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Vicoria Gibson, Green and White Lino Print "Deer in the Forest", signed in pencil and labelled to reverse Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 1990, Work No. 2, in gilt frame, 27cm x 22.5cm

Victoria Gibson, Turquoise and White Lino Print "Virgin with Angels", signed in pencil, labelled to reverse Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 1990, Work No. 3, in silvered frame, 22.5cm x 31cm

Victoria Gibson, Oil on Board depicting wooden landscape, signed in gilt and green frame, 29.5cm x 39.5cm

Victoria Gibson, Watercolour still life bowl of fruit, unsigned but labelled to reverse Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 1988, Work No. 1, in gilt frame, 13.5cm x 16.5cm

Victoria Gibson, Oil on Board "Portrait of an Artist", signed, labelled to reverse Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 1988, Work No. 3, in gilt frame, 34.5cm x 17cm

CAMDEN (William) Britannia, Newly Translated into English: With Large Additions and Improvements, first Gibson edition 1695, folio, engraved portrait frontispiece, 9 single page engraved plates and 49 double page maps by Robert Morden (lacks Hertfordshire), damaged calf, upper board detached, interior generally good

P.W.R. Uniforms of Major T.Milner-Gibson (Died 1806) watercolour, signed and dated (18)'93, 30 x 40cm *The Milner-Gibson family married into the Cullum family whose seat was Hardwick House, Suffolk

A pair of late Victorian cruet stands by W Gibson & J Langham (retailed by Goldsmiths Company), London 1897, the trefoil base with pierced gallery sides and beaded rim, with simple scroll handle and raised on three claw feet, each stand containing open mustard, salt and pepper with moulded glass bodies and silver domed covers; together with a pair of gilt open salts by C S Harris London 1892, of circular form with heavily embossed foliate and scroll body raised on three hoof feet, with salt spoon with shell bowls, twisted stems and figural terminals -6

James Brown Gibson (b1880-1961) Dochart, Killin Signed oil on canvas, 51x61cm

Spot-On: photocopy of Jenny's Home Magazine (dolls house), magazine articles, Spot-On New Zealand Information, Model Collector reproduction red black and white 1959 catalogue, letter from Richard Lines to M. Richardson confirming the Belfast factory was not burnt down, letter from Spot-On to Cecil Gibson, others and a Triang Minic Breakdown Lorry instruction sheet (mounted)

Seven: Petty Officer R. H. Miller, Royal Navy 1939-45 Star; Atlantic Star; Africa Star, clasp, North Africa 1942-43; Burma Star; Italy Star; War Medal 1939-45, M.I.D. oakleaf; Royal Navy L.S. & G.C., G.VI.R., 1st issue (J.107444 A.B., H.M.S. Drake) contact marks Victory Medal 1914-19 (2) (57657 Pte. V. G. Gibson, Worc. R.; 52828 Pte. J. H. Holmes, W. York. R.) last lacking suspension ring; Memorial Plaque (Sidney John White) nearly very fine and better (10) £90-110 M.I.D. London Gazette 13 October 1942. As a Petty Officer aboard the minelayer Abdiel, for service in the Mediterranean from April 1941. M.I.D. London Gazette 14 December 1943. As a Petty Officer aboard the minelayer Abdiel, when the ship was mined and sunk off Taranto on 10 September 1943. The Abdiel, commanded by Captain D. Orr-Ewing, D.S.O., was sunk by mines off Taranto on 10 September 1943, two days after the Italian capitulation. The vessel was being used as a fast transport employed in ferrying men of the British 1st Airborne Division (6th Royal Welsh Battalion) to the Italian mainland. The ground mines had just been laid a few hours earlier by two German torpedo boats as they vacated the harbour of their former ally. Shortly after midnight, two mines detonated beneath Abdiel and the minelayer sank in just three minutes with great loss of life amongst both soldiers and sailors. The Airborne Division lost 58 killed with some 150 injured; the Royal Navy lost six officers and 42 ratings killed. There was a suggestion that the ship’s degaussing equipment had been turned off to allow troops below decks to sleep better with less noise.

General Service 1918-62, 1 clasp, Malaya, E.II.R. (N. 53369 Pte. Jackson Gibson, N.R.R.), contact marks and edge nicks, otherwise nearly very fine and scarce £70-80 The Northern Rhodesia Regiment played an important role in the offensive against Malaysian terrorists and at one time had the highest ‘kill rate ‘in contacts with the enemy.

Rare oak Lowne's patent electric master clock, no. 2704, with original compensated pendulum, the 12" white dial signed Gibson, Belfast, within an oak glazed case, 34" high

Modern Moorcroft Ginger Jar and Cover, of toned blue ground, with tube lined anemone decoration, marked, limited number 160/300, signed "Phillip Gibson" dated 13.10.01, 15cms, (6").

Modern Moorcroft wasted Vase, green ground, the tube lined decoration depicting stylised blue poppies and leaves, on a circular base, marked, initials for William Moorcroft and signed "Phillip Gibson", numbered MCC908, 26cms, (10").

A collection of silver items, comprising; a pair of Victorian salts, London 1855, a chick bowl pouring spoon, Chester 1905, a Puritan spoon, Gibson & Langman, London 1911, a shell salt, Saunders & Shepherd, Chester 1892, a pair of gent's silver brushes, a bud vase, five silver condiment spoons, and a plated mustard pot, 335g (10.75 oz) gross weighable

A Moorcroft contemporary vase decorated with the 'Flame of The Forest' pattern designed by Philip Gibson, c.1997, impressed and painted marks to base, 23.5cm

A 19th century mahogany cased wall clock with fusee movement, the painted circular dial signed 'Gibson, Newbury'

A Gibson 6120 Tam guitar, serial number CS20432 with certificate and Gibson case.

CHARLES DANA GIBSON: THE EDUCATION OF MR PIPP - AMERCIANS - THE SOCIAL LADDER - EVERYDAY PEOPLE, 1899, 1900, 1902, 1904, 1st edns, obl, fo, orig cl bkd pict bds, some leaves loose (4)

BRIAN W ALDISS: HELLICONIA WINTER, NY 1985, 1st edn, sigd, orig two-tone cl, d/w + WILLIAM GIBSON: VIRTUAL LIGHT, 1993, sigd, orig cl, d/w + NIGEL DAVIES: VOYAGERS TO THE NEW WORLD FACT OR FANTASY, 1979, 1st edn, sigd and inscr, orig cl, d/w + DAVID GEMMELL: TROY LORD OF THE SILVER BOW, 2005, sigd, orig cl, d/w + MICHAEL MOORCOCK: THE FORTRESS OF THE PEARL, 1989, 1st edn, sigd, orig cl, d/w, ex lib + FREDERIK POHL: THE WAY THE FUTURE WAS, 1979 (500) numbered, orig cl, d/w + FRANCIS E CAMPS AND J M CAMERON: PRACTICAL FORENSIC MEDICINE, 1971, sigd and inscr by both authors, orig cl, d/w + NIGEL WALKER: CRIME AND CRIMINOLOGY, 1987, 1st edn, orig cl, d/w (8)

Gibson Les Paul electric guitar with hard carrying case

The Slave Trade in Brazil. A pair of early 19th century watercolours by a Portuguese hand, showing slaves in Brazil. The pair of watercolours is accompanied by a letter written by a Mr. Halkes of Halifax, Nova Scotia to William Gibson of Hull. It is dated 19th August 1814, and refers at some length to the deprivation of the slaves and refers to the work of Wilberforce. (See illustration)

NEWCASTLE PEARLWARE JUG, mid-19th century, of ovoid form, moulded with grapes and vines and picked out in pink and purple lustre; together with a mid-19th Staffordshire pink lustre jug, of faceted form, decorated with buildings in landscapes and inscribed, "Mary Gibson Whittington 1853). (2) First 13cm

Unmade Ratio coach kits 710, 713, 720, 722, 723, one box crushed, Slaters Midland 6 wheel full brake, Alan Gibson MR horsebox (BG) and parts for a MR CCT (F)

James, Sir Henry Facsimiles of National Manuscripts of Scotland selected by Sir William Gibson-Craig. Southampton: Ordnance Survey Office, 1868-72, large folio, 3 volumes, additional titles with hand-coloured vignettes heightened with gold, plates, original blue morocco-backed cloth, bindings worn & soiled, contents clean; [Public records] Inquisitionum ad capellam domini regis retornatarum, quae in publicis archivs Scotiae adhuc servantur, 1811-16, 3 volumes, folio, contemporary half calf, worn and scraped, one title loose, occasional spotting (6)

Lowland Scotland & the Borders - Erskine, Sir David Annals and antiquities of Dryburgh. Kelso, 1836, 8vo, frontispiece, contemporary calf gilt, hinges cracking; Berwickshire History of the Berwickshire Naturalists' Club. Edinburgh, 1834, 8vo, later half morocco gilt, rubbed, foxing, bookplate; Ibid. History of the Berwickshire Naturalists Club 1873-75. Alnwick, 1876, 8vo, contemporary half calf, rubbed at edges, upper board loose, some foxing; Watson, George The Roxburghshore word book. Cambridge, 1923, 8vo, original red cloth gilt; McBain, J. The Merrick and neighbouring hills. Ayr, 1929, 8vo, illustrated, original cloth gilt, faded; Oliver, J. Rutherford Upper Teviotdale and the Scotts of Buccleuch. Hawick, 1887, 8vo, illustrated, modern cloth; Herbert, Agnes Northumberland. London, 1923, 8vo, illustrated by A. Heaton Cooper, original cloth; Coldstream Historic memorials of Coldstream Abbey. London, 1850, 8vo, contemporary cloth gilt, faded; Reid, R. An introduction to the history of Dumfries. Dumfries, 1915, 8vo, volume 1 only, frontispiece, contemporary quarter vellum, foxing; Baird, Rev. Andrew Annals of a Tweedale Parish. Glasgow, 1924, 8vo, illustrated, original cloth; Gibson, Robert An old Berwickshire town. Edinburgh, 1905, 8vo, frontispiece, original cloth gilt, bookplate; Ramage, Craufurd Tait Drumlanrig Castle and the Douglases. Dumfries, 1876, 8vo, original cloth, rubbed; Traill, A.M. Border reminiscences, annals of Thornlea. Galashiels, 8vo, original decorative cloth gilt, school presentation inscription; Veith, John The history and poetry of the Scottish Border. Glasgow, 1878, 8vo, original green cloth gilt, ink inscription on title page; and 50 others (64)

Medical--Brookes, R. An introduction to physic and surgery, 1754, 8vo, contemporary calf, some worming affecting text; [Nuttall, J., publisher] The universal family physician, 1806, 8vo, engraved frontispiece, half calf, spotted & rubbed; Temple, Richard Practice of physic, 1798, second edition, 8vo, quarter morocco, library stamp on title, rubbed; Guybert, P. Le medecin charitable. Lyon: H. Huguetan, 1667, 2 volumes in one, contemporary calf, somewhat dampstained and spotted, worn; Culpepper, N. The English physician enlarged, 1784, 12mo, contemporary sheep, lacking frontispiece, worn; Salmon, W. Synopsis medicinae, 1671, 12mo, old calf, lacking several leaves, very worn; Quincy, J. Lexicon physico-medicum, 1722, 8vo, browning and damp-staining, old calf, worn; Gibson, T. The anatomy of humane bodies epitomized, 1684, 9 (of 16) plates, contemporary calf, some soiling, worn and another (9)

Scott, Sir Walter & James Ballantyne & Co. Account current, the Trustees of Messrs. James Ballantyne & Co. and Sir Walter Scott, Bt., with John Gibson for expenses incurred on his journey to Paris collecting material for completing Napoleon, and other expenses, 15 May 1827, account submitted to Trustees of Sir Walter Scott by John Gibson for books purchased, 10 Sept. 1825; list of debts due by the proprietors of the Edinburgh Weekly Journal at 31 March 1826 (totalling £3,748); letter concerning the sale of the additional volume (the 9th) of the Life of Napoleon Bonaparte, 29 May 1827; Copy part of letter Mr Gibson to Mr Rees, concerning sale of first edition of Memoirs of Napoleon Bonaparte, 27 Sept. 1826, a quantity of requests and receipts from creditors for payment of dividends from the estate of Sir Walter Scott, account to James Ballantyne from John Young, bookbinder, for binding of books including 30 copies of Woodstock, 18 July 1827; Account submitted by James Ogilvy for examining the state of affairs of Messrs. Ballantyne & Co., 1 June 1827; Valuation of debts of the Edinburgh Weekly Journal, 27 May 1827, Letter from the publishers Longman Rees &c. to John Gibson regarding the sale of Sir Walter Scott's Poetical works, 27 Nov. 1826; Letter from Robert Cadell to John Gibson regarding the printing of 1100 copies of Tales and Romances, 11 Feb. 1838; Letter from John Hughes to John Gibson informing him of the arrival of the conclusion of the manuscript of Chronicles of the Canongate at the printers, 1 Oct. 1827; and many similar other receipts, invoices & documents (quantity) Note: On January 5 1826 the complex web of financial agreements made by the publishers Hurst Robinson & Co., Constable & Co., and James Ballantyne & Co. came to a head when a bill made out by Robinson in favour of Constable could not be honoured on its due date. As a private individual and as a partner in James Ballantyne & Co., Scott found himself with debts of £121,000. To pay off his debts Scott threw himself into a ferocious period of writing, that saw Woodstock, Chronicles of the Canongate and The Life of Napoleon Bonaparte, the sales of which brought in £40,000 by Christmas 1827. Most of the papers in the present collection relate to the debts of Sir Walter Scott and James Ballantyne & Co. at this critical juncture in Scott's life.

Gibson (William) Neuromancer.

A GIBSON & SONS TENNIS JARDINIERE, circa 1900, the body decorated with a transfer-printed tennis scene depicting a mixed doubles match, the background hand-painted, the base with stamped Gibson & Sons factory marks and numbered 5647, on gilt decorated bun feet, 8.1/2in. (21.5cm) high

A selection of The Avengers books from 1960's onwards, fan magazines, 1990's Gibson Comic books, also Danger Man and 2- Cars Annuals and a collection of The Avengers vinyl including LP's and singles(qty)

Lancashire & Yorkshire and London & North Western Joint Railways EPNS Wine Cooler manufactured by Gibson & Co Ltd., Belfast. A quite superb item standing 4½" tall with a saucer-like base 5¾" diameter and a cylindrical holder 4¼" diameter. The joint companies initials are engraved within the shipping garter on the side. Excellent, undamaged condition apart from some of the plating has lifted inside where, no doubt, many bottles of fine wine once sat.

A collection of nine patent and peculiar clubs, including a Bussey patent socket and grip, a Gibson F.G. Smith model niblick, five strange altered clubs, a patent applied for aluminium driver ‘The Malvern’ and one other

A Victorian silvergilt chalice, with a decorative knop, a polyfoil foot and matching paten, each engraved with a cruciform roundel, by W. Gibson & J. Langman, London 1896, 4.9in (12.5cm) high, 8oz. (2)

Gibson (Charles Dana) Sketches in Egypt, illustrated, Harper & Bros, 1899

A Moorcroft Pottery Trout pattern circular plate, circa 1998, designed by Philip Gibson, impressed and painted marks to base, diameter approx 15.5cm, together with a Moorcroft Violet pattern pin dish designed by Sally Tuffin and a Moorcroft trial pin dish dated 19.8.97 decorated with a lily flower above the inscription '1897 1997' against a blue ground, each boxed.

A Moorcroft Phillip Gibson charger, tubelined with floral sprays on blue ground, impressed and painted marks, 36cm d

A cased set of eight silver and enamel tea spoons, maker's mark H.C.D., Birmingham 1964, the back of the bowls decorated with a differing flower; a pair of silver preserve spoons, Sheffield 1905; a set of six cake forks; a set of six tea spoons, all cased; a late Victorian christening set by Edward Hutton, of a knife with an ivory handle, a fork and a spoon; a late Victorian spoon and fork set by Gibson & Langman; and two sugar tongs, 442g (14 oz) gross

W GIBSON, SIGNED PAIR OF WATERCOLOURS, Inscribed “Dartmoor” and “L Katrine”, 6 ½” x 9 ½” (2)

marcel Dyf (1899-1985) French “Parisienne" signed, also inscribed with the artist's name and the title on various labels verso, oil on canvas, 59cm by 49cm provenance: With Aldridge Bros, The Little Gallery, 35 Warwick Street, Worthing, also with Thomas Gibson Fine Art Ltd

W Gibson, The Farriers New Guide, ninth edition, printed for T Longman, 1738.

A silver four piece tea and coffee service, William Gibson & John Langman, London 1892 and Sheffield 1891, each of half reeded, oval form, comprising, a pedestal coffee pot with ebonised handle, 23.5cm high, weight 20oz, a tea pot with ebonised handle 13.5cm high, weight 16oz, a two handled sugar bowl, 9.5cm high, weight 7.5oz and a milk jug 9.5cm high, weight 4oz, each with engraved crest (4)

[JOHN GIBSON LOCKHART]: MEMOIRS OF THE LIFE OF SIR WALTER SCOTT, Edinb 1837-38, 6 vols, old hf cf worn (6)

strugatsky (A.) & (B.) Roadside Picnic, 1978 1st ed. thus., dw.; Gibson (W.) Burning Chrome, 1986, 1st UK ed., dw.; idem, Count Zero, 1986, 1st UK ed., signed, dw.; Crowley (J.) Engine Summer, 1980, 1st UK ed., dw., (all in Gollancz SF series) (4)

British War Medal 1914-20 (9) (220486 Pnr. E. J. Baunton, R.E.; 4698 Pte. P. Brannan, Ches. R.; 316802 Pnr. C. W. Cope, R.E.; 70621 Pte. F. S. Davidge, Devon R.; 240757 Pte. A. Edwards, Y. & L. R.; 51824 Cpl. Cpl. W. H. Gibson, The Queen’s R.; C. Grant; 124428 Gnr. A. Moxon, R.A.; ... 09TS W. Stevens, Tr., R.N.R.) ‘Brannan’ lacking suspension rod; ‘Edwards’ with bad contact marks; ‘Stevens’ worn; Victory Medal 1914-19 (10) (G-8399 Pte. F. W. Allen, The Queen’s R.; J.95151 E. Grima, A.B., R.N.; R-23552 Pte. H. W. Hale, K.R. Rif. C.; 78275 2 A.M. G. E. Howard, R.A.F.; S-3759 Pte. J. McBride, Gord. Highrs.; 362746 C. Nays, O.S.1, R.N.; 527 Pte. L. Robinson, R.A.M.C.; 22418 Pte. J. Thomson, A.S.C.; 40850 1A.M. J. G. Watson, R.A.F.; T.Z.12019 G. R. Wood, P.O., R.N.V.R.), medals to ‘Allen’ and ‘McBride’ lacking suspension rings, some with edge bruising and contact marks, fine and better (19) £100-140 With card box of issue lids for the medals to ‘Grant’ and ‘Hale’. £100-£140

gibson (J.) Plan of Gibraltar, 1762 engd. map from Gents. Mag., 170mm x 446mm; idem, A Particular Map to Illustrate Gen. Amherst's Expedition to Montreal, n.d.,[1760], map from Gents. Mag., 90mm x 227mm; A Plan of The City and Harbour of Louisburg, Shewing that part of Gabarus Bay in which the English landed....in 1745, n.d., engd. map with inset map of Cape Breton, 187mm x 256mm; Jefferys (T.) A New and Correct Plan of the City and Fortifications of Maestricht, n.d., mounted map, 163mm x 200mm; [Der Keere, P. van] Gallia, n.d., mounted hand-cold. map, 85mm x 123mm, English text to verso; with Eleven Other Hand-Cold. Maps (14)

An early 20th century teddy bear with short cut plush, replaced pads, remains of growler. This sold with a Gibson photo of the bear beside a young girl. Height 26 ins.

A Victorian coffee pot; and matching milk jug, by William Gibson & John Langman, London 1895, of circular fluted form, with gadrooned and shell border, the coffee pot with ebonised canopy finial and scroll handle, height of coffee pot 8 1/2in. (21.5cm), 39oz.

Gibson, Newcastle, a late 18th Century early 19th Century long case clock with broken swan neck pedestal over broken arch brass dial with silvered chapter ring seconds dial and date aperture enclosing the eight day movement.

A pair of late 18th century Irish silver teaspoons by Joseph Gibson, Cork, crested, 14cm; three Irish silver bright cut star end dessert spoons by Jonas Osbourne, Dublin 1793, 18cm and four other assorted spoons, 7.75oz (9)

A late Victorian silver entree dish, liner and cover by Gibson and Langman for the Goldsmiths' and Silversmiths' Co, London 1899, the base of plain rectangular shape with beaded edge and two moulded handles, the liner and cover quite plain below an oval beaded finial, 24cm, 38oz

A rare XIX century copper lustre jug of tapering form possibly Enoch Wood the body decorated with Masonic scenes, beehive, easel, jug, globe etc and a crown with orbs, with further decoration of figures studying a globe before ship, with moulded handle and spout, beaded upper banding and circular foot approx. 16cm high n.B. This example is illustrated in "Lustreware" Michael Gibson pg. 28

Gibson photographs, shipwrecks; together with two etchings, three dog caricatures and a quantity of stamps.

A late Victorian silver ovoid pedestal sugar caster by William Gibson & John Langman, London 1896, the pierced cover with a spiral finial the body with a reeded girdle, on a square foot, 211g (7oz) approx., in a fitted case

Davenport-Adams, W H, 'Famous Caverns and Grottoes', published by T Nelson & Sons, London 1886, 8vo, illustrated brown cloth boards, also Gibson, John, 'Chips from the Earth's Crust' and five other various volumes (7)

Letters - Gibson family of Saffron Walden. Collection of eleven Gibson family letters written between 1803 and 1837, to include: five to their sons George and Jabez at school in Southgate from their parents in Saffron Walden; two interesting letters to George from his aunt; another to George from his younger brother Jabez and his father; and three further letters to W G or G S Gibson in Saffron Walden from an aunt or uncle in Tottenham. The letters largely relate the health of family members, school studies, deaths and domestic matters, but also mention the building of a brew house and the planting of Saffron, the letter from the aunt in Cheltenham to George dated 1829 mentioning her collecting botanical specimens around Bath and watching a balloon ascent, (the covers with various post marks, some tears and small losses) (11)

GIBSON (William) History of the Monastery at Tynemouth, 2 volumes, London: William Pickering 1846-7, 4to, engraved frontispieces, illuminated Capitals throughout the text, teg, full morocco gilt, stained and rubbed

Edward Seago R.W.S. (1910-1974), Landscape, with gallery label - 'John Gibson, Glasgow' on verso, collage, 16 x 23.5cm.; 6.25 x 9.25in. * A very early, unusual work by Edward Seago probably dating to the early 30's.

Gibson ES 225 thin line archtop guitar circa 1956 with refinished sunburst body, P90 pickups, 104cm high