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Lot 49

FRANCOIS GARSAULT, ART DU PAUMIER-RAQUETIER, ET DE LA PAUME, Paris: 1767, 2¼ First Edition, collation: fly title, forward pp. iii-iv, text pp. 1-34 and 5 numbered engraved plates in good condition (some browning of text), modern red half morocco gilt by MacDonald of Connecticut, U.S.A [Mars Historical Notes, 1977, p.1] Besides edition various sections of the Dictionnaire des Arts et Metiers, from which this work on Real Tennis is extracted, Francois Alexandre Pierre de Garsault, published various books from 1733 onwards on horses, carriages, geography, plants, animals and medicine, and was captain "des haras de France" Although not of great length, his Art du Paumier-Raquetier was the first account of Real Tennis to follow the publication of the laws by C. Hulpeau in Le Jey Royal de la Paume, 1632, (reprinted in 1659 in La Maison Rustique). It is described by Noel & Clark as "one of the most important links between past and modern tennis," and by Mars as "one of the most valuable works available on the early history of tennis. At the time of its publication this book contained the most detailed descriptions available on every aspect of the game. The French first edition contains five excellent folio plates which have appeared in many later works on tennis. Provenance: Christie's South Kensington: Tennis and Racket Sports, 16 June 1995, Lot 11

Lot 89

A STEVENGRAPH OF A LAWN TENNIS MATCH, titled The First Set, woven in silk, manufactured by Thomas Stevens, 2 x 6in. (5 x 15.2cm) another similar reproduction example; and a collection of tennis prints, illustrated extracts etc 21 x 17in. (53.4 x 43.1cm) overall and smaller, all framed and glazed (22)

Lot 191

A HAMPDEN PARK, OLD SOUTH STAND SEAT, with letter of authenticity, stating that the seat was the first to be remove and purchased from the old South Stand; and a Queen's Park Souvenir Booklet, lacking interior pages but with entire seating plan for Hampden (3) The above seat in this lot was the first seat to be removed from the old south stand before demolition Hampden, the seat number was Row F, No.9

Lot 208

AN AUTOGRAPHED BLACK AND WHITE POSTCARD OF CHARLES BUCHAN, another of Andrew Ducat in Aston Villa kit; a signed photograph of Sidney Puddefoot in West Ham United kit; a signed photograph of Andy Wilson (believed to be the first and the second player to be sent off at Ayresome Park) in Middlesbrough kit; and black and white postcard of John Cock with printed autograph (5)

Lot 269

CELTIC V. RACING, INTER-CONTINENTAL CUP, MATCH PROGRAMME, 18/10/67, Manchester United v. Estudiantes, match programme, 16/10/68, Chelsea v. Tottenham Hotspur, F.A.Cup final, match programme, 20/5/67, Dunfermline Athletic v. Tottenham Hotspur, Texaco International League, match programme, 29/9/70, Queen's Park Rangers v. Birmingham City, League Cup, semi-final, 2nd leg, match programme, 7/2/67, Queen's Park Rangers v. West Bromwich Albion, League Cup Final, match programme, 4/3/67, Scottish League v. Football League, 27/3/73, a Celtic Supporters Association, First Annual, Rally & Concert match programme, 16/12/51, Raith Rovers v. Hearts, ticket stub, 1953, Raith Rovers v. Celtic, Coca-Cola, League Cup Final, ticket stub, 27/22/94; and a collection of mainly Scottish domestic and International match programmes 1970s and 1980s (a lot) A complete list of programmes is available please contact us if you wish to receive a copy

Lot 997

A first quarter of the 20th Century Silver cased open faced keyless Pocket Watch, retailed by H Samuel of Manchester, “Acme Lever”, the movement with dust cover, to a Roman enamel dial, with subsidiary seconds, outside minute track and blued steel spade hands, in a hinged case with engine turned back cover centred with a gartered cartouche and plain band, width 2”

Lot 1115

A first half of the 19th Century Mahogany cased Wheel Barometer, E Dyball of Post Office Street, Norwich, the case with applied “C” scroll detail, to a silvered single scale mercury thermometer, to a convex bezel and glass enclosing a signed 7 ½” dial with scale of 28 to 31, height 38”

Lot 1127

A first half of the 19th Century Rosewood and Brass inlaid drop dial Wall Timepiece, Beha & Co of Norwich, the bevelled surround inset with Brass floral and foliate decoration, to a drop trunk with rounded base and glazed panel flanked by fruiting vines decoration, (losses to Brass), and spun Brass bezel enclosing an 11 ½” painted Roman dial with outside minute track and black painted pierced hands, to a single fuse movement with shouldered plates united by knopped pillars and anchor escapement, height 28”

Lot 1147

A first half of the 19th Century 12” arched painted Long Case Clock dial, W Tanner of Lewes, the arch (lacking moon roller), over images of the dove of peace, to floral and foliate spandrels enclosing a Roman chapter ring with outside minute track and subsidiaries for seconds and date, height 17”

Lot 1233

A Mixed Lot comprising: two various early 20th Century Mantel Timepieces, the first of marble construction with lacquered brass freestanding columns, to an eight day spring driven movement; the second of square Walnut construction by Elliott (2)

Lot 1240

A Mixed Lot comprising: two various “A” Frame Movements, the first a weight driven example with plates united by four knopped pillars, and anchor escapement; the second a fusee example with plain pillars (conditions vary) (2)

Lot 677

A Mixed Lot comprising: a George II bottom struck Hanoverian Tablespoon, initialled, London 1745; together with a further first half of 18th Century Old English Pattern Tablespoon, crested, London circa 1740, Maker’s Mark Paul Hanet; and a Victorian Fiddle Pattern Dinner Fork, initialled verso, London 1881, Maker’s Mark George W Adams, various dates and makers (3)

Lot 697

A Mixed Lot comprising: two various base metal Scent Bottles, the first with filigree and glass bead inset decoration, the second with enamelled panels; together with a base metal mounted mother-of-pearl Purse (3)

Lot 715

A Mixed Lot comprising: a Silver Stamp Case, modelled in the form of an envelope, with hinged cover and ring suspension, Chester 1903, Maker’s Mark AEJ; together with two various Vesta Cases, the first of rectangular form with plain initialled covers, hinged and sprung cover and strike on the base, and a further small rectangular example with hinged and sprung cover, to a presentation engraved body, with strike on the base, and ring suspension, various dates and makers (3)

Lot 771

A first half of the 19th Century Silver Wirework swing handled Bon-Bon Dish of lobed oval form, with wirework frame set with fruiting vine decoration, to a hinged handle and polished centre, bearing the inscription “In Remembrance of my dear Father John Minet, Lord Henniker OB, July 22nd 1832”, and raised on a plain rim base, (apparently unmarked), width 6 ¼”

Lot 819

A mixed lot comprising two various Cigarette Cases, the first a Victorian example of hinged rectangular form with all over engraved floral and foliate decoration, to an initial cartouche and gilt interior, Birmingham 1898, together with a larger example, with all over engine turned decorated cover and initialled cartouche, to a gilt interior, Birmingham 1929, various dates and makers, (2)

Lot 837

Two Danish Silver gilt and enamelled Anniversary Spoons, the first with exaggerated fiddle pattern handle, decorated with mid blue enamel and stars and marked verso JUL 1964, and further marked A Michelsen Sterling Denmark, the second with stylised handle decorated with yellow enamel and marked JUL 1965, both in original outer boxes, (2)

Lot 944

A first quarter of the 19th Century Swedish Silver cased Verge Watch, Lindgreen a Stockholm, the gilt movement with pierced and engraved and bridged cock, with silvered regulation subsidiary and waisted pillars, to a signed Roman enamel dial, with winding square at 2, and outside minute track with Arabic quarters and gilt hands, in a hinged and polished case, width 2 ½”

Lot 945

A first quarter of 19th Century gilt metal cased Verge Watch, Chas Vellam of Croyland, Lincolnshire, AD1808, the gilt movement with engraved cock and blued steel screws to plain finned pillars, to an Arabic enamel dial (hairlines), with outside minute track and fancy gilt hands, in a hinged and polished case, with Maker’s Mark JR, width 2”

Lot 988

A first quarter of the 20th Century 9ct Gold open faced keyless Pocket Watch, Elgin Natl Watch Co, 24483998, the 7-jewel gilt movement with bi-metallic cut compensated balance, to a signed Roman enamel dial with outside minute track, sunk subsidiary seconds and blue steel hands, in a hinged and polished case, with import marks for Chester 1922, width 1 7/8”

Lot 992

A first quarter of the 20th Century 9ct Gold Full Hunter Pocket Watch, A W W Co, Waltham, Mass, “Riverside”, 19014453, the 19-jewel movement with bi-metallic cut compensated balance and blued steel over coiled hairspring, and micro regulation, to a signed Roman enamel dial, with outside minute track, sunk subsidiary seconds and blued steel spade hands, in a hinged and polished case, Birmingham 1918, Makers Mark ALD, width 2”

Lot 229

GREAT BRITAIN - 1911 London to Windsor First Ariel Post, matched pair of brown postcards to two brothers. Postmarked number "2" for 9 September. Also 13 later stamped envelopes and 19 British Commonwealth 1937 Coronation covers

Lot 231

A quantity of assorted postage stamps including modern mint Gambia and Antigua; various First Day Covers; Presentation Packs; Jersey & Guernsey; loose off paper GB and foreign issues; assorted ephemera and prints (a lot)

Lot 234

The All World collection housed in a Triumph album, well filled, mainly first half 20th Century

Lot 245

The All World collection housed in various stockbooks, tins and albums also GB First Day covers in albums, Royalty commemorative in albums etc (a lot)

Lot 246

AUSTRALIA - a quantity of First Day commemorative covers and packs of modern mint issues

Lot 247

A large album The Official Collection of World wildlife First Day Covers with certificate

Lot 248

Great Britons Medallic First Day Covers, four, each with sterling silver proof medal, 1974 in original album

Lot 255

A Coin and Banknote First Day Cover Queen Mother 100th Birthday, with £5 note numbered "QM20 ....." and £5 coin

Lot 256

Four First Day Coin covers - two 1985 Welsh £1 cover, a 1999 Scottish £1 and 1999 Berlin Airlift (4 in total)

Lot 259

Grimms Fairy Tales Panel Collection in original album; The Norman Rockwell Miniature Sheet Mint Stamp Collection in 2 albums and limited edition First-Day Lithographs (4)

Lot 264

The World's Great Fairy Tales First Day Cover Collection in original file album, limited edition issued in The International Children's Year

Lot 272

Three special silver coin commemorative first day covers - Prince of Wales 50th Birthday £5; Isle of Man Queen Mother's 1 Crown and Guernesy Queen Mother £1 (3)

Lot 296

WILLIAM & MARY - Halfcrown 1689, first busts, second shield, Primo, remains of jewellery pin mount to the reverse otherwise f/vf

Lot 581

A ships Bell from HMS Intrepid, decommissioned in 1999. The bell was removed and hung in the Petty Officers ward room at RNAS Culdrose. 16cms high, with small 1cm chip at the base, it comes with "Intrepid" post card, Decommission Book, Falklands £1 note and First Day cover dated 23/384 and some original Falklands photographs including Harrier on Flight Deck. The vendor, a Petty Officer served as Flight Crew. NB: HMS Intrepid an LPD took part in the Amphibious landing at San Carlos in 1982 and came under heavy air attack

Lot 636

WWII casualty group of four to Aircraftman First Class A E Williams - 1939-45 Star, Africa Star, WM & DM with postage box, documentation, photograph and printed commemorative information, together with a WWII DM with postage box to Mr E Harris. Alyn Williams died on 30th October 1943, buried at Alamein, Egypt

Lot 192

A French mahogany and gilt metal mounted vitrine, the Breche d'Alep marble top above a pair of glazed doors enclosing plush lined shelves, above four Vernis Martin style panels decorated with wistful figures and landscapes, first quarter 20th century, 63in (157.1cm) h, 44in (111.8cm) w, 14.5in (37cm) d. Marble top cracked and restored.

Lot 206

A pair of Italian carved wood and polychrome decorated blackamoor torcheres, each figure standing on a rocky pedestal holding a cornucopia issuing six scrolling branches, fitted for electricity, first half of 20th century, 71in (180.5cm) h, 14.75in (37.5in) w. (2) Provenance: From a European Collector.

Lot 452

An early 19th century French prisoner of war model of a first rate ship of the line, in bone and whale bone, the planked and pinned hull with three masts and ninety gun ports, 9.5in (24cm) h, 13in (33cm) l, on a stained wood and turned bone cradle, under a later glass dome.

Lot 261

A Belleek Tea Service, all moulded with trailing foliage and decorated in puce lustre and green etc, comprising: Tea Pot with a bird moulded spout, 5 Cups, 10 Saucers, Cream Jug, Slop Bowl, 6 Tea Plates and a two handled Bread & Butter Plate, first period mark

Lot 356

Two Beswick models of Horses: Palomino (Prancing Arab Type), Model 1261 first version, brown finish and Stocky Jogging Mare, third version, Shape Number 1090, model 855, Palomino finish, 6 ½” and 6” high

Lot 603

Cigarette cards selection in album plus loose including Players regimental uniforms, dogs, Wills first aid plus others, postcards inlcuding Louis Wain I shouldn't have thought, postally used 1908, Royalty, Christmas etc (qty)

Lot 611

Stamps GB First Day Cover selection in albums and loose, including illustrated 1953 Coronation, 1957 I.P.U, 1960 GLO, Europa, 1961 POSB, 1961 Parliament, Red Cross, Geographical, Botanical etc (qty)

Lot 679

Autograph Douglas Bader 1910-1982 Group Captain Royal Air Force World War II hero signed Battle of Britain 25th anniversary first day cover 13th September 1965

Lot 680

Autograph Bobby Moore signed World Cup 1966 first day cover

Lot 681

Autograph Alf Ramsey signed World Cup 1966 first day cover

Lot 683

Autograph Leonard Cheshire (1917-1992) Group Captain World War II hero signed first day cover 25th anniversary Victory in Europe 8th May 1970

Lot 689

Stamps, GB selection of modern First Day Covers, Presentation packs, PHQ cards etc (qty)

Lot 702

Ibsen's Peer Gynt illustrated by Arthur Rackham, published by Harrop & Co Ltd First Edition 1936, with dust jacket, brown cloth boards with gilt lettering and motif,coloured plates with tissue protection, plus Rip Van Winkle also with Rackham illustrations 1907 (2)

Lot 706

GB First Day Covers 1971-2000 illustrated addressed Covers (qty)

Lot 711

Stamps - selection in albums and stock books including silk First Day covers, PHQ cards, general World etc (qty)

Lot 712

Stamps - accumulation in albums and loose, First Day covers, PHQ cards etc (qty)

Lot 1051

Exclusive first editions boxed selection of omnibuses, listing available (22)

Lot 1117

Diecast Exclusive First Editions, Model Trucks and Lorries, all boxed (16)

Lot 1118

Diecast Exclusive First Editions, model Trucks and Lorries, all boxed (19)

Lot 1119

Diecast Exclusive First Editions, Model Trucks, Lorries and Buses, all boxed (20)

Lot 1120

Diecast Exclusive First Editions, model Trucks, Lorries and Buses, all boxed (20)

Lot 1121

Diecast Exclusive First Editions, model Truck, Lorries and Buses, all boxed 922)

Lot 1124

Diecast Exclusive First Editions, model Trucks and Lorries, boxed (26)

Lot 1325

Rare Canadian First Hussars Officer's cap badge and lot militaria

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