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Lot 287
A Stained and Leaded Glass Panel, 19th century, of rectangular form, worked with a bust portrait of Charles I and the Garter within foliate borders, 52cm by 59cm; A Similar Rectangular Panel, with an armorial, 64cm by 51cm, in a window frame; and Another, of arched rectangular form, with an armorial, 82cm by 48cm (3)
Lot 36
A Derby Bisque Porcelain Figure Group Representing The Arts, circa 1780, modelled as two putti, one standing with a bust and chisel, the other sitting with a palette painting on a board, on a rocky, incised N42, 16cm high; and A Similar Figure of a Falconer, the seated putto with a bird on his arm, on a rocky base, incised N213, 13cm high (2)
Lot 45
A Creamware Nelson Commemorative Mug, circa 1805, printed with a bust portrait and inscribed ADMIRAL LORD NELSON Born Sept 29th 1758 Died Oct 21st 1805 aged 47, 13cm high; and A Similar Baluster Jug, inscribed BUONAPARTE The Monstrous Beast and Roman method of counting, the reverse with script, 14.5cm high (2). Restored all over. Restored spout. Restored rim.
Lot 46
A Staffordshire Pottery Reform Act Commemorative Jug, circa 1832, of fluted baluster form, printed in puce with Britannia, Royal Arms mottos and other motifs, 21.5cm high; A Queen Caroline Commemorative Jug, circa 1820, printed with a bust of Queen Caroline inscribed HER MAJESTY CAROLINE within pink lustre borders, 11cm high; and A William and Adelaide Coronation Commemorative Jug, circa 1831, printed in puce with the coronation and with script, 13cm high (3). Reform - restored spout, wear to handle, crazed. Caroline - crazed, star hairlines, wear to the lustre. William - restored spout, rims, handle.
Lot 47
A Staffordshire Pottery Victoria Proclamation Mug, circa 1837, printed in green with bust portraits and inscribed VICTORIA REGINA Born 25th of May 1819 Proclaimed 20th of June 1837; and Three Later Victoria Jubilee Commemorative Mugs (4). Beaker - crazed and gilt rim worn. Proclamation - chips to rim and hairline cracks. Copeland - good condition. Hitchin - discolouration to rims and nicks.
Lot 48
A Wood & Challinor John Wesley Commemorative Pearlware Plate, circa 1840, printed in underglaze blue with a bust of Wesley and inscribed JOHN WESLEY MA BORN AT EPWORTH JUNE 17TH 1703 DIED IN LONDON MARCH 27TH 1791, printed marks, 20.5cm diameter; A Staffordshire Pottery Figure of Wesley, 16.5cm high; A Staffordshire Pottery Balaklava Commemorative Jug, circa 1854, printed in underglaze blue and inscribed in French, 20.5cm diameter; An Earthenware Plate, printed with a landscape in Holland; and A Bone China Saucer Dish, printed with children in landscape (5)
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Lot 169
[Clemens (Samuel Langhorne)] "Mark Twain". Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, first edition, first state, half-title with illustration to verso and other illustrations in text by E.W. Kemble, portrait frontispiece of the author after the bust by sculptor Karl Gerhardt in first state with tablecloth visible and unsigned on the finished edge of the bust, title a cancel with copyright notice dated 1884 (second state), other first state points in text, original green pictorial cloth, gilt, extremities slightly rubbed but overall bright and clean, 8vo, New York, Charles L. Webster and Company, 1885.⁂ An excellent copy of one of the cornerstones of American fiction.With the following first state points: p.9, "Huck Decided" (later corrected to "decides"); p.13, "Him and another man" listed as p. 88; p.57, 11 lines up, says "with the was" (later corrected to "with the saw"); p.143, line 7 part of "b" in body broken; p.155, final 5 in a different font.
Lot 1085
A good Royal Dux bust of a girl, circa 1908, modelled as a young woman of the period with solft bonnet applied with flowers, ruched dress and green sash tied with a bow at the shoulder, decorated in typical muted colours, 51.5cm high, raised triangle mark and impressed no.612.Footnote:By repute, purchased in 1908 at exhibition in Vienna and thence transported to New York, USA, in 1939 where it was later sold.
Lot 510
A collection of glass paperweights to include Nybro paperweight of a Nordic longboat, a stylised chick paperweight, Caithness style paperweight with orange swirl, a Maling ware lidded biscuit jar depicting various castles including Durham, Warkworth ,Brangereth,Newcastle, Bamburgh and Rington's Tea Offices to base, approx 13.5 cm high, a painted bust of George III and a 19th Century mahogany and brass bound writing slope
Lot 665
* Charles, RA (fl. late 18th/early 19th Century) A silhouette bust portrait of Jacob Harvey Esquire of Berry Court, Cliffe, Kent, 1765-1824, signed; with artist's label and inscriptions verso, 10 x 7.5cms, oval; Early 19th Century British School miniature silhouette portraits of Mrs. Unthank and her first husband Thomas Rigby, with inscriptions associating them with an Edward Baylis and Eliza E. Siggins, on labels verso; and a miniature silhouette portrait of a gentleman; all framed. (4)
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