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Beryl Cook signed print "The Tarzanogram" with blind stamp lower left (46cm x 49cm)

A George III oak chest of drawers with blind top drawer and lift up lid (H100 x W102 x D56cm)

Beryl Cook signed print "In the Snug" with blind stamp lower left (42cm x 46cm)

Miniature Psalter or Psalms of David (1606) with decorated initial letter and sub title. Tooled leather blind stamped decoration on boards and gilt tooling on spine

WOOD VENETIAN BLIND

Beryl Cook signed print "The Birthday Cake" with blind stamp lower left (56cm x 40cm)

A first period Worcester Blind Earl plate c1770 with painted flowers, relief moulded leaves and roses and gilded detail to the scalloped edge (19cm diameter)

Beryl Cook signed print "Bridge Party" with blind stamp lower left (41cm x 51cm)

Beryl Cook signed print "The Lingerie Shop" with blind stamp lower left (52cm x 45cm)

Eight cinema/movie posters including High Hopes, Blind Date, Johnny Dangerously, Rocketeer, etc.

After L.S.Lowry (1887-1976) - Limited edition coloured print, 'The Park', Number 39/850, Henry Donn blind stamp, 48cm 63cm

A Victorian silver card case of shaped rectangular form, engraved with strapwork, one side depicting the figure of Blind Justice, the other with a muse holding a lyre, Birmingham 1859, by Aston & son, 10cm long, approximate weight 88gms, (with receipt). 58

An Edwardian mahogany blind fret decorated two seater settee

Alexander Hermann, 20th century, a limited edition print 4/10 of Tibetan Monks, signed lover right and blind stamped, on artists stamped and embossed paper, glazed and framed, 76cm x 93cm

George III oak corner cabinet fitted single blind panel door enclosing shelves

Paul Hogarth OBE R.A., British, 1917-2001, "Gsteig", landscape, study of Swiss Alpine village with church, cows and figures, limited edition 29/150 screenprint, blind stamp, signed and titled l.r., info verso, label for Francis Kyle Gallery, 60 x 49.5cm (may be subject to droite de suite)

Paul Hogarth OBE R.A., British, 1917-2001, 'Mykonos', landscape of the idyllic Greek island with priest in Orthodox costume, other figures and windmills to background, limited edition lithograph, 49/250, blind stamp, signed and titled l.l, info verso, label for Francis Kyle Gallery, 44 x 46cm (may be subject to droite de suite)

Late Victorian Gothic style throne chair, the tracery panel back above a pad seat and upholstered arms terminating in masks, on square blind tracery legs,

Sir William Russell Flint, signed in pencil to margin, artist's coloured proof with publisher's blind stamp, river landscape, 19 x 26ins

A Georgian oak side table with single blind drawer and raised on tapering supports.

A late 19th Century Chinese Chippendale style mahogany display cabinet, the pierced pagoda canopy top surmounted with a carved floral spray over central shelves and flanked by two bar glazed side cabinets and a mirror back on a base fitted with a single frieze drawer on blind fret block legs united by an undertier and swept acanthus supports, width 121cm

Herbert Thomas Dicksee (1862-1942) - Forgotten - Highland Terrier etching signed in pencil to margin and initialed and dated 1922 in plate with blind stamp - 12" x 16" - Pub. Frost and Reed 1923

Two interesting paintings both shown at Glasgow Educational Art Union 1928 , Blind Boy by Irene Livingston and Whence Whither by Estelle Canziani A.R.B.A.

A George III Chippendale style mahogany chest on chest, late 18th century, the dentil cornice above a blind fret carved frieze with two short over three long graduated drawers all between blind fret carved canted stiles, the base with three deep drawers, raised on bracket feet, 104cm by 54cm by 182cm Reasonable condition with the exception of previous handle marks visible to drawer fronts, section of timber spliced in above the largest middle drawer above lock, patch repair bottom left hand corner of bottom largest drawer, in panels which are original are variations in colour, some splits/sections of timber missing (see images), some of the blind fret-work has been replaced around the top section and sides, general repairs/strengthening work around bracket feet which original, with key for locks 231116

An Anglo-Burmese hardwood open armchair, allover blind carved with deities, floral and foliate bands and other devices, the arm rests with dragon supports, elephant-headed front supports, 71cm by 59cm by 113cm

A mahogany eight day longcase clock, signed Fearnley, Wigan, circa 1780, swan neck pediment with inset gilt painted glass panels, blind fret border, raised quatre form panel to the base, 14-inch arched barass dial, scroll engraved centre with a seconds dial, inner date ring, moonphase in the arch and signed above, four pillar movement with a anchor escapement and striking on a bell, 244cm high 09.12.16, Hood with moulding detail missing in parts, later finials, hood with scratches and some cracks to the sides, blind fret above the trunk door with pieces missing and replaced, trunk door is bowed and cracked to the top left hand side, bottom side of the trunk door with cracks and a small piece has been spliced to the to the corner, dial is dirty and discoloured throughout, minute hand is broken, hands are rusty, movement is dirty and with rust marks to the parts, later added crutch, no pendulum and no weights.

Barrow J. : Voyages of Discovery and Research within the Arctic Regions from the Year 1818 to the Present Time, 1846. Royal 8vo. Hb. Original green blind-stamped cloth, gilt. Portrait frontis and maps. CONDITION REPORT: Binding quite worn with the spine beginning to fragment. Almost detached from text block. Capable of restoration. Textblock generally very clean and tight. Folding map at the rear is torn half-way across the central fold but with out loss. NB this is not an ex-lib copy.

A Mutrola walnut gramophone cabinet with blind fret-work hinged lid over a pair of panelled cupboard doors and raised on slender shaped supports

A 1960's mid century teak dressing table by Loughborough Furniture and retailed by Heals, London. The dressing table on squared legs with blind front drawers having triple mirror atop. Measures 125cms high x 122cms wide x 46cms deep.

A vintage 20th century / retro  guide dogs for the blind black labrador shop front collection stand. Measures 73cms high x 34cms wide x 50cms deep

A pair of silhouettes, titled BLIND BROOK and THE FIND FORRID HOICKS, 26cm by 32cm; a similar example, titled BELVOIR HUNT J.M. 1828; and two reverse prints on glass with equestrian scenes (5)

An Edwardian mahogany chest the two short and two long drawers with blind fret surrounds on bracket feet bearing retail plaque 'Foster, Cooper & Foster, Nottingham' 115cm wide

[Anon. (Compiler)] [Photograph Album of Regimental Colours] 4to calf stamped in blind and gilt-lettered 'Britain's Pride' to red spine label, containing approx. 110 tipped-in 19th century b&w and sepia photographs of British army colours and standards, some featuring soldiers on parade etc, including in India and at Portsmouth in 1888. 194 leaves numbered in pencil (several blanks), ink mss. verse from Byron's Corsair to first leaf, two photographs in old transparent pocket loosely inserted. Very rubbed and scuffed, with frayed spine hinges, lacking clasps, viewing highly recommended. This album was part of lot 489 at a Sotheby's sale of 12/07/55 (cutting from the sale catalogue pasted to first leaf). A note above the list of contents written by a former owner speculates that it once belonged to Capt. Oakes-James, and that some of the photographs were reproduced in Milne's book, offered with this lot. [With:] Milne (Samuel Milne) The Standards and Colours of the Army, from the Restoration 1661, to the Introduction of the Territorial System 1881, 1893, Leeds, Goodall and Suddick for the Subscribers, 8vo, number 47 of 200 copies, 29 plates, publisher's rubbed blue cloth gilt, upper hinge cracked. [together with:] Ross (Andrew) Old Scottish Regimental Colours, 1885, Edinburgh, William Blackwood, folio, number 157 of an unspecified edition, frontispiece and 28 chromolithographed plates, publisher's rubbed red cloth, gilt lettering, head and tail of spine bumped, corners a little frayed. [&] McNair (Robert) The Colours of the Grenadier Guards, 1870, London, 4to, 21 chromolithographed plates, original scuffed and bumped printed red boards, blue cloth spine, contents a little foxed (4). Provenance: Estate of Professor James D. Geddes.

IMPORTANT VICTORIAN AUTOGRAPH ALBUM [Bennett Family (Compiled by)] Small folio album (320 x 205mm) of approx. 200 Autograph Letters Signed, 1830s to early 20th century, mostly addressed to Sir James Risdon Bennett (1809-1891), President of the Royal College of Physicians; some to his wife and family. Early 20th century diced brown morocco, red letterpiece to spine with 'Autographs' in gilt (some edge ware only). Mostly private correspondence and notes, accepting or declining invitations etc., some evidently originally enclosed with books or other documents, the majority 1860s to 1880s; some of the most prominent personalities of the Victorian age are represented - including statesmen, politicians, doctors and physicians, (mostly non-conformist) clergymen, missionaries, travellers, artists, literary figures, journalists, and men and women of letters. Some one sheet folded so pp.4, all pasted to guards or onto approx. 83 album pages (blank pages to rear), various writing papers (some printed headers, some coloured), cards, some slips and fragments. The papers and manuscript well preserved and clearly legible in almost all examples. Significant Autographs Include: Letter conferring a knighthood on Bennett from Prime Minister William Gladstone, 10 Downing Street January 1881; George I; Queen Anne; Queen Victoria; Lord Derby; Lord Chelmsford; Robert Peel; John Campbell Gordon, Marquess of Aberdeen; Dukes of Northumberland; Lord John Russell; Samuel Wilberforce; Henry Edward Manning (Catholic Archbishop of Westminster); Charles Spurgeon; Thomas Raffles; David Livingstone; Sir William Huggins (astronomer); Sir Joseph Dalton Hooker; Sophie Bryant (née Willock, educationist and suffragist, the first woman to be awarded a DSc); Isambard Kingdom Brunel; Lord Frederic Leighton; Sir Francis Grant; Wilkie Collins; Robert Browning; Octavia Hill (housing and social reformer); Arthur Conan Doyle; Karl Blind (political refugee and author). [With:] Bennett's leather-bound 12mo passport with fold-over flap bearing ownership label: several official ink stamps, mss. notes, signatures etc., mostly c. 1835 (several pp. blank towards rear); with folded consular letters/travel documents tipped in or loosely inserted, incl. under French royal authority 1830, also for the French Empire, Belgium, German states, Italian states and the Vatican etc. Between 1833 and 1837 Bennett spent some time on the Continent with Lord Aberdeen. Viewing highly recommended (2).

THE 17th CENTURY, CIVIL WAR AND RESTORATION, A COLLECTION i) [Verstegan (Richard)] [A Restitution of Decayed Intelligence: in Antiquities. Concerning the Most Noble and Renowned English Nation], 1628, London, J. Bill, 8vo, lacking prelims and title, preserving contemporary 'Thomas Barrow' ownership inscription, engraved illustrations in the text, contemp. ink annotations and doodles, smart later purple morocco gilt, a.e.g. CIVIL WAR DECLARATION ii) Browne (John, Clerk to Parliament) Official Declaration dated November 12th 1642 on four disbound 12mo sheets commending the military service of Robert Devereux, third earl of Essex (1591-1646), and ordering his troops to muster in central London. Letterpress with woodcut vignettes and initial. Essex's forces were later to intercept the King at Turnham Green as royalists marched on London. iii) [Bowles (Edward)] Manifest Truths or an inversion of Truths Manifest containing a narration of the proceedings of the Scottish army and a vindication of the Parliament and Kingdom of England… 1646, 'Published by Authoritie', H. Overton and G. Calvert, slim 8vo, Preface (shaved at bottom with some loss) and pp.74 plus postscript with 1787 British Museum Sale Duplicate stamp to verso of title, woodcut decorations and initials, modern three-quarter calf over marbled boards iv) [Markham (Gervase)] Country Contentments or, the Husbandmans Recreation, 1649, London, W. Wilson for J. Harrison, 8vo sixth edition, pp. 118, numerous mss. notes to rear in contemporary hand, browning, soiling and staining, modern three-quarter calf over cloth boards. v) [Blith (Walter)] [The English Improver Improved or the Survey of Husbandry Surveyed…] 1653, London, J. Wright, slim 8vo, lacking prelims including engraved title, one printed title preserved; Dedication and Epistle to the Reader, pp.274 trimmed without loss and edged in red, one engraved folding plate, two full-page woodcut illustrations, later calf. vi) H[eath] (J[ames]) A Brief Chronicle of the Late Intestine Warr in the Three Kingdoms… 1663, London, W. Lee, thick 12mo, second impression, pp.864, engraved plates, leaves shaved close to text in places, lacking some index leaves to rear and original e.p.s, modern calf gilt. vii) Grotius (Hugo) De Rebus Belgicis: or, the Annals, and History of the Low-Countrey-Warrs. Wherein is Manifested, that the United Netherlands, are Indebted for the Glory of their Conquests, to the Valour of the English… 1665, London, H. Twyford, 8vo, prelims, pp.974 plus index and Errata. Lacking original e.p.s, later calf. viii) [Cavendish (Margaret, Countess of Newcastle)] The Life of the Thrice Noble, High and Puissant Prince William Cavendishe… 1667, London, A. Maxwell, first edition, pp.199, slim 4to, woodcut decorations and initials, two lines p.9 and marginal notation p.26 'redacted', Philip Barker Webb bookplate, rebacked speckled calf. ix) MARTYRDOM OF CHARLES I England's Black Tribunal. Set forth in the Tryal of King Charles I, 1703, London, H. Playford, 8vo sixth edition, engraved frontis portrait, Preface, Adverts plus pp.180, some leaves shaved close to upper edge of typeset, soiling and staining, modern calf over marbled boards. [TOGETHER WITH:] x) [Latimer (Hugh)] [Collected Sermons] [c.1549], 8vo, lacking prelims and title, dedication to Duchess of Suffolk preserved, pp.329 trimmed without loss, edges red. Woodcut headpiece and initials, later blind-tooled calf, lacking spine label [&] xi) Hutchinson (Lucy) Memoirs Of The Life Of Colonel Hutchinson, Governor Of Nottingham Castle And Town. . .With Original Anecdotes Of Many Of The Most Distinguished Of His Contemporaries And A Summary Review Of Public Affairs… 1808, London, Longman, Hurst, Rees, & Orme, 4to Second Edition, frontis. portrait, four plates and folding pedigree, xiv + pp.18 + pp.452 plus publisher's advertisement leaf, rebacked diced calf. Includes some rare tracts and pamphlets. Sold not subject to return, w.a.f. (11).

A musical clock work teddy bear, gold plush body, centre seam, glass eyes, brown pads, vertical stitched nose, remnant of label to foot, the clockwork musical mechanism plays three blind mice, approx 56cm long

A Victorian mahogany chiffonier base, sunken centre, glazed door enclosing felt lined interior flanked by radius shelving, blind fretworked frieze, shaped undertier, French cabriole forelegs.

A late Victorian mahogany and walnut mirror back sideboard, the upper section with a three part glass headed by a blind fret cornice and flanked by polished columns, above a serpentine sub section with a further blind fret panelling and two curved drawers flanked by cupboards, on squat cabriole legs with ball and claw feet, 185cm high, 183cm wide, 63cm deep.

Thomas G Appleton. Lady in a blue dress, colour print, published by Graves and bearing the blind stamp of Fiz. Signed in pencil to the margin, plate size 73cm x 53cm

An early 20thC mahogany hanging corner cupboard, of neo-classical design with a broken pedimented top above a blind fret work and plain glazed door, hinging to reveal a shelved interior with a carved under-tier, 125cm high, 44cm wide, 33cm deep.

Kersey (John). Mr Wingate's Arithmetick, ink ownership inscriptions, contemporary calf, ruled in blind, top board detached, 8vo, S.R. & R.S., 1078

John Piper, Brighton Aquatints, twelve original aquatints of modern Brighton with short descriptions by the artist, and an introduction by Lord Alfred Douglas, Curwen Press, for Duckworth 1939, landscape 4to with cloth backed marbled end boards, blind stamp Harrod's Library, boards badly rubbed, creased and a little torn.

George III oak corner cabinet fitted single blind panel door enclosing shelves

A signed coloured limited edition print after Laurence Stephen Lowry - Berwick-Upon-Tweed, signed bottom right LS Lowry with Fine Art Trade Guild blind embossed stamp bottom left, limited to 650 copies, 53 x 43cm approx (image size) in simple black frame

An Edwardian china display cabinet in the Chippendale style with blind fret detail and astragal glazed panelled door

A large early 20th century black and white print after Maud Earl showing a British and a French bull dog, signed bottom right Maud Earl, with Fine Art Trade Guild blind embossed stamp, published 1914 by Thomas Agnew & Sons, 55 x 66cm in oak frame

Gordon King, 'Caterina', signed, titled and numbered 74/850, blind stamped and further labelled verso, colour print, I.31.5 x 46cm, oval.

Gordon King, 'Contemplation', signed, titled and numbered 240/850, blind stamped and further labelled verso, colour print, I.42 x 56.5cm.

A 19thC mahogany wardrobe, the top with a blind fret cornice, above two panelled doors, enclosing shelves, the base with four drawers, lacking feet, 112cm wide Provenance: Thurlby Hall, Lincolnshire

A mahogany partners desk, in George III style, the rectangular top with a green leather insert, canted corners, above an arrangement of nine drawers to one side, three to the reverse, with two panelled doors, each flanked by blind fret canted corners, on ogee bracket feet, the top 90cm x 151cm.

A mahogany bookcase, the base with a blind fret carved drawer, on short cabriole legs, 95cm wide

An impressive large Edwardian mahogany Chippendale style display cabinet on stand in the Chinese style. The large cabinet having a pierced, fret and lattice worked pagoda pediment with blind fret work decoration elsewhere, Astragal glazed doors each with bevelled glass panel work, mirror lined interiors. All raised on cabriole legs with lion paw feet.

A William III ebonised bracket clock, Benjamin Merriman, London, the silvered chapter ring with Roman numerals, within a gilt frame with cast putti corners, date window within, blind fretwork mounts, the cushion domed lid similarly reticulated with S scroll handle above, the back plate incised and engraved with foliate scroll decoration and signed Ben Merriman, London, 40cm high

After Sir Alfred Munnings, 'Stanley Barker and the Pytchley Hounds', signed and dated 17th Feb 1952 in sepia ink by Stanley Barker, a colour print, 54.5 cm by 62.5 cm approx; together with a signed Lionel Edwards Fox Hunting print, bears blind stamp and signature, 39 cm by 52 cm approx (2)

WELLS H. G.: (1866-1946) English Writer of Science Fiction novels. A.L.S., H.G. Wells, one page, 8vo, Spade House, Sandgate, 14th May 1904, to H.S.L. Polak, on the blind embossed stationary of Wells. Wells informs his correspondent 'I regret very much that I am unable to make any suggestions about your articles. I am really quite an ostrich as regards journalism. All I know of the [unknown word] I get from Barrie's book 'When a Man's Single'..' With very minor age related wear, otherwise VGSpade House, a large mansion overlooking Sandgate, near Folkestone, in southeast England. The home H. G. Wells from 1901 to 1909. H.S.L. Polak (1882-1959) British radical lawyer, practiced with M.K. Gandhi in South Africa, and supported Gandhi's campaign in India.J.M. Barrie (1860-1937) Scottish Novelist, created Peter Pan. When a Man's Single, Hodder and Stoughton Ltd, London 1888

MILCH ERHARD: (1892-1972) German Field Marshal and Air Inspector General during World War II. D.S., Milch, one page, folio, Berlin, 7th February 1939, in German. The partially printed document, completed in typescript, appoints Friedrich Scheller to be a Superintending Technical Inspector working within the Civil Service of the Reich and states, in part, 'I ratify this document in the expectation that the person named in it will fulfil his oath of service loyally and the duties of his post conscientiously, and will justify the confidence shown in him by this nomination. At the same time he may be assured of the special protection of the Fuehrer and Reichchancellor'. Signed by Milch at the conclusion in his capacity as Reich Minister for Aviation alongside a blind embossed seal. Two file holes to the left edge, neatly torn, very slight creasing to the right edge, about VG

BLOMBERG WERNER VON: (1878-1946) German Field Marshal General of World War II, the first Generalfeldmarschall appointed by Hitler. D.S., v. Blomberg, one page, 4to, Berlin, 2nd August 1936, in German. The partially printed document, completed in sutterlin script, appoints Lieutenant Wolfgang Lorenz of the 3rd Pioneer Battalion to be a Senior Lieutenant with effect from 1st April 1934. Signed by Blomberg at the foot in his capacity as Reich Minister of Defence. With a blind embossed seal featuring the Imperial Eagle. Very minor light creasing and central horizontal fold. VG

VICTORIA: (1819-1901) Queen of the United Kingdom Great Britain & Ireland 1837-1901. A.L.S., The Queen, in the third person, one page, 8vo, Windsor Castle, 12th September 1837, n.p. [Lord John Russell], on stationery featuring a blind embossed 'VR' crest. The Queen writes, in full, 'The Queen has just received Lord John Russell's communication with respect to Mr. Cobbett and highly approves the course he intends to pursue on this subject'. On the verso is reads '1837 Sept 12 The Queen'. With blank integral leaf. Very minor tears in three places to the folds at the foot of the page, otherwise, VGLord John Russell (1792-1878) British Prime Minister 1846-52, 1865-66.

ELIZABETH II: (1926- ) Queen of the United Kingdom 1952- . D.S., Elizabeth R, as Queen, at the head, one page, oblong folio, Court of Saint James, 2nd November 1960. The partially printed document approves the appointment made by the President of the Republic of Ecuador for Mr. Frank Bottrill to be Consul at Nassau, Bahamas and allows Bottrill 'all the Privilages, Immunities and Advantages' belonging to his post. Countersigned at the foot by Alec Douglas-Home (1903-1995) British Prime Minister 1963-64, Foreign Secretary 1960-63, 1970-74. With blind embossed seal at the head. The signature of the Queen is very slightly faded, although perfectly legible. Some age wear at the folds and with slight traces of former mounting to the verso. About VG

A GOOD 19TH CENTURY CHINESE CHIPPENDALE STYLE MAHOGANY GAINSBOROUGH CHAIR with blind fret carving padded back, arms and seat.