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Lot 234
A Belleek First Period two-strand basketcirca 1863-1881of circular form with twin simulated branch handles and applied flowers, single pad mark impressed 'Belleek Co Fermanagh'24cm overall diameterCondition report: Some minor chips to tips of leaves, one bud branch broken. Hairline to one handle, stress/firing cracks to the other. Please see images
Lot 264
An assembled collection of Royal Crown Derby imari tea and coffee waresassorted datespredominantly pattern 2451, comprising six coffee cans and six saucers, eight fluted teacups, three ring-handled coffee cups, a moustache cup, sixteen further saucers, nine teaplates, 16.1cm diameter, seven sideplates, 18.2cm diameter, a cylindrical biscuit jar and cover, two cream jugs, a teapot and cover, coffee pot and cover, two slop or sugar bowls, three egg cups, small jug and a scuttle together with a plate and coffee pot in pattern 1128, printed factory marks in red and pink (qty)Condition report: 2 teacups restored and now heavily yellowed.Several pieces, particularly the cups and slop basins, have some spots of yellow staining throughout.1 coffee can with gilding loss to handle.4 medium plates with heavy gilding wear.1 saucer cracked.3 saucers with decoration rubbing.Otherwise, general wear. No further signs of damages or repairs2451 coffee pot- factory second. No damages or repairs.1128 teapot - factory second. No damages or repairs.2451 teapot - first quality. No damages or repairs.
Lot 344
Three Chinese lacquer cabinets, late 20th century, the first of rectangular outline with twin doors opening to three removable shelves, decorated with gilt butterflies on a black ground, 52cm wide x 33cm deep x 150cm high; the second of low panel-sided form with twin doors opening to a single shelf, decorated with playing boys against a black crackle ground, 54cm wide x 39cm deep x 60cm high; the third of stool form with circular top above two drawers, 45cm high. (3)
Lot 447
Taxidermy: a cased European otter (Lutra Lutra), first half 20th century, by George Cooke of Dogpole, Shrewsbury, the full figure arranged in a rocky waterside diorama, mouth agape with glass eyes, approximately 77cm, in an ebonised wood glazed case, 103cm wide, 40cm deep, 60cm high. NOTE: This specimen is for scientific or educational purposes ONLY.Footnote: Footnote:This specimen can only be purchased for scientific or educational purposes. The buyer must satisfy Halls to this effect BEFORE bidding.
Lot 91
A 9ct gold curb link bracelet, with attached bench charm and St Christopher's charm, total weight approx 26.8g, together with a silver charm bracelet with attached charmsCondition report: Hallmarks are located on the two circular links next to the clasp and the first two curb links, date mark is London 1974, split to the St Christopher charm, general wear but no significant visible damage, refer to images
Lot 461
AFTER WILLIAM CALDER MARSHALL (1813-1894); a Copeland Parian ware figure of the nymph Sabrina seated on a rock in a stream among water plants, impressed to the back 'WC Marchall Fect Copyright Reserved' and impressed 'Copeland', height 31cm, Sabrina is the character in John Milton's poem 'Comus' and the Copeland figure was first shown in the Great Exhibition of 1851. CONDITION REPORT Some age-related ware and some marks to the Parian ware. The head has been reglued. There is a crack (slightly deeper than a hairline) at the back of the base, from the bottom stretching up across to the base of the figure, round to the draped robe.
Lot 474
A Bing & Grondahl (Royal Copenhagen) Parian ware plaque of courting farm workers in Classical Greek costume at harvest time with scythes in hand, reaping the crop, diameter 14.5cm and a Cauldon 'Ivorin' replica of the Queen's Dolls' House, designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens, RA, the original was exhibited publicly the first time in the 'Palace of Arts British Empire Exhibition', Wembley, England from April to October 1924, with information and coat of arms with the 'British Empire Exhibition 1924' to the base in raised relief, height 10cm (2). CONDITION REPORT Replica dolls' house: Age-related wear, some rim chips to the base, hairline crack to the base and partially up to the first floor windows. Age-related crazing to the glaze and small areas of chips to the turrets.
Lot 518
AFTER WILLIAM HOGARTH; two 19th century etchings, 'First Stage of Cruelty' and 'Second Stage of Cruelty', each depicting various activities of grotesque cruelty to animals, including impaling, taunting, mutilation and torture whilst people look on, each 35 x 29cm, overall 59 x 42cm. CONDITION REPORT Good condition, the owners have preserved these by putting them in large clear sleeves. Some slight foxing and discolouration to the outer edge of the board.
Lot 524
PETER LEE (British, 20th century); colour lithograph, 'The Onlookers', limited edition signed, dated 1991 and numbered 19/200, framed and glazed, 66 x 50cm, M Preston; mixed media, pair of figures in a doorway, signed, Dennis Oakes; oil on board of a bird of prey perched on an ivy covered post, signed, an engraving after William Fisk 'The Last Moments of King Charles the First' and two other prints, various sizes, all framed and glazed (6).
Lot 679
MARVEL COMICS & STAN LEE; The Mighty World of Marvel: The Last Daredevil Story and Marvel Previews: Iron Man No.9 comic books, both signed to cover by Stan Lee, the former with further signature to centre (2). CONDITION REPORT These items come from a very good local private source and while we cannot guarantee the authenticity of these signatures, we have every reason to believe in their veracity. The central signature of the first mentioned item somewhat smudges, some noticeable scuffs to this book - especially around the corners and edges.
Lot 695
A sketch of Batman inscribed below 'Bat's regards' and signed by Bob Kane, dated 1991, on a 1981 first day cover envelope, a Superman trading card signed by Jackie Cooper who played Perry White, and over 100 1980s and later mixed publication comic books with Marvel including X-Men, Wolverine, Spider-Man, etc, DC including Justice League America, Action Comics, Nightwing, Gotham Central, etc, the majority bagged and boarded. CONDITION REPORT These items come from a very good local private source and while we cannot guarantee the authenticity of these signatures, we have every reason to believe in their veracity.
Lot 699
Over 200 comic books of mixed publication with Dark Horse examples including The Terminator, Robocop vs Terminator, Sin City, Pitbulls, Jonny Demon, Silke, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, DHP, The Lords of Misrule, The Territory, The Milkman Murders, Madman, etc, Image Comics including New Men, Brigade, Bloodstrike, Codename: Strykeforce, Cyberforce 0, Shadowhawk, Stormwatch, Supreme, Team Youngblood, Ultra, Wildcats, Youngblood, etc and further mixed publication including First, Scout, DDP and Avatar Comics including Mars, Infernoct, My Flesh is Cool, Courtyard, Dead Irons, Terrible Lizard, Saint Swithin's Day, Queen & Country, Powers, Random Encounter, Night-Mares, Hollywood Superstars, Electra Assassin, Magnus, Jinx, The Elvis Mandible, Iron Lantern, The Bogie Man, Six From Sirius, The Black Lagoon, etc, the majority begged and boarded.
Lot 709
Three antiquarian books relating to horse care in the 17th and 18th century to include 'The Farrier's New Guide: Containing First, the Anatomy of a Horse, Being an Exact and Compendius Description of all His Parts, Second, an Account of all Diseases Incident to Horses with their Signs, Causes and Methods of Cure', seventh edition, corrected, by W Gibson, London 1731, containing various illustrations and fold-out frontispiece, book marked for W. Wynne, 'The Gentleman's Stable Directory or Modern System of Farriery' by William Taplin (Surgeon), thirteenth edition, London 1796, and 'The Gentleman's Farriery or A Practical Treatise on the Diseases of Horses' by J Bartlet (Surgeon), sixth edition revised, London 1767, with many folded illustrations, also a 1915 edition of 'Table of Veterinary Fosology and Therapeutics' by George A Banham and an eight edition Veterinary Book with many illustrations, mainly relating to horses, reputedly dated 1802 (5). CONDITION REPORT There are signs of loose pages, foxing and loose bindings.
Lot 719
ROWLING, J K; a signed first edition 'Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince', published 2005. CONDITION REPORT Signed JK RowlingThis item comes from a very good local private source and while we cannot guarantee the authenticity of these signatures, we have every reason to believe in their veracity.A couple of tiny scuffs to the dust jacket, some very light brown staining to the edges of the paper, but a clear signature and otherwise in good condition.
Lot 829
A presentation case containing a large bottle of Croft 1976 Port, aged for ten years in wood, bottled 1976, produce of Portugal, shipped and bottled by Croft & Ca. LDA Vila Nova de Gaia Portugal, seal of guarantee numbered 152507, dark blue satin lined box with history of the House of Croft to the interior of the box, first established in 1678.
Lot 854
MOTOR RACING; a multi-signed first day cover with autographs from Juan Manuel Fangio, Nigel Mansell and Graham Hill (clipped). CONDITION REPORT This item comes from a very good local private source and while we cannot guarantee the authenticity of these signatures, we have every reason to believe in their veracity.The Graham Hill is on a separate sheet which has been cut and clipped. The other two signatures are on the first day cover. There are a few creases and a little bit of surface detritus.
Lot 859
CLASSIC HORROR; Christopher Lee, 'Tall, Dark and Gruesome', a signed copy of his autobiography, two signed first day covers, one with single Christopher Lee signature, the second multi-signed and two further signed first day covers relating to classic Horror films (5). CONDITION REPORT This item comes from a very good local private source and while we cannot guarantee the authenticity of these signatures, we have every reason to believe in their veracity.Signatures in clear order and all in good condition.
Lot 860
THE LORD OF THE RINGS; an official movie guide by Brian Sibley, also a first day cover signed by Peter Jackson, John Rhys-Davies and Sir Ian McKellen (2). CONDITION REPORT This item comes from a very good local private source and while we cannot guarantee the authenticity of these signatures, we have every reason to believe in their veracity.The signatures are slightly unclear due to the pens used on the dark background. A few scuffs and surface marks to both pieces.
Lot 863
CHURCHILL, HIS LIFE IN PHOTOGRAPHS; a 1955 first edition signed by Randolph Churchill dated May 1960, further inscribed 'Clementine Churchill' and 'Anthony Eden' in pencil. CONDITION REPORT This item comes from a very good local private source and while we cannot guarantee the authenticity of these signatures, we have every reason to believe in their veracity.The boards are very heavily discoloured and faded, so you can barely see or read the writing. The Randolph Churchill signature is clear to the inside.
Lot 864
BRITISH POLITICS, MARGARET THATCHER; a group of five signed first day covers, four signed by both Margaret and Denis Thatcher, one signed only by Denis, and a typed letter from 10 Downing Street dated 22nd February 1989 signed by Margaret Thatcher (6). CONDITION REPORT This item comes from a very good local private source and while we cannot guarantee the authenticity of these signatures, we have every reason to believe in their veracity.Clear signatures and items in good condition.
Lot 865
MARGARET THATCHER; two first day covers, the first signed by Margaret Thatcher and Baroness Betty Boothroyd, the second signed by Margaret, Denis and Mark Thatcher (2). CONDITION REPORT This item comes from a very good local private source and while we cannot guarantee the authenticity of these signatures, we have every reason to believe in their veracity.Clear signatures, a coupe of tiny surface marks and some creasing to the corners.
Lot 866
BRITISH POLITICS; three first day covers, the first signed by Tony Blair, Edward Heath, James Callaghan, John Major and Margaret Thatcher, the second signed by Edward Heath, James Callaghan and Margaret Thatcher and the third signed by Tony Blair (3). CONDITION REPORT This item comes from a very good local private source and while we cannot guarantee the authenticity of these signatures, we have every reason to believe in their veracity.Clear signatures and in good condition.
Lot 867
AMERICAN POLITICS; a group of signed first day covers and postcards including Dwight Eisenhower, Bill Clinton (x3), one Hilary Clinton, Donald J. Trump and a multi-signed envelope signed by Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter and Walter and Joan Mondale (7). CONDITION REPORT This item comes from a very good local private source and while we cannot guarantee the authenticity of these signatures, we have every reason to believe in their veracity.The multi-signed envelope has pencil annotations underneath each signature. All signatures are clear and are in good condition.
Lot 868
AMERICAN POLITICS; a first day cover signed by Bill Clinton dated 2/12/94 and also Al Gore and a Betty Ford signature in printed envelope (2). CONDITION REPORT This item comes from a very good local private source and while we cannot guarantee the authenticity of these signatures, we have every reason to believe in their veracity.The Al Gore signature is slightly smudged due to the pen used, otherwise just general surface wear.
Lot 869
NELSON MANDELA; conversations with myself, a signed edition inscribed 'To Bill, Best wishes 25th.5.01', on placed sticker with doodle of two bound wrists being broken, inscribed 'Freedom', also a first day cover signed by Nelson Mandela dated 22.4.98 and a signed postcard dated 27.7.98 (3). CONDITION REPORT This item comes from a very good local private source and while we cannot guarantee the authenticity of these signatures, we have every reason to believe in their veracity.Very slight smudge to the inscription on the sticker within the autograph album, otherwise all ok.
Lot 870
NELSON MANDELA; a signed first day cover dated 21.11.2007 with further unknown signatories to the side. CONDITION REPORT This item comes from a very good local private source and while we cannot guarantee the authenticity of these signatures, we have every reason to believe in their veracity.Clear signatures and good condition.
Lot 872
MOTHER THERESA (SAINT THERESA OF CALCUTTA); a signed first day cover inscribed 'The joy of being is in the joy of giving, God bless you...'. CONDITION REPORT This item comes from a very good local private source and while we cannot guarantee the authenticity of these signatures, we have every reason to believe in their veracity.Clear signature and in very good condition.
Lot 873
MOTHER THERESA (SAINT THERESA OF CALCUTTA); a signed and inscribed first day cover with postmark for 1968. CONDITION REPORT This item comes from a very good local private source and while we cannot guarantee the authenticity of these signatures, we have every reason to believe in their veracity.Slight crease to the envelope, with some staining to the reverse, but basically in good order with a clear signature.
Lot 874
NEIL ARMSTRONG; an Apollo 11 first day cover with postmark for Moon Landing July 20 1969 and Washington September 9 1969 inscribed 'Dear Nicky, Best Wishes Neil Armstrong'. CONDITION REPORT This item comes from a very good local private source and while we cannot guarantee the authenticity of these signatures, we have every reason to believe in their veracity.Clear signature, slight crease top right corner and slight rippling to the envelope, but basically in good order.
Lot 876
THE GREAT TRAIN ROBBERY; a first day cover signed by Ronnie Biggs with a doodle of a train, inscribed 'E.R. Cash' and further inscribed 'The Brain of the Great Train Robbery', further signed by Bruce Reynolds. CONDITION REPORT This item comes from a very good local private source and while we cannot guarantee the authenticity of these signatures, we have every reason to believe in their veracity.Basically in good condition, address label affixed lower right with no details remaining.
Lot 880
A group of mainly unidentified signed first day covers and photographs including a Fidel Castro signed first day cover, three autographs of Barack Obama, a black and white photograph depicting George Stephanopoulos, etc. CONDITION REPORT This item comes from a very good local private source and while we cannot guarantee the authenticity of these signatures, we have every reason to believe in their veracity.A few smudges to signatures and a few creases to the envelopes, but basically in good order.
Lot 908
A group of Hornby Dublo scale model engines and rolling stock, R6271 BR 12-Ton Vent Van W14574, R6257 BR (XDWR) 20-Ton Brake Van W17274, R6085 BR Mineral Wagon B385640, R6075 BR Lowmac MS B904685, R6267 BR 12-Ton Vent Van S44431, R6069 14-Ton Tank Wagon Shell Electrical Oils, R418 BR Inter-City Coach MkII Brake First, R921 Inter-City MkII Coach, R019 LBSC Brake Van, 2231 Diesel Electric Shunting Locomotive, 46100 Royal Scot engine and tender (all boxed), a 34085 engine (af), 30338 engine (playworn and unboxed) (13).
Lot 912
A group of OO gauge model railway to include Hornby, Wrenn, Haljan, Lima and Bachmann, a Hormby R2587 BR 4-6-2 Rebuilt Battle of Britain Class 34062 17 Squadron engine and tender, R4117A BR Mk I Buffet Coach (Southern Region) S1850, various Wrenn OO gauge boxed items to include W6002 Pullman Car First Class, W5013 Six-Wheeled Wagon Saint Ivel, Wrenn Locomotive No.2206 0-6-0 Tank, etc, a Heljan DP2 Model, Lima rolling stock to include M37794 Carriage and an Airfix Railways System A1A-A1A Class 31/1 Diesel Locomotive (B.R. Green Livery).
Lot 1245
An 18ct yellow gold open faced crown wind fob watch with Roman numerals to the chapter ring and engraved to the cuvette 'Palfryman & Pyke, Birkenhead', diameter 36mm and a 9ct yellow golf muff chain, approx 38g, length 150cm. CONDITION REPORT The pocket watch itself weighs approx 36g, the cuvette has an indistinct mark but not hallmarked. The outer case is stamped 18K. There are initials engraved to the case. It is currently not working and the Roman numerals are slightly rubbed. The chain is stamped 9ct to the clasp and also to the first link, in basically good condition.
Lot 276
A metal bound travelling trunk with remnants of Cunard shipping labels, 31 x 90 x 51cm (af), a further leather-bound canvas travelling box with remnants of Great Western Railways Glass label, 30 x 51 x 46cm (af), four various size metal deed boxes, two smaller black painted metal cash tins and two small wooden boxes (10). CONDITION REPORT The metal furniture on the first travelling trunk is rusted and corroded. Further heavy scuffs and scrapes throughout. The canvas box has extensive wear throughout. The metal deed boxes and cash tins are all heavily scratched and the lid of one of the small wooden boxes is in two sections.
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