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M J Gibson miniature portrait on ivory in gilt metal frame - study of pretty young woman - Miss Mary Denby in floral dress - signed, 8.5cm x 6.5cm

A late Victorian cigar cutter, operated by pushing the sprung, top section down, bevelled oblong base, crested, by W. Gibson & J. Langman, London 1895 together with another hand held example fitted with a small steel blade, by W.F. Wright, London 1918. (2)

A George IV Gibson's patent medicine or castor oil spoon, by C. Gibson, London 1827, 5.45in (13.7cm) long, 1.25oz.

A collection of 19th century pewter castors and saltscomprising: an invalid's patent force feeding medicine spoon, stamped 'Gibson Inventor' , twelve various castors, four salts, two spoons (qty)

Moorcroft Vase Decorated In The Quiet Waters Fish Design By Philip Gibson, Height 19.5cm

Moorcroft Triple Tiled Panel Decorated With Trout, Signed Philip Gibson, Dated 2000 (illustrated)

Cobridge Stoneware Tile Decorated In Coal Mining Scenes Signed By Philip Gibson, 23 X 23cm In Wooden Frame And Cobridge Stoneware Vase Decorated In Flowers, Boxed (2)

Lockhart, John Gibson Peteres letters to his kinsfolk. Edinburgh, 1819, third edition, 8vo, 3 volumes, half titles, 4 vignettes, 15 portraits, modern half morocco gilt by R. Nelson, interiors clean (3)

Decisions - Gibson, Alexander The decisions of the Court and Session. Edinburgh, 1690, folio, portrait frontispiece, modern quarter calf gilt; Gilmour, Sir John A collection of decisions of the Lords of Council and Session. Edinburgh, 1701, 8vo, contemporary panelled calf, brown label gilt; Hog, Sir Roger Decisions of the Court of Session from 1681 to 1691. Edinburgh, 1757, folio, contemporary calf, red label, rubbed, head of spine worn; Dalrymple, Sir H. Decisions of the Court of Session. Edinburgh, 1758, folio, contemporary calf, red label, some slight rubbing; Fergusson, Sir James Decisions of the Court of Session from the year 1738 to the year 1752. Edinburgh, 1775, folio, contemporary calf gilt, red label, scratched, hinges cracking; Craigie, William & Craigie, Robert Decisions of the Court of Session. Edinburgh, 1787, folio, contemporary calf, red label, heavily rubbed, ink inscription on title; Davidson, Robert Decisions of the Court of Session. Edinburgh, 1798, folio, modern quarter calf gilt, ink inscription on title; Grant, Patrick Decisions of the Court of Session. Edinburgh, 1813, 4to, 2 volumes, modern boards, some browning to page edges and 3 others (12)

Churchill, Sir Winston & Gibson, John A collection of 22 documents relating to the position of John Gibson as Sir Winston Churchilles footman / valet, including a photograph of Winston Churchill standing with horse outside Chartwell, with inscription "Taken at Chartwell, 1948, Mr Churchill wearing my tie which he borrowed, John Gibson"; a signed photograph of Mrs Clementine Churchill; three typed letters signed from Churchilles private secretary [Penelope Hampden Wall] offering the position of footman to Mr Gibson in Spring 1948; telegram confirming Mr Gibsones appointment dated May 10th 1948; invitation for The Rt. Hon and Mrs Winston Churchill for dinner at Claridges with the Shahinshah of Iran, dated 29th July 1948 [accepted]; a typed note of two days of Churchilles engagements dated 20th August 1948; typed list of Churchilles engagements dated October 21st 1948; a list of five guests with notes for a parliamentary luncheon No. 19 November 4th; a typed list of requests for John Gibson from E.G. dated 14th November 1948; a typed letter signed from Mrs C. Churchill relating to Mr Gibsones promotion to Mr. Churchilles footman-valet dated 25th November 1948; two facsimile letters from Churchill with thanks for birthday wishes, November 30th 1949 and November 30th 1953 with another undated; telegram from Winston Churchill "thank you so much", dated 1st December 1950; typed letter signed from Churchilles Private Secretary [Cecily Gemmel] apologising for the lack of current vacancies dated 30th October 1951; telegram from Winston Churchill sending thanks, dated 1 December 1951; two facsimile letters from Churchill sending Christmas thanks, with postmarked envelope, dated 25 December 1951 and 1953 respectively; two photocopied pages from a A4 diary showing the Churchilles movements in London from July 19th to August 15th 1948 (22)

The residual collection of Professor Gibson including an American 1874 half dollar, modern silver proofs, double florin 1887 (EF) etc.

A modern Moorcroft pottery vase of shouldered ovoid form decorated in the Simeon pattern by Phillip Gibson, impressed and painted marks, height 16 cms, factory second.

Two boxes, Edward Gordon CRAIG, On the Art of the Theatre, 1912; Charles Dana GIBSON, The Education of Mr Ripp, New York 1899, oblong folio; early 19th century volumes of plays, prints and ephemera

A Primitive Irish Co. Meath Gibson Chair. The bowed top rail and W-shaped spindle back and interlocking arm and corner spindles. The flat curved and rounded end arms supported by two short spindles adjoined to a D-shaped plank seat on stretcher-less splayed post legs. 31 ins (79 cms) high, 24 1/2 ins (62 cms) wide.

A 15CT GOLD AND ENAMEL 1896-97 SCOTTISH CUP MEDAL, the obverse inscribed Scottish Football Association, the reverse inscribed Scottish Challenge Cup, 1896-7, Won By, Rangers F.C., N. Gibson, with ring suspension, in original fitted case, In the above Scottish Cup final played on 20th March 1897 at Second Hampden, Rangers defeated Dumbarton 5-1. This was Rangers second-ever Scottish Cup victory

A 15CT GOLD AND ENAMEL 1895 INTER-LEAGUE MEDAL, the obverse inscribed Scottish, English League, 1895, the reverse inscribed April 13th 1895, N. Gibson, In the above match played on 13th April 1895 at Celtic Park, The Football League defeated The Scottish Football League, 4-1

A 15CT GOLD AND ENAMEL 1903 INTER-LEAGUE MEDAL, the obverse inscribed Scottish, English League, 1903, the reverse inscribed Neil Gibson, with ring suspension, In the above match played on 14th March 1903 at Celtic Park, The Football League defeated The Scottish Football League 3-0

A BLUE SCOTLAND V. WALES AND IRELAND INTERNATIONAL CAP, 1929-30, In the match against Wales played on 26th October 1929 at Ninian Park, Scotland defeated Wales 4-2, James Gibson scoring his only International goal in this match. In the match against Ireland played on 22nd February 1923 at Celtic Park, Scotland defeated Ireland 3-1. This match was Gibson’s last International appearance for his country

A WHITE 1929-30 SCOTLAND V. IRELAND INTERNATIONAL SHIRT, with button-up collar and embroidered cloth badge, inscribed S v I, 1929-30, slight discolouration and colour run from the badge, The above shirt was worn by James Gibson in his last International match for his country. In the above match played on 22nd February 1930 at Celtic Park, Scotland defeated Ireland 3-1. This match

A 18CT GOLD MEDAL, the obverse cast with a portrait of Robert Burns, and inscribed 1759-1796, the reverse inscribed Robert Burns’ Statue, Newcastle Upon Tyne, Football Match, Scots v. Anglo Scots, St. James’s Park, 27th April, Won By, J. Gibson, with ring suspension, in original fitted case

Gibson (Alfred) & Pickford (William) Association Football & The Men Who Made It, 4 vols, published by Caxton 1905

A B.E.A. in-flight London to Copenhagen luncheon menu dated 2nd May 1955 autographed by the Busby Babes, the reverse with 20 signatures comprising: Matt Busby (manager), Tom Curry (trainer), Walter Crickmer (secretary), Billy Whelan, Mark Jones, Duncan Edwards, Roger Byrne, Geoff Bent, Tommy Taylor, David Pegg, Bill Foulkes, Don Gibson, Eddie Lewis, Ray Wood, Jeff Whitefoot, Colin Webster, Albert Scanlon, Dennis Viollet, Jackie Blanchflower and Johnny Berry. The Manchester United team were travelling to Copenhagen for an end of season Scandinavian tour, where they competed in four fixtures commencing with a match against a Danish FA XI on 3rd May 1955. This was followed by two matches against a Copenhagen XI on 6th & 8th May, and the tour concluded with a match in Sweden against Gothenburg on 10th May. This menu was purchased at Sotheby's New Bond Street on 9th July 1998 as lot 506.

Memorial plaque in the name of William Gibson, discoloured, with 1915-15 Star and Victory Medal, awarded to R-6878, Pte. W. Gibson, King's Royal Rifle Corps, fine or better, unless stated (3) [Rifleman 10th Battn., killed in action 12.7.1916]

A very rare aluminium blade putter, with lead face, probably by E.A. Noirit of Walsall; together with a rare brass headed putter by Gibson, "The Horn" with a hand crafted grip; six other brass putters, one by John Wisden; 2 other aluminium putters; & four steel putters, all hickory shafted, mostly in reasonable condition (14)

Eight interesting putters, comprising: four in aluminium by the Standard Golf Company, two Gibson Orion putters, a Brown Vardon by Gibson and a socket beech head putter by Forgan, all hickory shafted

Five hickory shafted clubs, a Crossthwaite & Lorimer smooth faced Fairlie iron, a Gibson Fairlie iron, a Gibson F G Smith Model, an "illegal" concave iron & a Cuirass wood with patent steel face by the London Golf Company

A Gibson of Kinghorn scared head brassie, together with two other scares, one by St Andrews Golf Co., the other unstamped (3)

BLAKEMORE, KENNETH, "SNUFF BOXES", pub. 1976; Somers Cocks, Anna & Truman, Charles, "Renaissance Jewels, Gold Boxes and Objets de Vertu (Thyssen Bornemisza Collection), pub. 1995; and Gibson, Margaret, "The Liverpool Ivories", pub. 1994. (3)

A Victorian silver cigar box, William Gibson and John Langman, London 1892, of plain polished rectangular form and with rounded corners, enclosing a fruitwood lined interior, 23cm wide 13.5cm deep

A silver salver, William Gibson and John Langman, Sheffield 1889, stamped Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Company, of circular, shaped form and engraved with Persian style designs, below a shaped and beaded rim, engraved crest and motto, raised on four paw feet, 25cm diameter, weight 16oz

A novelty telephone modelled as a Gibson guitar and amp.

A modern Moorcroft vase of ovoid form decorated in the Flaming Flower pattern designed by Phillip Gibson, impressed and painted marks, height 13.5cms.

A late Moorcroft pottery Simeon pattern charger by Philip Gibson, tubelined with claret flowers and green leaves on a tinted cobalt ground, dated 1999, 36cm diameter.

Celebrity & Sport Autographs "A Gibson ES 33J “Lucille” electric guitar No.90996462, in unused condition, signed by B.B. King, in case, with letter of authentication dated November 1995 (Illustrated)"

A Royal Doulton "Gibson" plate, "Mr Waddles arrives late and finds her card filled", together with a Jack-in-the-pulpit vase with cranberry rim, 9 1/2" high (2)

'Aquilegia' a Moorcroft Pottery trial vase designed by Philip Gibson painted in colours painted marks 20.5cm. high

Moorcroft Vase Decorated In The Elderberry Design Signed Philip Gibson Limited Edition 250 Height 20cm (illustrated)

A Moorcroft Vase Decorated in Tree and Landscape Design Signed Phil Gibson Limited Edition 2001 Height17cm (illustrated)

A pack of early 19th century playing cards by Gibson; twenty-eight bone and ebony dominoes; assorted later playing cards; and other items.Best Bid

A mid 19th Century Oak and Mahogany cross banded 8-day Long Case Clock, J & E Gibson of Harwick, the hood with swan neck pediment over painted foliate frieze to freestanding reeded columns with cast brass mounts, over an ogee throat and plain frieze, to a shaped long trunk door, flanked by reeded quarter columns and raised on a panelled plinth base with bracket feet, to a 13" painted arched dial surmounted by a maiden in a rural landscape and further painted ruinous spandrels enclosing a Roman chapter ring with second and date subsidiaries and pierced and stamped brass hands, height 87"

Almanacks.- THE LADIES DIARY OR THE WOMANS ALMANACK..., J. Wilde; bound with, Tipper (John) GREAT BRITAIN'S DIARY, OR THE UNION-ALMANACK..., M. & J. Roberts; bound with, Bickerstaff (Isaac) BICKERSTAFF'S ALMANACK..., Company of Stationers; bound with, Wing (John) AN ALMANACK..., J. Dawkes; bound with, Moore (Francis) VOX STELLARUM, BEING AND ALMANACK..., T. Hodgkin; bound with, Chattock (John) TELESCOPIUM ANGLICANUM, OR AN EPHEMERIS..., F. Collins; bound with, Cadbury (Job) EPHEMERIS, OR A DIARY ASTRONOMICAL, ASTROLOGICAL, METEOROLOGICAL..., T. W.; bound with, Tanner (John) ANGELUS BRITANNICUS, AN EPHEMERIS..., R. Janeway; bound with, Gibson (Richard) ASTROLOGUS BRITANNICUS..., T. Wilmer; bound with, Andrews (William) GREAT NEWS FROM THE STARS, OR AN EPHEMERIS..., J. Wilde; bound with, .-THE ENGLISH CHAPMAN'S AND TRAVELLER'S ALMANACK..., T. James; bound with, Coley (Henry) MERLINUS ANGLICUS JUNIOR: OR THE STARRY MESSENGER..., E. Everingham; Saunder (Richard) APOLLO ANGLICANUS: THE ENGLISH APOLLO..., J. Wilde; bound with, Poor Robin.- AN ALMANACK IN THE OLD AND NEW FASHION..., W. Bowyer; bound with, Poor Robin.- A PROGNOSTICATION..., J. R., all except last mentioned, titles and text in red and black, many with wood engravings, fine later morocco, ruled and stamped in gilt, spine gilt, 8vo, 1710.

A set of three Royal Doulton Gibson girls plates, each printed in black with a cartoon by Charles Dana Gibson on a blue panel and stiff leaf border printed ground, 26.5cm diameter.

A Gibson model ES-150D guitar in a Gretsch case.

Military History - Hawker, Colonel Peter. The diary of Colonel Peter Hawker 1802-1853. London, 1893, 8vo, 2 volumes, portrait frontispiece, original cloth gilt, some foxing; Fergusson, B. The Black Watch and the King's enemies. London, 1950, 8vo, original cloth, foxing; Groves, J. Percy With claymore and bayonet or the Ross-shire Buffs. London, 1895, 8vo, illustrated, original decorative cloth gilt, backstrip faded; Mackenzie, W.C. Colonel Colin Mackenzie, first surveyor-general of India. London, 1952, 8vo, illustrated, original cloth gilt, faded; Cooper King, C. The story of the British Army. London, 1897, 8vo, portrait frontispiece, original red cloth gilt, faded; Smith, Sir Harry The autobiography of... London, 1901, 8vo, 2 volumes, portrait frontspiece, later red half morocco, interior clean; Yeomanry An abridgement of the regulations for the formations and movements of the cavalry. London, 1838, 8vo, plates, inscription of A. Gibson Maithland of the Royal Midlothian yeomanry cavalry, July 1843, contemporary cloth; Hammond, Capt. M. Memoir of... London, 1859, sixth edition, 8vo, original cloth gilt; Nolan, Edward Henry The history of the war against Russia. London: Virtue, [c.1855-95], 8vo, 8 volumes, 72 plates, original red cloth gilt, some foxing; Grieve, Capt. W. Tunnellers, the story of the tunnelling companies, Royal Engineers, during the World War. London, 1936, 8vo, illustrated, original blue cloth gilt (19) Provenance: From the library of Glendoune House,

Robertson, William (editor). The parliamentary records of Scotland in the General Register House 1240-1571. London: printed by command of King George III, 1804, folio, volume I [all published], late 19th century full morocco gilt extra by Seton & Mackenzie, a.e.g., marble endpapers, some slight rubbing to backstrip, interior clean . Provenance: From the library of The Right Hon. Sir W Gibson Craig Bart. Lord clerk Register of Scotland (1797 - 1878). Sir Gibson became an advocate in 1820 and was appointed Lord Clerk Register and Keeper of the Signet from 1862, a position he held until his death. He was made a Privy Counsellor in 1863. . Note: Only volume one of this set of records was ever published, being superseded by the Acts of parliament of Scotland in 1814. This edition was immediately suppressed after publication on account of criticism of Robertson's editorial methods. This earlier publication contains a quantity of material then excluded from the later A.P.S..

A William John Moorcroft "Peacock Iris" 769/6 Ginger Jar and Cover, designed by Philip Gibson, Moorcroft Collectors Club Auction piece 2004, signed in gold by the designer, impressed and painted marks, 15.5cm (boxed)

A William John Moorcroft "Maiden Pink" 65/6 Vase, designed by Philip Gibson, numbered "1", impressed and painted marks, 16cm (boxed) Only sixty-five produced according to issue 25 Moorcroft Collectors Club Newsletter, August 2000

A William John Moorcroft "Monkshood" 364/8 Vase, designed by Philip Gibson, numbered "33", signed in gold by the designer and dated 11.6.99, impressed and painted marks, 21cm (boxed)

Albert Morro, a late Victorian London street scene, signed pen and ink; early 20th Century study of a bedroom scene, initialled M.R.; Victorian pen and ink drawing of a hulk being towed at sea; and two portraits of the Gibson girl, (5)

D.E Gibson watercolour Clouds over Worthing signed 10 x 14in.

WORLD WAR ONE VICTORY MEDAL awarded to P.N.R. C. Gibson. RE No 145470 together with 1914/18 WAR MEDAL awarded to Pte. H. Binley. R. War.R. No 41319 (2)

A Jamieson kit for a LNE B1 class loco with chassis and wheels (no motor etc), started (BG), an Alan Gibson kit and wheels for 3500 gallon Midland tender, packeted (G) and a Star Line HO kit for a stone culvert (BG)

Eight hickory shafted clubs, including a scared neck driver by Auchterlonie and a Fairlie-type anti-shank by Gibson; together with one steel (9).

Playing cards; Lexicon by Atozen, 'Peter Pan' by H. P. Gibson & Sons, 'Snap' by Thos de la Rue, miniature pack and one other.

L.O. Gibson - Study of Hotei holding a Fan, seated beside his Sack, monochrome etching, signed in pencil, together with a collection of decorative prints and pictures.

History of British Dinky Toys 1934-1964 by Cecil Gibson and a collection of Dinky Toys catalogues.

A late Victorian silver Shell pattern part service of cutlery by William Gibson and John Langman, London 1895, 1896, 1897, 1898, comprising; nine table forks, twelve dessert forks, a pair of fish servers, three sauce ladles, a serving spoon, and nineteen later silver handled knives, Sheffield 1959, in a walnut canteen

Gibson (William Sidney). The History of the Monastery Founded at Tynemouth, in the Diocese of Durham, to the Honour of God under the Invocation of the Blessed Virgin Mary and S. Oswin, King and Martyre, 2 vols., pub. William Pickering, 1846, two chromo-illuminated plts., b & w illusts., some folding, list of subscribers, some scattered spotting, orig. red qtr. morocco gilt, rubbed and some wear, 4to, with other misc. antiquarian (2 cartons)

A Walter Moorcroft Flame of the Forest pattern ginger jar and cover, designed by Philip Gibson, circa 1997, painted and impressed marks to base with struck through 'WM' monogram.

A quantity of ceramics including a pair of Staffordshire Spaniels, Royal Doulton Gibson girl plate, a pair of Ridgways 'Coaching Scenes' plates and a charger painted with lillies.