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Lot 712
An early 20th Century mahogany side table of shallow bow fronted form, fitted with a brushing slide on cabriole legs to claw and ball feet, a modern pine wall hanging cabinet with single glazed door, a glass three tier TV stand and a pair of four branch oak light fittings and another similar fitting
Lot 18
KORDA, ALBERTO - `CHE GUEVARA`Photograph Signed - (SP)A black and white oversize postcard (overall size 210x150mm) reproduction of Korda`s iconic image of Che Guevara ("Guerrillero Heroico"), inscribed and signed by the photographer: "A Monica de su nuevo amigo, Korda, Paris `90". In very good condition, with small crease to top right hand corner (image and signature completely unaffected) and some light markings to surface. Hi-res images on request.
Lot 44
AUTOGRAPH ALBUMCollection - (COL)An autograph album, containing approx. twenty five autographs, mostly music, movies and light entertainment, c.1960s. Highlights include Natalie Wood, Robert Wagner, Elizabeth Taylor (sellotaped in from another album), Douglas Fairbanks Jr., Anthony Quinn, Roald Dahl, two members of Uriah Heep, Tony Curtis, Cliff Richard, Tommy Cooper etc. Overall size 85x125mm. Viewing recommmended.
Lot 119
HITCHCOCK, ALFREDAlbum Page Signed - (APS)A wonderful inscribed and signed album page from legendary director Alfred Hitchcock, with an especially impressive trademark caricature in Hitchcock`s hand. Overall size of page approx. 175x135mm. One faint central horizontal fold and a couple of light small circular stains, but overall a very impressive signature. Inscribed and signed: "To Ann and Martin from Alfred Hitchcock".
Lot 124
LAUREL & HARDYPhotograph Signed - (SP)A 10x8" black and white photograph of Laurel and Hardy, signed "Oliver Hardy" and "Hello Stephen! Stan Laurel" in their respective hands. Photograph printed on thin paper stock with some creasing and other wear to edges. Occasional light spotting. Some show-through from handwriting on rear of photo, nevertheless a quirky item at an attractive price. Hi-res scans on request.
Lot 250
JOHN, ELTON, BERNIE TAUPIN & PETE TOWNSHENDBook - (BOOK)A paperback copy of the lyric and sheet music book "The Very Best of Elton John" (Wise Publications, 1991), signed in FOUR different places. Signed by Elton John and Bernie Taupin over their black and white photo on page one (with an additional comic doodle, perhaps in Elton`s hand?), signed by Pete Townshed over the sheet music to `Pinball Wizard`, and signed by Elton John and Bernie Taupin over the sheet music to both `Candle In The Wind` and `Your Song`. Overall size approx. 300x230mm. Some light creasing, but overall an impressive collection of signed pages that could be extracted and nicely framed.
Lot 266
PAVLOVA, ANNAPhotograph Signed - (SP)A beautiful vintage full-length photograph (appox. 145x100mm) of Anna Pavlova in white dress and clasping a bouquet, clearly signed in black ink "Anna Pavlova", mounted on thick "Ellis & Walery" card (overall approx. 200x150mm). Card has been slightly trimmed along lower edge. Some minor silvering when held in a certain light, but overall an excellent item with a great Pavlova signature.
Lot 271
PRINCEPoster Signed - (PSS)A stunning signed colour poster (approx. 28x22") featuring the pop music icon with his band (only a detail shown opposite - full image on request). Signed boldly in blue ink "Love God Prince `88". Horizontal and vertical folds, not affecting signature. Light paper loss at cross folds but otherwisde VG+. Viewing recommended.
Lot 325
RUSSELL, LORD JOHN EARLAutograph Letter Signed - (ALS)An autograph letter signed from Russell to Mr Maitland, declining an invitation due to the ill health of his good friend Lady Holland. Signed at the close "W. Russell". Measures 181x119mm. With biro annotation to second page by former owner, light toning to top margin and reinforced left margin. In full: "I have heard this morning of the long dangerous illness of my friend of many years Lady Holland. It is ___ I may be asked to London and at all __, I must decline to accept your invitation which it would otherwise have given the great pleasure to avail myself - Remain yrs. truly."
Lot 327
SIDMOUTH, HENRY ADDINGTON - 1ST VISCOUNTAutograph Letter Signed - (ALS)A light grey, hand-written letter, (approx 4.5x7.5 in) written and signed in black fountain pen ink by Henry Addington, the former British Prime Minister from 1801-1804, who later became Lord Sidmouth. A small extract of the piece reads `Lady Sidmouth would have great pleasure in dining with you on Thursday.` Signed at the close `Lord Sidmouth`. The piece is dated February 17th 1835.
Lot 334
CHARLES & DIANAPhotograph Signed - (SP)An official Christmas card (1983) signed "Charles" and "Diana", incorporating a colour photograph taken at Balmoral Castle featuring Charles standing, wearing a kilt, with Diana posed on a swing with the infant Prince William on her lap. Overall size when open approx. 180x265mm. Some light spotting to interior, with some fingermarking and light soiling to covers. With original type-addressed envelope.
Lot 336
CHARLES & DIANAPhotograph Signed - (SP)An official Christmas card (1989) signed "Charles" and "Diana", incorporating a colour photograph of the Royal couple with the young princes. Overall size when open approx. 205x305mm. Some light very spotting to interior. With original type-addressed envelope.
Lot 337
CHARLES & DIANAPhotograph Signed - (SP)The 1989 Christmas card, clearly signed in black ink "from Charles and Diana" in their respective hands, opposite a colour photograph of the Royal couple with their sons, the Princes William & Harry. Overall size when open approx. 200x300mm. Card in excellent condition but with some light staining to upper cover. With original mailing envelope (minor wear). Further images on request.
Lot 339
CHARLES IIDocument Signed - (DS)A document signed Charles R, as King, at the head, one page, folio, Whitehall, 4th February 1670/71. The manuscript document is addressed to the Attorney General and requests that he prepare a `Bill for Our Royall Signature to passe Our Great Seale of England, containing our full & Gracious Pardon` for Ambrose Baynes who stood `convicted for having forged & Published a Bond or Obligation bearing date the 20th day of November 1668`. Countersigned at the foot by 1st Earl of Arlington (1618-1685, English Statesman, Secretary of State for the Southern Department 1662-74 and Postmaster General 1667-85). With blank integral leaf. Some very light overall creasing and minor age wear.
Lot 29
A Caughley blue and white mug or tankard. c.1780, of cylindrical form with grooved loop handle, painted in underglaze blue with the `La Peche` and `La Promenade Chinoise` pattern, the base with underglaze blue `S` mark, 5¾in. (14.5cm.) high. * The body has a distinctive green tint under strong light. ** Provenance: Included in a 1949 inventory of porcelain bequeathed to Dr. John Alistair Burkhardt by his aunt, Miss Charlotte Mary Sandford of 27, The Little Boltons, South Kensington. The inventory was prepared by White Berry & Catford, Valuers, 28 Cadogan Place, SW1 and dated 3rd March 1949. Most of the pieces on this inventory are included in our auction catalogue (lots 15 to 49). Photographs of the inventory are available via e-mail by request and a copy of the inventory will be provided to purchasers of these lots after the sale.
Lot 157
Rackham, Arthur (illustrator) & Walton, Izaak. The Compleat Angler, or The Contemplative Man`s Recreation, pub. George Harrap & Co. Ltd., London 1931, original green cloth gilt, twelve colour plate illustrations, 4to, light sun fading to spine and edge of cover, browning to front pictorial end paper and half title.
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