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Lot 201
A large 19th century composite stone garden urn cast in three sections, the urn with acanthus leaf moulding beneath the rim and scrolled acanthus mounts to the sides, decorated in relief with a bust of Queen Victoria, rose bushes and the Royal Shield, with remains of original painted decoration, mounted on a square plinth with inverted urn shaped column with laurel leaf edging and a laurel wreath to the front of the base, 74in (188cm) high x 30in (76cm) wide.
Lot 1674
A Sunderland lustre plaque, 1820's, monochrome printed with a bust portrait of 'The Revd John Wesley A.M.' in profile and inscribed 'The Best of All God is With Us', cornered with pink scallop shells, a mottled pink border and a ropetwist frame, length approx 22.3cm, together with a Dixon Phillips & Co lustre plaque, circa 1840-65, monochrome printed with 'Adam Clarke L.L.D.F.S.A. Wesleyan Minister', within a mottled pink border and copper relief moulded frame, impressed factory mark to reverse, length approx 22cm.
Lot 628
An early 20th Century French bronze time piece, surmounted by a bust of a young lady wearing a garland of flowers with similar repeat detail to the column, The dial with enamelled Roman chapters with movement striking on a bell, raised upon a square base, the movement stamped 3178 and the bust stamped A. Carrier, 49cm high, retains key and pendulum.
Lot 61
A white composition portrait bust of Winston Churchill, a small character jug depicting Neville Chamberlain by Manor Collectables, boxed, a pair of plates for 1984 Miners Strike and 1984 Anniversary of Tolpuddle Martyrs, a similar jug, a plate for 1986 Abolition of Greater London Council and two other mugs (8)
Lot 101
A sculpted white marble bust of a maiden, dated 1865, by Emma Stebbins (American, 1815-1882), with flowers in her hair, on a waisted socle, signed and inscribed ‘Rome 1865’, 42cm high Emma Stebbins was at the centre of what Henry James called the ‘White Marmorean Flock’, a group of largely lesbian American sculptors who settled in Rome in the mid-19th century.
Lot 141
A pair of Sevres-style claret-ground two-handled pedestal urns, 20th century, with two stylized swan handles and each painted with an oval bust portrait panel with Marshals of France, M.al Lannes and M.al Soult, within an elaborate gilt border and beneath Imperial eagles, 29cm high (one with repaired foot) Note: Marshal Lannes (1769 -1809), Duc de Montebello, Prince de Sievers, joined the L’armee d’Italie in 1796 as a humble volunteer and rose to be a Marshal of France under the First Empire, dying in action at the battle of Aspern-Essling. Marshal Soult (1769-1851), Duc de Dalmatie, similarly joined the ranks in 1785 rising to Marshal in 1804. Although principally remembered as the French commander in the Peninsular War, he was also Prime Minister of France three times.
Lot 113
Clemens, Samuel L. "Mark Twain" Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. New York: Charles L. Webster, 1885. First American edition, early issue with BAL points: copyright notice dated 1884, "was" for saw on p.57, the "Him and Another Man" plate listed incorrectly as being at p.88, state "1(2?)" of pagination on page 155 with the final "5" lacking, photogravure plate by Heliotype Printing Co. of a portrait bust by Karl Gerhardt with tablecloth visible (BAL state 1), with the final blank leaf, also with the misprint "decided" on p. 9, later changed to "decides", frontispiece and 173 text illustrations by E.W. Kemble, original pictorial green cloth, blocked and lettered in gilt and black, folding cloth and marbled collector's box, very minor wear to head and tail of spine, scattered damp-flecks to boards Note: A very early issue of Mark Twain's masterpiece. The first reviews appeared in the USA in March 1885, and this copy is inscribed and dated by its first owner in early April 1885, making it one of the earliest inscribed copies to appear at auction. Blanck's Bibliograpy of American Literature [BAL 3415] Provenance: Mr Laurence Green, 6 April 1885, inscription on front endpaper
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