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Lot 241
Spode bat-printed Dessert Wares, a large fruit stand with gilt borders, and a pair of shell-shaped Dishes, en suite, all with pattern no 1222 in red, all very slight gilding wear, 37.5 and 24.8cm (3). The patterns are Morning or the Benevolent Sportsman after George Morland, Game Birds and Greyhounds and Fox. See Spode nos P422; P402 and P414-1. This last is the first and rarer version of the print which was re-engraved to remove the fox and replace it with a hare.
Lot 353
The following three lots were shot by the vendor`s father, Mr Theodore Wessel, Danish Ambassador to Chile, in Kenya in 1924. Wessel would have been accompanied by a white big game hunter, probably a fellow Dane named Baron Bror von Blixen, a leading professional hunter in East Africa. He was husband of the authoress Karen Blixen, best remembered for her book `Out of Africa` which was subsequently brought to screen starring Meryl Streep and Robert Redford. A pair of African black rhinoceros (Diceros bicornis) horns, mounted on an original oak shield inscribed `Kenya BEA 1924`, applied pressed metal label verso `Griffiths, McAlister & Cook Ltd., Blackpool and London`, larger horn outside curve 70cm approximately 6kg
Lot 1067
A Large Collection of Boxed Vintage Games, including Going Good - Point to Point game, gold boxed Monopoly set, New Footy, Spears - Steeplechase, Comic Quoits, Coppit & Cappit, Rail Race, Pin Football, Physogs, Driving Test, Dr Magini, Waddingtons - Captain Scarlet, Thunderbirds & Test Match, Gamagic Set No.3, Meccano, Kum-Bak Skittle Tennis, conjuring sets, construction sets etc., in four boxes
Lot 1069
A Deluxe Mahogany Cased `Sandown` Roulette Style Horse Racing Game by F.H. Ayres, London, with a revolving metal 15inch (38cm) disk applied with lithographed images of seven horse by Finch Mason, with green baize surround, makers ivorine name tablets, brass carrying handles and lift off lid, 50cm by 50cm
Lot 106
Ephemera – fashion – an early 19th c fashion game a group of seven delicately hand coloured costume designs each featuring a cut out of the face together with a further card with the face of a young lady. The object of the cards is to show the face against the various costume designs which include native dresses from Albania Greece France Russia etc. Each with a ms identification. Scarce. We have not been able to trace another such set.
Lot 401
Ephemera – football – political the original artwork of a cartoon by Franklin intended to be used by the Sun newspaper in the event of England beating Germany in the semi final of the World Cup in 1990 executed in black ink on a white board – original crack down the middle probably when originally discarded. Red crayon mark to right hand side ‘To be used only if England win.’ The cartoon shows Mrs Margaret Thatcher standing outside Number 10 Downing Street dressed as Winston Churchill giving a ‘V’ sign and smoking a large cigar with the speech balloon ‘We fought them in midfield...in the wings...in the penalty area...’ This was a cartoon we never saw as it was prepared for the Sun in the event of England winning the game – as we all know despite the game going the full distance and to the end of extra time England spectacularly lost to Germany in the resultant penalty shoot-out with both Pearce and Waddle missing.
Lot 201
A 19TH CENTURY HORN SNUFF MULL with inscription relating to the gift of this box made from a clee of the first cow belonging to John Homes Junior of The Birchem which was given him when a calf, at his birth, the first day of July 1844, by Edward Poole Esq of The Homend. Is presented to him as a mark of esteem by William Pudge Junior, 23rd November 1848. Sold with a large white ground tankard with gilt and jewelled monogram JH, painted with a cow and game, inscribed to the base and presented to J Homes Esq by J P and J W, and a smaller Copeland tankard with inscription John Homes Junior, aged 1 year, July 11th 1869. (both tankards with extensive old repairs)
Lot 66
A Royal Worcester Vitreous porcelain sixteen piece game dinner service, circa 1900, each piece printed and painted with various game and water birds enriched in gilt, including; a shaped oval serving plate with high relief moulded pheasant, partridge head and wing handles, 45cm wide, ten dinner plates, 23cm diameter, a pair of partridge head pickle dishes and a roe deer headed sauce tureen, cover and stand, brown printed, crown and wheel mark, year mark `Royal Worcester Vitreous` and `W5275` RD 244420.
Lot 548
A boxed game of Skittles, contents include nine treen turned skittles and two wooden balls; together with Six vintage wooden die-cut Jigsaw Puzzles, comprising of GWR Jigsaw The Cornish Riviera Express, approximately 200 pieces; Academy Super Cut Jigsaw Puzzle manufactured by J Salmon Limited, The Rehearsal approximately 450 pieces; Academy Super Cut Jigsaw Puzzle of approximately 500 pieces; Academy Super Cut Jigsaw Puzzle of approximately 400 pieces (please note no pictures on boxes); Victory Jigsaw Puzzle Symphonie Fantastique; Victory Puzzle The Household Cavalry Windsor (please note no jigsaws are checked for missing pieces) (7)
Lot 1114
CINEMA POSTERS, selection, 1950`s-1990`s, inc. Bhumika, Captain Scarface 1953 Barton Maclane (US 1-Sheet), Cradle Will Rock 1999 John Cusack (Quad), El Salvador 1980 Diego De La Texera (UK) Poster, Home And The World 1984 Satyajit Ray (Quad), Life Is A Bed Of Roses 1983 Alain Resnais (Quad), Lightship, My Brother`s Wedding 1983 Charles Burnett Dc, Next To No Time 1958 Kenneth More (UK 1-Sheet), Phantom Of Liberty 1974 Luis Buñuel (Quad), Pleasure Game 1975 Claude Chabrol (Quad), Promise, Something Big/Darker Than Amber 1971 Dean Martin (Quad), To Our Loves 1983 Sandrine Bonnaire (Quad), Track 29 1987 Theresa Russell (Quad), Trees Lounge 1997 Steve Buscemi (Quad), U2 - Rattle And Hum 1988 (US 1-Sheet), Vijeta 1982 Shashi Kapoor Indian Poster, When The Cat`s Away 1996 Cédric Klapisch (Quad), original folds, VG to EX, 19
Lot 561
Thomas Oldham Barlow, 1824-1889- "Duck": W H Simmons, 19th Century- "Rabbit": William Turner Davey, 1818-?- "Black Game": David George Thompson, 19th Century- "Partridge", all after Richard Ansdell, publ by Owen Bailey & Ardington Ltd., March 1852; engravings with later hand-colouring, in matching frames, 30.2x56cm., (max) (4): together with three other engravings, 26.5x40cm., (max) (7)
Lot 1822
YEOVIL A miscellany of items relating to Yeovil, comprises of two handbooks, both seemingly 59-60 but completely different and produced by the Supporters Club, Silver Jubilee handbook 48/9 (a few stains, tears to cover), 2 First Day covers signed by Bobby Charlton for the opening of the new stadium at Huish Park 4/8/1990 (game v Newcastle), programme v Fulham 15/11/93 (Cup) and v Telford 5/5/90 (last match at the old Huish ground) Fair
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