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Lot 3196
Wells Brimtoy, post war drummer boy, missing one arm (mechanism needs attention), plus an early 7" bus, `National Service`, missing roof (F), and a Betal (Glasman) trolley bus, missing roof conductor (mech has been working), second item shown on cover `British Tin Toys` by Marguerite Fawdry
Lot 356
CUMMINS WALLET: A rare Cummins of Bishop Auckland, Methodical Fly Book in wallet form, red leather outer with Cummins oval logo and gilt text "HSS 1917", original strap & buckle, pigskin internal pockets with gut casts, the pre printed pages with parchment fly pocket opposite, holding most trout fly sprays to gut, perhaps 80 to 90% filled, good clean item.
Lot 1
An absence of any mention of defects within the description of each lot does not imply that any item in the lot is free from faults or defects. Cottees requests that all buyers satisfy themselves as to the condition of any lot that they wish to purchase before bidding.Colour photographs used in this catalogue may not accurately reflect true colours. A white bodied vase, shape 438, decorated in the MA pattern by Ruth Hall (7 inches).
Lot 28
Jefferys (Thomas). A Description of the Spanish Islands and Settlements, on the Coast of the West Indies, Compiled from Authentic Memoirs, Revised by Gentlemen who have Resided many years in the Spanish Settlements, [1762 or later], lacking title page? two pps. with near contemp. manuscript table of the Distribution of territory in America, thirty-one (of thirty-two) engraved maps, including one folding, first map with orig. outline colour, remainder uncoloured, some water staining and soiling largely confined to margins, occ. fraying and soiling to fore-edge of maps, contemp. half calf gilt, upper board detached, rubbed and worn, oblong 4to. Sabin J. 35959, Shapero Gallery catalogue, `Pilots of the Carribean` item 1. (1)
Lot 493
Carter (Charles). The Compleat City and Country Cook: or, Accomplish`d Housewife. Containing Several Hundred of the most approv`d Receipts in Cookery, Confectionery, Cordials, Cosmeticks, Jellies, Pastry, Pickles, Preserving, Syrups, English Wines, &c... To which are added, Near Two Hundred of the most approved Receipts in Physick and Surgery..., 2nd ed., with large Additions, 1736, forty-eight (of forty-nine) eng. plts. of table plans, four folding, lacking plt. 30, most torn with loss, eng. head and tail-pieces and initial letters, 4pp. pubs. ads. at rear, modern qtr. calf with plts. loosely contained in pocket to rear pastedown, 8vo, together with Hammond (Elizabeth), Modern Domestic Cookery, and Useful Receipt Book. Containing... a Complete Family Physician; the Art of Making British Wines, Brewing, Baking, &c., 4th ed., with additions, 1820, eng. frontis. and addn. title-page, four eng. plts., lacking last 2 leaves of Index at rear, soiled and browned throughout, first few leaves washed, with consequent crystallisation to paper surface, several paper repairs, mostly at blank gutter but one or two affecting text, endpapers renewed, modern book ticket, rough-trimmed, contemp. half sheep gilt, rubbed, extrems. a little worn, 12mo in 6s, plus Smith (Mrs.), The Female Economist; or, a Plain System of Cookery: for the use of Families, containing Eight Hundred and Fifty Valuable Receipts... 3rd ed., 1810, lacking half-title and frontis., 4pp. pubs. ads. at rear, browned and foxed, modern book ticket, contemp. marbled calf, extrems. rubbed, 12mo in 6s, plus a defective copy of William Kitchiner, The Cook`s Oracle, 7th ed or later, lacking all before p.[iii]. First item is scarce: Bitting, p.78; Cagle 591; Maclean, p.23; Oxford, p.62. The present copy formerly belonged to cookery writer Lynda Brown, who lent it to Alan Davidson (Prospect Books) who used it to produce a facsimile, itself long out of print. Sold with all faults, not subject to return. (4)
Lot 512
Guegan (Bertrand). Le Cuisinier Francais ou les Meilleures Recettes d`Autrefois et d`Aujourd`hui Recueillies, 1st ed., Paris, 1934, half-title, title-page printed in blue and black, letterpress illusts., some full-page, sprinkled polished edges, modern dark green crushed morocco, gilt lozenge roll decorated raised bands, gilt lettered direct in second and fourth compartments, first and fifth compartments with onlaid red quatrefoil decoration, third compartment with wide pelmet roll, covers with gilt double fillet border and inner scrolling floral roll panel, dotted line roll on edges, gilt dec. turn-ins, large 8vo, together with [Lemery, Nicolas], Nouveau Recueil de Curiositez Rares & Nouvelles, dans les Plus Admirables Effets de la Nature & de l`Art [drop-title], new ed., c.1700, seven eng. plts., lacking all before Avertissement (. * 3), some staining and marks, lacking front free endpaper, later ms. ownership name on front pastedown, contemp. vellum, soiled, remains of leather spine label, with ms. title above, 12mo in 6s. Second item rare; sometimes attributed to Antoine d`Emery. Contains a mixture of recipes, including those for medicines, perfumes, cosmetics and fireworks. There are also some white magic recipes such as an ointment for horses legs made up of vipers heads and tails, mixed with wine and olive oil, and cooked with a small dog. (2)
Lot 538
Pavlov (I.P.). Die Arbeit der Verdauungsdrusen, translated from the Russian by Dr. A. Walther, 1st German ed., Wiesbaden, 1898, lib. ink stamp to foot of title, recent quarter calf over marbled boards, orig. wrappers not retained, together with The Work of the Digestive Glands, Lectures translated into English by W.H. Thompson, 1st English ed., 1902, b & w illusts. to text, pubs. ads. at rear, orig. cloth gilt, rubbed on spine, plus four Pavlov items on conditioned reflexes, three in German and one in English, all 8vo. The first item is the first appearance of this classic work outside Russia and was not translated into English until 1902. See Garrison Morton 1022. (6)
Lot 50
Important Moorcroft Collector`s Item. A one-off special edition vase painted by Paul Martin, presenter of BBC Flog It!, with the proceeds of sale going to Children in Need. This lot is a special commission and will feature a `Pudsey` variant of the `Cows` pattern with the use of carefully selected alternative colour palettes. It will remain a truly unique piece of Moorcroft to enhance any collection. The lot will be sold with a series of accompanying photographs of Paul decorating the piece, autograph and signature photograph of Paul and the vase designer. The vase was decorated on Tuesday 27th October, 2009. The finished product will be kept under wraps until the view day of the auction. First sight will be at WWW.GOLDINGYOUNG.COM on Tuesday 3rd November and physically on view at Golding Young`s auction rooms in Grantham from 2pm the same day. What`s it Worth? There is no estimate. You will be able to find out by bidding for it on Wednesday 4th November at approximately 10.20am. Telephone bid requests can be registered by email to bids@goldingyoung.com stating your opening bid, the top five opening bids will secure a line. If you cannot attend the sale and did not secure a telephone bid, you may leave Absentee Commission Bids with the auctioneers or bid live on-line at www.the-saleroom.com/goldingyoung. All bidders must be registered by 6pm Tuesday. All enquiries to Colin Young MRICS FNAVA on 07976 977169. NB. There is no buyer`s premium and no seller`s charges. The full hammer price will go to BBC Children in Need.
Lot 2116
A late 19th Century reading stand with walnut book tray attached to brass and bronzed metal stand, the book tray bearing brass plate "A. Carter, Holbourn Viaduct, London". LITERATURE: See item in The Queen Magazine for December, 1874, where a similar lot is described as the Literary Machine patented for holding a book, writing desk and meals, etc., etc.
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Lot 405
1945 February 19, Houses of Parliament illustrated bilingual commemorative lunch menu, the Afrikaans side signed by Field Marshal Smuts while serving his second term as Prime Minister. Good average condition. Scarce. (1) This menu conveniently fits a standard album page, making it a fine item of ephemera for a specialist stamp collector.
Lot 524
A Regency acanthus carved rosewood, burr elm and gilt brass mounted window seat/sofa, with scroll ends and drop-in seat, on lion paw feet, attributed to George Bullock (this item is illustrated in "Regency Furniture 1795-1830", Margaret Jourdain, 3rd revised ed 1965, fig 112 p59) (illustrated, detail front and inside front cover)
Lot 18
Jacobite Tracts.- Clark (Jack attributed to) 1p. folded and creased contemporary ink attribution inscription `John Clark Land Surveyor` creased [not in ESTC] [?Edinburgh] [1781] Stuart (Charles Edward "The Young Pretender") A Full Collection of all the Proclamations and Orders...of Charles Prince of Wales 2 parts part 2 lacking A1 [Glasgow] 1745 Journal of the Marches of His Royal Highness the Prince Regent`s army from the time they entred [sic] England the 8th of November till their return to Scotland the 20th of December 1745 2pp. drop-head title folded a few short tears and some creasing to inner margin [?Edinburgh] [?1746] The Battle of Falkirk. As no body can form a well-grounded judgment ... From the Caledonian Mercury. Edinburgh Jan. 20. 1746 2pp. drop-head title torn with no loss lightly browned Bannockburn 1746 [Merke (Thomas)] The late Bishop of Carlisle`s speech against the deposition of kings; and in Vindication of Hereditary Right and the Lineal Succession to the Crown of these Realms browned for John Morphew 1714 A true and full account of the late bloody and desperate battle fought at Gladsmuir betwixt the army under the command of His Royal Highness Charles Prince of Wales & c. and that commanded by Lieutenant General Cope on Saturday the 21st September 1745... drop-head title A2 tear within text no loss light browning and foxing [?Edinburgh] [1745] A curious collection of genuine and authentick letters [Letters purporting to be the "Old Pretender" and others] with errata on p.17 outer edge of title frayed [Not in the National Library of Scotland] Edinburgh 1750 Forbes (Duncan) A letter from the Right Honourable Lord P-----d---t to Lord L-v-t dated I------ss October 28. 1745... [?Edinburgh] 1745 [Britannus] Considerations addressed to the publick [?Edinburgh] [1745] [Harper (William)] The Advice of a Friend to the Army and People of Scotland drop-head title woodcut head-piece and initial [?Edinburgh] [1745] An historical Account of the triumphant spirit of the Whigs; briefly shewing the rise and progress of the covenanted work of Reformation Edinburgh 1746 [?William Boyd 4th Earl of Kilmarnock] The Chronicle of Charles the Young Man [?Edinburgh] [1745] To His Royal Highness Charles Prince of Wales lacking A1 [Edinburgh] 1745 Four new songs and a prophecy. I. A song for joy of our ancient race of Stewarts. II. The battle of Preston that was fought by his Royal Highness Prince Charles the 21st of September 1745... drop-head title drop-head title [?Edinburgh] [?1750] Several Scots poems. I. Seven curious poems composed by the great Montrose... [?Edinburgh] [?1750] "Titus Antigallicus" An ode for the thanksgiving-day torn with loss of text [Edinburgh] [1749] [Philibert] A poem compos`d the second of November 1747. The day the Honourable Archibald Stuart Esq; was assoilzied from his second trial folded torn with loss of a couple of letters [Edinburgh] [1747] Macdonald (Alexander) Alexis; or the Young Adventurer. A Novel for T.Cooper 1745 A Letter in Latin and English...Directed to Pope John double column Edinburgh [?Robert Drummond] 1745 Unto the Reverend the ministers of the several Kirks and Congregations of the city of Edinburgh [?Edinburgh] [?1746] [Earbery (Matthias)] An Historical Account of the advantages that have accrued to England by the succession in the illustrious House of Hannover 1745 [Mansfield William Murray Earl of ] The Thistle. A dispassionate examen of the prejudice of Englishmen in general to the Scotch nation second edition for H.Carpenter 1777 Some observations upon the seceders new covenant. By Andrew Waddel soldier in Edinburgh Castle drop-head title [only 1 copy located (Illinois). Not in BL or Nat.Lib Scotland] [?Edinburgh] [1745] Murray (Lord George) A Particular Account of the Battle of Culloden ink inscription to title for T.Warner 1749 True copies of the papers wrote by Arthur Lord Balmerino 1746 Lyon (Robert) A genuine copy of the last words and dying speech of the Reverend Mr. Robert Lyon drop-head title [Edinburgh] [1746] Lovat (Lord Simon Fraser) The genuine speech of Simon Lord Lovat in Westminster Hall March 18. 1746-7 drop-head title 1747 [A South Briton] Ash-Wednesday Feb. 16. 1774 1p. folded a couple of tears at folds no loss [only 2 copies located (Nat. Lib. Scotland and Rylands)] 1774 A Letter to the Author of the National Journal...[from] Tom Curious [and] A True Modern Whig 1p. folded a couple of short splits to folfs some creasing no loss [?Edinburgh] 1746 [Burton (John)] A Genuine and True Journal of the most miraculous escape of the young Chevalier from the battle of Culloden ink notes to verso of title title trimmed at foot loss of part of imprint for B.A. 1749 [Ruddiman (Thomas) A letter to the Reverend Mr. G. Logan A.M. one of the ministers of Edinburgh Edinburgh 1747 An Authentic Account of the young Chevalier. From His first Arrival in Paris... third edition p.15 torn through no loss Nutt 1749 Knight (Sir John) The speech of Sir John Knight of Bristol against the bill for a general naturalization in 1693 drop-head title [Wing K687B] 1694; and 2 other defective works together 34 works in 1 vol. contemporary half calf joints split rubbed and scuffed 8vo ***A fine collection of tracts relating to the 1745 rebellion and its aftermath. First mentioned inscribed: "John Clark Land Surveyor" but it is unclear as to whether Clark wrote this item or this is merely his ownership inscription. Perhaps John Clark (d. 1807) scholar of Scottish Gaelic literature and land agent (though the inscription makes a distinction as a surveyor) but Clark was certainly known as a writer of poetry and although most of his professional life was spent in Wales was a fellow of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland..
Lot 110
Quantity of autographed football memorabilia: Umbro England tracksuit top signed by Trevor Francis; England T-Shirt signed by Gareth Barry; signed print by Denis Mortimer; signed photo of Brian Little; signed framed item by Pete Macpartland; signed photo of Tony Morley and 3 signed Villa programs
Lot 1323
A similar large size plate of the 17th Light Dragoons (Lancers) without battle honours; ex Spring Connoisseur Sale 1999, with copy of letter stating that the plate was acquired “in the Crimea in the Summer of 1998 from two young boys who confirmed the Lance Cap Plate had been excavated by them from the British Cavalry camp at Kadikoi, Balaclava”. Remarkable condition for an excavated item (2 ray tips broken, fasteners missing, one or two tiny tears). Plate 4
Lot 204
An Arts and Crafts book covers designed by M. Lilian Simpson circa 1894-96 for the Art Union, engraved mark "ART UNION OF LONDON 1st JANUARY 1896", with silver plated mounts, a hinged clasp and morocco binding, the title page with notes on the designer and design, the remaining leaves blank with later use as a visitor`s book, 24.5cm (9.5in) x 20cm (8in). See Carruthers, Annette and Greensted, Mary "Simplicity or Splendour. Arts and Crafts Living:. Objects from the Cheltenham Collections Cheltenham 1999", p. 143-44, item 183 for another example Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports
Lot 600
An impressive 2.5" gauge live steam locomotive. Believed to be a ‘Fayette’ type LBSC design from the late 1940s and built to a set of drawings. A 4-6-2 locomotive coupled to an eight wheel rigid tender. Similar in appearance to a Gresley A3 Pacific, but equipped with Baker valve gear. Unnamed, RN 4472 and finished in lined green livery. Loco & tender approximately 3’5" in length. Significant detailing. A fine piece of engineering. Together with board mounted display track. VGC. Sold as a collector’s item only. Plate. 1
Lot 612
32 EFE buses and coaches including Daimler DMS Open Top Big Bus Sightseeing Tour of London, Bristol VRIII Maidstone & District, RCL Routemaster Green Line, Routemaster LT red Bromley Pageant of Motoring 1999, Alexander Y Maidstone & District, Plaxton Paramount 3500 GreenLine Invicta, Routemaster Southend, Harrington Grenadier BOAC, AEC Regent Devon General. Boxed, minor wear to some. 1 item a Code 3 with 2 wheels off, remainder of contents as new.
Lot 673
A set of Birmingham Mint silver ingots A limited edition boxed 25-item set, actually with 26, being a commemorative series Milestones of Manned Flight. Each c2" x 1" ingot depicts a famous event or craft such as the Wright Brothers first powered flight (1903), Lindbergh’s solo transatlantic flight (1927), Spitfire (1940), Harrier (1967) and Concorde (1976). The additional ingot appears to be of a De Havilland Comet racer, incorrectly dated 1952. Also some correspondence between buyer and makers. Mounted in a wooden display box with blue felt backing and a perspex cover, minor wear, contents GC, some scratching.
Lot 457
Bernard Leach St Ives pottery Celadon glazed vase with incised panel decoration, impressed marks, PROVENANCE; This item was formerly the property of F B C Bravington who died about ten years ago. He knew Bernard Leach, Charles Vyse and Michael Cardew and built up an important collection of Art Pottery which was sold at Christies about 8 years ago. Lots 457-63 were part of the collection which were retained by members of his family after his death but have now been consigned to this sale. 6.75in. (17.15cm)
Lot 458
Bernard Leach St Ives pottery vase and cover with an elephant finial and cross hatch decoration, impressed marks PROVENANCE; This item was formerly the property of F B C Bravington who died about ten years ago. He knew Bernard Leach, Charles Vyse and Michael Cardew and built up an important collection of Art Pottery which was sold at Christies about 8 years ago. Lots 457-63 were part of the collection which were retained by members of his family after his death but have now been consigned to this sale. 3in. (7.62cm)
Lot 459
Bernard Leach St Ives pottery circular dish and cover with fish finial and painted with fish, impressed marks PROVENANCE; This item was formerly the property of F B C Bravington who died about ten years ago. He knew Bernard Leach, Charles Vyse and Michael Cardew and built up an important collection of Art Pottery which was sold at Christies about 8 years ago. Lots 457-63 were part of the collection which were retained by members of his family after his death but have now been consigned to this sale. 4.50in. (11.43cm)
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