Anna Friel signed 12x8 colour photo. Anna Louise Friel (born 12 July 1976) is an English actress. Born in Rochdale, Greater Manchester, she has been acting professionally since age 13. Friel achieved fame with her portrayal of Beth Jordache on the British soap opera Brookside (1993-1995), and came to international prominence when she played Charlotte Chuck Charles on ABC's Pushing Daisies (2007-2009). She is the recipient of several accolades, including an International Emmy Award, a Drama Desk Award, a National Television Award, an RTS Award, and an honorary degree, as well as BAFTA Award, Golden Globe Award, Satellite Award, Saturn Award, Genie Award and Czech Lion Award nominations. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99
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A GEORGE III MAHOGANY WRITING TABLECIRCA 1790The green leather inset top above arrangement of three drawers, on square tapering legs79cm high, 138cm wide, 74cm deepProvenance:A label to the drawer of this desk suggests it was previously part of the furnishings of Clumber Park, Nottinghamshire
Charles Hindley & Sons of London desk, marked and numbered of 'C. Hindley & Sons, 134 Oxford Street, London, 52254', stamped to the middle drawer, with brass ring handles, 121cm x 72cm x 58cm At present, there is no condition report prepared for this lot, this in no way indicates a good condition, please contact the saleroom for a full condition report.
Mahogany desk or side tableLate 18th/early 19th Century, with inlaid decoration, serpentine top and frieze drawer, 75cm x 69cm x 48cm At present, there is no condition report prepared for this lot, this in no way indicates a good condition, please contact the saleroom for a full condition report.
Coromandel desk standwith brass mounts and two glass inkwells, 27cm x 22cm x 21cm and a four-tier wall mounted letter rack, with pierced decoration, 37cm overall (2)At present, there is no condition report prepared for this lot, this in no way indicates a good condition, please contact the saleroom for a full condition report.
‘Ardent has been hit badly. We are proceeding to render assistance. Too late for fire-fighting. They are abandoning ship. I was sent up to help out. The back of the ship is ripped open like a tin can with flames and black smoke pouring out. All the blokes are on the superstructure dressed in survival suits and lifejackets. Two blokes are stuck behind the fire right on the back end. Jumped into sea, both get lifejackets on but no suits. A Wessex helicopter is picking them up. Alongside the ship now. 168 survivors, 20 missing, 30 injured, some seriously. Bloke came on with his fingers missing off his left hand, bandaged up roughly. Other blokes are covered in blood. Most of them suffering shock. It’s hard getting them to walk the right way…’ Cardin’s diary entry for Friday 21 May 1982, refers. The South Atlantic Medal awarded to Leading Radio Operator (General) P. Cardin, Royal Navy, who kept a diary of events aboard H.M.S. Yarmouth in the period April to July 1982 - a detailed and poignant record which is included with his Medal and now forms the basis of his book ‘Return to Bomb Alley, 1982, The Falklands Deception’ South Atlantic 1982, with rosette (LRO (G) P. Cardin, D156563D, HMS Yarmouth) ship’s name officially corrected, good very fine £1,000-£1,400 --- Paul Cardin was born in Wallasey, Cheshire, in August 1959 and joined the Royal Navy in February 1976. He served with the Royal Nay in H.M.S. Yarmouth during the South Atlantic campaign in 1982, during which he compiled a detailed and poignant diary, and left the Royal Navy in February 1983. His book, Return to Bomb Alley, 1982, The Falklands Deception, based on his diary, was published in 2022. H.M.S. Yarmouth, a Rothesay-class frigate, was commanded by Commander A. Morton, R.N., who was awarded the D.S.C. in respect of his ship’s part in the Falklands War. In the London Gazette of 8 October 1982, the citation for his decoration stated that it was ‘remarkable’ that the Yarmouth came through the operations unscathed … ‘She was in the thick of much of the action, accounting for several enemy aircraft in the Falkland Sound and San Carlos Water and carried out a prodigious amount of Naval Gunfire Support’. Most notably that gunfire support was in respect of the attack on Mount Tumbledown, an action that contributed to Yarmouth’s impressive expenditure of over 1,000 shells from her 4.5-inch guns in the period May to June 1982. Cardin and his shipmates also undertook valuable rescue operations, most notably on the occasion of the loss of H.M.S. Sheffield and H.M.S. Ardent. Fortunately for posterity’s sake, Cardin kept a diary of events during his time in the South Atlantic, a diary with numerous references to Yarmouth’s “Air Raid Warning Reds”. Yet it serves too as a useful journal in respect of the bigger picture, in addition to relating some poignant stories: ‘Point of interest: During the exocet attack on us a few weeks ago, the day the Sheffield was hit, a white dove was seen to land on our flight deck. A signal received today from Avenger, who was unsuccessfully attacked yesterday, reported a white dove landing on the foc’sle when the missile was sighted.’ And on the Glamorgan’s losses: ‘Casualties from Glamorgan: 12 dead, 16 injured (one seriously, both legs amputated). The injuries are bad again. Flight deck crew and cooks suffered the most. Eye injuries, broken arms and legs, smoke inhalation, cuts and shock … The missile went in through the flight deck (unusual for an Exocet).’ Sold with the recipient’s original desk diary, covering the period 5 April to 12 July 1982, 32pp., with often detailed hourly entries and commentary; named enclosure for the South Atlantic Medal; various photographic images; and a copy of the recipient’s 2022 book Return to Bomb Alley, 1982, The Falklands Deception.
German Second World War Political Insignia. Comprising a Standschutzen Battalion Innsbruck finely machine embroidered lozenge badge; a matched pair of Stalhelm lower ranks collar patches; a Reich sports armband with the Bevo woven gold on black insignia stitched to a silk printed band; a Bevo woven cut from roll DDAC sports vest; a SA sports badge in gold, Bevo woven, cut from roll with maker’s name; a relic SA Standarte 40 collar patch; a Hitler Youth 13th Bahn red piped shoulder board; a Luftwaffe enlisted ranks cap wreath, pins missing; a small desk flag with central pole and hanging string, multi woven, swastika to face side, reverse blank; and a Hitler Youth proficiency badge finely Bevo woven silver on black, lozenge shape, generally good condition (11) £70-£90
German Second World War Insignia. Comprising a set of Reichsheer infantry bandsmans swallows nests, complete with all their hooks; a mint uncut from roll scarce variation, white machine woven eagle on olive drab background vest eagle; an Army Bevo woven mid war grey on black triangular form Panzer breast eagle, machine cross hatched onto a section of black material; a Mid war Bevo woven army breast eagle, grey on green, still fitted to uniform cloth; a ragged late war grey on green Bevo woven breast eagle; a slightly shortened naval Bevo woven breast eagle with the tip of the left wing missing; a Panzer beret Bevo woven white on black national wreath attached to a small piece of cardboard; an Army officers bullion wire woven cap wreath with metallic central cockade; an Army pioneer Oberstleutnant shoulder board, slip-on; an Army senior nco model 36 slip-on shoulder board, Regiment No. 23 infantry white piping; a set of scarce Russian Volunteers with the German Army collar patches; and a small desk flag being a souvenir of Nuremberg with the Coat of Arms and the outline of Nuremberg to one side and swastika to the reverse side, generally good condition (14) £200-£240
Victorian Royal Artillery Officer Sabretache / Blotting Pad A full dress example, the dark blue Melton cloth face heavily embroidered with gold bullion Royal Arms. Laurel and Oak leaf sprays embroidered above a gilt artillery field piece; below a tri-part padded crimson scroll QUO FAS ET GLORIA DUCUNT. Edged with gold lace of artillery pattern. Bullion remains bright. This example has been professionally adapted to a desk blotting pad. GC.
A pair of silver mounted desk candlesticks, Broadway & Co, Birmingham 1972, cylindrical columns on weighted circular bases, embossed with birds and green man masks amongst a scrolling floral surround, tapering sconces with scrolling foliate borders, each 10.2cm highCR; There is some light denting around the edges of the base, and to some of the highpoints of the decoration. There does not appear to be splitting or piercing, though there is the beginning signs of piercing to some of the highpoints. There is moderate loss of definition to some of the finer details in the cast decoration, mostly around the base. Bases show some wear commensurate with use, but are largely in good order. No signs of repair. Both candlesticks sit flat on a level surface.
A pair of silver mounted desk candlesticks, Broadway & Co, Birmingham 1967-68, cylindrical columns on weighted circular bases, embossed with birds and green man masks amongst a scrolling floral surround, tapering sconces with scrolling foliate borders, each 10.2cm highCR; There is some light denting around the edges of the base, the sconces and to some of the highpoints of the decoration. There is some small areas of splitting to the highpoints of the decoration. There is some loss of definition to some of the finer details in the cast decoration. Bases show heavy wear commensurate with use, lacking felt lining. No signs of repair. Both candlesticks appear to have a slightly curved base, and wobble on a level surface. Please note; there is considerable build-up around the low-points of the decoration, which may be concealing further faults. Cleaning may be required. Please see pictures for further illustration.
A pair of Art Deco marble bookends, early 20th century, each mounted with a bronze patinated spelter elephant's mask, each 15.2cm high overall (one at fault), with a matching marble desk set, comprising: a desk stand with twin inkwells (lacking liners), 30cm wide, a letter rack, 15.5cm wide, a pen stand, an inkwell (lacking liner), a blotter, a lighter, an ashtray and a seal, with a further circular desk stand of small proportions, 9.5cm diameter (11cm) (Qty)
A novelty dog clock with revolving eyes, circa 1930, probably by the German Oswald company (not working), 13cm wide, pair of Victorian silhouettes, depicting a lady and a gentleman, each within a rosewood frame, 20cm x 15cm, an early 20th century walnut desk tidy, 23cm wide, and a inkwell stand with overhead handle, 13cm wide (5)Condition reportOswald dog clock, not working, possibly due to a broken spring, dog has chips to both ear tips along with further minor chips.Desk tidy stained and faded but no splits or cracks.The glass ink well is extensively broken with multiple chips and cracks.Both silhouette frames have chips to the veneers, with some foxing to the male silhouette and general stains marks to the frames.
A Victorian figured walnut stationery slope, the twin doors opening to a removable perpetual desk calendar, above stationery compartments, ink and pen wells over a full width drawer, 34cm H x 35cm W x 26cm DCondition reportSmall chip to the top corner of the RH door, see additional image. RH door has to be 'pressed' to enable the lock to engage.Very minor chip to RH side top edge, desk calendar is complete and rotates through all days, months and dates, otherwise general light marks, scuffs and fading commensurate with age and use.
A George I figured walnut ladies kneehole desk, the quarter veneered top with feathered banding and inverted corners, above a long single frieze drawer, oak lined running front to back, applied with feathered banding, brass back plates and swan neck swing handles, above a recessed central cupboard door flanked by three conforming small drawers to each side, raised upon bracket feet, 78cm H x 79cm W x 49cm D Condition report:Some light fading marks and veneer splits to desk top, further 6cm water mark to the LHS panel.Handles and back plates probably later associated, as there appear to be 'shadows' on the drawers around the back plates, locks also appear to be later associated. Evidence of minor historic worm throughout with some signs of sympathetic restoration/repairs, please see additional images.
A George II style figured walnut writing/library desk, early 20th century, the rectangular moulded top with rounded corners inset with a gilt tooled green leather skiver, above an arrangement of three frieze drawers opposed by three faux drawers, raised upon shell moulded cabriole legs, terminating in ball and claw feet, 76cm H x 116cm W x 72cm D
A Victorian mahogany twin pedestal clerks desk, paper label to the top drawer 'Eyre & Sons, Ltd, Holywell St, Chesterfield', the two banks of four small drawers united by a spindle gallery, above a skiver inset integrated writing slope, opening to four pigeon holes, above a faux frieze drawer flanked by two small drawers, and raised upon twin pedestals each with three graduated drawers above a plinth base and castors, 112cm H x 122cm W x 65cm D
A George II style figured walnut ladies kneehole writing desk, early 20th century, the book veneered top above a long drawer and a central recessed cupboard door, flanked by three drawers to each side, applied with pierced brass back plates and swing handles, raised upon shaped bracket feet, 78cm H x 96cm W x 46cm D
Secreter Art Deco. France, ca.1930-40.Walnut.Measurements: 91 x 91 x 60 cm.Secreter abattant in Art Decó style, made of walnut wood. The piece of furniture is supported on four legs, the front ones with a wavy profile that extends into the cut-out skirt. These give way to a lower body structured in four drawers of the same dimensions and design. The design. This one, slightly cambered, focuses on the expressiveness of the material and the button handles. In the upper zone, a hinged table shows an interior composed of drawers and compartments. The leather-covered hinged door doubles as a desk.
An Austrian silver gilt desk enamelled seal c.1900, in the form of a bacchant figure sitting on a keg or barrel. The figure decorated with polychrome enamel with enamelled leaves in his hair, with a gilt metal base with the initial F. 55mm tallWear to the gilding.Tarnished and dirty.Small losses to the enamel, not obvious.The "F" seal base is detached, the two screws or pins are deficient.
Nielsen, Peter Lovig"Boumerang Desk", Entwurf: 1960er Jahre, Ausführung: Lovig, Dänemark, 1970, allseitig begehbares Solitärmöbel, Teakholz, in der Front ein Korpus mit 3 Schubladen, abschließbar, die Gegenseite mit einem abschließbaren Korpus, darin ein Fachboden, daneben ein große Ablagefläche, Korpus auf durch Rundstrebentraverse mit Messingfassung getragenen Kufengestell, Boden mit Brandstempel und Datierung, die Deckplatte mit zweiseitiger Aufkantung, HxBxT: ca. 73,5/150/88 cm. Partiell Alters- und Gebrauchsspuren, kleine Fehlstelle an der Steckverbindung der schrägen Rundstrebe.
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