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Lot 433
cold painted bronze, carved and painted ivory, onyx, inscribed F. PREISS, impressed to bronze PK33.8cm wide, 58.5cm high (overall), 52cm high (figure and plinth), 37cm high (figure only)Footnote: Literature: Catley, B. Art Deco and other Figures, Woodbridge 2003, p.289Alberto Shayo, A. Ferdinand Preiss, Art Deco Sculptor, the fire and the flame, Woodbridge 2005, p.105 where the smaller version of this model is illustratedNote: At the beginning of the 20th Century the German Ferdinand Preiss established a company with Arthur Kassler known as Preiss-Kassler and until his death in 1943 he continued to design sculptures. Regarded as one of the most important Art Deco sculptors, he is acclaimed for his popular mixed media (chryselephantine) figures which were affordable to the middle class and appropriately sized for the home. His works were usually based on classical and mythical subjects, such as The Archer, circa 1925, which appears to represent Diana the huntress from Roman mythology. Amongst his other favoured subjects were idealised children, women at leisure sunbathing or holding parasols, or figures involved in sporting endeavours such as ice-skating, playing tennis, football or golf, or even javelin throwing. Preiss' Archer was executed in two sizes, the present lot representing one of only a few known examples of the rare larger variant.Note: Please be aware that this lot contains material that may be subject to import/export restrictions, especially outside the EU, due to CITES regulations. Please note it is the buyer's sole responsibility to obtain any relevant export or import licence. For more information visit http://www.defra.gov.uk/ahvla-en/imports-exports/cites/
Lot 737
Various books, autobiographies, sporting related, to include Holloway (Ian), hardback with dust wrapper, David O'Leary, Kevin Keegan, Tommy Docherty, Soccer from the Shoulder, various others, mainly hardback with dust wrappers, signed,Ellery (David) The Man in the Middle, hardback with dust wrapper, signed, another, various other football related, Malcolm McDonald, Roy Evans (2), others relating to the World Cup Final 1966, Ian Holloway, mainly hardback with dust wrappers, signed. (a quantity)
Lot 338
A collection of Chelsea Football Club related items, to include 2001, 2000, 2002 calendars, Carling Cup Final 2008 programme, Munich Final 2012 programme, Sunday Pictorial Aston Villa v Chelsea match day programme, 20th May 2000, signed to the front by Di Matteo, various other programmes, etc . (1 box)
Lot 333
Various football related autobiographies, Liverpool Neal (Phil), Life at the Kop, hardback with dust jacket, signed, Michael Owen autobiography, signed, and a small quantity of others, together with various books, annuals, football related items, The Tour 300 Unofficial Premiership Soccer Special album, signed by Steven Guppy, Big Match Brian Moore's World of Soccer, signed Peter Shilton, with dust wrapper, various other football related books, Tim Flower's signature, Manchester United All Time Greats album, signed Norman Whiteside, various others, hardback with dust wrappers, etc., many signed, (a quantity).
Lot 343
A collection of Chelsea Football Club football programmes, predominantly from the mid 2000's, the home and away, to include Betis v Chelsea, 1st November 2005, Chelsea Football Club Official Centenary match day magazine 05-06, various football player cards for Dean Saunders, Peter Shilton, Gary Naysmith, Andy King, David James, etc. (1 box)
Lot 341
A collection of Chelsea Football Club football programmes, for Home and Away predominantly from the 1960's and 70's, to include Arsenal v Chelsea, 4th September 1965, Chelsea v Leeds United, 6th November 1965, Chelsea v Manchester United, 5th November 1966, Chelsea v Leicester City, 7th September 1966, etc. (1 folder)
Lot 236
John Player's Cigarette Cards, Football Caricature by Mac - 1927, Hints on Association Football - 1934, Film Stars - 1934, Kings and Queen of England - 1935, Motor cars - 1937, Aeroplanes (Civil) - 1935, International Airlines - 1936, Modern Naval Craft - 1939, Sea fishes - 1935, approx. 1000 cards. Good condition. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99
Lot 102
An Everton & Liverpool Official Football Programme, a 'double programme' showing the fixtures for the first teams and reserves, dated Saturday September 29th 1906, Vol. 3 No 8, with a photograph of the Chester Football Club first team of 1910-11, produced as a special supplement for the Chester Chronicle of September 17th 1910, 25.5cm x 38cm overall (2)
Lot 43
A collection of 6 Royal Mint silver proof Two-Pound coins to include the 1997 and 1998 silver proof £2 coin, the ?50th Anniversary of the United Nations? Two-Pound coin, 1995 ?Second World War? silver proof Two-Pound coin, 1996 ?A Celebration of Football? Two-Pound coin and the 1997 ?Britannia? silver proof Two-Pound coin
Lot 133
Vintage postcard album including Titanic 'Nearer My God to Thee' printed Bamforth Numbers 21, 22, 23, 24 and 25, Red Letter Photocard Charles Chaplin (52), Royal Institute For The Deaf and Dumb Derby, Leicester Corporation Tramways RP dressed tram, P.G. Football Club 1912 RP, Canada Fighting the Flames, Toronto Woodbine Racecourses, Hold to Light, etc.
Lot 918
Nottingham Forest FC. A collection of programmes, home league matches for the seasons 1997-98 (21), 1998-99 (21), 1999-2000 (18), 2000-01 (22), 2004-05 (1), 2005-06 (15), 2006-07 (3), 2007-08 (9), 2008-09 (3), miscellaneous away programmes, pre-season friendlies and cup matches (18), also including various match day tickets and other printed ephemera, replica shirts (one signed by twelve platers, including Pierre van Hooijdonk, Geoff Thomas, Steve Stone, Chris Bart-Williams, etc), Nottingham Evening Post tribute to Brian Clough and an official souvenir football signed by various players, including Steve Hodge, Garry Birtles, Hans Segers, Kenny Swain, Paul Hart, Ian Bowyer, etc
Lot 181
A Collection of Wolverhampton Wanderers Football programmes, to Include League Cup Final 1974, Complimentary Ticket for 1963, Ticket Stubs for 1959 and 6 Late 58-61 Programmes Together with a Mixed Collection of Other Football Programmes to Include Stoke Vs Chelsea Cup Final, 2x Gordon Banks Testimonial, Alf Ramsay's World Cup Guide and a City Vale Club Friendly Rivalry Signed by Stanley Matthews, Tony Rudge, Billy Wright, Terry Conroy and Others
Lot 352
Selection of Newcastle United F.C. and other Football Association programmes, including: two Liverpool vs. Newcastle United F.A. Challenge Cup final programmes, 4 May 1974; two Chelsea vs. Tottenham Hotspur F.A. Challenge Cup final programmes, 20 May 1967; Preston North End vs. West Ham United, 2 May 1961; Manchester City vs. Newcastle United 28 February 1976; Leeds United vs. Sunderland, 5 May 1973; and others.
Lot 354
Selection of Newcastle United F.C. and other testimonial match football programmes, including: Jock Stein testimonial game, Celtic v Liverpool, 14 August 1978; Jackie McNamara testimonial, Hibernian vs. Newcastle United, 5 August 1984; Sir Stan Matthews XI vs. World Stars, Farewell match at the Victoria Ground, Stoke, 28 April 1965; Alan Shearer testimonial, Newcastle United XI vs. Celtic, 11 May 2006; and others, dating circa 1970s onwards.
Lot 355
Selection of international football programmes, comprising programmes circa 1950s onwards, including: England vs. Uruguay, 6 May 1964; England vs. Scotland, 15 April 1967; England vs. Scotland, 16 March 1966; (English) Football League vs. Scottish Football League, 26 March 1958; England vs. Italy, 6 May 1959; England vs. Ireland, 20 November 1963; England vs. Rest of the World (F.I.F.A.), 23 October 1963; and others; along with a selection of other football programmes.
Lot 540
A large collection of 1960s football programmes, mostly Newcastle United home and away, season 1960-61 through to 1969-70; along with a collection of 1970s football programmes, mostly Newcastle United home and away, some International at Wembley, some FA Cup Final programmes and other items; selection of Newcastle United F.C. programmes and magazines, mostly circa 1980s; along with other assorted British football programmes, teams to include: Sunderland AFC; Carlisle United; Middlesbrough; Chelsea; Watford; and others; scrapbooks and other ephemera, including various editions of Black & White NUFC magazine.
Lot 22
The Owls was inspired by Sheffield Wednesday Football Club's iconic logo and blue and white team colours. Artist Ella Osborne was inspired to design a scene wrapping around her Bear, where the owls look like they're having a great time in their night time playground.Each bear sculpture is sold without the concrete plinth which it was displayed on throughout the trail.Each bear sculpture measures - Height: 2m, 11.2cm, Width: 79.4cm, Depth: 77.7cmWeight – 60Kg
Lot 14
Artist Chris Ashmore is football mad and a long-standing fan of Sheffield United. His design is inspired by memories of seeing the 'Blades' in sticker books and growing up being football obsessed! The Bear's fur is covered in several retro home and away Sheffield United FC kits - including the iconic red and white stripes, diamonds from kits in the 90's, yellow and blue away colours and classic green socks. The Bear also makes reference to climate change with a white background to represent a Polar Bear.Each bear sculpture is sold without the concrete plinth which it was displayed on throughout the trail.Each bear sculpture measures - Height: 2m, 11.2cm, Width: 79.4cm, Depth: 77.7cmWeight – 60Kg
Lot 53
Where we live is important, even if you're not 'from' where you live, the locality becomes part of you. During the pandemic we've spent more time in our local area, we've walked our local parks more than ever and found new places. Oli's bear is a reflection on what the staff at Sheffield Children's think about Sheffield. The place their children were born, home to their favourite pub, cafe, park or football team, the place they live within the hills in the Peak District. The Bear is also named after the Richard Hawley album and musical Standing at the Sky's Edge.Each bear sculpture is sold without the concrete plinth which it was displayed on throughout the trail.Each bear sculpture measures - Height: 2m, 11.2cm, Width: 79.4cm, Depth: 77.7cmWeight – 60Kg
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