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Lot 137
John Barleycorn is the personification of barley, the grain source of malt liquor. This character jug was the first design created by Charles Noke in 1934.Royal Doulton backstamp. Artist: Charles NokeIssued: 1939 - 1960Dimensions: 6.5"HManufacturer: Royal DoultonCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Good.
Lot 19
Nice-looking wall plaque commemorating the first home game of the Colorado Rockies Baseball Club in the Mile High Stadium. This wood-grain plaque displays both logoed shields of the teams that played that day, The Rockies and the Montreal Expos. Issued: 9-Apr-93Dimensions: 6"L x 1"W x 8"HEdition Number: 346/500 Manufacturer: Major League BaseballCountry of Origin: USACondition: Age related wear.
Lot 2
Black colored hard-cover binder containing US First Day Covers and Special Covers. Product in like-new condition. This item has its original packaging. Issued: 20th CenturyDimensions: 12"L x 10.75"W x 1"HManufacturer: PCS Stamps and CoinsCountry of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear.
Lot 200
Style One, handle inside jug. Brown rim with light brown body.John Barleycorn is the personification of barley, the grain source of malt liquor. This character jug was the first design created by Charles Noke in 1934. Artist: Charles NokeIssued: UnknownDimensions: 2.5"HManufacturer: Royal DoultonCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Good.
Lot 25
Rubin Gomez (1927-2004) was a professional right-handed starting-pitcher who became the first Puerto Rican to pitch in a World Series game. Gomez was nicknamed El Divino Loco. (The Divine Madman) on account of his willingness to pitch in tough situations.Protected in plastic sleeve. Issued: 1960Dimensions: 3.5"L x 2.5"HCondition: Age related wear.
Lot 251
This Precious Moments ornament grouping includes Peace on Earth, Wishing You the Sweetest Christmas, and Baby's First Christmas. Largest ornament is the ball and measures 4"H x 3.25"dia. Both ball ornaments include platform to display without hanging. These items have their original boxes: 4"L x 3.75"W x 5"H. Enesco backstamp. Issued: 1989, 1993, 2002Manufacturer: Precious MomentsCountry of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear.
Lot 298
These two figurines depict Emmett Kelly in fine detail. The first, from Dave Grossman Creations titled Emmett the Snowman, numbered 635/15,000, measures: 4.5"L x 3"W x 6"H and includes original box: 7"L x 4"W x 7.5"H. The second figurine called 30 Years of Clowning is an ornament from Flambro, measures: 4.25"L x 1.75"W x 3.75"H, includes box: 4.5"L x 2.25"W x 4.25"H. Issued: c. 1990Condition: Age related wear.
Lot 300
These are two collectible ceramic figurines of The Original Emmett Kelly Circus Collection. The first depicts Emmett Kelly reading the newspaper and is numbered 6715/15,000 and the other depicts Emmett Kelly golfing with a broom, numbered 4297/15,000. The newspaper figurine measures: 3.5"L x 3.25"W x 6"H. The golfing figurine measures: 3.75"L x 2.75"W x 6"H. Issued: c. 1980Manufacturer: Dave Grossman CreationsCondition: Age related wear.
Lot 4
Unique collection of first-day and commemorative postage stamps and covers backdating from the 1900s. This does not come with the original packaging. Contained within a mint-condition cover booklet. Issued: 20th c.Dimensions: 11.5"L x 9.5"W x 2"HCountry of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear.
Lot 103
Cyprus Magnificent collection in two albums, highly complete to 1985, with all main SG numbers save #26 and the KGV £5 (Lot 101). Also present are all but four of the thirty-five possible overprinted 1d red plate numbers. In hingeless mounts and written-up on quadrille pages alongside a detailed printed commentary, highlights are (mint unless otherwise stated) 1880 ½d rose set of the three plates incl. pl.19 used, 'Cyprus' 1d plates 193 and 220, ovpts on surface-printed issues complete to 1/- (SG.6), 'Half-Penny' surcharges incl. pl.174 pair, SG.7 pl.217 used (BPA cert. 1951, 1x2mm thin spot) and pl.218 etc, followed by 1881 first Cyprus proper set used (SG.11/15), 1882 set mixed mint and used with 4pi and 12pi mint, unlisted and scarce 'Postal Surcharge' handstamps on 8d and 1/- revenues, '½ ½' surcharges incl. 1886 large 8mm type SG.28 used and SG.29a used, 1892-94 complete in singles and blocks of four (lower stamps MNH, 12pi toned gum), 1894-96 set, then complete 20th century (excl. 1928 £5) with 1923 10/- and £1 (SG.100/101), 1924 £1 (SG.102), 1928 £1 blue and brown MNH and the set also ovptd specimen (SG.123s/132s), 1944 1pi orange MNH (SG.154a, cat. £550), better early QEII shades (SG.177a block of four MNH and SG.192a MNH), as well as comprehensive specimen overprints from 1962 to 1980 (over seventy MNH sets), Turkish first set in MNH blocks of four and with 'Ornek' (specimen) ovpts, etc. Cat. to end of KGVI is over £20,000.
Lot 104
Cyprus An album from the same collector as the previous Lot, with an apparently complete run of first day covers (148) from the 1960 Republic overprints on QEII set to £1 (SG.188/202) through to 1982, with the souvenir sheets as well including the 1963 Scout sheet (SG.MS231a, cat. £180 as used off-cover) elusive as FDC.
Lot 105
France The Red Cross booklets. A complete run of fifty-three from 1952 'Basin of Diana' to 2004, the 1962 Fragonard being the scarce second printing in purple-brown and grey, SG.XSB12a, cat. £1,000 (please note: the SG listing has the prices the wrong way round for this and the more common first printing). Very fresh and clean quality in both contents and covers throughout, displayed in a binder. Total cat. over £3,500, or €3,200 in 2022 Yvert.
Lot 106
France A collector's accumulation in disparate parts with plenty of unusual material, in about a dozen volumes and loose filling a large carton. Two Davo albums have mint from early 20th century onwards incl. 1922 orphans surcharged set (SG.388/295), 1925 Exhibition 5fr single (SG.412), 1926 55cts on 60cts sower (SG.443), 1926-'27 orphans (SG.450/453), 1928 and 1931 1.50fr sinking funds both MNH (SG.463, 493), 1931 surcharges as coins datées, gum disturbance (SG.494/496), 1936 S.America flight 50fr (SG.554), 1954 relief fund portraits MNH (SG.1215/1220), a good range of airmails incl. 1936 50fr blue and red, toned (SG.541), 1950 1000fr (SG.1059), 1954 planes set MNH (SG.1194/1197), etc. Elsewhere noted 1927 Strasbourg m/s used (SG.MS454b, cat. £1,400), 1937 PEXIP m/s used (in another album an example of a cover in which this sheet was mailed from the exhibition), 1927 high values mint incl. two 20fr types (SG.475, 475b), lots of mint sowers varieties, another 1000fr Paris bridges airmail this time MNH, etc. Also a very nice range of postal history including a written-up correspondence incorporating eighteen FDCs of the 1930s, 1929 1st catapult flight cover, 1935 'Normandie' maiden voyage, late 1930s first flights, 'maximum' cards from early 1940s onwards, etc., as well as 21st century € face value with mint sets, m/ss and booklets probably comprehensive to at least 2007. See also Lots 105 and 161 from this collector.
Lot 113
New Zealand The first part of an extensive collection, the QV to early QEII, in three stockbooks, laid out to accommodate the various printings on the 19th and early 20th century issues, 19th century used starting with 17 perf Chalons, then 68 different QV profile heads of different perf formats, group of over 30 back-print advertising, early pictorials again by printing to 2/-, Christchurch exhibition set clean mint (SG.370/373, cat. £275), 1935-36 pictorial set used with extra perf varieties incl. on 2/- and 3/-, 1936-42 version the same but MNH, continuing solidly parallel MNH and used incl. 1953 mounted queen set. The third smaller volume has a good range of officials incl. 2/- SG.O66 used, 1940 set MNH, life insurance with 34 different lighthouse types, postal fiscals from QV, gum toning as often on the later issues, incl. SG.F191 to F202 run of twelve MNH or vlh on lower values (cat. £730), 1942 11/- on 11/-, etc, etc.
Lot 124
British Africa British Africa KGV to early QEII mint/MNH collection written-up in three albums, with further working accumulation including many large multiples and full sheets in two stockbooks and a folder, altogether approx. 7,000+ stamps, the main strength (as with the collector's K.U.T. - see Lot 110) being in the KGVI period, highlights including Gambia 1938-46 set incl. 1½d brown-lake and bright carmine (SG.152, cat. £300) and the brown-lake and scarlet shade in full sheet of 60 (SG.152a, cat. £600 as singles), Natal 1902 5/- and 10/- very fresh, Northern Rhodesia 1938-52 set (top two values MNH) with 1d 'extra boatman' SG.28a MNH in block of four, 'tick bird' flaw SG.30b MNH, 1948 wedding 20/- MNH, etc, Nyasaland KGVI key-plate high values (8) to £1 incl. SG.141a with and without short lower-right leaf (unlisted), SG.142a toned gum, etc, through to Zululand first set to 1/- (SG1/10). Lots of listed and unlisted varieties here to engage the specialist.
Lot 129
British Commonwealth etc. A box with three main loose-leaf albums of many hundreds of pre-1950 stamps with highlights including Bermuda KGVI key-plate high values incl. mint 10/-, 12/6d and £1, Cyprus 1928 set mint with £1 MNH and superb used 45pi and £1, India classic imperfs incl. two 4a red and blue both cut-to-shape, Ireland St. Patrick high values first set mint (10/- creased), St. Helena 1922-37 ships to £1 mint, Zululand 1894-96 to 4/- used, etc. Further classics incl. Cape triangles (4), Ceylon, etc. in mixed condition, various British Africa high values etc., also a small box of old circuit books and glassines to explore.
Lot 130
British Commonwealth Pacific Islands Mint collection of KGVI and QEII issues housed in a Devon album, the several hundred stamps in hingeless mounts with spaces for main SG varieties, most of which are present in high quality with much never hinged. Includes Fiji with first KGVI set complete shades and perfs (34 different, 6d SG.260 toned, 10/- and £1 MNH), Gilbert & Ellice, Pitcairn, British Solomon Islands, Nauru, Norfolk Island incl. 2d violet on white paper MNH (SG.4a), and Papua & New Guinea virtually complete to 1975. Min cat. £2,700.
Lot 144
Worldwide Philatelic chaos in two grocer's boxes, with several vintage schoolboy albums particularly an oblong 'Improved' with many well-filled countries, interesting postal history incl. a pair of USA 1872/80 covers with blue cancels to Lancashire ladies, 1937 coronation ominbus sets on cover (92), New Zealand first flights, etc., Southern Rhodesia revenues (framed) with KGV to £2, KGVI to £10 and QEII to £20. Much more here to discover.
Lot 157
Worldwide A highly eclectic accumulation in stockbooks, stockpages and loose, filling a banker's box, with mint KGVI British Commonwealth range incl. Ascension range to 10/-, Bermuda high values to £1 (the 10/- MNH), Falkland Islands incl. 1952 set, etc, interesting postal history incl. Scandinavia FDCs from the 1930s onwards, mint new issues incl. New Zealand stockbook of sets and m/s into 21st century, Thailand 2011 year book, a bunch of British and foreign banknotes many uncirculated (60+), over two dozen old editions of Gibbons Stamp Monthly between 1909 and 1960s, etc. An additional box has approx. 650 Israel first day covers, mostly the official versions, slight duplication noted yet majority different from about 1951 onwards including tabs from the earlier sets onwards.
Lot 52
Great Britain Officials group (69) with mint range incl. Parcels 1887 1½d (the 4½d forged), used incl. Inland Revenue 1882 6d and KEVII 2½d x2 (6d forged), Army short ‘L’ on ½d on piece and 6d KEVII x4 to check, Admiralty first type to 3d, Office of Works incl. very plausible looking opts on KEVII 2½d and one of the two 10d, and Parcels incl. 9d dull green SG.O62 with small faults, to 1/- green and 1/- green and carmine. Please inspect.
Lot 58
Great Britain Used collection in seven green Windsor albums, mixed condition yet with some attractive key stamps in the first volume, beginning with lots of line-engraved incl. penny black with four margins and red MX, 1d red plate 9 four margins, four corner letters 1d reds set with nice plate 225, perf 2d blues plates set, followed by lots of surface-printed plates to 2/- though variable quality, mostly bar cancels, KEVII range of printings to 5/- with many shades, then a good showing of KGV Downey heads incl. 'no cross on crown' on later 1d types, seahorses incl. B/W 10/- cds, 1929 UPU £1 black, etc, through to QEII appearing virtually complete on pre-decimal varieties, then decimal to 2011. Please inspect.
Lot 59
Great Britain Comprehensive collection in SG albums, the first volume with 1840 to 1935 highly complete used, starting with three penny blacks and 1840 2d blue with incomplete margins, through key surface-printed in decent quality incl. 9d bistres (SG.86, 98), 2/- brown (SG.121), 1878 10/- and £1 (SG.128/129) the latter with clear central cds though also some blue crayon, 1883 10/- blued paper (SG.131), 1882 £1 blued paper (SG.132) absolutely sound, well-centred and with relatively acceptable bar cancel, and £5 orange on white paper (SG.137) with ideal cds plus rectangular GPO cancel and a vertical blue crayon strike. Also 1884 £1 wmk crowns sound (SG.185), 1888 £1 wmk orbs faults (SG.186), 1891 £1 green, Edward VIII £1 with small faults, £1 green seahorse small faults and heavy cancel, 1929 £1 PUC attractive used, etc, continuing solidly with better QEII then further albums for issues to 1990, plus the balance of 1000s of GB quantities and foreign in envelopes in metal filing drawers etc.
Lot 68
Great Britain Immaculate mint QEII/KCIII collection from first issues to 2023 in twelve albums: six 'Windsor' and six expensive large boxed 'Philatelic' albums. Virtually all mint never hinged in high quality throughout, including Waterlow castles and both De La Rue printings all pristine MNH, through to comprehensive regionals and postage dues. Face value excluding Machins is over £5,600.
Lot 74
Great Britain Two cartons of mint QEII issues mainly in 15 binders plus some loose, running to at least 2020 including 2012 Olympics binder of first class panes, lots of smiler sheets to 2020 (occasionally duplicated), etc. Also accessories for expansion. Excluding the Machin definitives, face value will be well in excess of £7,000.
Lot 79
Great Britain Mostly 21st century mint accumulation in three low containers, issues running to 2018, the presentation packs together in new issue envelopes with additional imprint margin sets and extra souvenir sheets, as well as 'smiler' sheets, booklets, first class gutter panes of twenty seen, etc. The small proportion of 1990s material includes Princess Diana Welsh inscription pack. Face value will be well over £8,000 excluding Machins and with 1st class counted at £1.
Lot 95
Australia Mint collection with good completion through to 2016, displayed in hingeless mounts in four Devon albums, with spaces for all main Die and shade varieties, including about 55 different kangaroos with many varieties incl. 1913 3d yellow-olive Die II (SG.5ea, cat. £475) and all values to 2/- (SG.12), first KGV heads incl. 1d Die II pale shade (SG.21dc, cat. £475), 4d complete shades incl. pale orange-yellow MNH (SG.22c), 1915 wmk type 5 'roos to 1/- (SG.24/28), wmk type 6 'roos to 2/-, further KGV head varieties to 1/4d (five different - specialists please check the SG.66 shades), then 1929 'roos to 10/- (SG.107/112) the 10/- lightly toned MNH, 1932 'roos to 10/- (SG.132/136), 5/- Harbour Bridge, 1937-49 'robes' set with all the main varieties including the four types of 3d, etc, etc. Condition generally well above average. Cat. well over £12,000 on pre-decimal issues alone. Please see Lots 112, 115, 118 and 130 for Australasia and British Pacific from the same collector.
Lot 360
Doctor Who - a collection of six Eaglemoss Companion sets, figurine collections to include The First Doctor, Susan, Ian and Barbara, Jamie McCrimmon and Second Doctor, Sarah Jane Smith and Fourth Doctor, Captain Jack and The Ninth Doctor, Rose Tyler and the Tenth Doctor and Bill Potts and the Twelfth DoctorLocation:
Lot 312
A LARGE BALUSTER GOBLET FIRST QUARTER 18TH CENTURY The thistle shaped bowl withs solid lower section and bead inclusion, supported on an annular knop, baluster section, and conical foot 22cm highProvenance: The Leonard Fuller Collection Condition Report: Minute nibbles to the leading edge of the footrim, some slight scratches to the thistle bowlCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 327
A BLACK LACQUERED STANDARD LAMP FIRST QUARTER 20TH CENTURY 150cm high (excluding light fitments and shade) Condition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and useSome chips and losses, scuffs and wear including around extremities and edgesShade is probably associated but suits the lamp, some surface marks and could be replaced to suit interior decor Sold as a decorative furnishing item only, would need to be rewired prior to use in a domestic setting Please see additional images for visual reference to condition Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 328
A BLACK LACQUER AND GILT DECORATED CORNER CABINET FIRST QUARTER 20TH CENTURY 84cm high Condition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and useMarks and indentations, scratches and losses to the paint in some placesThere is a key operating the lock at time of report Overall solid and stable, Some light signs of old woodworm holes to the rearThis is 55cm deep at the edges, across the front it is 80cm widePlease see additional images for visual reference to conditionCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 408
A MAHOGANY PEDESTAL DESK FIRST HALF 19TH CENTURY With tooled leather inset top above the arrangement of drawers and cupboards 76cm high, 118cm wide, 74cm deep Condition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and use, Old splits and cracks, chips and losses to some veneers and timber, some elements of replacement and restorations in some areas Handles appear to be replacements throughout, the Locks appear to be original,The leather inset to the top with age and signs of use, some shadows which probably reflect some openings to the underlying timberPlease see additional images for visual reference to condition the kneehole aperture is: 57 x 47 at its narrowest76cm high, 118cm wide, 74cm deep overall Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 409
A GEORGE II/III MAHOGANY EIGHT-DAY LONGCASE CLOCKTHE DIAL WITH A SIGNATURE FOR RICHARD PECKOVER, LONDON, MID TO LATE 18th CENTURYThe four finned pillar rack and bell striking movement with anchor escapement regulated by seconds pendulum, the 12 inch brass dial with subsidiary seconds dial and calendar aperture to the matted centre within applied silvered Roman numeral chapter ring with diamond lozenge half hour markers and Arabic five minutes to outer track, with scroll-pierced steel hands and twin-bird-and-urn cast spandrels to angles beneath added arch applied with a domed engraved silvered boss engraved Richard Peckover, London flanked by dolphin cast mounts, in a solid heavy mahogany case with concave-sided 'pagoda' superstructure fronted with a shaped foliate pierced fret over moulded break-arch cornice and hinged glazed dial aperture applied with three-quarter columns to angles, the sides with rectangular glazed windows and conforming quarter columns set against bargeboards at the rear, the trunk with break-arch door applied with complex edge mouldings over a plain plinth base with ogee top mouldings.229cm (90.25ins) high, 48cm (19ins) wide, 24cm (9.5ins) deep. Richard Peckover is recorded in Baillie, G.H. Watchmakers & Clockmakers of the World as working first in 'Change Alley' in 1735 and then Royal Exchange in 1751 until around 1754. He is believed to have taken-on Quare and Horseman's business in 1733. Condition Report: Movement is complete and in working condition with no visible alteration to the mechanism, it is however a little dirty/neglected hence a clean and overhaul is advised. The dial has an 'added arch' suggesting that it originally was a square dial clock and later converted to arch dial. Bearing this in mind we cannot offer any assurances that it is by Peckover. The dial is a little dirty/tarnished but undamaged. The case has veneer patch repairs to the around the fretwork aperture to the superstructure - the curved top moulding has also been replaced with a simple curved strip (rather than the original cavetto profile). The base is lacking a skirt otherwise case is in sound condition with faults limited to relatively minor bumps and scuffs.Clock has two weights, winder, pendulum and a case key.Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 433
Y A DIRECTOIRE MAHOGANY, GILT METAL MOUNTED AND MARBLE INSET TRIPLE FOLDING CARD AND TEA TABLE FIRST HALF 19TH CENTURY With ebony and brass inlay 77.5cm high, 109cm wide, 54cm deep Condition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and use The marble top with marks, indentations, some natural faults and veins visible throughoutThe visible timber with a polished appearance overall, but some marks and wear to the polish, also some scuffs and scratches, the interior tea-table surface polished in appearance, some signs of wear. The baize has been later replaced and is good, presentable order overall, again some marks and scratches to the bandingThe gilt metal with some dirt and discolouration but also appears to have been polished, Some old, filled woodworm holes visible Please see additional images for visual reference to condition Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 144
Anthonie Waterloo (circa 1610-1690) Three etchings of Dutch landscapes, scenes from Utrecht, the first inscribed 'AW f 4', 12cm x 14.5cm, the second inscribed 'AW f 5', 12cm x 14.5cm and the third inscribed 'AW ex 6', 11cm x 14.5cm With signs of wear consistent with age and use. The third etching with small holes. With discolouration. Some foxing. With potential smudging. The frame with chips. Old labels and tape are attached to the back of the frame. The back of the frame has been written on.
Lot 158
Three framed Heraldic paintings to include a Scottish painting on vellum, a bird to the centre of a red and silvered shield, a knight's helmet above the shield, surrounded by red and silver cartouche, 'SANS PEUR' inscribed within further cartouche, 19th Century, 23cm x 17cm, a painting with three eagles on a blue shield, a knight's helmet above the shield, with a horse to the top of the painting, all surrounded by cartouche, with gilt details,18cm x 15cm and a painting with a monochrome shield to the centre, with three pheons on a bent sable, a knight's helmet above the shield, cartouche with the inscription 'CON CRANDISSIMA DILIGENZA E GRANDISSIMO AMORE', the design topped with a further pheon, with further cartouche and gilt details, 23cm x 23.5cm (3) All with signs of wear consistent with age and use. The first painting has been written on in pencil on the back. The second painting is slightly cockled and with foxing. Tape attached to the back of the second painting. The back of the second painting has been written on. The frame of the third painting with chips. Tape attached to the back of the third painting. Label attached to the back of the third painting.
Lot 165
Two embroidered war memorialsthe first vermillion ground, with a black eagle to the centre, the eagle with its wings spread, surrounded by various flags, including the White Ensign, the French flag, the United States of America flag and the Greek flag, a crown decorated with birds above, 49cm x 50cm, the second grey ground, with the White Ensign and various other flags, with a crown above and decorated with flowers, with gold thread details, 46.5cm x 50cm (2) Both with signs of wear consistent with age and use. With time/UV fade, tears, holes and some pulls. Some potential foxing/small marks/stains. Some unidentifiable foreign objects are behind the glass. Glass with crack. Both frames with losses. The back of the frames with extensive wear consistent with age and use. The paper on the back of the frames with old framers labels attached. Holes in the back of the frames.
Lot 178
Two vintage ladies wristwatches the first a gilt metal mounted Oris watch on 9ct gold link strap, strap weighs 5g approx overall, and a white metal mounted Art Deco style watch inset with white stones (2) 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 292
Two stained glass panelsthe first with central griffin design in armorial shield, 26.5cm x 21.5cm approx overall, the other with rampant lion design and 'Morley' cartouche, 35cm across approx (2) One small crack and other potential cracks. With scratches. With signs of wear consistent with age and use. With natural imperfections of the glass. With repairs. With evidence of a glue-like substance.
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