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After Charles Johnson Payne `Snaffles` (1884-1967). `Merry England and worth a guinea a minute` coloured lithograph signed in pencil with blind stamp and printed remarque, 39cm x 36cm.

An Edwardian mahogany music cabinet, with blind fret carved frieze and sides, surrounding six drawers on square tapering legs with splayed feet, 55cm wide. height 95cm, depth 50cm.

GEORGE III MAHOGANY EIGHT DAY LONGCASE CLOCK maker, John Hamilton of Glasgow, the 13-inch square brass dial with Roman/Arabic numeral brass chapter and scalloped circular date dial, the case with blind fret carved hood above a rectangular door, the plinth on small turned feet, 205cm high

A pollarded elm longcase clock, early 18th century, the arched brass dial with subsidiary dial surmounted between cherubs, with an 11in silvered dial, inscribed 'John Latham, London' on a tablet, with seconds dial and calendar aperture, enclosing the eight-day movement striking the hours, in a restored case with blind fretwork details and a glass panel, 255cm high CONDITION REPORT: Extensively restored throughout the case, hood and movement. Additional images available (upon request).

A George III mahogany sideboard, with bow front, the brass rail back with a pair of scroll candle brackets, over a gadrooned edge over five drawers, with gilt brass handles, on fluted square tapering legs and spade feet, with carved and blind fret mouldings, 184cm wide 69cm deep 153cm high (top of brass rail) CONDITION REPORT: Handles appear ok. Splits to both sides, moulding loss to areas of the front. Some deep scratches to the top of the sideboard. Drawer rails have been replaced and added to. The top has had a repolish. Some sun damage to the front, visible silhouettes behind the handles.

A walnut early 20th century bachelor`s wardrobe, with two doors over a single and blind drawer base, on bracket feet, 168cm

After Sir William Russell Flint (British 1880-1969): 'Waves', chromolithograph signed in pencil limited edition with blind stamp pub. Frost and Reed 1969, 48cm x 63cm

After Sir William Russell Flint (British 1880-1969): 'Janelle and the Volume of Treasures', chromolithograph limited edition No.219/850 with blind stamp and certificate 39cm x 53cm

After Sir William Russell Flint (British 1880-1969): 'Ancient Doorway Cordes', chromolithograph limited edition No.458/650 with blind stamp 55cm x 37cm

After Sir William Russell Flint (British 1880-1969): 'The Rhythm of the Ballet', chromolithograph artist's proof signed in pencil limited edition with blind stamp pub. Frost and Reed 1949, 39cm x 68cm

EDWARD PISTOR, LONDON A PART 18TH/19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY LONGCASE CLOCK, having shaped hood with blind fret carving and flank pilasters, Victorian 8-day mechanism with anchor escapement faced by a period brass dial with strike silent calendar, second"" s, spandrels, flame veneered trunk and base, 2.25m high, including two weights, pendulum and key

SHEPHERD, DAVID: a signed print entitled `This England`, framed and glazed, with blind stamp and signed by the artist in pencil to the mount, W 113.5 H 74.5 cm (including frame)

A George III mahogany chest-on-chest, the moulded pediment above a blind fretwork frieze, fitted with two short and six long drawers and a brushing slide, raised on bracket feet, height approx 187cm, width approx 112cm (some alterations).

A George III Chinese Chippendale design mahogany pierced splat back dining chair, the drop-in seat above blind fretwork legs, together with another George III mahogany dining chair.

A George III mahogany linen press in the Chippendale style the dentil moulded pediment over a blind fret frieze and two single panel cabinet doors opening to reveal five sliding trays over a brushing slide and two short over three long graduated drawers to the base, fitted with gilt brass swing handles with petal moulded discs, raised on ogee bracket front feet, 127cm wide, 235cm high, 63cm deep

A pair of Edwardian mahogany Chippendale revival china display cabinets on two drawer stands, with concave open shelf stretcher, each overall decorated with blind fret mouldings surrounding the twin rectangular single pane doors with top corner pierced fret decoration, 73.5cm wide, 134.5cm high, 35.5cm deep

A George III mahogany chest on chest, the dentil moulded cornice over a blind fret frieze with an arrangement on two short over three long graduated cockbeaded drawers to the upper section between reeded canted front corners on a three drawer base fitted with brass swing handles with ribbon moulded pressed oval back plates, raised on shaped front bracket feet, 110cm wide, 180cm high, 55cm deep

After L.S. Lowry. The Public Safety banking Company Limited, with figures, blind stamp for printers to margin, 26cm x 36cm.

Contemporary British school, abstract study of forms on a blue ground, signed lower left, blind stamped lower right, mixed media print on paper, W. 71 cm, H. 50 cm.

CLARKE, Harry (illustrator). – Edgar Allan POE. Tales of Mystery and Imagination. London: George G. Harrap & Co. Ltd., 1919. 4to (269 x 204mm.) 24 plates by Clarke. (Light spotting or browning.) Original reversed calf blocked in blind (scuffed and bumped with minor loss).

MORRIS, Francis Orpen. A History of British Birds… second edition. London: Bell and Daldy, 1870. 6 vols., 8vo (251 x 170mm.) 365 hand-coloured plates. (Some spotting, a few leaves torn to margin without loss, stitching weak and some leaves now loosely inserted.) Original blue cloth blocked in gilt and blind (extremities somewhat bumped and slightly affected by damp, spines slightly rubbed and chipped).

COMMON PRAYER, In English. The Book of Common Prayer. London: John Murray, 1850. 8vo (227 x 147mm.) Printed in colour with decorative borders, additional chromolithographed decorative title, chromolithographed lithographic plates. (Light browning.) Contemporary calf blocked in blind, g.e. (slightly rubbed and scuffed).

An antique mahogany open bookcase, with blind fret decoration over open shelves flanked by reeded pilasters on a plinth base.

Richard White, North Walsham, a George III oak eight day longcase clock, the 11" break arch brass dial with silvered chapter, subsidiary seconds and date aperture, signed in the arch, the arched hood carved with a blind fretwork band above Corinthian columns, the case with fluted canted corners flanking a door with a glazed lenticle, the panel base raised on bracket feet. 223cm

Micheal Farrell (1940-2000) MADONNA IRLANDA, 1975 lithograph; (no. 94 from an edition of 150) signed and dated in pencil in the margin lower right; numbered lower left; with blind stamp also lower left 18 by 24.75in., 45 by 61.875cm. L Sheet size: 19 by 25.75ins.The work of Micheal Farrell has recently been highlighted by Solstice Arts Centre with support of the Arts Council/An Chomhairle Ealaíon with a touring exhibition [Solstice Art Centre, Navan; The Crawford Gallery, Cork and RHA, Dublin 2013/2014] to encourage a re-evaluation of his important contribution to Irish life as an artist, and as a cultural commentator.

A George II style walnut fold over card table. The quarter veneered top with crossbanded border with projecting rounded corners, opening to reveal a baize interior and dished counter wells, over a blind frieze with single drawer on acanthus capped cabriole legs. 35 x 17 x 29.5"

A late 19th century mahogany demi lune Chippendale style sideboard, with short drawer and two cupboard doors, with blind fret cut decoration. Bears label for Druce & Co, Upholsters and Cabinet Makers, Baker Street, Portman Square, London W.

A late Victorian mahogany pot cupboard, Chippendale style with blind fret cut decoration.

C18th Mahogany Secretaire Bookcase, lower section twin dummy drawer, fall enclosing well fitted nest with small drawers & pigeon holes, central door with pigeon holes & small drawer, 2 secret compartments with fluted turnings, baize writing surface over 3 long graduated cock beaded drawers on bracket supports with original brass handles & locks, fully oak lined, superstructure: pair blind panelled doors under dentil cornice with internal wooden shelving

Mid C19th Victorian Pollarded Oak Break Front Library Bookcase, centre section with 2 short & 2 long drawers, on plinth base, pair 7 pane glazed doors over under decorative cornice, each wing with blind lower panel & matching 7 pane glazed sections, fully fitted with adjustable shelving

An Edwardian mahogany display cabinet, the upper section enclosed by astragal glazed doors, the bowfront base fitted with two drawers on square tapering legs with spade feet, blind fret carved decoration throughout, 77cm (30.25") wide

A George III mahogany serpentine dressing chest with four long graduating drawers and lopers to support the once-fitted top drawer, within blind fret corners and on ogee bracket feet, 100cm (39.5") wide/see illustration Condition Report: A lovely chest in need of restoration, veneer split to left hand side, corner canted returns to both sides damaged, splits to both sides, dressing drawer gutted, third drawer missing some top moulding , handles original, both front feet damaged reight hand foot missing base moulding.

An 18th Century mahogany longcase clock, the hood with blind fret carving and stopped fluted columns to the sides, the trunk with canted columns, fitted an arch top steel dial signed T. Allom, Fullburn, having an eight-day movement

A good 18th century mahogany eight day long case clock, the brass dial signed J.N.O. Pitts, Tilbury, beneath an ornate, cherub, arch, the case with blind fret, canted corners beneath a fret pierced and flowerhead carved pediment, the whole on ogee bracket feet, maximum height 244cm. Condition Report: We do not operate the clocks to see if in working order and do not guarantee the workings. There are three holes drilled into the brass dial where the movement posts are connected therefore uncertain if the movement is original. The seating boards are built up. The edge of the trunk door has some damage together with the back legs missing.

Boardman, Harvey 1858 Map of the White Mountains New Hampshire from Original Surveys This attractive map of the White Mountains contains images of 9 prominent houses and scenic views in the area including the Flume House, Profile House and a view at the top of Mt. Washington. Intended for the tourist, the map shows towns, roads, rivers and detailed topography by hachure. Two tables of distances are included at bottom right. Folds into blind stamped blue boards (3.8 x 5.6"") with gilt title on the front cover, New Map of the White Mountains. 22.4"" W x 19.5"" H Issued folding with light toning and a few short splits at fold intersections.

A 1920`s oak freestanding bookcase partially enclosed by a pair of arched leaded light panelled doors revealing three adjustable shelves to interior over a cupboard enclosed by a pair of blind panelled doors raised on turned bobbin and block supports united by stretchers

A 1920`s oak hall cupboard with carved stop fluted frieze over a pair of full length triple panelled doors with blind fret decoration enclosing a single shelf and hanging rail to interior

An old English style oak hanging cupboard partially enclosed by a pair of three quarter length quarter panelled door with geometric mouldings over three blind panels with further moulded detail

Bayliss, Wyke (ed) "The Likeness of Christ by the late Thomas Heaphy", David Bogue. 1880, binding completely loose, colourplates highlighted with gilt, cream boards with damp damage, with (Coleridge), Paton J. Noel "Coleridges Rime of the Ancient Mariner", Art-Union of London 1863, oblong folio, black and white plates, staining and damage to outer edges, ffep repaired, boards detached, much of backstrip missing, Dore, Gustav (ills) "The Story of Elaine", Moxon and Son 1871, numerous plates, elephant folio, blue blind stamped and gilt decorated boards, front board detached, backstrip missing (3)

Grose, F "A Provincial Glossary with a Collection of Local Proverbs and Popular Superstitions" New edition corrected, printed for Edward Jeffery, 1811, re-bound library cloth, four library blind stamps in text Please note we do not guarantee books regarding collation. Bidders must be completely satisfied with condition and collation before bidding.

Jourdain, M. "English Decoration and Furniture of the Early Renaissance (1500-1650) " and "English Decoration and Furniture of the late 18th Century (1760-1820)", Batsford 1924, numerous photographic and other illustrations and plates, a few scattered small library stamps, red cloth, gilt and blind stamp decorations, with Latham, Charles "In English Homes...", published for The Country Life, numerous photographic illustrations, original blue cloth with gilt decorations and titles, 2 volumes (4) Please note we do not guarantee books regarding collation. Bidders must be completely satisfied with condition and collation before bidding.

Good quality Georgian-style mahogany cupboard on stand with two panelled doors and two drawers below on square legs with blind fretwork decoration, 104cm wide x 164cm high

A single size quilted bedcover in a toile de jouy fabric in a deep red colourway on cream background with a matching Roman blind and cushion covers in a toning fabric, a roller blind in a burgundy check fabric, several part rolls of fabric, an Indian silk fringed cloth in teal blue coloured fabric with gold threadwork, etc

After David Shepherd, `Jaguars - a cool and shady pool in the South American rainforests`, limited edition colour print signed in pencil and numbered 764/1500, Solomon & Whitehead blind stamp, 39cm x 61cm, F&G

After David Shepherd, `The Crossing`, limited edition colour print signed in pencil and numbered 355/1500, Solomon & Whitehead blind stamp, 30cm x 45cm, F&G

After David Shepherd, `Baobab and friends`, limited edition colour print signed in pencil and numbered 23/950, Solomon & Whitehead blind stamp, 47cm x 64cm, F&G

After David Shepherd, `The Tigers of Bandhavgarh`, limited edition colour print signed in pencil and numbered 418/1000, Solomon & Whitehead blind stamp, 47cm x 72cm, F&G

After Beryl Cook (1926-2008) - reproduction print of burlesque dancer in pub, signed in pencil by the artist lower right, published by Alexander Gallery Publications Ltd, 52cm x 62cm, Fine Art Trade Guild FKE blind stamp lower left, framed and glazed

After Beryl Cook (1926-2008) - reproduction print of art class in yellow room, signed in pencil by the artist lower right, published in 1979 by Alexander Gallery Publications Ltd, 45.5cm x 44.5 cm, Fine Art Trade Guild FAK blind stamp lower left, framed and glazed

George III mahogany linen press with moulded cornice and blind fret frieze, canted corners and two panelled doors enclosing slides, with two short and two long graduated drawers below on bracket feet, 205cm high, 135cm wide, 67cm deep

DUMAS ALEXANDRE: (1802-1870) Pere. French Writer of The Three Musketeers. A.L.S., A Dumas, one page, 8vo, n.p., n.d., to Monsieur Jouy, in French, on his blind embossed monogrammed stationery. Dumas states that he is pleased to comply with his correspondent's request of sending his autograph for inclusion in the album of Madame de Boudonvette. With partial integral address leaf (neatly adhered to the adjoining first page). Slightly irregularly trimmed to the edges and with some light age wear, about G

GEORGE III: (1738-1820) King of the United Kingdom 1760-1820. Early D.S., George R, as King, at the head, one page (vellum), large oblong folio, Court at Saville House, 27th October 1760, in the first year of the King's reign. The partially printed document is a military commission appointing Basil Beridge to be a Captain in the 21st Regiment of Dragoons, or Royal Forresters, commanded by John Manners, Marquess of Granby. Countersigned at the foot by William Pitt (1708-1778) The Elder. British Statesman, Secretary of State for the Southern Department 1756-57, 1757-61 and British Prime Minister 1766-68. With blind embossed paper seal affixed. Some light dust staining and creasing to the corners and edges, only very slightly affecting the signatures, about VG King George III had acceded to the throne on 25th October 1760, just two days before signing the present document.

GEORGE III: (1738-1820) King of the United Kingdom 1760-1820. D.S., George R (a 'mad' example), as King, at the head, one page (vellum), oblong folio, Court at St. James's, 14th September 1809. The partially printed document is a military commission appointing John Morle to be a Lieutenant in the Second, or Queen's Royal, Regiment of Foot commanded by General James Coates. Countersigned at the foot by Richard Ryder (1766-1832) British Politician, Home Secretary 1809-12. With blind embossed paper seal affixed. Some light overall foxing and minor age wear, otherwise about VG

VICTORIA: (1819-1901) Queen of the United Kingdom Great Britain & Ireland 1837-1901. D.S., Victoria R I, as Queen, at the head, eight pages, folio, Court at Saint James's, 3rd April 1862. The manuscript document, on black bordered mourning paper, is addressed to Councillor Edward George Fitzalan Howard, Deputy to the Duke of Norfolk, Earl Marshal and Hereditary Marshal of England, and is a Licence for Allan Cowburn, Vicar of Tidenham in Gloucestershire to take the surnames of Smith and Masters and the Arms of Masters and Smith quarterly, and extensively detailing the events leading to Cowburn's petition for the same to the Queen, further instructing Howard that 'our Concession and Declaration be recorded in Our College of Arms to the end that Our Officers of Arms and all others upon occasion may take full notice and have knowledge thereof.' Countersigned at the conclusion by Sir George Grey (1799-1882) British Politician, Home Secretary 1846-52, 1855-58. With blind embossed paper seal affixed and tied to the left edge with the original black ribbon. Accompanied by the original envelope. Some light overall age wear and staining and some extensive, although neat, splits to the right edges of the folds to each page, only very slightly affecting the text, but not the signatures. G

GEORGE V: (1865-1936) King of the United Kingdom 1910-36. D.S., Appd. G. R. I., as King, at the head, one page, 4to, 10 Downing Street, Whitehall, 11th June 1921, on the blind embossed stationery of the First Lord of the Treasury. The typed document is a dictated letter to the King from Austen Chamberlain at the request of the Prime Minister and recommends that a Knighthood be conferred upon George Branson on the occasion of his appointment to be a judge of the High Court of Justice. Signed by Austen Chamberlain at the foot. One file hole in the upper corner and very light, minor age wear. Together with Queen Mary(1867-1953) Queen Consort of the United Kingdom. Book signed and inscribed, a hardback edition of Great Flights by C. St. John Sprigg, published by Thomas Nelson & Sons Ltd., January 1936 (reprinted). A presentation copy inscribed in bold, dark fountain pen ink by Queen Mary to the front free endpaper, 'For Jamie Douglas from Mary R' and dated Christmas 1940 in her hand. Some light foxing and some slight damp staining to the head of a few pages and cloth boards. Lacking the dust jacket. G to VG, 2 Austen Chamberlain (1863-1937) British Politician, Nobel Peace Prize winner, 1925. Sir George Branson (1871-1951) British Judge at the High Court of Justice 1921-39.

EDWARD VIII: (1894-1972) King of the United Kingdom January - December 1936. Later Duke of Windsor. Rare D.S., Edward R I, as King, at the head, two pages, folio, Court at Saint James's, 15th June 1936. The typed document is addressed to Cosmo Gordon Lang, Lord Archbishop of Canterbury, and is a mandate for the Consecration of the Reverend James Lawrence Cecil Horstead to be a Bishop, 'to the intent that he should exercise his functions in one of Our Possessions and also in one of Our Protectorates abroad'. With blind embossed paper seal affixed at the head along with the original black ribbon. A portion of the second page to the integral leaf has been neatly cut away, evidently for the removal of the countersignature. Some very minor, extremely light staining to the left edge, about VG William Cosmo Gordon Lang (1864-1945) Scottish Anglican Prelate who served as Archbishop of York (1908-28) and Archbishop of Canterbury (1928-42). The Most Rev. James Horstead (1898-1989) Anglican Bishop of Sierra Leone (1936-61) and Archbishop of West Africa (1955-61).

ELIZABETH II: (1926- ) Queen of the United Kingdom 1952- . D.S., Elizabeth R, as Queen, at the head, two pages, folio (the second page with the lower half neatly cut away, with loss of the countersignature), Saint James's, 5th December 1952. The typed document is addressed to the Lord Bishop of London and states that, following an Act passed in the seventh year of the reign of Queen Victoria entitled An Act to make better Provision for the Spiritual Care of populous Parishes, 'a Parish for Spiritual Purposes was constituted out of the Parish of Hanwell in the County of Middlesex…and is called the Parish of Saint Thomas, Hanwell', and further nominating Cecil Alfred Osborne to be Perpetual Curate of the Parish of Saint Thomas made vacant by the death of Herbert James Beck. With blind embossed blue paper seal and original blue ribbon affixed. About VG William Wand (1885-1977) English Anglican Bishop of London 1945-55.

POUND DUDLEY: (1877-1943) British Admiral of the Fleet of World War II. Wartime T.L.S., Dudley Pound, with holograph salutation and subscription, one page, 8vo, London, 23rd July 1940, to Forbes Sempill, on the blind embossed stationery of the Admiralty. Pound thanks his correspondent for their letter and suggestions, remarking 'We have been thinking very much along these lines. Anyway, we are always very glad to receive any suggestions.' Together with a small selection of signed pieces, cards, A.L.S. (1), signed photographs (2) by various other individuals associated with World War II including Arthur Harris, Johnnie Johnson & Laddie Lucas, Omar Bradley, Leslie Hore-Belisha, Earl of Kilmuir etc. G to generally VG, 9

NUREMBURG TRIALS: A rare 'Short Snorter' United States of America One Dollar banknote individually signed by seven of the defendants at the Nuremberg Trials comprising Hermann Goering (1893-1946, Reichsmarschall and Commander of the Luftwaffe 1935-45), Wilhelm Keitel (1882-1946, German Field Marshal, head of the Oberkommando der Wehrmacht), Alfred Jodl (1890-1946, Wehrmacht Generaloberst, deputy to Keitel), Wilhelm Frick (1877-1946, Reich Minister of the Interior 1933-43), Fritz Sauckel (1894-1946, Gauleiter of Thuringia 1927-45), Konstantin von Neurath (1873-1956, Reich Minister of Foreign Affairs 1932-38) and Joachim von Ribbentrop (1893-1946, Reich Minister of Foreign Affairs 1938-45). All have signed their names in fountain pen inks, some adding the date in their hands. A couple of the signatures are very weak and barely legible. Some small ink annotations in the hand of the collector. Some light overall creasing and age wear, G Provenance: Accompanied by a typed certificate signed by Dan J. Hardy, a Notary Public of West Virginia, stating, in part, 'that the signatures listed below and appearing on the 1935A Silver Certificate, Serial No. Y 59385846 C, are authentic and were obtained by me while I was a guard in the courtroom of the War Criminal Trials, Palace of Justice, Nuremberg, Germany. Orders came down to collect signatures no more, and this prevented me from getting all of them. The signatures were obtained in the cell block before we took the prisoners to the courtroom each morning'. Countersigned by Louise Lowther, Notary Public of Harrison County, West Virginia, and bearing her blind embossed stamp. Also included is a holograph copy of the same statement signed by Dan Hardy alongside his blind embossed Notary Public stamp and dated 20th April 1966. Some overall creasing, light staining, age wear and small areas of paper loss to the statement.

Colin Jones, David Hockney, Notting Hill, London, 1969, silver print, printed in 2004, with photographer`s blind stamp, titled in pencil to reverse with photographer`s ink stamp, image size 190mm x 130mm, E