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Lot 382
Bourne (Samuel) and others. An album views of Delhi including the Juma Masjid Mosque Fort Qutab Minar tombs of Mohammed Shah and Mirza Jahangir and the Kashmere Gate others including Fatehpur Sikri Jaipur and Lucknow loosely inserted 6 albumen and 33 silver gelatin prints average 19 x 24 cm the majority inserted in album leaves some leaves detached others removed cloth covers oblong 4to 1870s-1890s (39)
Lot 552
McDonald (Sgt James) Ordnance Survey of Jerusalem a group of ten photographs from the series comprising Eastern View of the Platform from the Golden Gate a 3-part panorama overall 17 x 67 cm Wall South of Wailing Place North Wall at Pool of Bethesda Part of Western Wall near Bab-al-Hadid Entrance to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre Window in the South Face of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre Church of the Holy Sepulchre (unmounted) the Zion Gate the Village of Siloam and Tomb of David albumen prints on original mounts with titles and credits the last two listed on one sheet average 18 x 24 cm arched tops 1865 (10)
Lot 3221
GRAVES, Robert. Timeless Meeting, Poems. [N.p. but Hatfield:] privately printed [at the Stellar Press], 1973. Limited edition of 536 copies, this number 225 of 500 copies signed by Graves, 8vo (250 x 164mm.) Original cloth, dust-jacket. – And two other works produced in a limited edition (Robert Graves. ‘At the Gate, Poems’ [Hatfield:] 1974. Limited edition of 536, this number 273 of 500 copies signed by Graves, 8vo; Alan Sillitoe. ‘Shaman and Other Poems’ London: 1968. Limited edition of 500 copies, this one of 400 unnumbered copies signed by Sillitoe) (3).
Lot 14326
Silver & Vertu - An Edwardian silver Toast Rack, and a small collection of small silver and white metal Items, the toast rack of arched four division form with heart shaped open handle, on foliate scroll feet, by Maple & Co., Birmingham 1901, the other items comprising an Edwardian silver salt and matching mustard pot with hinged lid, both of bellied form on four hoof feet, with matched blue glass liners, by E. R. Branham Ltd, Birmingham 1911, a pair of white metal knife rests of six bar gate form, probably American, a part set of seven American silver miniature match box covers with foliate embossed narrow borders and a set of nine matching rectangular ashtrays ensuite, all marked `STERLING SILVER` and `W`, and a set of five white metal pickle forks, probably American (qty)" The toast rack, 10cm wide, the mustard and salt, 5cm high overall, the other items of various small sizes Condition: The toast rack slightly bent, the other items mostly in good condition, all commensurate with age. View on auctionatrium.com
Lot 429
HARDY THOMAS: (1840-1928) English Novelist. A.L.S., Thomas Hardy, two pages, 8vo, Max Gate, Dorchester, 29th July n.y. (1892), to the publisher John Lane. Hardy informs his correspondent that it would be convenient to see Mr. Strang almost and day the following week and suggests that he catch a train from Waterloo on Wednesday `which reaches Dorchester at 6.13`. Hardy adds `There will be nobody else staying here, & Mr. Strang can arrange his own times & do as he chooses`. Written on mourning stationary and with blank integral leaf. Accompanied by the original envelope hand addressed by Hardy. Some very slight, minor foxing, otherwise VG. Hardy`s father had died nine days earlier, on 20th July 1892. The artist William Strang (1859-1921) drew Hardy as Max Gate shortly after this letter was written. Lane published Strang`s work in The Art of Thomas Hardy by Lionel Johnson (1894) and the novelist himself remarked to Lane that, whatever "its fidelity or otherwise as a portrait" it seemed to him "an excellent specimen of Mr. Strang`s work".
Lot 420
A circa 1925 oak gate-leg table by Gordon Russell, the octagonal top with moulded edge on octagonal chamfered supports united by chamfered stretchers, the leaf supported on a central swivel gate, similarly decorated-bears copper coloured label to underside inscribed "The Russell Workshops BROADWAY Worcestershire" (design no. 250), 56 cm diameter x 69 cm high (ILLUSTRATED)
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