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2 boxed Vanguards 1:43 scale Morris 1800S & Morris Traveller.

A sterling silver pair cased watch, the enamel dial inscribed A George Thurso, with subsidiary seconds dial, both the case and watch Chester 1890, with paper label for George Morris, Aldeburgh

The Reverend F O Morris, History of British Butterflies, seventy one coloured plates, 1860, green/gilt cloth binding

A Poole Pottery Calendar plate designed by Tony Morris 'August'.

A Poole Pottery Calendar plate designed by Tony Morris 'August'.

6 Pendelfin figures inc Annette, Morris & Hiram

A Poole Pottery Calendar plate designed by Tony Morris 'August'.

6 Pendelfin figures inc Annette, Morris & Hiram

The Reverend F O Morris, History of British Butterflies, seventy one coloured plates, 1860, green/gilt cloth binding

A handwritten letter signed by the poet, painter and illustrator Dante Gabriele Rossetti (b.1828-d.1882) (English). *Dante Gabriele Rossetti founded Pre-Raphaelite brotherhood in 1848 with William Holman Hunt and John Everett Millais, and influenced William Morris among others.

A Life Association of Scotland calendar for 1908 featuring a photogravure portrait of the golfer Tom Morris Snr., the image 14 by 9in., published by Banks & Co Ltd, Edinburgh, damage to top left hand corner of mount and lesser damages, creases and tears to other areas, the photogravure itself in reasonably good condition

A bronze medal presented to John Downie of Manchester United in 1952, the reverse inscribed GAZET VAN ANTWERPEN, DANKT U, IN HERINNERING, AAN DE ONTMOETING, AUSTRIA WIEN F.K., MANCHESTER UNITED F.C.; sold with a signed and hand written letter of authenticity from John Downie (2) The Austria Wien v Manchester United freindly match was played in Antwerp on 11th November 1952. United won 1-0 through a goal by Pearson. United were reigning champions of England and Wien were champions of Austria. John Downie was a Scottish player born at Lanark 19th July 1925. He began his senior career at Bradford Park Avenue before signing for Manchester United in 1949, as a direct replacement for Johnny Morris, for a then record club fee of £18,000.The inside forward made a total of 116 League & Cup appearances for United before transferring to Luton Town for £10,000 in 1953. Johnny Downie then had spells at several League & non-League clubs before retiring in 1962. Post-career he worked as a newsagent in Bradford before moving to Tynemouth where he followed local football with a keen interest and was a regular at North Shields and Whitley Bay. He died in Tynemouth 19th February 2013 aged 87.

The signatures of the first post-war Manchester United squad season 1946-47, 20 signatures in in pencil on a lined sheet of paper, including Mitten, Carey, Pearson, Rowley, Crompton, Morris, Cockburn and presumably some scarce autographs of fringe players e.g. Harry Worrall & Cliff Collinson, mounted, framed & glazed, 29 by 25cm., 11 1/2 by 10in.; sold together with a 1948 F.A. Cup final ticket stub signed by United's Johnny Morris (2)

A signed Manchester United 1948 F.A. Cup Final display, mounted with a sheet of 14 Manchester United autographs dated 1948-49 including the 11 finalists Crompton, Carey, Aston, Anderson, Chilton, Cockburn, Delaney, Morris, Rowley, Pearson & Mitten, a programme and ticket stub for the 1948 final, and three repro photographs, under Plexiglas, framed & glazed, 59 by 76cm., 23 by 30in.

A West Indies cricket bat from 1988 signed by 10 players including Marshall, Haynes, Ambrose, Hooper, etc. and Glamorgan signed by 12 players including Butcher, Watkin, Morris, etc.

LURES(2): Pair Morris Carswell Millers Thumb Gutta Percha baits never trace or hook mounted each 2.5? long curved tails one orange one cream belly colours no visible damage fine.

PHILIP RICHARD MORRIS (BRITISH, 1836-1902) The River Ferry Oil on canvas, signed lower right, 50cm x 75cm (old repairs and associated over-painting).

Three boxed Corgi vehicles - A National Benzole Foden FG cylindrical tanker and Morris J. Van, an AFS Bedford S general purpose lorry, a Robsons of Carlisle Thames Trader box van and two other Citreon CV models Condition report: Wear to boxes

PHILIP RICHARD MORRIS (BRITISH, 1836-1902) The River Ferry Oil on canvas, signed lower right, 50cm x 75cm (old repairs and associated over-painting).

RAF FF16 5/5/1980 flown by Concorde and signed by Captain Colin C Morris. Good condition

? South African 1950s Political Historical collection of 4 album pages containing signatures of South African political figures. Album Page signed by Dr A van Rhijn, Morris Kentridge, Blaar Coeztee, J Fouche, Dr H Diederiche, R Badenhorst. Album Page signed by Mr G. van Niekerk MP (Nationalist Party). Album Page signed by on back to back pages by Mr H.E. Martins MP (Nationalist Party), Mr P.J.H. Luttig MP (Nationalist Party), Senator George Wynne (United Party), Mr Bailey Bekker MP Senator Norman Eaton (United Party), Mr du Toit MP, Mr Williams MP, Mr Faure MP, Mr van der Vyver MP. Album Page signed by Major Piet van der Byl MP (United Party), Mr D.G. Conradie MP, Mr D. van den Heever MP (Nationalist Party), Mr Arthur Barlow MP (United Party), Mr T.J. Frates MP (Nationalist Party), 32. Mr P.J. Hugo MP (Nationalist Party) Good condition.

Nine boxed Vanguards 1:43 Morris Mini`s in different liveries including a two pack Monte Carlo set

Six boxed Corgi vehicles including Morris Mini series C330/6, 7, 9 & 10, Ford Transit Vans series C656/1 & 31

Five boxed Corgi `Italian Job` Morris Mini`s including a 3 piece set

Six boxed TV related Corgi vehicles including Buick with white metal Kojak figure, 4 boxed Mr. Bean`s Morris Mini`s and a Beatles mini

Six boxed Corgi Morris Mini`s including Gold plated 40th Anniversary editions x2, a golf plated 50th Anniversary edition and a 3 car Mini Cooper set

Box of approximately 14 boxed Corgi Morris Mini`s plus a Matchbox Dinky Mini

Box of approximately 17 Morris Mini die cast vehicles including various makers

Boxed Corgi 156 Graham Hill`s Embassey Shadow plus two other Corgi`s including Ltd Edn Mini and D983 Morris J Van

Four boxed vintage vehicles including Corgi 9032 1910 Renault Primrose, Matchbox Y-14, Dinky 161 Ford Mustang and Models of Yesteryear Y-10 plus a Corgi 226 Morris Mini-Minor box (no vehicle)

Four Corgi vehicles in excellent condition Austin A60 Driving School, Sunbeam Imp, Lotus Elan S2 and Morris Mini Minor

Boxed Corgi 226 Morris Mini-Minor in excellent condition

Model Kits - Seven boxed Tamiya 1/24 scale kits including Jaguar Mk.II Racing (part built, with inst.), Alpine A110 1600SC (part built, with inst.), Morris Mini Cooper 1275S Rally (part buit, with inst.), Honda S800 (sealed packs, with inst.), Morris Mini Cooper Racing (sealed packs, with inst.), Morris Mini Cooper 1275S Mk1 (sealed packs, with inst.), Jaguar Mk.II Saloon (sealed packs, with inst.)

Five boxed Classic Vehicles from Corgi all featuring Morris Mini`s in various liveries

12 Boxed Vehicles from Corgi including Morris 1000 Post Office van, Morris Mini Police Van, Bedford Dormobile St. John Ambulance etc (9 with outer white boxes)

ANDREW MARVELL "Miscellaneous Poems", published Chatto & Windus, London, 1937, inscribed to front page "Rees Morgan, Lechlade from May Morris, Kelmscott Manor, 1938", paper board bound, together with A F TROTTER "Houses and Dreams", published Basil Blackwell, Broad Street, Oxford, inscribed to frontispiece "To May Morris with love from Alys Trotter" (the author), paper board bound.

ROBERT BRIDGES "Eros & Psyche, A Poem in XII Measures...." with woodcuts from designs by Edward Burne-Jones, Gregynog, 1935, inscribed to front page "Rees Morgan, Lechlade from May Morris, Kelmscott Manor, 1937", the writing of Rees Morgan (not May Morris), bears a card inscribed "Specimen of Printing and Binding by the Privately Owned Press of the Messrs Davies, LLandinan".

BERNARD SHAW "St. Joan: A Chronicle Play in Six Scenes and an Epilogue", published Constable & Co. Limited, London, 1924, hand-cut paper, inscribed to front page "To May Morris from Bernard Shaw, 20th June 1924", cloth board bound with tooled and gilded spine. CONDITION REPORTS Whilst the book is basically sound there is evidence of denting and wear to the cover extremities particularly the top corners and along the top edge, inside front page with browning, foxing variously throughout - see examples in images, some pages uncut, other pages roughly cut which has resulted in rips (see images), rear page also very browned.

SIR WILLIAM OUSELEY (Translator) "The Bakhtyar Nama: A Persian Romance", with introduction and notes by W A Clouston, privately printed 1883, an edition of 330, of which 30 were printed on handmade paper and numbered, this a later copy i.e. after 30, tooled and gilded leather bound , inscribed "To Mrs. Morris from the editor". CONDITION REPORTS Book has general wear conducive to age. The cover is discoloured where it has clearly been kept on a bookshelf (lighter to edges). Some surface scratching conducive to age particularly to the back. Along edges and corners the leather work is quite worn. Binding appears solid. Some general yellowing to pages conducive to age and some foxing (quite bad on the first seven pages) then fading off throughout and disappearing by page 21. At the back there is some generally lighter foxing up until approx page 220. All other pages have some browning to the edges and the odd spot of foxing on the edge of a page and one or two dirty marks from general use. Overall binding appears in good sound condition.

WILFRED SCAWEN BLUNT "The Celebrated Romance of The Stealing of The Mare, translated from the original Arabic by Lady Anne Blunt, done in verse by......", published Reeves & Turner 1892, tooled and gilded leather bound (Lady Anne Blunt became a famous breeder of Arab horses as Lady Wentworth), together with WILFRED SCAWEN BLUNT "Esther - Love Lyrics and Natalia's Resurrection", published by Keegan, Paul, Trench, Trubner & Co. Limited, London, 1892, tooled and gilded cloth board bound, bears label "From the library of May Morris, Kelmscott Manor". CONDITION REPORTS Esther - Love Lyrics: small hole to first blank page which bears sticker "from the library of May Morris Kelmscott Manor". Edges of pages quite wrinkled and rough and with foxing and browning. Book general with foxing and some separating at spine (see images). The Stealing of the Mare: overall with browning and foxing. Covers with fading and discolouration and are particularly browned around the edges. Binding generally appears to be tight and in reasonable order. Where the leather has touched the first and last blank pages there is a brown stained impression of the leather around the edges of these pages (see images). The leather leather turn-in to the binding is stamped in gilt "THE DOVES BINDERY 1894"

W A CLOUSTON "Arabian Poetry for English Readers, Edited with Introduction and Notes by ....", published privately Glasgow, 1881, inscribed to front page "Jane Morris, Kelmscott, 1884", together with a letter from the author to Jane Morris dated 20th June 1884.

SIR WILLIAM OUSELEY (Translator) "The Bakhtyar Nama: A Persian Romance", with introduction and notes by W A Clouston, privately printed 1883, an edition of 330, of which 30 were printed on handmade paper and numbered, this a later copy i.e. after 30, tooled and gilded leather bound , inscribed "To Mrs. Morris from the editor". CONDITION REPORTS Book has general wear conducive to age. The cover is discoloured where it has clearly been kept on a bookshelf (lighter to edges). Some surface scratching conducive to age particularly to the back. Along edges and corners the leather work is quite worn. Binding appears solid. Some general yellowing to pages conducive to age and some foxing (quite bad on the first seven pages) then fading off throughout and disappearing by page 21. At the back there is some generally lighter foxing up until approx page 220. All other pages have some browning to the edges and the odd spot of foxing on the edge of a page and one or two dirty marks from general use. Overall binding appears in good sound condition.

WILFRED SCAWEN BLUNT "The Celebrated Romance of The Stealing of The Mare, translated from the original Arabic by Lady Anne Blunt, done in verse by......", published Reeves & Turner 1892, tooled and gilded leather bound (Lady Anne Blunt became a famous breeder of Arab horses as Lady Wentworth), together with WILFRED SCAWEN BLUNT "Esther - Love Lyrics and Natalia's Resurrection", published by Keegan, Paul, Trench, Trubner & Co. Limited, London, 1892, tooled and gilded cloth board bound, bears label "From the library of May Morris, Kelmscott Manor". CONDITION REPORTS Esther - Love Lyrics: small hole to first blank page which bears sticker "from the library of May Morris Kelmscott Manor". Edges of pages quite wrinkled and rough and with foxing and browning. Book general with foxing and some separating at spine (see images). The Stealing of the Mare: overall with browning and foxing. Covers with fading and discolouration and are particularly browned around the edges. Binding generally appears to be tight and in reasonable order. Where the leather has touched the first and last blank pages there is a brown stained impression of the leather around the edges of these pages (see images). The leather leather turn-in to the binding is stamped in gilt "THE DOVES BINDERY 1894"

W A CLOUSTON "Arabian Poetry for English Readers, Edited with Introduction and Notes by ....", published privately Glasgow, 1881, inscribed to front page "Jane Morris, Kelmscott, 1884", together with a letter from the author to Jane Morris dated 20th June 1884.

ANDREW MARVELL "Miscellaneous Poems", published Chatto & Windus, London, 1937, inscribed to front page "Rees Morgan, Lechlade from May Morris, Kelmscott Manor, 1938", paper board bound, together with A F TROTTER "Houses and Dreams", published Basil Blackwell, Broad Street, Oxford, inscribed to frontispiece "To May Morris with love from Alys Trotter" (the author), paper board bound.

ROBERT BRIDGES "Eros & Psyche, A Poem in XII Measures...." with woodcuts from designs by Edward Burne-Jones, Gregynog, 1935, inscribed to front page "Rees Morgan, Lechlade from May Morris, Kelmscott Manor, 1937", the writing of Rees Morgan (not May Morris), bears a card inscribed "Specimen of Printing and Binding by the Privately Owned Press of the Messrs Davies, LLandinan".

T E LAWRENCE "Seven Pillars of Wisdom", published by Jonathan Cape, 1935, containing facsimile note "From Feisal Ibn Hussein" to frontispiece and inscribed "To May Morris from T E Lawrence", tooled and gilded cloth board bound. CONDITION REPORTS In used condition with staining / fading to the cover, particularly along the binding and towards the edge of the bindings both front and back. Back is particularly stained with some staining to the front. Corners are bent with wear along all edges and tips of corners. There is browning throughout to all pages and foxing along the edge of the book when it is shut. The front pages up to about page 22 all have some foxing - worse towards front and back has foxing up to about page 653 plus one or two other spots throughout the book on some of the plates in particular the author plate towards the back. Book appears complete. Binding appears reasonably solid. Pages 172 -182 seem to have more foxing again. The inscription to the first blank page "To May Morris from T E Lawrence" is in ink (not a facsimile), however, due to the date of publication of the book, it seems the inscription was written by another hand. The letter inside is a facsimile and is stated so at the top of the page.

BERNARD SHAW "St. Joan: A Chronicle Play in Six Scenes and an Epilogue", published Constable & Co. Limited, London, 1924, hand-cut paper, inscribed to front page "To May Morris from Bernard Shaw, 20th June 1924", cloth board bound with tooled and gilded spine. CONDITION REPORTS Whilst the book is basically sound there is evidence of denting and wear to the cover extremities particularly the top corners and along the top edge, inside front page with browning, foxing variously throughout - see examples in images, some pages uncut, other pages roughly cut which has resulted in rips (see images), rear page also very browned.

JOSEPH MORRIS HENDERSON RSA (SCOTTISH 1863 - 1936), AYRSHIRE LANDSCAPE oil on canvas, signed 46cm x 61cm Framed Label verso: T. & R. Annan & Sons, Ltd., Glasgow

JOSEPH MORRIS HENDERSON RSA (SCOTTISH 1863 - 1936), AYRSHIRE LANDSCAPE oil on canvas, signed 46cm x 61cm Framed Label verso: T. & R. Annan & Sons, Ltd., Glasgow

C. Morris, River Landscape with Mill, oil on board, gilt frame, signed to lower middle

G Morris, watercolour, Off Whitby, view across water of sailing boats, 5.25ins x 15.25

Two Dinky Toys Foden trucks, together with a Dinky Toys Bedford truck, a Dinky Super Toys Coles mobile crane, a Dinky Toys Morris Oxford, a Dinky Toys Cooper Bristol and other items

Books, Morris`s county seats, 4 volumes with a German Atlas of the Ancient world, another Atlas Geographic Antique c.1800, etc

Thomas Morris Ash (1851-1935) British. ‘On The Torrent Walk, Dolgelly, North Wales’, Oil on Board, Signed, and Inscribed on the reverse, 11” x 15”, and the companion piece, ‘Near Dolgelly, North Wales’, a pair (2).

Toys and Juvenalia - a Van guards RAC collection die-cast set, Ford Anglia,Austin A35,mini van, Morris minor, special edition of 3,00, boxed.

South Africa 1900 commemorative tin containing assorted enamel type brooches, Atkinson vehicles, Bond mini car, Owner's club, Morris Commerical, Divers Association, Triumph, Foden etc.

Bag of assorted car badges to include Morris 10, Standard Rootes, Wolseley etc.

Elizabeth Morris Signed print `Seascape` 40/50

A child’s spindle back rush seated ebonised chair in the manner of Morris & Co. H70cm