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Lot 679
An excellent collection of cigarette cards in albums along with loose and collections banded loose. Albums to include John Player Aeroplanes, Kensitas album of National Flags, African Wild Life, Radio Celebrities, Bird Portraits, British Wildlife, Freshwater Fish, RAF Badges, Cycling 1839 - 1939, An Album of Motor Cars, Battleships, The Kings & Queens of England, Safety First, 3 x blank never filled WD & HO Wills Cigarette Cards albums ( small size ), Wills cigarette picture-card albums x 2 Lucky Charms & Railway Engines, Wills Dogs ( never used ) along with loose as seen
Lot 625
Floyer, Sir John; The Sibylline Oracles Translated from the Best Greek Copies, and Compar'd with the Sacred Prophesies , Especially with Daniel and the Revelations, and with So Much History as Plainly Shews That Many of the Sibyls Predictions are Exactly Fulfill'd. First Edition, 1713 antiquarian book. Floyer, Sir John. printed by R. Bruges for J. Nicholson, London. Full leather boards with gilt titled sectional spine.
Lot 1118
A group of various gold items to include an 18ct yellow gold pendant modelled as a key on 9ct gold chain, a 9ct pocket watch chain with T-bar, a spare clasp, a curb link bracelet centred with a cameo, a group of various predominantly gold charms to include examples modelled as a chest, a first aid kit, balance scales, also a gold mounted Cypriot gold coin, approx 70g.
Lot 129
A small quantity of playworn diecast vehicles including a Jaguar 3.4l Dinky car, a Welly Mercedes Benz, Matchbox Rolls Royce Silver Spirit, etc, a 1950s copy of Muffin the Mule by Annette Mills, children's books including Tiger Annual, Rupert Bear Annual, etc, and a 45 record of Yuri Gagarin's first manned space orbit flight.
Lot 333
A collection of Royal Doulton character jugs; D6455 "Don Quixote", D6440 "Porthos", D6439 "Athos", D6441 "Aramis" (all first quality), D6691 "D'Artagnan", D6335 "Long John Silver", D6498 "The Lawyer", D6867 "The Gardener", D5847 "Leprechaun", D6697 "The Fireman", D6660 "Sir Francis Drake" and "Happy John (these eight are second quality) and four Beswick Dickensian character jugs; "Tony Weller" x2, "Sairey Gamp" and "Micawber" (16). CONDITION REPORT: Eight of the Royal Doulton character jugs are of second quality. Porthos has crazing to the glaze on his face. Don Quixote has a small firing crack to the rim. Aramis and Athos are in good condition. The three Beswick character jugs with green hats all have crazing to the glaze throughout. Tony Weller has a chip to the hat. The other Tony Weller has a crack to the handle.
Lot 349
A Royal Worcester porcelain vase of baluster form, hand painted with Highland cattle, signed "H(?) Stinton", probably Harry Stinton, marked in puce to the base, date code for 1918, also marked G702, height 14cm. CONDITION REPORT: The first name initial is illegible but looks like an H. There is a tiny chip to the rim covered with gilt and may be a manufacturing imperfection or a simple restoration. There is an area of firing/glazing imperfection to the opposing side of the main image which is surface bubbles and black dots with tiny similar dots on the neck and area of gilding and odd ones to the rest of the body. Also tarnish to gilding on the band around the flared rim.
Lot 591
GREAT BRITAIN STAMPS; a large collection in boxes from 1840 1d blacks (3, one on cover) and 2d, Mulready 1d letter sheet, 1d red reconstructions, later Victorian including 1891 £1, 1902 £1, 1929 £1 PUC (mint), QE2 including booklets with Prestige series, first day covers etc, also Isle of Man, USA collection including modern mint special sheets, Russia collection etc
Lot 628
RAPIN DE THOYRAS, PAUL, AND N TINDAL; the first two volumes of The History of England, written in French by Rapin de Thoyras and translated into English by N Tindal, printed by and for John Harrison, Newgate Street, London in 1785 and 1786, illustrated with portrait illustrations, genealogy charts, coinage and medal illustrations etc, the volumes continue up to and including William and Mary, with volume indexes, ex public library, folio size, rebound in cloth bindings.
Lot 948
Two early 20th century silver and enamel circular patch boxes, the first with central panel depicting a musician and two female figures in a landscape with a pale blue guilloche enamel decorated border and base, diameter 5cm, the second with main panel depicting two female figures wearing elaborate clothes within a landscape, with two bands of pink enamel decoration to the sides, diameter 3.25cm (2).
![[MISCELLANEOUS] Christie, Agatha. Ordeal by Innocence, first edition, Crime Club, London, 1958, boards, dustjacket, octavo; S](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/949ca586-04ad-44dc-9856-a64a0095c2f3/b3ed4da0-efee-4dcc-f0d5-993175bd62cb/468x382.jpg)
Lot 204
[MISCELLANEOUS] Christie, Agatha. Ordeal by Innocence, first edition, Crime Club, London, 1958, boards, dustjacket, octavo; Seago, Edward. Tideline. The Ebb and Flow of Memory and Experience, first edition, Collins, London, 1948, cloth, colour and monochrome plate illustrations, octavo; Milne, A.A. Those Were the Days, first edition, Methuen, London, 1929, blue cloth, octavo; and Maxwell, Gavin. The Rocks Remain, first edition, Longmans, London, 1063, cloth, dustjacket, octavo, (4).
![[MISCELLANEOUS] Grubb, Norman. Cherries, first edition, Lockwood, London, 1949, boards, dustjacket, colour plate illustration](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/949ca586-04ad-44dc-9856-a64a0095c2f3/927cd8a9-cd88-4755-e8bd-4655aeadc8be/468x382.jpg)
Lot 206
[MISCELLANEOUS] Grubb, Norman. Cherries, first edition, Lockwood, London, 1949, boards, dustjacket, colour plate illustrations, quarto; Taylor, H.V. The Plums of England, Lockwood, London, 1949, boards, dustjacket, colour plate illustrations, quarto; Taylor, H.V. The Apples of England, third edition, Lockwood, London, 1948, cloth, dustjacket, colour plate illustrations, quarto; and ten other assorted works, including booklets, (13).
![[MISCELLANEOUS] Davies, Philip. Lost London 1870-1945, first edition, Transatlantic Press, Croxley Green, 2009, boards, dustj](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/949ca586-04ad-44dc-9856-a64a0095c2f3/fe1f9170-0072-44ba-ef3e-c09580a3b642/468x382.jpg)
![[MISCELLANEOUS]Hell, Xavier Hommaire de. Travels in the Steppes of the Caspian Sea, the Crimea, the Caucasus, &c, Chapman & H](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/949ca586-04ad-44dc-9856-a64a0095c2f3/58a3e385-aabe-48f2-9afb-4bc7f2591251/468x382.jpg)
Lot 214
[MISCELLANEOUS]Hell, Xavier Hommaire de. Travels in the Steppes of the Caspian Sea, the Crimea, the Caucasus, &c, Chapman & Hall, London, 1847, pebble-grained dark red cloth gilt, all edges gilt, tissue-guarded engraved frontispiece, octavo (hinges weak; upper board creased); Dickens, Charles. The Posthumous Papers of the Pickwick Club, Chapman & Hall, London, 1847, green cloth, engraved frontispiece, octavo; Russell, A.D. Legends of the Bocas, Trinidad, first edition, Palmer, London, 1922, two-tone cloth, plate illustrations, quarto; and seven other works, (10).
![[MISCELLANEOUS] Shore, W. Teignmouth. Kent, Black, London, 1907, decorative green cloth, top edges gilt, paper-protected colo](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/949ca586-04ad-44dc-9856-a64a0095c2f3/d5494d0c-65b7-4821-f256-84eafebb6fe7/468x382.jpg)
Lot 215
[MISCELLANEOUS] Shore, W. Teignmouth. Kent, Black, London, 1907, decorative green cloth, top edges gilt, paper-protected colour plate illustrations by W. Biscombe Gardner, folding map, quarto (hinges tender); 'Grey Owl' [Archibald Belaney]. The Men of the Last Frontier, reprint, Country Life, London, 1935, grey cloth, plate illustrations from photographs, SIGNED BY AUTHOR, octavo; Course, Captain A.G. Painted Ports. The Story of the Ships of Devitt & Moore, first edition, Hollis & Carter, London, 1961, boards, dustjacket, plate illustrations from photographs, octavo; and eight other works, (11).
![[MISCELLANEOUS] Huxley, Aldous. Eyeless in Gaza, first edition, Chatto & Windus, London, 1936, beige cloth, octavo; Wells, H.](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/949ca586-04ad-44dc-9856-a64a0095c2f3/799c63ff-0e6a-4d5e-eaea-9c91ecbf606c/468x382.jpg)
Lot 216
[MISCELLANEOUS] Huxley, Aldous. Eyeless in Gaza, first edition, Chatto & Windus, London, 1936, beige cloth, octavo; Wells, H.G. A Year of Prophesying, first edition, Fisher Unwin, London, 1924, blue cloth, octavo; Wells, H.G. Experiment in Autobiography, Volume II, first edition, Gollancz / Cresset Press, london, 1934, orange cloth, octavo; Koestler, Arthur. The Case of the Midwife Toad, first edition, Hutchinson, London, 1971, boards, dustjacket, octavo; and a further nine works by Koestler, (13).
![[SCIENCE]. AGRICULTURE Journal of the Bath and West of England Society, Third Series Vol. XX (1888-89) - Fourth Series Vol. I](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/949ca586-04ad-44dc-9856-a64a0095c2f3/a2f195af-887a-44a4-bf47-7e4f2f992d7e/468x382.jpg)
![[MISCELLANEOUS] 'Miss Read' [Dora Jessie Saint]. Thirty-seven works, many first editions, including Village Diary, 1957; Hobb](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/949ca586-04ad-44dc-9856-a64a0095c2f3/57cbb6a0-ec60-4135-80c3-f80fe9a98c88/468x382.jpg)
Lot 220
[MISCELLANEOUS] 'Miss Read' [Dora Jessie Saint]. Thirty-seven works, many first editions, including Village Diary, 1957; Hobby Horse Cottage, 1958; Storm in the Village, 1958; Miss Clare Remembers, 1962; Over the Gate, 1964; Village Christmas, 1966; The Market Square, 1966; The Howards of Caxley, 1967; and The Fairacre Festival, 1968, (box).
Lot 238
TWO CORONATION CEREMONIAL STAFFS both of wood and painted crimson with gold ends, the first with ER VII cypher below a crown and above a crossed sword and sceptre with orb, dated 1902; the second with GR V cypher below a crown and above a crossed sword and sceptre with orb, dated 1911, each 77cm long.
Lot 180
Tri-ang Railways OO Gauge Locomotives, Britannia' renamed 70048 'The Territorial Army 1908-1958' and replacement front bogie wheels, black Baltic 4-6-4T, BR blue D6830 Diesel (in Mainline box), black 0-6-0 Saddle Tank and red Steeple cab (lacks plastic pantograph), together with books Tri-ang Railways First Ten Years and A Short History of Tri-ang by Stanford, F-G, 70048 lacks one front step, F-G (7)
Lot 505
A Collection of Historic Railway Timetables and other Ephemera, mostly from the Southern/Isle of Wight area, including LSWR timetables for 1891, 1908, 1909 and SR (ex-LSWR) 1923, all G-VG, together with various track plans, photographs, LPC booklets on 'The First Railway in London' (1912) and 'The Lord Nelson' (1926), both VG, various prints and line drawings, early preservation-era literature and complete newspapers announcing the Beeching Plan, overall G (qty)
Lot 549
GWR and BR Metal First Aid Boxes and Cups, the largest measuring 18" x 12" x 5", complete with vintage contents - Eye Pads, dressings, splints (stamped GWR), bandages, and record of 1st Aid rendered, circa 1956-67, the front of box marked 'No 2 GWR First Aid Cabinet' in white with no 1377 in red, overall F, with two other smaller boxes, one with old GWR lettering over-painted and with a group of original GWR bandages inside, the third box empty, and with two sports cups, 'The Arkell's Cup' and 'The Courage Cup', all believed from Swindon Works (5)
Lot 615
Wrenn OO Gauge Wagons, W5022A 'Fyffe's Banana Van x 3, first produced in 1987 during a packaging shortage, hence these are P3 boxes with box end stamp W5022 as the W5022A stamp was not used until much later, only 426 made, W5058 GW Fruit Van, produced during change over from P3 to P4, this version is in a factory over labelled P3 box, all in original Wrenn boxes, VG-E, boxes VG-E, (4)
Lot 423
Hornby and Leeds 0 Gauge Coaching stock and other items, Leeds Pullman Car No 86 Third Class with fully fitted interior and kitchen and GWR brown and cream First/Third coach LMC 1927, F, both require some TLC, Hornby pre-war LMS 4-wheel LMS coach, LMS open wagon, Pullman Car 'Aurelia', M1 Station, Signal Box and Telegraph pole and quantity of clockwork track and clips, F
Lot 116
A Fukugawa, a pair and four other Imari plates, the first painted with four scholars admiring a scroll within bamboo on a red ground, 21.5cm (8.5 in) diameter, the pair with central moulded chrysanthemum flower heads, 22cm (8.5 in) and the largest of the remainder with pairs of figures in two fan shaped panels, 23.5cm (9.25 in) diameter (7) (D) The Fukugawa has a star crack. One of the pair has a chip and consequent crack. The largest plate has a hair crack
Lot 161
A matched pair of ancestor portraits, the enthroned man with his left hand holding the end of his necklace below his first rank civil rank badge on his blue coat, 117.5 x 50cm (46.25 x 19.75 in), the enthroned lady wearing a third rank civil rank badge on her red coat, 96 x 60cm (37.75 x 23.5 in), both framed (2)
Lot 157
A pair of 20th century flower paintings, another of a kingfisher and three Japanese garden prints, the first pair within brocading and black frames, the watercolours signed and sealed, 30 x 34.5cm (11.75 x 13.5 in), the kingfisher watching fish from a willow branch, seal mark in red, 30 x 37.5cm (11.75 x 14.75 in), the early 20th century prints signed below the characters for Japan, the images 17 x 23cm (6.75 x 9 in) (6)
Lot 78
A 19th century Chinese blue and white charger together with another Japanese Imari, the first painted with deer and cranes about a riverside pine tree within a band of blossoms settling on cracking ice, 35cm (13.75 in) diameter, the Imari with a phoenix flying over foliage and ribbon tied cash, 31cm (12.25 in) diameter (2) Good
Lot 39
A 19th century famille verte vase, another with incised blue ground, a biscuit decorated vase, the waisted cylindrical sides of the first painted with flowers growing amongst rocks, Kangxi marks, 15cm (6 in) high, famille rose roundels painted on the flared beaker sides of the second, Qianlong seal mark, 11cm (4.25 in) high, the baluster shape of the last painted with cherry trees flowering on a green ground, 29.5cm (11.75 in) high (3) (D) The first vase with three large chips out of the rim and one consequent crack. The beaker shaped vase has a chip from the foot. The biscuit vase has a crack in the flared rim
Lot 226
Ohara Koson (1877-1945), a peacock print, another bird print and two after Hokusai, the first depicting the bird perched amongst cherry blossom, seal mark of Koson,33 x 17cm (13 x 6.75 in), framed, the second of two cranes on a shore, 24 x 25.5cm (9.5 x 10 in), unframed, the prints after Hokusai of a barrel maker and a distant view of Mount Fuji, oban yokoe, unframed (4)
Lot 127
Two embroidered silk over lintel panels, the first rectangular, the turquoise ground embroidered in gold thread with two Buddhist lions holding the ribbons of a central brocade ball, each flanked by pups, the lower three sides with a white band, 46 x 151cm (18 x 59.5 in), the second dark blue panel embroidered with butterfly framed crane roundels within a band of lotus in white and blues, two waves to the lower edge of the rectangular shape, 55 x 169cm (21.5 x 66.5 in) (2)
Lot 63
Two Yixing tea pots and covers, the two red clay bodies of one linked by buff clay dragons and clouds, a bird and cash forming the cover finials, 20.5cm (8 in) wide, the other with black bamboo handles and red cherry blossoms trailing onto the shoulders from the brown rustic spout, 11.5cm (4.5 in) diameter, all with seal marks (4) (D) The dragon joining the two bodies together of the first has lost a whisker and there is a crack through the smaller tea pot body. The cover finial of the second described may have been dowelled back
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