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Lot 415
NATIONAL CANINE DEFENCE LEAGUE MEDAL AWARDED TO `SMOKY` FOR SAGACITY, BRONZE, SOLD WITH VARIOUS FRAMED PRESS CUTTINGS AND RESEARCH, SMOKY A MONGREL DOG OWNED BY MR & MRS G CHILTERN OF ROYSTON, SOUTH YORKSHIRE RESCUED ITS OWNERS AND THEIR KITTEN WHEN THEIR HOME CAUGHT FIRE. THE MEDAL WAS PRESENTED BY THE MAYOR OF BARNSLEY IN JANUARY 1948 ++ In good condition previously sold in these rooms when purchased by the late owner on 1 December 2000, lot 434, £700 plus premium
Lot 539
Father and Son medal group including territorial army medal 7441073 CPL LT Fords R Leicesters. Medals being sold by his Grandson who tells us his Grandfather captured eight Germans single handed, WWII medals including Africa star with 8th army clasp with photographic cards 199th AA Battery RA Burrow Head Camp 1939
Lot 168
Various artists (19th century dates). A group of seven portrait miniatures, Including top right, Adolphus H. A. Wing (exh. 1848). Portrait of a young gentleman, Signed mid right 5cm x 3.8cm, oval; Lower centre, `Jane Blachford copied by Mrs Conynghame from a miniature by Miss Jones, 1812`, 8.3cm x 6.7cm, oval; Annotations verso of outer case with the others as `unknown`, the British army officer with no regimental numbers to badges or buttons; Victoria, Jubilee Medal, 1897, silver, minor marks to both sides, otherwise extremely fine, toned, privately named Col P. G. Young 2nd Life Guards [3,040 struck]; and the miniature en suite; Spain (unofficial Carlist) cross of Don Carlos VII, 1874; A coloured photograph of Joan Barrington Simeon and Eleanor Blachford Simeon; In a glazed mahogany case with an easel back
Lot 358
2x 1977 England v Australia Centenary FDC and Medals – issued by the Australian Cricket Board to commemorate the First Test Match played at Melbourne Cricket Ground in 1877 c/w silver medal embossed with Bannerman prepared to meet the first ball bowled at MCG together with another FDC c/w silver medal embossed with portraits of the first two Captains Lillywhite and Gregory – both mf&g
Lot 16
Fine collection of 1920s Official Motor Cycling Club Time Trial gold, silver and bronze medals – won by W D Pugh from 1922 – 1926 to incl 5x 9ct gold medals, 3 silver hallmarked medals and 1 bronze medal for London to Edinburgh, London – Land`s End, London – Exeter- London, and Ealing & District MCC London – Holyhead – all profusely embossed and engraved with winners details plus a pair of M.C.C 9ct gold cufflinks awarded One Day Trial in 1922 – all mounted on a board and comes with photstat copies of the Motor Cycle Magazine featuring each of the above racing events and results (11). Note: the gold content weighs just over 70g wt.
Lot 63
2004 British Olympic Ladies Rowing Silver medallist signed Adidas Great Britain Olympic shirt – signed to the front by the 6x British Ladies Silver medallist rowing teams in the Quadruple Sculls and Coxless Pairs to incl Alison Mowbray, Debbie Flood, Frances Houghton, Katherine Grainger, Cath Bishop and Rebecca Romero. Note: Rebecca Romero went onto to win Cycling Gold Medal at the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing becoming the first ever British woman to compete in two different sports at Olympics and only the second woman of any country to win a medal in two different sports at Summer Games.
Lot 157
2x early U.S. College yellow metal tennis medals to incl 1891 Illinois College Athletic Assoc. Tennis Champion medal the obverse engraved with tennis racket, date and competition details c/w engraved bar awarded to C.E. Fairbank plus a 1917 Ohio State Univ. Tennis medal with embossed tennis court, crossed rackets to the obverse and on the reverse engraved "Ladies Singles-Runner-Up-1917, Thelma L Lyons" c/w suspension ring
Lot 81
* RODCHENKO, ALEXANDER 1891-1956 Advertisement for Cookies from the Red October Factory , signed. Gouache and collage on paper, 83 by 58.5 cm. "Executed in 1923.Provenance: Private collection, Switzerland.Authenticity certificate from the expert T. Goriacheva.Exhibited: Aleksandr Rodchenko, The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), New York, 1998; Kunsthalle, Düsseldorf, 1998-1999; Moderna Museet, Stockholm, 1999.Rodchenko and Popova: Defining Constructivism, Tate Modern, London, 12 February-17 May 2009; State Museum of Contemporary Art, Thessaloniki, June-September 2009; Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía, Madrid, October 2009-January 2010.Literature: Exhibition catalogue, Aleksandr Rodchenko, New York, MoMA, 1998, p. 196, No. 106, illustrated.C. Kiaer, Imagine No Possessions: The Socialist Objects of Russian Constructivism, Cambridge, The MIT Press, 2005, illustrated on the cover and pl. 16.Exhibition catalogue, Rodchenko and Popova: Defining Constructivism, London, Tate Publishing, 2009, p. 105, No. 142, illustrated.Alexander Rodchenko is best known as one of the fathers of Constructivism. He and his wife and comrade in arms, Varvara Stepanova, were also pioneers of Soviet photography and social design and revolutionised the world of advertising.This design for a Red October factory poster was created in 1923 for Mosselprom and belongs to the most interesting period of Rochenko’s oeuvre. That same year Mayakovsky had chosen him as fellow artist and collaborator on Soviet advertising posters. Establishing an instant rapport they went on to shake up every tradition of the genre, placing paramount importance on clarity of purpose and design. “We completely conquered Moscow… transforming the old tsarist-bourgeois Western style of advertising into a new ‘Soviet style’”, wrote Rodchenko of their collaboration.This Red October factory poster was reproduced on bill-boards all over Moscow in 1923-1924 and Mayakovsky’s slogan at the bottom, “Nowhere except Mosselprom”, became a catchphrase. Using elements of text as well as images and abstract symbols as part of the composition, Rodchenko created a unique style to promote the company’s image. One of the key characteristics of Rodchenko’s Constructivist advertising style was the documentary element to his posters and his use of photographic images.In one two-year period Rodchenko and Mayakovsky produced more than 100 poster designs, and it was for these posters that Rodchenko received a silver medal at the International Exposition of Modern Industrial and Decorative Arts in Paris in 1925."
Lot 114
A WWI 1914-15 STAR AND VICTORY MEDAL TO 17741 PTE. W.E. PADDISON WELSH R., with ribbons for both and the War medal which is missing, together with a memorial plaque with original card cover to Edward William Paddison, paperwork possibly relating to the father of the deceased, a few badges and crowns 1951 e.f and boxed, 3 x 1953 etc
Lot 123
A WWII GROUP WITH COPY DISTINGUISHED FLYING MEDAL, 1939-1945 Star, The Air Crew Europe Star with the France and Germany clasp and gilt rosette, Defence and War medals, the group displayed in incorrect arrangement, sold together with photograph, vendor states that the medals were awarded to flight Sergeant Samuel Nelson Hewitt, Born 1923, Died 1.1.2000
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