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Lot 690
Three 'HO' Gauge USA Outline Steam Tender Locomotives, comprising a Athern Genesis Ref No G9042 4-6-2 Light Pacific "Baltimore and Ohio" R/No 5213 - DCC fitted; a Spectrum Ref No 84002 Class K4 Pacific "Pennsylvania" R/No 5425; and a Bachmann Ref 41-535-01 "Overland" 4-8-4 Union Pacific R/No 809; all good boxed untested condition(boxes fair to good).
Lot 2035
A 1970s bamboo dining table with inset glass top, and four matching dining chairs (2+2). W152, H76cm, D89cm.Upholstered in Ellen Merchant Bluebells on cotton twill. Some light surface marks and scratches. Slight damage to a rattan on one corner, and a minor split to the binding on the stretcher.
Lot 2031
A mid-century rosewood veneered draw-leaf dining table on ebonised base, with four matching chairs.Some deep scratches to top, and other light use-related marks. No maker's marks. Chairs appear similar to G-plan Librenza. Appears to match the sideboard in 2030 and were entered by the same vendor.W (extended) 150cm, (closed) 115cm, H76cm, D77cm.
Lot 47
1836 The Holy Bible, According to the Authorized Version, containing the Old and New Testaments: with Original Notes and Pictorial Illustrations. Three volumes, publ. C. Knight. Smart full diced calf binding, blind tooling and gilding to borders, gilt raised bands, titles and JHS to spines, marbled edges and endpapers. Spines rubbed to head and tail, extremities a touch bumped and rubbed, some light scratches to the spine and boards. Local binder's label of W. Hently to front pastedown of 29 High Street Bristol, 1840 ownership inscription of Edgar Brown, St. Ann's Brislington, Somerset to ffep, light spotting to edges more noticeable to first and last leaves. 4to.
Lot 53
Phillips, John. An early 19th century satirical engraving titled The Return From the Continent, the Family puzzled. Publ. Thos. McLean, 26 Haymarket Aug 1st 1835. Hand coloured, visible fold to centre, edgewear resulting in slight loss at corners, age-toning to extremities, odd spot to plate. A light-hearted cartoon satirising the adoption of European - in particular French - fashions & customs by British merchant travellers. Framed & glazed. Measures approx. 34cm x 24cm, 43cm x 35cm to include frame.
Lot 46
London topography. The Oarsman's and Angler's Map of the River Thames. An early 20th century circa 1912 new edition, publ. Edward Stanford, cartographer to His Majesty the King. Linen-backed folding coloured map presented in original green cloth binding, sixteen leaves & map measuring approx. 268cm x 16cm. Light edgewear to binding incl. wear to the head and tail of the spine, otherwise a bright folding map. 16mo.
Lot 65
Cookery interest. Three late 19th century Victorian cookbooks. The lot comprising 1890 Boston School Kitchen Text-Book: Lessons in Cooking by Mrs. D. A. Lincoln, publ. Roberts Brothers Boston, publ. quarter cloth binding with pictorial front board, prior owner's inscription to ffep & dedications page; circa 1890 Choice Cookery 'La Bonne Cuisine' by Mrs. Black publ. William Collins, Sons & Co. Limited, publ. orig. decorative full cloth binding, one stain to front board & cloth lifting to rear board; AND 1898 The Art of Cookery Past and Present by Mrs. De Salis publ. Hutchinson & Co., publ. orig. full cloth binding with pictorial Art Nouveau style front board. A smart collection, with just light shelfwear & bumping to extremities. 8vo.
Lot 11
Durrell, Lawrence. Three first edition poetry collections all published by Faber and Faber, comprising 1955 The Tree of Idleness, 1966 The Ikons and Other Poems, and 1973 Vega and Other Poems. All presented in publisher's orig. full cloth binding with unclipped dust wrappers, generally with just light edgewear & the odd stain, Tree of Idleness with some water staining to spine, internally smart & clean. 8vo.
Lot 99
First World War military interest. Mumby, Frank A. (ed.) The Great War, a History. Two complete sets of nine volumes each. Publ. The Gresham Publishing Company Ltd. All in publisher's original blue quarter crushed morocco binding with burgundy cloth boards, some light rubbing to the spines & spine labels, some volumes with spines a touch discoloured, extremities a little bumped, bindings a touch loose on occasion, otherwise a smart collection. Two sets, 18 volumes total. 4to.
Lot 43
Rackham, Arthur (illus.). 1920 Snowdrop & Other Tales by the Brothers Grimm illustrated by Arthur Rackham. Publ. Constable & Co. Ltd, originally published in Grimm's Fairy Tales 1909, reissued separately. Publisher's orig. full cloth binding, gilt pictorial front board and spine, light bumping to the head and tail of the spine and extremities, gilding to spine a little discoloured, pencil inscriptions to ffep, odd spot to first and last leaves, leaves and plates occ. lightly soiled to edges, otherwise a smart example. 4to.
Lot 1
Vale Press:- Tennyson, Alfred Lord. 1900 Tennyson's Lyric Poems and Tennyson's In Memoriam. Seen Through the Press by C. J. Holmes, decorated with wood-engraved border designed by C. S. Ricketts and engraved by C. E. Keats, printed at the Ballantyne Press London, issued by Hacon and Ricketts, one of 320 copies. 2vol, each finely bound by Otto Schulze of Edinburgh in full morocco, raised bands, gilt titles to spine and dentelles, light rubbing to raised bands and slight loss to the head of the spine of In Memoriam, otherwise light wear, with no prior ownership or bookseller's inscriptions, pages lightly spotted to extremities to early and last leaves. A splendid edition of Tennyson's poetry, here presented in a charming signed binding. 8vo.
Lot 91
Burgess, Anthony & Lewis, Sinclair. Two modern first editions, each in their unclipped dust wrapper. The lot comprising 1947 Kingsblood Royal by Sinclair Lewis publ. Random House, and 1960 The Right to an Answer by Anthony Burgess publ. Heinemann. Each in orig. unclipped dust wrapper, Kingsblood with just light wear to the extremities and head & tail of the spine but otherwise an exceptionally bright dust wrapper, pages age-toned to margins internally; The Right to an Answer with a touch more wear, incl. light loss to extremities, a closed tear of approx. 1cm to bottom of front board, spine a touch sunned & chipped to head and tail, spine slightly cocked. Two exceptionally bright mid century first editions. 8vo.
Lot 85
Greene, Graham. A collection of five first editions in unclipped dust wrappers. The lot comprising 1961 A Burnt Out Case publ. Heinemann, 1985 The Tenth Man publ. The Bodley Head; 1967 May We Borrow Your Husband? publ. The Bodley Head; 1982 J'Accuse publ. The Bodley Head, and 1978 The Human Factor publ. The Bodley Head. All in smart condition, minor sunning to spine of May We Borrow Your Husband? & light edgewear to head of the spine and hinge of A Burnt Out Case, otherwise no inscriptions or bookplates, a bright collection. 8vo.
Lot 63
Pezron, Paul. 1809 The Rise and Fall of States and Empires; or the Antiquities of Nations, more particularly of the Celtae or Gauls: containing a great variety of Historical, CHronological, and Etymological Discoveries, many of them unknown to both the Greeks and Romans. Printed for M. Jones by W. Flint, Old Bailey. Contemp. full calf binding, gilt spine and borders, red spine label (lifting to edge), spine a touch rubbed & dry with light loss to the head and tail of the spine, extremities bumped, hinges rubbed and exposed, marbled endpapers, just the odd spot internally. 16mo.
Lot 31
Travel interest. 1966 Roumeli, Travels in Northern Greece by Patrick Lee Fermor publ. John Murray, first edition in smart dust wrapper, some sunning to spine and light edgewear; along with 1934 Beyond the Mexique Bay by Aldous Huxley, publ. Chatto & Windus, publ. orig. full cloth binding, lacking dw, some wear to the head of the spine. 8vo.
Lot 32
Blyton, Enid. Three first edition books from the Famous Five series, each presented in its original unclipped dust wrapper. The lot comprising 1949 Five Get Into Trouble (eighth title in the series), 1954 Five Go To Mystery Moor (thirteenth title in series) and 1956 Five on a Secret Trail (fifteenth title in series). All published by Hodder & Stoughton and with illustrations by Eileen Soper. All in unclipped dust wrappers, loss to head and tail of the spines on Five Get Into Trouble & Five on a Secret Trail, resulting in loss to the 'Five' in the title of Five Get Into Trouble. Edgewear to extremities resulting in some loss, light sunning; internally pages occ. lightly spotted, all clean of prior owner's inscriptions. 8vo.
Lot 55
Waugh, Evelyn. 1932 Black Mischief. Publ. Chapman and Hall Ltd. Publisher's original marbled effect cloth binding with unclipped dust wrapper, dust wrapper with light loss to extremities (which are a little bumped), small stain to front board wrap and metal rust stain to rear, chipped to head of spine. Dust wrapper internally discoloured from pink cloth. Prior owner's inscription to ffep. Cloth binding strained with binding exposed at the half title page, rear board & spine loose and in need of reaffixing. Some offsetting & discolouration to the head of the first leaves, otherwise pages clean. A first edition of Waugh's third novel in a smart dust wrapper. 8vo.
Lot 12
Churchill, Winston Spencer. 1900 London to Ladysmith via Pretoria. Publ. First edition, publ. Longmans, Green and Co. Publisher's orig. pictorial full cloth binding, edgeworn & bumped, spine with some staining and wear to the head and tail of the hinge, front board a little faded & worn, loss to the cloth at the extremities, occ. spotting to first & final leaves and fore edge. Illustrated with coloured folding map frontispiece (light edgewear, otherwise smart). A first edition of Churchill's memoir of his time during the Second Boer War in the late 19th century. 8vo.
Lot 93
Fleming, Ian - James Bond. Six works, comprising five Pan paperback first editions & a 1965 first edition, first impression of The Man With The Golden Gun publ. Jonathan Cape, lacking dust wrapper. The Pan & Great Pan editions being 1959 From Russia With Love; 1960 For Your Eyes Only; 1963 Thunderball; 1965 Thrilling Cities (Part II); and 1970 Colonel Sun by Robert Markham. Maj. with neat prior owner's inscriptions, The Man With The Golden Gun lacking dust wrapper and worn to the head & tail of the spine and extremities, some light chipping to the paperback editions' spines similarly, otherwise a good collection of iconic mid century spy literature. 8vo.
Lot 59
Ornithological & natural history interest. 1805-1807 A History of British Birds, the figures engraved on wood by T. Bewick, Vol I containing the History and Description of Land Birds, Vol II containing the History and Description of Water Birds, along with 1807 A General History of Quadrupeds, the Fifth edition. Printed by Edward Walker for T. Bewick, Newcastle 1805. Uniformly bound with contemporary diced calf boards, gilded borders, History of Bird volumes both rebacked with fresh calf spines in the early 20th century, History of Quadrupeds in an entirely fresh binding, all with gilt decoration, raised bands and spine labels. Occ. light scratch to the boards, spines a touch discoloured and with the odd mark / instance of rubbing, contemp. ownership inscriptions to front pastedowns. Illustrated with vignette woodcuts depicting the animals throughout the text. 8vo.
Lot 62
Observer Books - aerospace interest. A collection of thirteen editions of The Observer's Book of Aircraft dating between 1942 and 1977. The lot comprising the 1942 first edition The Observer's Book of Airplanes (all following editions titled Aircraft rather than Airplanes), followed by editions from 1952, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1958, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1964, 1967, 1968 and 1977. All bar the 1942 & 1952 editions with dust wrappers, the two issues lacking in homemade protective wrappers, some light chipping to the head of the spines of dws, occ. light fading & discolouration, all in Mylar and well-looked after, dated & some priced in pencil to ffep. Pocket-sized.
Lot 105
Hogarth Press:- Allinson, Francesca. 1937 Childhood. Printed by Leonard & Virginia Woolf at the Hogarth Press. Publisher's original full cloth binding, presented in unclipped dust wrapper designed by Enid Marx. Wear & light loss to the head of the spine and extremities, spine sunned, cloth discoloured on occasion. 8vo.
Lot 16
Flynn, Gillian. 2012 Gone Girl. Uncorrected manuscript promotional proof, publ. Weidenfeld & Nicholson. Publisher's orig. paper wraps with identical cover to first edition. With reviews by Kate Atkinson, Val McDermid, Stephen King and Karin Slaughter to verso. Following its success, the book was made into a 2014 film directed by David Fincher and starring Ben Affleck and Rosamund Pike. Light edgewear, otherwise in smart condition. 8vo.
Lot 19
Blyton, Enid. Seven novels from the Adventure Series, being first & later impressions all in dust wrappers, lacking the first work in the series. Comprising 1950 The Castle of Adventure; 1950 The Valley of Adventure; 1949 The Sea of Adventure; 1949 The Mountain of Adventure; 1950 The Ship of Adventure; 1952 The Circus of Adventure; and 1955 The River of Adventure. The last three works being first edition, first impressions. Each published by Macmillan, with illustrations by Stuart Tresilian. In original full pictorial cloth bindings with dust wrappers, all unclipped; chipping & wear to the heads and tails of the spine resulting in light loss, extremities bumped and worn, wear to the joints and closed tears to the front covers of the first two works. The Ship of Adventure lacking front internal flap to dust wrapper. Some with contemp. ownership inscription of Graham Weare to front pastedown or endpaper. A near complete collection of children's adventure stories by Blyton, all in exciting pictorial dust wrappers. 8vo.
Lot 274
Light tan leather handbag decorated with individual sewn on tan flowers and patent amber leaves. Interior zipped section with magnetic closure. Length of shoulder straps is 8.5"L. Dust bag included. Brighton leather patch stitched on the inside with registration number D171948. Dimensions: 11"L x 3.75"W x 9.5"HManufacturer: BrightonCountry of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear.
Lot 281
Straw handbag with interior pockets and zippered middle section with fold over green and pink leather closure in a flower and leaf design, 15"L x 3.5"W x 8"H. Length of leather shoulder strap is 8.5"L. Brighton logo leather patch stitched on the inside. Dust bag included. Light tan small leather handbag with sewn on pink flower with green leaves and stem, 7"L x 2"W x 5"H. Snap top closure. Includes detachable shoulder strap and short wrist strap. Dimensions: See DescriptionManufacturer: BrightonCountry of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear.
Lot 189
Richard Todd signed 10 x 8 inch b/w photo as Dambuster Guy Gibson VC 617 sqn WW2. Richard Andrew Palethorpe-Todd OBE (11 June 1919 - 3 December 2009) was an Irish-British actor known for his leading man roles of the 1950s. He received a Golden Globe Award for Most Promising Newcomer - Male, and an Academy Award for Best Actor nomination and a Golden Globe Award for Best Actor nomination for his performance as Corporal Lachlan MacLachlan in the 1949 film The Hasty Heart. His other notable roles include Jonathan Cooper in Stage Fright (1950), Wing Commander Guy Gibson in The Dam Busters (1955), Sir Walter Raleigh in The Virgin Queen (1955), and Major John Howard in The Longest Day (1962). He was previously a Captain in the British Army during World War II, fighting in the D-Day landings as a member of the 7th (Light Infantry) Parachute Battalion. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99
Lot 111
Blek Le Rat (b.1951) David with Kalashnikoff 190/200, signed and numbered in pencil (in the margin) screenprint 71 x 52cm. The glass has cracked however we are going to remove it. On the whole the screen print appears clean and in a fair condition. Very light turn/fold dent to bottom left corner. Pale green mark to mount lower left side. New photos added.
Lot 100
Theodore Mendez (1934-1997) Diagonals, 1967 signed with initials and dated (to reverse) oil on board 92 x 92cm. Provenance: The artist's estate. Unframed and unglazed. The corners with paint losses, scuffs. The edges of the picture appear more scruffy in general. There's light surface dirt or dust and few other scattered marks and small losses to paintwork. The left edge has circa 12 drill marks and most of them have been retouched. Ditto right edge.See photos.
Lot 4
A Chinese Famille Rose hat stand converted to a table lamp, late Qing dynasty, decorated with figures in a river landscape depicting a maiden with a fishing rod, with flowers and Chinese characters, 31cm high excluding light fitting, 39cm high including fitting,If there is no location report shown, please request
Lot 43
A 1949 Post-War Lionel Lines 0 gauge Santa Fe 2333-20 freight engine, with a good collection of other Lionel rolling stock Identifiable as a 1949 issue due to the rear steps which have been chemically blackened rather than left as bare nickel, and the GM decal which appears in from of the 'Built By Lionel' marking. Accompanying 3656 Cattle Car also a 1949 issue, identifiable by the orange gates which were switched to yellow from 1950/1951. Much loved with expected playwear, some scuffs to paintwork and part losses throughout. Items in lot to include: - 2333-20 Diesel engines - 2955 Sunoco Tanker - 3656 Cattle Car - 63132 AT and SF Operating Mail Box Car - 3472 Automatic Refrigerated Milk Car - 6457 Caboose - 6520 Searchlight Car (lacking light) - 3462P Milk Car Platform - 3656 Operating Cattle Car Platform and 3 cows - 7x 022 0 gauge track switches - 21x curved track pieces - 33x straight track pieces - Type A 90 Watt Train Master Transformer - Various Automatic Switch Controllers - Spare track joints - An original Lionel Catalogue---------------------------------------------------------------This collection belonged to the vendor's father, but was originally from the paternal uncle, who was noted British actor, Stewart Granger (née James Lablache Stewart). The actor was most recognised due to his starring roles in The Gainsborough Melodramas of 1943-1947
Lot 50
A CREAM UPHOLSTERED BUTTONED BANQUETTE OF RECENT MANUFACTURE The button upholstered back above a conforming seat, the tapering square section legs on brass casters 92cm high, 195cm wide, 90cm deep TOGETHER WITH A PAIR OF FORTUNY FABRIC CUSHIONS Each 42 x 62cm Condition Report: Overall there are some marks and abrasions consistent with age and use. Overall the appearance of the Banquette reflects its lack of significant age and likely light use in a domestic setting, there are some surface marks to the seat area, and also to the back from use in a domestic settingTHE CUSHIONS One side of the cushions is made of Fortuny printed fabric in terracotta and indigo pattern, they are fragments from a larger piece of fabric. The fabric is has some weave wear in places, has some fading and some stains and discolouration.The reverse fabric of the cushions is a slub weave grey/blue linen type fabric with some signs of age.Please see all the additional condition report photographs through the link on the condition report email as a visual reference of condition.Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 113
Y A MAHOGANY AND TULIPWOOD CROSSBANDED DINING TABLE IN REGENCY STYLE RECENTLY MANUFACTURED BY E. R. TRUPHET & SONS 72cm high, the top 242 x 175cm Condition Report: The top is oval, the measurements are as per the cataloguing, the base is central to the top so there is a greater overhang at each end rather than the centreThe top is removable for transport or storage, it is secured at the four corners of the base by brass screw-pegs, these are present with the lot Overall the condition and appearance reflects its lack of significant age, there are signs of use in a domestic setting, there are some areas of indentation and loss to the surface which may need a sympathetic polish to disguise, some other light surface scratches This table would appear to sit around 8-10 people overall Please see additional images for visual reference to condition and appearance Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 70
A SET OF SIX GEORGE IV MAHOGANY AND LEATHER UPHOLSTERED DINING CHAIRS CIRCA 1830, IN THE MANNER OF GILLOWS Each with horizontal splat and bar backs above the overstuffed seat and reeded legs 87cm high Condition Report: All have been reupholstered in brown leather this has some marks to the seats from use in a domestic setting, may benefit from a light clean and leather polish, the frames are solid and stable, the undersides of the seats have been covered and the interiors of the frames not inspected, the frames are all solid and stable, it is possible the frames were strengthened where necessary at time of the upholsterThere are signs of old woodworm to the visible rails The backs have a polished appearance overall, the rears of the chairs with some fading and colour variationOld splits and cracks, chips and losses to the moulded friezes, one front element has been clumsily stuck and would benefit from being removed and re-stuck in the correct orientation, other signs of repair across the friezes of all chairs but correctly orientated Measurements:The chairs are each 87cm high as catalogued, the seats are 49cm wide overall, the seats are 47cm high from the floorCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 116
A RED VELVET UPHOLSTERED OTTOMAN STOOL OF RECENT MANUFACTURE Of 'trefoil' outline, on turned tapering legs with brass castors 51cm high, 98cm wide overall Condition Report: Overall the condition and appearance reflects this lots lack of significant age and likely only light use in a domestic setting, the velvet material attracts dust due to the nature of the material and therefore would benefit from a light clean before use in a domestic setting, the stained wooden legs with some knocks and marks (probably from a hoover or similar)Please see additional images for visual reference to condition Condition Report Disclaimer
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