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Lot 24
THE MINOR BIRDS - S/T - The wonderful self titled release from the band from round our way(!), an essential addition to any discerning Folk collector. Issued on Alan Green's Midas Recordings (MFHR045). The record is in lovely clean Ex condition with only a couple of extremely minor, light, faint and wispy surface markings. With great clean labels. The sleeve, which is signed 'Best wishes from the Minor Birds' is in VG+ condition with a light crease on the bottom right (front) which extends a little to the bottom left (reverse).
Lot 32
SAXONS - DRAGGIN' AROUND - Extremely hard to track down four track EP from the Exeter quintet, producing an extremely sophisticated sound from 1964. Self released on Rondo Records (GSP EP? 9100/9101 matrix). The record is in VG+ condition with a couple of light surface marks - these never extend deeper and there are no heavier scratches. The sleeve is in VG+ condition with some light wear to the reverse (no rips or tears).
Lot 42
NICK DRAKE - FIVE LEAVES LEFT - The 1st UK pressing of the groundbreaking debut release from Nick Drake - an album that seems to have eventually got the recognition it deserves. Original UK pressing Island (ILPS 9105 pink/black block bullseye logo). The record (with misprinted tracks A4/5) is in quite magnificent Ex+ or archive condition. A superb copy, there are very few markings to note - the labels are very crisp, bright and sharp with only rather light spindle markings. A//2 & B//2 matrix endings. The sleeve is in clean Ex condition with some light 'rubbing' to the front cover and on the inside of the gatefold - this is only light and there are no rips or tears.
Lot 45
SPIROGYRA - OLD BOOT WINE - The marvelous 2nd LP from Lancashire legends Spirogyra (definitely not to be confused with the substandard US rock band!), issued on PEG (PEG 13). The record is in well presented VG+ condition with some light hairline markings, perhaps slightly more apparent on side 1. The fragile sleeve is in VG condition. The nature of the sleeve means there is not really a 'spine', but there is wear to this side and indeed some general wear around the edges. THere are no rips or tears.
Lot 140
Two Chinese jadeite carved wind chime plaques, in archaic style, of light green colour with mottled white and russet inclusions, the larger carved with taotie style design and the smaller plaque with a lady holding a plate of fruit and a pine tree to the reverse, carved pierced borders, the larger plaque 26cm wide x 15.8cm high and the other 17.4cm x 8.2cm high, with chain suspensions, fitted box ??????????
Lot 2
A RARE TIBETAN BRONZE PALA-STYLE FIGURE OF BUDDHA 12TH/13TH CENTURY Seated, meditating on a double lotus throne, wearing diaphanous robes, his right hand touches the ground in bhumisparshamudra, his left hand rests on his knee in dhyanamudra, his eyes and urna inlaid with silver, his lips with copper and ushnisha with a red jewel, 17cm. Provenance: from the collection of Dr J S Gordon, purchased from Spink & Son Ltd, on 12th July 1999, the original invoice is available. Cf. Spink & Son Ltd, Light of Compassion, Buddhist Art from Nepal and Tibet, 16th October 1997, p.16, no.5. 十二/十三世紀尼泊爾鎏金銅佛坐像 來源：J S Gordon收藏, 1999年7月12日購於Spink & Son Ltd（附發票）
Lot 200
A very good British Light Cavalry Troopers steel Sabre, 1796 pattern, with engraved blade stamped F.A.H./S. with steel stirrup hilt and with silver wire bound reeded handle, and original steel scabbard, overall 85cms (33 1/2") long. (1)N.B. This lot should read: German Light Cavalry Troopers steel Sabre not British
Lot 631
The Original "Mosada" Portrait Yeats (John Butler). A fine pen-and-ink Portrait of his son W.B. Yeats, signed 'J.B. Yeats fecit', dated 1886, circa 9 ins x 9 ½ ins, on light card, mounted, slightly shaded where previously framed. * This is the original 'Mosada' portrait, reproduced with the narrative poem of that name in W.B. Yeats' legendary first publication, essentially an offprint from the Dublin University Review. When J.B. Yeats proposed adding the portrait, W.B.Y. initially demurred, saying it might seem pretentious for a young poet to include a portrait with his first publication, but JBY was not to be denied. It is a fine and sensitive portrait, hinting both at WBY's determination and at his vulnerability. [For those who lack a copy of Mosada for comparison, the portrait is reproduced as frontispiece to Wade's bibliography]. A truly iconic item. Published in an edition of probably 100 copies, Mosada has for many years been all but unobtainable. Provenance: The Yeats Family Collection.
Lot 655
Yeats (Lily). An attractive embroidered Panel showing the entrance of the old Abbey Theatre with patrons at the door, a street light foreground, coloured cotton and silk thread on dark blue silk, signed lower right, the image circa 10 ins x 8 ins.The Yeats sisters were frequent attendees at the Abbey in its glory days.We believe there may be another version of this panel.Provenance: The Yeats Family Collection.
Lot 230
A pair of George III silver candlesticks, John Green & Co, Sheffield 1795, with vase shape scones and detachable nozzles, the baluster stems, rising above spreading circular stepped bases with threaded borders, 29cm high, crested, together with a pair of old Sheffield plate three light candelabrum branches with scrolling arms and snuffing hoods, 44cm high.Illustrated.
Lot 605
Colley Whisson (Australian, b. 1966), Mood and a Moment in Time, signed and dated 'Colley Whisson 97' (lower left) and inscribed with title and 'Models Andrea and Kylie Whisson' (verso), acrylic, 29.5 x 24cm, together with another acrylic by the same hand 'Afternoon Light', signed and dated '97', 34 x 29cm (2). Illustrated.
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