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A pair of Colefax and Fowler curtains 90cm wide x 245cm drop and a matching... A pair of Colefax and Fowler curtains 90cm wide x 245cm drop and a matching roller blind 185cm x 110cm

A mahogany wardrobe in the manner of Maple & Co, the moulded cornice with "Greek Key" ornament to frieze, fitted central cupboard enclosed by a pair of panelled doors, fitted drawer under with blind fret carved front and four long drawers, flanked by hanging compartments enclosed by mirror panelled doors, on plinth base with carved bracket feet, 81ins wide x 24ins deep x 87ins high, and a matching kneehole dressing table with gadroon carved edges, fitted mirror and five drawers, on cabriole legs with claw and ball feet, 51ins wide x 24ins deep x 63ins high

A George III half-round mahogany side table, on tapering legs with blind-fret detail, 4ft. 3in.

An early 20th century mahogany display cabinet, half-round shape with blind-fret frieze, lined interior with two shelves, astragal-glazed frontage with single door, on claw and ball feet, 3ft. 6in. - two glass panes lacking

*Laurence Stephen Lowry (1887-1976)A STREET SCENE NEAR A FACTORYReproduction print, signed in pencil l.r., with 'Fine Art Trade Guild' blind stampimage size 28 x 21cm*Artist's Resale Right may apply to this lot.

An Edwardian Edward and Robert's style hanging display cabinet with blind fret work with a pair of glazed doors

An Edwardian monochrome print of children playing blind man's buff by Arthur J Elsley, signed in pencil by the artist.

Herbert Thomas Dicksee, colour engraving, The Crest of the Hill, blind stamp to lower left, published by Forest and Reed, 44.5cm x 70cm

A late George III oak linen press, moulded cornice with blind fret detailing above two cupboard doors enclosing an interior converted for hanging, over two short and two long drawers, on pierced bracket feet, 190cm H x 134cm W x 63cm D

A 19th century mahogany chest on chest with an arrangement of two small and six long drawers flanked by canted blind fretwork sides on acanthus carved ogee front feet 1.78m tall x 1.14m wide x 60cm deep maximum base measurements - in need of some restoration

A colour print after Sir William Russell Flint RA PRWS RE NS, (Scottish 1880 - 1969) entitled 'The Interlude' published by Frost and Reed Limited, 1965, with the blind stamp for the Fine Art Trade Guild, mounted and framed under glass, image size 30 cm x 55 cm - Est £100 - £150

TOMMASO CUCCIONI c. 1790-1864 Roma c. 1860 Carta salata leggermente albuminata. Timbro a secco dell’autore sul cartoncino di montaggio. cm 18,5 x 26 (35 x 46) Light albumen print. Photographer’s credit blind stamp on cardboard. in. 7.3 x 10.2 (13.8 x 18.1)

133 RAFAEL NAVARRO 1940 Nudo sdraiato 1997 Stampa fotografica vintage alla gelatina sali d’argento. Firmata al verso, 10/100, timbro a secco dell’autore. cm 24 x 36 (25,5 x 40,5) Vintage gelatin silver print. Signed verso, numbered 10/100, photographer blind stamp. in. 9.4 x 14.2 (10 x 15.9) € 600

23 GHITTA CARELL 1899-1972 Benito Mussolini 1934 Stampa fotografica vintage alla gelatina sali d’argento. Firmata al recto e timbro a secco della fotografa. cm 29,3 x 23 Vintage gelatin silver print. Signed on the front with photographer blind stamp. in. 11.5 x 9.1 € 600 Bibliografia/Literature Roberto Dulio, Un ritratto mondano Fotografie di Ghitta Carell, Johan & Levi, 2013, pag. 31 variante.

79 GABRIELE BASILICO 1944-2013 Beirut 1992 Stampa fotografica alla gelatina sali d’argento. Firmata titolata e dedicata al verso e timbro a secco dell’autore. Stampata 2010. cm 40,5 x 30,5 Gelatin silver print. Signed, dated, titled and dedicated verso. Photographer’s blind stamp. Printed 2010. in. 15.9 x 12 € 2.500

80 GABRIELE BASILICO 1944-2013 Arles 2001 Stampa fotografica gelatina sali d’argento. Timbro a secco dell’autore, al retro firma e di pugno dell’autore titolo, data, tecnica, A.P. Montaggio in passe partout originale con timbro in rosso dell’autore. Stampa 2005. cm 36 x 47 (40,5 x 50,5) Gelatin silver print. Photographer’s blind stamp. Signature, tiled dated and A.P. in. 14.2 x 18.5 (15.9 x 19.9) € 2.800 Bibliografia/Literature Provincia Antiqua, Actes Sud, Arles. Catalogue de l’exposition au XXXIII Rencontres de la Photographie, Arles.

A 19th century French chestnut chest of drawers having bracket feet with a series of blind fronted drawers under flared and polished planked top above. H12 x W113 x D54 cm

AFTER LIONEL EDWARDS 'Hind Hunting - A Fresh Find at Hollowcombe', reproduction in colours, pencil signed in the margin and with FATG blind stamp, 29.5 x 49cm; and two further to include: - 'The End of Forty Minutes' and ' Tandem' (3)

AFTER MICHAEL LYNE 'The Grand National Canal Turn 1965', print in colours, pencil signed in the margin and with FATG blind stamp, 54 x 66cm

AFTER LAURENCE STEPHEN LOWRY 'Bank Failure', print, published by Adam Collection Ltd, Limited Edition of 550 copies and with FATG blind stamp, 27 x 36cm

AFTER BERYL COOK The joggers, print in colours, published by the Alexander Gallery, pencil signed in the margin and with FATG blind stamp, 46 x 38cm

AFTER LAURENCE STEPHEN LOWRY 'The Beach', print in colours, pencil signed in the margin and with FATG blind stamp, 29 x 52cm

Curtains - 3 pairs of cream textured curtains, 45" x 78"; 2 pairs of blue dot curtains 49" x 76"; Roman blind and frill

A set of six mahogany George IV dining chairs, with reeded frames, and blind fretwork tablet backs

William Russell Flint'Silver & White'Reproduction print, blind stamp and numbered34 x 58cm

William Russell Flint'Ray'Reproduction print, blind stamp, numbered37 x 54cm

William Russell Flint'Little Sewing Girl'Reproduction print, blind stamp and numbered54 x 76cm

After Helen Bradley, three prints, The Fair at Daisy Nook, 77cm by 54cm, Blackpool Sands and another of Big Bertha, 62cm by 48cm, all signed in pencil with blind stamp

A 19th century mahogany pedestal writing desk, with nine blind fret carved drawers on ogee bracket feet, stamped 'Edwards & Roberts', 136cm wide.

A George III mahogany carver chair with pierced splat on blind fret carved canted square supports.

A George III mahogany secrétaire chest on chest, the Greek key moulded cornice above two short and three long drawers, the secretaire fitted with a central cupboard, pigeon holes and drawers, flanked by blind fret angles, above three long drawers and on bracket feet, 182.5cm high, 117.8cm wide, 49cm deep.

A Chinese gouache painting of boys playing blind man's buff, whilst a teacher looks on puffing his pipe, late 18th / early 19th century, 31.7 x 46.9cm, in a glazed ebonized frame. Provenance: The Property of a Collector.

Mid 20th Century oak blind panelled bedside cupboard.

18th Century oak blind panelled two stage cupboard on a platform base.

Late 19th Century pitch pine, two door, blind panel wardrobe. CONDITION REPORT: Width - 47 1/2" approx. Depth - 20 1/2" approx. Height 78" approx. Tired condition. Dry/faded. Scratches and wear with age. Loss to mouldings in places. Split to side panel.

William Russell Flint (Scottish,1880-1969) 'Reclining Nude II', lihograph, blind stamp and signed in pencil, 34 x 60cm

William Russell Flint (Scottish,1880-1969) ''Royal Academy Courtyard', Lithograph, with blind stamp and numbered 302/750. H.58cm W.71cm

Dickens, Charles. Bleak House. 1st Edition. Pub 1853. Blind stamped green cloth (quantity fair with some damp staining)

A 19th CENTURY CHESS AND BACKGAMMON COMPENDIUM, the natural and red stained ivory chess set and matching backgammon playing pieces, together with a pair of PAPIER MÂCHÉ SIMULATED TORTOISESHELL DICE SHAKERS and two dice, also a LATER SET OF EBONY AND IVORY DOMINOES, contained in a WOODEN BLIND AND GILT TOOLED LEATHER COVERED FOLDING BOX SIMULATING TWO BOOKS, the spines labelled History of England Vols 1 and 2, the exterior both a chess board, the interior for backgammon, 18 1/4" x 10" (46.5 x 25.5cm) closed (some worn areas to the exterior leather)

Inventory of Carton Manuscript Catalogue: Inventory of Furniture etc. of Carton House and Offices ... 1818, Lg. Atlas folio, binding full reversed calf, with thick blind tooled borders, large mor. label on front cover and a label on spine. v. good and in the one hand. Index of the different location and rooms 153 in all. Example Room No. 4 in attic just states "Full of Paintings & Prints" the entire in exhaustive detail. Housekeepers storerooms with the pieces of each service, counted and listed. Likewise in the Harness Rooms everything in detail '7 feeding bags?" Carpenter shop, "4 moulding planes, 10 buckets, 4 hods," etc. An entry for "Leinster House Linen?" Inventory carried out after they sold Leinster House in 1814 to Royal Dublin Society. Together with inventory of the different Gate Lodges, Grand Lodge, Carton lodge Gate, Kelly's Town Gate Lodge, new Gate House, & Maynooth Gate House. 265 numbered pages. As a m/ss, w.a.f. * Of Utmost Importance. (1)

Story (George) An Impartial History of the Wars of Ireland, In Two Parts, sm. 4to L. 1693. Second Edn. Licence leaf & hf. title, & 14 fold. engd. maps etc., all v. clean, cont. blind panel calf, later re-back. (1) * Ex Libris A.H. Smith Barry, Fota House.

1798 etc: Teeling (Chas. Hamilton) Personal narrative of the 'Irish Rebellion' of 1798. 8vo L. 1828. First Edn., attractive blind & gilt tooled green mor. by J. Tate, Bookbinder, Belfast, with ticket. (1) * Bookplate of Mariga Guinness.

Binding: Annales du Musee et de L'Ecole Moderne des Beaux Arts, Vols. 1 - 21, (lacking 3 vols.) together 18 vols. sm. 8vo Paris & L. 1815. Engd. frontis & numerous plts., a.e.g., cont. straight grained green mor. with dbl. gilt fillet & blind tooled borders, & with gilt eagle tool on covers & spines. (18)

[Shakespeare] Pope (A.) The Works of Shakespeare, 6 vols. 4to L. 1723 - 1725. First 4to Edn. of Shakespeare's Works Engd. port. frontis & red & black title Vol. I, list of subs, cont. sprinkled calf, dble gilt fillet, & blind tooled borders, some mor. labels, worn. Scarce. (6) * Ex. Libris Earl of Ormonde, Kilkenny Castle, with bookplates.

Barrington (Sir Jonah) Historic Anecdotes and Secret Memoirs of The Legislative Union Between Great Britain and Ireland, 2 vols. lg. 4to L. 1809. First Edn. L.P., 36 engd. portraits, 3 fac-similes & 2 other plts., cont. hf. calf. tooled gilt & blind decor & gilt spine in panels bookplate's of 'Celeberrima insula ortus' and the Mariga Guinness bookplate. (1)

Home (Robert) Select Views in Mysore, The Country of Tippoo Sultan; From Drawings taken on the Spot. Lg. 4to L. (Published by R. Bowyer) 1794. First Edn. L.P., 3 lg. fold. plans, 2 printed on blue, fold. hd. cold. map & 27 engd. plts., 13 leaves printed Arabic, full cont. calf, dble gilt and blind fillet borders, and with armorial? in gilt on both covers, upr. cover loose. (1)

An early George III blind fret carved mahogany rectangular card table:, in the Chinese Chippendale taste, the baize lined hinged top with a moulded edge and rounded corners, having a fluted frieze, on square chamfered legs with Gothic arch ornament, headed with pierced fret spandrels, 91.5cm (3ft) wide.

* Hubert Coop [1872-1953]- East coast hay barges unloading on the Thames, St Paul's in the distance:- signed watercolour 37 x 52cm. * Notes. Thames barges played an important part in life along the river and in Essex by making use of the many creeks and inlets to collect produce from the farms and take it to markets and into the City. The barges were flat bottomed wooden craft to ensure that they could navigate the shallow inlets by sailing in as little as three feet of water and then lying on the mud without tilting. The distinctive barge rigging incorporates a large topsail, a mainsail and foresail on two masts. The rusty red colour is due to the waterproofing traditionally used on these sails. A regular cargo was hay and straw from the Essex countryside to service the thousands of horses and stables in London. Although the cargo was relatively light, it was bulky and it was common to see barges loaded with twelve feet of hay on the decks with the helmsman at the wheel totally blind relying on information from a crewman perched on top of the hay.

Samuel Palmer 'The Bright Cloud' print, having blind stamp to lower right, framed and glazed, approx. 30.5cm by 22.5cm

PRIM JUAN: (1814-1870) Count of Reus. Spanish General and Statesman. President of the Ministers Council 1869-70. Assassinated. A.L.S., J. Prim, two pages, 8vo, n.p. [Madrid], Eastern Thursday [14th April 1870], to Austen Henry Layard, in French. On a letter with a blind embossed seal of the Ministry of War at the head, Prim says to his correspondent that `I remember very well the brave defender of Paris, General Williams, and it will be a pleasure to shake his hand. I will be at your disposal the day it will suit you´, and further states `The General will be able to visit the military barracks, I will supply a pass to him, and if he wishes so, one of my aide-de-camp will be honoured to accompany him´. With blank integral leaf. Together with A.L.S., Prim, one page, 8vo, n.p., Wednesday, n.y., to Austen Henry Layard, in French. Prim states in full `My dear friend, the Prince of Hohenzollern father, has withdrawn on behalf of his son the application to the crown of Spain. The story is finished´. With blank integral leaf. A letter of good association. VG, 2 £100-150 Austen Henry Layard (1817-1894) English Archaeologist, Politician and Diplomat. Best known as the excavator of Nimrud and Niniveh and for his discovery of the library of Ashurbanipal. Layard was appointed envoy extraordinary to Madrid in 1869. Sir William Fenwick Williams (1800-1883) 1st Baronet of Kars. Nova Scotian General. Williams was recently appointed Governor of Gibraltar 1870-76. Leopold, Prince of Hohenzollern (1835-1905) After the Spanish Revolution of 1868 that overthrew Queen Isabella II Leopold was offered the Spanish Crown by Prim. This offer was supported by the Prussian , but opposed by French Emperor Napoleon III Leopold was forced to decline the offer.

HEUSS THEODOR: (1884-1963) First President of the Federal Republic of Germany after WWII, 1949-59. A fine L.S., Theodor Heuss, two pages written on the first and third leaves, folio, Bonn, 29th October 1955, to the President of the Republic of Peru, General Manuel A. Odria, in German. The attractive document being the credentials of newly appointed German Ambassador to Peru, Joseph Fischer, presented to the Peruvian President. A clean and bold ink signature by President Heuss, to the inside second page, alongside a large blind embossed seal bearing the German eagle. Countersigned by German Foreign Affairs Minister Heinrich von Brentano. EX £100-150 Manuel Arturo Odria Amoretti (1896-1974) President of Peru 1948-50 & 1950-56. He ruled as military dictator. Heinrich von Brentano (1904-1964) German Politician, Federal Minister for Foreign Affairs 1955-61.

THATCHER MARGARET: (1925-2013) British Prime Minister 1979-90. Signed 3 x 4 photograph of Thatcher in a head and shoulders pose. Signed in black ink with her name alone, largely across a clear area of the image. Together with a bold blue ink signature ('Margaret H. Thatcher') on a blind embossed House of Commons card. About EX, 2 £100-150

HEALY TIM: (1855-1931) Irish Nationalist Politician. D.S., T M Healy, one page, small oblong folio, n.p., 1st September 1891. The attractive partially printed document is a share certificate (numbered 1043) for the Irish National Press Ltd., Capital £60,000 in 12,000 shares of £5 each, issued to Hugh Lynch of Selby and confirming his purchase of ten ordinary shares, numbered 5035 - 5044 inclusive. Signed by Healy at the base and countersigned by two other individuals. With blind embossed seal. Some very light, minor creasing and a few small pinholes to the upper left corner, about VG. £100-150

IRELAND: Manuscript draft, unsigned, in the hand of James Bryce, with various corrections, three pages, 4to, n.p. (London), n.d., on the blind embossed stationery of the House of Commons. Bryce has titled his draft 'The Unionist Association to promote Self Government for Ireland' and states, in part, 'Those who are opposed to the Bill for the Better Government of Ireland are anxious to do two things (1) to monopolise the name of "Unionist" & (2) to brand all those who differ from them as "Separationists". The supporters of self government for Ireland consider the integrity of the United Kingdom as an essential element of the scheme. In order to emphasize the fact it is proposed to form a "Unionist Association to promote self government for Ireland"' and should include all those who are opposed to Separation and 'are anxious to support the Principle that Ireland should manage all affairs that are specifically and exclusively Irish'. The integral leaf bears the names of over thirty politicians etc., supporters of Bryce's proposal, most of the names in ink or pencil in Bryce's hand, although some signed by the politicians themselves (Foster, Swinburne, Borlase, Reid, Lacaita, Newnes, Strong etc.). Together with an A.L.S., J Bryce, one page, 8vo, n.p. (London), 15th July n.y., to Mrs. Evans, on the blind embossed stationery of the House of Commons Library, politely declining an invitation as he is already engaged to dine in another suburb of London, and also including a second A.L.S., J Bryce, one page, 8vo, Bryanston Square, London, 29th January n.y., to a gentleman, arranging a dinner appointment with his correspondent. The draft very slightly irregularly and neatly trimmed at the edges and with traces of former mounting to the left edge of the first page and verso, not affecting the text or signatures. G to VG, 3. £80-100 James Bryce (1838-1922) 1st Viscount Bryce. British Academic, Jurist, Historian & Liberal Politician who served as Chief Secretary for Ireland from 1905-07.

EL KHOURY BECHARA: (1890-1964) First post-independence President of Lebanon, 1943 & 1943-52. T.L.S., Bechara El K , one page, folio, President Palace at Aley, 28th August 1952, to the President of the Republic of Peru, General Manuel A. Odria, in French. The document, bearing to the heading a blind embossed tree, the green cedar symbol of Lebanon, being the credentials of newly appointed Lebanese Ambassador to Peru, Nazih Lahoud, presented to the Peruvian President. Signed by President El Khoury at the foot. With blank integral leaf. VG £100-150 Manuel Arturo Odria Amoretti (1896-1974) President of Peru 1948-50 & 1950-56. He ruled as military dictator.

EL-SADAT ANWAR: (1918-1981) President of Egypt 1970-81. Assassinated. L.S., Anwar El Sadat, one page, folio, Cairo, 14th June 1980, (1st Chaaban 1400), to Luis Garcia Meza Tejada, President of the Republic of Bolivia, in Arabic. El-Sadat informs that he has appointed his Ambassador in Bolivia to new tasks and expects that he has fulfilled his mission satisfactorily till now. With various countersignatures, including Kamal Hassan Ali and Mahmoud Abdel Nasser. With two blind embossed stamps to the front bearing an eagle. Accompanied by the Official translation into French. Irregular edges and a corner crease, otherwise VG £200-300 Luis Garcia Meza Tejada (1929- ) Bolivian General. President of the Republic of Bolivia 1980-81 Kamal Hassan Ali (1921-1993) Egyptian Military Hero. Deputy Prime Minister and foreign secretary 1980-84. Prime Minister 1984-85.

PERON JUAN: (1895-1974) President of Argentina 1946-55 & 1973-74. T.L.S., Juan Peron, two pages, folio, Buenos Aires, 7th November 1952, to Doctor Victor Paz Estenssoro, President of the Republic of Bolivia, in Spanish. The attractive document bears a printed colour heading seal. Peron informs his correspondent about the new Argentinian Plenipotentiary Ambassador, Jose Amadeo Conte Grand, he has appointed to the Republic of Bolivia. Signed at the foot in bold black ink by Peron. With a blind embossed seal alongside Peron´s signature. With two file holes tom the left border not affecting the text or signature. VG. £150-200 Victor Paz Estenssoro (1907-2001) President of Bolivia, 1952-56, 60-64, & 85-89.

PERON EVA: (1919-1952) First Lady of Argentina 1946-52 as second wife of President Juan Peron. Scarce A.L.S., M[aria].E[va].D[uarte]. de Peron, two pages, 8vo, n.p., n.d., to Anita, on her blind embossed initialed "E.P" stationery, in Spanish. Peron reports to her correspondent that she was happy to receive her letter and to know she is well, further adding that she is looking forward to seeing her soon as she will be taking a rest for a few days. Eva Peron continues writing about herself and her family, `I am fine, with the girls and mum. Chicha has some little problems. My brother with his own things, and Juan, as you may imagine, working a lot in the Government. But I am going to help him with the Crusade for all the poor people of our Country.´ A good content letter, with Eva Peron referring to her husband and his work, as well as to her working plans to help poor people. Letters of Eva Peron are desirable after her death at the early age of 33. The letter is written on thin paper, with show through of ink from both sides, otherwise VG. £400-600

CHEN CHENG: (1897-1965) Chinese Political and Military Leader. National Revolutionary Commander. At the end of the civil war served as Governor of Taiwan, Premier of the Republic of China 1950-54 and Vice President 1954-65 under Chiang Kai-shek. Signed 3.2 x 4.4 photograph of Chen Cheng, the image depicting the Vice President of the Republic of China in a head and shoulders pose. Signed in black ink to a light area of the image in Chinese characters. Accompanied by the original envelope and letter, bearing a blind embossed stamp, with the letter heading of the Vice President office, Taipei, Taiwan, China, 25th August 1961. VG. £100-150

CHIANG CHING-KUO: (1910-1988) Taiwanese Politician and leader of the Kuomintang. Succeeded his father, Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek, as Premier of the Republic of China 1972-78 and President 1878-88. Signed bold black ink piece, in Chinese characters, by Chiang Ching-Kuo, to a compliment printed card of the President of the Republic of China, also bearing to the front a blind embossed seal. Accompanied by the original envelope and typed letter from the Office of the President Republic of China, signed by the Director of First Bureau Chou Ying-Lung. EX £100-150