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A collection of Boscean pottery by Scott Marshall.

MARSHALL, George, ed. The Genealogist. Vols. I-VII, New Series Vols. I-XXI. Various publishers, 1877-1905, 28 vols., half calf. (28)

BARBER. Barber's Picturesque Illustrations of the Isle of Wight. [Steel engravings.] Simpkin & Marshall, [ca. 1835], contemp. green morocco, a.e.g. ANON. A New, Correct, and much-improved History of the Isle of Wight. [Engraved folding map.] J. Albin, Newport, 1795, contemp. russia; and Vol. I (only) of Tomkins' Tour of the Isle of Wight, 1796, with sepia aquatint plates. (3)

MARSHALL, W. The Rural Economy of the Southern Counties. [Maps.] G. Nichol, 1798, 2 vols., half calf. SOUTHEY, R. Letters from England by Don Manuel Alvarez Espriella. Longman, 1808, 2nd edn. 3 vols., diced calf. (5)

BARBER. Barber's Picturesque Illustrations of the Isle of Wight. Simpkin & Marshall, [ca. 1835], calf. WISE, J. The New Forest, its history and its scenery. With 63 illustrations by Walter Crane. Gibbings, 1895, cloth. BRANNON, P. The Coast Scenery of Dorset. Part 2. [8 engravings.] Sydenham, Poole, [ca. 1850], oblong 8vo, wrappers; and others, views, topography &c. (10)

WEYMOUTH. Weymouth as a Watering Place; with a description of the Town and Neighbourhood. Illustrated. Simpkin and Marshall, [1857], cloth. TWENTY-FOUR VIEWS of Weymouth. [Steel engravings, ca. 1870], oblong 8vo, cloth; and others on Weymouth and Portland including various books of views. (22)

A 90W Marshall Combo Amp, Dual Channel. 12in Speaker.

Quantity of books on mountaineering, including:- Curran, Jim "K2 Triumph and Tragedy" Krakauer, Jon "Into Thin Air" Hillary, Edmund and Peter "Two Generations" Marshall, Howard "With Scott to the Pole", Country Life 1936, frontis portrait, various photographic illustrations (2 boxes)

"Tabasco-is hot stuff" a 20th century print of a tabasco sauce bottle, 1.27m x 38cm, in red gloss frame, glazed, labelled verso "designed by Ted Marshall for Fleischer Frame Co., a unit of M.B. Art Consultants Inc. New York City"

RUSSELL MARSHALL 'KATE MOSS' BLACK/SILVER CHARITY SCREENPRINT, signed in pencil with blindstamp and framed, 6/40.

RUSSELL MARSHALL 'KATE MOSS' BLUE/SILVER CHARITY SCREENPRINT, 55cm x 75cm, signed in pencil with blindstamp and framed, 6/40.

SS Olympia and Kaiser Wilhelm Der Grosse Pair of framed watercolors by Ian Marshall of the SS Olympia in Hong Kong and Kaiser Wilhelm Der Grosse in Rio. Signed in lower right "I.H.M". Provenance: Oliphant & Co., 1990. Two watercolors by Ian Marshall showing the Kaiser Wilhem der Grosse in Rio de Oro 1914 and USS Olympia, Hong Kong, 1898. Both fine paintings are matted and framed. Frames show some chips.

CTF 1/32 Scale Marshall 12-20 Tractor. Scarce Issue. A with box.

CTF 1/32 Scale Marshall M Tractor. Scarce Issue. A with box.

G&M Farm Models 1/16 Scale Field Marshall Series 2 Hand Built Model Tractor. This prestigious hard to find limited edition is A in Original Packaging.

Britains Vintage Series 1/32 Scale Marshall M Tractor. A in A/B Box.

CTF 1/16 Scale Marshall 12-20 Tractor. Hand built rare issue. A with box.

Field Marshall Tractor group to include Dinky issues and code 3 examples including tracked example. B to C. (5)

G&M Originals 1/32 Scale Field Marshall Series 2 Tractor. A in A/B Box.

ACTORS: Selection of signed 8 x 10 and 8 x 12 photographs by various film and television actors including Richard Armitage, Jonathan Bailey, Alfred Enoch, Ben Foster, Laurence Fox, Adrian Lester, Marshall Lancaster, Matthew Macfadyen, Harry Melling, Andrew Scott, Ben Whishaw, Zach Braff, Edward Fox, Philip Glenister, Anthony Head, Douglas Henshall, Jude Law, Marc Warren, Dominic West etc. Many of the images are colour and all are boldly signed, largely to clear areas of the images. Only a few are inscribed. VG to EX, 25

ACTORS: Selection of signed 8 x 10 and 8 x 12 photographs by various film and television actors including Samuel Anderson, Richard Armitage, Phil Daniels, Chiwetel Ejiofor, William Gaunt, Marshall Lancaster, Damian Lewis, Matthew Macfadyen, Norman Reedus, Rufus Sewell, Jason Statham, David Suchet, Ben Whishaw, John Barrowman, Zach Braff, Laurence Fox, Ian Hart, John Hurt, Jude Law, James McAvoy, Harry Melling, Bill Nighy, Robert Powell, Domini West etc. Most of the images are colour and all are boldly signed, largely to clear areas. None are inscribed. VG to EX, 29

ENTERTAINMENT: Small selection of signed pieces and album pages etc., by various stage and screen actors, entertainers etc., comprising Gordon Jackson, Richard Attenborough, Herbert Marshall, Ronald Shiner, Jack Warner (T.L.S.) and Flora Robson. All are individually matted beneath photographs (some vintage) to various sizes. A few with some minor tape stains and light foxing etc., generally G, 6

AUTOGRAPH ALBUM: An autograph album containing over 70 signatures by various classical musicians, conductors and singers including Henry Krips, Lois Marshall, Sari Barabas, Jeanne-Marie Darre, Eduard van Beinum, Cor de Groot, Shura Cherkassky, Eugen Jochum, Gina Bachauer, Rafael Kubelik, Georges Cziffra, Wolfgang Schneiderhan, Irmgard Seefried, Zino Francesca (2), Robert Casadeus, Anthony Collins, Pierre Monteux, Pierre Fournier, Tossy Spivakovsky, Dean Dixon, Irene Scharrer, Rosalyn Tureck, Larry Adler, Marian Anderson, Hans Swarowsky, Mstislav Rostropovich, Emil Gilels, Julian Bream, Matyas Seiber, Hephzibah Menuhin, Annie Fischer, Andre Tchaikowsky, Fedora Barbieri, Hans Hotter, Christa Ludwig, Arthur Bliss, Vilem Tausky, Eric Coates etc. Some pages are multiple signed and some are neatly annotated and dated in pencil in the hand of the collector. Generally VG

PAGET HENRY: (1768-1854) 1st Marquess of Anglesey. British Field Marshal, led the spectacular charge of the British heavy cavalry against Comte d'Erlon's column at the Battle of Waterloo, 18th June 1815. A.L.S., Uxbridge Lt. Gl., as Earl of Uxbridge, two pages, 4to, Uxbridge House, 14th April 1815, to Sir Willoughby Gordon. Paget writes, in full, 'Being ordered to the Continent to take Command of the Cavalry under the orders of Field Marshall (sic) the Duke of Wellington, I beg to represent the very great advantage it would be to me (who must necessarily have a considerable Staff) to obtain an order for a Spring Waggon & a light Forge Waggon upon the most approved construction with Horses & Drivers to be attached to my Quarters'. With blank integral leaf. A letter of good content written almost two months to the day before the Battle of Waterloo. VG Willoughby Gordon (1772-1851) British General, Quartermaster-General to the Forces. Duke of Wellington (1769-1852) Anglo-Irish Field Marshal & British Prime Minister 1828-30, 1834. Defeated Napoleon at the Battle of Waterloo. Paget distinguished himself on many occasions during the Battle of Waterloo and had at least eight horses shot from under him. At the end of the battle, while riding alongside Wellington, Paget's right leg was hit by grapeshot, leading to the famous exchange as he declared “By God, sir, I've lost my leg!” to which Wellington replied “By God, sir, so you have!”

An antique lion skin with flat mounted head together with a Marshall eagle wing.

A group of five autograph written letters to include George Gleig (1796-1888) Soldier and later chaplain to the Chelsea Pensioners (last surviving officer to have served with Wellington in Spain) :- John Fox Gurboyne (1782-1871) Field Marshall British Army. :- Garnet Wolseley (1833-1913) (Field Marshall Garnet Wolseley, 1st Viscount Wolseley) :- Samuel Rogers (1763-1855) English Poet and Colleague of Wordsworth, Coleridge and Byron and David Wilkie (1785-1841) Scottish painter.

Royal Doulton large character jug Field Marshall J C Smuts

Wilkinson's Toby Jug Marshall Foch, designed and signed by Sir Francis Carruthers Gould, height 31cm (chip to hat and some paint wear to bottle)

A slender boxwood spokeshave with Made for W Marshall Manchester and another with rams horn grips G+

Percival Marshall; 1901 to 1904 The Woodworker A Practical Journal of Woodworking in all its Branches vols 1 to 6 in 3 books 10" h/b G

17th century AD. Group comprising: Staffordshire, Wolverhampton, halfpenny (Ferdinand Lee, 1664); Yorkshire, Doncaster, halfpennies (2; Benjamin Marshall and William Moody, 1666); all with descriptive collector tickets. Williamson/Dickinson: Staffordshire 97 and Yorkshire 77; 78. 6.10 grams total. ("). [3, No Reserve]

A Victorian magic lantern with large collection of coloured glass slides including Arundel & Marshall, Carpenter & Wesley, some lever action and some hand painted examples

R. MARSHALL (19TH CENTURY) 'Meeting of the Waters - Killarney' Oil on canvas Signed and inscribed to the frame mount 17.25' x 31'

'An Account of the Remarkable Comet whose Appearance is expected at the end of this Present Year 1757, with the Dreadful effects that may probably Happen', 1757, second edition, bound with other titles including acandid examination of the Court Marshall of Admiral Byng 1757, Considerations on the Importance of Canada and the Bay and river of St Lawrence (1759), a Aenuine Narrative of the Deplorable deaths of English Gentlemen in the Black Hole in Fort William, Calcutta June 1756 (1758) and three pamphlets concerning naval war with France (1758), quarter leather, disbound

EXTRA LOT: A Roderick Lovesey limited edition print, a Tribute to Sir Thomas Sopwith, 300/850, this issue is one of only two signed by Mr Tommy Sopwith, Dr Alan K Watkins, Air Chief Marshall Sir Patrick Hine, Sir Peter G Masefield, and the Squadron Commanders of Nos1, 20, 65 and III Squadrons Royal Air Force, with certificate

BEHREND JOHN; John Ball of Hoylake…, 1989, Author's Presentation copy. No. 33 of 100 copies, full leather, 108 pp, slip case, signed by Behrend, Tim Marshall (Past R.L.G.C. Captain) and W.C. Campbell (Past President of The United States Golf Association and Past Captain of the Royal & Ancient Golf Club, St. Andrews). Excellent condition. Biography of the famous Liverpool golfer and 1890 Open Champion.

J H COOKE: FIVE THOUSAND MILES WITH THE CHESHIRE YEOMANRY IN SOUTH AFRICA, Warrington & Chester, Mackie & Co Ltd and Phillipson & Golder, 1913-1914, limited edn (500) out of series, sigd, orig cl + CAPTAIN C M DICKSON: THE LEAGUER OF LADYSMITH, L, Eyre & Spottiswoode [1900], 18 full pge col'd plts compl, orig pict cl bkd bds, obl + LADY ELIZABETH ROSETTA GLOVER: LEST WE FORGET THEM, ill M B Hewerdine, L, Simpkin, Marshall et all [1900], orig pict bds detchd but present + MAJOR G F MACMUNN AND MAJOR A C LOVETT: THE ARMIES OF INDIA, L, A & C Black, 1911, 1st edn, 72 col'd plts compl, orig decor cl gt (4)

R H BRAND: THE UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA, Oxford 1909, 1st edn, orig cl gt + F S ARNOT: GARENGANZE OR SEVEN YEARS PIONEER MISSION WORK IN CENTRAL AFRICA, L, James E Hawkins, circa 1889, frontis + 17 ills, 2 maps + fdg map at rear, orig pict cl gt + MRS STUART WATT: IN THE HEART OF SAVAGEDOM REMINISCENCES OF LIFE AND ADVENTURE DURING A QUARTER OF A CENTURY OF PIONEERING MISSIONARY LABOURS IN THE WILDS OF EAST EQUATORIAL AFRICA, Marshall Bros, circa 1910, 68 plts including frontis, (lacking 2 plts), orig pict cl gt (3)

ARTHUR HENRY PATTERSON, 2 ttls: SEA-SIDE SCRIBBLINGS OR HOW TO MAKE THE MOST OF A HOLIDAY JAUNT, L, Jarrold & Sons [1887], 1st edn, 5pp advts at end, orig pict bds, lacks part of bkstrip; POPULAR SKETCHES FOR THE SEA-BEACH AND FIRESIDE, Great Yarmouth, A N Huke & L, Simpkin Marshall [1899] 1st edn, orig pict wraps (2)

[MOSTYN JOHN ARMSTRONG]: HISTORY AND ANTIQUITIES OF THE COUNTY OF NORFOLK VOLUME FIVE CONTAINING THE HUNDREDS OF FREEBRIDGE LYNN, FREEBRIDGE MARSHLAND, AND GALLOW, Norwich 1781 vol 5 only, armorial bkplt of Marquis Townshend, Field Marshall George Townshend (1724-1807) to front pastedown, old full cf gt worn

THE NORWICH MAGAZINE 1835, Norwich, Josiah Fletcher & L, Simpkin & Marshall [1835], 384pp, old hf cf v worn, + H J DUKINFIELD ASTLEY (ed): MEMORIALS OF OLD NORFOLK, L, 1908, 1st edn, orig cl gt, teg + MARK KNIGHTS: PEEPS AT THE PAST OR RAMBLES AMONG NORFOLK ANTIQUITIES, L, Jarrold & Sons, 1892, ltd edn (200) numbered, engrd frontis + 15 engrd fl pge plts complete as per list, old hf cf v worn, lacks backstrip (3)

NICHOLAS EVERITT: TOLD AT TWILIGHT, ill Sir Alfred Munnings, L, 1904, 1st edn, cat of advts at end, lacks ffep, orig pict cl soiled + JAMES EDWARD VINCENT: THROUGH EAST ANGLIA IN A MOTOR CAR, ill Frank Southgate, 1907, 1st edn, orig cl + EMMA MARSHALL, 2 ttls: CASTLE MEADOW, A STORY OF NORWICH ..., L, 1897, 1st edn, orig cl gt; IN THE EAST COUNTRY WITH SIR THOMAS BROWNE, : 1907, 6th thou, orig blind stpd cl + DREW MILLER: SEEN FROM A WINDMILL, A NORFOLK BROADS REVUE, L, 1935, 1st edn, orig cl (5)

Alexander J Marshall, bronze figure "Guardian Of The Lamp," signed with indistinct monogram, height 16", on wooden base, the artist exhibited at the Royal Academy 7 times between 1920 and 1939.

Sporting Memorabilia :Football batch of Liverpool press pictures late 1980’s, Topical Times cards, signed and mounted cards, 2 old cards, Chadwick and signed J Marshall and modern Arsenal Capt trade cards album.

Pair of late 19th Century Commemorative miniatures, depicting Napoleon Bonaparte , signed C. Calpet and Marshall Ney signed A. Lanain in tortoisehell effect circular frames, 6cm high

COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, British Historical Medals, Manchester Grammar School, Charles Lawson (1728-1807), Usher, 1749, and Headmaster, 1764-1807, Glazed Frosted Silver Prize Medal (1847), by William Wyon, bust of Lawson three-quarters right in clerical jacket, rev PALMAM QUI MERUIT FERAT within wreath, 56.5mm, glazing with silver border (BDM VI 684). An un-named specimen, virtually mint state, rare. After a portrait by William Marshall Craig and engraved by James Heath. At the school Lawson was referred to as “Millgate’s flogging Turk”, he always spoke to boys in the third person beginning with the phrase ‘Psha, blockhead’. He was however exceedingly caring and the School continued to flourish.

A model of a conceptual Thames pumping engine, built by the late Mr Brian Marshall of Chichester, the main hot air engine is supported on a raised platform with reeded columns, engine with side rods, gear box, spoked flywheel and beam with Watt s parallel action driving a vertical water pump, twin cylinders, matching pair of chimneys above twin gas fired burners, mounted on a polished oak plinth measuring 35cm x 25cm, 26cm high overall.

A model of a single cylinder vertical Sterling hot air engine, built by the late Mr Brian Marshall of Chichester, driving an aero propeller, heat source from a brass spirit burner, 18cm high.

Roberto Angelo Kittermaster Marshall (1849-1926) Between Stockbridge and Longstock, Hampshire Signed and dated 4/21 Watercolour 44 x 79cm; 17¼ x 31in ++Good condition

A late Victorian Staffordshire pottery equestrian group, of Field-Marshall Garnet Joseph Wolseley, painted in colours, together with a Victorian highland huntsman with his stag draped over his saddle, one other similar and other Staffordshire equestrian figures (8)

An early 20th century set of six double struck silver King's pattern table forks, by John and William Deakin, Sheffield 1925, together with a set of eight Scottish single struck Kings pattern dessert forks, by James and William Marshall, Edinburgh 1866, a silver handled three-piece carving set and a quantity of plated flatware, 28 oz weighable

Two boxes and a vintage Marshall & Snelgrove box containing a Persian lamb jacket, black fur jacket, suede waistcoat, fur trimmings, cuffs etc. (3)

Marshall & Pearson plate, pheasant jardiniere, small Jack Russell ornament etc

J. ANTHONY WILLS, OIL ON MASONITE, PORTRAIT OF FRED J. FISHER, 46" X 35": Signed in the lower left corner and framed. James Anthony Wills was born in 1912 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He has painted cabinet members including George C. Marshall, Secretary of Defense, C. E. Wilson, Secretary of Defense, and Henry Kissinger, Secretary of State. His greater works are his long list of Presidential Portraits. He has painted Harry Truman, Dwight D. Eisenhower, and Richard Nixon. Along the stairway to the East Room hang the portraits of 20th century Presidents.

A magnificent Scottish Victorian 15ct gold and citrine mounted Highlanders Regalia by James and Walter Marshall, Edinburgh 1865, comprising; A Dirk, with carved and stained Celtic knot wood grip, large thistle shaped multi-faceted Cairngorm pommel, single fullered plain steel 28cm (11") blade. The leather scabbard with matching knife and fork, both with Cairngorm thistle pommels. All pieces heavily strapped in hallmarked 15ct gold. Approximately 44.5cm (17 1/2" ) long. A Skean Dhu, with a shallow carved plain grip, a plain steel 10cm (4") single fullered blade, the pommel set with faceted Cairngorm, 15ct gold strapwork. Approximately 17cm (6 1/2" ) in length. A Belt Buckle, shield shaped, in 15ct gold. The central engraved quartered coat of arms within engraved borders. Total approximate weight 86.5gms. 9.7cm x 7.3cm ( 7/8" x 2 5/8"). A Powder Horn, of ornamental dress form, the flattened horn shape set with a central large oval multi-faceted Cairngorm in elaborate 15ct gold mount. The top set with a faceted lozenge Cairngorm set into an elaborate fretwork gold setting. The horn flask point set with a thistle-shaped Cairngorm stone in a heavy gold mount. The flask with two circular chain mounting points. No chain. Approximately 30cm (12" ) in length. James and Walter Marshall of Edinburgh were renowned craftsmen of fine quality Highland Regalia in the 19th Century.

Nine Signed Cricket cards includes Boycott, Marshall, Cardigan Conner, John Snow, and Martin Moxon. Good Condition

A musquash vintage fur coat by Dysons Furriers Ltd, 1, Commercial Street, Leeds; and a vintage fur stole, in a Marshall & Snellgrove floral box, (2).

A fur tippet (Fitch) and a sable stole from Marshall Snellgrove in London, 1950's.

W. Marshall (British 19th/20th Century) 'Lake with sailing vessels' Gouache, signed lower left corner, framed, 18x37.5cm.

Dinky Toys - A.E.C Monarch Shell Thompson petrol Tanker, grey wheels, yellow hubs; two Field Marshall 301 Tractors one with trailer, orange body, grey wheels; a Barber Greene Olding Elavator Loader 964; Comet 702; Viking twin propeller airliner; Bristol 173 helicopter, all play worn (8)