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Lot 1496
STEVEN TOWNSEND (born 1955); watercolour, 'Jesus the Creator', signed and titled lower left, 27.5 x 60.5cm, framed and glazed. (D)Additional InformationThe image is good. Light wear and scuffs to the frame.This lot qualifies for Artist Resale Rights. For further information, please visit http://www.dacs.org.uk or http://artistscollectingsociety.org
Lot 15
DUBLIN 1907; two Mauchline ware trinket boxes printed with general views of buildings at the fair, lengths 18cm and 13.5cm (2).Additional InformationEach of the spoons with tarnishing, the Festival of Empire with damage to the enamel, each of the boxes with usual wear, light scratches and scuffs, minor knocks, the rocking mechanism on the smaller example is not working 100% correctly.
Lot 527
ROSSETTI (C), GOBLIN MARKET, first edition, illustrated Laurence Houseman, green cloth with gilt detailing, MaCMillan & Co, 1893; SHANNON (C), THE PAGEANT, with literary contributions by Yeats and illustrations by Dante Gabriel Rossetti, 1896 (2).Provenance: from the estate of Stanley Dobbin.Additional InformationGoblin Market with light rubbing and wear to the exterior, some slight fraying beginning to the bottom of the spine, internally the end papers with some browning and foxing, odd page with a blemish, and the title page with foxing, The Pageant binding is in poor condition and will need attention, some foxing and marks internally and general wear to page edges.
Lot 529A
GREENE (G), JOURNEY WITHOUT MAPS, uncorrected proof copy, soft yellow paper covers, William Heinemann, 1936 (1).Additional InformationThis is an uncorrected proof copy of Graham Greens first travel book. The back cover is detached, rubbing and wear to the spine and other edge wear. Internally with some light browning.
Lot 535
NIVEN (L), RINGWORLD, first hardback edition, dark red cloth with unclipped dusk jacket, Victor Gollancz, 1972 and copyright Larry Niven 1970 (1)Ringworld was first published in paperback by Ballantine in 1970 however, this is the much preferred first hardback edition from 1972. Additional InformationThe red cover is generally clean and bright with a feint scuff to the front right corner and light rubbing to the top edge. The dust jacket is clean and bright with slight wear to the top edge of the spine section and a very slight tear to the top edge of the back section of the cover. Internally clean and bright. This is a first British edition (hardback), published in 1972 by Victor Gollancz. The printed card is loosely laid in - not stuck in. There are no ex-Libris marks or erasures.
Lot 563
PIPER (J), JOHN PIPER'S STOWE, limited edition, No 257 signed by John Piper, red cloth boards and black slip case, Hurtwood Press, 1983 (1).Additional InformationThe title page with a few light fox spots and the limited edition page to the back of the books with some foxing to the lower half. Some slight pulls to the cloth on the front and back boards, slip case with some marks / scuffs and two patches of loss to the cloth surface.
Lot 587
ASIMOV (I), I, ROBOT, first UK edition, with unclipped dust jacket, green cloth with black lettering to spine, London, Grayson & Grayson, 1952 (1).Additional InformationDust jacket rubbed and bumped along all edges and with a flattened tear to the top left corner of the front cover, generally grubby throughout and with a further tear to the top right corner of the back cover of the dust jacket, green cloth with light wear and fading to edges and a couple of slight blemishes, end papers with light toning, odd fox mark here and there internally.
Lot 608
ROBERT A HEINLEIN; THE MAN WHO SOLD THE MOON, Shasta Publishers, Chicago, 1950; BETWEEN PLANETS, illustrated by Clifford Geary, pictorial dust jacket and pictorial blue cloth, New York Charles Scribner's 1951; THE PUPPET MASTERS, Science Fiction Club, 1953; STARMAN JONES, ex award presentation book with remnant of label to front free end paper, Sidgwick & Jackson, 1954; THE DOOR INTO SUMMER, Doubleday & Co, 1957; HAVE SPACE SUIT-WILL TRAVEL, clipped dust jacket, Charles Scribner's Sons, 1958 (6).Additional InformationDoor into Summer with clipped dust jacket and Starman Jones also with clipped dust jacket, Puppet Masters, Sold the Moon and Between Planets with worn dust jackets on all edges, with some chips and creasing, etc, dust jacket to the Door into Summer in equal condition, the dust jackets to the other two books are better, Sold the Moon is lightly grubby throughout with some old toning and old sellotape offset marks to the end papers and page edges are generally worn, Door in Summer with some light foxing, etc, all books perhaps a little tired, please ask for further information.
Lot 621
NEBULAR AWARD STORIES; a set of ten volumes, each with unclipped dust jacket, Victor Gollancz, 1967-1975 (10).Additional InformationSome sun fading to the spines and some sun shadowing to the top of volume 10 to the dust jacket and to the board, dust jacket with general light age wear throughout, internally with some light toning at end papers but essentially ok.
Lot 628
DC COMICS; TALES OF THE UNEXPECTED, a collection of fifty-two editions comprising 20, 23, 26, 32, 34, 35, 36, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64 (x2), 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78 (x2), 79, 80, 81 and 82.Additional Information40 - edges rubbed, top edge a little more so with some slight nicks. Spine edge rubbed, bottom right corner of cover with an old crease. Internally with light browning. Spine detached from lower staple. 41- spine edge with light rubbing and creasing. Edges with general light wear and outer edge of back cover with a slight little tear. Internally with light browning. Latter pages with small chips to the tip of the bottom outer corner. 42 - wear to all edges of the cover, some chipping to the spine, tear at the bottom of spine running up the fold and cover detached at lower staple. Some creasing to the bottom right corner of cover. Pencil numbers to the middle of the front. Internally with browning and light rounding of the corners. Crease to the middle of the front cover by alien head. 43 - wear along the edges, heavier wear and rubbing along the bottom edges with a few small little tears. A couple of small chips to the spine. Back cover with a few light blemishes. Some creasing. Internally browned with odd small tear at edge, grubby along the bottom edges of the inside covers and first and last pages. Last page with small fold to corner. Back of cover with shadow line at bottom. A few other blemishes to come pages internally.
Lot 603
Hadrill & Horstmann - A good original mid 20th Century industrial counterbalance anglepoise office desk table lamp by Hadrill and Horstmann. The lamp light with adjustable counterbalance arm and conical pendant shade raised on a square weighted base. All finished in a silver grey colourway. Measures 56cm.
Lot 646
Herbert Terry & Sons - Anglepoise - Model 90 - An original retro vintage 20th Century 1970's articulated anglepoise work desk lamp light. The lamp in white enamel colourway raised on a weighted painted circular base and pendant shade with push button to verso. Impressed makers marks to the arm. Sold as untested. Measures approx; 69cm tall.
Lot 254
A gilt metal two light girandole wall mirror with rope twist and curving foliate decoration to the rim, 36cm wide x 47cm high together with an arched top dressing table mirror with bevelled mirror plates, 81cm wide fully extended x 55cm highCondition report: Gilt metal with some surface marks and oxidisation, dressing table mirror with some surface scratches to the central plate
Lot 171
4 Brooklin Models 1/43 scale 1933 Pierce Arrow Silver Arrow metallic blue ,light colour interior, whitewall tyres and silver wheel hubs.1933 Pierce Arrow "Silver Arrow" Silver ,red interior ,chrome trim and wheel centres with whitewall tyres. Brooklyn Models Chevrolet El Camino Metallic Green, white interior and load bed,"Modelex 1994 " A board poster frame in rear and signwriting on both front wings .Brooklyn Models 1/43 Ford Thunderbird, red with white interior, silver trim and wheel centres with white wall tyres, VGC 4 £40-60
Lot 172
4 Brooklin Models white metal 1/43 scale 1954 Chevrolet Bel Air two tone light green body/dark metallic green roof white wall tyres and silver hub caps tan interior. 1951 Ford Victoria two tone light green body, silver trim ,whitewall tyres, beige interior and dark green roof. Brooklyn Ford Victoria possible colour trial sage green body/light green roof casting only no trim, chassis wheels or detailing. Also Durham Classics Chevrolet 1/43 open van two tone silver body red chassis, wings and mudguards. No axels, wheels or other detailing, possible prototype. VGC £40-60
Lot 174
4 Brooklin Chevrolet 1954 Bel Air 2 door light green body, dark green roof, white wall tyres, silver wheel centres, "Modelex 97 " decals applied to both sides and wings. 1946 Mercury Sportsman light green and woody style convertible body, light brown interior white wall tyres chrome hub caps black baseplate. 1953 Oldsmobile Fiesta convertible 2 tone light green body, dark green upper rear wings and boot panels, chrome trim, white wall tyres, cream interior with black base plate. One other 1/43 yellow painted possible woody style station wagon unfinished bodyshell casting only.VGC £40-60
Lot 180
4 White Metal Models. 2x Model Road Replicas by SMTS for Model Road & Rail. 1958 Austin FX3D Taxi (MRR1.B). In black with brown interior. Plus a Ford Consul Mk2 Saloon (MRR8). In dark blue with light blue interior. Together with a Foden 4 axle rigid HOVIS Flour tanker in maroon, light grey and yellow livery. Plus a Brooklin Collection 1957 Mercury Turnpike Cruiser (BRK28). In metallic orangy brown with tan interior. All boxed, minor wear/some wear. Contents GC-Mint, Hovis tanker has the tank detached as has broken lugs. £80-120
Lot 216
13 Matchbox 1-75 Superfast. MB39C; Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow II in bronze-silver. MB46C; Ford Tractor & Harrow, in metallic green with yellow harrow. MB52C; BMW M1 in silver with black stripes. MB54; Personnel Carrier. MB55D; Ford Cortina in metallic light brown. MB56B; Hi-Tailer in white with unpainted base. MB59D; Porsche 928 in black. MB64D; Caterpillar Bulldoser in yellow with brown roof. MB67; Datsun 260Z in silver with white interior. MB68C; Chevrolet Van in orange. MB70D; Ferrari 308GTB in orange. MB70; S-P Gun. MB73C; Ford Model A car in cream and green. All boxed, minor wear to a few and damage to one. Vehicles VGC-Mint. £40-60
Lot 22
Hornby Hobbies 1948 Nationalisation West Country Class 4-6-2 Tender Locomotive 'Bude' (R.2685), RN34006. Locomotive in lined Malachite Green with a British Railways tender in unlined black livery. Boxed with paperwork and Limited Edition Certificate 1310/2008. Some light wear to outer box. Contents VGC-Mint. £60-80
Lot 222
7 Matchbox Series. A London Bus No.5 in red. Bedford Wreck Truck No.13 in tan with red crane with metal wheels. ERF Marshall Horse Box No.35 in red and tan with metal wheels. Bedford CA Van ;Evening News' in yellow with metal wheels. Guy Removals Van, 'Pickfords' No.46 in dark blue with grey plastic wheels. Wolseley 1500 No.57 in light green with grey plastic wheels. Plus a Citroen DS19 No.66 in bright yellow with grey plastic wheels. All boxed, worn/damaged. Vehicles VGC minor chips only. £70-90
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