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A "Royal National Institute for the Blind" collecting box in the form of a standing dog, wearing a collar labelled "Sweep".

Tilson (Charlotte Sophia) The Gem or The Lady's Album. Being a Miscellaneous Collection of Pieces in Prose and Verse Anecdotes, Sentiments, Reflections etc., large 8vo autograph mss. album of romantic musings on the twelve months (each month with sectional title), each section illustrated with a finely-executed ink, watercolour or pencil drawing of natural history, or figurative historical, religious, allegorical subjects, landscapes etc; pp. 307, a few blanks, custom-bound in scuffed and rubbed cream sheep with blind patterning, gilt decoration and with title stamped in gilt to cover, a.e.g. The block disbound from backstrip and stitching loosening so first two gatherings attached by a thread only. Internally sound, the colours still bright (some protective tissues remain). TILSON (1803-1892) MARRIED JANE'S COUSIN, CLERGYMAN JOHN THOMAS AUSTEN (1794-1876), IN 1832. An exceptionally fine example of a Regency lady's album, exhibiting good draughtsmanship and calligraphy (1)

Wells (H.G.) FIRST EDITION BOOKS All 8vos, original hard cloth, including: The War in the Air, 1908, London, G. Bell, 16 plates, worn pictorial cover, scattered foxing; Russia in the Shadows. London, [1920], Hodder and Stoughton, publisher's red cloth, ruled and lettered in black; Kipps. The Story of a Simple Soul, 1905, L., Macmillan and Co., adverts dated 10.10.05, original green cloth, front cover lettered in gilt and with blind panel of fruits, t.e.g.; This Misery of Boots [pamphlet], 1907, L., The Fabian Society, original pictorial green wrappers lettered in red, frayed extremities, chipping to spine head and tail; The Croquet Player: A Story, 1936, Chatto & Windus, original mottled green and black cloth; Star Begotten, 1937, C & W, dedication to Winston Churchill; Mind at the End of its Tether, 1945, Heinemann, d.j.; The Soul of a Bishop, 1917, Cassell; The History of Mr Polly, 1910, Nelson; Mankind in the Making, 1903; New Worlds For Old, 1908; God, the Invisible King, 1917; with H.G. Wells A Comprehensive Bibliography, 1966, H.G. Wells Society and The History of Mr. Wells by Michael Foot, and two others. Extremities a little bumped and rubbed, varying degrees of ware to spines (some a little faded), some foxing to edges of blocks, fair to good copies overall (17)

AFTER SNAFFLES (CHARLES JOHNSON PAYNE 1884-1967) "GOOD HUNTING! OLD SPORTSMAN", (The Gunner) hand coloured print. with embossed snaffle bit blind stamp to margin, size of central image 28cm x 20cm. Plain ebonised frame and glazed, together with "Jock and The Canadian" with blind stamps and remarques, all framed.

AFTER SNAFFLES (CHARLES JOHNSON PAYNE 1884-1967) "WIPERS" hand coloured print with ebonised snaffle bit blind stamp to margin size of central image 28cm x 20cm. Plain ebonised frame, glazed together with "La Poilu" and "Bon Voyage" all with blind sta mps and remarques, all framed.

TWO 20TH CENTURY PRINTS "Juvenile Owls", indistinctly signed in pencil, each bearing blind stamp, 43cm x 30cm mounted in stained wood glazed frames (2)

Archibald Thorburn, 'Ptarmigan'; 'Pheasants'; 'Grouse'; and 'Partridges'; a set of four, each signed in pencil and blind stamped, colour print, I.31.5 x 45.5cm.

Large Russell Flint print, number 86/850, blind stamp, framed size 31" x 37"

Richard DAVIES (1945-1991) Architectural colour litho of the reception area of the Frederick C. Robie House in Chicago, edition No. 8/125, signed lower right with Retigraphic Society blind stamp, 39" x 46" frame

MILITARY AND NAVAL FIGURES WITH IRISH INVOLVEMENTA COLLECTION INCLUDING- D'Evereux, General John, Commander of the Irish Legion in South America. ALS from Gresham Hotel I send you my sword to admire …… Also, his signature on a carte de visite, Gresham Hotel, 21 Upper Sackville Street. - Grenfell, Francis Wallace, 1st Baron, 1841 - 1925, Field Marshal, Commander-in-Chief Ireland. ALS. ALS to Mr A C Barber, sending his autograph, 1 side 8 Vo on Blind stamped letterhead The Royal Hospital Dublin. - McClintock, Rear Admiral, Sir Francis Leopold, 1819 - 1907; Significant Irish born Naval Officer and Explorer. ALS Monasterboice House Drogheda 6th May 1874 to the wife of another Irish Military figure Brigadier General LRB Oldfield.- Rose, Hugh Henry, Baron Strathnairn, (1801 - 1855) Field Marshal. 4pps ALS signed Strathnairn seeking details of a battle.- Sir Stapleton Catlon, Viscount Cambermere (1772 - 1865) Served in Ireland in 1790 and was returned from 1822 to 1825 as Commander in Chief, ALS. - Blackwood, Sir Henry (1770 - 1832) Irish born British Admiral, served with Nelson at Trafalgar, 3 page ALS.- Beresford Lord Charles (1846 - 1919) Rear Admiral MP for Waterford. widely known to the British public as Charles B and considered by many to be a personification of John Bull and was normally accompanied by his trademark a bulldog. ALS on Claridges Hotel letterhead to Lord Milner agreeing to meet at the Rhodes Trust.

A GOOD PAIR OF LARGE CHINESE HARDWOOD STANDING OPEN DISPLAY SHELVES, very heavy in weight, each with three shelves and pierced sides, the upper shelf with two drawers and blind fret carving, each 5ft 10in high x 3ft 5.5in wide x 1ft 6in high.

Records : 13 mostly rock albums incl Family, Neil Young, Clapton, Blind Faith etc, vg/exc cond covers/vinyls.

An Oriental style coffee table, two door cupboard to base, blind fretworked throughout; an Oriental style side table, shaped square top inlaid with brass, two door cupboard with fretworked panelling to base. (2)

A Chinese Chippendale display cabinet, leafy edged square plateau supported by fretworked pylon and S-form supports to pediment, pierced three quarter gallery over three shelves, display plateau to top shelf, fretworked sides, projecting base, gadrooned border, blind fretworked frieze, tapering square supports. 181cm high x 102cm wide x 40cm deep.

An Edwardian mahogany Pembroke table, canted dropleaves, single drawer to frieze, blind drawer to verso, tapering square supports, brass terminals, ceramic caster. 69cm high x 86cm x 45cm opening to 86cm.

AN EDWARDIAN SILVER TWIN HANDLED TROPHY CUP, elongated plain handles, the cup with scrolled border and engraved with ferns which surround blind cartouches, circular foot, maker Joseph Gloster Ltd, Birmingham 1910, approximate weight 14.4ozt, 449g, height approximately 23cm

A George III oak wall hanging straight front corner cabinet, with swan-neck pediment over a feather carved cornice above two twin panel doors, between canted blind fret front corners opening to reveal two serpentine shelves, 82cm wide, 119cm high, 44cm deep to the corner

2 19th century oval Prattware comports,colour transfer panels depicting Wilkie's Blind Fiddler and Highland Music, length excluding handles 30cm.

A Lionel Edwards print, Winsford Hill Looking down the Barle, signed in pencil and with the Fine Art Trade Guild blind stamp, and another, both with Alexander Gallery Bristol label, verso (2)

Ironing board and large blind

LATE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY OAK AND MAHOGANY CROSSBANDED LONGCASE CLOCK, with Halifax rolling moonphase, signed Lister and Bromley, Halifax, the 12 1/2" silvered dial with rolling moonphase and subsidiary date dial to the foliate scroll engraved centre, enclosed by scroll pierced gilt spandrels and powered by an eight day movement striking on a bell, housed in a base with swan neck pediment, blind fret carved frieze and fluted, free standing fore columns, over a long trunk door with wavy top, flanked by fluted quarter columns and raised on a conforming base with chamferred fore corners and ogee bracket feet, 90" (228.6cm) high

LATE VICTORIAN CARVED AND PIERCED DARK MAHOGANY DISPLAY/SIDE CABINET, the stooped top surmounted by a low back with three bevel edged mirrors and arched centre section, above a bow fronted cupboard with fabric lined single shelf to the mirror back interior, over and open shelf and flanked by a pair of short drawers with blind fret cut fronts and a pair of glazed cupboard doors, raised on leaf capped cabriole supports with scroll foot, 58 1/2" (148.6cm) high, 56 1/2" x 21" (143.5 x 53.3cm)

TOM DODSON (1910 - 1991) ARTIST SIGNED COLOUR PRINT Street scene with children playing in the snow Signed and with blind stamp 14" x 18" (35.6 x 45.7cm)

HELEN LAYFIELD BRADLEY (1900-1979) ARTIST SIGNED COLOUR PRINT 'Fred Walmsley's Concert Party' Signed in pencil and with blind stamp 14" x 21" (35.6 x 53.3cm)

A CIRCA 1820 OAK CASED BRASS DIAL LONGCASE CLOCK by Lewis, Llanidloes, the 11.25 ins dial set with Roman numerals and figural spandrels before a single weight pendulum driven movement striking on a bell, the single door square hood with blind fretwork decoration and reeded square door flanking columns, the trunk with reeded canted sides and long shaped top trunk door, with a plain trunk base, 193.5 cms high, 60.5 cms at its widest

AN ANTIQUE OAK COFFER, the three plank moulded edge top lifting to reveal an interior candle box, the peg joined box section with three inset panels, the lower drawer section now with blind panel, the whole raised on stile feet, 78 cms high, 120 cms wide, 59.5 cms deep

A Framed Snaffles Print depicting Point to Point Paddock, 'Oh! To Be In England Now That Aprils There' Signed in Pencil to Border and with Snaffle Bit Blind Stamp.

A Late 19th Century Japanese Shibayama Three Fold Lacquered Screen Decorated in Ivory with Courtier Figures. Pierced Top and Base Rails. Floral Blind Carving to Frame.

After Herbert Dicksee, The Crest of the Hill, monochrome print with blind stamp, published by West and Reed 1911, 44cm x 70cm.

After Lord Frederick Leighton, Garden of the Hesperides, monochrome print, pencil signed and with blind stamp, 68x84cms, foxed.

Mahogany freestanding corner cabinet, 19th century with adaptions, cavetto cornice with a blind fretwork frieze, two astragal doors enclosing three shaped shelves, the base with a moulded edge above cupboard, bracket feet, width 96cm, height 206cm.

A 19th century mahogany library bookcase, the upper section enclosed by three rectangular glazed and moulded panelled doors revealing segmented adjustable shelves to interior, the lower section enclosed by three further rectangular but blind panelled doors, 166 cm wide x 241 cm height approx

Reproduction square mahogany coffee table with a blind fretted frieze raised on square chamfered supports

J.M.W. Turner, two 19th Century engravings by Radcliffe and Willmore, each with blind stamp marks, together with a Dore unframed engraving and a framed coloured engraving, ' Covent Garden Market '

Marked with 6 characters in blind mark, 10 cm. in diameter.

A silver plated on brass model of a Labrador dog, raised on a plinth base with applied plaque to the front with inscription 'Presented To The Westland Apprentice Association In Gratitude From The G.D.B.A ( Guide Dogs For The Blind ) 1908. Measures 18cms high.

A good 1970's G-Plan minimal teak wood two tone sideboard raised on an inset plinth base having blind front cupboard doors together with a matching smaller cabinet. Measures 48cm high x 152cm wide x 47cm deep.

Early 20th century oak library table by Waring & Gillow, the rectangular top with leathercloth inset above a pair of frieze drawers, on turned tapering legs, both drawers with Gillow blind stamps, 152cm w

HOSKYN, E L: Stories of Old. A&C Black, 1912, 1st. edn. With 12 coloured allegorical maps by Lillian Tennant, each showing a historical or mythological character set within a map of the country of the story’s origin. Publishers decorative boards with colour printed panel to upper cover (chipped with small loss); small blind stamp to title page: “Presentation Copy”; covers worn; maps very clean.

LIVERPOOL:1.  MOORE, E: Liverpool in Charles the Second’s Time. Henry Young, 1899, Limited edition of 250 copies only, with Plates and Maps; 4to.Pplii, 188. Original cloth; small nick to head of spine; occasional foxing; o/w VG; 2. Brooke, R: Liverpool, As it was during the last quarter of the eighteenth century 1775 to 1800. Liverpool, J. Mawdsley,1853, 1st. Edn. With 6 plates & 3 woodcuts. 558pp; ex-libra with small blind stamp to tp & plates; original cloth; worn & chipped; o/w G; 3. Thompson, J: Liverpool & Neighbourhood In Ye Olden Time.. Liverpool, W. Potter, 1894, 126pp. Presentation copy from author to his son; original cloth gilt; covers little blotched; o/w G+; 4. Muir, R: Bygone Liverpool. Liverpool, H. Young,1913, 1st. edn. With 97 plates; 4to. original cloth gilt; VG+; 5. Liverpool Prints and Documents Catalogue.. Liverpool, Library Museum..,1908. 4to.  374pp original cloth gilt; lacking front endpaper; occasional foxing; 6. Budden, C. W: Introduction to the Ancient Churches of the Liverpool Diocese. Liverpool, 1929, 1st.  125pp, with numerous plates. original cloth; VG; 7. Muir, R: History of Liverpool, with Maps & ill. Liverpool University Press,1907, 1st. edn. With 20 Maps & plates; original cloth; occasional foxing; o/w VG.       (7)

A FIGURED MAHOGANY SIDEBOARD, IN CHIPPENDALE STYLE WITH TRELLIS PIERCED LEDGE BACK, GADROON BORDERS OVER A BLIND FRET CARVED FRIEZE, A NEST OF THREE CENTRE DRAWERS FLANKED BY END CUPBOARDS, ONE FITTED WITH TRAY SHELF AND CELLARETTE DRAWER, ON ACANTHUS CARVED CABRIOLE FRONT SUPPORTS, CLAW AND BALL FEET, 6' WIDE

A light oak Art Deco chest, the top blind drawer fitted with a mirror, and three long drawers under

A Nod is as Good as a Wink to a Blind Horse, 1971 Warner Bros. K56006, Green label with large poster. Excellent sleeve and vinyl in protective polythene sleeve.

Original vintage happiness propaganda poster published by the National Research Bureau featuring a motivational quote by the American author, political activist and lecturer Helen Keller (1880-1968): "Keep your face to the sunshine ...And you cannot see the shadows" in black letters over a bright stylised yellow sun and in white and yellow letters against a black background. Helen Keller was the first deaf blind person to earn a bachelor of arts degree. Printed in U.S.A. by the National Research Bureau, Inc., Chicago, Illinois. Excellent condition, faint staining on left margin. USA,1960s. Designer: Unknown. Size (cm):56x43

A Regency flame mahogany serpentine front double door chiffonier, having raised superstructure, blind frieze single long drawer within ionic turned columns (reduced in depth), w.107cm

A George III mahogany chest on chest, the upper half containing three short above three long drawers, within blind fret carved canted corners, the lower half containing a brushing slide above thee long drawers, on bracket feet, 103cm

A Regency mahogany bow front chest on chest, with a blind fret carved frieze, containing two short, over six long drawers, on bracket feet, 127cm

'Rehearsal at Burnham Thorpe', limited edition no. 78/175 after Jonathan Trowell signed and numbered print with blind stamp 22cm x 27cm and eight other colour prints (9) Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

Pink and green gingham Roman blind with bracket and pelmet, W120cm, Fall - 105cm

A framed and glazed print signed to the margin Montaque Dawson with Arts Guild blind stamp, title, The Smoke of Battle - 65cm x 78cm - in a gilt frame

A rosewood stretcher library table with two blind drawers on twin platform supports united by a turned stretcher with later gilt decoration - Height 73cm x 130cm x 65cm

After Tom Dodson - a limited edition print by Tom Dodson entitled Back Yard II, issued in a limited edition of 518 of 850, blind stamp lower left signed to the margin by the artist lower right, mounted and framed under glass image size 45 cm x 35 cm. Estimate £100 - £150

Paragon Ware Part Tea Service, 'Country Lane' pattern , Royal Worcester cup and saucer, "Blind Pearl" pattern, Carlton Ware dish etc:- One Tray

An Ercol Oak Cloister Chair, design number 932, carved lunettes to the spindle wing back, shaped open arms, blind arcading to the apron piece.

19th century Mahogany Side Table with blind fretwork carving

A Canadian Ottawa public transport blind

An early 19th Century mahogany kneehole desk / dressing table of small proportions, the plain top with moulded edge over a central drawer and secret drawer over a recessed cupboard door, flanked by two banks of three drawers and blind fretwork decorated canted corners, to ogee bracket feet, with replacement brass handles, 92 cm wide x 68 cm high

A Carolean carved walnut framed armchair, the caned back with scrolling acanthus carved frame on barley-twist supports with pineapple finials, the swept open arms with acanthus carved scroll ends on barley-twist supports, the caned seat with blind fretwork carved scrolling foliate decoration, raised on block and barley-twist supports united by barley-twist stretchers CONDITION REPORTS Various chips, scratches, marks, small splits, small losses etc throughout. There are woodworm holes on all elements but predominantly on the wood in the seat and to the bottom of the back splat. All over general various signs of wear and tear throughout

A George III style mahogany chest, of four graduated long drawers, with blind fret carved decoration, 60 cm wide

An Archibald Thornburn print, a family of partridge, signed in pencil and with the Fine Art Trade Guild blind stamp, and another by the same, black grouse in flight (2)