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Lot 318
19th century Chinese album of rice paper pictures, with silver binding, housing twelve painting of court scenes and combat, total size 20.5 x 29cmCondition report: Silk binding has wear and slight losses, frayed at edges and with some fading. Stamped to first page NAMSHINGSome borders to images are detached or becoming detached some tears and damage to pith paper, only one image with severe damage - see images some fox marks and time stains
Lot 99
First World War Officers Mappin ' Campaign' wristwatch with black and gilt dial , Swiss 15 jewel movement in circular silver case with engraved leopard head crest and monogram to the cuvet cover on red and blue military strap.Condition report: The watch is not currently running, it is fully wound and will only run for a few seconds when given a gentle shake. The enamel dial has some damage to the edge at the 10 o'clock position. The lugs have some silver solder repairs, the case back has a broken hinge and is detached. The back of the case also has some dents. Import hallmarks are too worn to be deciphered. Case diameter approximately 35mm
Lot 35
The Bowmore Single Malt De-luxe (1970's) 1x75cl This collection of whisky and spirits was started by the vendor's Grandfather in Sweden towards the end of the second world war. The vendor's Grandfather wanted to use his ration coupons for something that he believed might hold its value and so bought his first bottles of whisky despite not having a taste for whisky himself and so the bottles remained unopened. The collector's friends knew he didn't drink whisky but continued to give him bottles to add to his collection through the 1950s and up to his death in the 1980s Please note - The angels have had a little bit more of their share in some bottles
Lot 43
BL - Bulloch Lades Gold Label (1960's) 1x26 2/3 Fl oz The Hunting Squire ( 1960's) 1x26 2/3 Fl oz Bushmills 1 Bottle McCallums Perfection (1960's) 1x26.5 Fl oz Highland Master 1 Bottle Isle of Jura 8 year old (1960's/1970's) 1x75cl Black Bottle (1960's) 1x26 2/3 Fl oz Balvenie 8 year old (1970's) 1x75cl Jameson 1 Bottle Passport 1 Bottle Old Charter 1 Bottle John Dewar Missing Label 1 Bottle Total 12 bottles This collection of whisky and spirits was started by the vendor's Grandfather in Sweden towards the end of the second world war. The vendor's Grandfather wanted to use his ration coupons for something that he believed might hold its value and so bought his first bottles of whisky despite not having a taste for whisky himself and so the bottles remained unopened. The collector's friends knew he didn't drink whisky but continued to give him bottles to add to his collection through the 1950s and up to his death in the 1980s Please note - The angels have had a little bit more of their share in some bottles
Lot 39
1984 Midleton Very Rare 1x75cl This collection of whisky and spirits was started by the vendor's Grandfather in Sweden towards the end of the second world war. The vendor's Grandfather wanted to use his ration coupons for something that he believed might hold its value and so bought his first bottles of whisky despite not having a taste for whisky himself and so the bottles remained unopened. The collector's friends knew he didn't drink whisky but continued to give him bottles to add to his collection through the 1950s and up to his death in the 1980s Please note - The angels have had a little bit more of their share in some bottles
Lot 41
Black & White, James Buchanan (1950's) 1 Bottle Gilbey's Spey Royal (1950's) 1 Bottle Buchanans De-Luxe (1950's) 1x75cl White Horse (Thought to be bottled in 1940) 1 Bottle Ushers The Green Stripe (1950's) 1x70cl Powers Irish Whiskey 1x70cl Glen Rossie, Special Reserve (1960's) 1x75cl Kit Kat Fine Old (1940's/1950's) 1 Bottle Long John ( 1950's) 1 Bottle The Hundred Pipers, Chivas Bros (1960's) 1x26.4fl oz Taplows 1 Bottle Cattos 1x26.4fl oz Total 12 Bottles This collection of whisky and spirits was started by the vendor's Grandfather in Sweden towards the end of the second world war. The vendor's Grandfather wanted to use his ration coupons for something that he believed might hold its value and so bought his first bottles of whisky despite not having a taste for whisky himself and so the bottles remained unopened. The collector's friends knew he didn't drink whisky but continued to give him bottles to add to his collection through the 1950s and up to his death in the 1980s Please note - The angels have had a little bit more of their share in some bottles
Lot 46
Bowmore 12 Year Old - (1980's) 1x1Ltr A old dumpy bottle of 12-year-old Bowmore. This dates, we estimate, from the 1980s and carries the label for Morrison Bowmore, before they were taken over by Suntory in 1989. This collection of whisky and spirits was started by the vendor's Grandfather in Sweden towards the end of the second world war. The vendor's Grandfather wanted to use his ration coupons for something that he believed might hold its value and so bought his first bottles of whisky despite not having a taste for whisky himself and so the bottles remained unopened. The collector's friends knew he didn't drink whisky but continued to give him bottles to add to his collection through the 1950s and up to his death in the 1980s Please note - The angels have had a little bit more of their share in some bottles
Lot 42
Glenlivet 15 year old (1970's) 1 Bottle The Royal Mackenzie 20 Year (1970's) 1 Bottle Johnny Walker Swing (1970's) 1x75cl Scotch Cream - 7 Year 1 Bottle Cutty Sark - 12 Year 1x75cl Highland Queen 15 Year (1950's) 1 Bottle Total 6 Bottles This collection of whisky and spirits was started by the vendor's Grandfather in Sweden towards the end of the second world war. The vendor's Grandfather wanted to use his ration coupons for something that he believed might hold its value and so bought his first bottles of whisky despite not having a taste for whisky himself and so the bottles remained unopened. The collector's friends knew he didn't drink whisky but continued to give him bottles to add to his collection through the 1950s and up to his death in the 1980s Please note - The angels have had a little bit more of their share in some bottles
Lot 33
Lauder's Royal Northern Cream Whisky (1950's/1960's) 1 Bottle Tormore, Speyside (1960's) 1x26.2/3 FL oz John Dewar's White Label (1960's) 1 Bottle King's Ransom "Round the World" (1940's) 1 Bottle The Antiquary, Tomatin (1940's) 1x26.2/3 FL oz The Doctor's Special, Special Liqueur Macnish & Co (1940's/1950's) 1 Bottle Total 6 Bottles This collection of whisky and spirits was started by the vendor's Grandfather in Sweden towards the end of the second world war. The vendor's Grandfather wanted to use his ration coupons for something that he believed might hold its value and so bought his first bottles of whisky despite not having a taste for whisky himself and so the bottles remained unopened. The collector's friends knew he didn't drink whisky but continued to give him bottles to add to his collection through the 1950s and up to his death in the 1980s Please note - The angels have had a little bit more of their share in some bottles
Lot 48
McGuiness Gold Tassle Canadian Whisky (1960) 1 Bottle McGuiness White Canadian Whisky 1 Bottle Arcadian Four Seasons Whisky (1960) 1 Bottle Canadian Club Distilled and bottled by Hiram Walker & Sons 1 Bottle Total 4 Bottles This collection of whisky and spirits was started by the vendor's Grandfather in Sweden towards the end of the second world war. The vendor's Grandfather wanted to use his ration coupons for something that he believed might hold its value and so bought his first bottles of whisky despite not having a taste for whisky himself and so the bottles remained unopened. The collector's friends knew he didn't drink whisky but continued to give him bottles to add to his collection through the 1950s and up to his death in the 1980s Please note - The angels have had a little bit more of their share in some bottles
Lot 38
Chivas Royal Salute 21 Year (Damage to capsule, cork still intact) Presented in ceramic decanter in original cloth bag 1x4.5 Quart Old Fitzgerald Bourbon "Round We Go" Presented in a ceramic decanter 1 Bottle Nikka Japanese Whisky Presented with Samurai Armour bottle top 1 Bottle Total 3 Bottles This collection of whisky and spirits was started by the vendor's Grandfather in Sweden towards the end of the second world war. The vendor's Grandfather wanted to use his ration coupons for something that he believed might hold its value and so bought his first bottles of whisky despite not having a taste for whisky himself and so the bottles remained unopened. The collector's friends knew he didn't drink whisky but continued to give him bottles to add to his collection through the 1950s and up to his death in the 1980s Please note - The angels have had a little bit more of their share in some bottles
Lot 37
Jim Beam 1 Bottle Old Old Henry Clay Over 12 Year 1x70cl Grand Old Mac 1x70cl Penny Packer Over 6 years 1 Bottle Old Overholt Rye Whiskey 1x76cl Jack Daniels 1x4.5 Quart Jim Beam ""Pin Bottle"" (1960's) 1x70cl L.W Harper Gold Medal 1x4.5 Quart Distillers Mark 10 Year 1 Bottle Old Grand Dad 1x70cl Total 10 Bottles This collection of whisky and spirits was started by the vendor's Grandfather in Sweden towards the end of the second world war. The vendor's Grandfather wanted to use his ration coupons for something that he believed might hold its value and so bought his first bottles of whisky despite not having a taste for whisky himself and so the bottles remained unopened. The collector's friends knew he didn't drink whisky but continued to give him bottles to add to his collection through the 1950s and up to his death in the 1980s Please note - The angels have had a little bit more of their share in some bottles
Lot 40
Inchgower 12 Year ( 1960's) 1x26 2/3 Fl oz Glengoyne 10 Year ( 1970's) 1x1L Glen Grant 8 Year (1960's) 1x26 2/3 Fl oz Lagavulin 16 Year (1980's) 1x70cl Ambassador 12 Year ( 1950's) 1 Bottle Littlemill 5 year (1970's) 1 Bottle Total 5 Bottles This collection of whisky and spirits was started by the vendor's Grandfather in Sweden towards the end of the second world war. The vendor's Grandfather wanted to use his ration coupons for something that he believed might hold its value and so bought his first bottles of whisky despite not having a taste for whisky himself and so the bottles remained unopened. The collector's friends knew he didn't drink whisky but continued to give him bottles to add to his collection through the 1950s and up to his death in the 1980s Please note - The angels have had a little bit more of their share in some bottles
Lot 34
The Kings Legend, Ainsleys 2x75cl VAT 69 4.5 Quart Johnny Walker Black Label Extra Special Old Scotch Whisky 1x75cl The Antiquary, Tomatin 1x70cl Scottish Cream 1 Bottle Paddy Old Irish Whiskey 1 Bottle J&B Rare 2x26fl oz Mackies 1x75cl Archers Light Blend, Caffrey 1 Bottle Old Glen 1 Bottle Total 12 Bottles This collection of whisky and spirits was started by the vendor's Grandfather in Sweden towards the end of the second world war. The vendor's Grandfather wanted to use his ration coupons for something that he believed might hold its value and so bought his first bottles of whisky despite not having a taste for whisky himself and so the bottles remained unopened. The collector's friends knew he didn't drink whisky but continued to give him bottles to add to his collection through the 1950s and up to his death in the 1980s Please note - The angels have had a little bit more of their share in some bottles
Lot 47
Dufftown-Glenlivet 8 Year - (1950's/1960's) 1 badly damaged label 2x70cl This collection of whisky and spirits was started by the vendor's Grandfather in Sweden towards the end of the second world war. The vendor's Grandfather wanted to use his ration coupons for something that he believed might hold its value and so bought his first bottles of whisky despite not having a taste for whisky himself and so the bottles remained unopened. The collector's friends knew he didn't drink whisky but continued to give him bottles to add to his collection through the 1950s and up to his death in the 1980s Please note - The angels have had a little bit more of their share in some bottles
Lot 36
Glen Garry (1950's/1960's) 1 Bottle Clarion Whisky (1960's) 1 Bottle Dandie Dinmont Whisky (1960's) 1x75cl Ainsleys Royal Edinburgh (1960's) 1x75cl A very rare flat-sided 1960s bottle of Ainslie's Royal Edinburgh blended Scotch whisky. Ainslie & Heilbron were also proprietors of the old Clynelish distillery (now known as Brora) during this period, though sadly we have no idea how much of that malt is in this blend. Grants Liqueur Scotch Whisky (1950's) 1 Bottle Red Hackle (1950's) 1 Bottle Total 6 Bottles This collection of whisky and spirits was started by the vendor's Grandfather in Sweden towards the end of the second world war. The vendor's Grandfather wanted to use his ration coupons for something that he believed might hold its value and so bought his first bottles of whisky despite not having a taste for whisky himself and so the bottles remained unopened. The collector's friends knew he didn't drink whisky but continued to give him bottles to add to his collection through the 1950s and up to his death in the 1980s Please note - The angels have had a little bit more of their share in some bottles
Lot 44
Laphroaig 10 Year Old (1970's bottling) 1x75cl This collection of whisky and spirits was started by the vendor's Grandfather in Sweden towards the end of the second world war. The vendor's Grandfather wanted to use his ration coupons for something that he believed might hold its value and so bought his first bottles of whisky despite not having a taste for whisky himself and so the bottles remained unopened. The collector's friends knew he didn't drink whisky but continued to give him bottles to add to his collection through the 1950s and up to his death in the 1980s Please note - The angels have had a little bit more of their share in some bottles
Lot 45
Glenfiddich Straight Malt 8 Year Old - (1960's) 1x26.2/3fl oz A historic bottling, this is one of the very first examples of single malt to be marketed as such. This 8-year-old Glenfiddich dates from the 1960s. This collection of whisky and spirits was started by the vendor's Grandfather in Sweden towards the end of the second world war. The vendor's Grandfather wanted to use his ration coupons for something that he believed might hold its value and so bought his first bottles of whisky despite not having a taste for whisky himself and so the bottles remained unopened. The collector's friends knew he didn't drink whisky but continued to give him bottles to add to his collection through the 1950s and up to his death in the 1980s Please note - The angels have had a little bit more of their share in some bottles
Lot 484
A 1940’s INTERNATIONAL WALES RUGBY UNION JERSEY MATCH-WORN BY BILLY CLEAVER (1921 – 2003) in traditional red with white collar, Prince of Wales feathers embroidered directly on to the jersey, with blue ribbon and ‘ICH DIEN’, bears label for D L Davies’ outlet ‘The Bon’, Swansea (faintly inscribed J W Kyle – please see provenance below), printed black ‘F’ to canvas panel stitched to back, together with a black and white still photograph of Cleaver’s kicking action Auctioneer’s Note: William Benjamin Cleaver was born in Treorchy in 1921. He was known as Billy Cleaver and later by his nickname, ‘Billy Kick’. There is perhaps an unfair perception that the typical Welsh amateur era rugby-player was a man lacking in culture, that their strength and determination came from hard labouring jobs in the collieries and heavy industry. Such a theory was often disproven, especially in the years following the second world war. The famous Welsh backline quartet during that period consisted of Bleddyn Williams, a product of Rydal School, Doctor. Jack Matthews – a physician, Haydn Tanner who attended Harvard Business School and then Billy Cleaver. Cleaver was a graduate of Mining at Cardiff University, he was a wine connoisseur, a tenor and an art enthusiast who later became the Secretary of the Contemporary Art Society of Wales. Cleaver’s nickname ‘Billy Kick’ was a betrayal of his personality and his rugby play, which was as cultured as the man himself. He had a far greater depth to his game than simply kicking. Cleaver was a robust, reliable and charismatic individual. With his distinguishable mop of blonde hair, he is an unmistakable figure in the team photos from the period - even in black and white. Cliff Morgan in ‘Heart and Soul: The Character of Welsh Rugby’, described one such photograph from the 1950 British Lions tour : ‘Rex Willis, Jack Matthews, Bleddyn Williams, Billy Cleaver and Cliff Davies look like a complete team in themselves; they stand (all much the same size and height whatever their position) with the confidence of gentlemen, some with their hands in their pockets, Bleddyn holding the ball, not unlike a group of army officers who have just won a regimental tour in Penang’. Cleaver was not only cultured and a gentleman of distinction, but he was one of the great utility backs of the early post-war era. He was best known for his defensive play but he had great technical ability in attack, being able to seamlessly take a pass on the move without interrupting the rhythm of play, while then moving the ball on to his outside with elegance, invariably he would then spirit behind his centres to make himself available again in the move. If the ball was dropped or came loose, he regularly scooped the ball effortlessly from his toes before it was turned over to the opposition. As with many naturally gifted sportsmen, Cleaver was not inclined to train too hard. His playing colleagues were staggered that he could muster such emphatic performances in a match while having such a casual approach to the game. He won 14 caps for Wales between 1947 and 1950, winning nine matches and drawing two. His many achievements included the distinction of playing in three different positions against the 1947-48 Wallabies on their tour of Europe and finishing on the winning side each time. He was also an intelligent and very effective pivot in Wales’ Grand Slam of 1950, their first after a thirty-nine-year barren spell. In the same year, he toured Australia and New Zealand with the British Lions, when he played in all three of the New Zealand tests at fullback. One of the old after-dinner stories from the 1950 British Lions tour was that the tourists stopped at Ceylon on their sea-passage home, where they played a one-off match against the national team. Billy Cleaver, much to the amusement of the rest of the party, ended up running the line for the match where he was constantly heckled by the locals to give the score. Cleaver could excel anywhere in the backline, but fly-half is where he enjoyed playing the most. He spent six years at Cardiff RFC primarily as a fly-half, between 1945 and 1951, making 150 appearances. During the Second World War years he firstly played with Billy Darch as his half-back partner for Cardiff, who was replaced when Haydn Tanner joined the club, and they teamed up in one of the most famous halfback partnerships in rugby history. The 1947/48 season was particularly special at Cardiff, one in which he partnered with Tanner at scrumhalf and with the sublime partnership of Bleddyn Williams and Jack Matthews on his outside. That season was regarded as Cardiff’s best, they scored a remarkable 182 tries in 41 games and lost only twice. In ‘Rugger, My Life’ Bleddyn Williams writes a glowing tribute: ‘Cleaver was a natural footballer; but because people wanted a fly-half moulded on classical lines he was in and out of the Welsh team, playing at centre and full-back as well. But fly-half was his position, and I felt so all the time I was playing there for Wales against England in 1947. If “Billy Kick” had been out half that day I think Wales might have won.’ On his return from the Lions tour of 1950, Cleaver declined an invitation to be captain of Cardiff, instead retiring from the game entirely at the age of 29, to pursue further his career in mining. By the young age of 28 years of age, he had already become manager of North Celynen Colliery in Monmouthshire, eventually becoming a Deputy Director of the South Wales Coalfield. His premature retirement was a great loss to Welsh Rugby. But it was typical of the man who regarded rugby casually, as just another of his many interests and talents. He did however come back to figure at scrumhalf for the Lions against his beloved Cardiff to commemorate their 75th anniversary in 1951, partnering with Jack Kyle for one of the most spectacular games in post war rugby. Provenance: consigned in Ireland, from the collection of the late Jack Kyle OBE (1926 - 2014), one of Ireland's most famous players. The two players swapped jerseys on one of the occasions that they faced each other in 1947 or 1949 before the Wales team used a numbering system. The two players became good friends on tour with the British Lions where ‘he and Jack Kyle were as loth to appear at training periods as modern players are to pass the ball out in their own “25”….both their names will never be forgotten in the history of Rugby football.’ (Rugger, my life; Bleddyn Williams; Anchor press, 1956) Condition Report: one of the two buttons missing, faded printed ‘F’ on panel, small area of fading on back down spine, one small stitching repair on back which is believed to have been done during playing days, a few small blemishes but not serious, structurally no problems, in excellent condition overall, it has not been displayed so generally not faded and without pinholes or long-term folds
Lot 486
LARGE TIPPCO TINPLATE CLOCKWORK AIRSHIP 'R-100', c. early 1930s, with opening forward gondola for electric lamp (missing), four suspended propeller engines, and rear clockwork propeller, lined lithographed detailing, 63cms long Provenance: private collection Vale of Glamorgan, remaining in the family from new. Auctioneers Note: R-100 or Emperor of Canada was one of two British built rigid airships intended as passenger and mail transport between the UK and countries of the Empire under the Imperial Airship Scheme funded by the government. Designed by Barnes Wallis (later of 'bouncing bomb' fame) it first flew in December 1929 and successfully completed a return crossing of the Atlantic in July-August 1930. The scheme was terminated following the crash of the Air Ministry built airship R-101. in October of 1930 Condition Report: gondola loose, clockwork mechanism loose, lamp missing, main propeller badly bent, suspended propeller motors bent and loose, one tail fin loose, surface staining. Rare large version toy would benefit from complete restoration
Lot 111
Ein Meissen chinoiserie Becher mit Akantusblüten in einer vergoldetes Silber Trembleuse ca. 1735 Der Becher in der Art von J. G. gemalt Hörold mit einer ununterbrochenen Szene von Orientalen auf einer Terrasse. Die erste Gruppe von Figuren mit zwei Männern an einem Tisch, eine hält ein Kind und einen Diener mit einem Korb zu ihren Füßen, die andere mit zwei Figuren an einer Wiege, eine andere kümmert sich um ein dampfendes Gefäß auf einer Kohlenpfanne auf einem Eisen Rot Doppellinienstütze über einem Band aus geformten, nach oben gedrehten Akanthusblättern, die mit Vergoldungen angereichert sind. Der Innenraum mit einem vergoldeten Rand aus ineinandergreifenden Schriftrollen und Paneelen, einem vergoldeten Linienrand, einem Blattständer und einer abnehmbaren, durchbohrten, gelappten Galerie, die durch einen zentralen Ansatz verbunden ist. Unterglasurblaue Schwertermarke, Goldziffer "4" A Meissen chinoiserie beaker and silver-gilt trembleuse stand ca. 1735 The beaker painted in the manner of J.G. Hörold with a continuous scene of Orientals on a terrace. The first grouping of figures with twi men by a table, one holding an infant and a servant at their feet with a basket, the other with two figures by a cradle, another attending to a steaming vessel on a brazier, on an iron-red double line support above a band of moulded up-turned acanthus leaves einriched in gilding. The interior with a gilt border of interlocking scrolls and panels, gilt line rim, the lobed foliate stand and detachable pierced lobed gallery connected by a central lug. Blue crossed swords mark, gilders "4" mark.
Lot 132
A RARE GENTLEMAN'S STAINLESS STEEL ROLEX OYSTER PERPETUAL SUBMARINER BRACELET WATCHCIRCA 1967, REF. 5513 "METERS FIRST" MATT DIAL WITH "DOMED" ZINC SULPHIDE LUMINOUS, ACCOMPANIED BY THE ORIGINAL BOX, HANDWRITTEN GUARANTEE (SOLD IN 1969) & ANCHORMovement: 26J, automatic, cal. 1520, signed Rolex Geneva.Case: Diameter approx. 40mm, Oyster case, signed Montres Rolex S.A., dated II.67, numbered, 60 minute rotating bezel, Rolex crown.Bracelet: Original Rolex Oyster riveted bracelet, numbered 7206/80, dated 2.67.CONDITION REPORTDial: Original dial in very good condition, showing some small signs of age.Movement: Running & functioning at present, timekeeping and accuracy cannot be guaranteed.Case: In excellent condition, with light scratches due to general use, bezel insert missing pearl.Strap/Bracelet: In good condition, with some wear to the links due to general use.
Lot 2204
D. J. T. L. Danz: "Versuch einer allgemeinen D. J. T. L. Danz: "Versuch einer allgemeinen Geschichte der menschlichen Nahrungsmittel". Originaltitel Bd. 1. Erste und einzige Ausgabe, Dyckische Buchhandlung, Leipzig, 1806. 272 S.; Exlibris. Orangefarben marmorierter Papiereinband sowie Bindung minim. besch.; Titelblatt rest.; Altersgemäße Gebrauchsspuren. Nicht kollationiert. 18,5 cm x 13,5 cm. Provenienz: Aus der Kochbuchsammlung Hans Joachim Große Gorgemann. Vgl. hierzu Weiss, Gastronomia, Nr. 672. A German book on history of human nourishments published in Leipzig 1806. First and only edition. Bookplate. Minor flaws to the cover and binding. Frontispiece restored. Age-related signs of use. Not collated.
Lot 2526
Zwölf Art Déco-Messerbänke Zwölf Art Déco-Messerbänke in Original-Schatulle. Plated. Vollplastische, kubistische Darstellung von jeweils zwei Vögeln, Bären, Löwen, Schweinen, Katzen und Hunden. Entw. Édouard-Marcel Sandoz. Gem., Gallia, Herstellerzeichen. L. 8 cm - 10,6 cm. Die Messerbänke wurden in den späten 1920er Jahren für den Speisesaal der 1. Klasse auf dem Kreuzfahrtschiff SS Normandie von dem Schweizer Bildhauer Édouard-Marcel Sandoz (1881-1971) entworfen. Twelve plated Parisian Art Deco figural knife rests with original box designed by Édouard-Marcel Sandoz (1881-1971) in the late 1920's for the First Class dining room at the SS Normandie Ocean Liner. Marked Gallia, maker´s mark. Frankreich. Paris. Orfèvrerie Christofle. 20. Jh. im Internet
Lot 2243
Franz Urban: "Das Buch des Conditors Franz Urban: "Das Buch des Conditors oder Anleitung zur praktischen Erzeugung der verschiedensten Artikel aus dem Coditorei-Fache". Originaltitel Erstausgabe, A. Hartleben, Wien/Pest/Leipzig. 1890. 444 S.; Exlibris. Eigentümersig.; 37 Lithographie-Tafeln. Heller Halbleineneinband erneuert. Altersgemäße Gebrauchsspuren. Nicht kollationiert. 19 cm x 14,5 cm. Provenienz: Aus der Kochbuchsammlung Hans Joachim Große Gorgemann. Vgl. Weiss, Gastronomia, Nr. 3923. A cookbook on patisserie published in Vienna, Pest and Leipzig 1890. First edition. Bookplate. Owners signature. 37 plates with lithographs. Cover replaced. Age-related signs of use. Not collated. nur im Internet
Lot 2233
Bernhardine Westing: "Die Wangeroger Küche". Originaltitel Bernhardine Westing: "Die Wangeroger Küche". Originaltitel Erste Ausgabe, Schulzesche Buchhandlung, Oldenburg, 1849. 327 S.; Brauner Leineneinband mit Goldprägung. Exlibris. Handschriftliche Notizen auf Vor- und Nachsatz. Seiten teilw. mit Knickspuren, stock- und wasserfleckig. Altersgemäße Gebrauchsspuren. Nicht kollationiert. 20 cm x 13,5 cm. Provenienz: Aus der Kochbuchsammlung von Walter Putz, danach Sammlung Hans Joachim Große Gorgemann. Vgl. Weiss, Gastronomia, Nr. 4164. A German cookbook published in Oldenburg 1849. First edition. Exlibris. Handwritten notes on endpapers. Pages partially creased, water stained and foxed. Age-related signs of use. Not collated.
Lot 2246
Rudolf Karg: "Herrschaftliche Back- und Speiseküche". Rudolf Karg: "Herrschaftliche Back- und Speiseküche". Originaltitel Erstausgabe, Gebrüder Mann, Berlin, 1902. 576 S.; Goldgeprägter Halbledereinband. Marmorierter Buchschnitt. Exlibris. Zahlreiche Illustrationen. Unw. wasser- und stockfleckig. Eine Seite fingerfleckig. Altersgemäße Gebrauchsspuren. Nicht kollationiert. 24,5 cm x 18,5 cm. Provenienz: Aus der Kochbuchsammlung Hans Joachim Große Gorgemann. Vgl. Weiss, Gastronomia, Nr. 1835. A German cookbook published in Berlin 1902. First edition. Bookplate. Numerous illustrations. Minor foxing. Age-related signs of use. Not collated. nur im Internet
Lot 2195
"Neues lehrreiches und vollständiges Magazin, vor junges "Neues lehrreiches und vollständiges Magazin, vor junges Frauenzimmer die ganze Koch-Kunst, und Zuckerbeckerei, samt allem, was damit verknüpft ist, vollkommen zu erlernen". Originaltitel Bd. 1. Erstausgabe, Michael Maklot, Karlsruhe, 1769. 750 S.; Halbledereinband erneuert. Marmorierter Buchschnitt. Exlibris. Zahlreiche Textholzschnitte. Altersgemäße Gebrauchsspuren. Nicht kollationiert. 17,5 cm x 11,5 cm. Provenienz: Aus der Kochbuchsammlung Hans Joachim Große Gorgemann. Vgl. Weiss, Gastronomia, Nr. 2752. The first volume of a German cookbook published in Karlsruhe 1769. First edition. Cover replaced. Bookplate. Numerous woodcuts in text. Age-related signs of use. Not collated.
Lot 2194
"Das allerneueste Pariser Koch-Buch (...) nebst "Das allerneueste Pariser Koch-Buch (...) nebst einem Trenchier-Buch mit Figuren". Originaltitel. Erstausgabe, Amand König, Strasburg, 1752. 436 S.; Brauner Ledereinband. Marmorierter Buchschnitt. Exlibris. Titelkupfer, Vier Falttafeln. Textholzschnitte. Altersgemäße Gebrauchsspuren. Nicht kollationiert. 17,5 cm x 11,5 cm. Provenienz: Aus der Kochbuchsammlung Hans Joachim Große Gorgemann. Vgl. Weiss, Gastronomia, Nr. 69. A German cookbook published in Strasbourg 1752. First edition. Bookplate. Frontispiece. Four folding plates. Woodcuts in text. Age-related signs of use. Not collated.
Lot 287
A Beswick Pinto pony, model No.1373, first version, Skewbald, gloss finish; together with a Beswick Appaloosa pony, model No.1516, spotted gloss finish; and a Palamino pony (3)Condition report: Black & White horse chipped to the ear and crazedGolden horse chipped to the ear and repaired to one legBrown/white horse intact, but crazed
Lot 328
Etui mit 5 Original-Repliken der ersten 5-DM-Gedenkmünzen, 925er Sterlingsilber, Gesamt-Gew.56g, Prägejahr 2003, mit Echtheits-Zertifikaten, in Kapsel, pp: Freiherr von Eichendorff, Ludwig Wilhelm von Baden, Friedrich von Schiller, Germanisches Nationalmuseum, Johann Gottlieb FichteCase with 5 original replicas of the first 5 DM commemorative coins, 925 sterling silver, total weight 56g
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Lot 418
Arthur Ransome: Swallows And Amazons, reprint December 1937, We Didn't Mean To Go To Sea, 8th impression July 1941, Coot Club, Pigeon Post, Great Northern and Winter Holiday, 5th impressions 1937 - 1948, Picts. first pub 1943, Secret Water, first pub. 1939, Missee Lee first pub. 1941, The Big Six first pub. 1940, all Jonathan Cape green cloth (11 volumes)
Lot 351
JOHN ELWYN oil on canvas - early career still-life with fruit, signed verso and dated c.1937, 29 x 37cms Provenance: private collection mid-Wales Auctioneer's Note: John Elwyn would have been around twenty-one and art school at Carmarthen and living at Emlyn Mill, his family home in Newcastle Emlyn. He painted still-life throughout his career in order to practise his observation skills. The first painting that Elwyn exhibited at Royal Academy was a flower study. This work is understood to be his earliest surviving still-life painting Presentation & Condition: no apparent problems other than surface dust, seemingly original antique-type gilt wooden frame
Lot 358
DENIS MATHEWS (1913 - 1997) oil on canvas - study of a green parrot perched amongst flowers on a dish, unsigned, 32 x 40cms Provenance: private collection Buckinghamshire, purchased by vendor from the artist's retrospective sale in Machynlleth in 1990s, the artist's partner referred to the painting as 'Dora Carrington's Parrot' Auctioneer's Note: Denis Mathews (1913 - 1997) was a well-known painter, printmaker, draughtsman and art critic. He was born in London, son of the Canadian artist Richard George Mathews, and studied at the Slade School 1930-33 and 1935-36. He exhibited with The London Group, Redfern Gallery and Agnews, and had his first one man show in 1947 at The Leicester Galleries. Mathews was secretary of The Contemporary Art Society 1945-56 and he illustrated 'A Book of Burgundy' by Pierre Poupon and Pierre Forgeot, published in 1958. His work is represented in several public collections, including The Tate Gallery, Imperial War Museum and the Government Art Collection. He lived at Felin Bach in Brecon and signed his work simply 'Denis'. His first show was with Christopher Wood. The artist was particularly famous for his early paintings in Bali and when he stayed at chinese cotton co-operative during the Maoist era Presentation & Condition: painting in good condition, in old untidy frame, re framing recommended
Lot 179
PAUL PETER PIECH two colour linocut poster - image of Welsh dragon with English translation of the first verse of Welsh National Anthem, 64 x 45cms Provenance: private collection Cardiff, letter to vendor from the artist on headed paper Presentation & Condition: unframed, slight blemishes only, paper not torn or creased
Lot 214
HOWARD ROBERTS watercolour - Aberystwyth harbour with boats and buildings, signed and dated 1984, 35 x 46cms Provenance: private collection mid-Wales Auctioneer's Note: Howard Roberts owned Wales' first commercial art gallery in Cardiff specialising in Welsh artists' work Presentation & Condition: no problems, framed and glazed
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