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Lot 489
* Cinderella. A Lovely Dress for Cinderelly, c. 2000s; They Can’t Stop Me From Dreaming, c. 1990s; Tea for Two, c. 1990s, all WDCC, together three figurines, each with COA, height approx. 8.5 inches and smaller, first figurine lacking polystyrene inserts, all mint in orig. boxes. First figurine limited edition 1879/5000. (3)
Lot 505
Stage Props of The Great Valdo - a stage ventiloquist`s dummy, Daisy, wearing a white and pink dress, 94cm tall; associated paper work. Jack Riley (born 1906) was a star of the Sheffield scene throughout the heyday of the Music Hall, performing as a ventriloquist and magician from the age of 16. He began his career as `Valdo`, working alongside `The Clever Conjurer` Mr W. S. Peacock with performances during the intervals in Saturday morning film shows, before moving on to both the Empire and Hippodrome theatres in the city and being invited to entertain passengers on the rapidly expanding cruise liner circuit. In 1931 he married soprano and pianist Gertrude Dearden. A contemporary Sheffield newspaper, in an account of the wedding recorded the fact that `many well known artistes were present`, and the two took to the stage together as Valdo and Partner, performing widely with `singing, comedy, ventriloquism & mystery` up until the outbreak of the Second World War. After the war Jimmy and Daisy, the Dummies central to his act, came out only occasionally, mostly for private functions, and have slept undisturbed away from the limelight for the majority of the last fifty years. Provenance: The family of Mr Jack Riley, The Great Valdo.
Lot 256
* Heraldry and historical dress. A mixed collection of approx. eighty engravings, 18th & 19th century, including seven large hand coloured engravings of heraldic badges and approx. seventy-five engraved plts. from Thomas Jefferys ‘A Collection of the Dresses of Different Nations’, each approx. 300 x 200mm (approx.80)
Lot 654
Murphy (John). A Treatise on the Art of Weaving, with Calculations and Tables for the Use of Manufacturers, 9th ed., revised and enlarged, Glasgow, 1847, half-title present, eng. frontis., fourteen folding eng. plts. at rear (fore-edge of some plts. a little soiled and frayed), orig. cloth, soiled, minor wear to extremities, 8vo, together with Dolly’s Outfit. An Amusing and Instructive Work, Teaching Children how to Dress their Dolls, assisted by Cut-Out and Made-Up Patterns of each Article of Dress, by Cousin Nellie, 1872, wood-engs., orig. blind-stamped cloth gilt, rubbed, slim 4to, with others on cutting and garment-making, trade catalogues, etc (2 cartons)
Lot 349
Two rings, to include; a diamond solitaire, the old cut diamond gypsy set in 18ct yellow gold, Birmingham 1898, weight 5.3gms and an untested ruby and diamond set dress ring, designed as five untested rubies, interspersed with diamond set points (five missing) all set in 18ct yellow gold, Birmingham 1893, weight 5.2gms (2)
Lot 440
An Art Deco 14K gold Waltham gentleman`s dress watch, the circular silvered dial with black Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, the octagonal shaped case stamped `Elgin Giant Watch Case Co 14k`, the 17 jewel keyless movement stamped `A W W Co Waltham Mass No. 22997462` with an attached gold plated watch Albert (2)
Lot 39
A Collection of Craft Masonic Regalia, comprising Provincial Grand Lodge - Durham undress and full dress aprons, two collars, two silver gilt and enamel and two gilt metal and enamel collar badges, a silver gilt and enamel breast jewel, two pairs of gauntlets, and an apron badge; Holy Royal Arch Chapter Companion`s apron and sash; five various base metal jewels; four related books; a framed Darlington Grand Masonic Festival 1872 printed silk poster.
Lot 99
A Victorian Uniform to a Staff Sergeant of the North York Volunteers, comprising a khaki wool tunic with brass buttons, red and blue piped facings and cuffs with a pillbox type hat, a red dress tunic with buttons, green stand-up collar and cuffs with green and cream braid, a cream leather waist belt with brass clasp and frog, and a black leather trimmed wool felt side cap with white metal badge of a crowned strung bugle enclosing 20, a pair of sergeant`s stripes and a white cotton armband printed ULO. (8)
Lot 103
A No.2 Service Dress to a Lieutenant Colonel of the Royal Army Pay Corps, comprising tunic with bi-metal lapel badges, stay-brite buttons and rank badges, with trousers, cap, Sam Browne and two stable belts, together with a Mess Dress of jacket, waistcoat, trousers and a peaked cap, with rank badges to a Major.
Lot 107
A No.2 Winter Service Dress Uniform to a Lieutenant Colonel of the Royal Dragoon Guards, of a tunic with seven medal ribbons - Gulf 1, Bosnia, Kosovo, Afghanistan, Jubilee Medal, Canadian Special Service Medal and Canadian Decoration, and a SHAPE badge, with two pairs of green trousers and peaked hat by Herbert Johnson, boxed, and a No.4 Summer Service Dress, comprising a tunic with chain mail epaulettes and a pair of summer weight green trousers.
Lot 108
A Mess Dress Uniform to a Lieutenant Colonel of the Royal Dragoon Guards, by Welsh & Jeffries Ltd, Savile Row, London, comprising a red tunic with gold lace facings and ball buttons, a blue waistcoat, two pairs of green overalls with primrose stripes and a pair of black patent leather mess Wellingtons by Gieves.
Lot 130
A German Third Reich Long Army Dress Bayonet, the 25cm single edge bright steel blade etched "Zur Erinnerung an meine Dienstzeit" flanked by oak leaves on a frosted panel with anthemion terminals, and with maker`s name Alcoso, Solingen, and trademark, with leather buffer pad, the nickel plated hilt with two piece black chequered plastic grip, bird`s head pommel with red felt liner, the black painted metal scabbard with leather frog.
Lot 176
An Edward VIII 1897 Pattern Infantry Officer`s Sword, the 82.5 cm fullered steel blade etched with royal cypher, badge to the Royal Corps of Signals and scrolling foliage, by J G Plumb, Westminster, with pierced nickel plated hilt, wire bound fish skin grip, with leather service scabbard, steel dress scabbard and black American cloth slip.
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