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Various Royal Albert Old Country Roses teaware, comprising a teapot, 21cm high, six cups, gravy boat, milk jug, vase, salt and pepper pot, open sugar bowl, milk jug, six saucers, side plates and a shaped dish, three further posies, eight dinner plates and two Christmas Warmth and Christmas Magic Royal Albert cabinet plates (a quantity).
HENRY AND AUGUSTUS MAYHEW: THE GOOD GENIUS THAT TURNED EVERYTHING INTO GOLD OR THE QUEEN BEE AND THE MAGIC DRESS, A CHRISTMAS FAIRY TALE, ill George Cruikshank, London, David Bogue, 1847, 1st edition, 4 etched plates, 1pp adverts at end, original blind stamped cloth gilt + PUNCH'S POCKET-BOOK FOR 1876, ill John Tenniel, Charles Keene and Linley Sambourne, London, Punch Office and Bradbury Agnew & Co, 1876, added hand coloured title, hand coloured folding frontis, 14 black and white plates, no entries, original wallet form crimson morocco worn, all edges gilt (2)
ANGELO JOHN LEWIS "PROFESSOR HOFFMANN": LATER MAGIC, London, George Routledge, New York, E P Dutton [1904], 1st edition, 2pp adverts at end, original pictorial cloth gilt worn + WILL GOLDSTON: TRICKS AND ILLUSIONS, London, George Routledge, New York, E P Dutton [1909], 2nd edition, original pictorial cloth gilt worn + CHARLES ROBERTS & CHARLES CRAYFORD: FOULSHAM'S CARD AND CONJURING TRICKS, London, W Foulsham [1925], 1st edition, 4pp adverts at end, original cloth, spine dulled + WALTER H PEELL "BERKELEY" & T B ROWLAND: CARD TRICKS AND PUZZLES, London and New York, George Bell & Sons, 1908 "The Pub Series", original pictorial cloth + ARTHUR ROSE: STAGE EFFECTS, HOW TO MAKE AND WORK THEM, London, George Routledge [1928], 1st edition, original pictorial cloth + JOHN CLUCAS CANELL: MODERN CONJURING, London, E G Ellisdon, 1940, 1st edition, original pictorial wraps + H J BURLINGAME: MAGICIANS HANDBOOK, Chicago, Wilcox & Follett, 1942, original pictorial wraps + PETER WARLOCK: PETER WARLOCK'S BOOK OF MAGIC, London and New York, Arco Publishers, 1956, 1st edition, original cloth dust wrapper + AL BAKER: MAGICAL WAYS AND MEANS, Minneapolis, Carl Waring Jones, 1946, 2nd edition, original cloth + 7 other magic titles (16)
MARJORIE BOWEN: BLACK MAGIC, A TALE OF THE RISE AND FALL OF ANTICHRIST, London, Alston Rivers, 1909, 1st edition, 24pp adverts at end, inner joints weak, original pictorial cloth gilt, splits at spine + PASCHAL GRUSSET "ANDRE LAUIE": NEW YORK TO BREST IN SEVEN HOURS, London, Samson Low, Marston, Searle & Rivington, 1890, 1st edition, 22 plates as list, inner joints weak, original pictorial cloth gilt worn and soiled (2)
A collection of interesting items to include various vintage carbide and other lamps, small antique oak panels, magic lantern, three primus stoves, block and tackle, cast iron scale with circular ceramic tray, with transfer printed decoration advertising Day & Millward, Birmingham, various jars, cruet set, small framed and glazed black and white photograph 'The Whale' Stranded at Littleton on Severn January 15th 1885, etc
3¼in sq Square Magic Lantern Slide Stories, The Artful Convict - 6 slides; Ping Pong - 6 slides plus 3 others; The Owls - 9 slides; The Factory Chimney - 4 slides (part) and The Passions - 3 slides (part comic set relating to dentistry, and a larger slide (93mm x 97mm) of a ship at sea, F-G, some taping fragile or missing (32)
Magic Lantern Literature, maker's catalogues - 'The Wrench Illustrated Catalogue', 1908-9, pp320, contemporary half-cloth binding, with 'Cinematograph Cameras, Tripod Stands and Lenses 1910-11' pamphlet addenda, 'The Wrench Illustrated Catalogue 1906-7', pamphlet 'Triumph Focuslite Outfits', 1928-1929, Butcher 'Optical Lanterns and How To Use Them', with books - 'Magic Lanterns - How Made and How Used', Wood, AA, E C Wood, 3rd ed, 1885, Perken Son & Rayment 'Intensity Coils How Made and How Used', 'Dyer', 1891, 17th ed, 'Optical Projection', Wright, L, Longmans, 1891, 2nd ed, and two part-leaflets, P-F (10)
A Wrench Russian Iron and lacquered brass Magic Lantern, with 'Patent Beck Multifex Lantern Lens', in triple-extension mount, with oxy-hydrogen limelight illuminant and mirror, lacks limes, and generic paraffin illuminant, lantern 540mm long, F, some corrosion, in wooden case, case af, Butcher 'Primus' gas fittings, in maker's box, box lid af, Beresford 'Paragon' Focuser and fruitwood ring, 55mm diam, with extensive annotations by Godfrey Batting, to allow cooling of condenser after use
Godfrey Batting (1890-1971) Photographic 3¼in sq Magic Lantern Slides, mainly topographical, some atmospheric, including sea views in Sussex, views of Kent countryside, River Medway, castles, country houses, including Buxted and Scotney, churches, Army Pageant re-enactment, possibly of Battle of Blenheim, Battersea Park, rural scenes, some unmounted, mostly circa 1897 to 1910 (apx 200)
Photographic 3¼in sq Magic Lantern Slides, including Thomas Batting, Godfrey's younger brother, rural and seaside views, including Frant, Eridge Park, Groombridge, Bodiam, River Medway, liner 'Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse' leaving Southampton, 1907, and Scotney, mostly circa 1908-1911, a few later, some unmounted (90), D J Johnson, previous owner of Tylar's camera, see Lot 20, rural views including 'Charcoal Burners, Frant, 1887', Penshurst, The Pantiles and Chiddingstone (13), with commercial slides including Russo-Japanese War, story sets and North Wales views, with unexposed lantern slide contact print plates and paper masks (a lot)
Godfrey Batting (1890-1971) Photographic 3¼in sq Magic Lantern Slides, Kent and Sussex interest including High Street, Tonbridge, traction engine accident at Eridge, fire brigade display at showground, Sangers circus parade (2), lion in zoo dated 1897, Atora Hugon's Beef Suet wagon, paddle steamer SS Alexandra at Hastings (5), Southend pier, fishermen's children at Hastings, families on beach, 1907, Mayor of Tunbridge Wells laying foundation stone of New Baths (2), 1897 Diamond Jubilee sports day (29), with Greek holiday, including Delphi, Rhodes, Ithaca, Athens and Corinth Canal (36), G (65)
Godfrey Batting (1890-1971) Lumière Autochrome 3¼in sq Magic Lantern Slides, portrait of Godfrey Batting seated in garden 'Taken by Mr Sells', portrait of young lady in dress with puff sleeves, almost monochrome, Scotney Castle, High Rocks near Tunbridge Wells, lane with cottage beyond, country house with ladies outside, rhodendrons and Teston Lock, near Maidstone, G (8)
A group of assorted tinplate and diecast toys Condition:- Corgi Magic Roundabout locomotive, minor chipping and wear, funnel missing- Corgi loading trolley, minor paint wear, mechanism working but looks incomplete- Corgi Bedford CA Evening Standard van, light wear- Matchbox No.44 Phantom, very light wear, box tatty- Wells-Brimtoy tinplate bus, lacks one wheel and something from the top, dented- Tri-ang Bedford friction powered cab, worn and bent at the back- Tinplate milk tanker, fair but colours slightly differ, one tap is missing at the back- M S crane lorry, plastic cab rubbed and dirty with something missing from its roof, crane mechanism working but crane arm bent
QUEEN: LIVE IN BUDAPEST - 2 x Czech posters for QUEEN in BUDAPEST (1986) the concert film of the band's performance at the Nép Stadium in Budapest - which was part of the band's final tour with FREDDI MERCURY 'THE MAGIC TOUR' - (15.5" x 11" - portrait) and (11.5" x 8.25" - landscape) - flat as issued
An early Talismanic Chart, in Arabic, illuminated manuscript on thin paper [Qajar Persia, dated 1218 AH (1803-04 AD)] single vast sheet, containing a large section of magic squares formed of 100 by 100 molecules (providing 10,000 individual cells), each containing an individual 4-digit magical code in green, orange, blue and red, forming a large geometric diamond pattern, magic squares framed within a three-layered banner, each containing prayers and Qur'anic text, in red, blue and black naskh, all heightened in gilt, some small closed tears to extremities, causing fractional loss to text, overall exceptionally bright and attractive example, c. 640 by 650 mm.; mounted on thicker paper, framed and glazed Provenance: Property of a private European collector, acquired in Christie's, 2 May 1996, lot 381.These vast charts contain magic squares that were believed to carry protective and talismanic properties. The sheets were often folded up into considerably smaller amulets for the ease of transportation for the carrier; the present example would likely have measured 50 by 70 mm. when folded. Though their use was a popular practice in nineteenth-century Persia, few examples survive as early as the present example appear on the market, with the only two known to us appearing in the early 2000s. Christie's sold a similar but undated chart from the first quarter of the nineteenth century on 14 October 2003 (lot 134) and another containing a more intricate design attributed to the late Safavid or early Qajar period on the 16 October 2001 (lot 63).
A talismanic chart written in ghubari script on vellum, commissioned by Hajji Husain Aqa Qajar Persia, late 19th CenturyArabic manuscript on thin vellum, text written in ghubari and small naskhi script in varying sizes and in black ink and colours, a central panel of text surmounted by a roundel, numerous side panels and cartouches, several panels with gold and silver grounds 60 x 36 cm.Footnotes:ProvenanceThe Shakerine Collection.For two examples of such talismanic charts on vellum from the Qajar period, one dated AH 1337/AD 1919, the other circa 1900, see F. Maddison, E. Savage-Smith, Science, Tools and Magic: Part One, London 1997, pp. 110-112, nos. 44 and 45.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: RR This lot is subject to import restrictions when shipped to the United States.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Bob DEVEREUX (b.1940)Boat by a LighthouseMonochrome linocutSigned in pencil19 x 16.5cmTogether with two other works by the same artist:Engine HouseMonochrome linocutSigned in pencil19 x 16.5cm&Magic JarColoured linocutSigned, inscribed as titled and numbered 19/24 in pencill 22 x 16cm (unframed)(3)
Walt Disney four Mickey Mouse Little Books. (i) Mickey Mouse Sails for Treasure Island The Great Midget Book Series, published by Dean & Son London circa 1930's, excellent condition, no writing or colouring, bright clean card covers and tight binding. (ii) Mickey Mouse The Great Midget Book Series published by Dean & Son London circa 1933, nicely restoration to card, spine and covers look aged not modern. Nice clean copy, pencil name but no further writing or colouring. (iii) Mickey Mouse and the Magic Lamp The Better Little Book number 1429 published by Whitman, USA circa 1942. Covers state that the corners of pages flip to show Pluto in action but it is in fact Mickey Mouse. This book has had sympathetic restoration to look aged. No writing or colouring, new end papers, page edges browned, very good copy of a sweet book. (iv) Mickey Mouse The Mail Pilot, published 1933 Whitman USA. Issued with compliments of American Oil Company. Paper covers are lightly creased, page edges browned but no writing or colouring. Overall these are very nice copies of these delightful books which are quite scarce.
FOOTBALL, selection, inc. newspapers (7), Evening Citizen, Scottish Cup Final souvenir, 25th April 1964; Manchester Evening News and Chronicle, 21st Feb 1964, featuring Manchester United (EC & FAC winners), Evening Standard (4), South Wales Echo, featuring England matches, v Spain, Uruguay, Scotland (all played at Wembley); at Cardiff v Wales, books (18), Rothmans Non-League Yearbook 1981/2 (1st issue), The Magic Sponge by Shepherdson, World Cup, 1958, 1962 & 1966; Finney on Football; Internationals, Sheffield, European; Rothmans Non-League Yearbooks, 1981/2 (1st issue), 1982/3 & 1983/4; two scrapbooks of mainly football, 1932 FAC Final, Arsenal Floodlights opening; ephemera re Welsh referee John Meade (1930s-1940s) etc., FR to VG, Qty.
MAGIC, theatre programmes, 1900s-1930s, inc. Sears, Linga Singh, Siems, The Great Weiland, Cecil Lyle, some ventriloquists etc; Hippodrome Newcastle-upon-Tyne, The Empress Brixton, Palace Leicester, Finsbury Park Empire, Sheffield Hippodrome, Shoreditch Hippodrome, Birmingham Empire etc., creasing and knocks to edges, punch holes (2), FR to G, 20
MAGIC, theatre programmes, 1900s-1930s, inc. Howard De Courcy, Dave Kaffey, Sirdani, Great Como, The Great Cingalee, Chris Charlton, Chefalo, Cecil Keech, some ventriloquists etc; Alhambra, Bristol Hippodrome, Hackney Empire, Holborn Empire, Portsmouth Hippodrome, Nottingham Empire, City Varieties Leeds etc., some creasing and knocks to edges etc., FR to G, 20
MAGIC, theatre programmes, 1900s-1930s, inc. Klinson, Kimber, Fred Karene, Cardini, Martin Chapender, Chefalo, Chris Charlton, Fred Culpit, some ventriloquists etc; Blackpool Tower, London Pavilion, London Coliseum, Palladium, Wizard Club of Chicago, Bristol Hippodrome, Municipal Hall Theatre Aberystwyth, Devonshire Park Theatre Eastbourne, Edinburgh Empire etc., slight tears and creasing, punch holes (2), FR to G, 18
MAGIC, theatre programmes, 1900s-1930s, inc. Gali-Gali, Cecil Keech, Chefalo, Chris Charlton, Fred Culpit, Carter, Chatrand The Great, Fred Harcourt, Carl Hertz, Erikson, Mr T Hayes, The Great INO, The Elgys, Rolf Hansen etc; The Empress Brixton, Regent Theatre Sheffield, Birkenhead Hippodrome, Glasgow Empire Palace, Tower Palace Blackpool, Middlesex Music Hall, Birmingham Hippodrome etc., slight tears and creasing etc., FR to G, 20
MAGIC, theatre programmes, 1900s-1930s, inc. Ten-Ka, Chris Charlton, Chefalo, Siems, Professor Earle, Erikson, Rolf Hansen, Cardini; London Palladium, London Pavilion, Birmingham Grand, Kingston Empire, Camberwell Palace, Sunderland Empire, Empire Middlesbrough, South London Palace, Theatre Royal Dublin Hippodrome Darlington etc., slights tears and creasing, FR to G, 19
MAGIC, theatre programmes, 1940s-1950s, inc. Leslie Lester, Sirdani, The Great Lyle, The Great Levante, George Braund, Albert Burdon, Charles Harrison Jnr., Li Chang, The Great Lyle etc; Palace Huddersfield, Sunderland Empire, Palace Manchester, Glasgow Empire, Theatre Royal Rochdale, Tivoli Hull, Gateshead Empire, Grand Theatre Bolton, Hippodrome Keighley, punch holes (4), FR to G, 30
MAGIC, theatre programmes, 1940s-1950s, inc. Albert Burdon, Al Koran, Kovari, Cingalee, Chris Charlton, Erik, Robert Harbin, Murray Smith, Benson Dulay, Lucille, Paul Graham etc; Prince of Wales, Windmill Theatre Great Yarmouth, Theatre Royal Stockport, Wellington Pier Pavilion, Palace Theatre Newcastle upon Tyne, Grand Theatre Doncaster, Floral Pavilion New Brighton etc., some knocks to edges, about G to VG, 30
MAGIC, theatre programmes, 1940s-1950s, inc. The Great Lyle, Kalanag, N'Gai, Howard De Courcy, Manton & Company, Chris Charlton, Fred Culpitt, Claude Williams, Eric Williams, Reg Salmon, Tommy Cooper etc; Palladium, New Hippodrome Accrington, The Empress Brixton, Alhambra Bradford, Croydon Empire, Theatre Royal Middlesbrough, Pavilion Theatre Liverpool, Hippodrome Ipswich, Grand Southampton etc., some folds, about G to VG, 30
MAGIC, theatre programmes, 1940s-1950s, inc. Gali Gali, Ali Bey, Milton Woodward, Donald B Stuart, Virgil & Julie, Lester Sharpe & Iris, Sirdani, Raydini, Murray Smith, Los Pettengell, Richiardi Jnr etc; Empire Theatre Newcastle, Birmingham Hippodrome, Grand Theatre Croydon, Finsbury Park Empire, Wood Green Empire, Brighton Hippodrome, Gaumont Theatre Doncaster, Theatre Royal Hanley, Empire Theatre Oldham etc., some slight creasing, about G to VG, 27
MAGIC, theatre programmes, 1940s-1950s, inc. Richiardi Jnr., Moira Rattigan, Reg Salmon, Lester Sharpe, Robert Harbin, Tommy Cooper, Sheik Ben Ali, Raydini, David Nixon, Benson Dulay etc., Palladium, Floral Pavilion New Brighton, Palace Theatre Chelsea, Ritz Theatre Weymouth, New Theatre Northampton, Brighton Hippodrome, Winter Gardens Margate, Arcadia Theatre Skegness, Granville Theatre Ramsgate etc., about G to VG, 30
TRADE, selection, inc. magic, Conjuring Trick, with Triumph magazine of issue (9th Dec 1933); Briggs Badges of H.M. Services, two Royal Navy transfers (with embroidery instruction booklet); Tom Thumb Wild Animals (complete set of 24, laid down in album); Treloar & Sons advert card, With What shall we cover the Floor; Kelloggs Land Speed Legends, shaped cards (separated but unused); Nabisco Highlights of Australian History empty album, FR to EX, 15*
Game.- Wallis (Edward, publisher) Wallis's New Game of Genius, or Compendium of Inventions connected with the Arts, Sciences and Manufactures...for the Amusement and Instruction of Youth of both Sexes, folding hand-coloured engraved sheet with 36 fine aquatint vignettes around title and central view, dissected and mounted on linen, c.390 x 495mm., lightly soiled and browned, one or two small spots, with the very rare booklet of rules and descriptions, stitched in original green wrappers (slightly soiled, split to fold at foot), together in original embossed green cloth slip-case, upper cover with title and decorations in gilt, rubbed, a little worn at corners and edges, [Whitehouse p.39], small 4to, E.Wallis, [c.1835].⁂ Rare game depicting a variety of activities and inventions including mining, a telegraph station, magic lantern, lithographic printing, a fire-engine, ballooning, card games, paper-making, gunpowder, a barometer, life-boat, and letterpress printing around a final larger central scene described as follows:"No.37. The subject here introduced comprises some of the most striking inventions of modern genius. At a distance is seen a manufactory worked by steam; on the river a steam-vessel pursues its rapid course, while a stream is crossed by a suspension, or chain-bridge, along which is passing a train of those wonderful locomotive engines, which on a railway have conveyed the most enormous burdens at the almost incredible speed of thirty miles per hour."Library Hub lists only 2 copies in the UK (BL and National Library of Scotland, only BL with booklet); WorldCat adds 5 in America. Another copy was sold in these rooms on 21st November 2019 (lot 276) but without the rule booklet.

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