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Lot 179
A CONTINENTAL PORCELAIN MOULDED TEA SERVICE, DECORATED WITH ROSES ON A SHADED APRICOT GROUND, RIM GILT, C1890 AND A SET OF EIGHT FRENCH COFFEE CUPS AND SAUCERS, DECORATED WITH A FLOWER SPRAY IN LIGHT BLUE AND GILT BORDER, SAUCERS 14CM D, PRINTED MARK UML FRANCE (38) The lot in good condition
Lot 196
A SET OF SIX JOHN RIDGWAY DESSERT PLATES, PAINTED WITH A COLOURFUL LOOSE BOUQUET IN VIVID APPLE GREEN AND GILT BORDER, 23.5CM D, PATTERN 2/3187, C1840 AND A BLUE PRINTED EARTHENWARE MEAT DISH (7) Plates - light wear; two plates slightly stained. Meat dish - cracked at 9 o'clock, slight wear around rim
Lot 290
A COLLECTION OF PRINTED EPHEMERA AND OTHER ITEMS, TO INCLUDE GLAMOUR AND OTHER POSTCARDS, 19TH C PRINTS, H.M ADMIRALTY PROMOTION (SURGEON) DATED 1845, POSTAGE STAMPS, OPERA PROGRAMMES, PICTORIAL SOUVENIR [NEW ZEALAND] GUIDE TO OKOROIRE SANITORIUM HOT BATHS, BUSH SCENERY AND MAORI LIFE WITH TWO CONTEMPORARY PHOTOGRAPHS (ALBUMEN PRINTS) PASTED TO TITLE, [WORLD WAR ONE POETRY] FREDERICK G. SCOTT - IN THE BATTLE SILENCES POEMS WRITTEN AT THE FRONT, PRESENTATION COPY SIGNED ON THE HALF TITLE AND INSCRIBED FRANCE FEB 3RD 1917, LIGHT BLUE WRAPPERS, LONDON 1916, [SIR] A. J. MUNNINGS - THE TALE OF ANTHONY BELL A HUNTING BALLAD, ORIGINAL GREEN WRAPPERS FOR PRIVATE CIRCULATION, DEDHAM, APRIL 1921, ACT OF PARLIAMENT 1744, [SCRIPOPHILY] THE ISABELLA GOLD MINING COMPANY, CHICAGO AND EASTERN ILLINOIS RAILWAY COMPANY PICTORIAL ENGRAVED SHARE CERTIFICATES AND SEVERAL OTHERS SIMILAR, ETC
Lot 320
A SHERWOOD FORESTERS (NOTTS AND DERBY REGIMENT) MALACA OFFICER'S CANE WITH SILVER POMMEL AND STEEL TIP, 70CM, MAKER F N, BIRMINGHAM 1947, AND A ROYAL FLYING CORPS BAMBOO OFFICER'S CANE WITH PLATED POMMEL AND BRASS TIP RFC cane with light wear, brass tip dented, the lower part of the shaft incised with the initial B. Sherwood Foresters cane in good condition
![CRICKET. DR W. G. GRACE, AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED, BRISTOL MAY 12TH [NO YEAR], BIFOLIUM, ONE AND A HALF SIDES, TO J. ALLCHIN,](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/dc18d1f0-7792-4850-8fea-abd700dd86a6/e940578c-cd61-4fad-a463-abd700e06cd0/468x382.jpg)
Lot 607
A VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD CORNER CABINET, C1900, INLAID AND DECORATED IN PENWORK WITH PENDANTS AND GROTESQUES, THE UPPER PART WITH SWAN NECK PEDIMENT AND CENTRAL DOOR WITH BEVELLED GLASS LIGHT AND FLANKING MIRRORS, THE LOWER PART CONFORMING, 239CM H; 56 X 92CM Unrestored condition, requiring some minor cosmetic restoration and cleaning, in the present private family ownership for many decades
Lot 91
A GEORGE III SILVER SNUFFERS TRAY WITH REEDED RIM CRESTED, 22CM L, MAKER'S MARK RUBBED, OVER SH, LONDON 1802, A SILVER DRUM MUSTARD POT WITH BLUE GLASS LINER, LONDON 1934, A SILVER MUSTARD SPOON, A SILVER SALT CELLAR WITH BLUE GLASS LINER, BIRMINGHAM 1934 AND A SILVER SALT SPOON, 8OZS Snuffers tray with light wear consistent with age. Mustard pot in good condition, no play in hinge, no engraving or erasure, glass liner chipped. Salt cellar dented and worn
Lot 1102
**WOW** Amazing Matchbox Series wooden display No's 1-75 including all cars below; 1c Road Roller Very Good/Excellent Condition Lighter Green2b Dumper Nr MINT Condition3a Cement Mixer MINT4b Massey Harris Tractor (Gold rear hubs with metal wheels) RARER model MINT5b 1957 London Bus with Grey Plastic Wheels MINT6a Quarry Truck MINT7a Horse Drawn Milk Float MINT8b Caterpillar Tractor Nr MINT9a Dennis Fire Escape MINT10b Scammell Mechanical Horse MINT11b ERF Esso Petrol Tanker Decal Wear with Grey Tyres EXCELLENT12a Land Rover MINT13b Ford Thames Wreck Truck MINT14b Daimler Ambulance Some Box Rubs Virtually MINT15a Diamond T Prime Mover Excellent 16b Super Atlantic Trailer EXCELLENT17c Austin FX 3 Taxi Grey Plastic Wheels MINT18b Caterpillar Bulldozer Excellent/Nr MINT 19b MG MGA Sports Car Virtually MINT Tiny Chips20a ERF Stake Truck Nr MINT21b Bedford Coach Virtually MINT Tiny Decal Damage22b Vauxhall Cresta Metallic Copper with Grey Wheels Virtually MINT 1 Tiny Dent in Boot23c Bluebird Dauphine Caravan Mauve MINT24b Hydraulic Excavator EXCELLENT25a Bedford 12cwt Van Virtually MINT 1 Tiny Chip26a ERF Cement Mixer MINT27a Bedford Low Loader EXCELLENT28a Bedford Compressor MINT29a Bedford Milk Delivery Van MINT30a Ford Prefect with Grey Plastic Wheels MINT31a Ford Station Wagon with Grey Wheels Nr MINT32a Jaguar XK140 MINT33a Ford Zodiac Dark Green MINT34a V.W. 15cwt Microvan Nr MINT35a ERF Marshall Horse Box MINT36a Austin Cambridge A50 Excellent/Nr MINT37a Karrier Bantam Lorry Uneven Load GOOD38a Karrier Refuse Truck Virtually MINT39a Ford Zodiac Convertible with Grey Plastic Wheels MINT40a Bedford 7ton Tipper MINT41a Jaguar D Type Nr MINT42a Evening News Van (Some decal damage on one side)43a Hillman Minx MINT44a Rolls Royce Silver Cloud Nr MINT45a Vauxhall Victor Yellow Virtually MINT46a Morris Minor 1000 Dark Green EXCELLENT47a Trojan Van MINT48a Meteor Sports Boat & Trailer EXCELLENT49a M3 Personnel Carrier, Transfer Damaged Nr MINT50a Commer Pick Up MINT51a Albion Chieftan MINT52a 1948 Maserati 4 CLT Yellow Wire Wheels EXCELLENT53a Aston Martin DB2-4 Mk1 Metal Wheels Nr MINT54a Saracen Personnel Carrier Nr MINT55a DUKW Amphibian with Grey Wheels MINT56a London Trolley Bus 'Peardrax' MINT57a Wolseley 1500 Silver Trim MINT58a AEC Coach 'BEA' MINT59a Ford Thames Van 'Singer' Pale Green MINT60a Morris J2 Pick Up MINT61a Ferret Scout Car MINT62a AEC General Service Lorry MINT63a Ford Service Ambulance Some Edging to Decals EXCELLENT64a Scammell Breakdown Truck MINT65a Jaguar 3.4 Litre Blue No. Plate MINT66a Citroen DS19 MINT67a Saladin Armoured Car MINT68a Austin Radio Truck Mk11 Only GOOD69a Commer Van 'Nestles' EXCELLENT70a Ford Thames Estate Car Grey Wheels Green Windows MINT71a Austin 200 gallon Water Truck Some Paint Wear on Edges EXCELLENT72a Fordson Tractor MINT73a Leyland RAF 10 ton Refueller Some Box Rubbing on Rear of Tanker Nr MINT74a Mobile Refreshment Bar Silver Body, Light Blue Base, Grey Wheels MINT75a Ford Thunderbird Dark Blue Base, Silver Wheels VERY GOOD/EXCELLENT Sticker Label Removal Took Some Paint off Boot
Lot 437
3 x Dinky Diecast Model #38f Jaguar SS100 sports car 1947-50 dark blue with grey interior excellent condition but one tyre has flat spot light blue model with light grey interior very good to excellent condition and a red model with maroon interior very good condition but one windshield missing
Lot 77
A Chinse celadon ovoid wine jar and cover, moulded in relief with four reserves of traditional figures below a ruyi frieze, domed cover with outswept meander border, monochrome light green opaque glaze throughout, 26cm high, impressed Yongzheng square markFor a jar of the same shape see Chinese Celadon and other related wares in South East Asia, SACS, Singapore 1979, fig 262, plt 217, lower right.
Lot 207
Burns (Robert, 1759-1796). 'Burns' Bible. Bible used by the Poet Burns during his last illness at Brow-Well' [so captioned on box], a highly defective double-column pocket bible in roman type, without title-page, many leaves missing or defective, the whole heavily frayed with loss at all margins, and loose in old limp calf, cracked and torn with some loss, later paper sticker with numeral '109' to upper cover, small 8vo (13 x 17 cm), preserved in a purpose-made velvet-lined blue morocco box, lettered in gilt, slightly rubbed, 15 x 9 x 7 cm (Qty: 1)NOTESProvenance: Bonhams, London, 20 August 2009, lot 636https://www.bonhams.com/auctions/17232/lot/636/Please note that the accompanying items of documentation referred to in the Bonhams description are not included with the lot, these having been mislaid during the intervening years.'Bible said to have been used by Burns. It is a small pocket copy in an extremely dilapidated condition, according to tradition it is the one used by the Poet during the last weeks of his life... the volume was brought to light by the intelligent father of its present owner, the late Mr. Scott, schoolmaster of Clarencefield, near Brow' (quoted in Relics of Burns: Upwards of a Hundred in Number , the catalogue to the Bazaar held by the Dumfries Burns Statue Fund, 14-16 September, 1880). In a newspaper article of 1893 (not included with the lot), it was noted that 'Councillor Andrew Lawson [chairman of the Burns Howff Club, Dumfries] has become the possessor of a Bible which would appear to be a genuine relic of the poet Burns. At the time Burns was staying at the Brow Well he used the Bible, which he took with him when he went there to try and recruit his health, and when he returned to Dumfries he left it with a Mr Davidson or Mrs Burnie, and then a Mr. Scott, a schoolmaster in the parish…', mentioning that Lawson purchased it from a relative of Scott (whose son, a fishmonger, had lent it to the Dumfries exhibition). It was then exhibited at the Burns Exhibition in Glasgow in 1896.
![[Charles II & William III]. Six printed broadsides, 1683-1700: 1. Reasons Humbly offer'd to the Honourable the Commons of](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/001257aa-d93a-45da-88a3-abd500ca3cc0/37357e1f-9638-47ad-a820-abd600c704f2/468x382.jpg)
Lot 208
[Charles II & William III]. Six printed broadsides, 1683-1700: 1. Reasons Humbly offer'd to the Honourable the Commons of England in Parliament Assembled, why Dr. Thomas Burwell, Dr. Richard Torlesse, Dr. William Dawes and Dr. Thomas Gill, late censors of the College of Physicians in London, should not be excused from the penalty of the Act 25 Car. II. having taken upon them, and executed the aforesaid Office of Censors, without qualifying themselves according to Law for a place of so great a trust, circa 1698, single sheet broadside, printed to one side, docket to verso, a few light stains, folds, 33 x 21 cm (Wing G2062B) 2. Reasons humbly offered for Augmenting the Number of Wool-Ports in Ireland, and particularly for opening the Port of Galway in that Kingdom, circa 1700, single sheet broadside, printed to one side, docket to verso, folds, 31.5 x 20 cm (Wing R536A) 3.The Abstract of the Lord Bruce's Bill, [1685] , single sheet broadside, printed to both sides, contemporary manuscript note at head, fold, 33 x 20 cm (Wing B5220C) 4. The State of the Lord Bruce's Case, circa 1683 single sheet broadside, horizontal split across lower section, just holding, lower left margin cropped, fold, 42 x 30 cm (Wing S5320) 5. Reasons for Passing the Bill for Regulating Proceedings in the Crown-Office humbly offered to the Parliament, circa 1692, single sheet broadside, printed to one side, lower left margin cropped, water stain and folds, 35.5 x 25 cm (Wing R499C) 6. Reasons humbly offer'd to the Honourable House of Commons for securing the Navigation of the River Thames, and the Land of the Poor of Cobham Colledge, circa 1690, single sheet broadside, printed to one side, water stains and splits with small loss of text, 31 x 18 cm (not in Wing or ESTC) (Qty: 6)
![[Charles II, King of England]. All the Letters, Memorials, and Considerations, Concerning the offered Alliance of the Kings o](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/001257aa-d93a-45da-88a3-abd500ca3cc0/8c793631-4323-4321-b202-abd600c705c4/468x382.jpg)
Lot 209
[Charles II, King of England]. All the Letters, Memorials, and Considerations, Concerning the offered Alliance of the Kings of England and France, to the High and Mighty Lords, the States of the United Neatherlands, according to the several times when they were delivered: With considerations on the said Alliance, and also reflections on the said considerations, faithfully translated from the Dutch copies printed at Haerlem by Barent Jansen, Hoog Euys, 1680, London: printed for Robert Harford, at the Angel in Cornhill, 1680, 18 pp., first two leaves detached, title with small marginal portion excised, some light spotting, folio (Wing A943), together with: The Lady Gray Vindicated: Being an Answer to a Popish Pamphler, entitled A True Relation , of a Strange Apparition that Appeared to the Lady Gray, commanding her to deliver a Message to his Grace the Duke of Monmouth, London: Printed in the Year 1681, single sheet broadside, printed to both sides in double column, light water stains, stab holes to left margin, untrimmed, 30 x 19.5 cm (11.75 x 7.75 in) (Wing L165) The Humble Address of the Presbyterians, Presented to the King by Mr. Hurst, Mr. Chester, Mr. Slater, Mr. Cox... With His Majesties Gracious Answer, printed for J.W. And Re-printed at Edinburgh by the Heir of Andrew Anderson, Printer to His most Sacred Majesty, Anno Dom, 1687, broadside in two sheets, printed to rectos, docket to verso of second sheet, rather fragile and frayed with creases but text complete,30 x 20 cm (11.75 x 8 in) (Wing A2913), with four others: 1. A True Copy of the Papers Delivered by Sir John Freind, and Sir William Parkyns, to the Sherrifs of London and Middlesex, at Tyburn, the Place of Execution, April the 3rd. 1696, London: Printed for William Rogers, 1696, single sheet broadside printed to both sides, 30 x 19 cm (11.75 x 7.5 in) (Wing F2212 variant); 2. The Famous Tryal in B.R. Between Thomas Neale, Esq; and the Late LadyTheadosia Ivy, the 4th of June, 1684. Before the Right Honourable the Late Lord Jeffreys, Lord Chief Justice of England, for part of Shadwell in the County of Middlesex. As Also the Title of the Creditors of Sir Anthony Bateman, and the Heirs of Whichcott, compared with that of the Lady Ivy to certain Lands in Wapping. Togeher with a Pamphlet heretofore writ and set out by Sir Thomas Ivy (her Husband) Himself, and here Reprinted again, Printed in the Year, 1696, 3 parts, [4], 55, [3], 9, [1], 24 pp., two folding engraved plans with outline colour, damp stain to lower right of first few leaves, some light spoting and toning, disbound, folio, 29.5 x 19 cm (11.5 x 7.5 in), (Wing F386), 3. Some Reflections upon His Highness the Prince of Oranges Declaration, [1688], single sheet broadside, printed in double column, shaved head and foot with loss of imprint and some lines of text, small wormtrack, folds, 36 x 24 cm (14 x 9.5 in) (ESTC R215543), 4. A Particular and Exact Account of the Trial of Mary Compton, the Bloody and most Cruel Midwife of Poplar: As also of her Maid, Mary Compton the Younger; who were both Arraigned in one Indictment for Felony and Murder, in Destroying, Starving to Death, and Famishing several Poor Infant Babes: As also Ann Davis as Accessary, [1693], single sheet broadside, printed in double column to both sides, shaved with loss of imprint and line of text, a little frayed with small tears and holes to left margin, 30 x 20 cm (11.75 x 8 in), (ESTC R181482; Wing P588A) (Qty: 7)NOTESThe Alliance was the result of the Treaties of Nijmegen, signed in the Dutch city between August 1678 and December 1679, which ended the Franco-Dutch War (1672-78). The Third Anglo-Dutch War (1672-74) was part of the wider Franco-Dutch War in which England along with Sweden had supported France. After Charles II's niece Mary had married William of Orange in 1677, England agreed an alliance with the Dutch in 1678 and the settlement agreed at Nijmegen more or less established modern France's northern border.
Lot 211
Clarendon (Edward Hyde, 1st Earl of). The History of the Rebellion and Civil Wars in England begun in the year 1641, 3 volumes, 1st edition, Oxford, 1702-04, half-title and engraved portrait frontispiece to each, upper outer blank corner of each title cut off where ownership signature excised, light toning and occasional spotting, later endpapers, contemporary blind panelled mottled calf, rebacked, contrasting morocco labels, board edges and corners worn, large folio (46 x 29 cm) (Qty: 3)NOTESLarge-paper copy.
Lot 213
Commonwealth of England. Five Acts of Parliament, 1649-57, 1. An Act for Discovering, Convicting and Repressing of Popish Recusants. At the Parliament begun at Westminster, the 17th Day of September, Anno Domini 1656, printed by Henry Hills and John Field, printers to His Highness the Lord Protector, 1657, 21 pp., woodcut Commonwealth arms to title, light water stain, disbound, 8vo 2. An Act for the Exportation of Several Commodities of the Breed, Growth and Manufacture of this Commonwealth. At the Parliament begun at Westminster the 17th Day of September, An. Dom. 1656, printed by Hen. Hills and John Field, 1657, 10 pp., woodcut Commonwealth arms, some light spotting and marginal water stains, disbound, 8vo 3. An Additional Act for the Better Improvement and Advancing the Receipts of the Excise and New-Impost. At the Parliament begun at Westminster the 17 day of September, An. Dom. 1657, printed by Henry Hills and John Field, 1657, 61 pp. woodcut Commonwealth arms, slight marginal toning, disbound, 8vo 4. An Act for Stating the Accompts of such general Officers, Staff-Officers, and other Officers and Artificers of the Train, lately Entertained for the Service of Ireland, Die Veneris, 17 August, 1649, 3 pp. (numbered 461-463), woodcut Commonwealth arms, right margin a little frayed with closed tears, disbound, 8vo 5. An Ordinance for Continuing the Excise, 24 December 1653, 3 pp., woodcut Commonwealth arms, a few light stains, disbound, 8vo (Qty: 5)NOTESWing E1030; E1110A; E1171 & Kress S1135; Wing E1079; C7128A respectively. The first Act orders that due to the rise in Popish recusants and plots and rebellions, particularly in Ireland all persons over 16 to take the Oath of Abjuration, the text of which is printed within the Act; the second Act lifts an number of trade embargoes, to encourage exports including the American plantations; the third Act includes 'A Book of Values of Merchandize Imported, according to which, Excize is to be paid by the First Buyer' followed by a long alphabetical list of imported goods and the duty on each payable; the fourth Act concerns the pay of officers who served in the New Model Army under Lord Fairfax and now serving with Cromwell's army in Ireland; the fifth Act renews the excise, with Luke Hodges, Thomas Bulstrode and William Parker appointed Commissioners.
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