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Click here to subscribeJACKSON, Sir Thomas Graham, Gothic Architecture in France, England and Italy. 2 vols 1915. Quarter vellum, with the original dust wrappers. With FERGUSSON, James, History of Architecture in all other countries, from the earliest times to the present day. 5 vols 1893 - 1902. Quarter morocco. With other books (box)
JAMES STINTON (1870-1961); watercolour, pheasants in landscape, signed, 12.5 x 21.5cm, framed and glazed, together with two Alan Graham oils on board, Lake District scenes, (3). (D)Additional InformationThis lot qualifies for Artist Resale Rights. For further information, please visit https://www.dacs.org.uk or https://artistscollectingsociety.org
Graham Williams, Ian Collard and Tony Brown Signed 16 x 12 Colourised Limited Edition Print. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99
A Group Of Mechanisms For Percussion And Centre-Fire Hammer Sporting Guns And Rifles By Purdey Of London, Mid-Late 19th CenturyComprising a pair of signed border engraved flat locks decorated with foliate scrollwork, dolphin hammer en suite (the other and both retaining screws replaced), serial numbered 1332 for 1828; another pair (pitted, hammers repaired, mainsprings replaced) each fitted with patent external 'SAFETY' catch, serial numbered 2179 for 1832; another pair (some pitting, hammers repaired, one retaining screw missing) each decorated with scrolling foliage, serial numbered 2490 for 1833; another pair (some pitting, one hammer retaining screw replaced) each decorated with a prone stag in a landscape, and with safety-catch in front of each hammer, serial numbered 2551 for 1834; another, decorated with foliate scrollwork and with patent external 'SAFETY' catch, serial no. 2929 for 1836; another, decorated with foliate scrollwork and with safety-catch in front of the hammer (retaining screw expertly replaced), serial no. 5289 for 1857; a foliate scroll engraved back-action lock-plate (rust patinated), serial no. 6373; a foliate scroll engraved case-hardened lock-plate, serial no. 9760; three foliate engraved lock-plates, one signed 'Wild' (one hammer missing, one replaced); a pair of lock-plates 'in the white' (one fitted with an old mechanism) and a reproduction steel and brass trigger mechanism; and a foliate engraved case-hardened dolphin hammer (19)Footnotes:1332 recorded as a percussion d.b. sporting gun2179 recorded as a 19-bore percussion d.b. 'Keeper's Gun', to Joseph Lang2490 recorded as a 15-bore percussion d.b. sporting gun built for the Hon. Colonel Bligh2551 recorded as a 14-bore percussion d.b. sporting rifle built for a Mr. James Duff Esq.2929 recorded as no. 2 of a pair of 14-bore percussion d.b. sporting guns built for a Mr. Higginson5289 recorded as a 32-bore percussion d.b. sporting rifle built for a Mr. F.E. GrahamFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
GREENE (GRAHAM)The End of the Affair, FIRST EDITION, AUTHOR'S PRESENTATION COPY, inscribed on front free endpaper 'For 'you'/ with thanks for all your labours./ From Graham Greene', with pencil annotation in another hand on p.122 (the words 'Not me!!', written in the margin alongside the phrase 'All the secretaries used those unbearable initials', which is underlined in pencil), slight browning to endpapers and adjoining pages, publisher's cloth, dust-jacket (slight creasing at top edge with one short tear in corner) [Wobbe A27a], 8vo, Heinemann, 1951Footnotes:PRESENTATION COPY TO 'YOU', PRESUMABLY GREENE'S SECRETARY DORIS YOUNG.It seems natural to assume, from the mention of 'all your labours' in the inscription, and from the pencil annotation, that the recipient of this copy was Doris Young, Greene's secretary in the early 1950s. She apparently came to Greene from Harry Walston, husband of Greene's lover Catherine Walston, the book's dedicatee, and in 1958 was replaced by Josephine Reid, about whom more has been written.Nonetheless, the use of 'For 'you'' suggests a level of intimacy with the recipient, similar occurrences of the phrase usually having been associated with Greene's lovers. As it happens our copy surfaced at auction in 1984 (Sotheby's, 6 December, lot 201), with the recipient unidentified, and another presentation copy of the book was also sold at Sotheby's that year, this time inscribed fully ('For Doris Young with many thanks for your help, from Graham Greene'). So, intriguingly, the present copy is either one of two copies Greene inscribed to Doris Young, or it was inscribed to someone else who helped him with the book. The significance of a pencil note on the rear paste-down, '211. Bexhill!', possibly in the same secretary's hand, is also unclear.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: •• Zero rated for VAT, no VAT will be added to the Hammer Price or the Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
GREENE (GRAHAM)May We Borrow Your Husband?, 38 COPIES OF THE EDITION LIMITED TO 500 COPIES, EACH SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR, publisher's cloth-backed patterned boards, all fine as issued with acetate dust-jackets and protective tissue dust-jackets (a few of the latter torn), 8vo, The Bodley Head, 1967 (38)Footnotes:The remaining stock sent by the binder William Clowes to the bookseller Harry Karnac, from parcels labelled 'nos 361-380' and '481-500'.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: •• Zero rated for VAT, no VAT will be added to the Hammer Price or the Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
GREENE (GRAHAM)A Weed Among the Flowers... with an afterword by Sir Stephen Spender, NUMBER 62 OF 300 COPIES SIGNED BY GREENE AND SPENDER, illustrations by Vance Gerry, publisher's green silk with stitched spine, printed paper title label on upper cover, gold paper endpapers, matching folding case with bone fastener, 73 x 73mm., [Los Angeles], Orphanos and Sylvester, 1990This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: •• Zero rated for VAT, no VAT will be added to the Hammer Price or the Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Graham Smith: watercolours, "The Heythrop Going Away from Blenheim Park" hunting scene, 11" x 14 1/2", two other similar watercolours and another larger watercolour "Devon and Somerset Hounds", 14 1/2" x 21 1/2", all by the same hand, in wooden strip frame (one picture frame damaged)Condition:"Devon" picture has slight undulation to the image.Two of the frames have splits, one is more severe.all of the pictures have slight mildew build up and light foxing the top section of the pictures.
â–´ Graham Sutherland OM (1903-1980)Beetles I, from 'A Bestiary and Some Correspondences'lithograph in colours, signed 'Sutherland' in pencil l.r. and numbered 59/70 l.l.image 49 x 64cmCondition ReportFramed size 70 x 84cmNot viewed out of glazed frame. Light creases including upper right corner, right edge and centre left.
Crossroads signed photo collection. Signatures such as Noele Gordon, Sue Lloyd, Ronald Allen, Kathy Staff, Jane Rossington, Tony Adams, Carolyn jones, Victor Winding, Ivor Salter, Carina Wyeth, Stephen Hoye, Joy Andrews, Susan Hanson, Paul Henry, Angela Webb, Graham Seed, Dee Hepburn, Steven Pinder, Kathryn Hurlbutt, Terence Rigby and more. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99
Graham Ovenden (British, b.1943), 3/4 portrait of a girl wearing a cream dress, titled verso 'Camille', 'Pencil oil over prepared paper' and inscribed 'For Michael with love G.S.Ovenden', 35 x 25.4cm, frame 49.5 x 39.5cmThe Mike Hope collection.Graham Ovenden was a member of The Brotherhood of Ruralists, founded in Wellow in 1975. Other members included Graham and Ann Arnold, Peter Blake (of Pop Art fame), Jann Haworth and David Inshaw.Ok.
WIRE AND RELATED - LP COLLECTION. Quite delightful collection of 6 x wonderful LPs plus 1 x 12" (7 releases in total) from Wire and further projects from Colin Newman, Bruce Gilbert and Graham Lewis. Titles are Chairs Missing (original UK copy, SHSP 4093 with og lilac inner - Ex+ superb condition record/VG+ sleeve with some light edgewear), Dome - Dome (DOME 1 - smart Ex+/Ex), Dome 2 (DOME 2 - Ex record appears slightly dished, very few marks/Ex+ still in shrink) and Dome 3 (DOME 3 - Ex/VG+) B.C. Gilbert & G. Lewis - 3R4 (CAD 16 - Ex+/VG+), Colin Newman - Provisionally Entitles The Singing Fish (CAD 108 - Ex+/VG+) and Cupol - Like This For Ages (BAD 9 - Ex+/VG+). Stewart Mason (journalist): "Wire expanded the sonic boundaries of not just punk, but rock music in general."
A collection of 1960s Motorsport personally-taken slides, comprising Le Mans, with drivers such as Graham Hill, Jim Clark, Trevor Taylor, Richie Ginther, Jack Brabham, showing the pit lane, various corners and cars, plus a selection of vintage car trial slides (parcel) Condition Report:There are approximately 170+ slide in this lot
Vanguards - 12 x boxed 1:43 scale models including Austin 7 Mini # VA01306, Graham Hill's Austin A35 Rally car # VA23005, Ford Thames 300E van in Maidstone & District livery # VA33002 and other similar models. They all appear Mint in Very Good boxes with accessories where required. (This does not constitute a guarantee)
BOOKS, six boxes containing approximately 170 - 180 titles in hardback and paperback format, subjects include Encyclopaedic and Lexical Works, Religion, Theology, Philosophy, Mathematics, Travel and classic Novels, authors include, Jean Paul Sartre, Aldous Huxley, Albert Camus, Graham Greene, Thomas Hardy, Sax Rohmer, Helen MacInnes and others, general condition fair-poor
Graham Farish by Bachman N gauge 'The Night Mail' Train Set including BR green Class 47 Diesel locomotive 'Doncaster Enterprise' 47522, BR Mk1 GUV and BR Mk1 TPO plus accessories, 370-130 plus 'Countryside Coal' Train Set including SDJR Class 3F Jinty locomotive, two plank wagons, brake wagon and accessories, 370-080, both boxed (2)
A selection of Vintage Ports with unlabelled examples including Taylor, Vintage Port, 1927 (1), another bottle capsule marked 1933, bottled Jubilee Year 1935 (1), and Graham, Vintage Port, 1950 (1), together with Dow, Vintage Port, 1955 (1), Quinta do Noval, Vintage Port, 1960 (1), Crofts, Vintage Port, 1960 (2), Cockburns, Vintage Port, 1967 (1), Niepoort, Vintage Port, 1977 (1) and Churchills, Vintage Port, 1985 (1), ten bottles in total Provenance: from a Suffolk cellar
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