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Lot 215
A framed set of four Concorde related First Day Covers, with a photograph of Concorde bearing black signature for Brian Trubshaw, together with a collection of FDCs and other related items such as an 1832 stamped letter, two penny red envelopes, also a framed pre-decimal two note and coin set in frame (parcel)
Lot 219
A PAIR OF CHINESE YELLOW-GROUND 'DRAGON' BOWLS GUANGXU 1875-1908 Each decorated with two incised dragons chasing pearls amidst fire wisps and clouds above stylised waves in green against a yellow ground, the base with a four character mark in underglaze blue which reads qing hua zhenpin (precious object of splendour) indicating it was made for the use of a first rank concubine, 16.2cm. (2) Cf. R E Scott, Elegant Form and Harmonious Decoration, Four Dynasties of Jingdezhen Porcelain, fig.199, p.172 and also G Avitabile, From the Dragon's Treasure, pp.88-89, no.121 for similar examples. Provenance: an English private collection, Hampshire. Ł1500-2500 清雍正 粉彩萬壽紋瓶
Lot 273
A RARE PAIR OF INSCRIBED CHINESE SAUCERS TRANSITIONAL C.1640 One painted with a boy playing a flute, riding a buffalo on a mountain path, with two lines of the poem Cunwan (Village at Dusk) by Lei Zhen from the Northern Song Dynasty. The other painted with a scholar on a terrace looking towards an official who is fanned by his attendant among clouds, inscribed to the left with two final verses of the poem Shang yuan shi yan (Royal Banquet on the Fifteenth Day of the First Month) by Su Shi (1037-1101), each is supported on a broad footrim, 13cm. (2) One poem reads: 'The herding boy returns, riding sideways on the back of his buffalo. With his small flute he plays a random melody, blowing just as he pleases.' the other reads: 'In the Tongming Hall attendants and ministers stand with eager attention. A rosy cloud holds aloft the Jade Emperor.' Ł8000-12000 二十世紀 粉彩開光山水紋扁瓶 一對《乾隆年製》仿款
Lot 87
A GOOD CHINESE BAMBOO BITONG EARLY 18TH CENTURY The cylindrical body carved with Kui Xing, the God of Examinations, holding a ladle and leading the first prize winning scholar, Zhung Yuan, who is riding a donkey, his three attendants nearby, the wood with a deep patina, 14.7cm. Ł5000-8000 十八世紀早期 竹雕魁星筆筒
Lot 210
CRICKET, original sepia photo, showing Kingsmill J. Key h/s, from Gentlemen v Players match at Hastings Cricket Festival, September 1894, 4.25 x 3.25, probably taken by Hawkins, from Umpire Robert Toms collection (originally sold in 1977 MCC Bicentenary auction), Thoms was the leading umpire of the period and stood in the first two test matches in England (1880 & 1882), VG
Lot 206
CRICKET, original sepia photo, showing part of South team at Hastings Cricket Festival, September 1894, inc. Walter Read, Herbert Hewett, Bob Thoms (umpire), WG Grace, Bill Lockwood, Bobby Abel & Henry Wood, 4.25 x 3.25, probably taken by Hawkins, from Umpire Robert Toms collection (originally sold in 1977 MCC Bicentenary auction), Thoms was the leading umpire of the period and stood in the first two test matches in England (1880 & 1882), VG
Lot 208
CRICKET, original sepia photo, showing Billy Murdoch h/s, from Gentlemen v Players match at Hastings Cricket Festival, September 1894, 3.25 x 4.25, probably taken by Hawkins, from Umpire Robert Toms collection (originally sold in 1977 MCC Bicentenary auction), Thoms was the leading umpire of the period and stood in the first two test matches in England (1880 & 1882), VG
Lot 211
CRICKET, original sepia photo, showing umpires Thoms & Carpenter with Walter Read in front of scoreboard at Hastings Cricket Festival, September 1894, 4.25 x 3.25, probably taken by Hawkins, from Umpire Robert Toms collection (originally sold in 1977 MCC Bicentenary auction), Thoms was the leading umpire of the period and stood in the first two test matches in England (1880 & 1882), VG
Lot 1239
MIXED, complete & part sets, inc. football (90), Thomson, Football Favourites, Turf, Sherman, Fleetway, Sport & Adventure; anon Safety First (Oriental); Players, Wild Birds, Film Stars, Birds & their Young; Churchman, Eastern Proverbs, Story of Navigation; Wills, Allied Army Leaders, many Carreras Black Cat (duplication) etc., G to MT, Qty.
Lot 1071
WILLS, complete (2) & part sets & odds, inc. Air Raid Precautions, Alpine Flowers, Arms of Foreign Cities, Association Footballers, British Birds, Britain's Part in The War, British Butterflies, Cricketers 2nd, Dogs, Do You Know 1st, 2nd & 3rd, Engineering Wonders, Famous Inventions, Household Hints, Life in The Royal Navy; mainly part sets & odds, inc. Flowering Trees & Shrubs, Garden Hints, Gems of Belgian Architecture, Homeland Events, Life in The Tree Tops, Lucky Charms, Mining, Old English Garden Flowers, Our King and Queen, Overseas Dominions (Canada), Radio Celebrities, Roses, Safety First, Speed, Strange Craft, Wonders of The Sea, The Coronation Series, The Reign of H.M.King George V, The Sea-Shore, Wild Flowers 1st & 2nd, Wonders of The Past, Ships' Badges etc., in three modern albums, G to EX, 550*
Lot 207
CRICKET, original sepia photo, showing part of South team at Hastings Cricket Festival, September 1894, inc. Walter Read, Herbert Hewett, Bob Thoms (umpire), WG Grace, Frederick Martin, Bill Lockwood, Bobby Abel & Henry Wood, 3.25 x 4.25, probably taken by Hawkins, from Umpire Robert Toms collection (originally sold in 1977 MCC Bicentenary auction), Thoms was the leading umpire of the period and stood in the first two test matches in England (1880 & 1882), VG
Lot 143
CRICKET, ceramics, pottery pintray for Alletsons innings v Sussex 1911, with scripted testimonial to front "A memorable innings without a parallel in First Class Cricket History, NOTTS v SUSSEX, Brighton 1911, Alletson, a Notts player was an hour making his first 50, hit his second 50 in 15 minutes and his last 89 in 15 minutes. After lunch he scored 115 out of 124 in 7 overs, hitting Killick for 22 in one over and 34 in another. His 189 out of 227 occupied him 90 minutes, WP Fecit", later inscription to back "A small token of admiration of superb cricket by Herbert Sutcliffe 'down under' 1924-5, from W. Powell, May 1925", 4.5 x 3.25 (shaped), EX
Lot 212
CRICKET, original sepia photo, showing scoreboard after famous Surrey v Lancashire tied match at Hastings Cricket Festival, September 1894, scoreboard shows Lancashire bowled out for 74 to tie the match, 4.25 x 3.25, probably taken by Hawkins, from Umpire Robert Toms collection (originally sold in 1977 MCC Bicentenary auction), Thoms was the leading umpire of the period and stood in the first two test matches in England (1880 & 1882), corner crease, G
Lot 209
CRICKET, original sepia photo, showing William Newham h/s, from Gentlemen v Players match at Hastings Cricket Festival, September 1894, 3.25 x 4.25, probably taken by Hawkins, from Umpire Robert Toms collection (originally sold in 1977 MCC Bicentenary auction), Thoms was the leading umpire of the period and stood in the first two test matches in England (1880 & 1882), VG
Lot 45
WINSTON CHURCHILL, CONISTON. Published MacMillan 1906, A Modern Chronicle. Published MacMillan 1910, PLUS TWO OTHER CHURCHILL TITLES, Franz Katka. The Castle. Published by Secher and Warberg 1953 and The Trail. Published Secher and Warberg, P.G. Wodehouse. A Few Quick Ones. Published Herbert Jenkins. First edition 1959. TOGETHER WITH A SELECTION OF OTHER TITLES MANY IN ORIGINAL DUST JACKETS, authors including Herman Melville, Rudyard Kipling, Anthony Hope, William Faulkner etc....
Lot 19
THOMAS DUNHAM WHITAKER. A History of Richmondshire in the North Riding of the County of York. 2 vols, printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown etc... 1823. First edition set. Elephant folio bound in half leather, board holding in each case, spine strip missing on each volume with a remnant of one. Internally text block in solid and holding well, illustrated throughout with various pedigrees, views etc....
Lot 59
POETRY - POET UNDER SATURN THE TRAGEDY OF VERLAINE by Marcel Coulon. Published Humphrey Toulmin 1932. First edition with D/j. VARIOUS VOLUMES of The Maximus Poems, Charles Olson Archaeologist of Morning. Published Cape Goliard Press 1970. First edition. TOGETHER WITH VARIOUS OLDER PUBLICATIONS, Romantic to modern, Byron, Kipling, Blake, Swift Dunbar etc.....
Lot 130
HENRY DONN, The Illustrated Limited Editions of L.S. Lowry, First edition signed by Henry Donn with dedication 'With kind regards Henry', notes for catalogue of the Blake Library at the Georgian House Mersham. Published Golden Head Press Ltd. 1962. TOGETHER WITH A SMALL SELECTION OF VARIOUS NON FICTION AND FICTION TITLES
Lot 64
W.H. AUDEN AND CHRISTOPHER ISHERWOOD. On the Frontier. Published by Faber and Faber 1938. First edition with extensively repaired D/j, with two other Auden titles. Henry Miller Letters to Anais Nin. Published Peter Owen 1965. First edition, with SEVEN OTHER MILLER TITLES and a facsimile copy of Dennis Wheatley, Murder in Miami
Lot 25
THE BIRDS OF CHESHIRE. Hedley Bell. Published Sherratt 1962. First edition, KIPLING Just So Stories. Published MacMillan Library Edition 1944 with pictorial D/j by J. Kingsford. TOGETHER WITH VARIOUS NON FICTION AND FICTION TITLES, authors including R.L. Stevenson, A.W. Boyd, Ward Lock Guides etc... (contents of one box)
Lot 33
CAPTAIN SIR. RICHARD F. BURTON. First Footsteps in East Africa or An Exploration of Harar. Memorial Edition in 2 vols (vol 6 & 7 of the Memorial Edition of Burton's works). Published Tylston and Edwards 1894, original black cloth with gilt design to the front panel and gilt text to the spine, top edges red. Complete with illustrations and maps, omitting plate facing page 62 'The Fal' as called for in this edition. TOGETHER WITH BERTRAM THOMAS, ARABIA FELIX, forward by T.E. Lawrence. Published Cape 1932 (3)
Lot 55
RICHARD ADAMS. The Plague Dog. Published Allen Lane Rex Collings, 1977. First edition, Illustrated Alfred Wainwright. The Complete Plays of Bernard Shaw, Prefaces by Bernard Shaw. TOGETHER WITH VARIOUS FICTION TITLES, authors including; Alexander Dumas, R.L. Stevenson, T.S. Eliot, and a SMALL SELECTION OF NON FICTION (contents of 2 boxes)
Lot 110
JOHN BUCHAN. Mr Standfast (Richard Hannay novel), Published Hodder and Stoughton 1919. First edition. ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE. The Exploits of Brigadier Gerard. Published Smith Elder 1912 New Edition. TOGETHER WITH A MIXTURE OF NON FICTION AND FICTION TITLES, various topics Needlecraft. Masonic etc...
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