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Lot 1586
FA Cup Final 2012 – limited hardback edition Football Programme: Number 1417 of a run of just 2,000 copies for this year’s FA Cup Final. This high quality production item was produced by the FA for corporate ‘Club Wembley’ hospitality guests only and was never put on general sale. As new MINT condition
Lot 1586A
2011 FA Cup Final Bobby Moore limited hardback edition Programme: Number 899 of a run of just 2,000 copies for that year’s FA Cup Final. This high quality production item was produced by the FA for corporate ‘Bobby More Club’ hospitality quest only and was never put on general sale. As new MINT condition
Lot 1587
FA Cup Final 2000 – limited hardback edition Football Programme: Number 2404 of a run of just 5,000 copies for this, the last ever FA Cup Final to be played under the Twin Towers. This high quality production item produced by the FA is now increasingly difficult to find. As new condition and includes the 1923 FA Cup Final reprint
Lot 114
WH Goss: a rare Agents Change Tray, decorated with crest "Manor of Whitley Bay", Goss Hawk trademark and wording "Goss Original Heraldic Porcelain Connoisseurs Collect It", 5 3/8in. (13.5cms) wide. NB These items were only available in shops which sold Goss China and usually bore the crest of the town where that agent was based. This item is being sold by an old Whitley Bay family who ran a guest house in the town and was probably acquired at auction before the Second World War.
Lot 7
ROD & ROD REEL DISPLAY: Eaton & Deller 6 Crooked Lane London rod butt section, 18” long with cork handle, brass ferrule, wood stopper, removable butt spear, a 2.75” London pattern ebonite/brass trout fly reel, good display item and a William Bartleet of Redditch 4 piece greenheart travel rod, 26” long sections, burgundy whipped snake guides, bronze ferrules, 11” sheet cork handle with brass fittings, rarely seen rod in later fitted rod bag.
Lot 408
‘Loves Garland’, a multi gem set brooch by Arthur and Georgie Gaskin, circa 1912, the triangular corsage brooch set with opal, pink tourmalines, blister pearls and green pastes in trailing foliage around a central heart shaped motif, set with a heart shaped opal surrounded by pink tourmalines and blister pearls, with a drop suspended beneath from a single pearl connection, signed G, 5.5cm long, in the original grey velvet bound Mr & Mrs Arthur Gaskin, Olton, Warwickshire fitted case. Exhibited ‘Arthur & Georgie Gaskin’, City Museum and Art Gallery, Birmingham 11 February - 21 March 1982, The Fine Art Society, London 29 March - 30 April 1982. Item G40 in this exhibition catalogue and illustrated on P.86 of the exhibition catalogue. The catalogue entry states this piece was previously exhibited at W. T. Whitely ‘The Arts and Crafts Society’s Exhibition at the Grosvenor Gallery’ in 1912, where it was illustrated in ‘The Studio vol. LVII’ and priced at £12 12s 0d. The original pencil drawing for this piece is in the “Drawing Book” by Arthur & Georgie Gaskin (Victoria and Albert Museum ref: E672-709-1969), where all the stones in the piece are labelled, showing that the missing drop was an opal.
Lot 409
A silver gilt pendant by Arthur and Georgie Gaskin, enamelled by Effie Ward, circa 1903, the pierced oval pendant with an enamelled girl wearing a blue dress with and cream pinafore, within a scrolled surround of pink flower heads and green leaves, signed G, the reverse inscribed J V Gaskin 16 St Bernards Rd, Olton W, with a tapered pendant loop, 5.6cm long overall. Exhibited ‘Arthur & Georgie Gaskin’, City Museum and Art Gallery, Birmingham 11 February - 21 March 1982, The Fine Art Society, London 29 March - 30 April 1982. Item G7 in this exhibition catalogue and illustrated on the front cover of the exhibition catalogue. See the catalogue entry for the attribution of the enamel work to Effie Ward.
Lot 410
‘Rose Lattice’, a silver, opal and enamel brooch by Arthur and Georgie Gaskin, circa 1912, the cushion shaped concave brooch applied with five opal cabochons in rub over setting with trailing blue and green enamel foliage, signed G, 3.6cm x 3.5cm Exhibited ‘Arthur & Georgie Gaskin’, City Museum and Art Gallery, Birmingham 11 February - 21 March 1982, The Fine Art Society, London 29 March - 30 April 1982. Item G27 in this exhibition catalogue and illustrated on P.83 of the exhibition catalogue.
Lot 411
A gold, sapphire, pink tourmaline and emerald ring by Georgie Gaskin, dated 1931, the central oval cabochon sapphire rub over set with heart shaped pink tourmalines and square cut emeralds at the cardinal points, above a mount of trailing foliage set with rose cut diamonds, on a rope twist patterned shank, finger size L, in a black velvet Mrs. Arthur Gaskin Jeweller, Chipping Campden ring box, inscribed with a note ‘Laura. Nov 10th 1931’. Exhibited ‘Arthur & Georgie Gaskin’, City Museum and Art Gallery, Birmingham 11 February - 21 March 1982, The Fine Art Society, London 29 March - 30 April 1982. Item G86 in this exhibition catalogue and illustrated on P.94 of the exhibition catalogue.
Lot 412
A sapphire and emerald ring by Arthur and Georgie Gaskin, circa 1930, the central oval mixed cut sapphire of purplish-blue hue, rub over set within an open work wire mount applied with flower heads and four square cut emeralds at the cardinal points, on a gold double rope twist shank with cable decoration, signed G, finger size L Exhibited ‘Arthur & Georgie Gaskin’, City Museum and Art Gallery, Brimingham 11 February - 21 March 1982, The Fine Art Society, London 29 March - 30 April 1982. Item G84 in this exhibition catalogue and illustrated on P.94 of the exhibition catalogue. The catalogue entry states the sapphire to be a ‘Ceylon’ sapphire.
Lot 322
ÉSOPE.- Fabulae Aesopi graecè et latinè, nunc denuo selectae : ea item quas Avienus carmine expressit. Accedit ranarum et murium pugna [...] editio novissima.Amstelodami, apud Paulum Matthiae F., 1660.In-8° : 158-[2] pp. (qqs taches, déch. à la dernière page avec petit manque de texte).Rel. de l`époque : plein vélin, dos lisse (lég. sali, annotations de l`époque sur les plats, gardes refaites).Une des éditions données par Daniel Heinsius (éd. orig. : 1626) pour les écoles latines. Texte juxtalinéaire grec-latin contenant également la "Batrachomyomachia" ou la "Guerre entre souris et grenouilles" (une parodie de l`Iliade) ainsi que les fables d`Avianus (5e siècle) en vers latins. Illustré de 46 bois in texto, dont 3 avec le monogramme de I.C. Jegher. L`ange du titre porte la devise "Musica dis curae est" (La musique est le remède des dieux).# Landwehr, LC, n° F020.
Lot 650
A Third Reich parade bayonet, plated blade 9¾”, by Paul Seilheimer, Solingen, the plated hilt with bird’s head pommel, in its chrome plated scabbard. GC (some wear to hilt plating); a brass buttplate, barrel band, sling swivel and screws from a military percussion rifle; 5 military badges and 4 cloth items including Mobile VAD; 18 various postcards, including WWI and shipping interest; and another item. Average GC
Lot 11
John Ditchfield, British, late 20th century - A glass mushroom form table lamp, of pearlescent colour heightened with continuous stylised patterns in white, raised upon flaring circular base, bearing maker`s mark, Glasform and number `4385` to verso, 48cm high. (It is the buyer`s responsibility to ensure that electrical items are professionally rewired for use). Provenance: This lamp was presented to Shirley Bassey by Blackpool Council when she switched on the Blackpool illuminations circa 1994. Our thanks to John Ditchfield and company for authenticating this item.
Lot 261
Green garden set, table 140 long x 70cm wide x 66 high, comprising of table, bench & 3 chairs. Superior heavy casting, this set is extremely well made and in excellent condition and was not a cheap item originally, all the pieces are very heavy due to the quality of the castings and would make a fabulous garden or patio set
Lot 262
Oil jar, 65cm high x 70 across, Moroccan or Andalucian, large terracotta urn on a wire-work frame, age is unclear but is certainly very old, it has been suggested by a colleague that it could be as early as 1800, the wire-work base may be later but, again it is very difficult to be accurate on the dates. There is a little bit of surface scuffing at one point but this really does not detract from the overall beauty of the item. This has been used in the past as a planter and there is a hole drilled in the bottom for drainage. Again, it is has been suggested that the urn was originally used as a storage container, possibly oil, wine or dry grains. A fabulous addition to any patio or garden
Lot 957
An Edwardian mahogany triple wardrobe / compactum. The shaped legs having twin drawers to base. Above a central mirror having doors either side that open to reveal large wardrobes to each. Art Nouveau carved panelling and details to each with a good carved cornice above. Item dismantles 4 pieces. 209cms High x 163cms Width x 60cms Depth
Lot 634
A circa 1900 Kenyan carved rhino horn knobkerrie , with ring turned head and plain handle, length 45cm, weight 160g. Provenance: Presented to landowner Leonard King of Thompson's Fall, Kenya, circa 1920s, and thence by descent to the current owner. This lot is sold with a letter from AHVLA confirming that it can be legally traded in the UK without any further CITES certification (reference No. 126/12-13). Please note, however, that there has been a change to the laws regarding the exporting of worked rhino horn items and a CITES re-export certificate is unlikely to be granted for this item. For more information, please visit the DEFRA website (http://archive.defra.gov.uk/).
Lot 1161
WARTIME FOOTBALL Very unusual item, handbook issued by Cairo (Egypt) Area F.A for teams comprising British servicemen but named after British Clubs including Tottenham, West Ham, Yeovil, QPR, Watford, Plymouth, Southampton, Wolves, Rangers, Aston Villa, Clyde etc, 39-pages listing fixtures for 1942-43 and rules etc. Generally good
Lot 1
ARSENAL 1894 Arsenal match-card for friendly v Aston Villa, 15th January 1894 at Manor Field, measures approx 7" x 11" (18cm x 29cm). Front has team-lists brief notes by "A.C" and a four line poem by "A.C". The reverse has a half page advert for Ayres Football Manufacturer and approx 15 one or two line adverts for tradesmen based in Woolwich and Plumstead. The match card itself has no writing but has a horizontal fold across the centre and there is a tear at the bottom edge which leads into a hole where the card has worn away. This affects three players named in the Villa line-up but the Arsenal line-up and eight of the Villa side is completely intact and the three Villa players names affected can be ascertained. Obviously a very scarce item, not necessarily issued by Arsenal but available on the day at or near to the Woolwich Arsenal ground. 6,000 people saw Villa, then a top team, defeat Second level Arsenal 3-1. A photograph is included in the printed catalogue. As described
Lot 87
WARTIME Scarce single sheet programme for Scotland v England played at Irwin Stadium, New Delhi, 18/9/1944, England team included Compton and Curtis (both Arsenal), Langton (Blackburn), Goddard (Wolves), Lancelot (Charlton) and Walker (West Ham). The Scots included Winters (Glasgow Rangers) in goal, Kemp (St Bernards), Paton (Bradford) and Clarke (Partick). Unusual item, small tear along folds, no writing. Fair-generally good
Lot 419
BARCELONA 1949 Four page leaflet covering Barcelona 50th Anniversary celebrations, 20th-29th November 1949. Covers various sports in which Barcelona participate and includes fixtures for football v Copenhagen Boldklub and Palmeiras Sao Paulo, handball, hockey, rugby and athletics. Line-ups do not feature.Unusual item, slight fold. Generally good
Lot 601
SUPERBOWL OPUS Opus with 848 pages covering Superbowls 1 - 40, 1967 - 2006, with reports and photographs of each Superbowl. Each page is approximately 20" X 20". The staff who assembled the book looked at 1.5 million images during the selection process, therefore 1 in 1,000 made it to the book and 12,000 articles were reviewed and only 200 excerpts were used. This is one of the largest books ever to be mass produced. Please note this item should be collected due to the weight. Very good
Lot 603
MANCHESTER UNITED OPUS Leather cover with cloth United badge, approximately 850 pages of unique photographs tracing United`s history, events and players from their inception. Display copy but includes the original box and packaging. Superb collectors item. Please note this item should be collected due to the weight. Good
Lot 1174
A Dutch Stoelklok Polychrome Painted Striking Alarm Wall Clock, unsigned, polychrome painted dial depicting winged figures and central painted landscape scene, Roman and Arabic chapter ring, moonphase aperture, painted side winged lead figures, cast metal top shield and lion cresting, four post movement with verge escapement, striking on a top mounted ball and on another smaller bell for the alarm, side opening doors, 52cm high, with polychrome painted oak wall bracket with unusual painted side figural ears, 74cm high 31.01.13, Dial with flaking to painted surfaces, wall bracket with paint flaking to the surfaces, side door with glass missing, movement needs cleaning, overall this item needs restoration.
Lot 1190
A Walnut Striking Table Clock, arched case with brass and ebony inlay, pierced side sound frets, raised on brass ball feet, 7-inch painted dial with Roman numerals and inscribed Barraud Cornhill London 926, twin fusee movement with anchor escapement and striking on a bell, backplate with engraved borders and inscribed Barrauds Cornhill London, secured with brackets, 43cm high 29.01.13, Case has been totally restored, ball feet have been replaced, dial has been totally re-painted, movement looks clean, due to the total restoration of the clock I have not dated this item. Case is heavily restored or is of a later construction.
Lot 1171
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA - Postage Due covers: bundle of covers circa 1890`s-1950`s, mainly underpaid incoming mail from a wide range of countries, with US postage due stamps & ancillary instructional marks incl. 1915 serviceman`s card, 1904 PPC ex Gibraltar, items ex India, Gold Coast, Scandinavia, KUT, Iraq etc. Also curious 1912 Mexico item with 2c Washington cancelled with m/s `Due Postage` at Geneva, Indiana. Fine lot. (52)
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