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Lot 396
Jessie Marion King (1875-1949): An Earthenware Preserve Jar and Cover, painted with white blossom on a blue ground, painted marks JMK, green garden gate and a rabbit, 6.5cm (damages) Chips to the cover, crazing and hairline crack. The jar is heavily crazed and staining in the crazing. 02.04.2015
Lot 417
Sally MacDonell (b.1971): A Porcelain and Earthstone Hollow Figural Standing Group, modelled as two nude woman, oxide wash and smoke firing, unsigned, on a wood plinth base, 49.5cm 1987-91 60 Bail Gate, Lincoln, Lincolnshire. 1991-98 Studio in Bath. 1998- 2 Kennington Road, Lower Weston, Bath, Somerset. *ARR/(Droit de Suite) applies to this lot Good order. 130715
Lot 605
After David Roberts RA (1796-1864) ''View from under the Portico of the Temple of Dendera'' Hand coloured lithograph originally published circa 1848, together with thirteen further hand coloured lithographs of the Holy Land and the Middle East including: ''Ascent to the Summit of Sinai'', half plate, originally published circa 1843 ''Citadel of Jerusalem without the Walls'', half plate, 1839 ''The Nileometer, Island of Rhoda'', half plate, 1849 ''Abyssinian Slaves resting at Wady Dubot, Nubia'', half plate, circa 1847 ''Absoloms Pillar, Valley of the Jehoshaphat'', half plate, 1842 ''Golden Gate of the Temple Shewing part of the Ancient Walls'', half plate, c.1842 ''Tsur, Ancient Tyre, from the Isthmus'', 1839 ''City of Tiberias on the sea of Galilee'', 1844 ''Edfou'', 1846 ''Baalbec,'' Entrance to the Temple of Bacchus, c.1840 ''Karnac'', 1847 ''Cairo from the Gate of Citzenib, Looking towards the Desert of Suez'', 1849 ''Front Elevation of the Great Temple of Aboosimble, Nubia'', c.1846 Various editions, 49.5cm by 34.5cm, 32cm by 23.5cm 23cm by 30cm, 32.5cm by 22.5cm, 24.5cm by 34.5cm, 24.5cm by 31.5cm, 25cm by 31.5cm, 34.5cm by 50cm, 32cm by 48.5cm 50.5cm by 35.5cm, 48.5cm by 32cm 32cm by 48.5cm respectively (14) Sold together with receipts of sale
Lot 905
An early 20th century 9ct gold gate-style bracelet - To the padlock clasp - Length approx 19cms - Weight approx 9.8gms - Together with a 9ct gold watch - Hallmarked Birmingham - Weight approx 19.3gms Condition Report: Fair - With surface dents and scratches - Bracelet with one link deficient - Watch with general signs of wear - Not working at present
Lot 486
BARRIE J. M.: (1860-1937) Scottish Novelist, created Peter Pan. A.L.S., J. M. Barrie, one page, 8vo, Lancaster Gate, 22nd May 1909, to Mrs. Pryson. Barrie announces 'Welcome to London' and continues to ask his correspondent to come and see him on Friday at around 5 o'clock and concludes 'It is the first house in the Bayswater Road past Lancaster Gate'. With blank integral leaf. VG
Lot 806
CHURCHILL WINSTON S.: (1874-1965) British Prime Minister 1940-45, 1951-55. Nobel Prize winner for Literature, 1953. T.L.S., Winston S. Churchill, one page, 8vo, Hyde Park Gate, London, 29th February 1956, to Desmond Flower ('My dear Desmond'). Churchill thanks his correspondent for their letters and 'encouraging enclosures'. Together with a series of four carbon typed copies of letters from Flower to Churchill, each signed with his initials ('DF'), each one page, 4to, n.p., 20th - 28th February 1956, all to Churchill, in the first sending a small colour reproduction of the Armada Portrait of Queen Elizabeth I and commenting 'The original belongs to the Duke of Bedford at Woburn. It is the right shape, and I hope you will agree that it will make a good jacket for Vol. II.' and in the other letters referring to a television discussion for NBC which Churchill does not wish to undertake, forwarding a copy of a letter from A. L. Rowse, and a circular from Alfred Wilson of Henry Young's bookshop in Liverpool, as well as twelve early copies of Volume I of The History of the English Speaking Peoples. None of the enclosures are any longer present. One file hole to the upper left corner of Churchill's letter, not affecting the text or signature, VG, 5 Desmond Flower (1907-1997) British Publisher and Book Collector. A History of the English-Speaking Peoples (1956-58) is a four volume history of Britain and its former colonies covering the period from Caesar's invasions of Britain (55 BC) to the beginning of World War I (1914). The work was one of Churchill's writings mentioned in his Nobel Prize in Literature citation.
Lot 807
CHURCHILL WINSTON S.: (1874-1965) British Prime Minister 1940-45, 1951-55. Nobel Prize winner for Literature, 1953. T.L.S., W S Churchill, one page, 4to, Hyde Park Gate, London, 19th June 1962, to John E. Harvey ('My dear Harvey'), marked 'Private and Confidential'. Churchill thanks his correspondent for their letter and continues 'I know that opinion is much divided on this matter, and I do not feel that a sufficiently strong case has been made either way for me to intervene. I therefore will not be opposing the Motion that you mention'. About EX John E. Harvey (1920-2008) British Politician and Chairman of the Woodford Conservative Association 1954-56. Member of Parliament for Walthamstow East from 1955-66. The present letter most likely refers to the City of London (Various Powers) Bill (By Order) which John Harvey debated within the House of Commons on 26th June 1962, just a week after the present letter was written.
Lot 808
CHURCHILL CLEMENTINE S.: (1885-1977) Wife of Sir Winston S. Churchill. A.L.S., Clementine S. C., one page, 4to, Hyde Park Gate, London, 31st July 1962, to Norman [Brook]. Churchill announces 'It was a shock to me when I read of the changes as the Treasury' and continues 'I know you selected your successors; but they cannot measure up to you. So I grieve & send you both my love'. One small file hole to the left edge, not affecting the text or signature. Together with an original, vintage unsigned colour candid 7 x 5 photograph depicting Winston Churchill seated outdoors in a full length pose, smoking a cigar and feeding several black swans in the stream before him, with his wife Clementine and another unidentified gentleman standing alongside in full length poses. Stamped Kodachrome Enlargement made by Kodak Limited October 1966 to the verso. VG to EX, 2 Norman Brook (1902-1967) 1st Baron Normanbrook. British Civil Servant who served as Cabinet Secretary 1947-62, Joint Permanent Secretary to HM Treasury and head of the Home Civil Service 1956-62.
Lot 930
CHURCHILL WINSTON S.: (1874-1965) British Prime Minister 1940-45, 1951-55. Nobel Prize winner for Literature, 1953. T.L.S., Winston S. Churchill, one page, 4to, Hyde Park Gate, London, 7th April 1960, to Desmond Flower ('My dear Desmond'). Churchill writes, in full, 'Thank you so much for sending me your new version of my SECOND WORLD WAR edited for young people. It looks very well presented, and I am indeed glad to have a copy'. About EX Desmond Flower (1907-1997) British Publisher and Book Collector.
Lot 6
Virginia Woolf's family.- - Stephen 17 Autograph Letters signed to her daughter, Stella Duckworth Stephen (Julia Prinsep, mother of Virgina Woolf, philanthropist, married first Henry Duckworth, second Leslie Stephen, 1846-95) 17 Autograph Letters signed to her daughter, Stella Duckworth, half-sister of Vanessa Bell and Virginia Woolf, addressed to "Beloved Female" and signed "yr lovg old ma", 82pp. & 3 envelopes, 8vo, [London], 22 Hyde Park Gate, n.d., [ before 1895], chatty letters on a variety of subjects, mentioning Virginia Woolf, "I got yr card fr Cologne & Ginia news v[ia] Mainz both this M[orning]. There has been a perfect deluge of rain w has stopped now the house is all in confusion", refering to her future husband, "I haven't heard fr Jack Hills I suppose he will be here tonight or tomorrow"; and 6 other ALs.s., including: 1 from Gerald Duckworth, 2 from her grandmother, ?Maria Jackson, folds (c. 29 pieces). Stella Duckworth (1869-97), married John Waller Hills [1867-1938, politician and angler ] in 1895. "Shortly after the marriage Stella was taken ill with peritonitis, and she died in July 1897." - Oxford DNB.
Lot 254
A 9ct rose gold bracelet, composed of curb-links, with loose heart-shaped padlock clasp, 13g; a sterling silver open-faced pocket watch, London, 1882, the white enamelled dial with black Roman numerals, centred with a painted garland motif, the case with scroll and leaf borders, engine-turned decoration and a vacant cartouche, 46.5g; and miscellaneous gate-links (3)
Lot 464
REGGAE - Killer collection of 55 x LP's/12" singles. Titles to include Laurel Aitkin - Moria Sofia (CSLP 01), Various - Tighten Up Volume 2 (3 copies! Trojan mono TTL7), Lee Perry - The Complete UK Upsetter Singles Collection Volume 2 (still sealed 2003 copy TJFTV109), Lee Scratch Perry And Friends - Open The Gate (limited edition PERRY 2) and Al Campbell - Ain't That Loving You (JSLP 015). Also to include LP's by Prince Far I, Bunny Wailer, Yellowman, Linval Thompson and Peter Tosh. Condition is generally VG to Ex.
Lot 317
Pair of framed paintings, to include one DYMOND signed, 20th Century, oil on board, still life with peaches and banana surrounding a tankard, and one unsigned, 20th Century, oil on slate, landscape of a cottage framed by two bare trees with an individual stood by a gate in the centre and another individual walking away to the right, 16.5cm x 60cm, 14.5cm x 22cm (2).
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