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Lot 125
Glenfarclas-58 year old-1953Single Family Cask. Distilled 25/11/1953, bottled 20/09/2012. Distilled & bottled by J&G Grant, Glenfarclas.Spanish oak Hogshead #1682. Bottle 002/136. Good labelling, rear label with very small ripple. Level: into neck. 700ml. Single malt, 43.9% volume Hine-60 year old-1953Single Family Cask. Bottled for Hine's 250th Anniversary. Distilled 01/12/1953, bottled 04/03/2013 by Thomas Hine & C.Grande Champagne. Cask #284. Bottle 002/148. Both presented in original wooden obelisk presentation cases by N.E.J. Stevenson, Cabinet Makers by Royal Appointment to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, and outer packaging. Level: very top shoulder. 70cl. Single malt, 41.9% volume2 bottlesFootnotes:One of 125 pairs of obelisks.This striking two-bottles set, was bottled to honour the historic pact between Scotland and France, the 'Auld Alliance', which began in 1295, here represented by the iconic spirits from each nations. Both distilled in 1953, the Glenfarclas Scotch single malt, and Hine Grande Champagne Cognac are considered some of the finest spirits these producers have ever bottled.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ††VAT at the prevailing rate on Hammer Price and Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 49
A PAINTED PLASTER DEATH MASK OF OLIVER CROMWELL the head modelled with eyes open, two drilled holes for suspension, the interior with the inscriptions "Oliver Cromwells Mask" and "John Burns, August 15th 1932 (m)", 25cm long; together with a Cromwellian deed dated 1st September 1655, with Oliver Cromwell's Great Seal of the Commonwealth from 1651 (2)Burns was first a socialist and subsequently a Liberal Member of Parliament and Minister, he resigned when the Liberal cabinet made a decision for war on 2 August 1914 and played no further role in politics. In 1919 he was left an annuity of £1,000 by steel magnate Andrew Carnegie which left him financially independent and he spent the rest of his life devoted to his interests in books, London history and cricket. As a book collector, he created a very large private library, much of which he left to the University of London. Provenance: Formerly in the collection of John Burns (1858-1943) the trade unionist and politician.
Lot 1500
Portmeirion 'Birds of Britain Roller' Vase, 7'' tall, together with three Royal Doulton cabinet plates from the 'Old Country Crafts Series, comprising The Blacksmith, The Thatcher, and Off to the Fields, together with Wedgwood Apple Pickers, and Making the Hayrick, and one other. Together with a Collins Million Word Crossword Dictionary, and two pairs of brand new ladies shoes, Coyfeet navy blue size 8, and Pappers Feel Good Feet size 8 sandals in black.
Lot 576
C20th Japanese tea service, grey ground decorated with images of Mount Fuji with gilt highlights, late C20th Belleek baluster design vase with simulated basket weave and floral panels H11cm, other decorative cabinet ceramics including Wedgwood Jasper Ware, three Wade tortoises, cabinet plates including Aynsley, Minton's and Royal Worcester (2 boxes)
Lot 601
Mid to late C20th Watkins and Doncaster mahogany collectors specimen cabinet, single panel door opening to reveal row of twenty glazed drawers containing a large collection of well presented native smaller Yorkshire moths (seven bottom drawers empty). Examples include Pale Mottled Willow, Rosy Marbled, Red Underwing etc (many varietys). H125cm, W56cm, L55cm.
Lot 604
Late C19th/early C20th Watkins and Doncaster light mahogany collectors specimen cabinet, the glazed door opening to reveal 20 glazed drawers containing collection of many varieties of small and miniature Yorkshire moths, one drawer empty incl. Ghost Moth, Map Wing Swift etc . H125cm, W55cm, L50cm
Lot 318
A 1985 VICENTE CAMACHO Spanish Classical Concert guitar. A rare and wonderful guitar made in Madrid, made of a spruce top and Brazilian rosewood back and sides. Includes a hard case.Provenance: Vicente Camacho was born in Madrid in 1928, making his early living in cabinet making – always an auspicious profession for one ultimately destined to be a guitar maker. He apprenticed with Modesto Borreguero (one of the workers in the Manuel Ramirez shop, along with Santos Hernandez and Domingo Esteso) from 1952 to 1960, when he set up his shop at calle Amparo, 3 in 1960. The scale length measures at approximately 652mm. There are no signs of any cracks or splits, the nut is not fixed in place but other than this the guitar is in very good structural condition. In terms of cosmetic issues, there is a light dent behind the bridge, a few dents on the sides, and some scuffed marks to the body binding, photographs have been uploaded to highlight these. The guitar is lacking strings, but appears to be in generally good condition and has been well kept with no signs of neck or body warping.
Lot 338
A 1960's radiogram with quality electronics. Consisting of a 'Thorens' turntable TD 124/11, a 'Quad' FM11 tuner, and a 'Quad 33' pre amp. (untested)We are unsure on the maker of the speakers themselves, this unit is in need of re-wiring, hence why it has not been tested. The Quad and Thorens components appear to be in good condition.Unfortunately, we are unable to take the components out of the cabinet. We recommend contacting one of our recommended couriers via https://www.davidlay.co.uk/couriers/
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