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Lot 122
After W G Baxter, two coloured prints for Pears, A Quiet Game at Nap, Nap for All I'm Worth and Spoofed by Jove, 28 x 35cm; after H Alken, Tutor's Assistant, two coloured prints, 21.5 x 26cm, a framed map, Environs of Plymouth and Devonport, an unframed circular wall mirror and a coloured print after Van Goethem, (7).
Lot 268
A GEORGE IV IRISH EMBOSSED TWO-HANDLED SUGAR BOWL with a lobed circular body & two vacant cartouches, by Edward Power, Dublin 1828 and a Victorian cream jug of similar form, chased with game birds around the sides, gilt interior, by William Hunter, London 1842; 4.55" (11.6 cms) high; 24.8 oz (2)
Lot 286
Mixed Sports memorabilia, eighty plus speedway programmes with approximately fifty Oxford from the 1950s, five Playfair cricket annuals (2000s) cricket books, Wisdens (1996 & 2006) Ice Hockey magazines 1980s (15) eight volumes of 'The Game' (1970s) and a programme Arsenal V Middlesex 1949 Dennis Compton's Benefit (contains written scores)
Lot 95
Cigarette Cards, Mixture, a hardback album containing various Ogden Guinea Gold cards (album poor) together with a couple of partially filled original albums, complete sets: Carreras Birds of the Countryside, Wills Railway Engines, Players Animals of the Countryside, Nature Series, Wildfowl and Game Birds & Wild Fowl, Cavanders Animal Studies, Phillips Bird Painting, Senior Service Beautiful Scotland and PG Bird Portraits and a small selection of loose silks, (qty)
Lot 113
Shaw, George Bernard - A collection of 11 manuscript and typescript letters and cards to C.L. Shard of Oldhams Press, London (Publishers for the author), mainly concerning contractual agreements, remainder stock of his works, includes a filing card note, dated 14th December 1937 'I should like to know who the gentleman is and what he is up to. If he sells the books he is a bookseller, whether he keeps the books or not. Actors do not study their parts for Family Bibles weighing half a ton or so. His game must be to cut the volumes up into seperate plays and sell these to amateurs who would otherwise buy them from me. I am not set against this is the poor things get their copies really cheap. Does he mind telling us what price he contemplates asking? Dates 1935-1947
Lot 115
A collection of vintage toys and games, including a Jacques Happy Families card game, a Dinky Bentley S2, 194, a Corgi Bentley Continental Sports Saloon, 224, two Corgi lorries, boxed, two model warships, Bismark and Hood, boxed, a Road Sign game, dominoes and several other card games. (2 bags)
Lot 447
A Royal Worcester footed vase of lobed form and with narrow neck decorated with yellow and pink roses, 9cms high; together with two narrow necked Worcester-style blush vases decorated with game birds, 15cms Condition reports provided on request by email for this auction otherwise items purchased `as seen`
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