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Tennants Auctioneers
Lot 227

A George V silver cup and an Elizabeth II silver cup, The First by Edward Barnard and Sons Ltd., Birmingham, 1921, The Second by Preece and Williscombe, London, 1964, each with tapering bowl and on spreading foot, the first with inscription for the Great Coates Horticultural Society as the President's Trophy, on ebonised wood plinth, the second engraved as the Daily Mirror National Touring trophy, fixed on a plinth, the first 22.5cm high including plinth, weighable silver 6oz 8dwt (2)

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Tennants Auctioneers
Lot 230

A Victorian silver vase and an Edward VII silver-mounted pin-cushion, Both by William Comyns, London, The First 1893, The Second 1902, the vase baluster and on three ram's mask capped legs, chased with foliage and flower and spiral fluted, 19cm high, 9oz 14dwt, the pin-cushion heart-shaped the sides chased with winged putto within foliage, 8.5cm wide

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Tennants Auctioneers
Lot 290

A collection of assorted silver, including: a pair of Elizabeth II silver wine-coasters, by Richards and Knight, London, 1972, each with turned wood base, 13cm diameter; a pair of sauceboats, by Northern Goldsmiths Co., Birmingham, 1939, 14cm wide; a caster, marks rubbed, probably first half 20th century; a pair of candlesticks, on square base, filled, by Edward Souter Barnsley, Birmingham, 1918, 13cm high and a pair of candlesticks, on domed circular base, by Broadway and Co., Birmingham, 1962, 10.5cm high, weighable silver 11oz 1dwt (9)

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Tennants Auctioneers
Lot 364

A Walter Moorcroft miniature dish and bowl with cover (2). Both first quality. Both with light surface scratches. Tight crack to the rim of the powder bowl cover. Dish - 11cm diameter. Bowl and cover - 14.5cm diameter.

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Tennants Auctioneers
Lot 420

A collection of miscellaneous books and publications including antiquarian, Charles Dickens, Beatrix Potter and other Childrens, the first Giles volume [1946], etc. (4 boxes)

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Flints Auctions Ltd
Lot 131

Seven Pillars of Wisdom A Triumph,T. E. Lawrence, London, Jonathan Cape, 1935., hardcover, first trade edition. 4to. Illustrated with 54 plates and 4 folding maps.

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Flints Auctions Ltd
Lot 149

A Collection of Engravings Showing Romans,A Collection of Engravings Showing Romans, Various engravings including one titled 'Funeralis Pompa', 'Caesar's First Invasion Of Britain, along with 5 large early bookplates

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Flints Auctions Ltd
Lot 411

A Hasselblad C Ringlight (First Version),made by Paffrath & Kemper, together with conversion cords and more (a lot) (Hasselblad Stock No.50415, 50466, 50458, TIREC and 50458)

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Flints Auctions Ltd
Lot 443

A Hasselblad Electro-Mechanical Multiple Program Interval Timer,for EL cameras, A.C. American version with USA plug, first issue version without strap lugs Hasselblad No. MOTPC/56049

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Flints Auctions Ltd
Lot 64

3 Drawer 1 1/2inch Telescope by Dolland,English c. 1820, signed to the first drawer tube 'Dolland London Day or Night', with three drawer tubes, with sliding eyepiece & objective covers, with mahogany body, closed 31cm long, open 88cm long. Note Dolland was a copy of the well known maker Dollond, London

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Flints Auctions Ltd
Lot 2

T R WILLIAMS, The Cock and Fox,stereo daguerreotype, c.1851-1855, listed by the (revived) London Stereoscopic Company as First Series 03, original tape, 17.2cm x 8.3cm. Note: The LSC website comments ‘The "Cock and Fox" scene is one of TRW's truly unforgettable images…………the composition, the lighting, the clarity, and the perfection of the process, all combine to make a three-dimensional space full of sharply defined life and tension, all the more remarkable considering that the two principal characters in the scene are, of necessity, (since the technology to photograph live animals in such a tableau did not exist at that time), stuffed.’ This image appears identical to that on the LSC website (but better preserved), the camera remaining in the same position.

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Flints Auctions Ltd
Lot 62

JAN SAUDEK, (b.1935) Pavla Poses for the First and Last Time, 1987gelatin silver print, 18cm x 24cm. Note: This image appears in 'Das Erotische Image II', Sheid, p149, p.186 (illus) and Jan Saudek, Taschen 1997 p.67

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Flints Auctions Ltd
Lot 92

MacLise (Joseph), Surgical Anatomy,first American edition, Blanchard and Lea, Philadelphia, 1851, 68 lithographic plates, partially coloured, bound in full calf, 38cm x 29 cm. 156 pges + advertisements. Condition: Good, noting splits to spine and hinges splitting, browning throughout, foxing particularly to first few pages and waterstains to last few pages.

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Lodge & Thomas
Lot 613

SAM HARTLEY BRAITHWAITE (1883-1947) Corfe Castle and Worth Matravers, Dorset Two drypoint etchings First proof, each signed and inscribed in pencil The largest 16.5 x 15.5cm; Together with a drypoint engraving profile of a donkey signed Japp to the plate

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Lodge & Thomas
Lot 63

A 19th century brass bound and mahogany four drawer telescope by Worthington, London, with engraved name for Lord Clarence Paget, length extended 72cm. Lord Clarence Paget (1811-1895) was a British Admiral politician and sculptor. Paget was the youngest son of the first Marquess of Anglesey. He was a Midshipman on the battle ship HMS Asia at the Battle of Navarino in 1827. He was a Member of Parliament for Sandwich in 1847. He commanded HMS Princess Royal in the expedition to the Baltic in 1854 and further went on to become Rear Admiral of the Red in 1863 and Commander in Chief in the Mediterranean from 1866 to 1869.

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Lodge & Thomas
Lot 104

Modern brass scale model of Richard Trevithick's steam locomotive with brass plaque to the wooden base with inscription 'The First Steam Locomotive Built in 1804 by Richard Trevithick, England', width 18cm.

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Lodge & Thomas
Lot 123

1930 Johnson & Johnson Ltd first field dressing dated November 1930.

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Lodge & Thomas
Lot 372

Charles Dickens - Little Dorrit, twenty part in nineteen pamphlets, first editions published by Bradbury & Evans 1856-1857 in original printed blue papers (all AF), contained within a pair of faux book boxes 'Stone's Patent Box' and within marbles edges, one spine with Little Dorrit Charles Dickens Vol II label.

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Lodge & Thomas
Lot 416

A 19th century style naive oil on board ship portrait, depicting a 'Topsail Schooner Octavius of Watchet 1854, Persis Ede First Mate', 24.5 x 44.5cm.

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Lodge & Thomas
Lot 430

Four albums of Royal Mail First Day covers together with a 1970 Coinage of Great Britain decimal set

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Special Auction Services
Lot 300

After E. D. Kingella, Pair of cricketing prints, “Our First Ball” and “The Hope Of His Side”, both framed and glazed. 31.5cm x 21cm.

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Special Auction Services
Lot 81

A small collection of American commemorative coinage, comprising two Westminster One and Half-Dollar Coins, commemorating the 200th Anniversary of the US Constitution and a Half-Dollar Statue of Liberty 1986 Nation of Immigrants Coin, a First Strike American Eagle Silver Dollar in perspex case dated 2016 boxed with COA, and two loose One Dollar Coins for 1994 World Cup USA and a 2016 Liberty Dollar in silver.

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Special Auction Services
Lot 157

A large quantity of British and other First Day Covers, together with a good lot of assorted envelopes and postcards including 19th and early 20th Century stamped examples, most with hand written addresses, The Victoria Cross Grand Jubilee Album reproduction etc.

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Special Auction Services
Lot 200

Six albums of First Day Covers, each album containing a good quantity of FDCs together with eight empty stamp albums.

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Special Auction Services
Lot 207

J K Rowling, signed First Edition paperback Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets

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Brian Reeve Stamp Auctions
Lot 1073

1980 £3 Wedgwood booklet, the 12p pane of 9 with 6½mm Broad Band on first vertical row & 9½mm Broad Band on the other two rows. SG UEP5c Cat £200.

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Brian Reeve Stamp Auctions
Lot 1085

1888 (Feb 1st) £1 brown-lilac, T-A, with Frame Break variety, watermark three orbs, with clear London CDS on First Day. Tone spot at top of £ on right, top left corner possibly repaired. SG 186 Cat £7500 as a used stamp, Booth Cat £5000. (see photo)

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Brian Reeve Stamp Auctions
Lot 1090

1911 First UK Aerial Post card with GV ½d London H/S re-directed from Windsor to Bath with Windsor SP 12 11 CDS on front.

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Brian Reeve Stamp Auctions
Lot 1091

1911 First UK Aerial Post card with GV ½d London H/S with Schweppes advert on reverse.

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Brian Reeve Stamp Auctions
Lot 1092

1911 First UK Aerial Post card with GV ½d London H/S with Schweppes advert. Folded in half vertically & mount remainders on corners.

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Brian Reeve Stamp Auctions
Lot 1093

1911 First UK Aerial Post card with GV ½d London H/S x 4, fair to fine. (4 items)

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Brian Reeve Stamp Auctions
Lot 1094

1911 First UK Aerial Post card with GV ½d Windsor Sept 16th H/S. Unusually fine with typed address & no message on reverse.

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Brian Reeve Stamp Auctions
Lot 1095

1911 First UK Aerial Post cover with GV 1d London H/S x 2 different colour & size envelopes, both dated Sept 15th, not First Day. Opened at top, one with letter on First UK Aerial Post printed stationery. (2 items)

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Brian Reeve Stamp Auctions
Lot 1143

1963 Cable phosphor unusual WCS illustrated FDC with London EC First Day of Issue slogan. Address label, fine.

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Brian Reeve Stamp Auctions
Lot 1148

1963 Red Cross (Phosphor) illustrated FDC with London SW1 First Day of Issue slogan. Printed address, fine. Cat £55

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Brian Reeve Stamp Auctions
Lot 1182

1971 Literary Anniversaries set affixed to front of Exhibition Programme "The Life & Times of Thomas Gray in the Village Hall, Stoke Poges", two values cancelled with Thomas Gray Bicentenary Stoke Poges special H/S on First Day, the other value cancelled with different Thomas Gray Bicentenary Stoke Poges special H/S on last day of Exhibition. Fine & unusual.

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Brian Reeve Stamp Auctions
Lot 1184

1972 Borough Jubilee Watford Official First Day Card. Handwritten address, slight creasing at corners. Cat £150

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Brian Reeve Stamp Auctions
Lot 1249

British Forces Postal Service 1000 handstamps collection in album incl. 1983 Engineering & some other First Days. (approx 175 covers)

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Brian Reeve Stamp Auctions
Lot 1346

1992-93 High Values set (D1-5) with First Day of Sale Windsor H/Ss on front cancelling 1993 Timekeepers 24p issued same day rather than high value stamps, also extra £2 & £5 values. Unaddressed, fine & unusual. (7 cards)

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Brian Reeve Stamp Auctions
Lot 473

1962 World's First Manned Space Flight 4l & 11l overprinted "POSTA AJRORE", both with overprint inverted. U/M, fine. (Cat £76 as normals)

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Brian Reeve Stamp Auctions
Lot 474

1963 First Team Manned Space Flights Min Sheet perf & imperf. U/M, fine. SG MS741a Cat £90(+) (2 M/S)

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Brian Reeve Stamp Auctions
Lot 707

Rocket Mail labels: 1934 First Night Time Firing Ship to Shore Rocket Dispatch label signed on reverse by Stephen H. Smith.

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Brian Reeve Stamp Auctions
Lot 745

1961 First Manned Space Flight set in pairs U/M, both stamps with part of a third stamp only partially printed. (4+)

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Brian Reeve Stamp Auctions
Lot 793

1930s First Flight covers collection in album with different routes, cachets & dates, some illustrated, some pilot signed. Includes scarcer flights such as 1930 Dunedin - Christchurch only 220 carried, etc. (64 covers)

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Brian Reeve Stamp Auctions
Lot 801

First Flight covers collection on large pages, with different routes, stamp combinations, cachets, etc. (38 covers)

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Brian Reeve Stamp Auctions
Lot 805

Trans Tasman & other First Flight covers, well written up on pages, with better items such as Trans Tasman 7d block of 4 (SG 554) on First Flight cover dated Feb 1934, other items include good Air Mail covers, Trans Tasman Southern Cross covers, 1933 Health 1d + 1d strip of 3 on Airmail cover, etc. (14 covers)

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Brian Reeve Stamp Auctions
Lot 875

1950s UPU Delegates booklet with back of the book sets & values in blocks of 4 Mint & cancelled with special First day handstamps, incl. SG LU33. STC £180 (approx 190)

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Gerrards Auction Rooms
Lot 1440

24 Rare First Edition Promo Poster Kiefer Sutherland & Cast Signed With Authentication Certificate. This item is very special indeed, and a must for any TV or movie fan. It is a 20 th Century Fox maxi promo poster (36”x24”) for the acclaimed TV show ‘24’. It was signed at a series of European press events by Kiefer Sutherland, Sarah Clarke, Elisha Cuthbert, Dennis Haysbert, Carlos Bernard, Leslie Hope, Penny Johnson, Xander Berkeley and Reiko Aylesworth. IT COMES WITH A COA ISSUED BY World Class Signings in Anaheim, CA.

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Lyon & Turnbull
Lot 112

§ ALEXANDER JAMES (BRITISH B.1967) MORPHO AMATHONTE Artist's proof (unique), signed verso, chromogenic print, flush-mounted on aluminium(60cm x 60cm (23.5in x 23.5in))Footnote: Note: This work was created within a velvet lined tank of highly purified water. It is a remarkably complex and precise process that can take months of set-up just to produce a single photograph, and has taken the artist over a decade to perfect. The butterflies featured are bred by the artist, placed in a state of suspended animation and then delicately placed in the water. Once removed from the water, they will spring back to life unfazed and ready to create the next generation for James to photograph. As quoted in the New Statesman: "James likes leaving viewers “unsettled” and a little unsure of what they are looking at: “Regardless of the size, the subtlety of the works is very much a device used to allow deception to occur. By deception I mean that nine out of ten people that see the works for the first time think they are, in fact, paintings.”

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Lyon & Turnbull
Lot 113

§ ALEXANDER JAMES (BRITISH B.1967) CALIGO EURILOCHUS (4489) Edition II, chromogenic print, flush-mounted on aluminium(60cm x 60cm (23.5in x 23.5in))Footnote: Note: This work was created within a velvet lined tank of highly purified water. It is a remarkably complex and precise process that can take months of set-up just to produce a single photograph, and has taken the artist over a decade to perfect. The butterflies featured are bred by the artist, placed in a state of suspended animation and then delicately placed in the water. Once removed from the water, they will spring back to life unfazed and ready to create the next generation for James to photograph. As quoted in the New Statesman: "James likes leaving viewers “unsettled” and a little unsure of what they are looking at: “Regardless of the size, the subtlety of the works is very much a device used to allow deception to occur. By deception I mean that nine out of ten people that see the works for the first time think they are, in fact, paintings.”

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Lyon & Turnbull
Lot 127

§ ALASDAIR GRAY (SCOTTISH 1934-2019) SNAKES & LADDERS (FILM SEQUENCE WITH LIZ LOCHHEAD) - 1972 Mixed media and tiddly winks on brown paper(127cm x 120cm (50in x 47in))Footnote: Exhibited: 'Now and Then', Sorcha Dallas Gallery, Glasgow, 2008 Literature: p.160, 'Alasdair Gray: A Life in Pictures', by Alasdair Gray, published by Canongate, Edinburgh 2020 Note: This work is from an important series in Gray's career and a significant undertaking; 'Film sequence with Liz Lochhead', in which Gray created artworks to illustrate Lochhead's poetry, which were then filmed by Malcolm Hossick, a BBC producer. The poems were written and the images finished, but the film that was to unite them fell through. The film was to tell the story of a doomed love affair, with the images acting as flashbacks or memories. The poem which pertains to this work reads: "We played this childish game. You need sheer freakish luck to win. Snakes and ladders is the name. Home and dry is everybody's aim. Throw a double six, there's luck, begin. We played this childish game. Dice and pure chance, I cannot blame how they fell for the box I'm in. Snakes and ladders is its name. Eve was foolish, thought she'd tame the serpent, keep Adam at her side with sin. We played this childish game. Unravel ups and downs, see how we came to end back at square one again. Snakes and ladders is its name. Fall foul? The serpent has a tongue of flame. Land lucky? Ladder-rungs are thin... We played this childish game. Snakes and ladders is its name." 'Snakes and Ladders' was one of the largest and most significant works in the series and has been loaned for exhibitions of Gray's work throughout the years, notably in the exhibition 'Now and Then' mounted by the Sorcha Dallas Gallery in Glasgow in 2008, which saw the nine works in the Lochhead series re-united for the first time. It is the largest and most important work by Gray to appear at auction to date, and as such represents an extremely rare and exciting opportunity for collectors and fans of Gray's work.

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Dreweatts 1759
Lot 20

A selection of four English green-glass wine bottles, first quarter 18th century, 20cm high and smallerCondition Report: One has had the side knocked out (section missing) as can be seen in the catalogue and online image.The others do not have serious structural damage, restoration, bruises or rim chips but do have the usual surface scratches associated with age that these bottles usually carry.Condition Report Disclaimer

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Dreweatts 1759
Lot 306

A stick armchair in Windsor style, first half 19th century, the bar back with incised scroll decoration above the bentwood arms, solid seat and turned supports united by stretchers

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Dreweatts 1759
Lot 409

A group of similar Staffordshire pottery models of four dun horses of William Kent Ltd. type, first half 20th century, circa 31cm in lengthCondition Report: One with body crack and restored tail. One with glued tail and a leg. One with a glued ear.Condition Report Disclaimer

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Dreweatts 1759
Lot 410

A group of similar Staffordshire pottery models of three piebald horses and one skewbald horse of William Kent Ltd. type, first half 20th century, circa 31cm in lengthCondition Report: One piebald horse has a glued tail. The skewbald has a chipped ear.Condition Report Disclaimer

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Dreweatts 1759
Lot 413

A Mohajeran carpet, the blue field decorated with flowering foliage in tones of ochre and puce , within floral borders and guard stripes, approximately 390 x 310cm Condition Report: Wear overall. Some areas of stains/discolurations - see additional images for extent. Pile is short overall with areas of additional wear revealing underlying weft in places. Pale knotheads poke through pile in places. Longest edges have been re-bound at some point. they have some wear, loose strands and undulation. Fringing is short at one end. It has wear and fraying. This encroaches into the guard stripe slightly in places. Fringing lacking to the other end. This are has been secured by later thread but is untidy. Colour appears more pink upon first hand inspection. Please refer to additional images for visual reference to condition.  Condition Report Disclaimer

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Dreweatts 1759
Lot 421

A French walnut and mahogany games table, first half 19th century, of demi-lune outline, the folding top with inlaid Continental checkerboard, 76cm high, 102cm wide, 51cm deepCondition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions, consistent with age and use,Some chips and losses, old splits and cracks to veneers and inlays, marks and stains to the top, overall requiring some attention including a clean and polish.The baize with old holes, rips, losses, dirt and staining - again would benefit from replacingThe action is working at time of report, The brass elemenents with signs of previousl polishing but also discolouration and marks, would also benefit from a cleanThe action working at time of reportPlease refer to additional images for visual reference to condition  Condition Report Disclaimer

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Dreweatts 1759
Lot 45

A set of five French gilt bronze five light wall appliques, first quarter 20th century, each with a raised foliate cast sconce above a baluster stem suspending four foliate cast branches with further fitments, issuing from scrolled and wrythen conforming stems leading to cartouche backplates, 73cm high, 63cm wide, 52cm protuberanceProvenance: Property from a Private Collection 

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Dreweatts 1759
Lot 488

A Cantonese 'Landscape' bowl, first quarter of the 20th century, painted to the interior and exterior with an continuous landscape of mountains, trees, lakes and boats, in bright enamels including green, yellow, blue and black with iron-red and gilt details, the base with red stamped mark, 30cm diameterCondition Report: the base with fine star crack approximately 4cm x 4cm which does of appear to go through to the interior otherweise in good condition other that some firing blemishes Condition Report Disclaimer

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Dreweatts 1759
Lot 499

A French patinated metal and clear and tinted glass hung eight branch chandelier, in Louis XV style, first half 20th century, the 'cage' frame hung with amethyst and amber coloured pendants modelled as pears, apples and lemons, approximately 100cm high, 61cm wideProvenance: purchased from Jan Hicks Antiques 16.01.01Condition Report: The chandelier is wired for electricity, but it is sold as a decorative item and as such we cannot comment on its functionality as a light. Any electrical items should be tested by a certified electrician prior to use. Condition Report Disclaimer

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