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A small quantity of LP's to include Blind Melon, also a contemporary LP storage rack.

After Sir William Russell Flint,Casidas White Petticoat,colour print,signed and with blind stamp,published by Frost and Reed, 1955,48 x 63cms.

Chippendale revival mahogany display cabinet, dentil cornice, glazed panels, square tapering legs joined by a shelf, throughout with blind fretwork, width 74.5cm.

19th century Scottish School oil on metal panel - 'The Blind Piper', inscribed, in maple frame, 14cm x 26cm

Hovsep Pushman (1877 - 1966), seven signed lithographic prints - still life studies with Oriental works of art, published by Frost & Reed 1941, with impressed blind stamp, various sizes, each framed and glazed CONDITION REPORT Overall they are in good condition, there is some staining to the edges where the image meets the mount. They measure 52cm x 39cm for the portrait shaped prints and 44cm x 53cm approx for the landscape shaped ones. Each one is signed bottom left in pencil, none are numbered

A pair of 19th century gilt heightened dishes having Prattware decoration 'Highland Music' after Landseer and The Blind Fiddler after Wilkie of two handled marcasite style and a smaller dish, The Hop Queen after Witherington

A Georgian Mahogany chest on chest of two short and three long drawers on a base of three drawers with blind fret carving

UPHOLSTERED TUB CHAIRfloral fabric with button studding, along with a roller blind (2)

AFTER DAVID SHEPHERD (1931- ) "Burning Bright", a tiger entering water, a Limited Edition Colour Print, 294/2000, signed in pencil to the margin, with blind stamp , published by "Solomon & Whitehead" 1989, image size 43cm x 73cm in moulded gilt gla zed frame

[Wharton, Henry] Anglia Sacra, sive Collectio Historiarum, Partim antiquitus, partim recenter, scriptarum, de Archiepiscopis & Episcopis Angliae, A prima Fidei Christianae susceptione as Annum MDXL, 2 volumes, engraved frontispiece, publisher's advertisement leaf in volume 2, contemporary red full morocco decorated gilt by J. Clarke, all edges gilt, arms of the Earl of Leitrim stamped in blind on covers, extremities rubbed, folio, London: Richard Chiswell, 1691

Pichot, Joseph, J.M.C. Amedee. Voyage Historique et Litteraire en Angleterre et en Ecosse, 3 volumes, first edition, engraved titles, light spotting, contemporary calf decorated in gilt and blind, 8vo, Paris: Charles Gosselin, 1825

Dykes, William Rickatson. The Genus Iris, first edition, 48 coloured plates, each stamped in blind 'Bath Public Reference Library', modern cloth, bookplate of Bath Municipal Reference Library, folio, Cambridge: University Press, 1913

Racinet, Auguste. Polychromatic Ornament, half-title, 100 chromo-lithographed plates, each blind-stamped 'Bath Public Reference Library', original cloth gilt, head of spine defective, all edges gilt, bookplate of Bath Public Reference Library, folio, London: Henry Sotheran, 1873

A mahogany cabinet with blind drawer fronts (77cm) and a further mahogany cupboard (65cm).

An early 18th century oak bureau bookcase, having two blind cupboard doors above the fall front with fitted interior over four long graduated drawers, h. 199 cm, w. 99 cm, d. 50 cm CONDITION REPORT: Later handles. Feet cut down. Slight splitting to carcase and fall. Later cockbeading . General wear and tear

A WORCESTER 'BLIND EARL' SWEETMEAT DISH, moulded with roses and leaves with a stalk loop handle and rosebud terminal, printed in black and painted with enamels with ruins after Panini, within a gilt line rim, circa 1772, 6" wide. See illustration Provenance: Sotheby's 25th January 1977 Lot 223, Joseph M. Handley Collection. Illustrated: Joseph M. Handley, "18th century English Transfer Printed Porcelain and Enamels", plate 5.19

After L Alma-Tadema - Caracalla and Geta, print, published by Messrs Arthur Tooth and Sons, signed in pencil lower left "L Alma Tadema" with blind stamp

 An 18th century style mahogany framed humpback three seated settee, the arms carved with rosettes and blind fret carving above a gadrooned border, the four legs terminating in claw and ball feet, upholstered in gold Damask silk, 203cm wide

James Whistler (American, 1834-1903), lithograph, "The Long Gallery, Louvre", signed with the butterfly, studio blind stamp, Levy no. 83, i 9" x 6", mounted.

James Whistler (American, 1834-1903), lithograph, "The Smith's Yard 1895", signed with the butterfly, studio blind stamp Levy no. 126, i 9" x 6", mounted.

Ephemera, P. Jones Collection, Poster stamps/Cinderella issues, a fine collection mounted on album pages & in stock book sleeves, early 1900's onwards, various subjects inc. Automobile & Motorcycle Exhibitions, Flying League of America, blind embossed labels, Dublin Horse Show, Esperanto events, Philatelic Congress of GB 1933, Victoria & Melbourne Centenary 1934/5 etc, plus some uncut sheets proof sheets (Greater London Fund for the Blind) (vg)

Postcard, Raphael Kirchner, Demi Vierge, Dell'Aquila D3-2, UB with blind stamp Bignell 13 Royal Arcade to bottom left edge (vg) (1)

Of Presidential Interest (at that time Grover Cleveland was President): A late 19th century American silver presentation vase. The base incuse stamped "Moore & Leding, Designers & Makers, Washington DC" above "Sterling Silver 925-1000 fine", c1895. Baluster form with slender neck, the lower section finely chased with a scene depicting a ship in distress with a rescue ship in the background, within a surround of scrolls, cast handles formed as the American Eagle atop the shield on the Great Seal of the United States. Rim of vase applied with 13 star motifs and engraved with the following inscription: "From The President of the United States to Captain Amos Hawkett of The British Steamship, Queensmore, in recognition of his humane services in effecting the rescue of the crews of the American schooners, ALMA CUMMINGS and MARION F SPRAGUE, February 12th and 13th, 1895"; together with a newspaper article recording the gallant efforts of Captain Amos Hawkett's attempt in rescuing the crews of The Alma Cummings and The Queensmore. For his bravery, Hawkett was given a vase, a watch and a banquet at Gordon's on Gay Street (possibly Gordon's Wine Bar, London?). Also in the article, the journalist records the watch as "a singularly handsome piece of jewelery (sic) and it bears an inscription on its case denoting the reason for the presentation. It cost over $200." It is interesting to note that this particular watch appeared in auction, Cape Town, in 2013. Footnote: 1. Manufactures:- Moore & Leding are better known for their production and sales of American souvenir spoons. Given this, it is possible that they bought this vase from one of the leading New York silversmithing companies, probably Tiffany or Gorham. 2. The Steamship Company:- This was the second steamship to be named The Queensmore, (the first caught fire on her maiden voyage in 1889 and was put into Dunmanus Bay, Ireland and abandoned). The second, the one mentioned in this rescue, was sold in 1896 to the Elder Dempster Line by the Johnston Line. The latter company was formed prior to 1872 by William and Edmund Johnston. Their first steamer was purchased in 1872 and traded with countries in the Black Sea, as well as Greece and Turkey. The Johnston brothers formed and amalgamated with a number of other shipping companies, notably the St Andrews Steam Shipping Company, in 1876, and the Atlantic Services in 1880. This was in conjunction with The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, who specialised in the transport in live cattle. From this collaboration, it resulted in a direct shipping trade route between Boston and London. 3. The President of the United States in 1896:- Stephen Grover Cleveland was born on 18th March 1837 in Caldwell, New Jersey and died in 1908 at the age of 71. Cleveland was a heavyweight in politics, as well as body mass. He was a heavy 250 pounds and known as 'Big Steve'. It was perhaps because of this he dropped his first name and adopted Grover Cleveland as his preferred name. Cleveland's early career was as a teacher at the New York Institute for The Blind before embarking on a career in Law. During his political career, his first position was Sheriff of Erie County. This was for two years from 1871-1873. Between 1873 and 1881 he returned to his practice yet after some persuasion he ran for Mayor of Buffalo. His main cause for this return was the internal corruption of the City Government and, through his campaigning, he won. Although some of the battles he fought in the political arena, whilst Mayor, were for cost cuttings, he was popular with the voters, and was acknowledged by his fellow assemblymen, Theodore Roosevelt in particular noticed Cleveland's abilities. Cleveland was a member of the Democratic Party, and is the only President to date to serve two non-consecutive terms of office, the 22nd and 24th President. The campaign before his first term (1884-1888) saw a number of scandals: on Cleveland's side a paternity suit and on his rival's side several financial scandals! The second term (1892-1896) was more quiet and restrained. However, during his tenure viz financial crisis, railroad bankruptcy and issues concerning his opposition of discrimination against Chinese immigrants in the West and, on the other hand, he did not support equality for African Americans nor voting rights for women. CONDITION REPORT: The colour is flat ,this is due to the fact that the silver has been cleaned with liquid silver dip. It has now left the vase flat in colour and patchy. The reverse, scroll-edged panel, has a dent of approx 3/4 of an inch (2cm) and one small hole the size of a pin head in decoration. Eagle motif`s handles are crisp, yet there is gentle wear to the high relief decoration, this is commensurate with the age of the vase. Internal gilding flat in colour otherwise the vase is in good order. The separate disc that is secured to the base is loose and pitch filling uneven, This disc is incuse engraved with "Moore & Leding, Designers and makers, Washington DC", these marks are clear Height 28.5 cm approx total Weight 1650 Grams (52 oz)

A late 19th century oak bracket clock, 17cm square brass dial with silvered chapter ring inscribed with Roman and subsidiary Arabic numerals, putti mask spandrels, matted centre, twin winding holes, German movement chiming on two gongs, the architectural case in the early 17th century taste, spire finials, turned pillars, blind fretwork, bun feet, 63cm high, c.1890

A Regency Cuban mahogany rounded rectangular pedestal Pembroke table, reeded edge, cockbeaded drawer to frieze, blind to verso, turned column, sabre legs, brass casters, 71cm high, 104.5cm wide, c.1820

A Victorian Neo-Gothic oak bracket clock, 16cm rectangular silvered dial inscribed with Roman numerals, regulation and silent/chime setting dials to upper angles, German movement striking on a gong, the case with turned finials and carved throughout with lozenges and blind tracery, 48cm high, c.1870

Rex Preston (by and after) Sheep at Concsbury Lane, Youlgrave colour print, signed blind stamped 47cm x 68cm, framed

‡LAURENCE STEPHEN LOWRY (1887-1976)'Our Family'colour lithographwith blind stamp of The Fine Art Trade Guildsigned in lower margin 'L.S. Lowry'Pl. 20 1/2 x 28 in (52.1 x 71.2cm)

‡LAURENCE STEPHEN LOWRY (1887-1976)Meeting Pointcolour lithographpencil signed in the lower margin, with blind stamp of The Fine Art Trade Guild, published by the Adam Collection, 1973I. 18.5 x 28 in (47.1 x 71.2cm)

Great Britain 1980 12 p Yellowish Green Cyc Block 6, SG U204 (1) Cyl 6 Dot, Faulty Perf. Machine. Many Blind Perfs, M.N.H

19th Century flame mahogany blind panelled bookcase, (top only).

Small carved oak single door blind panel hanging corner cupboard.

Sights and Scenes in Our Fatherland by Thomas Lacy (Wexford), London: Simpkin, Marshall & Co.,1863. First Edn., engd. frontis. text illus. some hd. cold., green cloth; and The Famous Cities of Ireland by Stephen Gwynn with illustrations by Hugh Thompson. Dublin: Maunsel & Co., 1915, illus. by Hugh Thomson. 8vo. Bound in light green cloth, gilt and blind stamped decoration to spine. Blind stamped Celtic decoration to front board. xii, eleven chapters, 352pp including index, followed by 16 pages of advertisements. Illustrations by Hugh Thomson including four coloured plates, together with frontispiece entitled 'The Custom House, Dublin', and 39 black and white text cuts (2).

(BIBLE IN IRISH.) An Biobla Naomhtha, 1120 pages. 8vo, contemporary panelled calf with British and Foreign Bible Society blind stamp on front cover. London: J. Moyes for the British and Foreign Bible Society, 1817. Uilliam O'Domhnuill. An early nineteenth century reprint of the first Bible in Irish to contain both the Old and New Testaments acknowledging the work of bishops Bedell and Daniel. William O Domhnuill (d.1628), Archbishop of Tuam, was a native of Kilkenny and his name appears in the patent (3 March 1592) for the foundation of Trinity College, Dublin; CHURCH REFORM: The Extraordinary Black Book - An Exposition of the United Church of England and Ireland.. Civil List and Crown Revenues, Incomes, Privileges, and Power, of the Aristocracy. London, Effingham Wilson, 1831. 8vo. Cont. black half calf with five raised bands; Donlevy's Irish Catechism 1948; Searc-Leanmhain Chriost 1886; & another small prayer volume (5).

A GEORGIAN NORTH WALES OAK BREAKFRONT DRESSER with inverted stepped cornice and block pattern over a recessed three shelf Delft rack with wide back boards, flanking astragal glazed cupboard doors with lower drawer over a 'T' arrangement of three frieze drawers and three blind drawer fronts, all with turned wooden knobs and diamond shape bone escutcheons, quarter cut turned pillar decoration and opposing inset panel cupboard doors, raised on bracket corner feet, 211 x 184 cms

A VICTORIAN BOW FRONT HANGING CORNER CUPBOARD with inverted finial frieze decoration, twin raised arched panelled doors opening to reveal interior shelves with central lower drawer and flanking blind drawers with brass knobs, 123 x 84 cms

A Collection of Ten Boxed Swarovski Silver Crystal Items to Include Cat, Ladybird, Bear, Hippo, Panda, Squirrel, Rabbit. Beaver, Three Blind Mice and Pup.

A Framed Russell Flint Print, 'The Silver Mirror'. Signed in Pencil by the Artist and with Publishers Blind Stamp.

A late Victorian walnut corner-fitting display cabinet, mirrored over-shelf above blind-fret frieze, single glazed door, 2ft. 2in. wide

A 19th century French chestnut commode chest of drawers having a central bank of blind fronted drawers with flared top above. Measures(cm) Height 100 x Width 120 x Depth 55.

William Russell Flint Print, signed in pencil with a blind stamp, in a glazed gilt wood frame, 70 x 55cm

Alastair W. Thomson 'The Red Blind/Malmaison', Leith' Limited edition pencil signed print, No.11/195 In a glazed gilt wood frame, 74 x 66cm

Terence Donovan, 20th century, model, photograph, signed, with blind stamp, 47 x 37cm, John Swannell, nude by a lake, photographic print, signed and dated 1973, 14 x 20cm, together with a collection of other photographs, some signed indistinctly

Elephants & Leopards, pair David Shepherd monochrome limited edition prints with Solomon & Whitbread blind stamp signed and numbered 40/495 in pencil 23cm x 35cm (2) Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

'In the Season of the Year', Alan Ingham limited edition colour print with Washington Green blind stamp signed titled and numbered 131/600 in pencil 39cm x 60cm Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

'Winter Sunshine', Alan Ingham limited edition colour print with Fine Art Guild blind stamp signed titled and numbered 295/850 in pencil 28cm x 29cm and two other Yorkshire views Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

'Winter Daydreams', Alan Ingham limited edition colour print with Washington Green blind stamp signed titled and numbered 328/850 in pencil 28cm x 65cm Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

A large Eastern brass tray with flower shaped well to centre and blind fretwork design to rim, together with an Eastern brass circular shallow dish, pair of candlesticks and pair of small vases

AFTER JOHN LENNON (1940-1980) "Mother and child", woodblock print, artist's proof, signed in pencil lower left, bears seal mark and blind stamp lower right (Provenance: Joff Poole, Compton Casey) (ARR)

Testamenti Veteris Biblia Sacra The Bible published by Philippum Albertum, Genavae 1630, bound in blind stamped vellum.

An early 20th Century mahogany Chippendale style compactum wardrobe The inverted cornice with a rope effect border above a scrolling blind fretwork frieze, the central inverted panelled cupboard door above three small drawers and flanked by two panelled doors, raised on a bowfront plinth with a rope effect border and raised on carved cabriole legs, ball and claw feet along with a conforming mahogany bed. Wardrobe measurements 185 x 210 x 60cm and the width of the bed 140cm.

An early 20th century mahogany Chippendale style three-piece bedroom suite comprising tallboy, dressing table and pot cupboard The bowfront tallboy with a moulded rope border above a scrolling blind fret work frieze, two short drawers, two long drawers and a pair of inverted panel cupboard doors, upon a plinth base with a rope effect border raised on carved cabriole legs and ball and claw feet, the conforming dressing table with a shaped mirror raised upon fluted columns with vase finials above a bowfront top fretwork frieze, centred with a single frieze drawer and flanked by two small drawers either side raised on heavily carved cabriole legs and ball and claw feet and a conforming pot cupboard (3). Tallboy measurements 92 x 119 x 54cm, the dressing table measurements 122 x 158 (with the mirror) x 56cm.

Peter Max, American/German (b. 1937) Color lithograph "Figures In Stripes" Signed and numbered 131/150, embossed blind stamp. Good condition. Measures 26-1/2" x 35-1/2" (sight), frame 43-1/2" x 53-1/2". Shipping: Third party. (estimate $700-$900)

Peter Max, American/German (b. 1937) Color lithograph "Still Life" Signed and numbered 94/100, embossed blind stamp. Good condition. Measures 29-1/2" x 36-1/2" (sight), frame 44-1/2" x 52". Shipping: Third party. (estimate $700-$900)

A late 19th century dark mahogany Chippendale revival full height side cabinet with blind fret decoration, the upper section with single glazed door, the base with frieze drawer, pierced brackets and undershelf

Sir Peter Scott, after, Pinkfoot Geese At Dusk, signed lithographic print, bears blind stamp, printed by Arthur Akermann and sons ltd in 1941, 53cm x 31cm, framed

A Victorian mahogany Pembroke table, moulded top, single drawer to end, blind drawer to verso, tapering square column. incurved quatrefoil base, turned feet. 73cm high x 106cm x 59cm opening to 106cm.

Salvador Dali - Dream caused by the flight of a bee around a pomegranate, lithograph in colours, blind stamp signature and D, 103 x 73cm approx

A BOXED LIMITED EDITION ROYAL CROWN DERBY PAPERWEIGHT, 'The Derbyshire Association for The Blind Labrador' available until June 2008 (certificate)

Livingstone (David). Missionary Travels and Researches in South Africa... , 1st edition, 2nd issue, 1857, engraved portrait and 23 wood-engraved plates including folding frontispiece, 2 folding maps including 1 in pocket at rear, wood-engraved illustrations throughout, 88 publisher's adverts dated 1 November 1857 at rear, pale yellow endpapers, upper inner hinges a little cracked, original blind-stamped brown cloth gilt, a little rubbed on joints and at head and foot of spine, corners bumped, 8vo, VG (1)