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Lot 1145
Royal Crown Derby Partridge, limited edition 498/4500, signed by Sue Rowe, first quality, Gold stopper, boxed with certificate, along with Woodland Pheasant, first quality, Gold stopper, boxed. Also a Goldfinch nesting, first quality, Gold stopper and boxed (three items all boxed and one with certificate)
Lot 1146
Royal Crown Derby Leopard Cub, limited edition 728/1500, signed John Ablitt and another indistinct signature with clover Cat 2002, both limited edition 650/1500 both signed Hugh Gibson, also with Catnip Kitten. All four items first quality, Gold stoppers and boxed. Certificates with Leopard Cub, Clover Cat and Lavender Kitten (4)
Lot 144
Royal Mint - Ltd Edition 2015 United Kingdom Proof - Definitive Coin Sets, The First and Final Edition ( 2 ) Two Proof Sets ( Portraits ) Comprises 1/ The Coins In This Collection are the Definitive Circulating Coins of the United Kingdom From The One Penny to the 2 Pound Coin, This Is a Special Collection as They are the Last Edition to Carry the Current Portrait of the Queen by Renowned Sculptor Ian Rank Bradley FRBS. 2/ This Collection of United Kingdom Circulating Coins - 1st Coinage Brings Back the New Britanina Portrait to UK Currency and The First to Carry the Fifth Definitive Portrait of the Queen by Royal Engraver Jody Clark. Both Proof Sets are In FDC / Mint Condition and Come In Original Display Case with Certificates of Authenticity.
Lot 154
The Royal Mint 2017 United Kingdom Ltd and Numbered Edition Premium Proof Coin Set ( 14 ) Proof Coins In Total. This Proof Coin Set Is Number 366 of 7,500 Sets Issued. This Coin Set Containing The Definitive Circulating Coins and the First to Include the New 12 Sided £1 pound coin, Before They Enter Circulation In 2017. The Commemorative Proof Coins Include a £5 Pound Proof Coin, Marking the 1000 th Anniversary of the Coronation of King Canute, The Viking Conqueror Hailed the First King of England and a Further £5 Pound Coin, Marking the 100th Anniversary of the Creation of The House of Windsor. Comes Complete with Original Wooden Display Case, Booklets, Certificates, Papers, Outer Box. This Coin Set Never Out of Box Until Today - 2nd Oct 2018. Everything In Mint Condition.
Lot 163
Royal Mint Ltd Edition Elizabeth II 1953 Coronation Issue - Specimen / Proof Coin Set ( 10 ) Coins In Total. Comprises Crown, Half Crown, Florin, Two Shillings, Scottish One Shilling, Six Pences, Threepence, Half Penny, Penny and Farthing etc. This Was the First Elizabethan Proof Set to be Stuck by The Royal Mint, Comes with Original Display Case and Outer Box. All In FDC / Mint Condition - Please See Photo.
Lot 616
WIMBLEDON TENNIS Official Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum binder containing certification relating to limited edition number 204 of 1000 issued, contains special issue first day covers relating to 100 years of the LTA, Wimbledon 78, 1982 Wimbledon Diamond Jubilee Year, Hampton Court England's Oldest Tennis Court, plus covers for the 1979, 80, 81 and 83 Wimbledon Championships, cover re 60 years of BBC Radio broadcasts of the Championships. Good
Lot 1
NO RESERVE Archaeology.- Levi (Doro) Antioch Mosaic Pavements, 2 vol., Princeton, 1947 § Zervos (Christian) La Civilisation Hellénique, vol.1: XIe-VIIIe S., Paris, 1969 § Travlos (J.) Pictorial Dictionary of Ancient Athens, 1971 § Nash (E.) Pictorial Dictionary of Ancient Rome, 2 vol., revised edition, 1968 § Torelli (M.) The Etruscans, 2001 § Goldstein (S.M.) Pre-Roman and Early Roman Glass..., inscribed by the author on title, New York, 1979, illustrations, original cloth, all but the first with dust-jackets; and 9 others on archaeology, v.s. (17)
Lot 11
NO RESERVE Architecture.- Gropius (Walter) Bauhausbauten Dessau, Bauhausbücher 12, first edition, small ink stamp "Printed in Germany" at foot of title, neat ink inscription to half-title, original yellow cloth printed in red, slightly soiled, Munich, Albert Langen, 1930; The New Architecture and the Bauhaus, third English impression, original cloth, dust-jacket, a little rubbed, one or two small tears at edges, 1956 § Breuer (Marcel) Buildings and Projects 1921-1961, first edition, light spotting, original cloth, spotted, dust-jacket torn and repaired, New York, 1962, illustrations; and 9 others, Bauhaus etc., 4to & 8vo (12)
Lot 13
NO RESERVE Architecture.- Hautecoeur (Louis) Histoire de l'Architecture Classique en France, 7 vol. in 11, vol.1 new edition, vol.2 reprint, modern cloth, original printed wrappers bound in, Paris, 1963-80-50-57 § Eriksen (Svend) Early Neo-Classicism in France, 1974 § Braham (A.) & Peter Smith. François Mansart, 2 vol., 1973 § Tadgell (C.) Ange-Jacques Gabriel, 1978 § Louer (F.) Paris Nineteenth Century: Architecture and Urbanism, New York, 1988, illustrations, all but the first original cloth with dust-jackets; and c.15 others on French architecture, 4to & 8vo (c.30)
Lot 28
NO RESERVE Dutch & Northern European Art.- Benesch (Otto) The Drawings of Rembrandt, 6 vol., enlarged edition, 1973 § White (Christopher) Rembrandt as an Etcher: A Study of the Artist at Work, second edition, New Haven & London, 1990 § Münz (L., editor) Rembrandt's Etchings, 2 vol., errata slip loosely inserted, 1952 § Bevers (H.) & others. Rembrandt: The Master & his Workshop, 2 vol., New Haven & London, 1991, illustrations, original cloth, all but the first with dust-jackets, the third rubbed, the last two also with slip-cases; and 10 others on Rembrandt and his school, v.s. (c.20)
Lot 34
NO RESERVE Dutch & Northern European Art.- Panofsky (Erwin) Albrecht Dürer, 2 vol., second edition, 1945 § Wood (Christopher S.) Albrecht Altdorfer and the Origins of Landscape, 1993 § Friedländer (M.J.) & J.Rosenberg. The Paintings of Lucas Cranach, 1978 § Corley (B.) Conrad von Soest, 1996 § Roskill (M.) & J.O.Hand. Hans Holbein: Paintings, Prints, and Reception, New Haven & London, 2001 § Kaufmann (T.DaC.) The School of Prague: Painting at the Court of Rudolf II, Chicago & London, 1988, illustrations, original cloth, all but the first with dust-jackets; and c.15 others on German & Northern European art, 4to & 8vo (c.20)
Lot 35
NO RESERVE Dutch & Northern European Art.- Slive (Seymour) Jacob van Ruisdael: A Complete Catalogue of His Paintings, Drawings and Etchings, New Haven & London, 2001 § Beck (H.-U.) Jan van Goyen 1596-1656, 2 vol., Amsterdam, 1972 § Russell (M.) Jan van de Cappelle 1624/6-1679, one of 600 copies, Leigh-on-Sea, 1975 § Gerson (H.) Philips Koninck, second edition, Berlin, 1980, illustrations, original cloth with dust-jackets, the first two with slip-cases; and 5 others on Dutch landscape painting, 4to (10)
Lot 7
NO RESERVE Architecture.- Britain.- Stillman (Damie) English Neo-classical Architecture, 2 vol., 1988 § Harris (John) Sir William Chambers, 1970 § Friedman (Terry) James Gibbs, New Haven & London, 1984 § Downes (Kerry) Hawksmoor, second edition, 1979 § Darley (G.) John Soane: An Accidental Romantic, New Haven & London, 1999 § Worsley (Giles) Classical Architecture in Britain: The Heroic Age, New Haven & London, 1985, illustrations, original cloth with dust-jackets, the first a little faded; and c.40 others on British architecture, 4to & 8vo (c.45)
Lot 86
NO RESERVE Near Eastern Art.- Berchem (Max van), Josef Strzygowski & Gertrude L. Bell. Amida, first edition, photogravure plates, illustrations, original cloth, very slightly rubbed and marked, Heidelberg & Paris, 1910 § Ramsay (Sir W.M.) & Gertrude L. Bell. The Thousand and One Churches, first edition, illustrations, original cloth, uncut, spine a little rubbed and faded, 1909, 4to & 8vo (2)⁂ The first item consists of three works on the ancient city of Mesopotamia: 'Matériaux pour l'Épigraphie et l'Histoire Musulmanes du Diyar-Bekr' by van Berchem; 'Beitrage zur Kunstgeschichte des Mittelalters von Nordmesopotamien, Hellas unde dem Abendlande' by Strzygowski; 'The Churches and Monasteries of the Tur Abdin' by Bell.
Lot 116
Football Autographs, World Cup 1966, Book, 'World Cup '66' by Hugh McLlvanney, first edition, 1966, signed to inside title page by 10 of the England World Cup winning team (excluding Moore), signatures for Banks, Cohen, Wilson, Jack Charlton, Bobby Charlton, Martin Peters, Geoff Hurst, Roger Hunt, Stiles & Ball. (good condition with dust jacket) (1)
Lot 132
Football, Liverpool FC collection, inc. 22 colour photographs, mostly portraits, 6" x 4" also some team group photos, mainly 10" x 8", all circa 1980's. Sold with official souvenir booklet 'Liverpool Into Europe' 1963/4, also scarce book, 'Liverpool: My Team' by Steve Heighway, first edition 1977 with dust jacket and private issued book 'The Story of Liverpool' first edition 1980 by Anton Rippon (gd/vg) (25)
Lot 147
Football newspapers, Midlands clubs, interesting selection of special edition newspapers all relating to big match or big events for clubs in the Midlands, inc. 1949 FA Cup Final Wolves v Leicester, 1953/54 Wolves First Division Champions issue, 1956/57 Aston Villa v West Bromwich Albion FA Cup semi-Final, 1957 Aston Villa FA Cup Final v. Man Utd (tape marks), also 1982 Aston Villa EC Cup Final special edition, 1979 Nottingham Forest EC Final Winners, 1968 Nottingham Forest ground fire and others (some slight faults but mostly gd) (13)
Lot 324
Cartophilic Literature USA, an interesting collection of books & booklets inc. 'Sold American! - the first 50 years', the story of the American Tobacco Company 1904-1954, First Edition 1954, 'The Global Cigarette' by Howard Cox, origins and evolutions of British American Tobacco, 1880-1945, First Edition Year 2000, 'Sports Digest, standard catalogue of vintage Baseball cards' 2012, also 'Directory of the J R Burdick collection' housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1960's, 'Encyclopaedia of American Playing Cards' Part 2 by Gene Hochman 1977, & others (gd/vg) (9)
Lot 341
SIGNED EARLY EDITION SPANIARD IN THE WORKS. An early printing (possibly first edition) of John Lennon's 'A Spaniard In The Works' (Jonathan Cape, 1965) signed to first page in blue ink by John Lennon. Book is in Fine condition with clean pages and only light wear to spine and edges. Inscribed to reverse of cover with original owner's name. Note on provenance from vendor: "My friend and I went to England in July 1966. We bought the books in London and went to Weybridge / St. George's Hill to the house of John Lennon. A Lady opened the door and asked what we wanted. We showed the books and asked for an autograph. Then John Lennon signed the books." Authenticated by Roger Epperson prior to this sale.
Lot 348
SIGNED EARLY EDITION IN HIS OWN WRITE. An early printing of John Lennon's 'In His Own Write' (Jonathan Cape, 1964) signed to first page in blue ink by John Lennon. Book is in Fine condition with clean pages and only light wear to spine and edges. Inscribed to reverse of cover with original owner's name. Also to include a black and white phorographic print depicting the house at Kenwood (10 x 7.5cmm, inscribed to verso 29/7/66.) Note on provenance from vendor: "My friend and I went to England in July 1966. We bought the books in London and went to Weybridge / St. George's Hill to the house of John Lennon. A Lady opened the door and asked what we wanted. We showed the books and asked for an autograph. Then John Lennon signed the books." Authenticated by Roger Epperson prior to this sale.
Lot 260
BEATLES US MEMORABILIA. Collection of mostly US issued Beatles books and memorabilia to include: an original first edition of 'Love Letters to the Beatles' by Bill Adler, a set of 'Wallet Photos' by Dell, a John and Yoko 1970 calendar, a 1964 Sunday Star Ledger (The Beatles: How Long Will They Last?), a Paul McCartney world tour programme, a 'Songs By McCartney' songbook, a May 1965 anniversary 'Beatle Bulletin', 8 assorted Beatles and related publications.
Lot 301
Canada - Ocean To Ocean - Sandford Fleming's Expedition Through Canada In 1872 - The expedition of the Engineer-in-Chief of the Canadian Pacific and Intercontinental Railway - By George M. Grant Secretary to the Expedition. 1873. First Edition printed in Montreal. A 371 page book with 60 illustrations. Detailing their travels across western Canada to observe the surveying done for the intended transcontinental railway. Also detailing life of the settlers & Indians, missions, Hudson's Bay Companies forts. In original cloth board cover, size 6" ´ 8".
Lot 302
Australia - Reminiscences Of Thirty Years Residence In New South Wales And Victoria 1863. First Edition Book - by R. Therry. An extensive 514 page book giving an interesting account of the author's life in these colonies mostly as a Judge detailing his most interesting cases etc. In original mauve cloth board binding, size 6¼" ´ 9".
Lot 304
Canada - Canada, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and the other British Provinces in North America with a plan of National Colonization Book - By James S. Buckingham. First Edition. Fisher, London [1843]. Octavo; [16],540 pages, 7 attractive two page plates and Map. Giving an extensive account regarding life in the Cities, towns their institutions, agriculture, travel etc etc. Bound in contemporary marble boards and half brown morocco, gilt flat raised bands to spine. Size 5½" ´ 8½". In unusually very good condition.
Lot 312
Australia - History Of The Colony Of Victoria Book - by The Hon. Thomas McCombie. 1858. First Edition printed in Melbourne. An extensive 336 page book published mainly for the colonists already living there, detailing development of the Colony, the City of Melbourne, other Towns, Farming, development of Gold Mining, Public Buildings, Port, Telegraph, Parliament, Commercial Growth etc. In original black cloth board binding, size 5½" ´ 8¼".
Lot 321
The Letter Bag Of "The Great Western" Or, Life In A Steamer 1840 Book - First Edition, An interesting 323 page book of light hearted letters written mostly on or after travelling by this early trans-Atlantic Liner, in all being an interesting account regarding ocean steamship travel at this time. In original cloth boards with gold tooled illustration of The Great Western" steamship on the front cover, size 5" × 8¼". SS Great Western of 1838, was an oak-hulled paddle-wheel steamship, the first steamship purpose-built for crossing the Atlantic, and the initial unit of the Great Western Steamship Company. She was the largest passenger ship in the world then constructed. Designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel. The ship proved successful and worked to New York for 8 years.
Lot 51
Selection of Diecast Model Buses includes Corgi Classics Leyland Tiger Cub Northern Western limited edition, Exclusive First Editions Daimler Utility Bus, Leyland PD2 Highbridge, AEC Routemaster, Guy Arab II Utility, and MCW Manchester Style Leyland Atlantean, plus other Days Gone issues and 2x Tanks, all boxed (12) Box
Lot 634
Adolf Hitler - Extremely Scarce 'Mein Kampf' 1st Edition 1925-1927 - in two volumes, Vol I 1925 signed by Adolf Hitler internally in ink, (note title page missing), with Vol II 1927 - both bound in red cloth with white title and comes with a rare presentation box issued to State guests in red cloth with gold gilt text 'Munchen-Eher 1925-1927' to spine, first case we have seen - condition overall is good, minor wear to the case as expected
Lot 694
India - Rahouths hand coloured etching by Solvyns, Francois Balthazar - from the Paris edition of Les Hindous, Paris Chez L' Auteur 1808-1812. This tribe who inhabit a mountainous country, form a military cast, and esteems themselves superior to others asserting that they descend from the first inhabitants of Hindoostan. Framed measures 50x63cm approx.
Lot 751
India - Rare account of The Sikhs by General Sir John Gordon 1904 - by General Sir John J. H. Gordon, K.C.B, 1904, First edition, 236pp. First Edition, 1904, 236pp, with colour frontis of Maharaja Ranjit Singh seated, after a sketch by Emily Eden. With 15 illustrations including Khem Singh Bedi, Sher Singh, and Ranjit Singh reviewing his army. A fascinating account starting from the origin of the Sikhs with Nanak, Guru Govind Singh, Struggles of the Khalsa, Sikh Confederacies, Ranjit Singh, Decline of Monarchy, Sikh Wars, The Granth, and Sikhs under the British Crown. Rare. Orig. blue cloth, with imprint of a curved sword on front cover
Lot 10
TROLLOPE, Anthony: 1- Castle Richmond; in 3 volumes. Chapman & Hall, 1860, first editions, second issue (as described by Sadleir). Later 1/2 calf, preserving the original marbled boards and calf corners Gilt lettering to spines; Corners rubbed; remains of library labels on upper covers of 2 of the 3 volumes; a little old soiling and staining (mostly in vol.1); some very light marginal worming; lacking half titles. (loosely inserted the receipt from Henry Sotheran- bought for £650.-); 2- Orley Farm. in 2 volumes bound in 1. Chapman & Hall, 1866, first edition, later issue (According to Sadleir: this issue was made up from remaindered sheets in 1866 of the first edition of 1862 using a new title-page). With the Author’s Signature pasted to front endpaper. Cont. half leather; little rubbed; bound with only one title page, as usual with this edition; 3- An Autobiography by Anthony Trollope, with an introduction by Michael Sadleir, this copy inscribed to John Arlott from Sadleir: World Classics, large paper copy, Number 6 of 25 special copies (label to this effect tipped-in before title; VG. (5)
Lot 14
Seven works by H. G. WELLS, All Inscribed And Signed to the same family: 1- Marriage. W. Collins Sons, 1923, first edition thus. Inscribed at the head of the contents page: “To Muriel Davies, From H. G. Wells” PP: 376, (vii)publishers catalogue. Original red cloth; spine faded and torn; 2- Christina Alberta’s Father. J. Cape, 1925, first edition. Front blank endpaper Inscribed: “To Mrs. Edward Davies, affectionately From H. G. Wells”. Original maroon cloth; spine fade and covers little spotted; 3- The Short Stories of H G Wells. E. Benn, 1927, first edition. Title page Inscribed: “To Edward, From H. G. W, Nov 7th. 1927”. Original green cloth; spine detached, but present; 4- The Way the World is Going. Doubleday, Doran, and co. NY, 1929, first edition stated. Half-title Inscribed: “For Muriel Davies to cheer her up on a wet day, H. G. W, Nov”. Original cream cloth; spine faded; 5- Meanwhile, The Picture of a Lady. E. Benn, 1927, first edition. Half-title inscribed: “To Edward, From H. G. W. Original brown cloth; little rubbed; 6- Mr. Blettsworthy on Rampole Island. E. Benn, 1928, first edition. Half-title Inscribed: “Edward From H. G. W.”. Original brown cloth; little rubbed; 7- The King who was a King. E. Benn, 1929, first edition. Front blank endpaper Inscribed: “To Muriel Davies H. G. Wells.”. Original brown cloth; little rubbed; lacking the half-title; occasional foxing. (Muriel Davies used to fly from Croydon Airport to go shopping in Paris with Mrs Wells in 1930's). (7)
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