed document is a military commission appointing Thomas Hardyman to be Captain of `an independent Company of Foot raised for Our Service´. Countersigned at the foot by William Grenville. With a blind embossed paper seal affixed. One small ink blot close to Grenville´s signature, otherwise clean example. G £250-350Thomas Hardyman (1736-1814) William Grenville (1759-1834) 1st Baron Grenville. British Statesman. Prime Minister of the United Kingdom 1806-07

GEORGE IV: (1762-1830) King of the United Kingdom 1820-30. D.S., George PR, as Prince Regent, at the head, one page, vellum, oblong folio, Carlton House, 9th May 1811. The partially printed document is a military commission appointing David Law to be a Hospital Mate for General Service. Countersigned at the foot by Richard Ryder. With blind embossed paper seal affixed. Some light overall age wear and minor foxing, about VG £200-300 Richard Ryder (1766-1832) British Politician, Home Secretary 1809-12.

VICTORIA: (1819-1901) Queen of the United Kingdom Great Britain & Ireland 1837-1901. D.S., Victoria R I, as Queen, at the head, one page, oblong folio, Court at Saint James´s, 16th May 1853. The partially printed document is a military commission appointing Arthur Bainbrigge to be a Lieutenant in the 13th Regiment of Foot. Countersigned at the foot by Viscount Palmerston. With pale blue blind embossed paper seal affixed. VG £300-400 Arthur Bainbrigge (1832-1923) Son of General Philip Bainbrigge John Henry Temple (1784-1865) Viscount Palmerston, British Prime Minister 1855-58, 1859-65.

GEORGE V & EDWARD VIII: George V (1865-1936) King of the United Kingdom 1910-36, and EDWARD VIII: (1894-1972) King of the United Kingdom January-December 1936. Later Duke of Windsor. D.S., by both King George V ('George R.I.'), in pencil, as King at the head, and King Edward VIII ('Edward P.'), as Prince, in bold blue ink at the conclusion, two pages, folio, Court at Saint James's, 13th May 1924. The partially printed document is a British Empire military appointment, given to Major George Elliot Minchin Hogg, and bears an attractive blind embossed seal at the heading. With blank integral leaf. VG £600-900

GEORGE VI: (1895-1952) King of the United Kingdom 1936-52. D.S., George R, as King, at the head, one page, large oblong folio, Court of St. James, 30th August 1948. The partially printed document approves the appointment of Mr. G. T. MacEwan to be the Consul General in London for the Republic of San Marino. Countersigned at the foot by Ernest Bevin. With blind embossed seal. The manuscript text and signatures are just a touch faded, although perfectly legible. Some very light, extremely minor age wear, otherwise VG £150-200Ernest Bevin (1881-1951) English Politician, Foreign Secretary 1945-51

ELIZABETH II (1926- ) Queen of the united Kingdom 1952- & PRINCE PHILIP (1921- ) Duke of Edinburgh, consort of Queen Elizabeth II. D.S., Elizabeth R, as Queen, at the head, and Philip, as Grand Master, at the foot, one page, large folio, Court at Saint James´s, 15th June 1895. The printed document grants the dignity of an Ordinary Dame Commander of the Civil Division of the Order of the British Empire to Alison, Mrs Munro, CBE. With blind embossed seal. Some extremely light, very minor discoloration at the extreme edges, evidently caused by previous framing, otherwise EX £400-600Dame Alison Munro (1914-2008) High Mistress of St. Paul´s Girls School 1964-74

MOHAMMED VI OF MOROCCO : (1963- ) King of Morocco since 1999. Signed colour 9.5 x 12.5 photograph, the image showing the King Mohammed VI in a head and shoulders pose. Signed in bold black ink to the lower mount border, his name written beneath in a different hand. Accompanied by the original envelope bearing a blind seal. Together with Prince Moulay Rachid (1970- ) Younger son of King Hassan II and brother of Mohammed VI. Signed 8 x 11.5 photograph by Prince Moulay Rachid. VG £150-200

BENES EDUARD: (1884-1948) President of Czechoslovakia 1935-38 & 1940-48. T.L.S., Eduard Benes, a large and good example signature, two pages, small 4to, Paris, 12th January 1919, to Dr. Arthur Chervin, in French. The letter bears at the heading an attractive blind embossed Czech coat of arms. Benes thanks his correspondent for the greetings received, and states in part `You have been able to find the words, so flattering to our oeuvre, to our efforts, but if we have achieved such a victory it is also thanks to the devoted contribution of our friends the French, among which you were there from the first beginning.´ further saying `In your letter you mention the corridor matter. Have you been able to deal about this with the Foreign Affairs Ministry in order that they would appoint you to issue the report on this affair?..´ A large and bold black ink signature. With blank integral leaf. Folded. VG £150-200

CASTRO FIDEL: (1926- ) Cuban Prime Minister 1959-76 and President 1976- 2008. D.S., Fidel Castro Ruz, one page, folio, Presidential Palace, Havana, 31st March 1959. The typed document, in Spanish, is issued in the name of the President of Cuba and relates to the creation of a new Act (Law No. 192) following the Minister of Public Works requesting an increase in the credit allowed in his budget to ensure full implementation of the Government's plans to intensify public works, the Act stating that the budget be increased by $6,000,000.00 at the rate of $2,000,000.00 per month from April 1959. Signed at the foot by Castro in his capacity as Prime Minister and countersigned by Manuel Urrutia Lleo and Rufo Lopez-Fresquet. Castro and Lopez-Fresquet have both signed their names across blind embossed seals and the document also bears an affixed blue blind embossed seal with the two original blue ribbons. Three file holes to the left edge and a few smaller holes and minor area of paper loss to the upper left corner, none of which affect the text or signatures. About VG £500-800Manuel Urrutia Lleo (1901-1981) President of Cuba January - July 1959Rufo López Fresquet (1911 - 1983) Cuban distinguished Economist who became Castro´s first Minister of the Treasury. In 2005, Rufo Lopez-Fresquet was portrayed in the movie The Lost City (2005)

PANIN VIKTOR NIKITICH : (1801-1862) Russian Count & Minister of Justice 1841-62 under Nicholas I and Alexander II. A controversial figure who opposed to legal reforms and defended serfdom and corporal punishments. A.L.S., C.V. Panin, two pages, 8vo, Bath, 1st of November, n.y., to Monsieur d´Adelung, in French. Panin asks for his correspondent´s help to send a large parcel which has been badly packed. With a Bath blind embossed seal at the head, and with blank address leaf, bearing a Kunzel blue crown seal collection. Very small area of paper loss to the address leaf corner, otherwise VG £100-150

Laurence Stephen Lowry R. A. (1887-1976). Ferry Boats, coloured print in silvered frame. Published by Venture Prints Ltd 1972, signed by the artist in pencil, blind stamp, 33.5cm x 42cm. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Good condition. No foxing or marks to the picture.

A 19th century Chippendale style carved mahogany open armchair. With acanthus carved scrolling arms and square blind fret carved supports.

An early 19th century Chippendale style mahogany secretaire bookcase of small proportions. With open fret swan neck pediment and blind fret carved frieze, having astrigal glazed doors, ivory escutcheons and raised on bracket feet, 2m 19cm high, 74.5cm wide, 51cm deep. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Carry handle loops lacking. Some loss to the rear left foot. Very good original colour. Back boards original. The glass is hand blown 19th century cylinder glass.

Fourteen 45rpm vinyl 7" singles including Marc Bolan, Cream, The Who, The Beatles, Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd, a limited edition green vinyl Blind Melon and a promotional record, Octopus Adrenalina

Marvel Superheroes - an extremely rare collection of Limited Edition Art of iconic Comic Book Covers, Artist's PROOF SET limited edition of 29 ONLY (No 14) signed by Stan Lee with blind stamp, Thor, Wolverine, Spider-Man, Iron Man, Captain America, X-Men, published by Glyn Washington, Washington Green Fine Art, with certificates of authenticity, release date Summer 2015 (A/P14) image sizes 61 cm x 42 cm - Est £2000 - £2500

Laurence Stephen Lowry RA (British 1887 - 1976) - a limited edition print 'Great Ancoats Street', publisher's blind stamp, signed in pencil to the margin, mounted and framed under glass, this lot has been retained in original gallery packaging following purchase - This lot qualifies for Artist Resale Rights. For further information, please visit http://www.dacs.org.uk - Est £800 - £1200

After Graham Carver - a limited edition print entitled The Long Day Closes - Wharfedale North Yorkshire, issued in a limited edition of 327 of 500, bearing blind stamp lower left, signed by the artist in pencil to the margin lower right, mounted and framed under glass, image size 29cm x 61cm

A cream painted serpentine fronted Console Table with single drawer, blind fretwork decoration, lower tier and standing on square legs terminating in spade feet, 42" wide x 18 3/4" deep x 33 3/4" high.

A George III style mahogany silver table, with a blind fret carved frieze, raised on cluster column legs and joined by a stretcher, 82cm wide

An 18th century style carved mahogany silver table, with blind fret carved frieze above spindle cluster legs joined by a stretcher, 68cm wide

A 9CT GOLD CHAIN SUSPENDING AN AMETHYST COLOUR ROTATING BLIND SEAL, A SILVER CHAIN SUSPENDING A SMOKY QUARTZ PENDANT, A SILVER CHAIN WITH A MACINTOSH DESIGN PENDANT AND ONE OTHER NECKLACE (4)

A GEORGE III SILVER CREAM JUG of baluster form, the body decorated with repousse flowers and a blind cartouche, double "C" scroll handle, raised on domed circular foot, London 1770, 60g.

AFTER DAVID SHEPHERD CBE, FRSA, FGRA (1931-) "Just Cats", a limited edition colour print, signed in pencil, 600/850 with blind stamps lower left, in painted wood frame, mounted and glazed, actual image 48cm x 83cm

AFTER SIR WILLIAM RUSSELL FLINT (1880-1969) "Sarah", lady in a green dress seated on a beach", colour print, blind studio stamp lower left, signed in pencil lower right, 42 cm x 63 cm (ARR)

A 19th Century carved sycamore Burns table snuff box carved with Adventures of Tam O'Shanter depicting the lines " The Carlin claught her by the rump and left poor Maggie scarce a stump", also decorated with seated dogs and fish (a reference to the Bridge over the Doon - these boxes are variously attributed to Blind Jack of Edinburgh or Glasgow or Ayrshire - certainly Scottish), 16 cm x 8 cm x 6 cm

A 20th Century Chinese octagonal topped coffee table in the Chippendale taste with black lacquered chinoiserie decoration above the moulded edge with blind fretwork carving to the sides, raised on four legs united by an X stretcher, 68.5 cm wide x 40 cm high

Eric Sturgeon, 'Golden Hill, Shaftesbury', signed in pencil and blind stamped, colour print, I.48 x 68cm.

Gron Edwards signed Norwegian Patrol hardback book. Signed on the inside title page by the author. Gron' Edwards joined the RAF in 1936 on a Short Service Commission and went solo on his eighteenth birthday. After gaining his wings he joined No 233 General Reconnaissance Squadron of Coastal Command based at Thornaby in Yorkshire. The aircraft he flew was the Avro Anson, a small twin engine aircraft that was originally designed for civilian use but had been hastily modified with the addition of two machine guns and a 280lb bomb load. Before the outbreak of war the squadron was moved to Leuchers. Early in 1939, Coastal Command crews were ordered to ferry some Blenheim twin-engined bombers to Middle East Command and Gron was selected as a navigator for the flight to Egypt. Upon landing in Egypt they found that they had set a record time of 33 hours, 3 hours less than Imperial Airways. 233 Squadron were re-equipped with the Lockheed Hudson, a larger aircraft that enabled reconnaissance patrols along the Norwegian coast. In April 1940, as they were approaching the Norwegian coast, Gron spotted a Heinkell 115. He attacked from astern and damaged the aircraft. Although very nearly flying into the sea. Patrols continued, searching for German capital ships hiding in the Fiords. During the first five months of the Norwegian campaign 233 Squadron suffered 35% casualties, even 50% on one shipping strike. Gron was awarded the DFC for his part in this operation. After becoming short-sighted and night-blind Gron was given a brief respite and then posted to the Navigational School at Cranage in Cheshire and a little later qualified as a Specialist Armament Officer. In September 1944 he sailed for Bombay and then travelled overland to Maniur, 500 miles north-east of Imphal. Gron took the job of Armament Officer of No 221 Group, a close-support fighter bomber group of about 20 squadrons attached to the 14th Army. With the Japanese in retreat the group moved to Indianggye in Burma. Gron commanded the RAF advance party. During his service there he was Mentioned in Despatches. Good Condition. All signed items come with our certificate of authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.95, EU from £4.95, Overseas from £6.95. We can ship a 30kg box in UK next day delivery insured up to £100 for £10 which will combine most multiple orders.