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Lot 1042
CHELSEA Approximately 470 Chelsea programmes, 395 x homes and over 60 aways, 1990 to 2013, League, Cup, European etc. Includes most in Championship winning seasons with tougher aways in 2004/05 at Birmingham, Palace, West Brom and Fulham. Also includes 11 x home Reserve issues from 2004/05. During a quick inspection the condition appears to be good with the odd little extra item such as carol singing cards, training day programmes etc. Some duplication. As described
Lot 1385
SPORTING AUTOGRAPHS Seven items that have been autographed, mainly football related with one item relating to Rugby Union: high quality Leicester City pennant with gold border and tassel, "Pleased To Be Associated With Your Adventure", late 1990s / early 2000s with 12 autographs; 4 x black and white press photographs (10" x 8") of England Managers each with one signature, Ron Greenwood, Peter Taylor, Graham Taylor and Kevin Keegan; part colourised photo (12" x 8") of 1969 Scottish Cup captains John Greig and Billy McNeill shaking hands at the start of the match, signed by both in blue ink; menu for a sporting luncheon 22 Apr 1994 at Barrington House in London signed by Rugby Union players Rob Andrew and Ben Clarke plus commentator Ian Robertson. Also included in this lot is a limited edition 12" x 10" framed and glazed Walkers Stadium 2003 print issued by Memories & Co (number 414 of 1000). Good
Lot 177
WOOLWICH ARSENAL BADGE Superb item for Arsenal collectors, a Woolwich Arsenal Director badge which must date from between 1893-1913. Enamel and metal badge , measuring circa 3cms diameter, "Woolwich Arsenal F.C. " around the circumference with "Director" across the middle against a red and white background. The badge was found by a metal detector in Plumstead and is in surprisingly good condition with the pin still intact on the back. Generally good
Lot 203
1923 CUP FINAL Unusual four page Souvenir (pirate) programme published for the 1923 FA Cup Final. It was printed and published by Keene's One-Night Cures Co Ltd of London, Paris and New York, and was probably a give-away rather than a pirate programme. The teams are listed on the front together with the referee and it is officially titled "Souvenir of Wembley Park", FA Cup Final, West Ham v Bolton Wanderers. Two pages are devoted to adverts for the Company products with one page providing interesting facts about Wembley Stadium, West Ham and Bolton respectively. Worn along folds but no writing and an unusual item. Fair
Lot 156
2007 Fender Crossroads Antigua Eric Clapton 'Sun Strat' Stratocaster electric guitar (JS400 model) - one of fifty 'Golden Package' individual guitars, an extremely rare and collectable item, one of only one hundred ever produced, package contains: one Anvil custom flight case, one custom cable, one custom strap, a pair of custom picks, two booklets (one Antigua, one Crossroads), cleaner cloth, Eric Clapton signed certificate and the tabard from the Crossroads Guitar Festival 2007
Lot 106
British Fairbairn Sykes Commando Knife, brass handle having stamped to the top, 2 and broad arrow. Double edged blade etched with “THE FS FIGHTING KNIFE”. Some surface staining to the blade. Complete with a brass tipped leather scabbard. This item is a post war reproduction of a WW2 period knife. Sold as viewed.
Lot 874
Percy Kelly, etching, thistles. 38 cm x 28 cm, Artists Proof, signed and dated 1968 (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: There do not appear to be any tears or creases to this etching. There are traces of foxing beginning in the lower quarter of the image. The item is framed and glazed and it is a little difficult to see whether the dirt is actually on the inside of the glass or on the picture itself. The foxing is not particularly significant but in an ideal world should be rectified.
Lot 109
A Meissen coffee service, comprising coffee pot, two sugar basins, milk jug, cake plate, six cups and saucers (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: This service is in first class condition with no damage, no repairs and no restoration. The item has never been used and has simply been a cabinet piece.
Lot 1475
A 19th century mahogany nest of tables, with turned supports and centre stretcher to the smallest table. Width 48.5 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The tables are in generally good order. The top table has an old stress crack to the timber. This is along a join and is only very slightly open. It is not moving and not problematic. The rear stretcher on table two has been moved by approximately 1 inch, it has been detached and rescrewed 1 inch further up the leg. Other than this the tables are in good order with no structural damage and only minor surface scuffs and scratches that one would expect from an item of this age.
Lot 1417
An Edwardian style satinwood display cabinet, with moulded cornice above a pair of glazed doors with wooden astragals and ebony stringing enclosing glass shelves, the base fitted with drawers and cupboards and raised on tapered legs of square section. Width 92 cm across cornice, height 174 cm, depth 38.5 cm.(see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The cabinet is in generally extremely good condition. The item is undamaged. There are no repairs and no restoration. The piece could be used or resold in its current condition without the need for any repairs or restoration. Unfortunately we do not have any keys. The doors are however all open. Locks of this type tend to be simple and it should be relatively easy to obtain one.
Lot 518
A pair of late 19th century Canton famille rose twin handle vases, each with panels of court figures between bird, butterfly and blossom panels with floral butterfly and gilt borders, one with its hardwood stand (damage), each height 35cm. Condition Report: there is a crack and chip to the top -2cm- on one item and both have surface scratches and some crazing
Lot 2504
A rare late Victorian silver pen knife vesta case of oval form with twin folding blades and a spike, the cover of the vesta case enamelled with a highland stag, London 1890, makers mark Henry Stuart Brown. Condition Report: Silver case shows signs of use with very small scratches and dents but nothing that majorly effects the condition of item. Overall condition good. Enamelled panel appears to have some restoration.
Lot 752
SILVER CREAM JUG. Hallmarked silver cream jug, Assay Sheffield 1898 CONDITION REPORT: Weight: 53 g Dimensions: H: 70 mm W: 77 mm The item is in good condition, there are a few marks and dints which would be expected with age, please refer to the extra pictures, the Hallmarks are clear with the exception of the makers mark which is rubbed
Lot 793
MOUSEMAN PHEASANT CARVING. Robert Mouseman Thompson carved oak pheasant with a carved mouse signature, L: 48 cm CONDITION REPORT: The item is in good condition, there may be a small piece missing from one of the rear claws with no other cracks or stains. There is an engraved number to the base which is covered by the green baize, at this time we cannot make out the number, The item is from a large private collection of Mouseman furniture.
Lot 238
AN ENGLISH GOLD AND ENAMEL SHUTTLE SHAPED MOURNING JEWEL, DATED 1782 the back engraved Ann Dowell obt 21 July 1782 aet 22 and a gold miniature frame containing two Victorian photographs of a child (2) ++Both in good condition, the 18th c brooch with later added pin. Second item in good condition subject to the sepia photograph bearing a resemblance to Alice Liddell
Lot 164
Kyoto Master Okatomo, A Very Fine Ivory Netsuke of a Pet Puppy with a Brocade Collar. He Is Posed with a Kemari Ball, The Eyes are Inlaid In Black Material, The Fur Is Finely Incised and Highlighted with Sumie. It Is Signed In a Rectangular Reserve, By The Great Late 18th Century Kyoto Master Okatomo, For Examples of Dogs by Okatomo, See Victoria and Albert Museum, Illustrated In Harris, Netsuke Page 64, No.276, Providence - Bought by Client from Michael R Bernstein - 16 West 16th St, Apt 7JN, New York In 12.2.09 For The Sum of £6.600 ( Six thousand, Six Hundred Pounds ) Letter and Receipt Come with Item.
Lot 342
Early 19th Century French School, Paris 1820 Taxidermy: "The Paper Factory," An exceptionally fine, rare and interesting early 19th Century Diorama in two sections of a working factory, staffed by mice, busily preparing, and making paper of all types and colours, for the Government, for private use, marbled papers for the book binders, etc. Both parts filled with all kinds of equipment, book press,metal stove, water tanks, stools, ladders, buckets, clocks, and varied tools, together with manuscript signs in French,bundles of paper etc, approx. 52cms x 42cms (20 1/2" x 16 1/2"), dated Paris 1820. In a wooden case, with glazed front. An important and unique item. (1)
Lot 106
A mixed collection of vintage fashion accessories, Circa 1900-1930 To include a carved bone fan with printed figural and landscape design, with original box, 27cm long, an ivory fan with painted figural landscape design, 26cm long, with original case, an oval shaped shagreen card case, 13.5cm long, a mother of pearl and gilt metal eye glass, a beadwork parasol handle, a ladies travelling cosmetics case, including folding fan, scent bottle and mirror. CONDITION REPORT: PAINTED FAN One of the blades has broken away but present. One further blade is broken and has a section missing. Small wear/rips to the painted paper. IVORY FAN(painted) Three of the blades broken. Small rips/tear to the paper Repair to area of the paper. All other items show signs of wear indicative of age. Cosmetics case in good condition missing one item.
Lot 46
A white metal Harrods ladies clutch bag, Circa 1960 Of tapered rounded form with basket weave engine turned type design, the hinged cover revealing empty compartment and mirror, with Harrods retailers label to interior, 18cm x 10cm. CONDITION REPORT: appears to be in good condition with no visible signs of repairs or damage slight tarnishing and crimping to the inside area around mirror fraying to the Harrods label please note this item has not been tested for silver and is sold as white metal.
Lot 429
MARY II: (1662-1694) Queen of England, Scotland and Ireland 1689-94, reigned alongside her husband King William III. D.S., Marie R, as Queen, at the head, one page, folio, Court at Whitehall, 22nd April 1692. The manuscript document is addressed to the Commissioners of the Treasury and is a warrant for the payment of Four Thousand Pounds to be made to John Braguiere, and instructing that the money is 'to be distributed by him amongst the distressed French Protestants as Our Charity and Benevolence to them for and towards their Reliefe and Subsistance'. Countersigned at the foot by Sidney Godolphin (1645-1712) 1st Earl of Godolphin. British Politician, First Lord of the Treasury 1684-85, 1690-99 & 1700-01, Richard Hampden (1631-1695) English Politician, Chancellor of the Exchequer 1690-94, Stephen Fox (1627-1716) English Politician, Paymaster of the Forces 1661-76, 1679-80, Edward Seymour (1632/33-1708) British Nobleman, Speaker of the House of Commons 1673-78, 1678-79, Treasurer of the Navy 1673-81 and Charles Montagu (1661-1715) 1st Earl of Halifax. English Poet & Statesman, Commissioner of the Treasury 1692-94, Chancellor of the Exchequer 1694-99 and First Lord of the Treasury 1697-99, 1714-15. With blank integral leaf. Some light age wear and neat splitting at the folds, only slightly affecting one word of text and not the signatures, otherwise VG Provenance: The present document is accompanied by the original sales receipt of noted dealer Paul C. Richards, dated 22nd March 1966, and indicating that the document appeared in his Catalogue 19 as item number 319 at a price of $100. The receipt is made out to the well known autograph collector Dr. Herbert E. Klingelhofer (1915-2015) who served as President of the Manuscript Society and co-edited Autographs and Manuscripts: A Collector's Manual (1978).
Lot 161
STROHEIM ERICH VON: (1885-1957) Austrian Actor & Film Director. T.L.S., Erich von Stroheim, one page, 4to, n.p., 26th July 1930, to Major Harry L. Black. Stroheim sends his correspondent a copy (no longer present) of 'certain critical suggestions, in connection with various items of uniform for cadets at Black-Foxe Military Institute' and further remarks 'It is appreciated that the first year of BFMI was experimental and I am certain eight out of ten parents would be willing to conform to new regulations; most of the boys are developing so rapidly that replacements are an expected item of expense and then a great deal of the existing outfit can be used in its entirety even though changes are made'. Some light staining to the upper left corner, not affecting the text of the letter or signature. Together with Cecil B. DeMille (1881-1959) American Film Producer & Director. Vintage signed and inscribed 8 x 10 photograph of DeMille seated in a half length pose. Signed ('C B DeMille') in fountain pen ink across an extremely dark area of the image. G to about VG, 2
Lot 466
'I think it is an essential item in my education' CHARLES: (1948- ) Prince of Wales. A.L.S., Charles, four pages, 4to, Sandringham, Norfolk, 31st December 1983, to Lady Salisbury ('Dearest Mollie') on printed stationery featuring the Prince of Wales feathers. The Prince announces 'Armed with your pruning book, and now at Xmas a saw too, I shall have no excuse if everything in the garden isn't properly trimmed and tidy!' and continues 'Thank you so much for even thinking of sending me something for Christmas. I was enormously touched & only you can know how useful it will be!', also writing 'I do hope you received the book on French Gardens which I sent you - I looked through it briefly before wrapping it up and was entranced by it. I couldn't put it down & there & then wrote a note to my office with a list of some of the gardens in the book, saying that I wanted them to record the fact that I would like to make a visit to some of them in 1985 (in May)! I think it is an essential item in my education.' The Prince further reports 'The Kew possibilities sound very exciting & I am indebted to you for suggesting the visit. I spoke to the Head Gardener at Windsor over Xmas & gave him your list of things for the greenhouse & he said he would provide as many spares as he could for Highgrove' and also refers to possible improvements to a kitchen garden by Machin, explaining 'it transpired that their prices had gone right up since the publication of the catalogue you sent me & they were quoting over £2000 for the fibre glass construction! As a result I thought it best to continue with Palmer's tender & to do as much of the work as possible with my own people.' A letter of good content for its references to gardening, a well-known passion of the Prince. About EX Marjorie 'Mollie' Olein Wyndham-Quin (1922- ) Lady Salisbury, wife of Robert Gascoyne-Cecil, 6th Marquess of Salisbury, British Landowner & Politician. Lady Salisbury, a noted gardener, designed gardens for the Prince of Wales at Highgrove in the early 1980s, at the time of the present letter, and is responsible for famously encouraging the Prince to talk to his plants.
Lot 562
CHAGALL MARC: (1887-1985) Russian-French Artist. Signed colour 4 x 6 postcard, being a reproduction of his painting entitled Couple by Candleight (1954), the image depicting a young couple in a full length embrace among various flower arrangements in the glow of a candelabra. Signed by Chagall in blue ink with his name alone to the lower white border. Authentically signed reproductions by Chagall are rare. VG Provenance: Maggs Bros. Ltd., Catalogue 1078, Item 26 (1987).
Lot 357
Four 20th century Italian ceramic figures for the seasons, including summer with a sheath of corn, spring with flowers, autumn with grapes, and winter with fire, all on scrolling grassy bases with "R" mark, each height approx 16cm. CONDITION REPORT: Summer: missing an item from the left hand, top of sheaf reglued and some missing, damage to dragon including regluing to head, loss to encrusted fruit and her hair. Spring: losses to encrusted decoration and flowers in urn. Autumn: arm missing, other hand broken, grapes damaged, firing cracks. Winter: extensive regluing. Overall: restoration throughout, possible reglazing to all.
Lot 3
A c.1940 gentleman's leather travelling vanity case, the silk lined interior housing a pull-out folding tray containing various white metal mounted clear glass jars, brushes, a leather backed mirror, manicure set wallet (one item missing), 55 x 33cm, in canvas protective cover. CONDITION REPORT: Traces of wear to the metal bindings of the case, wear to the surface particularly to the edges, tarnish on white metal, mainly to the brushes, mild staining to the inside of the pull-out tray , some wear to the silk lining, the protective case with traces of wear and some staining.
Lot 164
Kyoto Master Okatomo, A Very Fine Ivory Netsuke of a Pet Puppy with a Brocade Collar. He Is Posed with a Kemari Ball, The Eyes are Inlaid In Black Material, The Fur Is Finely Incised and Highlighted with Sumie. It Is Signed In a Rectangular Reserve, By The Great Late 18th Century Kyoto Master Okatomo, For Examples of Dogs by Okatomo, See Victoria and Albert Museum, Illustrated In Harris, Netsuke Page 64, No.276, Providence - Bought by Client from Michael R Bernstein - 16 West 16th St, Apt 7JN, New York In 12.2.09 For The Sum of £6.600 ( Six thousand, Six Hundred Pounds ) Letter and Receipt Come with Item.
Lot 1151
A .44 Remington 1858 Army black powder percussion revolver by Uberti Serial No. 139351, the revolver is fitted with fixed rear sight but comes with adjustable rear sight as well, overall in excellent condition and includes wads and caps, this item can only be purchased by someone with a current valid firearms certificate with permission to acquire or an R.F.D.
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