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Dreweatts & Bloomsbury (Dreweatts)
Lot 135

A Very Rare K 428 Chair By Walter Knoll Germany circa 1932, a very rare model K428 chair designed by Walter Knoll, commissioned by Thonet for the K series in 1932, cold-drawn steel tube. 53cm wide, 81cm high, 64cm deep This particular chair is a rare example of the model known as K428 designed in 1932 by Walter Knoll for Thonet. Well regarded for its beautiful lines and elegant balance the high manufacturing costs of the model meant its production, at the very advent of tubular steel furniture production, in the first years of the 1930's, was very short lived.

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Dreweatts & Bloomsbury (Dreweatts)
Lot 16

A Pair of Rosewood Hanging Shelves England circa 1810, each tier is inset with brass stringing and joined by lavish brass mounts, the top tier having an unusual gallery of acorns, thistles, lilies, anthemia, possibly emblematic of the British Isles, the sides have X frame supports with foliate patera and classical masks, 46cm wide, 72cm high, 97cm deep Two similar pairs have been sold at Christies: The first on 6th April 1995: "Fine English Furniture", Sale 5370, Lot 155: "A matched pair of William IV Mahogany Three-Tier Hanging-Shelves attributed to Gillows of Lancaster, each with three-quarter galleried rectangular top above two further tiers, the ring-turned baluster supports centred by ring-turned X-shaped struts, one with pencil inscription to the reverse: "east wall near piano" and with further inscription "near the fireplace", the other with pencil inscription "east wall" and "east wall near oak door", variations. Provenance: Supplied to the 2nd Earl Manvers, Thoresby Hall, Nottinghamshire. Thence by descent at Thoresby until sold, Sotheby's house sale, 31 May - 2 June 1989, lot 307. There are several references to Lord Manvers in the Gillow archive for the period 1800-1840 but he seems also to have bought furniture from their London retailer. This prevents exact identification of purchases because objects sold in London appear in the Gillow archive by the name of the retailer alone. The Manvers archive itself suggests large scale buying, totalling as much as £3,000. As many as forty pieces by Gillow were included in the Thoresby sale." The second on 21st May 2009 "A West Country Tradition: Avon Antiques". Sale 5969, lot 236 "A Set of Regency Ormolu-Mounted Rosewood Three-Tier Hanging Shelves, In the Manner of John Mclean, Early 19th Century The upper tier with scrolled brackets and urn finials, above x-frame supports to the lower tiers, each shelf with pierced front gallery, on ball feet. These china-railed shelves have golden palm-wrapped brass pillars tied by pateraed braces in the Pompeian tripod-altar fashion that was popularised by Thomas Hope in his guide " Household Furniture and Interior Decoration", 1807.

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Dreweatts & Bloomsbury (Dreweatts)
Lot 190

An Early 18th Century German Pier Mirror Germany circa 1710, the cresting modelled in the highly individual manner of a pair of boldly carved ribbon held curtain swags, flanking a stylised canopy surmounted by a five-point feathered scroll with a domed cartouche at the centre, the sides and base of the mirror are enriched with alternate low relief anthemion and foliate elements against a crosshatched ground, 86cm wide, 160cm high This magnificent mirror is a remarkable example of the high standards of carving and design that were produced in Germany during the first quarter of the eighteenth century. The culmination of the Thirty Years War (1618 - 48) had brought about a new social order that strengthened the wealth and fortunes of the German aristocracy, encouraging a more sophisticated approach to the planning of their homes. After the Revocation of the Edict of Nantes in 1685, highly skilled Huguenot Parisian designers and craftsmen were forced into exile, an act that led to the immediate dissemination of French taste and style throughout Northern Europe. In the decorative arts, there has always been a strong national diversity and within each European State existed a wealth of regional variety. In Southern Germany, there is an undeniable link with Italy. Designers in Northern Germany were influenced by those of neighbouring countries, France and Holland. Northern designers took a particular interest in the application of textile designs in their carving, looking to the work of exiled Parisian designers such as Daniel Marot (1663-1752) for inspiration. The combination of plumes with lambrequins in the canopy of this mirror closely resembles the form of an early eighteenth century bed valance, examples of which can be seen in Marot's designs for chairs, stools and pelmets (circa 1690 - 1702).

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Dreweatts & Bloomsbury (Dreweatts)
Lot 305

A Trija Company Multi-Head Golf Club America circa 1935, owned and used by Lady Astor, the steel shaft in its original canvas holdall, along with a detachable chipper putter head stamped 'Lady Astor', a Mashie -Niblick head and a driver - Midiron head, the set being the Regulation model along with the additional leather pouch for balls, tees and extra head and the paper booklet entitled 'Now Play Better Golf with Trija', 88cm high Owned by Nancy, Lady Astor. A Trija company multi-head American golf club, owned and used by Nancy Lady Astor, the steel shaft in its original canvas holdall, along with a detachable chipper putter head stamped 'Lady Astor', a Mashie-Niblick head and a driver - Midiron head, the set being the Regulation model along with the additional leather belt pouch for balls, tees and extra head and the paper booklet titled 'Now Play Better Golf with Trija' Note: The club was gifted to Mr Edward Lee by Lady Astor at the time of his leaving her service when he was asked as to which of her possessions he would like he chose the club as it reminded him of Lady Astor's regular trips to the Downs to practise playing golf Nancy Witcher Astor, Viscountess Astor, Ch (May 19th 1879- May 2nd 1964), was the wife of Waldorf Astor, Second Viscount Astor, and was the first woman to serve as a member of the British House of Commons. Nancy Astor was born Nancy Witcher Langhorne on May 19th, 1879 in Danville, Virginia. Lady Astor's parliamentary career was the most public stage of her life, where she was an object of both love and hatred, her presence almost immediately gained attention both as a woman and someone who did not follow the rules. Winston Churchill told her 'A woman being in parliament was like one intruding on him in the bathroom' to which she retorted 'You're not handsome enough to have such fears'. This was one in a series of repartee between the two, such as Lady Astor to Churchill 'If you were my husband I would put Arsenic in your coffee, Churchill', 'Madam, if I were your husband, I would drink it'. After 1956 she became increasingly isolated and alone. Nancy Astor died in 1964 at her daughter's home at Grinsthorpe in Lincolnshire.

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Dreweatts & Bloomsbury (Dreweatts)
Lot 32

A Pair of Sevres Biscuit Figure Groups France circa 1765, on gilt-brass bases, known as La Curosite and La Loterie, bases late 18th or early 19th century, 21.5cm wide, 22cm high, 15cm deep A pair of Sevres biscuit figure groups on gilt-brass bases, known as La Curosite and La Loterie, based on engravings by Cochin of Boucher drawings, one incised B for the period in which Bachelier was head of the modeller's studio, the other F for the period in which Falconet was the head. This famous pair of biscuit groups were modelled at Sevres in 1757 based on engravings by Cochin of Boucher drawings which the latter had supplied to the Beauvais tapestry manufactory. Louis XV was the first purchaser of groups of this model which were included in his gift to Empress Maria Theresa of Austria. Madame de Pompadour's inventory shows that she owned a pair and their enduring popularity is demonstrated by the fact that the First Consul (later the Emperor Napoleon) purchased a pair in Year XI (1800). Sevres biscuit groups are rarely found on original or later 18th century bronze bases such as these. However, we can see from the inventory of Louis XVI's apartments at Versailles that they were frequently displayed like this when new. Please note: lacking ormolu bases    

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Dreweatts & Bloomsbury (Dreweatts)
Lot 351

An Unusual Early 18th Century German Pier Mirror Germany circa 1720, with elaborate carved and gilt gesso strapwork to the sides and cresting, centred by an acanthus motif and retaining its original bevelled plates, 61cm wide, 210cm high This magnificent mirror is a remarkable example of the high standards of carving and design that were produced in Germany during the first quarter of the eighteenth century. The culmination of the Thirty Years War (1618 - 48) had brought about a new social order that strengthened the wealth and fortunes of the German aristocracy, encouraging a more sophisticated approach to the planning of their homes. After the Revocation of the Edict of Nantes in 1685, highly skilled Huguenot Parisian designers and craftsmen were forced into exile, an act that led to the immediate dissemination of French taste and style throughout Northern Europe. In the decorative arts, there has always been a strong national diversity and within each European State existed a wealth of regional variety. In Southern Germany, there is an undeniable link with Italy. Designers in Northern Germany were influenced by those of neighbouring countries, France and Holland. Northern designers took a particular interest in the application of textile designs in their carving, looking to the work of exiled Parisian designers such as Daniel Marot (1663-1752) for inspiration. The combination of plumes with detailed architectural scrollwork in the canopy of this mirror closely resembles the decorative forms which can be seen in Marot's designs for chairs, stools and pelmets during the reign of Louis XIV.

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Dreweatts & Bloomsbury (Dreweatts)
Lot 375

A Set of Six Danish Watercolours by Jørgen Müller Denmark, circa 1960 Jørgen Müller (1910-1985) was Denmark s first professional animator. His career began in England where from 1935 to 1937 he worked as an animator for Anglia Films. It was during this time that he first adopted the name Jorgen Myller, to which he would return periodically throughout his career. In 1938 he went back to Denmark and began making commercials for a large publishing company called Gutenberghus (later media giant Egmont), which also produced a number of magazines. These included Hjemmet (The Home), an extremely popular lifestyle magazine that was circulated throughout Scandinavia and is still in print today. From the 1950´s through to the 1970 s, Müller was employed as an illustrator for Hjemmet, initially illustrating articles and serialized novels and later the front pages. For one of his earliest covers, Müller was asked to create a scene filled with a large group of children at play. This swarm cover as it was known became such a success that Müller s work would decorate Hjemmet s cover for years to come, his drawings henceforth being referred to as Myller-tegninger or Myllerier (Müller drawings or Swarm drawings). This collection of watercolours is very much a product of the Hjemmet-Myllerier period. Müller was a highly accomplished and technically adept artist. Like many illustrators he found his stylistic inspiration in the contemporary media and photography and as such, his work is steeped in the style of the era during which it was created. His characters clearly draw inspiration from the great screen icons of the 1950 s, though frequently owe something to his lovely wife Edel. Müller s legacy to the world of animation was, even during his lifetime, to be significant. The success of his Swarm drawings saw Gutenberghus expand successfully into the world of animation and work in close co-operation with Disney, while one of his pupils Børge Ring would go on to win an Oscar at the Academy Awards in 1984 for his animated film Anna & Bella.

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McTear's
Lot 226

SILVER QUAICH SHAPED BOWL BY SORLEY the bowl with pierced handles and a central crest in relief, inscribed Presented by the inhabitants of Fairlie to the first son of Viscount and Viscountess Kelburn, born at Kelburn on Sunday the 24th day of July 1910, 25.5cm wide, approximately 406g, the spoon 18cm 58g, Glasgow hallmarks, in original fitted case

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McTear's
Lot 412

TWO 19TH CENTURY CHINESE SILK EMBROIDERIES the first with stylised bird and floral motif in predominantly pale blue and gold, within a black border 66cm long, 33.5cm wide; together with an embroidery of stylised floral motifs, 57cm long, 23cm wide, mounted, framed and under glass

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Special Auction Services
Lot 426

Carroll, Lewis. Through The Looking Glass (And What Alice Found There) First Edition, First Impression. First Edition though to be 1872 but actually published in time for Christmas 1871. 8vo. Illustrated with fifty engravings by John Tenniel. Triple gilt ruled borders on boards which each have a circular illustration, of the Red and the White Queens, within triple lined frames. Dark green coated endpapers with indistinct inscription dated 1871

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Special Auction Services
Lot 555

A selection of military First Aid equipment, comprising gauzes, bandages, medicine and more, together with a selection of tins and various cloth straps (parcel)

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Special Auction Services
Lot 574

A First Edition print 'The Last Moments of H.M.S Hood' by Robert Taylor, signed by survivor Lieutenant Ted Briggs, M.B.E., R.N, in decorating gilt frame

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Gildings Auctioneers
Lot 285

Festival of Britain commemorative crowns, other commemorative crowns, Britain's first decimal coins, plastic set etc.

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Cottees Auctions
Lot 207

Howard Timmins: Tretchikoff; Large hardback coffee table book with foreword by Stuart Cloete; publ. George G Harrap 1969, First Edition, fully illustrated with Tretchikoff's iconic artwork, original d/w (tears to d/w to edges).

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Cottees Auctions
Lot 422

Kit Williams: Masquerade; a signed Limited Edition copy, 518/1,000 (slight foxing to inside of covers and browning to edges) together with the standard version of the book, publ. Jonathan Cape First Edition and a 1981 Mascarade calendar .

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Cottees Auctions
Lot 423

Gerald Durrell: The Talking Parcel; signed First Edition, publ. J. B. Lippincott, signed to frontispiece "For Nick from an elderly Uncle Gerry" above a sketch in ink of two Owls, one asleep and one holding a mouse in its beak t/w Gerald and Lee Durrell: Durrell in Russia; signed First Edition, publ. Macdonald 1985, signed to frontispiece "For Marg with much love from Gerry & Lee" above a caricature of a long nosed animal by a bottle of Vodka entitled "A Desman in distress". PROVENANCE: Durrell family.

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Mullen's - Laurel Park
Lot 393

A MEISSEN VASE of baluster form the white ground decorated with floral panels together with a first period Belleek teapot and shell shaped dish, two Staffordshire figures and two pieces of ruby (7)

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Mullen's - Laurel Park
Lot 533

A TWENTY SIX PIECE FIRST PERIOD BELLEEK TEA SET the white ground with green and white floral sprays

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Mullen's - Laurel Park
Lot 657

THREE FIRST PERIOD BELLEEK WOVEN DISHES

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Mullen's - Laurel Park
Lot 659

A COLLECTION OF BELLEEK to include a first period teapot, honey pots, heart shaped dish (6)

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Kruger Gibbons
Lot 101

"Karma: A story of Early Buddhism" by Paul Carus. The Open Court Publishing Co. 1894 CONDITION REPORT; Good. Inside good with occasional slight foxing; more on page 3 and at back Slight cover soiling. Crepe. Pouch or pocket binding (fokuro toji.) Fore edge folds intact. 2-hole stab ties with thread intact. Cloth spine covering present with very slight wear and 3.5cm cuts at foot; short overlap at head. Small area of creasing to top of first pouch. Light creases to a few other edges and corners. Illustrated in colour and printed by T Hasegawal Third Edition. 20 pages.

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McTear's
Lot 45

* BORIS O'KLEIN (FRENCH / RUSSIAN 1893 - 1985), COMME NOS MAITRES, L'ETOURDIE, ETERNELS ENNEMIS, SUS AUX CURIEUX and A LA QUEUE (5) five colour etchings, each signed in pencil, the first four etchings listed above are also titled in pencil each 21cm x 50cm Each unframed Note: Boris O'Klein is a Russian born French artist and cartoonist. An anthropomorphic artist, he is known for his numerous prints and watercolours of dogs getting up to mischief.

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Lots Road Auctions
Lot 453

'TITANIC' DINNER SERVICE, twelve place setting recreated from the pattern used in the first class section of the RMS Titanic on her maiden voyage. (82 pieces) (Please note packaging not provided)

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David Duggleby Auctioneers & Valuers
Lot 354

Webley 'Mark 3' .22 tap loading under leaver air rifle No.34042 and another Mark 3 No.15901 Condition Report Both in working order. First overall good condition with original finish on metalwork. Second crack to stock above trigger, tap leaver, front sight and ivorine stock badge missing

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David Duggleby Auctioneers & Valuers
Lot 5

First Period Worcester porcelain jug, scale blue cabbage leaf moulded body with mask-head spout, cartouches painted in polychrome enamels with Fancy Birds, underglaze blue square fret mark c1770, 23cm Condition Report Excellent condition, no cracks or restoration, gilding not rubbed. Provenance: exors Mrs William Behrens late of Swinton Grange Malton

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David Duggleby Auctioneers & Valuers
Lot 13

First Period Worcester scale blue oval pierced stand painted with floral sprays and encrusted with flowers underglaze blue square fret mark and matching cover, pair early 19th century English porcelain urn shaped vases painted with rural scenes H14cm and two 19th century trumpet vases with hand painted decoration Condition Report Stand - restored handles. Lid - chipped petals. Urns - one handle broken (complete piece included) three small areas of paint loss on one scene. Vases - handles broken on smaller vase

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Stacey's Auctioneers & Valuers
Lot 127

A box containing First Day Covers with a tin of stamps

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Stacey's Auctioneers & Valuers
Lot 149

A box of approximately 400 assorted First Day covers

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Stacey's Auctioneers & Valuers
Lot 181

A collection of framed and loose cigarette cards including a framed set of Japanese First Day Covers and 'The 50th Anniversary of the Country Definitives'

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Great Western Auctions
Lot 169

A US Navy Petty Officer's First Class top c.1960s, with E-6 insignia for Good Conduct

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Great Western Auctions
Lot 94

A large circular salt-glazed stoneware chemist's circular crock with two handles and sat upon three ball feet and with blue glazed inscription 'Thomson, Skinner & Hamilton, 38 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow', early 20th century, 30cm diameter Thomson, Skinner & Hamilton were laboratory furnishers and scientific instrument makers based at Sauchiehall Street in the first half of the 20th century

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Fieldings Auctioneers
Lot 230

An album of first day covers mainly locomotives also TV related cards a similar album of military and a stock of world stamps. (3)

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Fieldings Auctioneers
Lot 236

Two albums of first day covers and presentation packs (2)

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Fieldings Auctioneers
Lot 261

An extensive collection of British, Commonwealth and world stamps contained in albums and stock books including United Nations first day covers and others (Qty)

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Fieldings Auctioneers
Lot 269

An extensive collection of GB and world first day covers to include some early examples, later presentation packs, PHQ cards many commemorating flights and major historical events. (qty)

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Bishop & Miller Auctioneers Ltd
Lot 343

An extensive collection of papers and booklets from the Collings family, to include reference material from Africa, Singapore and the Raffles museum, Malayan archaeology, Guides to the races of mankind, photographs, Ancient art from Malaya, East Anglian neolithic reprots, a large quantity, the collection comes from the Collings family, Dr Dudley Willis Collings (1870-1955) was the first curator of Southwold Museum, his sone Herbert Dennis Collings (1905-2002), an anthropologist in Malaysia and the Far East, Dennis and his wife Eleanor nee Jacques (1906-1962) left Suffolk for Singapore in 1934 where he had been appointed assistant curator of the Raffles Museum. Previously Dennis had collected material and researched in Africa and the Far East. He continued his researches in Java and Malay Peninsula and in 1952 was made curator of the Ghanaian state museum.

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Bishop & Miller Auctioneers Ltd
Lot 379

Tolkien, J R R: The Lord Of The Rings. Complete in three volumes: The Fellowship Of The Ring; The Two Towers; The Return Of The King. George Allen & Unwin, 1954,1954,1955. First editions, two maps attached, one loose, (3)

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Bishop & Miller Auctioneers Ltd
Lot 391

Pair of Harriet Churchyard Victorian doilies, circa 1880's, pen work,the first 'Croquet on the sands' the second 'Coming events cast there shadow before' (2) See The search for Thomas Churchyard, Robert Blake, page 76

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Bishop & Miller Auctioneers Ltd
Lot 404

Christopher (Mark) Maskell (1849-1933) pair, the first with a cottage scene, the second of a field with a church in the distance, 24cm x 19cm excluding frames, (2)

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Bishop & Miller Auctioneers Ltd
Lot 414

An exceptional collection of work by Thomas Ivester Lloyd, (1873-1942) sketched during the First World war showing equine scenes from the front, army scenes, a boxing match, shoeing horses, rifles, a watercolour of a solider on horse back talking to a farmer, French troops, some signed, some coloured, approximately sixty four pictures (64) Thomas Ivester-Lloyd (1873 - 1942) was born in Liverpool. During the First World War, he served with the Remount Service, in common with many other equine artists. He was later commissioned into the Royal Artillery.

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Bishop & Miller Auctioneers Ltd
Lot 47

Two cased stick pins, the first with a navette head set with an amethyst and diamond boarder, together with an opal head example, (2)

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Bishop & Miller Auctioneers Ltd
Lot 54

Two cased Victorian stick pins, the first carved with a lava cameo bust, the second set with a flower head and turquoise stone, (2)

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Bishop & Miller Auctioneers Ltd
Lot 56

Two Victroian stick pins, the first of a classical man facing left, the second cased example with a hooded lady, (2)

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Bishop & Miller Auctioneers Ltd
Lot 651

Two sets of Victorian cards, the first set with 24 pairs, one single and a joker, the second set with 14 sets of four cards in each character suits

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Bishop & Miller Auctioneers Ltd
Lot 143

Mixed watches, to include a gold plated Waltham, a mother of pearl Birmingham Watch First example, a silver wristwatch, an Ingersoll example, and a silver plated compass, (5)

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Bishop & Miller Auctioneers Ltd
Lot 146

Two gold plated pocket watches, the first a half hunter with blue outer chapter ring and white enamel dial, the second an open face example by Benson, (2)

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Bishop & Miller Auctioneers Ltd
Lot 197

Three cased cutlery sets, the first set with porcelain handles, makers to the blade Levesley Bros, Sheffield, a cased set if silver spoons, Sheffield 1924, a cased spoon and fork set, Birmingham 1958, (3)

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Bishop & Miller Auctioneers Ltd
Lot 222

Two silver cigarette case, the first assayed London, 1930 with an engine turned case, the second Birmingham 1924, gross weight 9.3oz, together with a Colibri lighter, (3)

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Bishop & Miller Auctioneers Ltd
Lot 259

The Franklin Mint, special solid bronze edition, volume one the first hundred years, the red wallet containing the 100 bronze medallions, together with the boxed paperwork

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Bishop & Miller Auctioneers Ltd
Lot 288

18th Century Worcester and Lowestoft porcelain, to include a Lowestoft circa 1775 bowl, two Worcester first period plates, a first period cannister and a Japan pattern Worcester bowl, (5)

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Bishop & Miller Auctioneers Ltd
Lot 305

Collection of Spode tea wares, first half of the 19th Century, including pattern 2208, with eleven cups, seven saucers, a tea p[ot, a cream jug, a lidded sugar bowl a dish, a bow, two plates, (25)

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Bishop & Miller Auctioneers Ltd
Lot 315

Two Meissen porcelain figures, the first with a lady holding a basket of grapes, cross sword marks and impressed number 32, 10.5cm high together with another Meissen figure of a young man ice skating, Februarius in text to the rear of the platform base, cross sword mark to the base, 10.5cm high

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Toogood & May Auctioneers
Lot 713

A mounted WW2 Womens Auxiliary Air Force Medal group of 3 including the Air Efficiency Award named to Flight Officer CM Wainwright RAFVR. Comes with the original posting box addressed to her married name with medal documents a 1942 WAAF Pamphlet and a WAAF Xmas card. In 1944 she married Anthony Heward who commanded No.50 & No.97 Bomber Squadrons in WW2. He eventually became Air Vice Marshall Sir Anthony Heward. She resigned her Commission in 1946 retaining the rank of Squadron Officer in the Administration & Special Duties Branch of RAF Intelligence and may have been involved with Bletchley Park. Also included with this lot are her mothers WW2 medals consisting of the Defence Medal and the Czechoslavak Military Medal First Class in its original case for her services to Czech Soldiers awarded to Mrs Violet M Wainwright as Commandant of the Czech Convalescent Home in Maidenhead with a typed letter from the Czech Military Mission in Great Britain confirming the award which is hand signed by Major General S Bosy.

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Toogood & May Auctioneers
Lot 1087

2 Henry Alkew hunting prints The first over and Leaping the brook 2 x 30 x 36cm

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Toogood & May Auctioneers
Lot 351

Collection of first day covers and stamps

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Shapes Auctioneers & Valuers
Lot 355

Famous Ships of the British Navy Collected From Our Naval Chronicles, by WH Davenport Adams (damage to spine), together with four other books including first editions or signed by the author (5)

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Shapes Auctioneers & Valuers
Lot 356

The First Century of English Porcelain by W Moore Binns, 1 volume, together with Famous Watercolour Painters W Russell Flint ARA, complete with colour plates and five novels signed by authors (7)

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McTear's
Lot 109

ALICE'S ADVENTURES IN WONDERLAND BY LEWIS CARROLL, ILLUSTRATED BY BESSIE PEASE FIRST EDITION

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