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Lot 675
1911 Coronation Robes for Robert William, the second Lord Napier of Magdala and Lady Napier, also subsequently worn by Robert John, fifth Lord Napier of Magdala, and Lady (Elizabeth) Napier at the 1953 coronation of Queen Elizabeth II;sold together with the two coronets, also an interesting selection of ephemera of the occasion; *Photocopies of; The Letter of Command from the Earl Marshal on behalf of the Queen commanding Lord Napier ‘and the Lady your wife’ to attend the 1953 Coronation, with the Queen’s signature, Covering letter from the Earl Marshall's Office enclosing a photograph of a peeress, Lady Napier’s ticket for admission to the Abbey, with row and seat number, and 'Inside the Abbey’, Lady Napier’s typed personal account of the Coronation*The Form and Order of the Coronation Service 2 June 1953 *The Coronation Ceremonial 2 June 1953 (original)*Orders concerning the Robes and Dress to be worn by Peers and Peeresses (original)*Regulations concerning the Alternative Dress to be worn by Viscountesses and Baronesses (original)*Two pages of the Illustrated London News of March 14, 1953: ‘A Pictorial Explanation of the Coronation Ceremony in Westminster Abbey’. (original)-* the robes are contained within a metal box with name plaque ** also included are further pieces of related lace and velvet various*** Tthe first Lord Napier of Magdala (1810-1890) was one of only 12 non-monarchs to receive a full state funeral, alongside Newton, Nelson, Wellington and Churchill and a handful of others. He was a famous and very highly respected soldier in his day, and a close friend of Queen Victoria.
Lot 809
William Kay Blacklock (1872-1924) - portrait of a young girl, seated three quarter length wearing a cream dress and holding a blue ribbon, a sunlit meadow beyond, signed and dated 1908, pencil and watercolour, 16.5" x 12.5" - ** Attached to the reverse of the picture is the original backing board bearing the indistinct details where the exhibition was shown. - ** The artist was born in Sunderland, and worked as a lithographer's apprentice whilst living with his widowed mother. He continued practising the trade of lithography and printing, but became a watercolourist and painter in oils. Exhibiting works at The Royal Academy between 1897-1918. His wife Nellie modelled for him as did their daughter Elenore. He visited Walberswick in 1914 but later moved to St. Ives in Cambridgeshire he died in Polperro and is buried in the civil parish of Liskeard. - *** The picture is sold together with the original invoice dated, June 1989 from the Wren Gallery of Burford, Oxfordshire, the original price being £2,200, and was described as being titled “Lydia”
Lot 112
Three brooches and three rings and a stick pin, including a 9ct gold and seed pearl safety pin style brooch, 1.5g, two gold brooches with base metal pins, 4g, a 10ct gold and paste set dress ring, 3.2g, a white metal ring with green stone, marked 750, 2.2g, a costume jewellery ring, and a base metal stick pin
Lot 236
An officers dress sword by Wilkinson's of Pall Mall in leather scabbard and frog "The original owner of this sword was major General G.J. Farmer CB. CMG he was gazetted to the 1st byln regiment of Belfast 1892 then posted to the 2nd Btln Poona he served on the Nile expedition 1898 and was ADC to field marshal lord Grenfell Gvn of Malta. 1914 was AKMG second core. AT Mons he was injured when his horse was startled by a shell burst, for services in war he was created C.M.G and brevet colonel in 1915 and a CB 1918, he was mentioned in dispatches 8 times and died on the 3rd November 1958 aged 87"
Lot 798
4 vintage cast metal railway signs including A GWR warning notice (26.5x20.5 cm) and small "Please Adjust Your Dress Before Leaving" (12.3x7.4 cm), a Shell-Mex & BP owners plate (22.7x14 cm) and a 'Motor Rail & Tramcar Co Ltd" makers plate (white looks repainted)(28x19 cm). Also a plate steel 'Beware Of Trains' sign, (30.5x17.5 cm).
Lot 135
Miscellaneous tie pins, including a 14ct yellow gold diamond horseshoe set with approx 16 pts of dias with a 9ct pin 2.11 gms, 9ct gold synthetic ruby on base metal pin, 14ct and diamond 1.8 pts on a 9ct pin 1.51 gms and a 14ct sodolite with approx 2 pts of dias on a 14ct pin, 1.64 gms together with a set of gentleman's gold-plated dress studs.
Lot 225
A vintage 18ct gold and diamond dress watch. The watch having a 17mm silver face with baton and Arabic markers, surrounded by a diamond bezel, with an applied 18ct Tissot Milanese bracelet, gross weight without movement 33.4 gms, watch strap measures 17 cms in length. The watch is moving forward at time of cataloguing. Please note Bespoke Auctions makes no guarantees.
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