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Lot 80
Seven assorted £1 notes, comprising P S Beale (March 1950), prefix T03C, BE54b, L K O`Brien (November 1955), prefix W45K, BE56f, four series `C` portrait issues (March 1960), L K O`Brien, prefix 25J, BE61c, J Q Hollom (February 1963), prefix J78R, BE64c, J S Fforde (February 1967), prefix R17D, BE72c, J E Page (1970-), prefix Z74E, BE78d and a series `D` pictorial issue (February 1978) J B Page, prefix B20, BE83c, all Unc
Lot 210
Ensemble de huit assiettes en faience polychrome sur le thème de l’Alliance Franco-russe. Luneville, fin du XIXe siècle. Подборка из восьми тарелок декоративных «Россия и Франция ». Фаянс, роспись полихромная. Марка: черная, подглазурная: K & G Luneville. Диаметр - 22,5 см. Отличная сохранность. Франция, Люневиль, кон. XIX века.
Lot 16
ENSEMBLE DE 2 MONTRES DE POCHE EN ARGENT (titre 800, 19 cts)- LONGINES - DAVID & G.S. ABDOOVERS 1900Montre de poche savonnette en argent pour le marché ottoman. Boîtier guilloché et tranche cannelée. Cadran blanc avec index turc, aiguilles poire en acier bleui, cadran auxiliaire pour la petite seconde. Échappement à cylindre.Cadran, boîtier et mouvement signés.Boîtier et mouvement numérotés 5058333.Diam. 47 mm- LONGINES - NACIB K. DJEZVEDJIAN - CONSTANTINOPLEVERS 1900Montre de poche savonnette en argent pour le marché ottoman. Boîtier guilloché (enfoncements) et tranche cannelée. Cadran blanc avec index turc, aiguilles poire en acier bleui, cadran auxiliaire pour la petite seconde. Échappement à cylindre.Cadran, boîtier et mouvement signés.Boîtier et mouvement numérotés 4697113.Accompagnée de 2 clefs.Diam. 52 mm (à réviser)A lot of two silver poket watch by Longines.
Lot 244
LOT DE 7 PINCES à CRAVATEUne en or jaune (18k) orné d’un petit saphir, signée Piaget.Une en or jaune trois tons (18 k), signée Fred.Une en or gris (18k) godronnée, signée P.P & Co.Une en or jaune (18k) sertie de saphirs calibrés signée Faraone.Une en or jaune (18k) trois tons.Une en or jaune (14k), signée Tiffany.Une en or jaune (14k) ornée d’une opaline bleue signée Bazaar.Poids brut : 46,1 G (18K) et 13,8 G (14K)A lot of 7 tie bars. SANS RESERVE
Lot 309
ARTISTS: Selection of vintage signed 11 x 15.5 photographs by various artists, painters and sculptors etc., mainly American, comprising Wolf Kahn, Lennart Anderson, John Koch, Robert Laurent, Jean De Marco, George L. K. Morris, Tony Smith, Dorothea Greenbaum and Henry N. Cobb. All of the photographs are by Pach Bros of New York and most their stamp to the lower mounts. A little, extremely light age wear, generally VG, 9
Lot 325
KIPLING RUDYARD: (1865-1936) English Author, Nobel Prize winner for Literature, 1907. T.L.S., Rudyard Kipling, one page, 4to, Bateman's, Burwash, Sussex, 27th August 1914, to Rev. A. Hill. Kipling states that he was sorry to have had to telegraph a response to the Mayor of Hove's invitation stating 'that I was unable to be present and address the Meeting at Hove' and adds that he is also sorry not to be able to help his correspondent, further remarking 'I am sure that it is work that needs to be done, but unfortunately I am pledged in other directions….I know you will understand from your own experience that in these days it is not possible to put aside any work that one has undertaken.' Together with Jerome K. Jerome (1859-1927) English Writer & Humorist. Bold fountain pen ink signature ('Yours sincerely, Jerome K Jerome') on a card. VG, 2
Lot 402
BRUNEL ISAMBARD KINGDOM: (1806-1859) British Engineer. A very fine vintage signed 18 x 22.5 engraving, the image by Henry Cousins after a painting by John Callcott Horsley, depicting Brunel seated in a three quarter length pose at his desk, holding a pen in his hands. Several papers and letters fill the desk top before him. Signed ('I K Brunel') in dark fountain pen ink to the lower border which also bears a small circular blindstamp. Neatly mounted to a contemporary canvas backing and with wooden stretchers to the verso. Signed images of Brunel are of the utmost rarity and this large, attractive example is particularly desirable. Some very minor, light age toning to the edges and just a few very insignificant surface marks to the background of the image, VG John Callcott Horsley (1817-1903) English Painter and Illustrator, designer of the first Christmas card. Brunel had married Horsley's sister, Mary Elizabeth, in 1836. The oil painting from which the present engraving was made is housed in the National Portrait Gallery, London, and was painted by Horsley in 1857. It was presented to the Gallery by Brunel's son in 1895. American Book Prices Current have no records relating to signed images of Brunel ever having appeared at auction.
Lot 412
AUTOGRAPHS: Miscellaneous selection of signed clipped pieces, Free Front envelope panels, A.Ls.S. etc., by a variety of historical figures and other famous individuals including W. E. Gladstone, Viscount Melbourne, Jerome K. Jerome, Edward Bulwer-Lytton (A.N.S. with his initials), Carlo Marochetti, George, Duke of Cambridge, Lord Napier of Magdala, Princess Mary, Bernard Partridge (briefly referring to Punch), Lord Russell of Liverpool (T.L.S. regarding lectures in America, 1957), Herbert Samuel, Matthew Arnold, Samuel Wilberforce, Martin Tupper etc. Some laid down. FR to generally G, 22
Lot 509
HISTORICAL: A small 4to album containing over 100 signed clipped pieces, Free Front envelope panels, A.Ls.S. etc., by a variety of famous Victorians and Edwardians etc., some laid down to pages and many loosely inserted, including William Huskisson, Frank R. Benson, Letty Lind, Cardinal Nicholas Wiseman, Charles Bell, Earl Kitchener, John Hobhouse, Percy Frankland, Charles Wyndham, Archibald Joyce, Peter Mark Roget, Margaret Lloyd George, Auguste Van Biene (A.M.Q.S.), Louis Battenberg, Francis Grant, Sidney Webb, T. B. Macaulay, Lord Methuen, H. Gordon Selfridge, Sabine Baring Gould, Frederick Treves, Anthony Hope Hawkins, Martin Tupper, Rufus Isaacs, G. K. Chesterton, Arthur Ransome, John Galsworthy, Hall Caine, Arnold Bennett, Ferdinand de Lesseps, John Masefield etc., also including some printed ephemera and newspaper clippings etc. The album lacking its spine and both boards loose, FR to G
Lot 562
WORLD WAR II: Small selection of signed cards, T.Ls.S., signed photograph (1) etc., by various individuals associated with World War II including Claude Auchinleck, V. K. Wellington Koo, Leonard Cheshire VC, Odette Hallowes, Leslie Hore-Belisha, James Doolittle, Hasso von Manteuffel etc. G to generally VG, 9
Lot 286
Chocolatière en argent quadripode à enroulements godronnés, terminés par de larges attaches en grande fleur caractéristiques de l’orfèvrerie Douaisienne. Le corps est formé de quatre pans droits alternés avec quatre pans cintrés à côtes doubles droites.{CR}Le couvercle est à double doucine ceinturé de godrons en rappel sur le fretel terminé par une fleur.{CR}Maître-Orfèvre Charles-Louis GERARD, reçu en 1716.{CR}DOUAI. 1747-1748.{CR}Poinçons sur le bec, le manche latéral, sous le couvercle et le corps.{CR}Egalement sous le couvercle et le corps, marque de la ville au «d» couronné sur la grappe de raisin, lettre «K» pour l’année 1747-1748. {CR}Haut. : 27,5 cm{CR}Poids : 1100 g
Lot 123A
Suite de trois paires de motifs d’oreilles : les premiers en trois anneaux d’or jaune entrelacés, les seconds en or rose à décor filigrané, les derniers en trois tons d’or. On joint une paire de boucles d’oreilles en anneaux d’or jaune imbriqués agrémentés de roses (14K) {CR}Poids du 18 K: 47,6 g. Poids du 14 k : 4,2 g
Lot 199
Lot de deux bagues en or jaune : l’une en trois anneaux imbriqués sertis de diamants, centrés de pierres de couleurs, terminée de six perles en pampilles mobiles ; l’autre au chaton d’argent ajouré serti de roses. On joint deux bagues en or jaune (14K) serties de pierres de couleurs ou de diamants.{CR}Poids du 18 k : 9,1 g. Poids du 14 k : 9,3 g
Lot 876
A small inverted baluster jug with strap handle, showing cattle within a rural landscape, c1840, height 12.5cm, together with a small ovoid shaped flow blue jug, impressed John K. Knight. The Foley Pottery Est. 1846, having applied lettering 'ENGLISH ALE xxx'. Condition Report: The 'ale' jug has a chip to the edge of the foot rim. Crazed and stained. The other jug has several very small glaze chips to the rim. Crazed and stained. Couple of firing chips to the edge of the foot rim.
Lot 48
Ten defence medals from WW I and II. (10) CONDITION REPORT: Large lot to include - faithful service medal in the special constabulary on ribbon, edge rubbed and unreadable. Mercantile marine medal with no ribbon, three ww II defence medals, civilisation medal awarded to K.10086 G.S. Gould Sto 1.R.N. Four star medals - two Atlantic Stars, Africa Star and 1939-45 star,
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