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Lot 115
Silurian Period, 443-416 million years BP. A large cut and polished piece of black limestone in the shape of a shallow dish with numerous well preserved white Orthonoceras sp. nautiloid shells of varying size on both sides; label to base reading: 'Nautiloid ORTHONOCERAS Silurian Atlas Mts Morocco'. See Sweet, Walter C. (1964), Nautiloidea - Orthocerida, in 'Treatise on Invertebrate Paleontology, Part K. Mollusca 3', Geological Society of America, and University of Kansas Press, New York, New York and Lawrence, Kansas. 1.49 kg, 31cm (12"). Property of a Welsh fossil collector; acquired on the UK art market. Very fine condition. [No Reserve]
Lot 196
The Who. The BUECHE GIROD watch given by Keith Moon to his personal assistant Peter "Dougal" Butler as a "thank-you" for saving his life. The timely actions of his PA resulted in Keith Moon being persuaded to travel with Peter to Weybridge hospital where Moon stayed from 5th - 9th July 1972 for rehabilitation and help with his drink problem. The hospital bill addressed to Keith Moon dated 1st August 1972 is included in this lot. This Hallmarked 9ct Gold watch marked "Bueche Girod" on the face has a bark finish, was made in Switzerland and has the initials "RCK" for the designer Roy King, together with the hallmark on the bracelet clasp. It measures 7.5 inches long. Manual wind, not working. Gorss weight 57.5grams. (5) PROVENANCE - This lot includes the watch and a signed letter from Peter "Dougal" Butler confirming the provenance and authenticity. Also included in the lot is the bill from the Hospital to K. Moon Esq. of Tara House, St Annes Hill, Chertsey dated 1st August 1972 for the four day stay in private ward accommodation at Weybridge hospital, Surrey.
Lot 312
Two Royal Worcester coffee cups and saucers, painted with pheasants by A Shuck and Price, 5.5cm, a cup and saucer with fruit by F Higgins, another of roses by Spilsbury, another of Autumn fruit by K Blake and a matching single saucer. (11) CONDITION REPORT: One cup has a small chip to inside of rim - this is the cup with autumn fruit by K Blake.No other signs of chips, cracks or repairsSome light scuffs to the gildingSee iamges
Lot 230
18ct white gold diamond ring, the central old European cut stone ≈1.60ct, on single cut shoulders, ring size J, gross weight 3.7g. Condition report: This lot does not have a diamond laboratory report. Approximate characteristics of the diamond: clarity SI-VS2, colour K-L; dimensions ≈7.1 x 5.0mm; hallmark/sponsor "SC&S 18ct"; claws slightly worn, rhodium thin, shank has even thickness and slight wear to the sides. The ring requires cleaning.
Lot 231
Antique pearl and diamond bracelet, the central pearl, ≈6.7mm, in a cluster millegrain setting of old European cut stones, in unmarked platinum on gold, length 17.5cm, gross weight 12.4g. Condition report: good condition overall; the gold on one link is discoloured. Diamonds colour even K-L, clarity I-SI; pearl is uneven in overall shape and surface, no visible abrasion or damage; colour white, medium - high lustre, approx ¾ size,
Lot 195
Single stone round brilliant diamond ring, indicated 1.00, set in 750 white gold, ring size K, gross weight 2.9g Condition report: This lot does not have a diamond laboratory report. Approximate characteristics of the diamond: clarity SI - I, colour hazy,; hallmarks clear; overall condition good.
Lot 199
18ct gold single stone diamond ring, brilliant cut, ≈0.45ct, in an illusion setting and 750 gold shank, Birmingham 1975, ring size M+, gross weight 4.1g Condition report: This lot does not have a diamond laboratory report. Approximate characteristics of the diamond: clarity SI, colour J/K; hallmark partially rubbed; setting secure.
Lot 266
Instrumental records, 10-inch: Approximately 120, by Cortot, Darré, Grainger, Grieg (ex piano roll), Grundeis, Harrison, Kilenyi, Kolessa, Koczalski, Levitzki, M. Long, K. Long, Lamond, Landowska, Mossel, Pessl, Pouishnoff, Poulenc, Rachmaninoff, Suggia, Svetzer, Gordon-Woodhouse and others, in 4 record cartons and an album (5)
Lot 3014
A 19th century Continental gilt brass and agate desk seal, lapidary sphere finial resting on a 'coronet', baluster neck, the circular matrix cast with the letter T, 7.1cm long, c.1870; another gilt brass desk seal, cast in the Rococo Revival taste, the squared matrix cast with the letter K, 7.6cm long, c.1860; another, Victorian, letter E in Gothic script, 7.4cm long, c.1860 (3)
Lot 576
BRUICHLADDICH LINKS AGED 14 YEARS - THE OLD COURSE ST. ANDREWSSingle Malt Scotch Whisky. Bottle no. 7630 of 12,000. 70cl, 46% volume, in tin. BRUICHLADDICH LINKS AGED 14 YEARS - K CLUB IRELAND "16th HOLE"Single Malt Scotch Whisky. Bottle no. 112 of 12,000. Natural colour, NCF. 70cl, 46% volume, in tin.2 bottles. CONDITION REPORT: Congeners in liquid of St Andrews bottling, viewing recommended.
Lot 3545A
Musical Sammelband - an arrangement of 18th century sheet music, comprising Twelve Select Scots Reels for the Piano Forte, or Violin and Violoncello, F. Linley, London [c.1780]; My Ain Kind Dearie, with Variation by D. Corri; Eighteen Favourite Sonatinas ~ For The Harpsichord, or Piano-Forte by Ignace Pleyel, A. Bland & Wellers, London [c.1780]; The favourite Overture to Lodoiska, As performed at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, Composed by M. Kreitzer, F. Linley, London [c.1780]; Six Progrefsive Sonatinas for the Piano Forte (sic), Composed by Muzio Clementi, Longman, Clementi, & Co., London [c.1780]; Six Sonatas for the Piano Forte With an Accompaninment for a Violin, Dedicated to Mifs Shaw, Compofed by J.L. Dussek, Preston & Son, London [c.1780]; Paul et Virgine. The Favourite Grand Ballet, as performed at the King's Theatre Haymarket, Compofed by Sigr. Onorati (sic), The Mufic by Joseph Mazzinghi (sic), G. Goulding, London [c.1780]; Three Sonatas, For The Piano Forte, with or without the Additional Keys, and an Accompanyment for a Flute or Violin, Compofed & Humbly Dedicated to Mrs. Rigby (sic), By Joseph Mazzinghi, London [c.1780]; Overture To Henry IV Arranged for Two Performers on the Piano Forte or Harpsichord by M. Martini, Longman, Clementi & Co., London [c.1780]; Oramer's Grand March, For the Piano Forte or Harp, with or Without the Additional Notes, Rt. Birchall, London [c.1780]; Three Sonatas for the Piano Forte, with an Accompaniment for a Violin and Bafs ad Libitum In Which are Introduced the Airs of Thou foft Avon - Afavte: German Waltz - & Wing gentle Evergreen Composed and Dedicated To Mifs Welch by J.B. Cramer (sic), Rt. Birchall, London [c.1780]; Overture in the Occasional Oratorio by Mr: Handel; Trois Petits Airs En Rondo, pour le Piano Forte, Composés et trés humblement dediés A Madame La Marquise de Spinola, Par K. Kambra, Printed for the Author, London [c.1780], signed by the author in ink ms. in lower-right margin, contemporary leather spine and marbled boards, the first sheet inscribed Harriet Bradshaw [possibly of the Holbrook, Bradshaws, Derbyshire, youngest daughter of the Rev. Joseph Bradshaw] in ink ms., large 4to
Lot 866
WORLD WAR TWO AFC GROUP OF FOUR Air Force Cross, reverse officially dated 1945, case of issue, Defence Medal, War Medal and Air Efficiency Award FG OFF K E BRYCESON RAFVR, Pilot's Flying Log Book certified by 742280 SJT K[ENNETH] E BRYCESON from 18 May 1939 - 11 September 1942, a black and white full length caricature of "Bry" by Pat Rooney, signed and dated 1943, a portrait of the recipient, bust length in RAF uniform by Phyllis Morgans, signed, oil on canvas and related photographs of interest, in particular relating to Flt Leiut Bryceson's involvement in No 1 Course Helicopter Flight at RAF Andover, April 1945 Provenance: The recipient, thence by descent to the present vendor.
Lot 553
Barnes (Joseph K.). The Medical and Surgical History of the War of the Rebellion (1861-65), Surgical History, Washington, volumes 1 & 2, Washington, 1870-76 [and] Medical History, volume 2 only, 2nd issue, Washington, 1879, plates and illustrations, ex-library with usual stamps and marks, hinges weak, original cloth, some fraying and wear, first volume of Surgical History frayed on joints and second volume with spine ends restored, 4to, together with Crenshaw (A.H., editor), Campbell's Operative Orthopaedics, 2 volumes, 4th edition, Saint Louis, 1963, black and white and some colour illustrations, original cloth gilt, plus Moore (Norman), The History of St Bartholomew's Hospital, 2 volumes, 1918, plates, original cloth in dust jackets, a little rubbed, 4to, plus other mostly surgery interest including textbooks (3 shelves)
Lot 450
Lawes (Henry). The Second Book of Ayres, and Dialogues, for One, Two, and Three Voyces, printed by T[homas] H[arper] for Jo[hn] Playford, 1655, a-b2, A-I2, LL2, LLL2, K-N2, title page supplied in facsimile a2 a cancel (with differing woodcut head-piece from the Ornament in the King's College Cambridge copy), with professional repair to extreme inner margin, large woodcut initial to a2, woodcut initial to each song, B1 substantially re-margined, without loss of text, A2 with repairs to lower corner with some letters replaced in facsimile, several other minor repairs to B1, B2 and other leaves, final leaf (N2) repaired to lower outer corner with some letterpress supplied in facsimile, publisher's list at foot of final leaf verso, occasional near-contemporary musical additions in brown ink, bookplate of Joseph Crawhall, Morpeth, engraved portrait of Edward Wenman Martin and pencil signature of Richard Border to front pastedown, and small library bookplate of Christopher Rowe to front endpaper modern antique-style quarter speckled calf gilt (endpapers replaced), folio Henry Lawes (1596-1662), the brother of William Lawes, was greatly admired in his own time as a prolific English songwriter of the Cavalier period. He became a Gentleman of the Chapel Royal in 1626, and a member of the King's Musick in 1631. He published three books of Ayres and Dialogues in 1653, 1655 and 1658. He also wrote the music for Milton's masque Comus, at the poet's request, first performed at Ludlow Castle on September 29, 1634. (1)
Lot 524
Archaeology. A collection of approximately 250 scholarly articles and offprints from journals on archaeology, circa 1930s-80s, including J.J. Butler, Gosta Saflund, Paul Astrom, David Stronach, C. Burney, P.J. Hartnett, George Eogan, J.G.D. Clark, Grahame Clark, and numerous others, many inscribed by the authors to Nancy K. Sandars, mostly bound in original printed wrappers, 4to/8vo Ex libris N.K. Sandars, British Archaeologist. (2 cartons)
Lot 556
CLASSIC ROCK/POP - Nice collection of 33 x LPs with 2 x 12" test pressing records. Artists/titles include Pink Floyd (x2) - More (7th pressing) and Meddle (SHVL 795 A7/B6 - Ex/Ex nice textured cover), Marianne Faithfull - S/T (LK 4689, VG+/Ex), Alex Campbell, Cream, Neil Young - Zuma (K 54057), Willie Bobo - Elation Johnny Hodges/Wild Bill Davis, Medicine Head, The Kinks, Alice Cooper, Kate Bush, The Jam and The Sweet. Condition is generally VG+ to Ex+.
Lot 24
PRINCE 12" - Great collection of 34 x 12" releases. Titles include Sexy Dancer (rare original UK issue, K 17590 T with original company cover), Girls & Boys (w/limited edition poster), Anotherloverholenyohead (Extended Version) (still sealed), Alphabet St. , Glam Slam, The Scandalous Sex Suite, The Future, 1999, Little Red Corvette (Dance Mix), Pop Life, Kiss and Mountains. Condition is generally Ex to Ex+.
Lot 246
ROCK/PROG/NWOBHM - Smashing pack of 15 x 7" singles. Artists/titles include Haze - The Night (MUSH 1), Jonesy - Ricochet (Dawn promo DNS 1030 - Ex+), Big Front Yard - Money-Go-Round (RAM 0001), Z Z Top - HLU 10458, Pink Fairies - The Snake (2058-089, strong Ex), Satisfaction - Love It Is (F 13129 promo)k, Smoke (F R 13484), Jackboot (SR 505), Los Canarios (MM 502), Slack Alice, The Monsters (ART 2045), Birtha (PRO 574) and Kericho Jones. Condition is generally Ex to Ex+.
Lot 532
BIG JOE TURNER - Great selection of 9 x LPs from the boss! Titles include The Boss Of The Blues (London LTZ-K. 15053, Ex/Ex), Sings The Blues (RM 207), S/T (Musidisc 30 CV 1010), Rhythm & Blues Years, Sings The Blues 1 and 2 (522207/52229), Jumpin' With Joe. Condition is generally VG+ to Ex.
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