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Lot 161
A Royal Crown Derby commemorative plate, The 40th Anniversary of The Accession of Her Majesty The Queen, February 6th 1992, 21cm, first quality; a Royal Crown Derby Imari dinner plate and side plate, pattern number A.962, first quality; a pair of Staffordshire Imari tea plates; a Paragon loving cup; a pair of German porcelain trinket dishes; a "Just The Right Shoe", boxed (9)
Lot 509
A pair of Royal Crown Derby Veronese pattern teacups, saucers and tea plates, pair of shallow bowls, extra saucer, pair of dinner plates, pair of side plates, seconds; a Royal Crown Derby Honeysuckle pattern dinner plate, first; a set of four Carlton Gold pattern fluted dinner plates, seconds
Lot 10
An assortment of eight Royal Crown Derby Christmas plates, 1991 - 1998, comprising The Royal Crown Derby Christmas Plate, 1992, 612/2000, 21.5cm diameter; The First, 1991, 184/1500; The First in a Series of Four, 1997, 96/1750; The Second in a Series of Four, 1998, 525/1750; The Thirs, 1993, 576/2500; The Fourth, 1994, 388/2500; The Fifth, 1995, 701/2500; The Sixth, 1996, 326/2500, all first quality, unboxed, no certificates (8)
Lot 339
Numismatics – An aluminium photographer’s carrying case containing five trays of coins, including First UK decimal set; Jamaica, 1967 BU year 6 coin set in sealed plastic packet; New Zealand, 7 coin 1967 decimal set BU in sealed plastic packet and folder of issue; Spain, 6 coin year set BU in plastic folder; USA 5 coin BU set 1968 (to include a second (S = San Francisco mint) cent coin with mint roundel; runs of half crowns and florins also 2/6 1896F & 1928 AEF, 2/6 1896F & 1928 AEF toned, Charles II Groat 1670 AF various other silver (.925 = 83.1gr; .500 = 207.1gr); Roman Empire Constans II AE3 Fel Temp Reparatio F; East Roman Empire 40 Nummus (Follis) AE piece Justinian I AD527-538 4th officina Constantinople mint AF (qty)
Lot 769
Eight hand painted model soldiers, comprising a John Jenkins Designs Collectors’ Club 2010 model JJCLUB-2010, a First Legion ‘Glory Of Rome’ series model ROM13, a Trophy Miniatures Wales Ltd limited edition Cornet Player, a Patriot model NAO23, a Kronpinz Toy Soldiers model NP215, and two Corgi ‘Forward March’ series models CC59157 and CC59156, all in original packaging, with a further Kronprinz model in a associated Centurion box (8)
Lot 205
A pair of 20th century untested moonstone cluster earrings, the central circular cabochon cut untested moonstones within surround of ten cabochon blue stones, within white metal mount with yellow metal reverse and screw back fittings, unmarked, cluster 13mm wide, 3.8gms (2) Condition report:Possible that earrings are a conversion from either post earrings or another piece of jewellery. Both show solder join where screw fitting attaches to the revise of the earring. Both untested moonstones would benefit from a clean, there is residue to the reverse and sides of the cabochon. Blue stones are of varying shades of blue.General scuffs and surface blemishes seen to the metals of the earrings. Both screw mechanisms are in good working condition. First earring - Five blue stone cabochons show obvious chips to the stones, remainder of the blue stones also show marks to the surface. Inclusions are seen to the blue stones under x10 loupe. Claws are present and white metal mount to the blue stones doesn't appear to show any major thinning or splits. Second earring - Six blue stone cabochons show obvious chips to the stones, remainder of the blue stones also show marks to the surface. Inclusions are seen to the blue stones under x10 loupe. Claws are present and white metal mount to the blue stones doesn't appear to show any major thinning or splits.
Lot 457
THE PHSIOLOGY OF PLANTS; OR THE PHENOMENA AND LAWS OF VEGETATION, believed to be first edition, 3/4 leather, gilt embossed title and decoration to spine, marbled block, green endpapers (possibly later), two engraved plates, further engraved illustrations in text, John Murray, London 1833; with Jesse (Edward), GLEANINGS IN NATURAL HISTORY, vols I and II only, full leather, gilt embossed titles and decoration to spines, gilt edges to blocks, John Murray, London 1835 and 1834; and BEWICK (Thomas), A GENERAL HISTORY OF QUADRUPEDS, eighth edition, Bewick & Son, Newcastle Upon Tyne 1824 (4) (at fault)
Lot 543
QUEEN VICTORIA INTEREST: Six chromolithographs on paper published by the Illustrated London News in 1897 to commemorate Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee, comprising: Christening Of The Princess Royal, The Queen's First Council, The House Of Commons In 1860, Family Group At Windsor Castle, Scientific Progress During Sixty Years, and British Military Triumphs, 39cm x 29cm, in matching glazed maple frames (6)
Lot 296
A pair of yellow metal hoop earrings, the stylised hoops with matte detail to the centre with plain polished detail to each side, stamped with import marks and '750' post and butterfly fittings, 3.3gms, 2cm long (2) Condition report: First earring - No major dents or scratches to the hoops. General surface blemishes throughout, commensurate with being worn. Residue seen throughout, would benefit from a clean. Second earring - No major dents or scratches to the hoops. General surface blemishes throughout, commensurate with being worn. Residue seen throughout, would benefit from a clean.Both backs present. Stamped '750' with conforming makers mark
Lot 451
Plot (Robert), THE NATURAL HISTORY OF STAFFORD-SHIRE, first edition, later 3/4 leather, orange cloth boards, laid paper, engraved vignette to title page, ‘Armes Omitted’ plate, eleven single page plates, twenty six fold-out plates, lacking map, index, printed at the Theater, Oxford 1686, ex Staffordshire County Library collection (at fault)
Lot 459
A miscellany of works on sports and recreation, comprising: Cooper (J. W.), GAME FOWLS, THEIR ORIGIN AND HISTORY, standard edition, published by the author, West Chester, Pennsylvania 1869; Acton (C. R.), SILK AND SPUR, first edition, DJ, Richards, London 1935; Fitz-Barnard (L), FIGHTING SPORTS, Odhams Press Ltd, London; and Hackwood (F. W.), OLD ENGLISH SPORTS, T. Fisher Unwin, London 1907 (4) (at fault)
Lot 778
A 'The Kombi' Combined Camera and Graphoscope, by Alfred Kemper of Chicago, serial number 9663, 4cm W x 5cm D x 4cm with a WORLD WAR I AND II INTEREST: A silver Air Raid Patrol ARP lapel badge, 3.8cm high, with an 'On War Service 1915' lapel badge, 4.3cm high, and a 'National Hospital Service Reserve' enamel lapel badge, 2.8cm high (4) Note: Introduced in 1893 the Kombi was the first miniature roll film camera, and the first to combine the taking and viewing of photographs in the same instrument
Lot 470
Asimov (Isaac), SECOND FOUNDATION, US first edition, DJ, Gnome Press Inc, New York 1952 CONDITION REPORT:All pages show some age-related darkening, but no tears, foxing or staining. Boards show minor bumps to all corners and expected shelf wear to lower edges. DJ shows chips to top and bottom edges (particularly at spine), a 2.5cm tear at top of spine, a 2cm tear at base of spine and staining throughout, but no tape repairs.
Lot 469
Asimov (Isaac), FOUNDATION AND EMPIRE, US first edition, DJ, Gnome Press Inc, New York 1952 CONDITION REPORT:Publisher’s imprint at the foot of the spine measures 2.2cm across.Top of the text block (excluding boards) measures 2.3cm across.All pages show some age-related darkening, but no tears, foxing or staining. boards show minor bumps to all corners and expected shelf wear to lower edges. DJ shows chips to top and bottom edges (particularly at spine), a 3cm tear at base of spine and staining throughout, but no tape repairs.
Lot 447
Teesdale (Henry), NEW BRITISH ATLAS, CONTAINING A COMPLETE SET OF COUNTY MAPS ON WHICH ARE DELINEATED ALL THE PRINCIPAL CROSS ROADS […], first edition, later ¾ leather, green cloth boards, complete with all maps, Henry Teesdale, London 1830, ex Staffordshire County Library collection (at fault)
Lot 443
Ormerod (George), THE HISTORY OF THE COUNTY PALATINE AND CITY OF CHESTER, 3 vols, first edition, ¾ embossed leather (re-bound with later endpapers), marbled boards, marbled block, tissue guarded engraved frontispiece to vol I, printed for Lackington, Hughes et al, London 1819, later slipcases, ex Staffordshire County Library collection (at fault)
Lot 462
Hewitson (William), COLOURED ILLUSTRATIONS OF THE EGGS OF BRITISH BIRDS, ACCOMPANIED WITH DESCRIPTIONS OF THE EGGS, NESTS, ETC, first edition, 2 vols, 3/4 black leather, gilt embossed title to spines, marbled block, marbled endpapers, colour plates throughout, Jan Van Voorst, London 1846 (2) (at fault)
Lot 446
Shaw (Stebbing), THE HISTORY AND ANTIQUITIES OF STAFFORDSHIRE COMPILED FROM THE MANUSCRIPTS OF HUNTBACH, LOXDALE, BISHOP LYTTELTON […], first edition, vol I only, large folio, later 3/4 leather, orange cloth boards, laid paper, folding map frontispiece, forty three plates including some fold-outs (most tissue guarded), further vignettes, head and tail pieces throughout, asterisk pages pp153-158 and, printed for J. Nichols, J. Robson et al, London 1798, ex Staffordshire County Library collection (at fault)
Lot 196
A mid 20th century diamond 'Toi et Moi' ring, the two round cut diamonds within an eight claw white metal setting edge, leading to tapered twist shoulders and plain polished shank, ring size L, stamped 'platinum' 4.8gms, first diamond weight estimated 1.20ct, second diamond weight estimated 1.25ct Condition report: First diamond measurements - 7.03 x 4.19mm Second diamond measurements - 6.98 x 4.06mmBoth stones spread nearer 1.50ct each All claws are present to the diamonds. Both diamonds are bright, lively and clean to the naked eye. Well matched in colour. Very minor inclusions are seen with x10 loupe. Second diamond shows minor fluorescence under UV light. Under bezel and mount show no major signs of splitting or signs of repair. Minor wear/thinning seen to under bezel and shank. Commensurate with being worn. General scuffs, scratches and blemishes seen to the white metal mount
Lot 782
An Everton & Liverpool Official Football Programme, a 'double programme' showing the fixtures for the first teams and reserves, dated Saturday September 29th 1906, Vol. 3 No 8, with a photograph of the Chester Football Club first team of 1910-11, produced as a special supplement for the Chester Chronicle of September 17th 1910, 25.5cm x 38cm overall (2)
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Lot 439
Ussher (Jacob), BRITANNICARUM ECCLESIARUM ANTIQUITATES [The Antiquities Of The British Churches], first edition, full leather, laid paper, marbled block, additional title to the appendix, and address to the reader bound in after p972, published by Dublinii ex officinâ Typographicâ Societatis Bibliopolarum, Dublin 1639 (at fault)
Lot 450
Plot (Robert), THE NATURAL HISTORY OF STAFFORD-SHIRE, first edition, later 3/4 leather, orange cloth boards, laid paper, engraved vignette to title page, eleven single page plates, twenty six fold-out plates, lacking map, index, printed at the Theater, Oxford 1686, ex Staffordshire County Library collection (at fault)
Lot 459
Two Beswick catsthe first cat grey, the second ginger, each dated 1876 to the base, approximately 16cm wide; together with two pillboxes, each decorated with flowers and brass crowns, a miniature teacup and saucer, stamped '959' and '16' and '1711' painted to the base of the teacup; three blue and white saucers, Chinese style, each with gilt rims and decorated with traditional Chinese buildings and gardens, each approximately 14cm diameter and meat dish, Chinese style, decorated with traditional Chinese buildings and gardens, with swallows in flight, 39cm x 31cm (9) 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 condition report.
Lot 186
After John Heaviside Clark (Scottish, 1771-1863)collection of roundel etchings with aquatint, to include depictions of the Battle of Saintes (1782), inscribed 'Ld. Rodney's Victory'; the Glorious First of June or Third Battle of Ushant (1794), inscribed 'Ld. Howe's Victory'; the Battle of Trafalgar (1805), inscribed 'Sr. R. Strachan's Victory' and the Sack of Algiers (1816), inscribed 'Storming of Algiers' (4) Unidentifiable foreign objects behind the glass. With water damage/staining. The back of the frames have been written on in pencil and are with splits. With signs of wear consistent with age and use. Cracks/break in the corner of the glass of one frame. Small holes in the back of one frame. Paper appears discoloured/potential time/UV fade. Please note that we have not removed these from their frames to examine. Some patina/verdigris on frames.
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