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Lot 234
1947/48 A collection of 10 programmes from the 1947/48 season Accrington Stanley v Southport, Blackpool v Charlton (Score, Scorer, Team change), Blackburn v Charlton (score), Bournemouth v Exeter City (fold), Chester v Carlisle (rusty staple), Exeter v Bournemouth (light staple rust) , Gateshead v Southport (small tear), Northampton Town v Bristol City (pencil signatures Bristol City), Notts County v Port Vale , Swansea Town v Notts County (Team changes/mark on front). As described
Lot 266
NON LEAGUE A collection of 8 Non League programmes Barnet v Leyton , Cheltenham Town v Barry Town (lacks staples), Maidstone United v Walton & Hersham , Yeovil v Chelmsford (lacks centre staple), Kidderminster Harriers v Worcester City (score, scorers, team changes) 1947/48, Gillingham v Barry Town (lacks staples, score on front, scorers on line up pages) 1948/49, Scarborough v Worksop and Wycombe Wanderers v Kingstonian 1949/50 (light rust at staple). As described
Lot 271
CREWE A collection of 9 Crewe Alexandra away programmes from the 1950's at Port Vale (mark on front/rusty staples) 1952/53, Barnsley, Tranmere, Walsall (team change/light fold) 1953/54 , Barrow (score/scorers), Bradford City (lacks staples) , Tranmere, York City (tear at spine) , Workington . As described
Lot 882
COMBINED SERVICES 4 Page programme C.M.F Combined Services v B.A.O.R Combined Services in Antwerp 23rd March 1946. Tom Finney, Preston, Les Compton Arsenal, O' Kamback Millwall, Rudd Manchester United , Hodgkinson Leeds United , Thornton Glasgow Rangers all played. Light fold. No writing. Generally good
Lot 11
NO RESERVE Architecture.- Gropius (Walter) Bauhausbauten Dessau, Bauhausbücher 12, first edition, small ink stamp "Printed in Germany" at foot of title, neat ink inscription to half-title, original yellow cloth printed in red, slightly soiled, Munich, Albert Langen, 1930; The New Architecture and the Bauhaus, third English impression, original cloth, dust-jacket, a little rubbed, one or two small tears at edges, 1956 § Breuer (Marcel) Buildings and Projects 1921-1961, first edition, light spotting, original cloth, spotted, dust-jacket torn and repaired, New York, 1962, illustrations; and 9 others, Bauhaus etc., 4to & 8vo (12)
Lot 6
NO RESERVE Architecture.- Britain.- London.- Phillips (Hugh) The Thames about 1750, one of 200 copies, 1951; Mid-Georgian London, 1964 § RCHM. London, 5 vol., some light spotting, 1924-30 § Fox (Celina, editor) London - World City 1800-1840, New Haven & London, 1992 § Barratt (T.J.) The Annals of Hampstead, 3 vol., facsimile reprint, 1972, plates and illustrations, original cloth, the first two and fourth with dust-jackets (first two a little rubbed), the last with slip-case; and 15 others on London including some Survey of London vol., 4to (c.25)
Lot 244
POTTER BEATRIX. SIGNED WORKS. The Tale of Mrs Tiggy-Winkle, signed & inscribed by Beatrix Potter "For Elizabeth Anne on her birthday with love, Beatrix Potter, September 7, 1941"; & The Tale of Benjamin Bunny, signed "Beatrix Potter, September 1943". Both with some wear & browning, the latter detached internally at the spine; also an unrelated misc. vol. (3). Condition Report. No scribbles.Some browning/light marking as images.Flower Fairies has taped dust wrapper/spine.
Lot 61
TYTLER P. F. History of Scotland. 7 vols. Calf, nice gilt backs. Edinburgh, 1845. Condition Report. Generally good condition. Nice bright spines. Very slight wear to edges and raised bands on calf. Boards have slight marking and dust staining. Marbled fore edge and end papers with private library labels for John C. Black. Some light foxing to blank end papers, mainly Vol. 7 and Vol. 4.Map of Bannockburn present in Vol. 1. Small tear to top right margin where bound in.text in all volumes generally clean. Bindings sound.
Lot 351
Cigarette cards, Phillip's, a selection of scarce issues inc. Beauties (numbered, B801-B825) (set 25 cards) (some with back damage and light glue staining to most backs), also Colonial Troops (11 cards), Types of British Soldiers (7 cards), Busts of Famous People (green back, 14 cards) , Beautiful Women (I.F. Series, 4 cards) & Guinea Gold Series (2 cards) (mixed condition, mostly with some faults, fair/gd) (63 cards)
Lot 101
Football Autographs / Photographs, press photographs, selection of ten, high quality gloss colour photos, all 15" x 12", each showing individual players, portraits, match action, with trophies etc, each one signed boldly to light part of image, inc. Hill (QPR), Southgate, Adams, Gullit with European Cup, Tambling, Deco, Barry & three showing winning players with the FA Cup, Book Man City 1969, Kerr Sunderland 1973 & Ratcliffe Everton 1984, mostly later prints (10)
Lot 111
FRANCIS TOWNE (1739-1816) The Vale of St John, Cumberland, signed and dated 1786 numbered '32', watercolour, 15.5 x 23.5cm Inscribed to the back of mount 'The Vale of St John in Cumberland/looking towards Grassmere (sic)/the distance Helvellyn/Drawn at 1 o'clock/by Francis Towne/light from the right hand' (according to note verso) Exhib (probably) The Gallery, 20 Lower Brook Street, A Series of Original Drawings... by Francis Towne 1805 (63, 64 or 65) Lit: Adrian Bury 'Francis Towne - Lone Star of Watercolour painting 1962 P30 (reproduced) Prov: The Fine Art Society Ltd, April 1959, No. 25 Sothebys 19th November 1992 Lot 34 Agnews 25th November 1992 where purchased and sold together with purchase invoice.
Lot 103
‡A pair of French patinated bronze and marble mounted twin light candelabra in Egyptian Revival taste by Ferdinand Barbedienne, circa 1875, the conical sockets with ruby glass drip pans, held aloft by seated Pharaonic figures, on an octagonal rouge griotte marble base, inscribed F. BARBEDIENNE, 31 cm high, 23 cm wide CATALOGUE NOTES: A similar pair of Egyptian Revival candelabra was sold at Christie's New York, Important 19th Century Furniture, Works of Art & Ceramics, 29 March 2000, Lot 250 ‡ Indicates that the lot is being sold whilst subject to temporary importation and that VAT is due at the reduced rate (5%). Please see our Terms & Conditions for more information.
Lot 104
‡A pair of French black patinated and parcel gilt bronze three light candelabra in the Egyptian Revival taste, circa 1870, the foliate sconces held aloft by two wading birds, possibly ibises, above stems modelled as twin handled urns, with stepped and tapered rectangular section rouge marble bases with cast serpents, on ball feet, 47 cm high, 25 cm wide ‡ Indicates that the lot is being sold whilst subject to temporary importation and that VAT is due at the reduced rate (5%). Please see our Terms & Conditions for more information.
Lot 107
‡ A pair of French parcel gilt bronze five light figural candelabra in Egyptian Revival taste, circa 1870, each with stylised flower finial above a medallion surrounded by winged serpents and rams’ heads, above twin sockets on scrolled arms atop twin further sockets held aloft by a female figure in Egyptian attire and elaborate headdress, possibly the goddess Isis, the cruciform marmo nero belgio and rouge marble base with cast scarab detail and winged feet, 59.5 cm high ‡ Indicates that the lot is being sold whilst subject to temporary importation and that VAT is due at the reduced rate (5%). Please see our Terms & Conditions for more information.
Lot 117
A pair of French parcel gilt and silvered metal six light girandoles, late 19th century, the foliate and lobed urn sockets on serpentine foliate cast arms issuing as two pairs of three on knopped stems, from openwork foliate cartouches flanking mirror backplates, 90 cm high, 65 cm wide, 30 cm protuberance
Lot 122
A substantial gilt metal and glazed five light octagonal hall lantern in Renaissance Revival taste, late 19th or early 20th century, the arched supports rising from foliate amorino caryatids, the frame modelled as arches and fluted pilasters with Composite order capitals, on scrolled foliate cast feet, 96 cm high including ring finial
Lot 146
A pair of cut and moulded glass four light wall appliques, modern, the urn sockets on floral drip pans suspending faceted glass beads, on serpentine arms issuing from stylised acanthus bosses, with knopped finials, approximately 56 cm high Please note: the backplates of the wall appliques are stamped for F&C Osler, and the dating should be revised to '20th century'
Lot 150
A set of four parcel gilt and patinated bronze twin light figural wall appliques in Régence taste, 20th century, the urn sockets and floral drip pans on scrolling foliate cast arms held aloft by Blackamoors rising from acanthus cast bases, 58 cm high including electrical fitments, 33 cm high without, 35 cm wide, 15 cm protuberance
Lot 44
‡A French gilt metal eighteen light chandelier, circa 1875 and later fitted for electricity, with a tier of six sconces above a tier of six conforming pairs, all on scrolling foliate cast arms issuing from a multi-knopped and waisted shaft, with applied cast zoomorphic masks; a conforming corona above, 86cm high, 64cm wide ‡ Indicates that the lot is being sold whilst subject to temporary importation and that VAT is due at the reduced rate (5%). Please see our Terms & Conditions for more information.
Lot 53
‡A French gilt and painted metal timepiece garniture in Orientalist taste, final quarter 19th century, the eight-day back wound movement with dual plane duplex escapement, regulated by sprung monometallic balance, with two-tone gilt highlighted Arabic numeral cartouche painted porcelain dial; the circular timepiece suspended from an openwork silvered and gilt metal support cast with dragons, the base painted with Persian inspired foliate and cartouche motifs and landscape scene, 38 cm high; with two twin light candelabra en suite painted with amorini in Rococo taste, 28 cm high CATALOGUE NOTES: The movement of the current lot employs a very unusual form of two-plane duplex escapement. The ‘two-plane’ layout can be compared to those devised by R.E.D. for use in their-drum-shaped travelling timepieces as illustrated in Allix, Charles and Bonnert, Peter CARRIAGE CLOCKS, Their history and development plates VIII/29-30 (pages 213-14) whilst the twin-escape wheel arrangement has its roots in an arrangement devised in the early 18th century by Jean-Baptiste Dutertre as illustrated in Reid, Thomas A TREATISE ON CLOCK AND WATCHMAKING plate IX, no. 48. ‡ Indicates that the lot is being sold whilst subject to temporary importation and that VAT is due at the reduced rate (5%). Please see our Terms & Conditions for more information.
Lot 54
‡A pair of gilt and silvered metal twin light candelabra in Chinoiserie taste to designs by Edouard Lièvre, likely by Ferdinand Barbedienne, circa 1870-80, of pear form, the openwork foliate sconces atop arms cast as cherry blossom branches, each on three feet cast as elephant’s masks, 36.5 cm high CATALOGUE NOTES: Having spent much of his childhood in a printmaker's workshop making lithographs, designer and illustrator Edouard Lievre (1828-1886) was all too familiar with the eclectic printed material that was circulating in Second Empire France. He would have likely come into contact with Far Eastern decorative motifs and themes through prints and ceramics imported into Europe by traders. These Chinese and Japanese designs would be a defining inspiration throughout his career. The present candlesticks are after designs by Lievre that were executed by the Barbedienne foundry and showcase the designer's trademark Chinoiserie elements, including elephant masks and coiling dragons.A very similar pair, only with a patinated body, was sold at Christie's New York, The Opulent Eye: 19th Century Furniture, Sculpture, Works of Art, Ceramics, Glass and Carpets, 18 November 2014 Another pair based on the same design, again with different patination of the pear shaped body, was sold at Sotheby's Paris, Le Goût Français: Arts décoratifs du XVIIème siècle au XIXème siècle, 29 April 2014 ‡ Indicates that the lot is being sold whilst subject to temporary importation and that VAT is due at the reduced rate (5%). Please see our Terms & Conditions for more information.
Lot 7
‡ A French timepiece in the Chinese taste, final quarter 19th century, the eight-day back wound movement with dual plane duplex escapement, regulated by sprung monometallic balance, with two tone gilt highlighted Roman numeral cartouche painted porcelain dial; The gilt circular timepiece above a turquoise glazed ceramic elephant, possibly English, in the manner of examples by the Royal Worcester company, with lambrequin hung saddle, on a rectangular gilt metal and onyx base, 37 cm high; with two matched gilt metal mounted ceramic French twin light figural candelabra in the Chinese taste, final quarter 19th century, the openwork arms held aloft by ceramic hounds perched atop arched and rectangular bases, on scrolling ceramic feet, 34.5 cm high CATALOGUE NOTES: The movement of the current lot employs a very unusual form of two-plane duplex escapement. The ‘two-plane’ layout can be compared to those devised by R.E.D. for use in their-drum-shaped travelling timepieces as illustrated in Allix, Charles and Bonnert, Peter CARRIAGE CLOCKS, Their history and development plates VIII/29-30 (pages 213-14) whilst the twin-escape wheel arrangement has its roots in an arrangement devised in the early 18th century by Jean-Baptiste Dutertre as illustrated in Reid, Thomas A TREATISE ON CLOCK AND WATCHMAKING plate IX, no. 48. ‡ Indicates that the lot is being sold whilst subject to temporary importation and that VAT is due at the reduced rate (5%). Please see our Terms & Conditions for more information.
Lot 75
‡A French cold painted ormolu mantel timepiece, first quarter 19th century, now with later spring movement, Roman numeral dial and milled bezel, the case modelled as a pagoda and painted with serpentine, foliate and bird motifs across the front, with banner finial, with two Corinthian pilasters below pointed gables flanking an aedicule containing a Chinese warrior figure possibly holding a bow, on scrolling feet, 40 cm high; with a matched pair of four light gilt metal Chinoiserie candelabra, the foliate cast sconces and arms held aloft by figures in Chinese attire atop baluster form socles and hexagonal bases, 51 cm high ‡ Indicates that the lot is being sold whilst subject to temporary importation and that VAT is due at the reduced rate (5%). Please see our Terms & Conditions for more information.
Lot 92
‡A French porcelain inset gilt and silvered brass mounted clock garniture in the Far Eastern taste, circa 1880, the eight-day gong striking movement with Brocot pendulum regulation and stamped E M to backplate, porcelain Roman numeral dial indistinctly inscribed ALEX’R M HAYS, NEW YORK, the rectangular section body with medallion finial and flanking silvered metal Chinoiserie supports and painted with Oriental figures, polychrome geometric shapes and foliage on a light amber coloured ground, 45 cm high; and two urns en suite, 33 cm high ‡ Indicates that the lot is being sold whilst subject to temporary importation and that VAT is due at the reduced rate (5%). Please see our Terms & Conditions for more information.
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