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Lot 1002
Sir John Tenniel (1820 - 1914), an interesting collection of four early Victorian watercolour portraits depicting the outdoor staff of Islington Hall near Kings Lynn, the home of Richard Bagge (1810 - 1891), to include: 'John Telly, born January 1794, died January 1857, for 32 years Gardener at Islington Hall', signed and dated 1844, 39.5cm x 27cm, Thomas Betney the shepherd, seated upon a grey pony with a dog, signed and dated 1843, 34cm x 42cm, King Allen born 1769, died November 1854, standing before a gate with a dog, signed and dated, 39.5cm x 27cm and 'The Bailiff' standing before a cottage door, 41.5cm x 28cm, each in glazed gilt frames, together with a framed letter from George Cecil Pereira (1903 - 1976), stating the history of the portraits and Islington Hall CONDITION REPORT Each in very good condition. From a large Suffolk estate directly from the family As per the description, 3 are signed but difficult to tell if The Bailiff is signed due to the framing
Lot 352
Free City of Danzig, 1,000,000 marks, 8 August 1923, serial number 04765*, fuscia and green, Daniel Chodowiecki at right, arms with two lions at left, value at centre and top left and right, reverse with gate to the governmental rococo garden at centre(Linzmayer SD B12c, Pick 24a, Rosenberg 802a), in ICG holder 66, choice uncirculated Subject to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.
Lot 495
(†) National Bank of Egypt, printer's archival specimen 1 Pound, 22 September 1914, serial number R/2 000001-R/2 100000, blue on pink and pale green underprint, the temple gate of Khonsu at Karnak at left, value in western and Arabic numerals at right, reverse dark green on orange and pale green underprint, value in ornate pattern,(Pick 12as, Hanafy M2bs), the second date (21st the first date) and second prefix for this series, mounting traces, ink date '4.12.14' and annotations in top margins, otherwise about uncirculated to uncirculated, very rare Subject to 20% VAT on both Hammer Price and Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.
Lot 496
(†) National Bank of Egypt, printer's archival specimen 1 Pound (2), 23/24 September 1914, serial numbers R/3 and R/4 000001-100000, blue on pink and pale green underprint, the temple gate of Khonsu at Karnak at left, value in western and Arabic numerals at right, reverse dark green on orange and pale green underprint, value in ornate pattern,(Pick 12as, Hanafy M2bs), mounting traces, ink date '11. 1. 14' and '18.12.14', annotations in top left and very early date and prefixes for type (2) Subject to 20% VAT on both Hammer Price and Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.
Lot 497
(†) National Bank of Egypt, printer's archival specimen 1 Pound (2), 19 July 1916, serial number runs R/49 000001-100000 and R/50 000001-100000, blue on pink and pale green underprint, the temple gate of Khonsu at Karnak at left, value in western and Arabic numerals at right, without signatures, reverse dark green on orange and pale green underprint, value in ornate pattern,(Pick 12as, Hanafy M2bs), ink date '15.5.16' and annotations in top margins, otherwise choice about uncirculated and an extraordinary opportunity to obtain a very rare pair of specimens with consecutive dates and serial number runs (2) Subject to 20% VAT on both Hammer Price and Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.
Lot 515
National Bank of Egypt, £100, 6 July 1942, serial number K/4 082048, purple, green and pink, the Zuwayla Gate and Citadel of Cairo at left, Mosque of al'Mu'ayyad Sheik at right, value in green tablet at centre and at each corner, Nixon signature, reverse, dhow and Island of Philae(Pick 17, Hanafy M3), a number of folds and creasing, graffiti, small tape repair, nevertheless fine to very fine Subject to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.
Lot 1083
Banque de Syrie et du Grand-Liban, Lebanon, specimen 25 livres, 1925, zero serial numbers, deep red and multicoloured, value in blue at left and right, ornate scroll work around, cornears and flowers at left and right GRAND LIBAN in Arabic top centre, Forges and Laferriere signatures, reverse blue-green and multicoloured, Krak des Chevaliers (Kalaat Hosn-el-Akrad) as seen from the Western gate at centre, value in blue top left and right, flower low left and right, red GRAND-LIBAN top centre(Pick 6s for type, Ayoub p.56/57), perforated SPECIMEN, in PMG holder 58 'choice about uncirculated, minor annotation and erasure. Ayoub states 'extremely rare note, 1 item (issued) known' Subject to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.
Lot 391
FOUR BRITISH WAR MEDALS, to Casualties, 9779 Pte (L/CPL) Harry Dennis 1st BTN Royal Warks R., K.I.A. 25/4/1915 born Birmingham Menin Gate Memorial Ypres, 34889 Pte Harrie Herbert Pearce 10th BTN Royal Warwickshire Regiment K.I.A. 23/3/1918 German Spring Offensive born Poole Arras Memorial, 1339 CPL Thomas Joseph Brennan 1/8th BTN Kings (Liverpool Regiment) K.I.A. 16/6/1915 born Liverpool Le Touret Memorial, 117075 Pte John Watson Machine Gun Corps, D.O.W. 30/11/1918 (note date) born Ravenstone Coalville buried Ravenstone church yard (all with soldiers died/CWGC details)
Lot 483
Quantity of lead garden plants, flowers and scenery by Britains, Hill and others, includes: Johillco Greenhouse; Johillco Summer House; Britains Greenhouse (not constructed); man with wheelbarrow; Britains tree and small fruit tree; tree and swing gate; Britains plants and flowers; 3-dimensional tree. Conditions vary, overall G. (40+)
Lot 540
Britains No.181 Boy Scout Display Set, comprising: 24 x Boy Scouts in various positions, includes walking with poles, holding signal flags, and climbing trees; Trek Cart; Tree and Gate; 10 x pieces of Fencing; 3 x Trees. Generally E, still strung in two tier display box with complaint slip, two corners of lid split (and small surface tear) and some scuffs to extremities.
Lot 972
GEORGE MEEKYN (1831-1909) BRIDLESMITH GATE NOTTINGHAM FROM THE NORTH; BRIDLESMITH GATE FROM THE SOUTH a pair, both signed, 34 x 29cm (2) Provenance: Frederick Messom (1834-1899) Master Bricklayer or Builder (1871 and 1881 Census) of Nottingham, thence by descent to the present vendor. ++In fine original condition, undisturbed in the original late Victorian gilt cavetto frames, the varnish requiring a light clean. Some dirt on the underside of the glass
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