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Click here to subscribeModern Diecast Vehicles, a boxed collection of vintage commercial vehicles, comprises Corgi C89 60 Years of Transport, 97077 East Lancs Guy Arab, Leyland Tiger, 35002 LT Routemaster, 35001 LT Routemaster and First Gear 1:34 scale 19-3069 Ford F-650 Mobil, 19-1688 Ford Pick Up Texaco and 19-1987 Diamond T Rock Ola livery, G-E, Boxes F-G, (7)
H.M. Queen Elizabeth II, fine presentation gold mounted silver table box with gold crowned ER II cipher to left corner, striped decoration with finely cast floral borders (HM Goldsmiths Company London 1969) 13cm wide, 8.5cm deep, 4cm high. Provenance: Presented by The Queen to her first cousin once removed Lady Elizabeth Shakerley C.V.O (1941-2020) party planner and socialite.Provenance: The Lady Elizabeth Shakerley CollectionCondition report: Very good original condition , no dents, very minor scratches and very light wear to cast floral borders, weighs approx 10 Troy ounces
The Honourable John Herbert Bowes-Lyon (brother of H.M.Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother and Lady Elizabeth Shakerley's Grandfather ) Edwardian passport dated 30th January 1909, First World War Officers commission appointing The Hon. John Bowes-Lyon a Second Lieutenant in 5th (Angus & Dundee) Bn The Black Watch (Royal Highlanders) dated 27th October 1914 and a 1920s American document recognising Mr J.B.Lyon Commercial Secretary at The British Embassy Washington with stamped identification photograph (3)Provenance: The Lady Elizabeth Shakerley Collection
George Moutard Woodward (British 1760-1809), pair of hand coloured etchings and aquatints, Old Maids in the Next World. Old Batchelors in the Next World, published 1800, 1799 by William Holland, the first with margins, sheet 38 x 51.5cm. (2)Condition report: Old batchelors - period print, trimmed to margins and partially stuck down, various patch repairs to edges, and some general deterioration Old maids - stuck down so reverse can't be examined but has the appearance of a period print. Not trimmed. Deterioration to margins
Books - a good collection of Thomas Rowlandson (1757-1827) related books and catalogues to include; Volumes I and II of 'Rowlandson the Caricaturist, A Selection from his Works with Anecdotal Descriptions of his Famous Caricatures' by Joseph Grego, London: Chatto and Windus 1880; 'Rowlandson Drawings' by Adrian Bury, London: Avalon Press first published 1949; 'Rowlandson's Oxford' by A. Hamilton Gibbs, London: Kegan Paul, Trench, Trubner & Co Ltd. 1911 (stamped by Croydon Libraries) and 16 other books and 10 catalogues. (30)
Books - Low, David (1891-1963) collection: 'Low's War Cartoons' London: Cresset Press, c. 1941, hardcover; 'Europe at War: A history in sixty cartoons' by Low, Allen Lane Penguin Books, 1940, paperback; 'Europe since Versailles: A history in one hundred cartoons', by Low, Penguin, 1940; 'Years of Wrath, A Cartoon History 1932-1945' by David Low, London: Victor Gollancz 1949, first edition with dust jacket; 'Ye Madde Designer' by Low, London: The Studio Ltd, 1935, hardcover, no jacket, and 9 others. (14)
Books - Emett (Rowland), ffolkes (Michael), H.M. Bateman, PONT (Graham Laidler), Fougasse (Cyril Kenneth Bird), Nicolas Bentley- a collection of 28 to include: 'Emett's Domain, Trains, Trams, Englishmen, The Best of Rowland Emett', New York: Harcourt Brace and Company (First Edition 1953); signed copy of Emett's Alarms and Excursions London: John Murray 3rd edition 1977; Michael ffolkes and B.A. Young 'Tooth and Claw A New Bestiary' London: Elek Books 1958; 'H.M. Bateman: By Himself', London: Collins 1937, and 24 others. (28)
Books - Searle, Ronald (1920-2011) extensive early collection to include; 'Forty Drawings' Cambridge University Press: 1946; 'John Gilpin The Diverting History of, by William Cowper illus. Ronald Searle, London: Chiswick Press 19052; 'Those Magnificent Men in their Flying Machines' (first edition), Nigel 'Molesworth' books (6), 'St. Trinian's' books (4); 'Looking at London', 'Merry England etc', 'Paris Sketchbook', 'The Big City', 'Russia for Beginners' - a total of 87 books. (86)
Books- collection related to Political cartoons, American cartoons and war cartoons, to include; 'Political Graphics: Art as a Weapon' by Robert Phillippe, Oxford: Phaidon, 1982, First Edition; 'W.S.C. A Cartoon Biography', compiled by Fred Urquhart, London: Cassell & Company Ltd. 1954; 'Cartoon America, Comic Art in the Library of Congress' by Harry Katz, New York: Abrams 2006; 'The Collected and Recollected Marc', edited by Mark Amory (London: Fourth Estate 1993); 'Jane at War', Jane of the Daily Mirror, London: Wolfe 1976; 'Peregrine Pryke's Pilgrimage through the London Literary World' by Clive James, London: Jonathan Cape 1976 2nd edition; a collection of Private Eye related books including 'Barry McKenzie' (9). Total of 60 items. (62)
Books- Osbert Lancaster (1908-1986) a good collection including approximately 16 first editions. To include 'Progress at Pelvis Bay', London: John Murray 1936 First edition; several first editions of the 'Pocket Cartoons' series from the 1940's; 'Assorted Sizes', London: John Murray,1944, First Edition; 'Classical Landscape with Figures', London: John Murray 1947. In total 57. (57)
Books- Cartoonists collection including: Vicky, Calman, Jules Feiffer, Gog, James Thurber, Trog, Jak, Bill Tidy, Larry, William Rushton, Trudeau, David Langdon, Alex, Giles, Frank Dickens, W. Heath Robinson and others. A total of 136. Together with a collection of children's books related to Aardman, Quentin Blake, Snoopy (Charles M. Schulz), Gary Larson, Roald Dahl. To include 'The Art of Wallace and Gromit, Aardman' Egmont 2009 and 22 others related, 'Pun Fun' by Ennis Rees illustrated by Quentin Blake, Abelard Schuman 1965; 'The Snoopy Festival' by Charles M. Schulz, Hodder and Stoughton: 1978 first edition hardback. A total of 37 books. Total in lot 173 (173).
William Nicholson (1872-1949) pencil, two works on paper - Lady on horseback, figure studies, the first on headed notepaper from his London address - 11 Apple Tree Yard, St James, 20cm x 25cm, the other from a series of drawings made in 1938 at La Rochelle, from the first floor window of his apartment, 15cm x 16cm, both mountedCondition report: Both pictures with some creases and time staining, no severe damages.
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