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Lot 288
LMS Silver Ashtray measuring just 3¼" in diameter with 3 indents. Engraved in early LMS style and being hallmarked silver. A quite exquisite item not seen before by us. The hallmark shows that of Elkington & Co., Birmingham and dates the item at 1928/9. It is very doubtful this would not have been used in the Hotels or on ordinary trains.
Lot 310
London & North Western Railway etched glass Carriage Window in original wooden frame. Centrally placed is the Britannia image surrounded by scrollwork and full company name beneath. Around the edge is a floral design, the glass itself measuring 15" x 26¼". Overall size in frame is 21¼" x 30½". The outside of the frame incredibly retains the original L&NWR dark blue paintwork and the small brass strap button is still in place. A quite superb item that was found when a huge clear-out took place many, many years ago at the Royal Corp of Transport's Buller Barracks in Aldershot, Hants. With the military connection, this could well be a surviving artefact from a WWI Ambulance Train.
Lot 617
[Ruthwell Savings Bank]. New Rules, Orders, and Regulations of the Bank for savings, of the Parish of Ruthwell, Instituted in May 1810, and now placed under the provisions of the Parish Bank Act, 1st ed., Dumfries, 1820, 19 pp. including title, some light browning and a little creasing, contemp. stitched plain wrappers, sl. browned and chipped, slim 8vo. See related item under Henry Duncan above. COPAC lists only two holdings, both reproductions from the original in the Kress Library of Business and Economics, Harvard University. (1)
Lot 463
Football fixture card - Clapham Rovers 1913/14, red board fixture card containing 1st & 'A' team fixtures together with lists of all capped players 1871-1912. Rovers have declined greatly since these days when they reached the FA Cup Finals in 1879 & 1880, winning against Oxford University in the latter. Rare item (gd) (1)
Lot 583
Football shirt - Sunderland FC, official match issue for no 31 , Paul Stewart, 1995/96 season. Embroidered badge and Premier flashes to sleeves, item originated via away team club official and authenticated by renowned local football historian who will, if necessary, provide written provinence as to his opinion on the item.
Lot 1124
*Four item of gold jewellery, comprising an oval 9ct gold locket, half engraved, 27mm x 20mm, weighing approx 3.1gms, an 18ct white gold dress ring set with white stones, weighing approx 2.8gms, a single 14 carat gold chain cufflink, engraved, weighing approx 6.8gms and a single 9ct gold earring, weighing approx 1.1gms, (all as found).
Lot 683
AN ENGLISH SILVER OVAL SNUFF BOX, the moulded lid inset with a pressed horn portrait of Queen Anne, 7.5 x 5.5cm h; another with stand-away hinge, the piqué lid with two figures; a Continental silver circular snuff box with pressed horn inset cover, all 18th c (3) ++The first and last rather worn; the Queen Anne box with old solder repair on the edge of the base; the second item in satisfactory condition
Lot 699
A SILVER RAM'S HEADED CYLINDRICAL BOX, the cap with a detachable spoon, 9.5cm l, unmarked, 19th c; a silver sealing wax holder, London 1912 (2) ++The first item with traces of blue enamel to the two collars from which the object is hanging by a looped chain. The second item in fine condition
Lot 1003
A RARE WOVEN ENDOWING PURSE, ENGLISH OR FRENCH, woven in gold thread and with four shield-shaped sides embroidered in coloured silks with floral bouquets, plaited silk drawstring with 'turks head' knots, 10cm h, second half 17th c; a straw work embroidered 'X' shaped pin cushion with black ground; a watch holder and a spectacles case, early 19th c (4) A very similar drawstring 'marriage' purse in the Lady Lever Art Gallery Port Sunlight is illustrated Brooke (X), Catalogue of Embroideries, Stroud 1992, p254. ++The first item in good condition with some wear, pulled threads etc. The three other articles in fair condition
Lot 1022
A GEORGE III IRON RUSH NIP AND CANDLE-HOLDER, on arched tripod, 26cm h; another, with wrythen shaft, on rough hewn oak conical shaped block; a wall mounted iron adjustable rush nip and candle holder (arm only), 18th/early 19th c (3) ++The first item rusted, one foot bent upwards, the other with some light surface rust but the three in good original condition
Lot 1069
VARIOUS INSURANCE COMPANIES, twenty-two, mainly copper, some painted, all 19th c; Norwich Union Society, a silver-over-base metal badge, numbered 4, maker S H (incuse) Birmingham 1817 (23) ++The silver item worn and bruised and lacking part of the silver over the word NORWICH, most of the fire marks in the lot with faults and losses, some in satisfactory condition
Lot 558
Third Reich insignia etc: Tank assault badge in bronze by RS & S, "Spanish" type wound badge in silver; an unfinished WWII wound badge; 13th March 1938 medal (no ring or ribbon); SS/SA tin badge; 2 enamelled Deutscher Frauenwerk badges; 2 small tank badges as used on the award for destruction of a tank; on embossed bronzed RLB plaque inscribed "L - S Hauswart"; and another item. Average GC. (11)
Lot 1143
A scratch built model of a Burrell single cylinder live steam traction engine. Approx 15" long finished in green and black with red wheels and flywheel with copper and brass fittings. GC. Looks to be unfired. Sold as a collectors item without certificate. Appears to have been made in the late 1970's. Plate. 1
Lot 7
A mid 18th century Delft bird and flower plate, possibly Bristol, painted in colours with a parrot perched on a garden rock centrally to four red hop husks amongst flowers on the rim, 35cm (13.75in) diameter. Major Mundy in 'English Delft Pottery' gives this painting to John Niglett, see plate VIII item 3
Lot 172
CIJ Europarc Citroen Production Line Set An unusual item featuring a car under construction with its parts laid out in a card representation of a production line supported by metal gantries, suspension arms and plastic girders. Includes paint department with real paints. Boxed, some wear, GC.
Lot 218
4 Corgi items Carrimore Detachable Axle Machinery Carrier (1104), HDL Hovercraft SR-N1 (1119), Chipperfields Land Rover with Elephant and Cage on Trailer including packing card (Gift Set 19) and Land Rover with Ferrari Racing Car on Trailer (Gift Set 17). Boxed, some wear/minor damage/taped repairs, contents GC to VGC, minor re-touching to 1 item.
Lot 196
Ralph Hedley 55 1/4in. x 46in. (140.5 x 170cm) "Draining the Marsh" Signed and indistinctly dated 1899. Exhibited: Bewick Club, Newcastle, Members' Exhibition, 1899 (Exhibit 98) Royal Society of British Artists, Winter Exhibition, 1900 (Exhibit 94) Derby Corporation Art Gallery, 1901 (Exhibit 80) Northern Counties Exhibition, 1906 (Exhibit 14) Laing Art Gallery, Newcastle, Exhibition of Works By Ralph Hedley R.B.A., Oct.-Dec. 1938 (Exhibit 79) Sunderland Art Gallery Paintings By Ralph Hedley, 1938-9 (Exhibit 13) Darlington Public Art Gallery, Paintings By Ralph Hedley, 1939 (Exhibit 9) Middlesborough Art Gallery, Paintings By Ralph Hedley, 1940 (Exhibit 62) Listed in Ralph Hedley's Executors' Books as Item 26 at the time of the Artist's death in 1913. See illustration
Lot 437
Jan Van Huysum (1682-1749) Flowers in a terracotta vase on a marble ledge Signed lower left, fecit. 1739 Watercolour on paper stuck down on board, 45.5x32.5cm Provenance. The estate of Siegfried Sassoon (1886-1967) Jan van Huysum was the most accomplished of a family of 18th-century Dutch painters who specialised in highly detailed flowerpieces, painted in oil on copper or wood panel. He is credited with some 240 such paintings, some of them in major collections throughout the world. A number of quite freely handled watercolour drawings also exist which are probably studies of the intended arrangement of the flowers, foliage, terracotta pots, marble table tops, and often a bird's nest, which are typical features of the paintings. However, a handful of highly finished watercolour paintings also exists-two are in the Teylers Museum in Haarlem and one in the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge. One of the Teylers Museum watercolours was the most expensive item in a sale of drawings in 1796. The example in Cambridge has been described in the most recent publication on Van Huysum (see below) as 'meticulously signed and dated in the same manner as a painting, and may be regarded as a work in its own right. ... All this is interesting, because it also shows that Jan van Huysum derived drawings from his paintings, but these were finished watercolour drawings'. It is to this small group of what are described as 'little jewels of craftsmanship, scarcely inferior to the oil paintings' that the remarkable work offered for sale belongs.
Lot 38
Three mainspring winders, all unsigned, mid 19th century and later. The first probably Lancashire, mid 19th century, with brass frame, reversible ratchet and steel crank (top bar lacking), length 17cm; the second probably Swiss late 19th centrury (damage to brass frame, top bar lacking), length 35cm; the third modern of all steel construction, length 28cm (3). A similar mainspring winder to the first item in this lot is illustrated in Crom, Theodore R. Early Lancashire Horological Tools and Their Makers page 271. Provenance: The Workshop of John Hooper. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.
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