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AN IRISH SILVER PRESENTATION 'ARMADA' EWER, Dublin c.1865, makers mark of John Smyth, the lid operating on a spring from the scroll handle, the bulbous body chased with flower heads and applied with a central griffin mask and pairs of winged figures, the cartouche engraved 'Kilkenny Hunt Cup, won by Mr O.Doyle riding Johnny at Dunmore races March 30th 1868', raised on double domed lobed circular foot (c.41.5 troy ozs). 38cm highCondition Report: Very good overall conditionSlightly ill-fitting lidSome movement in the handle between the ivory insulates but generally sound Relatively minor dent to the left of the engraved cartouche, see images Would benefit from a good clean

Pair of Victorian Period Imperial Yeomanry Binoculars blackened brass, extendable eye lenses engraved "177th Coy Fincastles Horse". The top eye mounts with maker "W Gregory & Co London". Leather covered body. Gilt tooled "C.C.H.". Blackened brass, pull out over lens shades. Contained in their leather maker's transit case. The lid with initials "C.C.H." 177 (Fincastles Horse) Company. 31st Battalion Imperial Yeomanry served during the Boer War. Raised by Alexander Murray 8th Earl of Dunmore (Viscount Fincastle) in 1901.

A pair of antique Dunmore pottery coffee pots with raised relief cherub design. Together with Green glaze leaf design plates by Wedgwood.

A George V silver Dunmore Park Belfast Greyhound Charity Meeting trophy, the Chichester cup, presented by D Lavery Esq, by Brian & Co of campana form, with shaped cover, raised banding, griffin handles, inverted stem and circular foot, on a removable ebonised socle, Birmingham 1930, 39cm high, the trophy 26½oz.

Denby teapot, a Bormioli Italy glass decanter, a milk glass vase with floral decoration, a Dunmore pottery jug, a Dartington large ripple glass salad bowl designed by Frank Thrower and assorted china and glassware (3 boxes) 

A COLLECTION OF DUNMORE POTTERY to include a green glazed two handled bowl, a dimpled pot in shades of brown, green and mustard, a green and brown glazed goblet with ring and shell handle, a chamberstick in brown blue, black and white glazes, a green glazed ribbon tied waisted bottle vase, 17.5cm high (5) Condition Report:two handled bowl - restored to handledimpled pot - light crazing, small area unglazedgoblet - restored to handles and cracked insidechamberstick - chipped to rim, handle has been off and restuckwaisted bottle vase

STONEWARE THREE LEGGED GROTESQUE TOAD FORMED SPOON WARMER,in the manner of Dunmore or Burmantofts, 18cm long

A Dunmore pottery game tureen with bird and hare handle, with interior removable liner Condition Report:Available upon request

A LARGE DUNMORE POTTERY BUST OF SIR WALTER SCOTT LATE 19TH CENTURY in treacle coloured glaze, modelled facing sinister, on a round socle base, impressed DUNMORE to the reverseDimensions:50cm high

Possibly a Dunmore Scottish ring flask restored base, chip to edge of stopper, measures 37cm high

DUNMORE; an Art Pottery treacle glazed waisted vase, height 15.5cm.Additional InformationLight wear to the rims, crazing to the body.

A pair of Scottish Dunmore Pottery pinch sided drip glazed posy vases, 8cm, impressed marks, c.1890; a Burleigh Ware Carnaby pattern coffee set for six, c.1967; a Denby Summer Fields pattern fruit bowl; an Abbeydale posy vase; an early 20th century pressed glass cake stand; an engraved glass pedestal sugar bowl; an EPNS and opaque glass scallop shaped preserve dish; a Cannock colliery plate; etc

A SET OF TWELVE GEORGE III SILVER SHAPED CIRCULAR DINNER PLATESWILLIAM FOUNTAIN, LONDON 1802With gadrooned borders and engraved with a coronet above a crest25cm (9 3/4in) dimeter6492g (208.7 oz)The crest for the ELPHINSTON(E) sometime ELPHENSTON family. From 1510 the principal holder of the arms was identified as Lord ELPHINSTONE of the County of Haddington, Scotland. They were created baronets in 1510 by James IV of Scotland. The first holder Sir Alexander was killed at the Battle of Flodden (1513). At the time of assay (1802) the holder of the title and arms was John ELPHINSTONE (1764-1813), 12th Lord Elphinstone, who had inherited the title on the death of his father John ELPHINSTONE, 11th Lord, in 1794. In 1885 William Buller Fullerton ELPHINSTONE (1826-1893), 15th Lord, was created Baron Elphinstone of Elphinstone, Co. Haddington in the UK peerage and it is he and his descendants who at the right to use a baron's coronet with their crest. In 1864 the 15th Lord married Lady Constance Euphemia MURRAY (1838-1922) daughter of Alexander MURRAY 6th Earl of Dunmore. The blazon of the crest: a demi lady from the girdle, richly attired, argent and gules, holding in her dexter hand a tower of the first and in the sinister a branch of laurel proper. Coronet: Baron Condition Report: Marks are generally clearCrests are generally crisp, one wornOne with whippy centreOne with original manufacturing fault to the reverse at the border, does not show through to the front sideLight scratches and wear commensurate with age and use Condition Report Disclaimer

Three Dunmore glazed pottery items, including frog jug, damage to one piece (3)

A DUNMORE POTTERY MODEL OF A CAT holding kittens, 11.5cm high Condition Report:A small chip to the glaze on the underside of the cat, otherwise no chips, cracks or restoration

A near pair of Dunmore Pottery bottle vases by T W Haigh, dated 1879, in the manner of William Burges, ovoid form with waisted cylindrical neck, printed with a band of stylised birds and sunflowers in red and black on a tan ground, impressed factory marks, painted signature and date, applied Howell & James paper labels, repaired neck to one, small chip to top rim of other, 22cm. high (2)

A rare Scottish green-glazed figure of Tam O'Shanter, third quarter of the 19th century, probably Dunmore pottery, unmarked. Height 20cm. Provenance: Lyon & Turnbull (Edinburgh), part lot 223, 14th August 2012.

A pair of antique Dunmore pottery coffee pots with raised relief cherub design. Together with Green glaze leaf design plates by Wedgwood.

Autographed Dave Dunmore 12 X 8 Photo B/W, Depicting A Superb Image Showing Dunmore Of Tottenham Being Beaten To The Ball By Man United Goalkeeper Harry Gregg During A First Division Encounter At White Hart Lane In 1959, Signed (By Dunmore Only) In Black Marker. 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

An interesting selection of mostly late 19th and early 20th century ceramics and glassware to include a Dunmore two-handled art pottery vase, a mid-19th century Staffordshire figure 'Spring', a heavy hand-cut Bohemian crystal stylised vase and glass paperweights 

Fourteen boxes and part boxes of mixed 12 bore shotgun cartridges, to include The Greyhound Gun Club, Dunmore Shooting Centre Abingdon, Winchester, Gamebore. SHOTGUN CERTIFICATE REQUIRE. WE CANNOT POST AMMUNITION.

Assorted Waterford Crystal to include Two Vintage Waterford Crystal Dunmore Hobstar Compote Footed Candy Dishes Good condition, no damage

Great Britain (Signed) 1983 (9 March) Commonwealth 15 1/2p on Dunmore Boys School Official FDC and H/S signed David Blunkett

WEBCOSA, Football Bingo, Dunmore & Kerr, wax wrappers, VG, 2

MIXED, odds, inc. Pompeian Film Stars, Dunmore Robin Hood, Raimes 1898 calendar, CWS Dickens (Micawber) & Adkin A Living Picture, mainly premium size, G to VG,

VICTORIA: (1819-1901) Queen of the United Kingdom Great Britain & Ireland 1837-1901. A.L.S., with her initials VRI, three pages, 8vo, Balmoral Castle, 13th October 1884, to Lady Ailesbury, on monogrammed black bordered mourning stationery. The Queen announces 'I cannot remain silent at this moment of deep distress when you have lost your dear Sister, my dear old playfellow whom I see before me now as the beautiful Emma Herbert when we were children together', adding that she had received the news yesterday 'without knowing of her being ill even shocked me inexpressibly & having so lately seen you & heard from you that your dear Sister was well I can scarcely believe it possible that she shd. have been taken after so short an illness! I feel terribly sad for her children. But I know how attached you are to one another & what a dreadful blow this will be to you & your sister Lady Dunmore' and concluding by asking for her true sympathy to be expressed to her correspondent's nephews and nieces. Some very light, extremely minor age wear, VG Lady Mary Herbert (1813-1892) Marchioness of Ailesbury, brother of Sidney Herbert (1810-1861) 1st Baron Herbert of Lea, British statesman and a close ally and confidant of Florence Nightingale. Lady Emma Herbert (1819-1884) Viscountess de Vesci of Abbey Leix. She founded the Abbeyleix Baby Linen Society, a co-operative enabling women access to affordable baby clothing. She died on 10th October 1884 at the age of 65.

VICTORIA: (1819-1901) Queen of the United Kingdom Great Britain & Ireland 1837-1901. A.L.S., with her initials VRI, three pages, 8vo, Windsor Castle, 16th December 1886, to Lady Ailesbury, on monogrammed black bordered mourning stationery. The Queen announces 'Pray accept my best thanks for your kind letter announcing to me the engagement of your Niece & my God-daughter Alexandrina V[ictoria] Murray to the Rev. H. Cunliffe' and continues 'I trust that she will be very happy & wld. beg you to congratulate her most sincerely in my name', further adding 'I can well understand what a comfort it will be to you to see her happily settled'. The Queen also states that 'It gave me much pleasure to make the acquaintance of your dear Sister's Granddaughter Helen Carnegie, who is such a nice girl. Her voice & her looks reminded me of your family'. Some very light, extremely minor age wear, VG Lady Mary Herbert (1813-1892) Marchioness of Ailesbury, brother of Sidney Herbert (1810-1861) 1st Baron Herbert of Lea, British statesman and a close ally and confidant of Florence Nightingale. Lady Alexandrina Victoria Murray (1845-1911) Youngest child and third daughter of Alexander Murray (1804-1845) 6th Earl of Dunmore (who had died just four days before his daughter was born).

Harris Tweed - "Dunmore" wingback armchair upholstered in "Heather" wool fabric with brown piping, turned front supports with brass castorsDimensions: Height: 108cm  Length/Width: 83cm  Depth/Diameter: 95cm

A DUNMORE POTTERY OWL TOBACCO JAR with later replacement head, a grotesque toad spoon warmer, a bread plate and other pieces of Dunmore pottery Condition Report:Available upon request

M. de Niadh, Irish, 20th Century "Dunmore East", O.O.B., label on reverse, cloth mount, silvered frame, approx. 30 x 40cms (12" x 16").  (1)

Cmdr J. ELLIOT BINGHAM. 'Narrative of the Expedition to China, from the Commencement of the War to its Termination in 1842,' two volumes, second edition, hand coloured engraving frontispiece to vol I, original cloth, Henry Colburn, London, 1843; The Earl of Dunmore. 'The Pamirs; Being a Narrative of a Year's Expedition on Horseback and on Foot Through Kashmir, Western Tibet, Chinese Tartary, and Russian Central Asia,' two volumes, silver tooled Buddha to front boards, original cloth, John Murray, London, 1893; JOHN GRANT BIRCH. 'Travels in North and Central China,' original decorative cloth, black and white photos throughout, Hurst and Blackett, London, 1902; ROY CHAPMAN ANDREWS. 'Camps and Trails in China: A Narrative of Exploration, Adventure, and Sport in Little-Known China,' first edition, original cloth, photographs by Yvette Borup Andrews, D. Appleton and Company, New York, 1918. (6)

A Dunmore pottery roundel, 19th century, the turquoise-glazed plaque modelled in relief with a putto symbolic of the Autumn, within a guilloche border, impressed mark "Peter Gardner Dunmore" verso. 29.75cm diameter

A Dunmore pottery bowl (AF) badly cracked

British WWI/II Hospital Issue under-arm Crutches made from wood with leather arm fittings and rubber furrels, both are in excellent condition and is a matching pair. This was an adjustable crutch patented in 1916 by Dr William Dunmore Loveday, a retired Wantage doctor. These crutches were produced at five shillings a pair and were built on the principle that the bodyweight should be supported by the hands and arms and not left to press upon the armpit. Good for the re-enact or.

Lottery Plantation, Trelawny, Jamaica Indenture, 15th April 1806 between Margaret Nicholson Cunninghame, John Bannatyne, merchant, Robert Findlay, doctor in divinity, William Cunninghame the younger of Lainslaw, trustees of the estate and effects of the said William Cunninghame deceased of the first part, Patrick Dougall of Port Glasgow of the second, Thomas Brunton of the town of Leith carrying on business under the firm of William Sibbald & Company of the fourth part and John Watson of Fortrose of the fifth part, Whereas by an indenture of Mortgage bearing date 1 September 1780 made between Neil Campbell of the Parish of Trelawney in the Island of Jamaica of the one part and Robert Dunmore, the said William Cunninghame of Lainshaw deceased, William Crawford, Thomas Crawford, William Ross, Francis Somerville and George Noble carrying out business at Glasgow under the firm of Robert Dunmore and Company... the said Neil Campbell having occasion to borrow a sum of money to carry on to advantage a certain plantation or sugar Work called the Lottery in the said parish of Trelawney in Jamaica of which he was then seized, the said Robert Dunmore Company had advanced and paid for the said Neil Campbell the sum of two thousand two hundred and five pounds and two shillings and four pence sterling... the said Neil Campbell had agreed to convey in Mortgage to the said Robert Dunmore and Company the several lands, tenements, slaves and accoutrements therein mentioned; with the names of the parties and uniform red wax 'seals' at foot, 60 x 68cm, foldedFootnote: Note: Robert Dunmore of Ballindalloch. Glasgow merchant, name partner in Robert Dunmore & Co. Bankrupt c. 1796 but an early investor in cotton and iron manufacturing in and around Glasgow. Among other involvements in slave-owership Robert Dunmore and his partners (William Cunningham or Cuninghame, Thomas Crawford, Adam Lightbody and Patrick Dougall) were shown as in possession of the Hermon Hill estate in St Mary Jamaica 1782-1788 and as mortgagees-in-possession of Union estate in St Mary 1785-1792. Both estates had belonged to Charles Kelsall. The firm was also a creditor of Alexander Findlater (q.v.) and bought his estate in 1784. https://www.ucl.ac.uk/lbs/person/view/2146649299

Dunmore (Charles Adolphus Murray, Earl of). Scenes in Many Lands from Sketches by the Earl of Dunmore Eastern & Western Hemispheres, London: The Autotype Company, c.1897, 3-page preface, 96 collotypes (four double-page, photographic & after original artwork), one plate with marginal pen annotations, a couple of plates with marginal closed tears, one plate with marginal loss & closed tear affecting image (repaired with tape to verso), occasional light soiling & spotting (mostly marginal), original blue cloth, worn & stained in places, oblong 4toQty: (1)Footnote: Scarce, no copies traced at auction or held institutionally. There was a preceding volume entitled 'Scenes in Many Lands, Arctic to the Equator' of which we have been able to trace one copy at auction and one copy institutionally (NLS). The work includes scenes from numerous countries including Hong Kong, Shanghai, Chinese coastal areas, Japan, South Africa, Zimbabwe, Canada, Lebanon, Sri Lanka & the South Pacific.

A WEMYSS YELLOW GLAZE BOTTLE VASE 27cm high, a crimson glaze bulbous vase with wide cylindrical neck, 29cm high and and small Dunmore crimson glazed three handled vase (3) The property of the late Maureen Robertson Similar example of the yellow vase illustrated in Wemyss Ware, Scottish Academic Press, 1986, page 56, plate no 11 Condition Report: A WEMYSS YELLOW GLAZE BOTTLE VASE - crazed, unglazed area to neck. a crimson glaze bulbous vase - scratches to body, hole in glaze to neck. Dunmore crimson glazed three handled vase - has an unglazed bubble are near to base. There maybe paint flakes and glaze imperfections to some pieces.

Three albums of postcards, two titled "Royal and Aristocratic" and another "Theatrical" containing around 125 postcards including His Majesty King Edward VII In Royal Stuart Tartan, Ladies Alexandria and Maud Duff, The Prince of Wales in Highland Costume, HH The Duchess of Fife and HRH Prince Arthur of Connaught, Edward VII at Braemar Gathering, The Royal Lovers, Engagement of Prince Henry to Lady Alice Montagu Douglas Scott, The Earl of Aberdeen, The Earl of Airlie, The Marquis of Tullibardine, Marquis of Douglas and Clydesdale, The Late Earl of Dunmore, Cameron of Lochiel, Davidson of Tulloch, The Rt Hon Robert Farquharson, The Earl of Kinnoull, Earl of Mar, Major Matheson of the Lews, MacDougall of MacDougall, Major MacDougall of Lunga, MacKinnon of MacKinnon, MacLaine of Lochbuie, Maclachlan of Maclachlan, The Late Mackenzie of Allangrange, Sir Reginald MacLeod KCB, The King in Highland Dress, Mr Seymour Hicks, Wee Georgie Beck, Mr Harry Lauder, Jock Walker, The Famous Sutcliffe Family, Sutcliffe Troupe, Reeta and Rex, Peter Donald and Meta Carson, Geordie LAckie Scotch Comedian and Expert Piper, The Scottish Dons 1915, J M Hamilton Scottish Tenor, Miss Jean Aylwin, The Harry Lauder Pipe Band, The Scotch Boys Highland Band etc., real photographic. Provenance: The Lachlan Collection.

A Dunmore pottery toy teapot and cover circa 1870 of compressed globular form decorated in a brown and green trailed glaze, impressed marks, 7.5cm highThe Enid and Bruce Moulder Collection.

A collection of Dunmore pottery vases including a pair of green glazed pitchers, all stamped to base Condition Report: Not available for this lot

A RELIC FROM BRASS RECOVERED FROM THE WRECK OF S.M.S. U.C.-44, CIRCA 1917 modelled as a waterline conning tower of the submarine and inscribed over both sides: U.C. 44 Salved off Dunmore 30.9.17 / Cast Starb'd Propeller -- 4 x 8in. (10 x 20cm.)Footnote: U.C.-44's sinking was the result of a clever ruse deployed by Admiral W. 'Blinker' Hall, the Director of Naval Intelligence who, knowing the Germans had cracked the Royal Navy's code transmitted when a minefield had been cleared, arranged for the next minefield to be declared but not swept, thus, when U.C.-44 returned to re-seed a field off Southern Ireland, it ran into mines laid by U.C.-42 in June that year. Only Kapitänleutnant Tebbenjohanns escaped from the conning tower without apparatus.

West Ham Signed 60s + 70s Football Press Photos: Great original black and white photos with autographs of Bovington Hurst Boyce Leslie Parkes Kirkup Brown Peters Brabrook and Dunmore. All are press photos although 2 do not have stamps to rear. 22 photos of which 14 are signed.

A pair of Dunmore pottery plaques, moulded in relief with cherubs and glazed green, a possible Portobello plate etc Condition Report: one has been broken and stuck back together, the other is cracked.

British WWI/II Hospital Issue under-arm Crutches made from wood with leather arm fittings and rubber furrels, both are in excellent condition and is a matching pair. This was an adjustable crutch patented in 1916 by Dr William Dunmore Loveday, a retired Wantage doctor. These crutches were produced at five shillings a pair and were built on the principle that the bodyweight should be supported by the hands and arms and not left to press upon the armpit. Good for the reenact or.

31st Battalion Imperial Yeomanry (Fincastle's Horse) Boer War cap badge. Good scarce facetted white metal five pointed star mounted by a gilt brass title strap with 31 to centre. . Loops . Service wear GC Raised late 1901 by Alexander Murray, 8th Earl of Dunmore (Viscount Fincastle) VC

1952 JENSEN INTERCEPTOR CABRIOLETRegistration Number: USK 657Chassis Number: INT 18344YRecorded Mileage: c. 23,900 milesExceptionally rare model with 8 known survivorsVery original example with low recorded mileageThe first generation of the 'Interceptor' was launched in 1949 at the Earl's Court Motor Show in London, with the saloon version entering production two years later. According to The Autocar, the new Interceptor, 'possesses that big-engined, high-gear charm of the past, but offers it in a modern guise.'As with other specialist low volume luxury cars of the early post-war years, the new Jensen adopted a hand-built aluminium alloy body formed over a steel chassis with an ash frame. Longtime marque stylist Eric Neale penned the model, in closed coupe, sedanca and full cabriolet body styles. The chassis was an extended Austin A70 unit, the six-cylinder straight six engine and drivetrain derived from the Austin A125 Sheerline limousine. Suspension consisted of an independent coil-sprung front end with a live rear axle, while Girling hydraulic brakes were found at each corner.The aluminium-bodied Interceptor joined the select band of genuine four-seaters capable of 100mph, keeping up with the likes of the Bentley R Type, Bristol 401 and Jaguar MK VII. The ride was comfortable and smooth, with more refinement up to higher speeds compared to its competitors, but just as much luxury. Bearing in mind the nearest Bristol and Bentleys were at least if not more than three times the Interceptor's price tag, the Jensen offered a top class driving experience whilst delivering exceptional value. Production continued through 1957. Jensen of course later reusing the name for a second-generation Interceptor which debuted in 1966. Interest in these early Jensen models has picked up in recent years, as enthusiasts have woken up to the hand-built qualities of these exceptionally rare early Grand Tourers.One of just 32 Interceptor cabriolets produced (and just 8 surviving), chassis 18344 is a rare and well travelled survivor. This super original Interceptor was was sold on 10th September 1952 via the specialist agent Brooklands Motors on London's Bond Street, and assigned with the registration mark LUF 832. Finished in grey, it was purchased by a Mr. Dunmore of Norwich who kept the Jensen in his possession for a further 10 years. The next owner, a Mr. Gibson of Great Yarmouth, kept the car for a further 6 years, during which time changing the body colour to Cream. Records of road tax end in 1969 so we assumed the Jensen was exported outside of the UK at this point.The history picks up around 1990 when a Mr. Mitchell from Sheffield, having owned a similar car earlier in his life, decided to relive his youth and to find another early Interceptor. The only suitable car was to be found on the other side of the world in Australia. So naturally Mr. Mitchell booked a flight and took off to Australia, buying this very car on the spot.The Jensen was shipping back to the UK and into Mr. Mitchell's ownership until the early 2000s, at which the current vendor acquired the car. The Jensen is exceptionally original, and with the exception of a colour change back to metallic Grey, appears not to have been restored. The convertible hood is, we believe, the original, as is the red leather interior which is in excellent condition with few signs of wear. The odometer reads just over 23,000 miles, and whilst we cannot warrant this figure, it is in our view a believable reading. The aluminium coachwork is in very good order and the older repaint holds up very well. The Jensen starts and runs nicely.Offered with original Buff log book and later 1990s V5, this is a very rare survivor in very original and unmolested condition. An interesting and stylish alternative to more obvious choices from the 1950s.

Candia McWIlliams: 'A Case of Knives', 1988, 1st edition; Ruth Prawer Jhabvala, 2 titles: 'The Householder', 1960, 1st edition, 'An Experience of India', 1971, 1st edition; Erica Jong: 'Fear of Flying', 1973, 1st edition; Sarah Vaughan: 'Anatomy of a Scandal', 2018, 1st edition; Marian Keyes: 'Grown Ups', 2001, 1st edition; Helen Oyayemi: 'The Icarus Girl', 2005, 1st edition; Angela Carter: 'Burning Your Boats', 1996, 1st edition; Marina Warner: 'In a Dark Wood', 1977, 1st edition; Helen Dunmore, 2 titles: 'Zennor in Darkness', 1993, 1st edition, 'Mourning Ruby', 2003, 1st edition; Kate Mosse: 'The Mistletoe Bride', 2013, 1st edition, all original cloth, all in dust wrappers, plus Kate Mosse: 'The Winter Ghosts', 2009, 1st edition, original cloth, with wraparound bound signed by author (13)

DUNCAN EDWARDS / BRITISH ARMY 1956 Programme for Belgium Army v British Army 12/2/1956 in Brussels. The British team included Edwards, Foulkes and Colman of Manchester United and Dunmore and Woods of Tottenham Hotspur. Very good

Waterford Crystal 'Dunmore' inc 9 10 oz tumblers, 8 goblets, 11 liquer glasses and 7 cocktail glasses.All items appear to be in good condition with no chips or scratches.

A pottery vase probably Dunmore and after a design by Dr Christopher Dresser, compressed disc form with cylindrical neck, angled foot, covered in a streaked aubergine, yellow and brown glaze with turquoise interior, apparently unsigned, small bruise to top rim, 21cm. high

ATTRIBUTED TO JOHN DUNMORE AND GEORGE CRITCHERSON (BRITISH, ACT. 1860)Between the Iceberg and Field Ice; The steamer in an open lead, moored to the edge of the the ice fieldalbumen printsone 25.5 x 36cm; the other 28 x 36cm(2)

Allan (John Hay). The Bridal of Caölchairn; and other poems, London: T. Hookham & W. & C. Tait, 1822, front free endpaper inscribed 'from the author to Miss Dunmore, London, 1822', armorial bookplate of Napier of Ballikinrain to upper pastedown, edges untrimmed, original boards, some wear to joints, head & foot of spine and board corners, 8vo, together with: Macneill (Hector), The Pastoral, or Lyric Muse of Scotland; in three cantos, Edinburgh: Archibald Constable & Co., and London: John Murray, 1808, half-title, dust-soiling mostly to margins, armorial bookplate of Napier of Ballikinrain to upper pastedown, edges untrimmed, original boards, joints cracked and spine worn, slim 4to, Ramsay (Allan), The Ever Green being a collection of Scots Poems, wrote by the ingenious before 1600, 2 volumes, Edinburgh: Alexander Donaldson, 1761, armorial bookplate of Napier of Ballikinrain to upper pastedowns, contemporary calf, upper joint of volume 1 detached, other joints cracked, rubbed and some wear, 16mo in 8s, Thomson (James), The Works ... with his last corrections and improvements, 4 volumes, Edinburgh: Printed by J. Robertson for A. Kincaid, J. Bell & J. Robertson, 1768, engraved portrait frontispiece to volume 1 (with short closed tear), armorial bookplate of Napier of Ballikinrain to upper pastedown, contemporary sheep, joints cracked, spines lacking title labels, rubbed and worn, 12mo in 6s, and other antiquarian poetry, literature, reference and theology etc., mostly 19th centuryQty: (20)

A small group of lighters including a Dunhill silver plated example with engine turned decoration, height 52mm, a Zippo lighter inscribed 'Ellis W. Evans 667 086 Crew Chief F Troop 67 RVN 68', a further Zippo lighter indistinctly inscribed 'FLT. LT. G. Dunmore' and several others.

A A DEVITIS: ANTONY BURGESS, New York, Twayne, 1972, 1st edition, signed and inscribed to Mr & Mrs J B Priestley, original cloth, bright gilt, d/w, book plate of J B Priestley + MARGARET DRABBLE: THE MIDDLE GROUND, London, Weidenfeld & Nicolson, 1980, 1st edition, signed on slip pasted down on ffep, original cloth, d/w + KEITH WATERHOUSE: THE BUCKET SHOP, London, Michael Joseph, 1968, 1st edition, signed, original cloth, d/w + STEVEN HALL: THE RAW SHARK TEXT, Edinburgh, Canongate, 2007, 1st edition, signed, original pictorial boards + GAUTAM MALKANI: LONDONSTANI, London, Fourth Estate, 2006, 1st edition, signed, original cloth, d/w + HELEN DUNMORE: THE BETRAYAL, London, Fig Tree, 2010, 1st edition, signed, original cloth, d/w + CHARLES ELTON: MR TOPPIT, London, Viking, 2010, 1st edition, signed, original cloth, d/w, all titles vgc (7)

A pair of Scottish Dunmore majolica plaques, 26cm

A collection of Georgian mourning jewellery to include a late 18th Century mourning brooch, the oval glazed panel with enamelled urn detail applied to a latticed hair ground, engraved to reverse 'Leo Brooks ob 4th June 1789 AE 66'; together with an early 19th Century black enamel mourning ring with two small glazed braided hair panels, shank reading 'J.As Campbell Esq of Dunmore OB 10 May 1809 AE66'; and another ring set with faceted onyx cabochons and a glazed braided hair panel, engraved to reverse 'Jerimiah Poppey ob 11th Sept 1813 AET 61.'(Ring sizes: P & O/P)

A large Dunmore Scottish pottery jardiniere, of lobed circular form and sang de boeuf glaze, with mark to base (20cm x 33cm)

British Token, copper Halfpenny, 1790's, MORE TRADE AND FEWER TAXES surrounding a bottle, the reverse PROSPERTY TO OLD ENGLAND, attributed to Richard Dunmore & Son, Norwich

Acts of Parliament.  Acts of Parliament ref. Dunmore Harbour, 1818 & Rates & Duties on Trade with Ireland, 1804; also correspondence regarding the Irish Free State Copyright Preservation Act, 1929 & 2 reports re. copyright.  (5).

A signed woodblock print, J Dunmore, a photograph, a handmade card and one other print