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Four WWI Duo`s of War and Victory medals awarded to:- K.R. DEMPSTER V.A.D. 63195 PTE J PATON R SCOTS 5040 PTE J H GIBSON R HIGHRS, 276189 PTE J.M. SUTHERLAND R SCOTS

A Nevacold 1940`s large chrome covered Tea Pot and Gibson`s Biscuit Barrel, Gold/ Faux Wedgwood.

John Miers and Studio, Portrait Silhouette of Rev J Miller, father of Mrs H Gibson, wearing period costume, facing left, inscription on old label verso, together with Silhouettist`s label, black ink, possibly on plaster, oval, 8 by 6cm together with a further example of a young lady facing right, also with a Silhouettist`s label, 8 by 6.5cm (2)

One volume "The Floricultural Cabinet and Florist`s magazine", published Whittaker and Co., 1846, three volumes "The History of the Reign of George III", one volume "The Annals of the Barber-Surgeons of London", limited edition No`d. 30/60, published London 1890, in tooled leather binding with elaborate armorial cresting, one volume "Holy Bible", published by Nuttall, Fisher, Dixon and Gibson, 1813

An eau de nil coat and jacket, David Gibson, Regent St, black and white tweed suit, green suit

An early 20th C bone/ ivory mah jong set with H.P. Gibson instruction booklet, in original box.

A Gibson Super 400 Guitar No. 93918 with single pick up and scratch built foot pedal together with original receipt from Francis, Day & Hunter Ltd, Charing Cross Road, dated 5th March 1941 for £90 showing part exchange for Grimshaw guitar £30, amount payable £60 and original guarantee from F.D. & H, and contemporary outer hard case, on stand, together with a selection of slides, finger picks and two books, Ian C Bishop "The Gibson Guitar from 1950" and Thomas A Van Hoose "The Gibson Super 400-Art of the Fine Guitar" (ILLUSTRATED)

An "M.G." Gibson Guitar Practie Valve amplifier (ILLUSTRATED)

A set of six Victorian silver teaspoons and a pair of matching sugar tongs by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company (William Gibson & John Lawrence Langman), London 1896, commemorating Victoria`s golden jubilee, the handles cast with the monarchs head within a matted ground, cast with the royal crest, and dated 1837-1897, in a fitted black Morocco case.

A late Victorian silver shaped rectangular inkstand by The Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. (William Gibson & John Lawrence Langman), London 1899, incuse stamp for Goldsmiths Company, the scroll pierced gallery with a beaded edge, a central removable taperstick and a pair of blue cut glass cylindrical inkwells, on four ball-and-claw feet, engraved with a crest, 24.5cm (9 3/4 in) long, 579g (18.6 oz) weighable. The falcon crest recorded for AINSWORTH, BOLTON, CARPENTER, DRUMMOND, EASTFIELD, FALCONER, GLENHAM and numerous other families.

`The Bounty` (1984) Screenplay from the film starring Mel Gibson

Rare Tennis Grand Slam autographs to incl Althea Gibson and Lew Hoad laid down

A TIN CONTAINING A WWI VICTORY MEDAL TO 113426 CPL. J.J. JONES R.E., Lusitania medal 1915, Army Temperance medal, George VI Special Constabulary Long Service medal (1937-48) to Sidney J. Bird, Elizabeth II Imperial Service medal to Mary Morris Gibson, 2 x 1887 enamelled shillings brooch mounted, L.M.S. And North General Transport Co. Buttons, modern crowns etc (heavy)

A modern Moorcroft slender baluster vase decorated by Philip Gibson, signed and dated 2003. Height 31cm. within original box.

A LATE VICTORIAN OR EARLY EDWARDIAN SCRAPBOOK: containing a good and varied assortment of Autographs, Autograph Photographs etc, including OSCAR WILDE (1854-1900) Manuscript Autograph Letter + Cabinet Card (by Elliott & Fry), the handwritten note being an invitation to come to tea + ROBERT BROWING (1812-1889) Manuscript Autograph Letter (part excised) dated 20th May 1880, regretfully declining an invitation for tea +MAUDE VALERIE WHITE (1855-1937) Autograph Letter, the first woman to be awarded the Mendelssohn Scholarship, THEO MARZIALS (1850-1920), CHARLOTTE SAINTON DOLBY (1821-1885), THOMAS GIBSON BOWLES (1841-1922) Manuscript Autograph Letter - Bowles was founder of THE LADY and VANITY FAIR (2) + THOMAS COX (DATES UNKNOWN) Manuscript Autograph Letter – Cox was a Norfolk Police Officer injured while trying to remove a bomb from Westminster Hall in the Fenian Bomb Plot of 1885+ H A RUBENSTEIN (1829-1894) Signed Musical Notation + Carte de Visites + JOHN TIPLADY CARRODUS (1836-1895) + PROSPER PHILLIPPE SAINTON (1830-1890) two Autograph Letters + LILLIE LANGTRY (1853-1929) + FANNY BERNARD BEERE (1856-1915) Manuscript Autograph Letter + Cabinet Card + ELLEN TERRY (1847-1928) Autograph Letter + Cabinet Card + MARION TERRY (1853-1930) + SIR LEWIS PELLY (1825-1892) + ALFRED J CALDICOTT (1842-1897) + JOHN SIMS REEVES (1821-1900) Manuscript Autograph Letter + ANTOINETTE STERLING (1850-1904) Signed Carte de Visite + SIR HERNY IRVING (1838-1905) Signed Cabinet Photo + BENJAMIN DISRAELI, EARL OF BEACONSFIELD (1804-1881) Signed Envelope + a good selection of assorted Concert Programmes etc with some local interest including Cromer, Mulbarton and others, orig full cl gt, slightly worn, inner jnts split, some contents detchd/loose

Gibson (William Sidney) The History of the Monastery founded at Tynemouth, in the Diocese of Durham .., 1846, 2 vols., 4to., plates, quarter morocco (re-backed with original backstrips laid down); Hodges (Charles Clement), Ecclesia Hagustaldensis, The Abbey of St. Andrew, Hexham, 1888, private printing, folio, numbered ltd. edition of 400, chromolitho title and 63 plates, half morocco (worn); Wilson (Frederick Richard), An Architectural Survey of the Churches in the Archdeaconry of Lindisfarne .., 1870, 4to., plates, half morocco; Billings (Robert William), [Durham Cathedral], a bound collection of engraved plates, quarter cloth; idem., Illustrations of Geometric Tracery from the paneling belonging to Carlisle Cathedral, 1842, 4to., engraved plates, quarter cloth; idem., Architectural Illustrations, History and Description of Carlisle Cathedral, 1840, 4to., engraved plates, cloth; with one other (8)

Four Second World War awards, comprising 1913-45 Star, France and Germany Star, 1939-45 Defence Medal and 1939-45 War Medal, mounted on a bar, two French gilt metal commemorative medals, including the Liberation of Normandy, one named `J. Gibson`, with typed historical details relating details of the late John Gibson, a photocopy of a typed account of `The Dash to Driel (Holland) by the 5th Battalion DCLI September 1944` by Lt. John Gibson, a pair of cufflinks, a brooch and a pair of IOF enamelled stud badges.

A Moorcroft baluster Vase decorated with the Pasque pattern, design by Philip Gibson. 12" (31cms) high.

A late Victorian composite four piece Tea and Coffee Service, comprising Teapot, Coffee Pot, Sugar Basin and Milk Jug, each of compressed baluster form with half-fluted bodies and cast and applied gadrooned foliate and mask rims, the latter with gilt interiors and leaf capped scrolling handles, London 1898, Makers’ Marks William Gibson & John Langman and Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd (4)

Annals of Nottinghamshire: History of the county of Nottingham including the borough by Thomas Bailey. Volumes I and II published by Simpkin, Marshall and Co, W.F. Gibson Nottingham. 1853 first edition. (2)

THREE CORK SILVER SALT SPOONS by Gibson, Celtic point with bright cut pattern and a similar spoon stamped Sterling (4)

Winifred Nicholson NEAC (1893-1981) "Flowers in a Winter Landscape" Inscribed on an exhibition label verso, oil on canvas, 51cm by 76.5cm Provenance. Crane Kalman Gallery, 178 Brompton Road, London, exhibition date December 1988 Ex. private collection, London Mr & Mrs W K Gibson There is an unfinished study of the artist`s child with plant pots and flowers on the reverse of the picture Winifred Nicholson: Born in Oxford, she attended the Byam Shaw School of Art, then studied art in Paris, Lugano, India and the Hebrides. Participated in extensive mixed exhibitions throughout her lift, initially as Winifred Roberts (her maiden name). She married Ben Nicholson in 1920 and had her first one-man show at the Mayor Gallery as Winifred Nicholson in 1925. She was a member of the 7 & 5 Society 19125-35 and the NEAC 1937-43. She was the mother of artist Kate Nicholson. She contributed to Circle, International Survey of Constructive Art in 1936 and designed a "constructive" fabric for Alistair Morton`s Edinburgh Weavers in the same year as Winifred Dacre, and under the same name showed four abstract works in an Exhibition of Constructive Art at the London Gallery. She travelled widely, showing pictures in Morocco, Greece, Cornwall and Cumbria. Her later works were concerned with prismatic colour experiments. She exhibited internationally, and her pictures are held by many public galleries, including The Tate Gallery, Bristol, Bradford, Adelaide and Melbourne. She lived at Brampton in Cumbria. A major exhibition toured from the Tate in 1987-8. See Buckman (David) The Directory of Artists in Britain since 1945.

Ben Nicholson (1894-1982) "Autumn Fruit" Inscribed and dated c.1926-1928, oil on canvas, 56.5cm by 64.5cm Provenance: Crane Kalman Gallery, 178 Brompton Road, London, and 35 South King Street, Manchester 2, also with Marlborough Fine Art (London) Ltd, 39 Old Bond Street, London, Stock no. XLOL 2876. Loaned to the Albright-Knox Gallery, Buffalo, New York 14222, catalogue no. 5 and the Brookland Museum 3rd February 1979, the Tate Gallery June-July 1969 for the major retrospective exhibition of the artist`s work, celebrating his 75th birthday, also loaned to Kettles Yard, University of Cambridge February 1983, who regarded it as a superb example of his still lives from this period. Steven A Nash, Chief Curator of the Allbright-Knox Gallery, Buffalo, New York wrote in September 1977 This is an important and beautiful work, sold together with copies of correspondence relating to the work. The collection of Mr W K Gibson, Richmond, Yorkshire The picture bears the inscription "Belonging to Winifred Nicholson" on the stretcher verso Ben Nicholson: Born in Denham, Bucks, the son of the painter William Nicholson. His first wife was the painter Winifred Nicholson, his second the sculptor Barbara Hepworth, the artists Kate, Simon and Rachel Nicholson were his children. Studied at Slade School of Fine Art 1910-11, then travelled to Europe 1911-14. Further travels, partly because of his health, took him to Madeira, America, Italy and France. First one-man show at Adelphi Gallery in 1922. A member of the 7 & 5 Society. First visit to Cornwall with Christopher Wood, where they discovered the painter Alfred Wallis, 198. This was a key influence on his work, as were meetings in Paris with Arp, Brancusi, Picasso, Miró and Mondrian in the early 1930`s. In 1933 he joined Abstraction-Création and made his first reliefs. Co-editor of Circle in 1937. From 1939-58 he lived in St Ives, being a founder member of Penwith Society of Arts. In the 1950`s he began to consolidate his international reputation, exhibiting widely abroad, winning a number of prizes, and having a series of retrospective exhibitions. He was awarded the Order of Merit in 1968. He lived in Switzerland for many years from 1958, but returned to England in the early 1970`s, dying in London. His pictures and reliefs are distinguished by their deceptive simplicity and meticulous employment of colour and shape. The Tate Gallery, which holds his work, gave him a major retrospective in 1993-4. See Buckman (David) The Directory of Artists in Britain since 1945.

Gibson and Sons Ltd. A mahjong set.

A Chad Valley skittles game, a set of Amersham tin plate scales, a GWR jigsaw, various board games to include Wheeling, a Cyclist Game by Jaques of London, Autogo by H P Gibson and Sons, Bl`nd p`g by Harborne and Pitfalls.

After Snaffles. Landing his Wager, a set of four coloured prints, signed by the artist and dedicated to a Mrs Gibson, each 14cm x 17cm

BOTANIC ART. Noltie, H.J. The Dapuri Drawings. Alexander Gibson and The Bombay Botanic Gardens, first edition, Antique Collectors Club 2002. Cloth, dustjacket, illustrations, quarto; Desmond, Ray. Sir Joseph Hooker, Traveller and Plant Collector, first edition, Antique Collectors Club 1999. Boards, dustjacket, illustrations, quarto; Brookshaw, George. Pomona Britannica. The Complete Plates, Taschen, Koln 2002. Boards, dustjacket, illustrations, quarto; Knapp, Sandra. Potted Histories. An Artistic Voyage Through Plant Exploration, first edition, Scriptum Editions, London 2003. Boards, dustjacket, illustrations, quarto; and a further forty-three works of related interest, (47).

‘International Cricketers’ Classic collectors cards. Red folder containing over 190 signed cards of cricketers, cards produced by Stamp Publicity. Signatures include Fleming, McCullum, Collingwood, S. Jones, H.Gibbs, S. Smith, Swann, Sarwan, Gibson, M. Taylor, Trescothick, Vaughan, McGill, Cairns, Willis, Harmison, Nel, Saqlain, Flower, Razzaq, Hinds, Jacobs, Bravo, Prior, Panesar, Alfridi, Pietersen, Bell, A.Cook, Dilshan, Malinga, Streak, Anderson, Broad, Collymore, Bresnan, Randall, Moxon, Trott, Morgan, Rashid etc. Some duplication. G

Surrey C.C.C. Black file containing over thirty five mono and odd colour press photographs, mainly head and shoulders, of Surrey players, the majority signed. Signatures include Pocock, Edrich, Fletcher, Jefferson, Gibson, Gover, M.Stewart, Bicknell,, Knight, Arnold, Thorpe, Ward etc. All 6”x8”. G

Surrey. Selection of ten signed postcard size original mono photographs of Surrey players, mainly head and shoulders or walking out to bat. Signatures include Surridge, Constable, E. Bedser, May, Intikhab Alam, Gibson, Sydenham, Tindall, Long etc. VG

Celebrities. A red folder containing over 70 photographic images etc of film stars, comedians and celebrities, mostly 8”x10” including Laurel & Hardy, Benny Hill, Heath Ledger as the Joker, Audrey Hepburn, Prince William, Clint Eastwood, Kiera Knightley, Jennifer Connelly, Julie Andrews, Mel Gibson, John Wayne, Natalie Portman etc. G.

A Watercolour of Farm buildings in the Snow plus a Watercolour of Autumn Trees by Wendy Gibson, etc.

CAMDEN`S Britannia 1695. A Facsimile of The 1696 Edition published by Edmund Gibson, Times Newspaper Ltd. 1971. Fo. cl. bd. glt. dec. spine.

A 1967 Gibson Barney Kessel special edition jazz semi electric guitar, with non Gibson hard case, serial no. 893346.

A collection of QEII Royal Navy medals C POPT JAMES GIBSON D128168N Meritorious Service, PJX.882864, J GIBSON L.SMN.R.N NEAR EAST, MALAY PENINSULA FOR CAMPAIGN SERVICE, CPO PT J GIBSON BEM D128168N RN for Meritorious Service and D128168N J GIBSON C POPT HMS CENTURION FOR LONG SERVICE AND GOOD CONDUCT, all with ribbons, conforming miniatures and a bar

A Victorain Aesthetic Movement five piece plated Tea and Coffee Service of shaped rectangular form with inverted corners and finely engraved storks amongst bamboo, etc in the japanesque manner on ball feet, viz: tea kettle on stand, teapot, coffee pot, milk jug and sugar bowl. marked Wm Gibson & Company, Belfast

Moorcroft Footed Circular Bowl, dated to base 2004, signed Philip Gibson No. 43 6 1/2 dia x 2 7/8"H"

A George III mahogany longcase clock, with brass arched dial, inscribed Gibson, Newcastle, striking movement with two gongs, Roman and Arabic numerals, in fretwork hood with brass ball finials, flame veneer trunk door, on bracket feet, 254cm.

"Silver wavy rim jug, London 1899, by William Gibson and John Langman, 90grs"

Six books on birds including The Oxford Book of Birds, Secrets of Bird Life by H A Gilbert, British Sea Birds by Gibson-Hill and Birds of Town and Village illustrated by Basil Ede

(Sir Francis) The Two Bookes of Sir Francis Bacon, Of the Proficience and Advancement of Learning, third edition, title with woodcut ornament, water-stained, 18th century half calf, upper cover detached, spine ends chipped, corners worn, rubbed, [Gibson 83; STC 1166], 4to, Oxford, I.L. Printer to the University, for Thomas Huggins, 1633. (Sir Francis) The Two Bookes of Sir Francis Bacon, Of the Proficience and Advancement of Learning, third edition, title with woodcut ornament, water-stained, 18th century half calf, upper cover detached, spine ends chipped, corners worn, rubbed, [Gibson 83; STC 1166], 4to, Oxford, I.L. Printer to the University, for Thomas Huggins, 1633.

A late Victorian oval silver tea caddy, part fluted with lion mask ring side handles, the hinged cover with an urn finial. 4.25in (11cm). Makers Gibson & Langman (Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co.), London 1899. 6.1oz (210gm).

A pair of late Victorian silver rectangular bonbon dishes with pierced sides and outswept rims embossed with flowers and scrolls, London 1895 by William Comyns, together with a pair of smaller matching dishes, London 1895 by W. Gibson & J. Langman, lengths approx 16.5cm and 13.5cm.

A late Victorian silver bon bon dish, by Gibson & Langman, London 1895, of oval pierced design, on a similar spreading foot, 16cm long, 143g (4.6 oz) gross

GIBSON & LANGHAM A RECTANGULAR SILVER PHOTOGRAPH FRAME, having plain frame with cast and applied bow pediment, 15cm x 12cm, London 1903

A Royal Windsor Ware, Gibson & Son Ltd. Pottery twin handled blush ivory vase, height 36cm together with a Royal Doulton Reflections figure "Sweet Perfume" HN394.

Mary Stewart Gibson (? - 1940). Continental street scene, oil on canvas, signed, 54cm x 44.5cm

WILLIAM ALFRED GIBSON (1866-1931) HAY BARGES signed, panel, 39 x 49cm ++The varnish yellowed slightly with nicotine and with very minor, localised paint shrinkage but stable, the support free from warping, splits, cracks or repairs. Not cleaned or restored. On the reverse the printed label of John Mathieson & Co, Edinburgh. Long in the local private vendor`s family`s ownership

Cyclopedia or a Universal Dictionary of Arts and Sciences, vol I only, pub London 1791, numerous illustrations, and Camden`s Britannia, pub Edmund Gibson, London 1695, no maps (2)

THE FARRIER`S NEW GUIDE, W Gibson, 1731, J Osborn for T Longman. Folding frontis and engravings in worn old calf. Text sometimes dirty. With Thomas Wallis, The Farrier`s and Horseman`s Dictionary, Dublin, 1766, James Williams (boards detached) and two others similar, both worn (4)

A NEW TREATISE ON THE DISEASES OF HORSES, William Gibson, 1751, A Millar, lacking Plate IX. Recent half calf over marbled boards. WITH William Youatt, The Horse, 1883, Longmans. Recent quarter tan calf over marbled boards (2)

A MODERN MOORCROFT POTTERY VASE of flared cylindrical form designed by Philip Gibson with two leaping salmon in a stylised river landscape, No.196 of a limited edition of 200, dated 2004, signed, and with various impressed marks, 8 1/4" high

Two Royal Doulton plates decorated with Gibson girls

A Doulton Lambeth Stoneware Golden Jubilee commemorative jug for Queen Victoria with transfer printed roundel portraits and the motto `She wrought her people lasting good` (sic), transfer retail roundel for Gibson & Howorth, 13 Fishergate, Preston, height 20cm

L`Attaque, the game of Military Tactics, HPG Sons, London. Military Whist HP Gibson & Sons Ltd (2)

A Beatrix Potter Tailor of Gloucester wooden jigsaw puzzle. Frederick Warne Spears Blow Football, Spoil Five, Chad Valley, Spears Lotto, Aviation, H.P. Gibson & Sons Ltd

A collection of fourteen books of military aviation interest, comprising Bomber Offensive by Sir Arthur Harris, signed by the author and for F/Sgt. J. Allen, Bomber Harris by Dudley Saward, signed by Lady Harris, Hamish Mahaddie, Don Bennett, Sir Augustus Walker and Sir Harold Martin at the RAF Club Piccadilly June 1984, a copy of Guy Gibson`s Log Book No. 2, The Bomber Command War Diaries by Martin Middlebrook and Chris Everitt, signed by the authors, Lancaster at War, vols. 1, 2 and 3, by Mike Garbett and Brian Goulding, vols. 1 and 2 signed by Mike Garbett, vol. 3 signed by both authors, and seven further titles, mainly signed.

A 19th century Gibson & Co of Belfast mahogany cased twelve setting canteen of silver-plated flatware to include soup spoons, table knives, teaspoons, knife rests, soup and sauce ladles, dessert knives and forks, bone handled knives etc, the twin door mahogany table top cabinet containing three fitted drawers, height 27cm

A Moorcroft Blue Rhapsody design vase, by Philip Gibson, of flare cylindrical form, impressed marks and marked `MCC203 Philip Gibson` and `WM` in brown, 26cm high

[Books] - A Collection of Sixty Great War Aviation Related Publications, including: Lewis, C. Sagittarius Rising, 1936, published by P. Davies, London; Immelmann, F. Max Immelmann-Eagle of Lille, published by J. Hamilton, London; Ralph, W. Barker VC (The Life, Death and Legend of Canada`s Most Decorated War Hero), 1997; Van Ishoven, A. The Fall of an Eagle (The Life of Fighter Ace Ernst Udet), 1977; Franks, N. Bloody April.....Black September, 1995; Gibson, M. Warneford, VC, 1979, Longstreet, S. The Canvas Falcons, 1971 etc.