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Lot 139
Set of four Edinburgh crystal champagne glasses, Royal Doulton drinking glasses, iridescent glass table lamp (This item is PAT tested - 5 day warranty from date of sale), other glassware and miscellanea in two boxes Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Lot 56
Vinyl - Jazz - A first class collection of 10 lps from Miles Davis to include Sketches of Spain, Kind of Blue, The ' Most ', In Person, both Friday and Saturday night, all with the Fontana label also on Esquire, Walkin' 32-098, Workin' with 32-108. Changes 32-028 and Collector's Item 32-030, finally on CBS BPG 62081 At Carnegie Hall. Vinyl and Sleeves VG overall
Lot 480
Football Autographs - Vintage ball signed by the Manchester United Busby Babes in 1953 including Duncan Edwards (faded), Johnny Carey, John Aston, Allenby Chilton, Ed Lewis, Roger Byrne, Henry Cockburn, Bill Foulkes, Jack Crompton, Frank Clempson, John Downie, Jack Rowley, Don Gibson, Johnny Berry, Stan Pearson, Tom Curry (Trainer) and Sir Matt Busby. This fantastic unique item was won by the current owners family member at a local raffle after it was donated by John Aston. Item comes with a letter of provenance from the vendor
Lot 1356
ALBERT GOODWIN, RWS (1845-1932) SUNSET, HARTLAND POINT Signed, inscribed with title, watercolour and pencil 24 x 31cm.; with two pencil sketches of Hartland Quay, each signed, inscribed and dated Aug/August 1918, 12.5 x 17cm. (3) Provenance: (main item) London, Messrs Green & Hewett ++ Each in good condition
Lot 1363
THOMAS BUSH HARDY (1842-1897) BAMBOROUGH CASTLE Signed, inscribed with title and dated 1871, watercolour 45.5 x 69cm.; with another small watercolour of Scheveningen beach by Hardy, 1875, 11.5 x 16.5cm. (2) ++ Principal item in good condition; the latter light-stained but colour still satisfactory
Lot 334
Queen Elizabeth II Coronation Loving Cup. Royal Doulton loving cup commemorating the 1953 coronation of Queen Elizabeth II. Item is quite large, measuring about 10.5 inches (26.7 cm) tall. Front shows an image of Queen Elizabeth II and the reverse shows an image of Queen Elizabeth I. Very nicely decorated. This is a limited edition production (1000 produced), and this one is numbered 710
Lot 21
Set of Three Vintage 14 Karat Yellow Gold Bangle Bracelets Stamped 14K. Small crease to one otherwise good vintage condition. Measure 3/8" W, 2" int. diam. Approx. weight: 74.7 grams. We Will Not Ship This Item Outside of the State of Florida. Anyone Having This Item Shipped Must Have a Florida Address or the Item will not be Shipped. We will Not Knowingly Sell Endangered Species outside of Legal Channels. Shipping $36.00 (estimate $1200-$1600)
Lot 27
General - British Commonwealth : 1840-1937 'IDEAL' Green printed S.G. album with interleaving, in reasonable original condition. very well-filled with stamps on virtually every page. pages are printed for issued to about 1914, but some later issues added to about 1938. Some rare item removed and offered elsewhere in this auction, but otherwise offered largely intact, with good ranges throughout, with hundreds of stamps catalogued in the £20 to £200 range, and some much higher.Good ranges of Ascension,Australia & States, Antigua, Bahamas,Barbados, Bechuanaland,Bermuda,Canada & Provinces (Strong),Brit.East Africa,Brit.Guiana,Brit.Honduras,Brit.Solomons,Brunei,Cape of G.H. Ceylon, Cyprus, K.U.T.Egypt,falklands,Malayan States, Fiji,gambia,Gibraltar,Gold Coast,GB (very strong section with huge cat.value),Hong Kong,India & States, Malta, Mauritius, Sth.Africa & Provinces,N.Z. Nigerias,Nyasaland,Rhodesias,'Saints',Samoa,S.Leone, Sudan,Trin.& Tob.Zanzibar,Zululand, etc. Some faults noted but ignored in our valuation. Mixed Mint & Used, with a host of better stamps noted throughout. Original lots of this age rarely seen. Huge cat.value (Very many 100's). HEAVY LOT - OVERSEAS BIDDERS PLEASE ENQUIRE FOR SHIPPING COSTS
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Lot 726
[Taylor, John]. St. Hillaries Teares. Shed upon. All Professions, from the Judge to the petty Fogger, From the spruce Dames of the Exchange, to the durty walking Fishmongers. From the Coven-Garden Lady of iniquity, to the Turne-bal-streete-Trull, And indeed from the Tower-staires to westminster Ferry, For want of a stirring Midsomer Terme, This yeare of Disasters, 1642, Written by one of his Secretaries that had nothing else to doe, London, 1642, four leaves plus additional blanks, 20th century quarter red morocco by Sangorski & Sutcliffe, small 4to (ESTC R15224; Wing T508), together with The Answer to the Rattle-Heads, concerning their fictionate Resolution of the Round-Heads..., 1st edition, printed for L.H., [1641], four leaves (A1-4), title-page with woodcut device (foot of leaf defective, with loss of Roman date), woodcut initial, generally toned and marked, modern boards, with paper label to front cover, small 4to (ESTC R19036; Wing T428) First item: a rare copy of the first edition, without 'prinred[sic] for N.V. and I.B.' in imprint. Second item: sometimes attributed to John Taylor. (2)
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Lot 735
[Ward, Edward]. The Tipling Philosophers, A Lyrick Poem, to which is subjoin'd a Short Abstract of their Lives and most Memorable Actions, 1st edition, printed and sold by J. Woodward, 1710, 40pp., lightly browned throughout, a few leaves stained to inner margin, front pastedown with book ticket of J.O. Edwards, modern full calf, 8vo ESTC T60813. Edward (Ned) Ward produced numerous satirical and humorous works in both prose and verse, including 'The London Spy'. This item contains fifty eight-line sketches in verse of various classical figures, with facetious fancies on the excessive imbibing of alcohol, each followed by a brief biographical prose note. The work closes with: "But if they would come at the Prize,/They ought to be Jolly, and drink,/For the true Modern Way to be Wise,/Is neither to Read or to Think./The Blockhead must lose his Aim,/That studies Old Aristotle,/For the ways that we rise to Fame,/Are the Petticoat, Dice and Bottle./Thus if you would climb to Pow'r,/And be a True Whig of Trust,/Your way is to Drink and Whore,/And neither be Learn'd or Just." (1)
Lot 540
A polished green jade figure of a lion, recumbent position with smiling face, 6cm wide, unmarked with paperwork stating ... To the best of our knowledge .... the item described below (was) .... found (and) was made in China during the period of Ming Dynasty dated from 1368 to 1643 AD with Jade House Signature.
Lot 123
Phillipps (Sir Thomas). Visitatio Heraldica Comitatus Wiltoniae, A.D. 1623..., Typis Medio-Montanis, Excudit Eduinus Offer, 1828, 259 pages plus interleaved pages (making a total of approximately 400), plus the Index in 4 columns with folio numbers entered in ink [per Her. & Gen. II, 293, only 100 copies of the Index were printed in 1831] and the scarce 4 pages of Errata (usually wanting), paper mostly watermarked 1822 or 1825, near contemporary navy half calf gilt, folio Armorial bookplate of Revd. John Ward (1795-1862, historian & sometime vicar of Great Bedwyn), with signed note in the autograph of Canon J.E. Jackson 'purchased at York at the sale of Revd. J. Ward's library, March 19, 1862'. On the front pastedown early catalogue entry item 673 £6.6.0. In addition to the 1623 Visitation, the archive includes 33 large manuscript pedigrees by Ward, many additional pedigrees by Jackson, with loose notes inserted and extensions to pedigrees. They include some 25 in the autograph of Sir Thomas Phillipps (some initialled TP, some dated (1839) and 4 noted by Jackson 'Sir T.P's writing'). The Stourhead 1840 catalogue in relation to the Visitation of Wiltshire 1623 includes 'Another copy is bound with Misc. Collections, printed by Sir Thomas Phillipps', which may be this manuscript and printed archive. In addition there is a 4 page manuscript letter from the historian James Waylen (1810-1894), addressed from Ashalton regarding a list of warrants and a biography of Henry Brouncher M.P. for Devizes, and a 4 page manuscript list of Disclaimers 1623 (with his comments on their later fame or otherwise). Many pedigrees are annotated with dates, ages at time of death, comments (e.g. 'a swindler'), mostly in the autograph of Sir Thomas Phillipps. The blazons of some of the arms entered in manuscript may also be in his hand. An interesting compiliation and collection of Wiltshire pedigrees forming a significant archive by three notable 19th century historians. Fenwick no. 40 lists this work as being 'Extremely Scarce'. (1)
Lot 137
Wallace (William). The Laws which Regulate the Deposition of Lead Ore in Veins; Illustrated by an Examination of the Geological Structure of the Mining Districts of Alston Moor, 1st edition, 1861, 21 lithographed plates and charts, some hand-coloured and some folding, a few minor marginal splits and a little spotting, all edges gilt, gilt-decorated calf with spine label, a little rubbed, 8vo An attractive copy of a scarce item. (1)
Lot 358
*Van Haecken (Arnold). The View and Humours of Billingsgate, 1762, uncoloured engraving, some staining, occasional repaired marginal closed tears, 450 x 560 mm, together with Wollett (William),The Fishery, 1768, uncoloured engraving after Richard Wright, some overall toning, 440 x 550 mm, with Le Veau (J.J.),La Pˆche en Eau Douce, published Paris, circa 1780, uncoloured engraving after J.Vernet, some spotting, slight surface abrasion, 440 x 580 mm, together with two others similar relating to fishing The first described item is the frontispiece to a suite of eight engravings called 'The Wonders of the Deep' painted by Van Haecken in the 1730's. The original paintings hang in the Fishmongers Hall in London. (5)
Lot 376
*Kennedy (Jacqueline Bouvier, 1929-1994). President John F. Kennedy and children John Junior and Caroline, circa 1962, original gouache painting heightened with silver and gold pen, showing the President and children in Indian dress with turbans, J.F. Kennedy at the front dragging a dead tiger by its tail, the children on white and black horses following on behind, painted on a silver ground on blue card, 14 x 26 cm, mounted on plain card, framed and glazed Provenance: The family of Maud Shaw, the White House nanny to the Kennedys, and by family descent. It is understood to have been painted by Jackie Kennedy after her visit as First Lady to India and Pakistan with her sister Lee in March 1962. Maud Shaw used to explain it as a metaphor of John F. Kennedy bringing home the family bacon. A watercolour by Jackie Kennedy titled 'The White House Long Ago' painted at a similar time, and showing similar artistic style, was given to her husband as a gift. The President chose to hang this painting in his Oval Office at the White House, and now is held in the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum at Columbia Point, Boston. Jackie Kennedy also painted watercolours to be used as original designs for Christmas cards in 1963 which were used commercially by Hallmark, the originals now held by the Smithsonian Institution. A rare item of Kennedy memorabilia at auction. See Mary Evans Seeley, 'Season's Greetings from the White House: The Collection of Presidential Christmas Cards', 1996. (1)
Lot 394
*Victorian Cards. A group of 3 hand-coloured cards with doors, including 'The Antiquarian's Museum', 'A Peep at Windsor Terrace: The Royal Children with their Favourite Dog', and 'To the Queen's Private Apartments: The Queen and Prince Albert at Home', each 28 x 22 cm and slightly smaller, a little damage to door hinge of first item, together with 7 other items including 5 fashion prints (10)
Lot 482
Myers (A.N., pub.). The Mineral Kingdom, or The Treasures of the Earth and their Uses, [1876], five colour lithographed plates, title-page spotted and with two short marginal tears repaired, original pictorial wrappers, soiled and worn, with upper cover irregularly detached, slim 4to, together with Neilson (Harry B., illustrator), Mr. Skiddleywinks, written by Edith E. Millard, W. & R. Chambers, [1927], illustrations throughout, some full-page, a few marks to title-page, early inscription on front free endpaper, original pictorial boards, toned and spotted, with some rubbing to extremities, rebacked, preserving most of original spine, large 4to, plus Moore Park (Carton), A Book of Birds, Blackie, 1900, full-page illustrations throughout, endpapers browned, original pictorial boards, toned and extremities rubbed, rebacked preserving most of original spine, folio, plus three others First item surprisingly scarce: only the British Library copy on COPAC. (6)
Lot 612
Baldwin (William). A Treatise of Morall Philosophie: Wherein is Contained the worthy sayings of Philosophers Emperours, Kings, and Orators..., First gathered & set forth by William Bauldwin, and now the ninthtime [sic] since inlarged by Thomas Palfreyman, Gentleman, printed by William Stansby, circa 1635, woodcut initials and head-pieces, some light staining and occasional marks, final third of text block with minor worm damage to tail of gutters, front free endpaper with early ink annotations and names to both sides, lacking pastedowns, contemporary blind-ruled sheep, rubbed and lightly stained, front board with two small worm holes to lower right corner, small 8vo, together with Norris (John), The Theory and Regulation of Love, A Moral Essay, in Two Parts. To which are added Letters Philosophical and Moral between the Author and Dr Henry More, 1st edition, Oxford: printed at the Theatre for Hen. Clements, 1688, with initial imprimatur leaf and final errata & advertisement leaf, imprimatur leaf with early manuscript annotations to recto, some leaves with water staining to upper margins, a few middle leaves with minor insect damage to blank gutter, contemporary calf, rubbed, rebacked, small 8vo First item: ESTC S113585; second item: Wing N1272. (2)
Lot 64
*Berkshire Compotus Roll. A manuscript compotus roll for the manor of Didcot, Berkshire, submitted by William Buttiller, Bailiff, for the year up to Michaelmas 36 Henry VI [29 September 1457], together with the accounts for the manors of Sotwell and Stonor, submitted by John Morys, Bailiff, for the same year, with details of agricultural receipts and payments, many with names given, manuscript in brown ink on rolled vellum, some marks and generally light soiling, creases, etc, overall size 800 x 262 mm (1)Important Notice: It has been noted that the above item may contain manorial documents which are subject to the Manorial Documents Rules 1959, 1963 and 1967, administered by The Historical Manuscripts Commission at The National Archives on behalf of the Master of the Rolls. Accordingly the purchasers of the documents lie under an obligation to notify the Secretary of the Commission of their acquisition and to provide details of where they will be kept. They may in no circumstances be removed from England and Wales without the prior consent of the Master of the Rolls.
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