A SILVER SHAPED CIRCULAR SALVER THE GOLDSMITHS & SILVERSMITHS CO. LTD, SHEFFIELD 1915 With a raised gadrooned rim and on four ball-and-claw feet, presentation engraved with facsimile signatures to Captain E. D. Giles from Lieut, General Rimington, Indian Cavalry Corps, France 30.5cm (12in) diameter 877g (20.15 oz) Lieutenant General Sir Michael Frederic Rimington, KCB, CVO (1858-1928) was a British Army officer who commanded cavalry forces in the Second Boer War and First World War.
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A LARGE NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER BY ANN TAYLOR, FIRST HALF 19TH CENTURY worked with coloured silks on a linen ground, with a virtuous text, urns of flowers, crowns, butterflies and a landscape scene with the Tree of Knowledge and a shepherd and shepherdess with their flock, signed 'LucyTaylor Aged 9 Years', in a later glazed frame 65.5 x 63cm
SHAKESPEARE INTEREST. A CHIP CARVED WOOD SPECTACLE CASE LATE 18TH / EARLY 19TH CENTURY possibly mulberry from the tree at New Place, Stratford, the lid with the bust of Sir William Shakespeare and two crests on a foliate lattice ground 13.3cm wide Catalogue Note During the 18th century, there was an informal tourist industry in Stratford with people visiting Shakespeare's tomb and the mulberry tree he supposedly planted at New Place. However, the then owner, Rev. Francis Gastrell, became annoyed by the growing number of visitors and sometime in the 1750's felled the tree and later demolished New Place. Objects carved from the mulberry tree first started to appear around 1760 / 1770, after Gastrell sold the wood to local carvers and turners, for example: Thomas Sharp and George Cooper, eager to make souvenirs. At this period of 'bardolatry' drinking vessels, tea caddies, tobacco stoppers, goblets, small boxes or caskets, and similar objects carved from the wood were highly prized.
A PAIR OF REGENCY GILT AND PATINATED BRONZE FIGURAL CANDELABRA EARLY 19TH CENTURY each with a standing blackamoor supporting a pair of torches, with cut-glass sconces and drip-pans, hung with faceted drops and lustres, the base decorated with a basket of fruit and flowers and two laurel leaves, on a marble plinth (2) 31.8cm high, 23.7cm wide Provenance A Private London Collection. Acquired in the first half of the 20th century and thence by descent.
Three Belleek trefoil baskets, First Period (1865-1889)three-strand, decorated with shamrocks, roses and other flowers, two pad factory marks,13cm wideCondition report: Small hairline across one flower petal to one basket. Otherwise, condition of the baskets is good with no signs of any damages or repairs.
Two modern Makonde wood sculptures, Mozambique, East Africa, the first modelled as an elongated head with a zoomorphic projection, 30cm high, the second of a stylised curled serpent, 25.5cm high, together with two pairs of African tribal carved coromandel busts, 20-21cm high. (6)Condition report: Minor/negligible signs of age.
A Belleek oval basket, First Period (1865-1899)the three-strand basket of twin-handled form, decorated with roses and other flowers with single pad mark,30cm wideCondition report: Restoration to flowers and leaves below one handle and also one branch of this handle. Small chip to tip of one leaf on the rim. No further signs of damages or repairs.
Two Belleek shell vases, First Period (1863-90)comprising a Flying Fish vase, modelled as a winged fish with a nautilus shell, impressed mark, 11.5cm high; together with conch shell and coral vase, impressed mark, 9cm high(2)Condition report: Stress fractures to one fin of the fish.Very small shallow sliver-like chip to the underside of the foot rim of the conch shell, alongside one further small section of glaze loss to the edge of the base.
ORWELL, George, Down and Out in Paris and London. 1st edition 1933. Orwell's rare first book and one of only 1500 copiesCondition report: Small splits in cloth between front cover and spine. Gutter exposed at title page but generally fairly firm. Scattered fingering. Remains of label stub to rear pastedown, perhaps indicating book was once from a circulating library
A group of Belleek, First/Second Period and latercomprising three white teacups and saucers, a pink and white teacup and saucer, a pink and white moulded sugar dish and six white coffee cups and saucers, plain white teapot and cover with matching cream jug and sucrier together with two green-tinted teacups and saucers on conch shell feet; two green-tinted pentagonal dishes; two plain white teacups and saucers; one further similar pink-tinted teacup and saucer; a pink-tinted shell on raised coral foot; a plain white shell dish and three cornucopia vases, printed marks (qty) together with a Continental white lustre Nautilus shell teapot and cover with matching cream jug, sugar dish (lacking cover), one teacup and two saucers, impressed numerals 7356 and 7594 (qty)
[SIGNED] Paleneo A Universal Sign Language invented by Leslie Charteris published for Interlit A.G. by Hodder & Stroughton 1972 first edition INSCRIBED BY THE AUTHOR to Brian Locke 'Best wishes' (in code) Leslie Charteris 1973 paperback with an additional signed note by the Crime writer John Creasey dated 1966, loosely inserted
The Complete Herbal to which is now added upwards of One Hundred Additonal Herbs with a display of their Medicinal and Occult Qualities physically applied to The Cure of All Disorders Incident to Mankind; to which is now first annexed The English Physician Enlarged and Key to Physic etc by Nicholas Culpeper to which are also added upwards of 50 choice Receipts and Illustrated with Engravings of numerous British Herbs and Plants correctly coloured from Nature published Thomas Kelly 1835 A New Edition with engraved frontispiece and 20 hand-coloured plates which has been re-bound in cloth
The Annals of Horticulture and Year-Book of Information on Practical Gardening for 1847-1849 in 3 volumes, published Houlston & Stoneman and Charles Cox, each volume with a coloured frontispiece and engraved title pages with numerous woodcuts, uniformly bound in half leather with raised bands and gilt leather labels, Curtis's Botanical Magazine Dedications 1827-1927 Portraits & Biographical Notes compiled by Nelmes & Cuthbertson 1931 in gilt lettered cloth, The Theory of Horticulture by Lindley 1840 first edition original cloth (5)
Gothic Ornaments Selected from Various Ancient Buildings both in England & France by Augustus Pugin, Architect drawn on stone by J.D. Harding published Bohn 1844 first edition illustrated with 91 plates in leather backed cloth boards gilt title, Illustrations of Architecture & Ornament a series of 70 plates drawn & etched on Copper from his own sketches in France, Italy, Spain, Germany, Holland and Belgium by J.B. Waring, published Blackie 1871 first edition in half leather (folio), An Analysis of Gothic Architecture Illustrated by a series of upwards of 700 examples of Doorways, Windows, Mouldings, Roofs, Arches etc by Raphael & J. Arthur Brandon 1903 New Edition in 2 volumes gilt lettered cloth (4)
The History of the Town And Parish of Tetbury In the County of Gloucester, compiled from Original MSS and other Authentic Sources by the Rev. Alfred T. Lee, published John Henry & James Parker 1857 first edition with coloured frontispiece and other plates (some tinted) publisher's gilt cloth, re-backed with original spine
Reginald Farrer Among The Hills with mounted colour plates (1911) first edition, Plant Hunters in The Andes by Harper Goodspeed with maps & 116 illustrations (c.1950) in dust-wrapper, Parks & Forests of Sussex by William Smith Ellis 1885 (Author's Presentation Inscription) gilt lettered cloth, The Royal Parks & Gardens of London by Nathan Cole 1877, The Flowering Plants of Wilts by Rev. Preston with a Map 1888 in gilt cloth, Flora of Gloucestershire 1948, Ascent of Everest, Kenya Trees & Shrubs, Gardening in East Africa, New Zealand Plants & Their Story 1919, In The March & Borderland of Wales by Bradley 1905 in gilt cloth (11)
[Botany] The Ferns of Wales by Edward Young printed & published by Thomas Thomas 1856 first edition with a colour pictorial title and containing 34 examples of real original pressed ferns with printed descriptions and tissue guards, bound in original Morocco cloth with gilt decorations and titles, the plates in remarkable condition considering their delicate nature
The Art & Handicraft of Garden Making by Thomas H. Mawson, Hon. A.R.I.B.A, published Batsford 1907 third edition revised & enlarged with many photographic reproductions and black & white drawings in original gilt cloth, Some English Gardens after Drawings by George S. Elgood and notes by Gertrude Jekyll published Longmans Green 1904 first edition with many coloured plates in gilt lettered cloth. (2)
Eric Newby A Short Walk in the Hindu Kush 1958 first edition with photographic reproductions & map at rear and five other first editions in dust-wrappers: On The Shores of The Mediterranean 1984, A Traveller’s Life 1982, The Last Grain Race 1956, Love & War in the Apennines 1971 and The Big Red Train Ride 1978 (6)
Beatrix Potter The Tale of Tom Kitten published Warne 1907 first edition with coloured illustrations by the author, original boards & colour onlay (title & frontispiece repaired at hinge), The Tale of Benjamin Bunny 1904 first edition (with miss-spelling of muffatees page 15) illustrated by the author in original boards with spine repaired, The Tale of Johnny-Town Mouse 1918 first edition with a little wear bottom spine and other Beatrix Potter books including Fairy Caravan 1952, Tale of the Faithful Dove 1971 first edition thus, Fierce Bad Rabbit & Miss Moppet in Book Form, Peter Rabbit in Latin,. an i.t.a. edition of Timmy Tiptoes etc (32)
Hallmarked silver suffragette Hunger Strike medal awarded to Frances Outerbridge, engraved with her name and dated March 1st 1912, in original named case with gilt inscription 'Presented to Frances Outerbridge by the Women's Social & Political Union in recognition of a gallant action, whereby through endurance to the last extremity of hunger and hardship, a great principle of political justice was vindicated'. Also included in the lot is a lock of the recipient's hair in a vintage jewellery box and two lorgnettes.Frances Outerbridge was born 1847 in Roath, Cardiff, to Stephen Arthur and Anne Outerbridge (nee Williams). Frances's paternal lineage is from an eminent Bermuda family and her uncle was Thaddeus Outerbridge, a prominent political figure and businessman in Bermudian society. In 1895/6, at the behest of his daughter the famous suffragette Anna Maria Outerbridge, Thaddeus Outerbridge unsuccessfully petitioned the Bermudian parliament for Suffrage, but although the bill to enfranchise women was passed in the house of assembly, it was defeated in the legislative council and the women of Bermuda had to wait until 1944 for the right to vote. It is hard to believe that the cousins Anna Maria and Frances Outerbridge were not in regular contact, given that they shared a common cause.Frances Outerbridge is later found in the 1891 Census aged 44 and living in the Bow district of London, in the same dwelling as Caroline Lowder Downing aged 35, both trained nurses. It appears the two women had a lifelong friendship. Caroline Lowder Downing is also Suffragette Hunger Strike medal recipient, her medal is held in the UK Parliamentary Art Collection. She was arrested in 1909, 1910 and 1911, and took part in a window smashing on 1st March 1912, for which she appeared at the London Bow St Sessions on the 19th March and was imprisoned in Winson Green Prison, Birmingham. Here she went on hunger strike and as was the common practice, was force fed (Winson Green was one of the first prisons to adopt this). It is highly likely that Frances Outerbridge took part in the same action due to the date on her medal being the same as Downing's, but her name does not appear in any Suffragette records that we can find, leading us to believe she may have given a false name when arrested. Arrest records for the same day as Caroline Downing show a Frances Williams with identical arrest date and appearance at Bow Street, which suggests that Frances Outerbridge gave the name Frances Williams (using her mother's maiden name) when arrested, hence why, despite the naming on the medal, she does not appear in any official list of Hunger Strike medal recipients under her real name.This lot is consigned for sale by a direct descendant of Frances Outerbridge.
British Game Birds and Waterfowl by Beverley R. Morris Esq., Illustrated with 60 coloured plates (complete) published Groombridge & Sons 1855 first edition with full-page hand coloured engravings bound in half leather with raised bands and gilt title label (piece cut from corner of first 30 pages)
The Domestic Gardener’s Manual; Being An Introduction to Gardening To which is added, A Concise Naturalist’s Kalendar and English Botanist’s Companion or Catalogue of British Plants in the Monthly Order of their Flowering by a Practical Horticulturist [George John Towers], published Whittaker Treacher & Co 1830 first edition in cloth with gilt lettered leather label on spine
[Signed] Plant Hunting by Ernest H. Wilson with 128 illustrations 1927 in 2 volumes (Special Autographed Edition) in gilt lettered cloth with Aristocrats of The Garden 1932 in 2 volumes; More Aristocrats of The Garden 1928 both by Ernest Wilson, The Old English Herbals by Eleanour Sinclair Rohde illustrated 1922 first edition, The Living Plant in Leaf, Flower & Fruit by Knight & Step with 871 illustrations 1905 in gilt cloth, The Genus Tulipa by Hall 1940 with 40 coloured illustrations, Present-Day Rock Garden by Sampson Clay 1937 and 2 books from Country Life Library Edited E.T. Cook (11)
Flowers of The Field by the Rev. C.A. Johns with woodcuts (c.1857) in gilt lettered cloth, Stove & Greenhouse Flowering Plants by Benjamin Williams 1883, third edition enlarged illustrated & revised, The Working Man's Model Family Botanic Guide by William Fox 1912, The Nursery Manual by Bailey, The Formal Garden in England with illustrations by F. Inigo Thomas Architect 1901, The Pruning Manual 1936, The Wild Garden 1894 illustrated Parsons, Lily Catalogue issued by Constable illustrated, Garden of Larkspurs & of Pinks by Bailey 1938 & 1939, In a Gloucestershire Garden 1895, First Book of Botany by Balfour and catalogues etc (21)
Beautiful Flowers & How To Grow Them by Horace J. Wright & Walter Wright illustrated with 100 colour plates, 1909, in 2 volumes, first edition, bound in half leather with imitation strap-work and raised bands with gilt titles, Garden Colour with Notes & Watercolour Sketches by Margaret Waterfield 1906, bound in half leather raised bands gilt spine and hinge decorations, The Natural History of Selborne by Gilbert White illustrated by Edmund New, John Lane Bodley Head 1900 bound in full gilt leather, Flower Grouping In English Scotch & Irish Gardens with 56 Sketches by Margaret Waterfield 1907 in gilt decorated cloth, My Shrubs by Eden Phillpotts 1915, Modern Gardens, Studio 1926-7, Old Garden Roses, Country Life (8)
[SIGNED] Dylan Thomas Collected Poems 1934-1952 published J.M. Dent 1952 first edition, this copy one of only 65 printed on mould-made paper and SIGNED by Dylan Thomas on limitation leaf (copy 20) with frontispiece portrait of the author by Augustus John and bound in full Morocco leather with gilt title
Suffragette interest - a silver plated twin handled tray with inscription 'Presented to Miss Downing and Miss Outerbridge by the Congregation and Parishioners of St Mark's, Victoria Park as a token of affection and in appreciation of their self-sacrificing labours among the sick and poor of the parish for ten years, March 1898'. Downing and Outerbridge both later received the WSPU Hunger Strike medal - see next lotFrances Outerbridge was born 1847 in Roath, Cardiff, to Stephen Arthur and Anne Outerbridge (nee Williams). Frances's paternal lineage is from an eminent Bermuda family and her uncle was Thaddeus Outerbridge, a prominent political figure and businessman in Bermudian society. In 1895/6, at the behest of his daughter the famous suffragette Anna Maria Outerbridge, Thaddeus Outerbridge unsuccessfully petitioned the Bermudian parliament for Suffrage, but although the bill to enfranchise women was passed in the house of assembly, it was defeated in the legislative council and the women of Bermuda had to wait until 1944 for the right to vote. It is hard to believe that the cousins Anna Maria and Frances Outerbridge were not in regular contact, given that they shared a common cause.Frances Outerbridge is later found in the 1891 Census aged 44 and living in the Bow district of London, in the same dwelling as Caroline Lowder Downing aged 35, both trained nurses. It appears the two women had a lifelong friendship. Caroline Lowder Downing is a Suffragette Hunger Strike medal recipient, her medal is held in the UK Parliamentary Art Collection. She was arrested in 1909, 1910 and 1911, and took part in a window smashing on 1st March 1912, for which she appeared at the London Bow St Sessions on the 19th March and was imprisoned in Winson Green Prison, Birmingham. Here she went on hunger strike and as was the common practice, was force fed (Winson Green was one of the first prisons to adopt this). It is highly likely that Frances Outerbridge took part in the same action due to the date on her medal being the same as Downing's, her name does not appear in any Suffragette records that we can find, leading us to believe she may have given a false name when arrested. Arrest records for the same day as Caroline Downing show a Frances Williams with identical arrest date and appearance at Bow Street, which suggests that Frances Outerbridge gave the name Frances Williams (using her mother's maiden name) when arrested, hence why, despite the naming on the medal, she does not appear in any official list of Hunger Strike medal recipients under her real name.This lot is consigned for sale by a direct descendant of Frances Outerbridge
A collection of twelve cigarette card albums, mainly 1920s and 1930s, sets and part sets including John Players Poultry, Dogs, Association Cup Winners, Footballers 1928 and 1929, Cricketers 1930 and 1934, Derby and Grand National winners, W.D & H.O. Wills Railway Locomotives, Cricketers first and second series, Ogdens Derby Entrants 1926, Owners and Trainers Colours and two boxes of loose cards including Lambert and Butler 'Find Your Way' (with two joker cards). Also fifteen individual set albums

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