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Moorcroft Capercaillie hallmarked silver and hand painted enamel hip flask signed by Philip Gibson limited edition No 4/50

Philip Gibson - Moorcroft Pottery - Derwent - A trumpet vase decorated with tubelined fish and waterlillies, impressed and printed marks, numbered 130 of 200, signed, height 20cm

SHOSTAKOVICH, DMITRIProgramme - (PROGRAMM)A 12pp. printed programme for the Scottish National Orchestra`s (cond. Alexander Gibson) performance of an evening of Shostakovich`s music at the Usher Hall, Edinburgh on Monday, 3rd September 1962, SIGNED by Shostakovich beneath his portrait in the concert programme. Overall approx. 200x125mm. Some minor creasing and wear, but overall a lovely item. The vendor recalls: "Across the aisle was this smallish anonymous looking person surrounded, as I remember them, by dark suited men. I slipped across during the interval and thrust my programme hopefully at him". Hi-res scans on request.

Epiphone Gibson electric guitarSerial # 9007T867-0061Deco.

A late Victorian solid silver spirit kettle, burner and stand, by William Gibson and John Lawrence Langman London 1892, the kettle of reeded faceted oval form with gadrooned rim, hinged cover wooden knop and scroll cast wooden inset handle, attached with key form pin to stand which is raised on scrolling cabriole legs terminating in shell feet, 25cm high, (44oz).

JACK GIBSON; Yorkshire Trainer Mrs Mary Reveley exercising horses at Saltburn, Oil on Board, signed. 19 1/2" (49cms) x 23 1/2" (60cms).

A Gibson `Heavy` guitar

Gibson (Alfred) and Pickford (William), Association Football and the Men Who Made It, vols1 & 2 (of 4), plts, illus, pic cl, 8vo, nd.

GIBSON’S MEDICINE SPOON. 5.5ins long, pewter metal medicine spoon (designed in 1827 by Charles Gibson of London) covered bowl with opening for filling, the end of the tubular handle was covered by the thumb when removed admitted air and so forced the medicine into the patients throat. Stamped ‘GIBSON INVENTOR’ to front of spoon. Very rare. Good. NR

Follower of David Scougall (Scottish Portraitist, active 1652-72) A Pair of Large & Imposing 18th Century Oils on Canvas: Three-Quarter Length Portraits of `David 2nd Earl of Wemyss` and `Mr Gibson of Durie` dressed in armour, 49 ins x 39 ins (125 cms x 99 cms), in moulded gilt frames carved with foliate garlands.[Provenance; Stratford Armouries].

A Gibson Baldwin Signature series guitar

WILLIAM CASLEY AND THE GIBSONS A fascinating archival collection of photographs and sketches showing preparatory washes, Gibson & Sons photographs that have been prepared for use for watercolours, a William Casley exam certificate, an early William Casley study of a fisher wife, and sketches for Leonard Casley's studio sign .

A Victorian silver tea pot, maker William Gibson and John Langman, London 1892 with rectangular half reeded body and hinged lid on four ball feet, 15oz gross (stamped Goldsmiths & Silversmiths on base)

A boxed mahjong set, HF Gibson & Sons Ltd, set no.A.C., with all bamboo tiles, with instructions and scorecard, also an Edwardian leather covered travelling stationery box. CONDITION REPORT: All tiles present - comprising full set of four red dragon tiles, full set of four white dragon tiles, full set of four green dragon tiles, four full sets of 1-9 circle tiles, four full sets of 1-9 bamboo tiles and four full 1-9 sets of character tiles, four blank tiles, four full sets of wind tiles, full set of four season tiles and full set of four blossom tiles. Also included are a quantity of chips, two dice in wooden case and counters. Complete with instruction for "Sparrow" and a cardboard score card and calculator and contained in a yellow cardboard box with cardboard stacked trays.

A hallmarked silver and enamel medallion for the Incorporated London Academy of Music, inscribed to Marjory Gibson, piano forte, July 1922, a similar bronze example and a small quantity of 1950's Army Cadet Force sporting medals.

A group of books of prints after Charles Dana Gibson, to include Other People, Americans, A Widow & Her Friends, pictures of people and The Education of Mr Pipp, and a print.

A mixed lot of silver items,various dates and makers,comprising: a late-Victorian Britannia standard silver kitchen pepper pot, by Gibson and Langman, London 1898, circular form, domed cover, scroll handle, plus a pair of pepper pots of lighthouse form, Birmingham 1913, and a George III pepper pot, of baluster form, London 1774, approx. total weight 10.5oz. (4)

A George III Irish provincial silver Celtic Point pattern straining spoon,by Gibson, Cork circa 1790,the terminal erased, the reverse scratch initialled `R.A` to `M.A`, length 31.5cm, approx. weight 4.5oz.

A set of four late-Victorian silver menu card holders,by Gibson and Langman, London 1898,modelled as a crest and engraved with the motto `FERRO ET FLAMMA`, lengh 7cm, approx. weight 2.5oz. (4)The crest is that of Armstrong of Norfolk.

Cricket - Golden Age Cricketers. Sheet with decorative floral edging beautifully signed in ink by fourteen cricketers form the golden age of cricket. Eight signatures to one side of the sheet are Frank Mitchell, Yorkshire, England & South Africa 1894-1912, W.G. Grace, Gloucestershire, London County & England 1870-1904, W.G. Grace Junior, Gloucestershire & London County 1893-1903, N.F. Druce, Surrey & England 1895-1898, E.B. Shine, Kent 1896-1899, J.S. Robinson , Nottinghamshire 1888-1896 and A.E. Gibson, Lancashire 1887. To verso are six further ink signatures, Edward Lyttelton, Middlesex 1878-1882, W. Newham, Sussex & England 1881-1905, Arthur Collins, Sussex 1895-1902, George Brann, Sussex 1883-1905, K.S. Ranjitsinhji, Sussex & England 1895-1920 and C.B. Fry 1892-1921. Fourteen signed signatures. VG

* The Geoff Milburn Archive. A large archive of approx. 1000 handwritten and typed letters, etc., mostly 1960s and later, all by and concerning climbing, correspondents include Les Ainsworth, Dave Alcock, Nat Allen, Joe Brown, John Cleare, Dave Cox, Rowland Edwards, Ron Fawcett, Neil Foster, Frank Fitzgerald, Phil Gibson, Peter Harding, Lord John Hunt, Dave Knighton, Johnnie Lees, Rudolf Loewy, Robin Hodgkin, Paul Mitchell, Rick Newcombe, Bernard Norman, Paul Nunn, Gus Pigott, Andy Pollitt, Nigel Rogers, John Roscoe, Hal Rouse, Alec Sharp, Tony Streather, John Sumner, Walt Unsworth, Len Wilson, et al, subjects relating to actual climbs, meetings, publishing projects, personal cards, admin, etc., many folio, arranged in polysleeves in nine modern ring binders and one card folder of unsorted letters (10)

Pilkington (Lawrence). An Alpine Valley and Other Poems, Wood-Engravings by Margaret Pilkington, 1924, wood-eng. decorations and illusts., some spotting, modern half morocco gilt over marbled boards, together with a second copy of the same work in orig. canvas-backed wrappers with printed paper label to upper cover, plus two others by Pilkington, plus Gibson (Wilfrid Wilson), Borderlands, 1st ed., 1914, orig. buckram gilt, spine browned, plus King (Alfred Castner), Mountain Idylls and Other Poems, 1st ed., 1901, b & w plts. including port. frontis. and one folding, some spotting, orig. dec. cloth, a little rubbed, all 8vo, plus other mostly 20th-c. British mountaineering poetry interest (27)

Germany. A mixed collection of approx. eighty-five maps, mostly 18th and 19th century, engraved and litho. maps, many with contemp. colouring, including examples by Wyld, Johnston, Cowperthwait, Gibson, Bonne, Cary, Gall & Inglis, Lizars, Teesdale, Cruchley, Kitchin, Mallet, Tallis, Faden, Sanson and Rollos, occ. duplicates, various sizes and condition (approx.85).

Maps. A mixed collection of approx. 100 British & foreign maps, mostly 17th - 19th century, including British county maps by Morden, Kitchin, Cary, Seller/Grose, Owen & Bowen, Archer, Moule, Dawson and Lewis, and overseas maps by Gibson, Harrison and D’Anville, occ. duplicates, various sizes and condition (approx.100).

Second World War RAF Dambusters Interest - A section of panel taken from above the bar in the Officer`s Mess at RAF Scampton, home to 617 Squadron from 1943. The plywood panel is set with a collection of cigarette packets, each signed by a squadron member and including Guy Gibson, Geoffrey Rice, David Maltby, Jonni Johnson, Bob Campbell Patterson amongst others. A rare wartime collection of signatures **It became Mess tradition to give empty cigarette packets for display Two Colour Prints After Keith Aspinall - Target Tirpitz and Gibson over the Mohne, signed by the pilots and aircrew (3)

Naval General Service Medal 1793 - 1840, three clasps, 8th June 1810 Boat Service, 28 June 1810 Boat Service, the battle of Lissa 1811 (James Rennie, Master's Mate). James Rennie, Master's Mate, is confirmed on the roll as aboard H.M.S. Cerberus during the battle of Lissa for which 132 clasps were issued . The boat service clasp for the 28th June 1810, is a known and recorded clasp for which only 27 were issued. The boat service clasp for the 8th June 1810 is believed to be much rarer, as no trace of its award to any recipient can be currently traced through our research. On the 4th of February the British 18-pounder 32-gun frigate Cerberus, Captain Henry Whitby, and 38-gun frigate Active Captain James Alexander Gordon, cruising off the north-east coast of Italy, discovered four vessels lying at an anchor in the port of " Peitichi " or Pescaro. It being nearly calm, Captain Whitby despatched Lieutenant George Have of the Active, with the barge of each frigate, to endeavour to cut them out. Lieutenant Haye and his little party, although exposed to a heavy fire of musketry from the soldiers quartered at the place, succeeded, with the loss of only one man wounded, in capturing three of the vessels, and in destroying the fourth after removing her cargo. They were all merchant trabaccolos, last from Ancona. On the 12th, in the morning, several vessels were discovered at anchor in the harbour of Ortona on the same coast ; and, as the wind was light, Captain Whitby despatched the boats of the two frigates, under the orders of Lieutenant James Dickinson, first of the CERBERUS, assisted by Lieutenant George Haye and George Cumpson, Lieutenant of marines Peter Mears and master's mates James Gibson and JAMES RENNIE, to endeavour to bring out the vessels from the strong position in which they were moored. The harbour of Ortona is formed by a large pier, running out into the sea and connected with a range of hills leading to the town, which stands on the top of the highest, completely commanding the vessels in the harbour and in the road to it. At 10 a.m., on the near approach of the boats, a fire of great guns and small arms was opened from an armed Venetian trabaccolo, not before observed, and from soldiers posted on the beach and hills. The British seamen and marines instantly gave three cheers, and, pushing on, carried all before them. Lieutenant Dickinson, in the gig of the Cerberus, supported by MR RENNIE in the barge, boarded and almost instantly carried the armed trabaccolo, although she mounted six guns and was full of men. Lieutenant Dickinson then landed, with the marines under Lieutenant Mears and the small-arm men under MR RENNIE ; and this party had to climb up the rocks by their hands, with the prospect of falling down a precipice every step they took. At length the strong post was attained ; and, while the launches with their carronades kept the soldiers and inhabitants in check, MR RENNIE planted the British colours at the very gates of the town. The seamen then secured the vessels in the harbour, which, besides the armed trabaccolo, were 10 in number, and all laden with wheat, oil, hemp, &c. ; and the marines and division on shore burnt two large magazines, filled with all sorts of naval and military stores destined for the garrison of Corfu. Having, by 3 p.m., executed the whole of this important service, Lieutenant Dickinson and his party got back to their ships with so comparatively slight a loss as four men wounded.

A limited edition large Moorcroft vase 186/250, signed Philip Gibson and dated 2004, 24cm

Noel Gibson (British, 20th century): a large oil on board, 'Stepney rooftops', 60" x 50"

VINTAGE ART GROUPING ON PAPER, CIRCA 1864-1935. Comprising three artist sketch books, one being a small travel journal type with numerous renderings of Grand Tour sites, architectural renderings and artwork over 25 drawings some quite accomplished, many inscribed and dated in the 1860’s and measuring 4.5 inches x 5.5 inches; and two larger sketch books by artist Irving Stanley Williams (American 1893-), consisting primarily of academy type bust portraits including many U.S. and French soldiers in uniform and some female nude, many pages signed and dated 1919, well over 25 drawings, each sketch book measuring 12.25 inches x 9 inches. Together with original artist signed original watercolor costume designs, F. Richard Anderson (American circa 1935); a group of three original hand painted costume designs, each signed and each in matching glazed frame, image size: 13 inches x 7 inches. Plus two circa 1895-1900 female costume designs in the style of Charles Dana Gibson, one signed Clerens, possibly for Joseph Clerens (1875-), measuring 11 inches x 7.5 inches and 10.25 inches x 7.75 inches (unframed).

8x various smf irons – by Tom Stewart, Gibson, Forgan. R Condie and R Simpson late rut niblick et al – all with period full length grips

7x assorted irons to incl 2x Tom Stewarts a cleek and mashie, Gibson Logan driving iron, 3x mashie incl a Ben Sayers and a Walter Hagen, Spalding D Model smf niblick – 6 with full length grips

6x various irons to incl 2x jiggers by Maxwell and The Andrews Golf Co, 2x Forgan Scotia m/niblick and midiron, A Neald Prestwick flanged sole m/niblick and a Gibson medium iron – all with good full length grips

7x various irons incl fine Spalding Golf Medal driving mashie, 2x J H Taylor smf mid iron and a mashie, Gibson deep face mashie plus Maxwell l/h mashie – all with good full length grips

Fine Gibson Dominie “Sander” wide flanged sand iron – original danga wood shaft with makers stamp just below the original full length grip -

Half set of 5 irons and 2 woods (7) – Royal Brand round back cleek, Stag jigger, Never Rust flanged bottom mashie, Gibson m/niblick and a large headed niblick – 2x large headed striped topped woods to incl Jas Anderson deep face brassie and a D. Anderson Supreme spoon with ivorine face insert – all with full length grips

Left hand set of 5x irons and 2x large headed woods (7) – to incl W Park smf cleek, Joe Anderson “Quiksite” pat 4 iron, 2x m/niblicks and Gibson niblick – plus a brassie and spoon - one stamped C E Gray – 6 with grips

Half set of 4 irons and 2 large woods (6) – to incl Gibson Genii 3 iron, Anderson St Andrews deep face mashie, Lumley’s Fairway m/niblick and a Spalding Kro-Flite niblick – M Law driver and a Jas Murdoch Troon spoon – all 2with grips

9x assorted irons from a long iron to a niblick – makers incl Gibson, Spalding et al 7x with grips

4x various niblicks – makers incl A Watt St Andrews, Gibson Logan’s Genii model stamped T Vardon, Chestney Burnham Beeches and smf a Tom Stewart Pipe mark – all fitted with various full length grips

7x various mid irons – makes incl Cochranes, Gibson, Spalding, Auchterlonie, Mitre Brand, Pilch Norwich, et al – 6 with grips

5x various Smiths and Fairlies Patent anti shank irons – to incl 3x Smiths incl a wing toe model and 2x Fairlies - makers incl Anderson, Gibson, et al all fitted with period grips

2x Maxwell irons to inc Gibson cleek - both fitted with full length grips

Robert Simpson “Malinka” pat Sammy iron – with raised ridge back stamped reg no 357783 – plus Charles Gibson Westwood Ho! Carruthers pat bore thro hosel cleek – both without grips (2)

“Gibson of Kinghorn” smf “Skoogee” niblick with wide flange sole, dished face and fitted with replaced hide grip

2x Scottish club makers diamond backed smf irons to incl Anderson St Andrews and Gibson Star stamped A&NCSL with shaft stamp – both with original thick hide grips

6x various blade putters to incl 2x Tom Stewart, Gibson p/cleek, P H Vardon Greystoke et al – all with various full length grips

7 x Various putters comprising Ben says “Benny” with square section shaft and grip end with good makes shaft stamp. A Robt. Ironside concentric back blade. 4 x straight blades including Gibson superior and Eureka blade and also a brass offset. All fitted with full length grips.

2x Patent putters to incl Anderson St Andrews The Triumph off set blade putter with high top blade and Gibson Dominie small rustless mallet head putter stamped Elvery Cork, Dublin and London – both fitted with full length grips – one replaced

10 assorted blade putters – makers incl Gibson, Joe Anderson Perth, A H Scott, Glasgow Golf Co, Auchterlonie et al - all with

4x interesting putters to incl Brown Vardon stamped Harry Vardon Totteridge, scarce MAXMO pat alloy mallet, rare Butchart shallow face long nose mallet head and a Gibson Hesketh corrugated sole blade fitted with green heart shaft with square grip section

Scarce R J Gibson Calcutta Gassiat style putter – with half brass sole plate and fitted with original full length leather grip

3x good blade putters incl J H Taylor Autograph smf bent neck c/w shaft stamp, good “Goose neck putter” and Gibson Sherardized straight blade with vertical face lines and stamped with Army and Navy Holdfast oval logo and shaft stamp – all with period grips.

5x assorted playable socket head woods – to incl 3x large woods by Gibson (brassie), Lumsden (driver), and J Walker (Brassie) 2x medium size woods by Auchterlonie (driver) Forgan Crown (Spoon) – all with full length grips

3x playable persimmon socket head woods to incl A Hunter shallow face driver, Gibson Star driver, and E Weir Cruden Bay brassie – all with full length grips

9x early glamour golfing related postcards from early 1900s onwards to incl Gibson, Valentine Series greetings, Rotary Greetings plus later European postcards and other Golfiana/Opie (24)

Charles Gibson Westward Ho! dark stained late longnose driver c. 1890 – with full leather face insert and fitted with the original thick hide grip with underlisting – not some period restoration to head

Rare Royal Doulton “Gibson” series golfing posey vase c. early 1900s – decorated with 2x different romantic scenes signed C D Gibson – each accompanied with quotes to incl “The Last Day of summer” and “ Golf – A Good Game for Two” – 2.5” x 4.75” no. - Appear in good condition

1930 Cochrane Castle Golf Club 9ct gold and enamel medal – engraved on the reverse “The MacTavish Cup – 1930 won by – G.J. Gibson (Jnr)” in makers original case

Collection of Ireland International rugby programmes from 1968 onwards to incl International Tourists, Five and Six Nations – to incl v Australia ’68 (11-8), v USA ‘94, v Canada ’97 and NZ ’10, 7x v England ’67(c/w ticket)’69, ’71 signed Mike Gibson,’73 et al, 4x v Scotland from ’68 (c/w ticket),’70, 2x (A) ’73 (Centenary) and ’93, 3x v Wales ’68, (c/w ticket), ’70 and ’96, 4v France ’69, (c/w ticket), ’71, et al plus v Italy ’00 – some with tape marks otherwise overall (F/G) (26)

Small Collection of Rugby Union/League International players autographs: To include Cliff Morgan, D Hare, Budge Rogers, Billy Beaumont, Colin Meads, Gareth Edwards, Mike Gibson Barry John, J P R Williams, Andy Irvine, Eddie Waring et al. All on individual cards (11)