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Lot 31
An Autograph Book Containing the Signatures of Liverpool Football Clubs First F.A. Cup Winning Squad from the 1964/65 Season, in pen, with other signatures; An Autograph Book Containing Signatures of an Earlier Liverpool Team, in pen and pencil, including Bill Shepherd and Billy Liddell, circa late 1940`s or early 1950`s, together with other signatures (2)
Lot 47
AN ISLEWORTH TEA BOWL AND A DERBY FLUTED TEA BOWL AND SAUCER the first transfer printed in underglaze blue with the Plantation pattern with bamboo and flowering shrubs issuing from rockwork, the reverse with huts beneath a pine tree, the interior with a daisy and compartmental diaper border, the tea bowl and saucer painted in dull underglaze blue with a flower, sprigs and a moth, the rim edged in light brown, saucer 12cm diam, printed crescent or unmarked, c1780 Exhibited: (Plantation pattern tea bowl) Roderick Jellicoe, Isleworth Porcelain Exhibition, 1998, Catalogue No 30. ++Fluted tea bowl cracked
Lot 117
A DERBY CAUDLE CUP AND TREMBLEUSE SAUCER AND COFFEE CUP AND SAUCER all gilt, the first with husk swags suspended from bows, the second with berries entwined around a ribbon, the third with laurels entwined around a ribbon, saucers 12 and 14cm diam, puce painted mark, c1780-90 ++In fine condition with very slight wear only, good examples
Lot 159
A DERBY FLUTED DESSERT DISH decorated in underglaze blue and enamelled and gilt with the Three Friends of Winter on three fans, the leaves bearing pine, prunus and bamboo, the sticks gilt, 23.5cm diam, painted pseudo Chenghua mark, c1810 and a Derby fluted Imari plate, c1790 (2) ++The first with light crazing of the glaze, the second with wear to the gilding and the glaze dull from abrasion
Lot 174
A FINE DERBY COFFEE CUP painted with swags of blue flowers hanging from purple ribbons framed by gilt drapery and on a ground of diminishing gilt florets, 7cm h, puce painted mark, c1795, a Derby tea bowl, pattern 395, enamelled in bright green, puce and gilt with sprigs beneath a conforming ribbon border in dentil rim, puce painted mark, c1800 and four other Derby tea or coffee cups and a tea bowl, painted or printed marks, c1795-1825 (7) ++The first two items in fine condition, a moulded white coffee cup cracked, the four other items in the lot good condition with the odd spot of wear
Lot 223
TWO DERBY LANDSCAPE PAINTED PLATE OR DISH-CENTRES with a named view or extensive landscape with two figures on a river bank, a village and church on the opposite side, 12cm diam or 15cm w, excluding giltwood or painted plaster frame, the first with red painted mark and title Craignethan Castle in red script, c1800-10 ++Oval plaque restored
Lot 247
A DERBY OCTAGONAL PLATE FROM THE LOWTHER CASTLE SERVICE enamelled and gilt with a central lotus and willow tree medallion, the blue ground with four wing shaped panels of flowering plants, in lappeted border and brown rim, 22cm w, painted mark, c1807-10 and a pair of Chinese Imari octagonal plates of the same pattern, 23cm diam, c1800 (3) Illustrated: Twitchett (J), Derby... an Illustrated Guide, Woodbridge 2002, col plt 195. Another plate from the Lowther Service is illustrated, Twitchett (J), Derby Porcelain, 1980, plt 280. ++First plate - slight wear to the gilding, mainly around the central ring; pair of plates - one plate cracked and chipped, the other with tiny rim nick at 4 o`clock
Lot 252
THREE DERBY COFFEE CANS one fluted, another with kidney shaped handle, the last painted with colourful groups of flowers within dry blue and gilt feuille de choux panels, the fluted example with pink ground beneath a border of pearls, the third with apple green and gilt border, the rims and handles gilt, 6-8cm h, puce or red painted marks, c1800-20 Illustrated: (the first) Twitchett (J), Derby Porcelain, 1980, fig 354. ++All in fine condition save for slight wear to the gilding on the rim of the green bordered example
Lot 277
A ROYAL CROWN DERBY LIME GREEN GROUND PLATE AND ANOTHER PLATE painted by M Crawley, both signed, with cattle watering or a view in Wolfescote Dale Derbyshire, the first with raised gilt cavetto and gilt gadrooned rim, 23 and 21.5cm diam, printed mark, or unmarked, c1972 ++Both in fine condition
Lot 279
A ROYAL CROWN DERBY PLATE painted by C Harris, signed, with a central rose and border of swags, with three turquoise and gilt framed panels of cornflowers and raised gilt paterae, the rim and footrim gilt, 23cm diam, printed mark and date code, 1906, a Crown Derby ivory ground plate, decorated by John Porter Wale in raised gold and platinum with flowers and a butterfly with enamel detail and a gilt monogram, red printed mark and that of the retailer, Osler 100 Oxford St London and date code, 1888 and a Sampson Hancock gadrooned plate, painted G Jessop, signed, with a central dog rose and border of trailing flowers, c1933-35 (3) Illustrated: (Sampson Hancock plate) Blackwood (R) and C Head, Old Crown Derby China Works The King Street Factory 1849-1935, 2003, p122. A Crown Derby plate from the same service by J P Wale is illustrated, Twitchett (J) and B Bailey, Royal Crown Derby, Third Edition, 1988, p158. ++Slight wear to the raised gilding on the aesthetic style plate, otherwise fine. Very slight stacking wear to first plate
Lot 316
TWO NEW HALL TEAPOTS AND COVERS of serpentine outline and straight sided, enamelled with flower sprays and sprigs beneath a pink ribbon or with the `knitting` pattern, 14cm h, painted N186 or No 195, c1800 ++First teapot - cover and handle broken and restuck, second teapot with filled chip on the foot rim and cracked
Lot 377
DERBY PORCELAIN, SUBJECT. BLACKWOOD (ROBIN) AND CHERYL HEAD OLD CROWN DERBY CHINA WORKS THE KING STREET FACTORY 1849-1935 illustrated, half title, dust jacket, 2003, John Twitchett and Betty Bailey - Royal Crown Derby, first and third editions, 1976 and 1988 and nine others, including exhibition catalogues (12) ++++
Lot 381
WORCESTER PORCELAIN, SUBJECT. HOBSON (R L) WORCESTER PORCELAIN A DESCRIPTION OF THE WARE FROM THE WALL PERIOD TO THE PRESENT DAY large 4to, collotype plates and chromolithographs with tissue guards, half title, original cloth gilt rebacked, teg, 1910, H Rissik Marshall - Coloured Worcester Porcelain of the First Period, facsimile edition, 1977, Simon Spero - Worcester Porcelain the Klepser Collection, 1984, eleven others and Sotheby & Co - The Parkinson Collection [sale] Catalogue, Parts 1 [2 copies] 2 and 3 [final part, 2 copies] 1966 (19) ++++
Lot 402
GLASS AND CERAMICS, SUBJECT. BICKERTON (L M) AN ILLUSTRATED GUIDE TO EIGHTEENTH CENTURY DRINKING GLASSES first edition, plates, half title, dust jacket, 1971, Keith Middlemas - Continental Coloured Glass, 1971, D Rosenfeld - Porcelain Figures of the 18th Century, 1949 and about forty-five others, including several exhibition catalogues (approximately 50) ++++
Lot 413
TWO WEDGWOOD JASPER WARE PLAQUES the first octagonal of white jasper with four colour decoration in green, lilac and light blue jasper dip with white reliefs of A Cupid Market and Roman Alter of Eros, the edge bevelled for mounting, 6.5cm w, impressed mark, 19th c, possibly 1860s, the second a medallion in blue and lilac jasper dip ornamented in white with Venus and putti, impressed mark, incised B, 19th c ++The octagonal plaque in fine condition with minute smaller than a pinhead sized nick in the lower bevelled edge, the second with tiny loss to the white jasper frame line where it has not quite taken during firing
Lot 461
TWO ROCKINGHAM TRIOS, A TEACUP AND SAUCER AND A COFFEE CUP AND SAUCER comprising primrose leaf and basket moulded examples, the others of three spur handle or square handle shape, all but the first painted with flower sprays in cobalt or apple green and gilt borders, various sizes, puce printed griffin mark, or unmarked, painted numbers, c1826-42 ++The lot in satisfactory condition
Lot 492
A PAIR OF BERLIN VASES AND COVERS of ogee form with gilt ram`s head handles bound with blue ribbons, finely painted to either side with 18th century scenes of rural courtship and scattered groups of flowers, the fenestrated cover with gilt leaves and surmounted by a cluster of puce and yellow peonies, on waisted base and circular gilt foot, 64cm h, sceptre mark, late 19th c ++First vase, one of the smaller of the two sizes of projecting leaves at the top of the foot chipped, slight wear to the gilding. Petals of the three flowers on the cover slightly chipped. Second vase - one ram`s horn with old restoration at the point, largest of the three flowers on the cover chipped, one of the projecting leaves around the base of the cover with old restoration. Consigned by executors of a local estate.
Lot 734
TWO ANTIQUE ENGLISH SEED PEARL NECKLACES of triple row or swag design with seed pearl set gold locket clasp, early 19th c, a seed pearl necklace with gold and turquoise beads at intervals and a seed pearl pendant, 19th c (4) ++The first two necklaces with one strand detached between two links, basically complete, the third necklace in good condition with the odd probable replaced turquoise bead and possibly refashioned later i 19th c from an earlier item, the pendant part of another article
Lot 751
WATKINS-PITCHFORD (D J) "BB" THE SPORTSMAN`S BEDSIDE BOOK first edition, presentation copy inscribed on the front free endpaper "To Sheila [Church] from the Author October 30 1937", illustrated, cream and green cloth slightly worn, Eyre and Spottiswoode, 1937, thirteen other books by "BB", all signed first editions inscribed to Sheila Church comprising Manka The Sky Gipsy 1939, The Idle Countryman 1943, The Fisherman`s Bedside Book 1945, The Wayfaring Tree 1945, A Stream in Your Garden 1948, Letters from Compton Deverell 1950, Tide`s Ending 1950, Dark Estuary 1953, The Autumn Road to the Isles 1959, The White Road Westwards (with a.l.s., Woodford Lodge, Nr Kettering, Jan 23 `61: "Sheila dear... I am just off to Scotland") 1961, September Road to Caithness, dust jacket, 1962, Summer Road to Wales 1964, A Summer on the Nene 1967 and H Hesketh - Pritchard - Sport in Wildest Britain... illustrated by D Watkins-Pitchford, second edition, signed and inscribed "To Sheila from D J W P 11/10/37" [1937] (15) ++++
Lot 752
WATKINS-PITCHFORD (D J) "BB" THE WIND IN THE WOOD first edition, presentation copy signed on the half title and signed again, dedicated "To Sheila [Church] with love" and dated Oct 25 `52, illustrated, pale blue cloth slightly worn, Hollis & Carter Ltd, 1952 and three other children`s books by "BB" all signed first editions comprising Ben the Bullfinch, with dust jacket, 1957, Wandering Wind, 1957 and Lord of the Forest, 1975 (4) ++++
Lot 753
WATKINS-PITCHFORD (D J) "BB" A CHILD ALONE first edition, presentation copy signed on the title and signed again, dedicated "To Sheila [Church] with all the author`s love" and dated 5/9/78, illustrated, dust jacket, Michael Joseph 1978, six other books by "BB", all signed first (except the last) editions inscribed to Sheila Church compring Ramblings of a Sportsman-Naturalist 1979, The Naturalist`s Bedside, Book, 1980, The Quiet Fields 1981, Indian Summer 1984, The Best of "BB" 1985 and Dark Estuary 1980, C Ferris - The Darkness is Light Enough, signed by "BB", 1986 and `BB`: A Celebration selected... by Tom Quinn, 1993 (9) ++++
Lot 768
JAMES McARDELL (1729-1765) AFTER SIR JOSHUA REYNOLDS, PRA (1723-1792) PORTRAIT OF MRS HUGH BONFOY NEE ELIOT proof mezzotint before letters, trimmed to within plate mark, 1755, 37.5 x 27.5cm, and four other mezzotints by McArdell, comprising Mary Duchess of Ancaster 1757 and John Duke of Montagu both after Thomas Hudson, John Couts Esqr after Allan Ramsay and Rembrandt`s mother, all trimmed to or within plate mark, some faults (5) Provenance: Collection of Leonard Daneham Cunliffe (d 1937) benefactor of the Fitzwilliam Museum (d1937) thence by descent to the present vendor. Reynolds evident pleasure in his portrait of Mrs Bonfoy was such that "it was one of the first of his works to be engraved as a mezzotint, despite the obscurity of the sitter" (N Penny quoted by D Mannings in Sir Joshua Reynolds, Complete Catalogue of his Paintings 2000, no 200, pp94-5). ++++
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Lot 769
PIETER VAN BLEECK (1697-1764) BY AND AFTER PHEBE [PEG WOOFINGTON] mezzotint, first state, 1747, trimmed to within plate mark, laid down, stained, 35 x 34.5cm and six other mezzotints and one engraving, comprising Frances Stewart Countess of Portland published by Alexander Brown after Sir Anthony van Dyck, c1684, Rembrandt by Richard Huston (1721-1775) proof before letters, Mr Hayley by Johan Jacobe (1733-1797) after George Romney, Sir Nathaniel Dance by Charles Turner, ARA (1773-1857) after Richard Westall, RA, Jane Countess of Harrington by Valentine Green, ARA (1739-1813) after Sir Joshua Reynolds, Mrs Orby Hunter by John Young (1755-1825) after John Hoppner, RA, proof and General Fleetwood by Jacobus Houbraken (1698-1780) after Robert Walker, all late 17th/18th c, trimmed to or within plate mark, laid down and with some faults, various sizes (8) ++++
Lot 876
AN ENGLISH 40 BORE PERCUSSION SPORTING RIFLE the browned octagonal 79.5cm barrel with fore and back sights, engraved lock, hammer and trigger guard with pineapple, nickel mounted chequered walnut stock, with a ramrod, a percussion musket, another and a 28 bore percussion sporting gun for a boy, all mid 19th c (4) ++The first in reasonably good original condition, the three other guns heavily pitted and with other faults requiring conservation
Lot 878
A REGULATION PATTERN FLINTLOCK PISTOL converted to percussion, full stocked with retained ramrod, brass faceplate, trigger guard and butt plate, steel lanyard ring, early 19th c and an English 100 bore pepperbox revolver, with chequered walnut grips, 20cm l, early/mid 19th c (2) ++The first in average condition with a number of old knocks and scratches, the stock stamped EC beneath broad arrow and with various proof and other stamps, the pepper box revolver heavily pitted overall. Both apparently complete
Lot 891
A WORLD WAR TWO FAIRBAIRN-SYKES FIGHTING KNIFE AND SHEATH first pattern, by Wilkinson Sword Co Ltd London with etched ricasso and two inch crossguard, it and the hilt nickel plated, length of blade 17.5cm, the leather sheath with wings, plated press stud and chape ++In good entirely original condition, the blade long protected by a film of petroleum jelly, the grip with some old ingrained black marks and dirt, the sheath in good condition with dent on the front of the chape. Issued to a British commando during World War II and now offered by his son: see also the following lot
Lot 36
An interesting collection of eight WWI diaries and corresponding topographical and Mesopotamia campaign photographs dated from 1917 to 1919 by Harry Druker Mounter, one photograph showing the first party of British troops leaving "The Hit Town" military camp for England and demobilization, January 1919, together with three unrelated scrap books etc.
Lot 898
An early 20th century Copeland Jasper ware style, three piece tea service for one, decorated with a garland band and dancing classical maidens, height of teapot 11cm, together with a W.H. Goss, Crested ware slipper, the model of the size of the first shoes worn by Princess Victoria, late Queen Victoria, with the Arms of Reading.
Lot 91
Two veined grey marble chimney pieces, 20th century, each comprising a pair of jambs and a frieze section, the first 93cm high, 156cm wide, 15cm deep, the second, incorporating S scroll terminals to the jambs, 107cm high, 163cm wide, 22cm deep (incomplete) together with a black variegated marble circular top and assorted marble tops
Lot 254
Collection of 1980-2003 Ipswich Town football Tickets in Blue ticket holder, a comprehensive collection of 260 away tickets, plus fixture cards, season tickets, membership cards and other collectables. Tickets cover away matches against over 40 different teams noted 80 – 82 period Bristol City (FAC), Coventry, Manchester United, Manchester City, Middlesbrough, W.H.U., Tottenham Hotspur, Notts County, Leeds United, Liverpool, Everton, Swansea and W.B.A. The collection features Ipswich in the Premier, Championship, First and Second divisions, F.A. Cup, League Cup, Simrod Cup, Hospital Cup plus several Friendly matches, also included are rail tickets which accompany the relevant match ticket. Over 300 items the vast majority are in exceptional condition. Must be viewed to see the full content.
Lot 259
Collection of midland football club programmes, Wolves, Aston Villa, Coventry, Shrewsbury Town, Oxford United (complete set home first season in top flight (1985-6), Derby County Ram newspaper editions including rare Manchester United ‘76-7. Also collection of Stoke City home and away, noted v Liverpool ‘58-9, Cardiff City ‘59-60, Swansea Town, Derby County & Sheffield United 60-1, plus the Stanley Matthews farewell match v World All Stars 1965. Good. (255)
Lot 264
Collection of League Cup football programmes- from the first 6 years of the competition. Noted Bolton Wanderers v Hull City, Bury v Sheffield United (both matches were the first League Cup match for both sides) ‘60-1, Peterborough United v Blackburn Rovers ‘61, Plymouth Argyle v Huddersfield Town, Aston Villa v W.H.U. ( single sheet), Hull v Manchester City, Notts County v Blackburn Rovers, Lincoln City v York City, Oxford United v Exeter City ‘63, Shrewsbury Town v Stoke City, Rotherham United v Swansea Town, Stoke City v Chesterfield, Wrexham v Chester ‘64, Mansfield v Birmingham City, Sunderland v Aston Villa ‘65, plus many other high value games. Good to very good. (58)
Lot 301
Collection of Various Tottenham Hotspur football programmes, books, publications, fanzines. Noted “Spurs go Marching on” the official Tottenham History of the first 100 years, “Glory Glory” Bill Nicholson, “The Glory Nights”, “Let’s be honest about it” and “My World” Jimmy Greaves, other autobiographies by Glen Hoddle x 2, Martin Peters, Terry Venables, Special edition 100th Derby Spurs v Arsenal, various fanzines, The Spur, Spurs Monthly included. Plus about 50 programmes. Good. (100 approx)
Lot 303
Collection of Arsenal football Programmes (H), from 1961-2 onwards, few complete seasons and many nearly complete several of the earlier programmes have loose match reports inside, the early 60s are well represented. 1968-9 and 1993-4 (complete set) are in red Arsenal Holders, the later programmes are nearly all “Specials”, noted are Makita Tournament, Tony Adams (Celtic) Lee Dixon (Real Madrid) Testimonials, Champions League @ Wembley, U.E.F.A. Cup, F.A. Youth Cup Finals v Coventry City ‘99-0, Blackburn Rovers ‘00-1 and Academy v Crewe Alexander, also included ‘63-4 v Leicester City with a reprint of the first fixture at Highbury dated 6th September 1913 inside. The vast majority are in good – very good condition. (300 approx)
Lot 305
Collection of 1966-67 season Manchester United football programmes (H+A), Championship winning season, the homes consist of 21 league, 2 F.A. Cup and a special edition for the away match @ Highbury which was the first division 1 match to be televised on closed-circuit T.V. The aways are a complete set of 21 plus the scarce postponed issue at Newcastle United dated 7th January 1967. All home and away programmes have the tokens intact and the first home v W.B.A. has the seasons token sheet still attached, this fine set is housed in a holder with individual windows. Good – very good. (47)
Lot 307
Collection of 1962-63 season Manchester United football programmes (H), which was played out during the worst winter on record, several games were called off many times, most clubs responded by issuing 4 page programmes to save waste, United issued 4 “Special all Red” 4 page editions they all in this set which includes 22 league games including the abandoned game against Arsenal 22nd December, 3 F.A. Cup and Friendly games against Benfica & First Vienna, All programmes in this fine set have their token intact and have no writing. Good condition. (27)
Lot 308
Collection of 1961-62 season Manchester United football programmes (H), all have tokens, 20 league (lacking only W.B.A.) 5 F.A. Cup including the Arsenal postponed 27th January and the rare 4 page edition when the game was 4 days later. Also included the Special edition challenge match v Real Madrid. The first programme of the season v Chelsea has the season token sheet still inside, a few with minor faults but the majority are in good – very good condition. (26)
Lot 312
Comprehensive collection of early AFC Wimbledon football programmes (H+A), Includes a set for the First season 1977-78 noted first game as a league club v Gillingham FLC, first league match v Halifax Town, v Dartford Southern League Championship Cup, Boston United North/South Play-off and the first away game v Torquay United. The collection covers the Dons in every division of the football league during their meteoritic rise in football. Good – very good (350 approx)
Lot 313
Collection of Early football league cup programmes, excellent collection includes Nottingham Forest v Halifax Town 1960 the first game for both clubs in the competition, Birmingham City v Swindon Town (4 pages) Bradford City v Aston Villa, Bury v Hull City, Blackpool v Port Vale, Tranmere Rovers v Middlesbrough all ‘61-2, Bradford City v Doncaster Rovers, Charlton Athletic v Bradford Park Avenue, & Leicester City, Birmingham City v Barrow, Doncaster, Notts County & Manchester City, Hull City v Fulham. Aston Villa v Peterborough, Norwich City & Stoke City, Blackburn Rovers v Derby County H&A all ‘62-3 also single sheet Aston Villa v Barnsley ‘63-4, all are ‘60s good lot. Good condition (46)
Lot 349
Collection of 1960/61-1965/66 Birmingham City football programmes (H), near complete seasons, noted ‘60-1 Burnley postponed Feb 61, Tottenham Hotspur FAC ‘61-2, Barrow, Doncaster Rovers and Manchester City all League Cup ‘62-3, all Birmingham’s first division opponents are represented. Good condition. (147)
Lot 351
Collection of 1961/62- 1990s Brighton & Hove Albion Football Programmes (H), with over 100 from the 60s. included ‘61-2 Liverpool, Sunderland, Leyton Orient, Plymouth Argyle, a good mix of each of the other ‘60s seasons in all competition, noted in the later editions David Beckham’s debut for the United first team in the Coca Cola Cup dated 23rd December ‘92 a team sheet accompanies the programme, 6os are fair to good the later ones almost mint condition. (500)
Lot 487
Special Football Programmes: A collection of specials mainly 1970s onwards including Non-League in the FA Cup and first and last seasons (Wimbledon and Bradford PA). Noted, Yeovil Town v Arsenal 1971, Sutton United v Leeds United 1970 and Matlock Town v Blackburn Rovers 1974. A good lot. (150no.).
Lot 600A
A rare 1875/76 Rugby Football Union Laws of The Game – large notice setting out 59 rules and laws governing the game c/w diagram of the pitch - with interesting variations on the maul, ruck, throw ins, try and goal, Umpires and Captains involvement etc – published by “The Cricket Press” 5 Hind Court, Fleet St London together Advertisements for the 1876 Football Annual – overall 17.5 c 12.25”. Note: It was in 1823 that William Webb Ellis invented running with the ball in hand while at Rugby School and in 1845 the first football laws were written by Rugby School pupils but one of the most significant development and formation of rugby came in 1863 when Blackheath left the Football Association. The IRB was formed in 1886 and has been the governing body ever since – hence the date of the above rules are rare find.
Lot 602
1921 Official Third Springboks Tour – First New Zealand Tour rugby programme - c/w Who Who’s Springbok Team together with dates of all 3 test matches – original wrappers usual pocket/ match wear, some creases and tears with small piece missing to back cover hence overall (F) together with 2 rare single folded rugby programmes v Wairarapa and Tukapa v Star both complete (3)
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