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Lot 1148
Cricket Presentation Trophy awarded to Charles Knott for services to County and English Cricket comprising a light stained mahogany display mounted with 3 cricket balls and silver plated plaque engraved "To Charles Knott in Appreciation of His Services to County Cricket and English Cricket From D.W. Hill and Staff" overall 8"h x 16" long x 4.5"d.
Lot 1583
Everard, H S C-"A History of the Royal and Ancient Golf Club: St Andrews from 1754-1900" 1st ed 1907 published by William Blackwood of Edinburgh in the original green pictorial cloth boards and gilt spine (light bruising to corners and top and tail of spine), illustrated with numerous plates from photographs and paintings plus 9 coloured plates with tissue guards, gilt top edges to pages with other edges untrimmed. Note: This was the first written history of St Andrews Golf Club and the illustrations include some of the first in colour of golf. A very respectable copy
Lot 1625
Fine J & D Clark Musselburgh light stained scare neck bulger driver with a good head stamp (horn sole insert needs replacing) fitted with good period full length hide grip with thick underlisting together with a Ramsbottom Manchester driving cleek also fitted with a similar thick hide grip. (2)
Lot 1745
Morrison, J S F (Ed)-"Around Golf"-1st ed 1939 in the original green and gilt decorative boards and spine (some thumb stains and slight fading to spine and light stains to both front and back boards), full of photographic illustrations including those of Bobby Jones, Harold Hilton, John Ball et al and other leading lady and gentlemen players, and chapters including golf clubs and golf in France. Internally very clean and sound. Scarce (G); plus Wethered H N "The Perfect Golfer"-1st ed 1931 rebound in green cloth boards and gilt spine hence internally clean and tight. Note-some speckled foxing to the closed and title pages. Otherwise (VG) (2)
Lot 1828
1979 Ryder Cup official programme played at The Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs West Virginia-in original wrappers (very light rubbing)-otherwise a very clean copy plus 4x draw sheets (one duplicate)-all blank hence (VG) (5). Note: this was first European team event incl Seve Ballesteros and Garrido
Lot 1831
1987 Rare Ryder Cup official programme and signed spectator guide-played at Muirfield Village G.C. Ohio in original wrappers (very light creases) c/w Spectator Guide signed by both Captains Tony Jacklin and Jack Nicklaus-overall (VG) (2). Note: this was the first time that Europe had back to back victories and the first time ever on American soil
Lot 395
Match Worn Dai Davies Wales Football Shirt: Wales Goalkeeper shirt worn in the Match between Wales and England on the 8th May 1976, match played at the racecourse ground, Wrexham. Admiral Light blue shirt with Number One on reverse and admiral logos on shirt collar with tag. The shirt has great provenance, please contact for further details (1) Good
Lot 191
A fancy yellow and colourless diamond set brooch, designed as a foliate spray, composed of two graduated flowerheads each claw set to the centre with a fancy yellow round brilliant cut diamond, the petals and stems pave set with graduated light yellow and colourless similarly cut diamonds Length 7cm, estimated principal diamond weights: 1.30cts and 1.12cts
Lot 282
A pair of Edwardian three light candelabra Walker and Hall, Sheffield 1910, the central slender stem with flared lower section, with two scroll arms with Greek key support with foliate branch trailing through, the shaped square drip pans with square section candle sconces, the whole raised on stepped spreading squarebase with bracket feet to corners (2) 33cm high
Lot 363
A late Victorian enamelled singing bird box apparently unmarked, of rectangular outline with canted corners, the base and sides with all over engraved geometric decoration, and with cartouche to base engraved 'AALC 1st Jan 1889', the lid with finely engraved foliate and flower engraved design with royal blue enamel highlights, black scrolled border, with a light blue and green detail, with central oval hinged enamel panel with a continental lake and mountain scene opening to reveal foliate pierced grill and automaton bird 9.5cm x 6cm x 3cm
Lot 358
An Early George III Silver Card Tray having pie crust and shell rim (split and restoration to rim), London 1767, maker Ebenezer Coker, inscribed to centre "A Troop Duke of Manchester's Light Horse Volunteers Captain S.C. Newton's Prize for Swordsmanship, won by Corporal James Wilson", on splayed hoof feet, 20.5cm diameter
Lot 53
Numismatic Interest: NOBLE (MARK) - Two Dissertations Upon the Mint and Coins of the Episopal - Palatines of Durham, Birmingham 1780, light spotting throughout, front end paper detached, 1/4 calf marble boards, top board partially detached; LEMPMERE (J) - A Classical Dictionary ... The Value of Coins, Weights and Measures used amongst the Greeks and Romans, 7th ed. London 1809, full calf, gt. spine mostly missing; AKERMAN (JOHN YONGE) - A Numismatic Manual, London 1840, illustrated, re-bound half calf; THORBURN (W STEWART) - A Guide To the Coins of Great Britain & Ireland in Gold, Silver & Copper, from the earliest period to the present time with their value, 2nd ed., London 1888, illustrated, orig. dec. cloth; BURGESS (FRED W) - Chats on Old Coins, illustrated, London 1913, orig. red cloth, faded; PECK (C WILSON) -English Copper, Tin and Bronze Coins In The British Museum 1558 - 1958, 2nd edition, London 1970, blue cloth, dust wrapper; PRICE (MARTIN JESSOP) - Coins: An Illustrated Survey 650 BC To The Present Day, London 1980, black cloth, dust jacket, slip case; HAWKINS (EDWARD) - The Silver Coins of England, 2nd ed., Quaritch, London 1874, numerous black and white illustrations, 1/4 calf, gt. spine (8)
Lot 340
E A Nehas (Italian, 20th Century) Views of Rome - Arco Settimo, Santa Francesca Romana in the Forum Romano; Severo Il Foro Romano; And SS Giovanni e Paolo, Rome all signed "Nehas" And dated 1933 watercolour 24 x 30cm (3).Francesca Romana performed miracles. Francesca Romana is Also the patron saint of motorists because her guardian Angel guided her through the night by showing her the way with A light. She was canonized by Pope Paul V in 1608. There is Always A little pilgrimage to that church under her dedication
Lot 355
Leonard R Squirrell, RWS, RE (British, 1893-1979) A View of Thaxted, Essex signed lower left "L R Squirrell 1950" pen, ink And watercolour 23 x 28cm Leonard Squirrell is one of Suffolk's best-loved Artists. He began his training At the Ipswich School of Art under George Rushton, And went on to the Slade School in London, working under Henry Tonks And Philip Wilson Steer. Leonard Squirrell is known And Admired As An outstanding topographical Artist And we Are delighted to have lovely detailed views of Essex And Norfolk churches in this sale, which have come to light from A private collection
Lot 455
Henry Scott (British, 1911-1966) The Clipper Ship "Mount Stewart" 1903 tons, built 1891 by Barclay, Curle, Glasgow, in A Calm Sea At the Break of Dawn, with A Navigation Light Glowing signed lower right "Henry Scott" oil on canvas 51 x 77cm Provenance: MacConnal Mason And Son Ltd., 14 Duke Street, St James, London, SW1
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