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Lot 4
BETJEMAN (Sir John): boldly signed TLS to Miss Wynne-Tyson, 23rd Sep 1958, thanking her 'very much for the proof copy of Kingdom Come', one side with fold, headed paper for 43 Cloth Fair: TLS to Jon Wynne-Tyson dated March 8th 1967, with handwritten postscript citing J D Beresford: together with lengthy one side ALS in blue ink to Miss Wynne-Tyson, on the restyling of lamp posts in Arundel: each with original envelope, together with related correspondence and copies. (Small qty)
Lot 54
DOUGLAS (Lord Alfred): 'The Spirit Lamp. An Aesthetic, Literary and Critical Magazine..': Vol IV, No.1, May 1893: 47pp, original blue printed wrappers, lacking the lower cover: together with 'The City of the Soul', London, Grant Richards, 1899, second edition: 12mo, original vellum backed boards, ownership inscription of Hugh De Selincourt dated May 14.07 to upper FE. (2)
Lot 71
FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE'S LAMP: sepia photograph mounted on card, image approx 14.5 x 9.5cm, depicting metal lamp, to verso handwritten text in blue ink headed 'The Lady with the Lamp', explaining ...'the late Mr Baker of Chichester, who served under Miss Nightingale was the recipient of one of these lamps, which, although plain & simple in appearance is now a treasured heirloom belonging to a lady who resides in Bognor & she states it was presented by Florence Nightingale to Hospital Sergeant Edward Baker, 34th Border Regiment, during the Crimean War...with much kindness this lady allowed a photograph to be taken of the gift...': photographer's label of Russells, Chichester, scattered foxing else VG. (1)
Lot 16
GOLDING (Louis): a large bundle of material relating to Louis Golding, including his pocket diaries for 1930-31: holograph poem titled 'To My Mother', pencilled with amendments to four sides of ruled notepaper: Paternoster Club menu with note by Golding to verso: TLS from Golding to Town Clerk of Marylebone dated 8th March 1956 on replacement concrete lamp posts at Hamilton Terrace: four side typescript for talk given by Jon Wynne-Tyson on Louis Golding, Poetry Society Nov 28th 1958: plus misc other correspondence related. (Bundle)
Lot 143
A pair of French green serpentine marble and gilt metal mounted table lamps in Louis XVI style, early 20th century, the fitments rising from swagged urn form bodies applied with twin rams' masks, above waisted and foliate cast socles descending to circular bases inset with beading and foliate panels, raised on toupie feet, 58cm high to top of fitment, 77cm high including shadeCondition Report: The lamps bear the usual very minor marks, knocks and scuffs overall consistent with age and use.The mount encircling one of the socles is loose, and has partially detached. This will require attention. Each lamp bears one or two shallow surface indentations to the marble, and one narrow line appears to have been filled. This lamp also has a narrow crack to one of the gilt mounts, probably from casting and overall stable. The other has a similar fissure to the band of guilloches encircling the top. The present mounts supporting the electrical fitments may be associated. The lamps are offered as decorative items, please have checked by a certified electrician prior to use.Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 383
A substantial French patinated and parcel gilt bronze figural floor lamp, circa 1900, modelled as an amorino holding aloft a torch terminating in a fruiting and foliate cast light basket, on a rouge griotte marble base, 151cm high; presented on a later green painted and gilded stand, 42cm highCondition Report: Marks, knocks and scuffs overall consistent with age and use.The patination is slightly variegated between dark brown (near black) and more chocolate brown areas.The basket light fitment has been completely re-gilt, and there is some radial movement between the lights and the basket itself.There are joins visible between sections of the drapery, and not all are perfectly aligned, so there is a little gap between the drape on the shoulder.There is a little scuffed area to the front of the hair, possibly a shallow dent.Two or three short sections of grey filler to marble base, though this is barely visible in the naturally variegated stone. The associated plinth is a little marked and scuffed, and has two horizontal splits to the top though it is overall completely stable.Please have the item teste by a certified electrician prior to use. Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 98
A French celadon glazed porcelain and gilt metal mounted oil lamp, later 19th century, the bottle form celadon glazed body mounted with twin scroll and mask handles, approximately 72cm high overall including floriform frosted glass shadeCondition Report: A couple of minute nibbles/chips to the rim of the floriform shade. Porcelain not examined out of mounts.Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 193
Selection of WW2 Packaging including National Household, dried, machine skimmed milk tin, complete ... Pure dried whole eggs tin, complete ... Vale Royal “ARP” lamp bulb in box ... Miss Muffet toilet roll with printed wartime wrapping ... Victory hair pin kit, complete ... The Soldier’s Friend cleaning paste tin, complete ... Air Raid Precautions tape tin, complete ... White Windsor soap bar.
Lot 308
Two Various Civil Defence Steel Helmets consisting white painted, Zuckerman steel helmet with black painted band with “P.L” to the front and rear (Patrol Leader). Leather and webbing liner dated “1941”. Helmet complete with screw on spotlight lamp, complete with wiring and battery box (minor damage to lamp) ... Grey painted, MK2 steel helmet. Black treated linen liner. The cruciform dated “1940”. Sprung webbing chinstrap. 2 items.
Lot 367
Small Selection of Home Front Equipment consisting black, japanned, rectangular tin. The lid marked “ARP (Wardens) First Aid Case”, empty ... 1939 dated, ARP wooden rattle with maker’s stamp “Clement & Sons” ... British Rail, large lamp. Black painted body. Rear and top handle. Large front lens ... Black painted, rectangular tin. The lid marked “ARP Home First Aid Case”. Empty with some external rust. 4 items.
Lot 391
Selection of Various ARP Items consisting brass hand bell with wooden handle. The bell stamped “ARP” and “G & J 1939” ... Wooden rattle stamped “ARP W Clements & Sons 1939” ... American, WW1, alloy waterbottle with ARP pattern, canvas shoulder harness ... Black ARP lamp with hood, complete in its maker’s box ... Silver painted, ARP lamp with fold down hood. Clip marked “Lamps Electric”. 5 items.
Lot 299
* Glassware. A Loetz style glass shoulder vase, with an iridescent lustre finish, 19cm high together with two similar glass vases of long tapered form, plus small yellow lustre glass vase with silver floral overlay decoration, 15cm high plus a porcelain table lamp in the form of an owl, 19cm highQty: (5)NOTESProvenance: Collection of Jack Webb (1923-2019), London.
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