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Lot 162
HAPPY DAYS: Signed colour 10 x 8 photograph by the four main male cast members of the American television sitcom Happy Days comprising Henry Winkler (The Fonz), Ron Howard (Richie Cunningham), Donny Most (Ralph Malph) and Anson Williams (Warren 'Potsie' Weber). The four are seen together in a group pose in costume from Happy Days. Signed by each with their names alone in blue ink, most to clear areas of the image. Winkler's signature partially runs across a darker area although is legible. Professionally matted in ivory to an overall size of 13.5 x 12. VG
Lot 244
GREASE: Individual ink signatures by the two main cast members of the popular musical film Grease (1978) comprising John Travolta (Danny Zuko; bold black ink signature on a white card) and Olivia Newton-John (Sandy Olsen; blue ink signature on a page removed from an autograph album). Professionally matted alongside each other in black and ivory beneath a photograph of the couple in costume in a scene from Grease. Framed and glazed in a plain black frame to an overall size of 14 x 16.5. EX
Lot 245
WIZARD OF OZ THE: An excellent collection of signed cards and pages removed from autograph albums by the main cast members of the 1939 classic musical film The Wizard of Oz comprising Judy Garland (Dorothy Gale; a good, bold fountain pen ink signature), Ray Bolger (The Scarecrow; a good example, 'Follow the Yellow Brick Road! The Scarecrow of Oz, Ray Bolger'), Jack Haley (The Tin Man; adding his character name beneath his signature), Bert Lahr (Cowardly Lion), Billie Burke (Glinda the Good Witch of the North; very slight through from signature to verso), Margaret Hamilton (The Wicked Witch of the West) and Frank Morgan (The Wizard of Oz; bold fountain pen ink example). The seven signatures have been professionally matted together in black and ivory alongside a selection of five different colour photographs of the stars in costume from The Wizard of Oz. Framed and glazed in a gold coloured frame to an overall size of 30.5 x 25.5. A rare and visually attractive ensemble. VG to EX
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Lot 472
[BOOTH JOHN WILKES]: (1838-1865) American Stage Actor, assassinated President Abraham Lincoln at Ford's Theatre in Washington DC on 14th April 1865. A good brown wooden walking cane previously belonging to Booth and presented to him by the Anglo-American actress Laura Keene (1826-1873), featuring an ivory handle and with an inscription engraved on a silver band mounted at the top of the cane, John Wilkes Booth from Laura Keen [sic] '65. 32" in length. Previously housed in the Boothbay Theatre Museum in Maine. Rare. Some light overall age wear and minor scuffing, G. Booth assassinated Lincoln during a performance of Our American Cousin by shooting him in the back of the head. It was Laura Keene's company that were playing at Ford's Theatre on the night of the assassination. Some reports state that Keene entered the Presidential box after Lincoln had been shot and cradled his wounded head in her lap.
Lot 45
A Japanese ivory okimono of a man with a boy, Meiji Period, the man carrying a basket, character marks to base, 11cm high; an ivory netsuke of a man showing a scroll to a pupil, character marks to base, 3.5cm high; and an ivory netsuke figure group of six men drinking sake, character marks to base, 3.5cm high (3)
Lot 46
A group of four Japanese ivory netsuke, Meiji Period, comprising: an old man sitting, character marks to base, 4cm high; a man with a net (damages), character mark to base, 4cm high; a man holding a branch of bananas (damages), 4.5cm high; a man and a baby, 1.5cm high; and a small ivory okimono of a man carrying a sack, 4cm high (5)
Lot 47
An early 20th century Indian ivory carved elephant, carrying a pavillion with two passengers on its back and flanked by attendants, on a rectangular base with ball feet, (damages) 10cm wide, 11.5cm high; and a Chinese ivory box. of circular form with carved dragon decoration, 10.5cm wide, 7cm high (2)
Lot 85
A Victorian Hunting Stuart silk scarf, 48cm wide; a red tartan silk stole with short fringe ends, 46cm wide; and a purple silk parasol overlaid in black lace with rustic form ivory loop terminal and carved ivory finial to tip, 78cm long (3), Provenance by family repute: The scarf and the stole were given by Queen Victoria to Sir James Reid, her personal physician from 1881-1901 and to Lady Reid who was a lady in waiting to the Queen.
Lot 117
A large early 19th century terracotta 'Chinoiserie' vase, of inverted baluster design painted with ivory cartouches of Chinese figures in garden settings on a mid-blue and gilt ground with reserve diaper panels and scattered foliage, on circular foot and square painted softwood 'faux marble' plinth, veined in ivory and ochre, on a blue ground, 41cm diameter, 102cm high
Lot 121
An 18th century English wooden doll, of a young girl with blonde hair tied in bunches, the one piece caved torso and head with yellowed gesso, flaked to the face and overpainted in pink, the arms and legs well-jointed and pegged at the elbows and knees, the midriff/ hip joint wrapped in straw, her black painted boots with protruding pegs at the heel, the hands with well-carved and naturalistically spread and arched fingers, her silk-satin dress in pale blue, ivory and green, finely embroidered with sprays of summer flowers and bands of gilt metal brocade, jewelled at the waist with a swag of purple glass beads, with self-coloured lace collar, cuffs, arms and underskirt (currently contained within a Victorian softwood and glazed display case), 22cm wide (approx.), 50cm high
Lot 122
A 19th century Dutch Naval officers full dress sword, the ivory grip bound with a double twist of brass wire, the knuckle guard cast in brass with a fouled anchor, the backstrap terminating in a lions head pommel, the single edged pipe backed blade etched with etched sailing ship and floral decoration and the inscription ''VZERHOUWER' contained in its brass mounted leather scabbard, blade 78cm long
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