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Lot 540
Buchan, John: The Adventures Of Richard Hannay, five volumes in slip-case to include The Thirty-Nine Steps, Green-Mantel, Mr Stand-Fast and Island Of Sheep, London, Folio Society 2003, together with Highsmith, Patricia: Ripley, three volumes in slip case to include The Talented Mr Ripley, Ripley Under Ground and Ripley's Game, London, Folio Society 2011. (2)
Lot 680
An early 18th century commonplace / scholar’s copy book, close ink hand-written throughout with notes, copied letters, sermons and biblical quotes, the vast majority of the contents being religious, but to also include copied text from Christopher Clavius regarding the solar eclipse in August 1560, an epitaph about two servants struck by lightening in 1718, and approx. 100 pages being copy of John Locke’s A Letter Concerning Toleration (published 1689), in different hands, together with an early 19th century Game Book, Presented to James Gage by his affectionate brother Robert, January 6th 1823, with hand drawn game birds and shooting accounts. (2)
Lot 34
Tejo RemyUnique wall-mounted shelving unit, designed for a private commission, Rotterdam, 1995Patinated steel.194 x 150 x 27.5 cmFrom the series of seven.Footnotes:ProvenancePrivate collection, Rotterdam, 1995Tejo RemyNick WrightCo-author of Cut and Shut: The History of Creative Salvage, London, 2012In 1995, the Dutch designer Tejo Remy designed these wall-mounted shelving units for the home of the 010 publisher Peter De Winter, which was an impressive, converted reservoir tower. Its restricted access and intimate rooms, thus determined the scale of these seven unique commissioned works. The idea or 'the game' as Remy once put it was, 'what you cut out has to be used again so that there was no material lost'. The idea was prototyped in a workstation called 'Hideaway' shown in the 1994 exhibition of his work at Gallery Oriel curated by Ralph Turner and is consistent with his early designs, which first drew international attention, including his works the 'Rags Chair' and the chest of drawers titled, 'You Can't Lay Down Your Memories'. Both Tom Dixon, who Remy encountered during an internship with Danny Lane, and Remy have stated that their respective work is not primarily driven by environmental concerns. Nonetheless, as climate change impinges, designers who reworked waste material such as Dixon and Remy are seen as having been, intentionally or not, in the vanguard of sustainable design.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: AR TPAR Goods subject to Artists Resale Right Additional Premium.TP Lot will be moved to an offsite storage location (Cadogan Tate, Auction House Services, 241 Acton Lane, London NW10 7NP, UK) and will only be available for collection from this location at the date stated in the catalogue. Please note transfer and storage charges will apply to any lots not collected after 14 calendar days from the auction date.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 260
A collection of four Guillotine Games board games, comprising: Zombicide 'Cool Mini or Not', (opened), 'Angry Neighbours', (opened, contents intact), 'Rue Morgue', (opened, contents intact) and 'Toxic City Mall', (sealed), together with a Plaid Hat board game 'Dead of Winter, The Long Night', (sealed) and a Pinnacle Entertainment Group board game 'Doomtown, Reloaded, There Comes A Reckoning', (opened), (6), (all opened boxes unchecked).
Lot 262
A collection of Devil Pig games, comprising: 'Heroes of Normandie, The Tactical Card Game', (opened), 'Heroes of Normandie Pegasus Bridge', (sealed), 'Carentan', (sealed), 'D-Day Scenarios Pack', (sealed), 'Battleground Set Terrain Pack', (sealed), 'River Set Terrain Pack', (sealed), together with pieces for 'Shadows Over Normandie', (all open boxes unchecked).
Lot 261
A collection of Fantasy Flight board games, comprising: 'Star Wars Rebellion', (opened, contents intact), 'Call of Cthulhu, The Card Game', (opened), 'Mansions of Madness' 2nd edition, (opened), 'Battlestar Galactica, The Board Game', (opened), with 'Pegasus Expansion', (opened), 'Android Netrunner', (opened), 'Legend of the Five Rings, Clan War Expansion', (opened) and other opened games, (all open boxes unchecked).
Lot 263
A collection of Fantasy Flight board games, comprising: 'Doom The Board Game', 'Doom Expansion Set', 'Battlelore', Plaid Hat Games comprising 'Dead of Winter', 'Summoner Wars, Alliances Master Set', a Marvel 'Legendary' card game and a 'Wrath of Ashardalon' game, (all opened boxes unchecked), (7).
Lot 175
Ertl, Parker Brothers - 2 x boxed Star Wars model kits and 1 x boxed Star Wars board game - Lot includes a Star Wars Shadows of the Empire 'Virago' model kit (There is handwritten writing in the instruction manual), a 1:6 #30124 Star Wars Episode 1 Stap with Battle Droid model kit, and a Star Wars Monopoly 'Classic Trilogy Edition' board game (The nine pewter Star Wars character token appear to be missing from the lot). Model kits appear to be in excellent condition but are unchecked for completeness. Boxes range from fair to very good condition and minor tears to boxes. (This does not constitute a guarantee) (3)
Lot 35
Chad Valley - Mettoy - A collection of vintage toys including a tin plate ball race game with a tobacco tin of balls, a Chad Valley M200 Globe, a Mettoy Toytown Cash Register and other items. They show some signs of age and use and appear in Good condition overall. (This does not constitute a guarantee)
Lot 45A
Pocket Simon - Handheld Light Sound Puzzle Game Toy - MB Electronics - 1980's. Item appears to be in good condition and have tested with batteries. All switches and buttons appear to be functioning correctly. Sound is working and a Tomy - Yeeaghh! - Table Top Battery Operated Game - 1990. Item appears to be in playworn condition with decal damage and have tested with batteries but there is some acid damage to the contacts and so unable to test further. (This does not constitute a guarantee). (view more images)
Lot 472
Eaglemoss - Batman - 6 x boxed Batman vehicles by Eaglemoss including an s12 Batman #37 (Jokermobile), an s13 Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #15, an s14 Batman: Arkham Asylum Video Game vehicleand similar. Boxes appear in excellent condition with a mild crack to the Batman: Arkham Asylum Video Game box. Die-cast models appear in mint condition. (This does not constitute a guarantee)
Lot 488
FIVE BOXES AND LOOSE CERAMICS AND SUNDRY ITEMS, to include an eighteen piece Palissy 'Silver Birch' part tea set including a cake stand, six Minton's Chiltern teacups and saucers, a Wedgwood American Clipper 'Game Cock 1850' octagonal serving plate (diameter 31cm) and four side plates, a pale green Bretby five bar toast rack, a quantity of white tea wares by Alfred Meakin and others, a Mason Cash beige and white striped pudding basin, etc (5 boxes + loose) (sd)
Lot 415
TOYS AND GAMES ETC, to include a boxed Bandai Electronic 'Missile Invader' game in working condition, a vintage communion doll with sleeping eyes and closed mouth, approximate height 18cm, two complete sets of wooden chess pieces, chess board, travel Monopoly, quantity of soft toys, Hohner Echo mouth organ etc
Lot 390
A GROUP OF CERAMICS AND STONE WARE, comprising a c1881 Doulton-Lambeth commemorative salt glazed pitcher for John Mortlock & Co, signed on base, Prince of Wales feathers relief to front, height 22cm (restoration work to neck, handle and body), a Doulton - Lambeth salt glazed teapot impressed 9347 on the base, decorated with a game hunting scene, a silver hallmarked collar O & Co Birmingham 1901, height 13cm (restoration work to spout, inside lid, handle broken in two places and restored), two mid-twentieth century Carlton Ware trefoil dishes Australian Design Convolvulus 'Morning Glory' 2498, length 36cm x width 20cm, mint green) one dish is crazed and stained), a Carlton Ware Australian design amethyst coloured Convolvulus 'Morning Glory' 2489 cup and saucer (saucer has crazing), a Carlton Ware Australian Design 'Fruit' cruet set 2431 (missing pepper pot), a pair of Carlton Ware 'Lettuce' salt and pepper pots, height 9cm (slightly crazed), a Doulton Silicon Ware tobacco jar signed on base, matte brown with applied green, brown and white patterned design encircling the body (the lid is broken and glued, restoration to area around the base), a J.G. Meakin commemorative Coronation mug for King Edward VIII May 1937, a commemorative mug for George V and Queen Mary 1922 (hairline crack around base) (14) (Condition report: obvious damage is mentioned in description)
Lot 1320
° ° A collection of 31 20th century First edition works, fiction and non fiction, many in original dust jackets; Irving, J., ‘The World According to Carp’, 1978, hardback; Michener, J.A., ‘Space’, 1982, hardback; King, S., ‘Firestarter’, 1980, hardback; Kafka, F., ‘The Trial’, 1945, hardback; Frayn, M., ‘The Russian Interpreter’, 1966, hardback; Milligan, S., ‘Monty, His Part in my Victory’, 1976, hardback; Lewis, L., Connoisseurs and Secret Agents in Eighteenth Century Rome’, 1961, hardback; Drabble, M., ‘The Witch of Exmoor’, 1996, hardback; Randell, R., ‘Live Flesh’, 1986, hardback; Rendell, R., ‘A Sleeping Life’, 1978, hardback; Walters, M., ‘The Ice House’, 1992, hardback; Braine, J., ‘The Crying Game’, 1968, hardback; Auel, J.M., The Clan of the Cave Bear’, 1980, hardback; Forster, M., ‘Mr Bone’s Retreat’, 1971, hardback; Miller, H., ‘Quiet Days in Clichy’, 1966, hardback; Ferrars, E., ‘Hunt the Tortoise’, 1950, hardback; Pratchett, T., ‘The Dark Side of the Sun’, 1976, hardback; Duncan, R., ‘This Way to the Tomb’, hardback; Marshall, P., ‘The Challenge of Our Time’, 1948, hardback; Beckett, S., ‘Malone Dies’, 1958, hardback; McEwan, I., ‘The Comfort of Strangers’, 1981, hardback; Schreiner, O., ‘The Story of an African Farm, 1883, hardback; Balchin, N., ‘Sunday Creditors’, 1953, hardback; Durrell, L., ‘Nunquam’, 1970, hardback; Sitwell, E., ‘Selected Poems’, 1936, hardback; Wodehouse, P.G., ‘Do Butlers Burgle Banks?’, 1968, hardback; Bates, H.E., ‘Love for Lydia’, 1952, hardback; Shute, N., ‘The Rainbow and the Rose’, 1958, hardback; Dinnage, P., ‘Petronius Satyricon’, 1953, hardback; Miller, H., ‘Sexus’, 1962, hardback; O’Brien, E., ‘Casualties of Peace’, 1966, hardback; Walters, M., ‘The Sculptress’, 1993, hardback; Walters, M., ‘The Ice House’, 1992, hardback
Lot 1327
° ° A collection of thirty one 20th century First edition works, fiction and non fiction, many in original dust jackets;Spencer Jones, H., ‘Life on Other Worlds’, 1955, hardback; Cooper, J., ‘Her First Light-Fingered Romance, Emily’, 1975, hardback; James, M.R., ‘A Thin Ghost and Others’, 1919, hardback; Conan Doyle, A., ‘Three of Them’, 1923, hardback; Blyton, E., ‘The Mystery of the Strange Messages’, 1957, hardback; Sartre, J.P., ‘What is Literature?’, 1950, hardback; Gibbons, S., ‘Conference at Cold Comfort Farm, 1949, hardback; King, F. ‘Flights’, 1973, hardback; Burton, M., ‘Deaths Takes a Detour’, 1958, hardback; Cocteau, J., ‘Children of the Game’, 1955, hardback; Williamson, H., ‘Tarka the Otter’, 1932, hardback; Milligan, S., ‘The Hound of the Baskervilles’, 1998, hardback; Brookner, A., ‘Latecomers’, 1988, hardback; Moravia, A., ‘The Voice of the Sea and other stories’, 1978, hardback; Knight, E., ‘This Above All’, 1941, hardback; Llewellyn, R., ‘A Flame for Doubting Thomas’, 1954, hardback; Bainbridge, B., ‘Another Part of the Wood’, 1968, hardback; Sartre, J.P., ‘Words Reminiscences’, 1964, hardback; Collins, J., ‘The World is Full of Married Men’, 1968, hardback; Wodehouse, P.G., 1955, hardback; Graves, R., ‘But it Still Goes On’, 1930, hardback; Spender, S., ‘European Witness’, 1946, hardback; Blyton, E., ‘The Mystery of the Missing Man’, 1956, hardback; Wildeblood, P., ‘A Way of Life’, 1956, hardback; Pirandello, L., ‘Six Characters in Search of an Author’, 1954, hardback; Armstrong, A. & F, ‘More Nice Types’, 1944, hardback; Wells, H.G., ‘The Open Conspiracy’, 1928, hardback; Wodehouse, P.G., The Mating Season, hardback; Christie, A., ‘By the Pricking of My Thumbs’, 1968, hardback; Greene, G., ‘May we Borrow Your Husband?’, 1967, hardback; Sherman, M., ‘Bent’, 1979, paperback
Lot 258
Chris Calle (American, B. 1961) "Bluelined Snapper" Signed lower right. Original Watercolor on Illustration Board. Provenance: Collection of James A. Helzer (1946-2008), Founder of Unicover Corporation. This painting originally appeared on the Federated States of Micronesia Bluelined Snapper stamp issued August 4, 1995. Chris Calle's painting of the Bluelined Snapper is one of a set of four of the beautiful native fish of Micronesia. For centuries, Micronesians have thrived on a variety of food fish harvested from the waters surrounding their home islands. Today, commerical fishing companies have also tapped into the region's abundance of aquatic life. One of the most popular fish caught by such operations is the Skipjack Tuna. Particularly prevalent in the Pacific, these creatures are known to grow very rapidly. However, their life expectancy is only about four years. The Yellow-fin, another variety of tuna, has a reputation as one of the most tenacious game fish. Once it takes the bait, this fish fights the angler every step of the way. The Cave Grouper, on the other hand, is relatively secretive. It inhabits caves and crevices such as those found in Micronesia's steep outer reef slopes. Known to be a loner, the Cave Grouper typically travels singly or sometimes in small groups. A more gregarious resident of Pacific waters is the Bluelined Snapper. This fish occurs in large gatherings, particularly around prominent coral formations, isolated reefs and wrecks. Because this snapper feeds at night, it is among the most popular catches of sportsmen who fish during the evening hours. Image Size: 12.5 x 17 in. Overall Size: 14.5 x 22 in. Unframed. (B15150)
Lot 267
Don Balke (North Carolina, B. 1933) "Bighorn Sheep and Short-leaf Pinon" Signed lower right. Original Watercolor painting on Paper. Provenance: Collection of James A. Helzer (1946-2008), Founder of Unicover Corporation. This art was originally published in the limited edition collection of philatelic proofcards issued by Fleetwood and the National Audubon Society for the Wildlife of the 50 States. High on the stony heights of Nevada's windswept mountains, Desert Bishorns display their skill in the world's highest and most desolate landscape. With their four-chambered stomachs, these mountaineering mammals survive on the shrubs and grasses that grow in cracks and crevices and, superbly adapted to the western desert, scarely touch water. Sure-footed and agile, their buff-colored coats of hair, similar to those of deer, blend perfectly with the desert country. Because they are shy, they are seen only for a moment before they vanish behind the jagged peaks. Here in the high mountains where few men ever go, Desert Bighorns band together to raise their families. The lambs are born in the spring. Immediately after they have come into the world, the alert mothers lick them clean and then blow on them until dry to prevent blowflies from laying their eggs in their coats. In just a few days mothers lead their lambs back to the herds, urging them to jump from rock to rock. In just two or three weeks, the young lambs are as adept at rock climbing as their parents. In these pinnacles of nature, Desert Bighorns are relatively safe from most predators, except the big-game hunters who prize their massive curved horns. This artwork portrays these adaptable wild sheep roaming among the highest reaches of Nevada's mountains, far about the Short Leaf Pinons that represent the state tree. Image Size: 11.75 x 14.25 in. Overall Size: 20.25 x 24.25 in. Unframed. (B06180)
Lot 274
Don Balke (North Carolina, B. 1933) "Red Fox" Signed lower left. Original Watercolor on Illustration Board. Provenance: Collection of James A. Helzer (1946-2008), Founder of Unicover Corporation. This painting was originally published on the Fleetwood commemorative cover for Balke's Baby Wildlife of the 50 States, postmarked August 10, 1984. Deep in the woodlands of Missouri, four playful Red Fox cubs linger in the evening mist. Born but a month ago, they have spent their first days in the safety of their "earth," a cavity in the ground -- closely guarded by their mother. Their father -- called a dog -- spends much of his time supplying food for the nursing mother. Once these carefully tended pups are weaned, he will bring food for them, too. Frolicking with their parents, the young cubs enjoy their first adventures in the world. The babies are treated to the playful antics of their father who thrives on his role of playmate, even more than their mother, the vixen. Indeed, even as adults, Red Foxes are known for their playfulness. Bounding about, bucking, somersaulting and chasing their tails, they are truly the clowns of the forest. But all of this takes coordination and, being the good parents that they are, the dog and the vixen play games with their young games that will help them develop. For example, when the dog returns with food, the cubs must take it from his mouth -- not an easy trick as the young foxes must jump to reach it. The parents make it even harder by moving their heads from side to side. It all seems to be a game ... as the four cubs jump, bump and tumble about. But they are also exercising their muscles, learning coordinate movements and sharpening senses that they will need later for survival. Image Size: 11 x 12.75 in. Overall Size: 18.25 x 20 in. Unframed. (B08940)
Lot 159
Boule de Fortune gambling arcade game ca. 1935 in working condition. These games were available in the bars around that time. Spin the ball around, insert a coin, press down the lever and you will see which prize you have won based on the color of the ball. Height: 45 cm. Width: 45 cm. Depth: 23 cm. Condition: Good. Location: The Netherlands, Tilburg.
Lot 160
Boule de Fortune gambling arcade game ca. 1935 in working condition. These games were available in the bars around that time. Spin the ball around, insert a coin, press down the lever and you will see which prize you have won based on the color of the ball. Height: 45 cm. Width: 45 cm. Depth: 23 cm. Condition: Good. Location: The Netherlands, Tilburg.
Lot 181
1950s U.S. Marshall coin-op shooting arcade game manufactured by A. B. T. Manufacturing Co. Upon inserting a coin steel balls can be shot at targets that appear in the "Silver Dollar" saloon window, shooter gets ranked from "Corpse" to "U.S. Marshall" according to accuracy. Overall good condition, game works upon inserting a nickel and gun fires steel balls as intended but needs servicing, cash box door has been replaced, damage to top right of the back of the cabinet. Comes with 2 keys. Height: 135 cm. Width: 38 cm. Depth: 84 cm. Condition: Good. Location: The Netherlands, Tilburg.
Lot 182
T. H. Bergman & Co. Arizona a very rare shooting arcade game ca. 1960s in good working condition. The game features a Luger style pistol that shoots real pellets and is played by shooting one of the 3 rotating discs which have raised numbers on them. As the soft pellet hits one of the numbers, it is impressed in to the pellet and the pellet rolls out of the side, at which point it can be inspected and manually added to the players score. Height: 145 cm. Width: 55 cm. Depth: 125 cm. Condition: Good. Location: The Netherlands, Tilburg. Video link: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/qvzc1lJOjgo
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