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Lot 313
* Emmanuel Bellini (Moroccan, 1904-1989), Port Du Cannes, signed lower left “E Bellini” and inscribed on the reverse 1952, oil on board, 49 x 59cm (19 x 23in). Born in Monaco in 1904, Bellini grew up heavily influenced by the light and bright colours of his native Mediterranean. He was a follower of the Fauvists and based his palette on them. Bellini was a designer of posters for the Automobile Club, and set designer for the opera and theatre. Works by Bellini hang in museums and private collections in Europe and the United States
Lot 16
A quantity of boxed Matchbox collectables Limited Edition models to include from the Oldies But Goodies Series, a 1953 Cadillac Eldorado, a 1967 Ford Mustang, a 1948 De Soto, a 1959 Cadillac Coupe and a 1958 Buick Special, other models include examples from the 'Spirits of the World' Collection, a 1926 Model TT, a 1948 GMC, a 1937 Dodge Airflow, and a 1929 Morris Light Van, other models include a Panzer Mark 4 and a Sherman M4 Tank (14)
Lot 48
A group of various white metal figures to include three boxed items by Frontline Figures in 1:32 scale the first a Limited Edition model of a Dervish on a camel with spear and shield, the second a set of two Dervishes charging to attack and a pair of Fuzzy-Wuzzies charging to attack, a boxed figure of Lawrence of Arabia astride a camel and holding a pendant by Somerset Figures, a boxed model of a North Africa Corp Kubel Wagen complete with driver, simulated load and accessories, a boxed set of Britains Royal Marine Light Infantry (6 figures), catalogue reference 8808, two model aircraft by CDC Armour, the first a Focke Wulf FW190 in desert camouflage scheme (one blade detached but present) the second a Float Mounted Mitsubishi Zero in overall green camouflage complete with loading trolley
Lot 82
A French violin by Buthod the instrument bears the stamp 'Buthod Luthier Eleve de St Vuillaune' thought to date from 1920 this instrument is finished in light wood with a single piece flamed back, length of the back approx 13.5" and with bridge, marked Aubert, the instrument comes with two unnamed bows
Lot 141
Attributed to Fulvio Bianconi for Venini bottle vase decorated with in a `Contrasti` design with a patchwork of blue and red triangles, hole drilled to base, 36cm high Condition report: hole drilled to base to accept light fittings. Minor surface scratches but no serious damage or restoration.
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Lot 246
[Williams, Basil]. Erskine Childers 1870-1922. A Sketch. Privately Printed, 1926. Pp 34. A fine copy in light grey printed wrappers. Basil Williams was an English historian who served in the Second Boer War, where one of his companions was Erskine Childers. Scarce. No copies located n COPAC.
Lot 306
Playfair, [William]. British Family Antiquity. Illustrative of the Origin and Progress of the Rank, Honours, and Personal Merit, of the Nobility of the United Kingdom. Volumes IV and V and IX the first, second & third volumes of the Peerage of Ireland. London: Thomas Reynolds and Harvey Grace, 1810. Large heavy volumes, bound in original half calf, spines elaborately tooled in gilt; light wear to head of spines, contents very good.
Lot 309A
[Parnell, Charles Stewart, et al] The State Trials. The High Court of Justice, Queen's Bench Division. Report of the Trial of the Queen, At the Prosecution of the Rt. Hon. The Attorney-General Against Charles Stewart Parnell, John Dillion, Joseph Gillis Biggar, T.D. Sullivan, Thomas Sexton, Patrick Egan, thomas Brennan, Michael M. O' Sullivan, Michael P. Boyton, Patrick Joseph Sheridan, Patrick Joseph Gordon, Mathew Harris, John W. Walsh, and John W. Nally. For Conspiracy in Inciting Tenants Not to Pay Rents Contracted for and Deterring Tenants From Payment of Rent, Commencing Tuesday, December 28, 1880 and Terminating Tuesday, January 25, 1881. Dublin: Alexander Thom, 1881. Pp xxiv, 1012. Stout 8vo. Original cloth boards, title label to spine, light wear to head of spine and title label, scattered foxing to preliminary leaves, bulk of contents in very good condition. Report of the trial for sedition against the Land League movement in 1881. Scarce [with] [O'Byrne, Justin Patrick]. Patrick Justin O'Byrne V. the Marquis of Hartington and Several Others. Report of Arguments and Judgment or Plaintiff's Appeal from Court of Exchequer on the 28,29,30 and 31st May 1877. Dublin: Alexander Thom, 1877. Pp 148. Original half cloth paper boards, title label to spine, covers lightly soiled, contents in very good condition. (2)
Lot 432
LAWRENCE, Richard. The interest of Ireland in its trade and wealth stated - Dublin: 1682. 8vo. A very good copy in modern half brown morocco. Wing L 680A. Colonel Lawrence, a Parliamentarian was marshal-general of the horse in Oliver Cromwell's new model army in 1645. He was given a commission by General Ireton to raise 1200 men in England and settle them on forfeited lands in and about Waterford, New Ross and Carrick-On-Suir. He became an opponent of the schemes and ideas of Sir William Petty after the war had ended. He living well into the Restoration period, dying two years after the publication of this, his major work, which sheds so much light on the state of Ireland under Charles II. The first part "discovers the causes of Ireland's not more increasing its trade and wealth from the first conquest till now." Sweeney 2754. Provenance: From the library of Shane Leslie, Glaslough. BOUND WITH LAWRENCE, Richard. The interest of Ireland in its trade and wealth stated. Part two - Dublin: 1682. 8vo. Wing L 681. "Second part proposeth expedients to remedy all its mercanture maladies; and other wealth-wasting enormities, by which it is kept poor and low." The two parts of this work have provided a bookbinder's nightmare and would I imagine still serve as a very good test for the more advanced student of the craft. Sweeney 2755. The Shane Leslie copy, good in modern half morocco with his pleasing ex libris book verse: "This volume that you borrowed, bought or took Is mine while I am living: But dead I mind not giving My blessing to the keeper of my book." Provenance: The estate of Tony Sweeney
Lot 442
PHILIP IV OF SPAIN: A proclamation for Reformation published and commanded (to be overserved as a Law) - London: 1623. 4to. pp. [v], 86. Modern half red morocco. Paper repair to armorial frontispiece, titlepage and another leaf. A very good copy. STC 22992.9. Amongst the reformations in manners and morals sought by the King were an excess of servants; that no kind of thing be imnbroidered; that neither Gold nor Silver be worne in stuffe of silke or trimming; of the moderation of the dowry, jewels and apparrell; for the abolishing of publike stewes etc etc. The publication of this English translation, presumably designed to portray the Spanish King in a good light, coincides with the final attempt of James I to arrange a controversial marriage between his son the future Charles I and Princess Maria of Spain. The Prince of Wales went to Madrid to urge his suit in the Spring of 1623 but religious difficulties could not be surmounted. One of the "ifs" of history relates to the question of whether Maria of Spain would have made a better wife than than his subsequent choice Henrietta Maria of France. Spanish Royal Coat of Arms as frontispiece. Provenance: The estate of Tony Sweeney
Lot 499
1687 LILLY, William. Brevissima Institutio seu ratio grammatices, cognoscendæ, ad omnium puerorum utilitatem præscripta. Printed at the Sheldonian Theatre, Oxford. 12mo. pp. [ii], 206. Recent full calf with morocco letter piece on spine. Light browning. A very good copy. The most celebrated of all the Tudor school Latin grammars made its first appearance under this title in 1549 and continued to be published and used far into the 18th Century. The only edition to be printed in the reign of James II. Provenance: The estate of Tony Sweeney
Lot 973B
A rare and interesting photo album compiled by an officer of the Kings Shropshire Light Infantry recording the march of the 1st K.S.L.I. from Bannu to Razmak, November 9th-15th 1928, in 43 black and white images, 8.5 cm x 13.5 cm and 16 cm x 21 cm, to/w an embroidered K.S.L.I. emblem in circular glass frame, 20 cm dia.
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