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Lot 126A
Four bisque headed dolls comprising an Armand Marseille example with brown wig, open/close brown glass eyes, open mouth with four upper teeth and painted features on stuffed kid leather torso with composition arms and hands and bisque legs, stamped marks and no. 370 to head reverse, length 53cm, a smaller Schoenau & Hoffmeister example on composition body and two without manufacturer’s marks (one af), one stamped ‘Made in Germany 136/11’, also a later Armand Marseille moulded example (af), all in various outfits, all requiring attention (5).Additional InformationFirst dolls with scuffs, marks and dirt to head; second doll head with some light marks, wig cut; larger unmarked doll with loose blonde wig and scuff to right cheek; smaller unmarked doll with crack to head reverse and split legs losing their stuffing; fifth doll heavily worn with extensive losses to finish of head, further heavy scuffs and marks; heavy further wear to bodies and limbs with cracks, losses, abrasions, lost appendages/digits, deterioration to eyelids where applicable, wigs variously loose or cut, outfits worn, stained and tired, all need attention and restoration to varying degrees.
Lot 1174
Two Georgian air twist wine glasses, the first with fluted ogee bowl, raised on opaque air twist stem terminating on a flat foot, height 14cm, the second example with fluted bowl raised on opaque stem, terminating on conical foot, height 15cm (2).Additional InformationThe smaller of the two with an air bubble to the bowl, also a fault to the foot rim, surface wear to foot rim. The larger example again with surface wear to foot rim and body, a couple of bubbles in the glass.
Lot 190
MANCHESTER UNITED F.C.; a signed photograph of the 1964-65 League Champions, a magazine on Bobby and Jack Charlton and a collection of Manchester United, United Review and further football programmes including Manchester United versus Red Star of Belgrade first leg 14th January 1958, also a 1966 World Cup commemorative textile.Additional InformationThe photographs somewhat creased and crumpled, the United versus Belgrade program has been folded with further scuffs, scrapes and discolouration, further similar wear to the remaining programs which date from 1960s.
Lot 1276
20TH CENTURY MUGHAL SCHOOL; four gouaches comprising raj/emperor in horse-drawn carriage, elephant procession and two further single elephant studies, the first 19.3 x 26.8cm, all framed and glazed (4).Additional InformationSome light wear to frames, some spotting, staining and discolouration to the grounds of the three latter paintings.
Lot 1089
ROYAL CROWN DERBY; twenty one part service decorated with floral sprays in the Imari palette, together with a miniature loving cup 'To Celebrate the Birth of the First Child of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge', numbered 191/1500.Additional InformationThe loving cup is fitted in original box, minimal wear throughout but good condition.
Lot 1225
THOMAS STEVENS; a group of Stevengraphs including a bicentenary of the Act of Uniformity example, 'Are you Ready', 'Warwickshire Old and New', 'The Present Time', 'The First Point' (glass af), 'To my dear Sister' bookmark, further Stevengraph-type bookmarks including 'The Busy Bee', Remember Me', 'A Happy New Year' featuring Eliza Cook verse, 'The Old Armchair', a silk backed postcard, a silk pouch etc, the majority framed and glazed, also 'Stevengraphs and other Victorian Silk Pictures' by Geoffrey A.Godden. Additional InformationThe glass is cracked, foxing, further yellowing and spotting throughout.
Lot 161
BACHMANN BRANCH-LINE; three boxed Pullman coaches comprising 39-281 MK1 FK Pullman Kitchen First blue/grey (with lighting), 39-291 MK1 Pullman Parlour First blue/grey (with lighting) and 39-301 MK1 SK Pullman Kitchen Second blue/grey (with lighting).Additional InformationModels appear in good condition, box worn.
Lot 1381
Three 19th century brass oil lamps, the first with tapered milk glass shade and clear reservoir, the second with foliate relief motif cranberry shade and cranberry reservoir with milk trailing and the third with large ruby shade with crimped rim, height of tallest 69cm (3).Additional InformationTapered shade with nibbles and fritting to both rims. The cranberry shade with chip to the upper rim with further nibbles, as well as further nibbles and fritting to the lower rim. The ruby shade with fritting to the lower rim and a small chip. The reservoirs both with surface scuffs, abrasions, inclusions and imperfections, some fritting to the cut aspects of the clear example. All the bases with some knocks, pitting, discolouration, etc. The squat base particularly worn. None tested, no guarantee of working order.
Lot 1354
Two 19th century oil lamps, the first with frosted floral glass shade raised on a faceted clear glass reservoir and clear glass stand, height including chimney 72cm, the second example with cranberry and clear glass shade above cut glass reservoir and brass Corinthian column stand, height including chimney 68cm (2).Additional InformationGeneral wear, tarnishing to the brass example, scratches, scuffs. Each of the shades with chipping to the rims, also replacement chimneys on each example.
Lot 664
Two Victorian papier-mâché circular snuff boxes, the first depicting a gentleman taking snuff, diameter 11cm, also a similar rectangular example depicting gentleman and lady on horseback, length 7.5cm and a Swiss musical box (4).Additional InformationThe larger of the two boxes with large areas of loss, scuffs, chipping. The smaller box with a large piece of the rim missing and a large crack under the base section and large areas of loss. The rectangular example with minor chips, musical box with general wear, especially to the printed detail, but does appear to working when the report was given, although this is no guarantee that the item is in working order.
Lot 947
Four Hummel figures; child with lamb, child with rabbit, child praying and child carrying basket, three further Hummel figures (all damaged), a small Capodimonte bust and a Continental porcelain figure group (9).Additional InformationThe first four Hummel figures have some rubbing to the raised parts and are all dirty. The other three Hummel figures as detailed are badly damaged, rubbing and dirt to the last two figures.
Lot 1175
Two late 18th/early 19th century air twist wine glasses, the first with ogee bowl, raised on opaque stem, terminating on conical foot, the second with fluted bell shaped bowl raised on opaque stem terminating on flat foot, height 13cm (2).Additional InformationThe larger example with bubbles to the foot. The smaller example with general wear.
Lot 437
Two part sets of Shell Calendar posters, the first After Works by Edith and Rowland Hilder featuring the Shell logo and Premium Shell logo printed by Henry Stone & Sons of Banbury (January, February, March, April, June, August and October) the second set featuring Work After Maurice Wilson in collaboration with Rowland Hilder for Shell and ICA (January, February, April, May, June, July, November and December).Additional InformationEach are in individual plastic covers and are overall in pretty good condition, there is some staining and a few small tears but colours remain strong. Each has a stiffening bar to the top and bottom.
Lot 1123
A pair of early 20th century cabinet plates hand painted with figural scenes, the first titled 'Prise de Valence' and the second 'Camp du D. Rap D. Or [sic]', depicting various scenes, both with pseudo Sevres marks to reverse, diameter 24.5cm (2). Additional InformationOne of the plates with scratches to the paintwork and body, light rubbing to the gilding on each.
Lot 722
An ivory mounted needle case with carved initials ‘BM’, 8 x 5.5cm, a similar pin cushion with matching initials and a white metal filigree ribbon case (3).Additional InformationInterior of case very tired, ribbon case with some dents, nibbles and small chips to ivory mounts, build up of dirt and dust, the ribbon torn at least to the first section.
Lot 775
An interesting Victorian leather horse collar set with brass inscribed prize roundels dated from 1871-1873, ‘3rd Prize Gt. Yorkshire, Harrogate, 1873’, ‘1st Prize Riccall 1871’, ‘1st Prize Snaith 1871’, ‘1st Prize Easingwold 1871’, Cup & 1st Prize Otley, 1873’, ‘1st Prize Riccall 1873’, ‘1st Prize Doncaster 1873’, ‘1st Prize Yorkshire Ag. So. Malton 1872’, ‘1st Prize Snaith 1872’, ‘1st Prize Doncaster 1872’, ‘1st Prize Riccall 1872’, ‘1st Prize Thirsk 1873’ and suspending larger heart shaped plaque inscribed ‘Thorne Agricultural Society June 1873, Agricultural or Draught Three Year Old Gelding or Filly, a Silver Cup, Value £5.0.0 First Prize!’, each of the plaques approx 9 x 7.5cm.Additional InformationThe leather itself is rather tired, as you can imagine, the brass plaques are pretty good. The Thirsk 1873 is slightly more worn than others, general wear and tear throughout.
Lot 1018
Two 18th century creamware jugs of baluster form (possibly Leeds), the first with relief detail to the rims, flanking floral sprays and central cartouche inscribed 'Good Ale, Samuel Lovett 1769', with intertwined handle, height of largest jug 23cm (2).Additional InformationThe larger jug with numerous cracks terminating from the rim into the body, also cracked around the spout, chipping, staining to the body. The smaller jug again with numerous cracks and old repairs to the top rim, extensive crazing, staining.
Lot 783
A Scan-Globe circa 1980s and a modern illuminating example, height of former 41.5cm (2).Additional InformationThe first globe does have surface abrasion with loss of detail to the east of the Soviet Republics through Japan into the Pacific Ocean, further light general wear throughout. The illuminating example not tested, no guarantee of working order.
Lot 918
LLADRO; three Japanese figures comprising 06396 ‘Oriental Forest’, 1.447 lady with basket of flowers and girl bowing in respect, the first two boxed, the first with CoA (3).Additional InformationGirl with flower basket has loose piece to interior, no other visible damage but there may be some minute chips and losses to the moulded foliage which we have not identified and no returns will be accepted on this basis; build up of dust and dirt.
Lot 1028
LIVERPOOL; two 18th century blue and white porcelain coffee pots, each of baluster form, the first depicting a figure in landscape setting, height 26cm, the second with floral sprays, together with a further 18th century coffee pot, height 29cm (3).Additional InformationThe covered Liverpool example with a large crack terminating from the top rim into the body, which almost runs the whole length of the pot. Firing faults to the handle, chip to the spout, chips to the underside of the cover. The second Liverpool example with numerous chips to the spout, heavy crazing, very tight small hairline crack terminating from the rim. The unmarked coffee pot with old repair to finial of the cover, also numerous chips to the underside. Old chips and staining to the spout, heavy crazing.
Lot 1001
KPM; two porcelain plaques hand painted with portrait studies of young ladies, the first with brown hair in brown shawl, signed 'Ch. Greiner', and the second with blond hair in green fur trimmed coat, both with impressed KPM and sceptre marks to reverse, both 17.7 x 13.1cm, both now with separate gilt foliate frame (2).Additional InformationSome historic dirt, dust and possible scuffs and marks to the edges where they have rubbed against their mounts, some further surface wear, some light pitting, scuffs and marks, surface dirt and old historically applied sellotape and adhesives to the backs which has been used to keep them with later applied card and paper protection to the reverse of the frames. The frames themselves heavily worn as well.
Lot 181
WILLS FINECAST; four OO gauge kit built locomotives and tenders comprising GWR 2209, a further GWR example, a BR 42700 example and a 4236 LMS example, the first two in branded packaging (3).Additional InformationChips and scuffs to paint work, some knocked or loose components, some misshaping. No guarantee that all original components and accessories are present. Not tested, no guarantee of working order.
Lot 681
Three walking canes including two ebonised examples, the first with Thai or Burmese silver handle featuring deities in relief, length 87cm (unmarked), the second with hallmark silver handle (marks rubbed), the third a gnarled rustic stick, also a parasol (4).Additional InformationHeavy wear throughout, the first cane may have been cut down, the handle is loose, bears scratches, nicks, rubbing and tarnish. The second stick handle heavily dented, marks rubbed as stated, further scratches and general wear throughout.
Lot 926
Six Hummel figures, two Royal Crown Derby paperweights with silver stoppers and several pieces of Wedgwood jasper dip and jasperware.Additional InformationThe two musicians and boy singing Hummel figures are both damaged and glued, other figures OK. The Royal Crown Derby paperweights have silver stoppers and are first quality. A few surface scratches and some staining to the jasper pieces.
Lot 624
MAYSONS PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISTS; two pencil signed hand tinted prints depicting Keswick Wast Water and fox hunters in the Newlands Valley near Keswick, the latter and larger 39 x 49cm, both framed and glazed (2).Additional InformationGeneral wear to frames, some yellowing to the mount of the first picture.
Lot 217
Tamburini, Tommaso: R.P. Thomae Tamburini societatis Iesu siculi caltanisettensis.. Explicatio decalogi, duabus distincta partibus, in qua omnes fere conscientiae casus. 2 vols. in 1. Venice, Apud Antonium Giraldi, 1689. Folio, collated thus: PP: (xii), 320; (vi), 526. Full vellum, rubbed and worm damages; Ex-Libra, with one stamp to first title page and the end of vol.2; light damp stain to bottom corner of first 160 pages; 2- FRONTINUS, Sexti Julii: Strategematicon Sive De Solertibvs Dvcvm Factis Et Dictis Libri Quatvor. Amsterdam & Leiden, Abrahami & Adriania Gaesbeeck, 1675. With extra engraved title; 326pp. Later full vellum. (2)
Lot 222
Oldy, William et al: Biographia Britannica: Or, the Lives of the Most Eminent Persons Who have Flourished in Great Britain and Ireland, From the Earliest Ages, down to the Present times, 6 volumes bound in 7 (vol.6 in two parts). W. Innys, W. Meadows, J. Walthoe, T. Cox et al, 1747, first edition. Titles printed in red an black, Folio. PP: (continuous pagination)- xvi, 4387, (i)blank, 260(Supplement), (Lxii)Index. Cont. full speckled calf with the label of "Gawdy Hall Library" to front pastedown of each vol. (NO STAMPS or other marks), the Library was sold at auction in 1938. Hinges cracked and two covers detached; burn mark to upper cover of vol.2.A clean set internally. (7)
Lot 34
Coins, Great Britain & World, a collection of coins to include 3 x Royal Mint sealed £5 bags of Pennies and another bag lacking seal or tag, one bag is split and the quantity of contents cannot be guaranteed, together with a number of Britain's First Decimal Coins sets, assorted low denomination British coins and a selection of World coins
Lot 559
Louis van Staaten (1836-1909)Boats moored before a windmill; A windmill on a river side; Figures on a quaysidethree, signed l.l. and l.r. respectively, watercolour heightened with white36.5 x 52cm and smaller (3)Condition report: the first - in generally good ordersecond - quite faded, foxing to the skythird - in good conditioneach unexamined out of frames.
Lot 201
Two binocular microscopes, comprising: the first by Cooke, Troughton & Simms Ltd., M64809, in a wooden box with two spare lenses, and folding brackets, box 44cm to top of handle, the second by Wild Heerbrugg Mll-EB, no. 144129, with perspex optics holder containing two spare eye pieces, with instruction manual in a cylindrical grey metal case. 38cm high to top of caseCondition report: First - appears to be in good condition, box lock damagedSecond - metal case has paint scuff and marks
Lot 61
An Edwardian silver rose bowl, by Charles Boyton, London, 1902, inscribed '1902 Barnet Xmas Show for the Best Load of Meadow Hay the Produce of 1902 First Prize', with original grille, diameter 20.5cm, bowl 14.7cm high, approximately 18.2 oztCondition report: Very minor uneveness to foot, remnants of silver polish
Lot 190
COOKERY: Beeton, Mrs Isabella: The Book of Household Management. S. O. Beeton, 1861, First Edition, later impression (the extra colour lithograph title with the Strand Address). All 12 colour plates present, but lacking the following pages: 925/26; 959-962; & 975-76 (i.e. 4 leaves); also top corner of pages: 897-929 & 963/64 torn with loss and repair. Half leather and later endpapers; sold A/F; Plus: Another edition, 1895, with folding colour frontis & 12 cold. plates; Three other early editions (incomplete); Rundell’s New System of Domestic Cookery, 1866, with plates and ill. Maggs Brothers’ Food & drink catalogue, 1937; plus 2 others. (9)
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Lot 191
Cornelius Jansen, the Elder: Paraphrasis In Psalmos Omnes Davidicos cum argumentis et annotationibus [bound with:] In Proverbia Salomonis Accuratissima et Doctissima Commentaria. Lugduni apud Petrum Landry; 2 vols. in 1. London. Peter Landry, 1596. Folio, titles printed in red and black with Large woodblock image on the title pages. Collated thus: PP: (iv) cont. printed pages, used as endpapers!, (xii), 334, (ii)Index; (iv), 583, (xi)Index. C17 full vellum with no backing, wrinkled and darkened; Library plate to inner cover (no other marks or stamps); first title with ink writing to margin and bottom corner with small loss; first 85 pages dogeared; occasional foxing and damp stain to last page.
Lot 390B
Two Georgian walking sticks, both with malacca shafts, the first with turned ivory handle and strap hole. 94cm long, the second with handle that tests as approx. 18ct gold, with pressed decoration and 'PG' monogram. 85cm longCondition report: The first has several splits to ivory handle and small split to top of shaft, the second has dents to gold handle and toppartially detachedThere are no hallmarks to the gold handle.The monogrammed plaque to the top is cracked around the edge and is lifting in some areas. The handle measures 5.5cm x 2.5cm. It slips over the cane and is not a solid cast handle.
Lot 289a
Four walking sticks, comprising: the first with 9ct gold cap on bamboo shaft, the second with silver mounts on ebonised shaft, the third with filigree inlay to upper section, the fourth with pique work upper section. Longest 94cm longCondition report: Each slightly warped, first - gold has small dents, second - has wear and surface losses to shaft, third - good condition, fourth - roughness to top, splits to shaft, surface losses
Lot 463
Three Kelim rugs, the first with madder ground and central medalling, contained within a geometric border, 203 x 105cms; another Kelim rug, with central ivory field contained within a geometric border, 180 x 100cms; and a third, with ivory ground, central star medallion, enclosed by further subsidiary medallions, 196 x 106cms. (3)
Lot 700
After John Hoppner (1758-1810). Horatio, First Viscount Nelson, c1801-02, standing full length, indistinctly signed lower left, oil on canvas, 88x58cm, in gilt gesso frame with presentation plaque "Presented to the Royal Naval Club by Admiral Sir James Hope, 1872,' pasted handwritten letter verso
Lot 734
A French 1892 Pattern bayonet, first pattern with second pattern muzzle ring, composition grips, quillon and metal scabbard with matching numbers stamped 10058, 15.5 inch fullered blade, together with a 19th century leather-clad saddle flask, with hand-blown green glass bottle of flattened tapering cylindrical form, 25cm long, and a white metal cased military compass (3)
Lot 757
Various military collectables including three WW1 time and percussion no. 80 fuzes, a Russian Mosin Nagant two spout oil / cleaner, trench art tankard, US First Aid packet (sealed) and some ammunition rounds, together with other tankards, brass money box shaped as a policeman's helmet, some hip flasks and a presentation plaque from Commander Carrier Group Four to the Captain of the Port
Lot 252
Approximately 518 First Day Covers. Themes include the 50th anniversary of the RAF; the first Scheduled Hovermail on the Portsmouth to Isle of Wight Service in 1981; Suffragette interest with the 50th anniversary of the granting of votes to women; the Bicentennary of Captain James Cook's Voyage of Discovery in 1768; Concorde; and the 350th Mayflower Anniversary. One box includes a number of duplicates of Solent Model Railway Group Eurotrack 1990 event at Southampton Guildhall. There are also two unopened packets (each containing an estimated 25 of the same First Day Covers) of the Chichester Cathedral postcard to honour Sir Francis Chichester's solo voyage around the world in Gipsy Moth in 1967. See the photograph. Condition generally good, although a few of the envelopes have minor bends/faults.
Lot 259
A selection of Portsmouth area cards - nearly all of the city and harbour - in a box containing a number of desirable postcards, and two modern albums with modern cards with a maritime and nautical theme, as well as a number of standard Golden Age and older cards.The box contains approximately 89 real photographic and printed cards, including those in our first three photos which are among the more eye-catching ones in the box. Many are in plastic sleeves. Others are loose. They include two views of the interior of the town railway station; the Bat and Ball pub at Hambledon; two nice cards of Rowlands Castle; the bus terminus at Cosham; two PCs of HMS Vernon; a Commercial Road shopfront; HMS Nelson entering the Harbour; and HMS Royal Oak sailing past HMS Victory. The publishers include Stephen Cribb, Wright and Logan, Cozens, Marshall of Waterlooville. Other views include the Guildhall, John pounds House, North End, Buckingham House, Unicorn Gate, Kingston Church and Southsea Common, with LL, Tuck, Sweasey and Valentine amongst the other publishers. Some cards have faults but most are in good collectable condition.Of the modern albums, (1) contains approximately 100 cards and small photographs, of which around 70 are modern and 30 standard size. The modern cards are ferries, hovercraft and sailing ships. The vintage cards have views of the floating dock, paddle stammers, Portsmouth Harbour views and Harbour Station Pier. The cards are generally in good condition, and a mix of real photo and printed cards. Five are published by Levy and Sons (LL) of Paris, and there is a Stephen Cribb card of Clarence Pier.The second album (2) is damaged, mainly because it's so packed with cards and leaflets to promote Portsmouth Historic Dockyard. It contains approximately 120 cards, which are mainly modern but there are around 20 older cards including one by Stephen Cribb of the Royal Yacht Victoria and Albert and HMS Victory. There's also a real photographic card of the wooden HMS St Vincent at sea; and a printed card of Scott's 'Discovery' in Portsmouth. But most of the cards are modern, and comprise the Mary Rose, HMS Warrior and HMS Victory, with a couple of the Foudroyant. The cards are generally in good condition - with most of the modern cards near mint.
Lot 263
Approximately 94 David and Charles maps - all reprints of the first edition of the one-inch Ordnance Survey maps of England and Wales. 76 are unopened and in their original packets, and their condition is presumed as good. The other 18 maps have been removed from their packaging and some have minor creasing to corners of the front and/or backs.
Lot 276
FDC / Space Exploration. A collection of approximately 752 First Day Covers of American and Russian Space exploration comprising approximate 619 US covers and 133x Russian including 'A Decade of USA Manned Space Flights,' 'Satellites' 'Space Missions,' including some silk covers, together with various Special Commemorative Stamps of the same subject, 1950s-1980 inclusive, in six various ring-binders
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