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Lot 241
ENGLISH LEAGUE V SCOTTISH LEAGUE AT ARSENAL 1921 / PLAYER'S GOLD MEDAL Hallmarked gold medal with link awarded to George Wilson of Sheffield Wednesday for representing the Football League. The hallmark states that the medal is 9ct. gold, 37.5% pure gold and issued in 1920 from V & C. The front of the medal shows "The Football League England v Scotland" and on the reverse in inscribed "Highbury London March 12th 1921 G. Wilson Sheffield Wednesday F.C." Good
Lot 745
FOOTBALL MISCELLANY Includes 10 programmes: Tooting & Mitcham v Nottingham Forest 58/9 FA Cup, scores entered with 2 newspaper cuttings, London 5-A-Side 23/4/1969 programme and ticket, marked at the top and bottom, Huddersfield v Blackpool 30/4/1994, last League match at Leeds Road, Aston Villa Bristol City 7/3/1963 FA Cup single sheet, Liverpool v Walsall 19/2/1968 FA Cup single sheet slightly creased, Exeter City v Southampton 4/4/1949 Benefit match, folded, Hull City Reserves v Doncaster Rovers and Wisbech Town both Midland League 53/4 single sheet, slightly creased and Lincoln City v WBA FA Cup and Grimsby Town Reserves Midland League both 48/9 slightly creased. The Story of Port Vale 1876 - 1950 Souvenir Brochure and 2 complete coin collections in albums, Esso The 1970 World Cup Coin Collection England World Cup 1970 and Sainsbury's The England Squad Medal Collection 1998. Generally good
Lot 369
Twenty four French medals, to include a Rene Lalique designed orphan pion back and pendant, also a Marechal Foch 1918 commandant medal, Clemenceau 1917-19 Foch medal, Journee de Pari 14th July 1916 pin back, three Cloire Aux Serbes pendants, En Alsace Notre 75 1914-15 pendant, Paris 1917 Journee Juille (Paris Art) Defensur de Paris 1849-1916 G.Gallient, three Journey Du75 1914-15, Journee Francais Secours National 1915, Journee Orphelins 1916, Journee De Clichy 1916, and two others.
Lot 279
Philip Richard Morris (British 1836-1902)The Lost Heir Oil on canvas Signed (lower right) 115 x 156cm (45¼ x 61¼ in.)Exhibited:London, Royal Academy, 1877 Philip Richard Morris was born in Devonport into a family of iron founders. It took the endorsement of William Holman Hunt to convince Morris's father to let him study art and he excelled at the Royal Academy, winning two silver and a gold medal for his biblical picture The Good Samaritan, now in Blackburn Museum and Art Gallery. He was awarded a travelling scholarship and spent several years in France and Italy. He is known for his biblical, historical and domestic subjects, but later in his career turned almost exclusively to portraiture. He exhibited at the Royal Academy for over forty years and the present picture was shown there the year he was elected an Associate of The Royal Academy in 1877.Condition Report: The canvas is relined. There are scattered areas of bitumen notably to the background around the figures and some areas of craquelure. Some minor abrasions to the framed edges. There is scattered infilling and retouching visible under ultraviolet light. Otherwise, in generally good condition, ready to hang. Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 301
§ Dennis Creffield (British 1931-2018)Ripon Cathedral: The West Front, 1987 charcoal 76 x 56cmFootnote: Provenance: United Oxford & Cambridge Universities Club, London With Flowers East, London Exhibited: London, Hayward Gallery, English Cathedrals: Creffield, 1988-1990, cat.no.53 "No artist has ever before drawn all the English medieval cathedrals - not even Turner. I've dreamed of doing so since I was a student" - Dennis Creffield Dennis Creffield’s artistic abilities were recognised from an early age and in 1947, aged just 16, he was offered a place to study under David Bomberg at the Borough Polytechnic. Under Bomberg, Creffield flourished, developing his own distinctive style and in 1949, he was made an official member of the Borough Group. Between 1957 and 1961, Creffield trained at the Slade School of Art, where he was awarded the Tonks Prize for Life Drawing and the Steer Medal for Landscape Painting. Upon the recommendation of Herbert Read, from 1964 to 1966 Creffield was the Geography Fellow in Art at the University of Leeds. In 1987, the South Bank Board, known today as the Arts Council, commissioned Creffield to record the twenty-six medieval cathedrals of England produced between 1040 and 1540. Although the commission took two years and a 10,000-mile cross-country journey in a caravan to complete, Creffield, having become captivated by ecclesiastical architecture, was not satisfied and continued to produce charcoal drawings of churches and cathedrals, both in the UK and on the continent, until the late 1990s. Describing the structures as being like “giants (or angels)” (English Cathedrals, South Bank Centre: London, 1987, p.6), Creffield aspired not to capture the buildings simply as they appeared, but rather aimed, through his spirited and intuitive mark making, to express the feeling of being in the presence of these behemoths, now naturalised like sleeping giants into the English landscape. Unrestricted by the limitations of commission, the charcoals created post-1987 demonstrate Creffield’s increased proclivity towards abstraction. Largely unrestricted by medium and subject, Creffield’s works are reliably vigorous, energetic and marked by their sense of immediacy. Today his work is held in major collections across the globe, including the Tate Gallery, the British Museum, and The Los Angeles County Museum of Art.Condition report: The West front is supberb and massy - like the outcrops of millstone grit you find in Yorkshire. Even Scott's complete refacing of it with a nasty workhouse grey stone hasn't spoilt it because its proportions are spot on.
Lot 184
Olympics (2008) Great Britain Sailing Team - 21 signed prints to include 12 large frames (600mm x 460 mm) headshots and 9 medium frames (570mm x 460mm) body shots, all framed (21). In 2008 Great Britain entered crews in all 11 events and finished of the medal tables with gold medals for Ben Ainslie and Paul Goodison.
Lot 360
A group of medals (with accompanying miniatures), awarded to Surgeon Rear Admiral James Lawrence-Smith RN (1862-1945), comprising a Royal Victorian Order, Victorian Egypt Pair, (with Suakin 1885 bar and named to the recipient for work onboard HMS Starling), Victorian East & West Africa medal (named, and for HMS Blonde, with Sierra Leone 1898-99 bar), George V WWI War Medal, and the French star of the Légion d'Honneur, together with a Victorian Service Medal of the Order of St John of Jerusalem (later named, issued and dated 1967). The lot includes a number of related materials, comprising a framed photograph of James Lawrence-Smith, elements from his uniform, his original diary from 1914 (to include references to the start of the Great War), a copy of 'HRH Prince Henry Marice of Battenburg KG, A Memoir, by Rowland E. Prothero (to include a hand-written presentation inscription to Lawrence-Smith 'in recognition of his kind service to the Prince, from Beatrice, Princep Henry of Battenburg', [Beatrice being the wife of the Prince and Queen Victoria's youngest child], a quantity of military service certificates relating to the Lawrence-Smith, a 1896 hand-written letter from Lawerence-Smith from HMS Blonde in Madeira, three Board of Admiralty stamped certificates notifying the appointment of Lawrence-Smith to various roles, including one signed by George V, a full service history for Lawrence-Smith, a letter from the Admiralty, dated 14th May 1945, acknowledging receipt of the family's notification of the death of Lawrence Smith, and sending sympathy, two pairs of opera glasses and a photocopied collection of the above diary pages.Footnote: Surgeon Rear Admiral James Lawrence-Smith RN (1862-1945), was favoured by Queen Victoria and various members of her family. His services to them were honoured by the Queen herself who made him a Member of the Victorian Order.He was serving in Malta as Surgeon General where he was placed in charge of the famous Bighi Hospital. There, in a scribbled diary, he recorded the very start of the First World War.The French Fleet were stationed in Malta during this period and in honour of his services to so many of their personnel, the French Government made him a Member of The Legion D’Honour with its exquisite porcelain figure marking his Membership.The people of Malta, too, honoured him and in gratitude for all that he had done for them they presented him with the gift of the magnificent marquetry chest (see related lots in this sale) which, with other memorabilia, passed down to his only son, Surgeon Commander Alexander Maxwell Lawrence-Smith. Retained in the family by descent.
Lot 530a
THE UNIFORMS OF A COLONEL IN THE BRITISH ARMY. The Uniforms comprising Mess Kit comprising trousers with a red stripe and scarlet jacket with black collar by H O'Bryan and Son Aldershot, with Colonels rank to the shoulders, No.2 uniforms comprising khaki jacket and trousers by Akhtar brothers of Singapore, with red collar tabs and rank to the shoulders, with medal ribbons for M.B.E. (military) and General Service Medal (1965-2007), a similar No. 2 jacket lacking shoulder rank by Alkit of London. With a light weight tropical No. 2 uniform comprising jacket and trousers by Moss Bross.
Lot 704
A GERMAN MEDAL FOR THE WINTER CAMPAIGN IN RUSSIA 1941-42. A Second World War German medal for the winter Campaign in Russia 1941-42, slightly concave with an eagle standing on a swastika, with helmet and grenade above. 40x35 mm. In replica cardboard box. This item is Second World War or later and sold not subject to return.
Lot 751
A QUEEN'S AND KING'S SOUTH AFRICA PAIR TO THE 12th LANCERS. A Queen's South Africa Medal with Relief of Kimberley, Paardeberg, Driefontein, Johannesburg, Diamond Hill and Witterbergen clasps named to 4382 Pte A. Andrews, 12th Lancers and King's South Africa Medal with South Africa 1901 and 1902 clasps, similarly named. Records suggest this recipient may not have been entitled to the Driefontein clasp. Both with bruised and slightly thin rims.
Lot 762
A TURKISH CRIMEA MEDAL NAMED TO THE SOMERSETSHIRE LIGHT INFANTRY. A Turkish Crimea Medal, British Issue ' Crimea 1855' with privately impressed naming to '3436 W.Cook 1/13 Li Infy' 3436 William Cook is recorded as a Private in the 1st Battalion 13th (1st Somersetshire-Prince Albert's) Light Infantry, he is recorded as serving in Gibraltar and Gonda in India.
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