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CASED SET OF TWENTY TWO FRANKLIN MINT MORGAN SILVER DOLLARS dated 1878, 1879, 1880, 1881, 1882, 1883, 1890 consecutively through to 1905 and 1921, in capsules and fitted presentation case, (22)

27 FLAT BOTTLE RUM MINIATURES Peter Thomson's "Black Jo" Rum, Captain Morgan, Ron Bacardi, Lamb's Navy, Liquid Sunshine Dark Jamaica, Red Heart, Lamb's Navy, Four Bells Navy, Captain Morgan, Mount Gay, Watson's Guyana Demerara, Santiago, Black Heart, Blue Anchor Navy, Lamb's Navy, Captain Morgan, Lamb's Navy, Vat 19 Trinidad, Orange Grove, Lemon Hart, Windjammer, Lime Grove, Black Heart, Black Heart, Watson's Trawler Rum, Four Bells, Cameron's Red Label. 27

Watches - a ladys Vertex 9ct gold wristwatch, silvered dial, Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds, manual movement, expanding bracelet; others Louis Valentin; Ieke, Casio, Morgan, Gossip etc qty; a Tissot Gold Collection box

REPRODUCTION 19TH CENTURY SCRIMSHAW WALRUS TUSK modelled as a realistic resin copy of an original, the inside edge of the tusk engraved with two American flags below 'The Ships Charles W. Morgan New Bedford' with two sperm whales above, the outside edge engraved with a large scene of a ship surrounded by sperm whales and men in boats with large figures of birds above them, end engraved with date 1842, 54cm long

A fine Charles II brass lantern clock John Clarke, Bristol, circa 1681 The posted countwheel bell-striking movement with verge escapement regulated by short bob pendulum swinging outside the frame to the rear and with alarm mechanism mounted to the lower right hand corner of the backplate within the frame, the dial with central alarm disc within stylised symmetrical foliate engraved infill incorporating a winged female mask at twelve o'clock and with pierced brass hand within applied narrow Roman numeral chapter ring with floating asterisk half hour markers, the angles engraved with signature Iohn, Clarke, in Bris, toll , with indistinct date 16..1, the typical 'Bristol' frame with one-piece column turned corner posts beneath lion and unicorn armorial engraved and pierced frets, integral multi-knopped tall vase-and-cover turned finials and domed bell bearer cast with pierced leaf decoration between the limbs, with brass side doors and backplate between hanging hoop above spurs to rear, on tall disc-knopped ball feet, 40cm (15.75ins) high. Provenance: From the estate of an esteemed antiquarian horologist, acquired at Sotheby's London, 23rd March 1999 (lot 251). Literature: The dial of the current lot is illustrated on the back cover of THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE ANTIQUARIAN HOROLOGICAL SOCIETY, THE OXFORD 2000 CONVENTION held at Keble College, Oxford, 15th and 16th April 2000 where the clock was also exhibited. John Clarke is recorded in Moore, A.J. CLOCKMAKERS OF BRISTOL 1650-1900 as son of John Clarke, a Hooper of Bristol, who was apprenticed to Solomon Wasson in 1743 becoming a Burgess on 3rd February 1650. Clarke is recorded as residing at 6 Wine Street in 1656 and later (1675) as working at the top of Broad Street (in the Parish of Christchurch). A fine watch by Clarke resides in the British Museum's Collection (Octavius Morgan bequest). In addition to the current lot it seems that there may be only one other lantern clock by John Clarke known to have survived: Clock dated 1679 illustrated in White, George, English Lantern Clocks on page 227 (Figure V/28). Another Clock, dated 1681, is also noted (but not illustrated) by White (on page 225) and again in Loomes, Brian Clockmakers of Britain 1286-1700 (on page 120), it is probable that both these records relate to the current lot as the now indistinct date most likely originally read #22;81'. The current lot utilises frame castings that were favoured by the Bristol and Chew Valley school of clockmakers with the earliest surviving dated example made by Edward Webb of Chew Stoke in 1676 (private collection). Several other clocks by Webb are known with dates ranging from 1678-93, with all of the documented examples sharing the same frame castings. These castings were also used by John London of Bristol, Thomas Veale of Chew Magna (see previous lot) and latterly by Edward Bilbie of Chew Stoke (who is believed to have succeeded Edward Webb in around 1695). Bilbie appears to have persisted with the use of such castings long after Bristol makers had moved onto patterns more closely related to London work of the period, suggesting that such frames were probably cast locally (in the Chew Valley) - perhaps initially by Edward Webb at his foundry in Chew Stoke then by the Bilbie family after Webb's death in 1694. Another noteworthy detail is the distinctive dial engraving which is executed with scrolling foliage issuing from a central point at the base of the dial centre, continuing symmetrically around the alarm disc and terminating with a central winged female mask motif at the top. The design of this decoration appears to have its roots in the work of Thomas Brown of Bristol who was most active during the 1650's (see White, George English Lantern Clocks page 232) and can be very closely compared to the 1676 clock by Edward Webb of Chew Stoke - suggesting that both clocks were engraved by the same hand. The placing of the signature within the areas at each corner beyond the chapter ring is also seen in Webb's work (see Loomes, Brian LANTERN CLOCKS & Their Makers page 188). Such strong similarities between the work of Edward Webb and the current lot would suggest that these makers had a close working relationship and further supports the possibility that the frame castings were indeed produced in the Chew Valley (hence were supplied to 'Bristol' makers such as Clarke). The current lot appears to have survived in original unaltered condition with its original escapement. The position of the alarm mechanism is typical for West Country verge and short bob pendulum lantern clocks and the method of fixing the movement bars to the top plate (by pinning against lugs riveted to the underside of the top plate rather than cutting slots into the plate itself) appears also to be a method favoured by West Country makers for their better clocks.

English School, c.1800PORTRAIT OF JANE LYSTER, HALF LENGTH, IN A MAUVE DRESS WITH BLUE RIBBON Miniature on ivory, oval 6.4 x 5.2cm; two miniatures of REV JAMES LYSTER, RECTOR OF OLDBURY3.5 x 3cm;and RICHARD LYSTER OF ROWTON CASTLE3.6 x 3cm;and an enamel miniature of CHARLES MORGAN, FATHER OF MRS LYSTER4.2 x 3.8cmFramed as one, inscribed verso19 x 16.5cm overall

A rare Poole Pottery Carter's Tiles tile decorated in slip trailed faience with a galleon with single sail at sea in the manner of William de Morgan. The first of three similar tiles to be offered this tile appears to be 'Dawn' glazed in tones of blue, green, black and orange. 1086 to reverse.

A rare Poole Pottery Carter's Tiles tile decorated in slip trailed faience with a galleon with single sail at sea in the manner of William de Morgan. The second of three similar tiles to be offered this tile appears to be 'Day' glazed in tones of blue, green, brown and black.

A rare Poole Pottery Carter's Tiles tile decorated in slip trailed faience with a galleon with single sail at sea in the manner of William de Morgan. The third of three similar tiles to be offered this tile appears to be 'Night' glazed in tones of blue, green, grey and orange. 1086 to reverse.

A large collection of British and American coinage To include a silver United States Bicentennial proof set dated 1976, Morgan dollar dated 1879, proof set dated 1977, British Festival of British crown dated 1951, further crowns, continental coinage, cased proof sets, official England squad medal collection albums etc.

A miniature Swiss Oil on board depicting mountains and lake, signed Paul Morgan.

Morgan - Young country girl, watercolour with body colour, signed lower left, 45 x 34cm,

A brass State Express Cigarette Box containing Silver Jubilee, Royal Wedding and Winston Churchill Crowns, Morgan Lee paper trimmer, etc.

Two Royal Doulton Toby Jugs - Long John Silver - Rd No. 112/51 and Capt. Henry Morgan Rd No 388/57

USA Morgan Silver Dollars (5) 1883O, 1885, 1888, 1897, and 1898, EF to Unc

USA Silver Dollars (7) Morgan 1879 to 1896 various, and one Peace 1922, grades VG to EF

A James I (1603-25) silver Shilling, the crowned bust of the King facing right, the Roman numeral XII to the left, the reverse a shield divided into four displaying the arms of England, France, Scotland and Ireland, together with a 1921 Morgan silver dollar, struck in San Fransisco, an 1837 five francs silver coin, two silver coins with oriental marks and two other coins (7) THIS LOT WILL BE SOLD ON SATURDAY 12TH SEPTEMBER STARTING AT 10.30AM UK TIME

MANCHESTER UNITED Scarce programme, game played at Memorial Coliseum, Los Angeles, 17th May 1970, Manchester United v Eintracht Frankfurt, large format official programme signed in pencil on team lists by the whole United squad + Wilf McGuinness, Jack Crompton and Jimmy Murphy. Complete tour squad have signed, 16 players, includes Best, Dunne, Crerand, Ure, Morgan, Aston, Rimmer etc. Programme has vertical fold and piece approx 1" by 2" off bottom right hand corner of the cover, slight creasing and condition is probably best described as "Fair" although in our opinion it is probably just a little better than that. Rare item and signatures although in pencil are clearly discernible. As described

MANCHESTER UTD Twenty four photos 16x12 showing former Manchester Utd players, 1940s - 1980s inc Crerand, Compton, Whiteside, Foulkes, Morgan, Scanlon etc, all 24 photos are signed with dealers COA. Good

Group Captain T.P. Dalton-Morgan RAF Hurricane pilot World War II 43 Squadron OBE - A pair of black leather boots by Gieves, Triplex safety glass googles, blood stained kid leather gloves and a piece of Hurricane bullet proof glass found in 1999 near Lipbrook from a Hurricane shot down by Messerschmidt cannon shell in 1940 in the Battle of Britain - Tom Dalton Morgan was one of the RAF's most distinguished Battle of Britain pilots wounded in action "Group Captain Tom Dalton-Morgan was one of the RAF's most distinguished Battle of Britain fighter pilots; he later achieved considerable success during the German night attacks to Glasgow before playing a prominent role in co-ordinating fighter operations for the D-Day landings. Dalton-Morgan had virtually no experience as a fighter pilot when he was appointed a flight commander of No 43 Squadron - The Fighting Cocks - in June 1940. The squadron was flying Hurricanes from Tangmere, near Chichester and together with others in No 11 Group, bore the brunt of the Luftwaffe attacks".

A large oil on canvas painting by Chris Gold of a pair of Hurricanes flying low over an Airman in the Sea, titled - Thumbing a lift - on 24th June 1941 S/LDR Tom Dalton-Morgan DFC had to ditch in the North Sea shooting down a Junker JU88 (see citation for bar to his DFC). This painting was commissioned 43 years later by Tom Dalton's old flight mechanic after they were re-united - painting size 90 cm x 60 cm "Group Captain Tom Dalton-Morgan was one of the RAF's most distinguished Battle of Britain fighter pilots; he later achieved considerable success during the German night attacks to Glasgow before playing a prominent role in co-ordinating fighter operations for the D-Day landings. Dalton-Morgan had virtually no experience as a fighter pilot when he was appointed a flight commander of No 43 Squadron - The Fighting Cocks - in June 1940. The squadron was flying Hurricanes from Tangmere, near Chichester and together with others in No 11 Group, bore the brunt of the Luftwaffe attacks".

An oil painting on canvas by Chris Gold - Bloody but unbowed - Bill Littlemore unstraps Tom Dalton-Morgan DFC who has just landed after being shot up 6th Sept 1940 at Tangmere - Bill Littlemore commissioned, this painting after re-uniting with Tom Morgan 43 years on to remind those yet to come of the close relationship between a Pilot and his rigger and mechanic - painting size 90 cm x 60 cm Group Captain Tom Dalton-Morgan was one of the RAF's most distinguished Battle of Britain fighter pilots; he later achieved considerable success during the German night attacks to Glasgow before playing a prominent role in co-ordinating fighter operations for the D-Day landings. Dalton-Morgan had virtually no experience as a fighter pilot when he was appointed a flight commander of No 43 Squadron - The Fighting Cocks - in June 1940. The squadron was flying Hurricanes from Tangmere, near Chichester and together with others in No 11 Group, bore the brunt of the Luftwaffe attacks".

A large framed Gerald Coulson print Hawker Fury 43 Squadron with a citation - presented to Group Captain Tom Dalton Morgan and signed by the Artist

A collection of three Robert Taylor prints signed by the Artist and with Pilots signatures - prints include The Battle of Britain - colour 91 cm x 60 cm and Time for Heroes - colour and Last Lancaster Home - black and white 38 cm x 20 cm - colour prints signature include Tom Dalton-Morgan

Wings of Liberty - a print by Ronald Wong signed by the Artist and Group Captain Tom Dalton-Morgan and Major General USAF re - Donald Strait, also a photographic print Hurricane Strength signed by Tom Dalton-Morgan - with folds and a photographic print - Twilight Vigil of a North America PSID Mustang signed by Tom Dalton-Morgan, Donald Stait

Barbary Coast.- [Laugier - de Tassy ] A Compleat History of the Piratical States of Barbary de Tassy (Jacque Phillipe)] A Compleat History of the Piratical States of Barbary , [translated by Joseph Morgan], folding engraved map, folding engraved map, repair to reverse, ink name and tipped-in newspaper clippings on preliminary ff., contemporary calf, worn, for R. Griffiths , 1750 § Pulszky (F.) The Tricolor on the Atlas; or, Algeria and the French Conquest, 3 double-page chromolithographed plates, Wilfred Blunt's copy with pencilled name on front fly-leaf, original cloth, worn at spine , 1854 § Wilkin (Anthony) Among The Berbers of Algeria, plates and illustrations, ink name on title, bookplate on front pastedown, original cloth, rebacked preserving original backstrip , 1900; and 15 others, Barbary Coast, 8vo et infra (18)

Moorcroft Rare Trial Vase 'Fiery Mouse Design' designed by Emma Bossons, Shape 33/3. Tubelined inspired by William De Morgan. Markers Trial To Base. Stands 3'' in height. Mint Condition.

Mod / Freakbeat: three UK singles, Cinnamon Quill - Candy Morgan MRS 21 Up 1969 VG+ (name written to label) and Timebox x2 - Beggin - Deram DM 194 UK 1968 EX and Girls Don’t Make Me Wait - Deram DM 219 UK 1968 VG++ (sticker mark to A side label)

THEATRE, Gilbert & Sullivan, photos, inc. Derek Oldham, Eric Thornton, Peter Pratt, Neville Griffiths, Jennifer Toye, Helen Roberts, Marjorie Eyre (all HMS Pinafore), Fisher Morgan, Muriel Dickson (Princess Ida), Leslie Rands, Ann Drummond-Grant (Patience), John Reed (Trial by Jury), Darrell Fancourt (Pirates of Penzance), Susan Jackson, Evelyn Gardiner (Iolanthe), some with annotation to reverse, some a.m.r., G, 50* (Illustration page 4)

In the manner of Morgan & Sanders; a metamorphic mahogany library chair of early 19th century design.

A glazed ceramic plaque, 20th century, in the manner of William de Morgan, painted with a viking ship over relief moulded fish in a velvet lined silvered wooden frame, frame 97cm x 45cm. (a.f)

Morgan-Jones, oil on card, figures before a building with archway, together with two oils on board, portrait and nude study

Four Beth Morgan fascinators in various styles, unused & boxed

WALTER JENKS MORGAN, RBA (1847-1924) - Portrait of a chef, watercolour, signed, framed, 34cm x 27cm

Watchmen, five signed promotional 10x8 photographs of Matthew Goode, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Billy Crudup, Patrick Wilson & Carla Gugino (5).Provenance: This lot has been consigned by Duncan Halls, a collector of Film & TV Memorabilia. During the past 30 years he has amassed a vast collection and has had the pleasure of collecting all his signatures in person. He has worked as an extra since 1999 and appeared on sets such as Steven Spielberg's Band of Brothers, Bourne Ultimatum, Green Zone, Children of Men, Harry Potter, Batman & many others.

Seven (1995) British Quad film poster, starring Brad Pitt & Morgan Freeman, New Line Cinema, rolled, 30 x 40 inches

AN EDWARDIAN CARVED WALNUT BUFFET, the doors carved with peacocks and with strap hinges in the Arts and Crafts taste, metal label for 'Morgan & Co., The Hayes, Cardiff', the gallery with foliate carving and dated 1909, 112cm wide 55.5cm deep 116cm high

* William De Morgan, "Carnation" tiles, in the Isnik style, oval impressed mark, 20.3 cm square, and four other smaller William De Morgan attributed tiles (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: All tiles have clearly been removed from a fireplace or something similar. The large tile when viewed from the front is in generally good order. The top, right and bottom edges do however have edge chips and nibbles which should be evident from our image. There are also further chips and cement visible to the rear of the piece. There is also evidence of crazing particularly to the top centre left section. One of the four smaller tiles is generally in very good condition but does have cement attached to the sides and back. A second tile is in generally good order but does have one visible edge chip to the left hand side and small edge nibbles. The third tile has a chip to the bottom right hand corner, some edge nibbles to the top rim and some form of adhesive on the right hand side. There is cement to the back of the tile also. The fourth tile has a loss to the right hand side and bottom right hand corner but otherwise is in fairly clean condition.

* A Jackfield, Salop, William De Morgan design red lustre tile, with quartered foliate design and impressed factory marks, 15.6 cm x 15 cm, and another decorated with a raven (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: Both tiles are in generally good condition with only minor issues. The foliate tile has very minor nibbles to the edges none of which are significant. The tile has clearly been in a fireplace or something similar and the right hand edge has been ever so slightly cut. The edge is slightly wavy here. The rear of the tile has various chips, scuffs and marks but no significant damage. The raven tile is generally in good order with very minor edge nibbles. There is a firing mark to the top right hand corner. Minor crazing is evident on the front of the tile particularly in the cream ground. The rear of the tile is dirty but there are no significant issues. As stated in the catalogue description these are Jackfield tiles to a William De Morgan design.

5 WHITE & ROSE WINES A selection of wines including: DOMAINE MASSAMIER 1993 Vin de Pays des Coteaux de Peyriac. 75cl. 11.5% abv. Level bottom neck. Staining on label. J-P GERBER TOKAY D'ALSACE. 70cl. Silver Medal winner at the Concours des Grands Vins de France 1982. Level mid-neck. Good condition. MARQUES DE MURRIETA 1985 White Rioja. 750ml. 12.5% abv. Level bottom neck/ top shoulder. Good condition. ENTRE-DEUX-MERS. No capacity or strength statements. Shipped by Morgan Furze & Co. Ltd. Level low neck. Label stained. WHITE GRENACHE 1988 VINTAGE. LIMITED RELEASE. 75cl. 9% abv. Ernest & Julio Gallo. Staining on front label, some damage to rear label. 5 bottles

Royal Air Force Irvin Flying Jacket Attributed to Wing Commander Charles John Morgan AFC and Bar Winner, good condition WW2 period Irvin leather flying jacket with sheep’s wool interior. Complete with full working order zip. Some crazing and scuffing to the leather but otherwise is in very good overall condition. Charles John Morgan was born on 10th March 1925, Finsbury Park London. He joined the 1st City of London ATC 37 Squadron in 1941. He joined the RAF in 1942, he served in South Africa from 14th September 1943 until August 1944, then moving to the Middle East until February 1945. He was discharged from the RAFVR in 1947 only to re-enlist in the RAF the very next day. He served in Rhodesia from 6th January 1948 until 31st March 1949. In the 1950’s he became a flight instructor. He continued to serve into the 1960’s. He was awarded the Air Force Cross on the 1st June 1953 and then the bar to the Air Force Cross on 1st January 1959. He retired from the RAF with the rank of Wing Commander.  Approx size measurements in inches as follows: Arm pit to Arm pit = 23 inches Shoulder to Sleeve = 24 inches Shoulder to bottom = 24 inches Shoulder to Shoulder = 20.5 inches        

A large quantity of costume jewellery, to include: a light blue glass and gilt metal pendant, a plated swimming medallion, a part of a tigers eye bracelet, a white metal charm bracelet, cufflinks, some marcasite set jewellery and sundries, in three jewellery boxes, one retailed through Mawson, Swan & Morgan, Newcastle.

A watercolour - Northern winter landscape, by A. Morgan, signed and dated '97.

Royal Doulton small character jugs Long John Silver D6335, Capt Henry Morgan D6469, Paddy D5753, Sancho Panca D6461 and Falstaff D6063 (5)

A pair of Fred Morgan prints, A Tug of War and His First Suit (2)

David Morgan (b.1960) Rural River Landscape with grazing cattle, signed lower right, 50cm by 75cm Provenance: Ethos Gallery, Clitheroe 1982

Morgan Rendle, watercolour, African women at a well, signed, 10" x 13.5", framed.

A collection of late 19th / early 20th century oval and circular brass and base metal tobacco twist tins, some inscribed, including "Morgan. Bevan, Bryngolwg, Hirwain, 1893", "David Griffiths, Cwmturch", etc

A SUITCASE CONTAINING SIX BOXES OF COINS, two of which contain Morgan Eagle Dollar coins with the other boxes of graded World coins to the Birmingham Mints, with details of when and where they were Minted, Mint marks, Mint figures, Mint figures and variations coin orders that were melted down because of poor quality and odd coins survived, with many high grades and possibly unique examples, Watt & Co 2 Bani Romani unrecorded in bronze 1867, Malta 1/3 Farthing 1866 x2 in bronze, many others

A COIN TRAY CONTAINING FOUR MORGAN AND SIX PEACE DOLLARS, to include a rare 1928 Philadelphia Mint Peace Dollar in f/ef condition

TWO COIN TRAYS CONTAINING TWENTY MORGAN DOLLAR COINS, and fifteen Walking Liberty Dollars, some with high grades

A COIN TRAY CONTAINING COINS AND SILVER ITEMS, to include two 1884 Carson City Morgan Dollars, both slabbed by NGC and PCGS MS64, Morgan Dollar 1891cc, two 1876cc Quarter Dollars 3 x .999 silver Ingots two by Metalor other UBS, a quantity of .925 silver chains, Torcs, Corss etc

5 WHITE & ROSE WINES A selection of wines including: DOMAINE MASSAMIER 1993 Vin de Pays des Coteaux de Peyriac. 75cl. 11.5% abv. Level bottom neck. Staining on label. J-P GERBER TOKAY D'ALSACE. 70cl. Silver Medal winner at the Concours des Grands Vins de France 1982. Level mid-neck. Good condition. MARQUES DE MURRIETA 1985 White Rioja. 750ml. 12.5% abv. Level bottom neck/ top shoulder. Good condition. ENTRE-DEUX-MERS. No capacity or strength statements. Shipped by Morgan Furze & Co. Ltd. Level low neck. Label stained. WHITE GRENACHE 1988 VINTAGE. LIMITED RELEASE. 75cl. 9% abv. Ernest & Julio Gallo. Staining on front label, some damage to rear label. 5 bottles

Ten United States 'Morgan Dollars' includes three 1900, 1901, two 1902 and four 1921

Three 1881 United States Morgan Dollars

Ten United States Morgan Dollars, includes 1883-1889, 1896-1898

Ten United States Morgan Dollars, includes two 1885, 1886, 1887, 1891, two 1896 two 1898 and a 1899

USA Morgan Dollars 1883, 1887, 1899, 1900, 1901, 1921 times three (8)

A good quantity of various makes including Cararama: 7 x Land Rover 111 109 inc Police/Fire Brigade/Post Bus/AA/BT, Morgan Plus Eight Convertible; Solido: 2 x VW Combi, GMC US Army crane truck; Metro: 1967 Lancia Fulvia 1.3 Coupe Rallye; Kinsmart: 5 x VW minibus; Hongwell: VW minibus; Minichamps: 2002 BMW 1500; Maisto: 1965 Chrysler Malibu; Victoria: Kubelwagen. Together with a number of magazine issue 1:18 motor cycles, and assorted other items. A few items boxed, minor wear, vehicles mostly VGC. (60+)

USA: AR dollars of Morgan type (4): 1881 S, 1883 O, 1884 O, 1887. About Unc (some bag marking)