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Literary sets etc., incl. two 19th c. sets of Dryden in poor condition, a fourteen vol. set of Lingard's 'History of England' (1823) in a recent reback, an ex - lib. twelve vol. set of the Collected Works of William Morris (1910) etc. (3 shelves)

Stoll, R. T & Roubier, J. Architecture and Sculpture in Early Britain. Celtic Saxon Norman. Small folio, 1967; Holmes John M. Colour in Interior Decoration. 4to., 1931; Dalton, Ormonde Maddock, Byzantine Art and Architecture. New York, 1961; Morris, William. William Morris by Himself. Edited Gillian Naylor. Small folio, 2000; Jones, Owen. The grammar of Chinese Ornament. Small folio, 1997; Wilton, Andrew. British Watercolours 1750-1850. 4to., Oxford, 1977. Together with a small collection of books about architecture, art and antiques. Various formats and bindings. (20+).

Morris (Rev. F.O.). Picturesque Views of Seats of the Noblemen and Gentlemen of Great Britain, 9 orig. divs., n.d., c. 1880s, num. chromos., orig. gilt dec. cloth, worn at head and foot of spines, slim 4to, together with Illustrated London News, vol. 5, July - December, 1844, and vol. 24, January - June, 1854, num. wood engs., contemp. half morocco, worn, folio, with other misc. books, incl. juvenile works and childrens annuals (3 shelves)

MORRIS, Beverley Robinson - British Game Birds and Wild Fowl, 3rd Ed., 60 hand coloured plates, 1891, original cloth, some slight wear to the spine

German Morris, 'Brixham Trawlers becalmed' signed, watercolour, 19x54cm.

GARMAN MORRIS, SIGNED TWO WATERCOLOURS, both inscribed 'Whitby', 7" x 20" and 20" x 7", (2)

CHARLES MORRIS, SIGNED OIL, river landscape with watermill, 11" x 9"

A HISTORY OF BRITISH BIRDS by Rev. F.O. Morris, six volumes, (Groombridge & Sons, London 1851)

J MORRIS, Country Cottages, a pair, one signed, 8" x 11 3/4", gilt frame

Charles Morris- The watermill; oil on panel, signed, 20.1x24.8cm

BRASSEY, Annie - A Voyage in the 'Sunbeam', 10th edition, London 1886, inscribed on free endpaper ‘Mrs Ashurst Morris from Lord Brassey, with every good wish on her marriage, July 4th 1889’, contemporary morocco, together other decorative/leather bound titles, (34).

MORRIS, Rev, F.0 - A Series of Picturesque Views of seats of Noblemen and Gentlemen of Great Britain, 6 volumes, Leeds, not dated (circa 1870), coloured frontispieces, title vignettes and plates, original red cloth and pictorial gilt, some off-setting and ink stains to boards, 4to.

J W Morris (Style of). Sheep in landscape, oil on canvas, 18" x 14".

Assorted Workshop Manuals and Handbooks, for Wolseley, Triumph, Austin, Morris and others (box)

Assorted Workshop Repair Manuals, for Austin, Morris and Wolseley (3 boxes)

A Quantity of Assorted Log Books, from the 1950's, 60's and 70's, including Morris (35)

A Quantity of Assorted Log Books, from the 1950's, 60's and 70's, including Morris, Leyland and Albion (30)

A Wolseley Flying W Chrome Radiator Mascot, Morris chrome badges and Morris/Wolseley reflectors (box)

A Group of Morris 8 Items, including a door, door glass, a windscreen, seals, tyres etc, and a Ransomes push lawnmower (qty)

A 1956 Morris Minor Saloon, registration number TOC 752, 998 cc, mushroom, V5 document, old style log book, this car was bought in 1987 as a restoration project, it is partly dismantled, but all parts are present

A 1932 Morris Major 6 Four Door Saloon, 1800 cc, green and black with green leather interior, V5 document and buff log book, tax exempt, MOT to April 2005, rebuilt 2 years ago with bills and photographs, sliding sunroof,vintage trunk fitted, with a quantity of spares and wheels

A 1959 Morris Minor Convertible, registration number USV 367 (non-transferable), green, V5 document, tax exempt, MOT 2005, various old MOT's etc, this car has had a new hood fitted (beige) and has been with the same owner for the last 20 years

A 1955 Morris Minor Four Door Saloon, black with leather interior, split windscreen and trafficators, crossply tyres, registration number SLJ 801, V5 document, Esso lubrication book and operation manual, owned by vendor since 1986

A Royal Doulton Bunnykins model Morris Dancer, boxed.

"Verdure Panel Without Shields": A Morris and Company Tapestry, designed by John Henry Dearle, woven in coloured wools with a group of five fallow deer in a woodland glade in the foreground with mille-fleurs, 75cm by 206cm approx

1937 Morris Eight Two Seater Tourer Reg.No. JSL 528 Engine No. 179213 Chassis No. S2/E181025. This car has had three previous owners, it is in tidy but not restored condition and the mileage is believed to be correct. It has been well maintained by the present owner, everything works and it has an M.O.T. Certificate until the end of the month. The interior and body are a little shabby but the car is in very good mechanical condition.

Two Carltonware models of the bull-nose morris, 14.2cm long

A Morris Minor 1000 two door car, registered 20 February 1970, MOT until 11 November 2004.

MORRIS Revd. F.O. A natural history of British moths ... 1st edition, 4 volumes, 132 hand coloured plates, contemporary half brown morocco, cloth boards, t.e.g., others uncut, 8vo., fore-edges slightly spotted, London: Bell & Daldy, 1872. A history of British butterflies ... 4th edition, 72 chromolithographed plates, uniformly bound with the above, 4to., London: Bell, 1876 [5]

MORRIS Revd. F.O. A natural history of the nests and eggs of British birds ... 2nd edition, 3 volumes, 233 coloured plates (i.e. 232 + the extra plate 17* for the Lesser Kestrel), publisher's gilt and blind stamped cloth, slight cracking of the inner joints, 4to., London: Bell, 1875 [3]

Morris (F.O.). A Natural History of the Nests and Eggs of British Birds, 3 vols., 2nd ed., 1875, 232 chromo. plts., occasional light spotting, orig. blindstamped cloth gilt in bright condition, spine ends rubbed, 8vo . Ex libris Nigel Temple. (3)

Great Britain. Topographical engravings, 20th century, incl. approx. 300 views after Allom, Bartlett, Hooper, etc., plus others including Morris' country seats, portraits, botanical, etc. (approx. 800)

Elliott (George (really Marian Evans)). The Novels of George Elliott, 8 vols. in 7, n.d., c. 1870s, wood engs., contemp. brown half calf, gilt dec. spines with contrasting labels, a little rubbbed, 8vo. Ex-libris William Morris with his armorial bookplate to each volume. (7)

Grundy (William Morris, photographer). Sunshine in the Country, a Book of Rural Poetry, 1st ed., 1861, twenty mounted albumen prints, a.e.g., orig. gilt dec. cloth, spine faded, slightly frayed at extrems., together with Howitt (William and Mary), Ruined Abbeys and Castles of Great Britain, the Photographic Illustrations by Bedford, Sedgfield, Wilson, Fenton, and others, 1st and 2nd series, 1862-64, twenty-seven & twenty-six mounted albumen prints, spotting throughout, a.e.g., orig. gilt and blind-stamped dec. cloth with mounted circular albumen print to upper covers, rubbed, minor fraying at head and foot of spines, 8vo (3)

Hutchinson (Walter, ed.). Hutchinson's Dog Encyclopaedia, 3 vols., c.1935, numerous colour and b&w illusts., some marginal staining and fraying, contemp. qtr. morocco, rubbed and dampstained, 4to, together with Lewis (Samuel), A Topographical Dictionary of England, 4 vols. only (lacks atlas volume), 5th ed., 1842, inner hinges splitting, orig. cloth gilt, rubbed, folio, plus others including eight volumes of Morris' Nests & Eggs of British Birds, a late 19th century Harmsworth Atlas, etc. (2 cartons)

Electric advertising signs for Morris, damage, Daimler and Standard cars, a perspex Exide Batteries sign.

A William Morris 'Sussex" Style Chair with spindle back on turned supports

Electric advertising signs for Morris, damage, Daimler and Standard cars, a perspex Exide Batteries sign.

Garman Morris- 'Off the East Coast'; watercolour, signed with initials and titled, 37.3x12.5cm., in an Arts and Crafts frame

BRITISH ARTISTS and general works on art. 18 volumes, including William Morris, Gwen John, William Orpen, and Edward Burne-Jones. Mostly 4to., orig. bindings, d.ws. Illustrated (18)

MORRIS, Rev. F.O. A Series of Picturesque Views of Seats of Noblemen and Gentlmen of Great Britain and Ireland. n.d. c.1880. 6vols. 4to., orig. cloth gilt, a.e.g. (inner upper joint of vol 1 cracking one, flyleaf loose) 240 coloured plates including titles (6)

MORRIS, Rev. F.O. A Series of Picturesque Views Seats of the Noblemen and Gentlemen of Great Britain and Ireland. 6 vols., n.d. 4to., orig. cloth gilt. Coloured plates (lacks Windsor and Blenheim in vol 1, some plates loose or inserted from another edition). Sold not suject to return (6)

LOWE, EDWARD JOSEPH. A Natural History of British Grasses. 1871. 8vo., orig. cloth (solied). 74 coloured plates. With vol 1 only of Morris. A History of British Birds, Fourth Edition, 1895. Hand coloured plates (2)

MORRIS, Rev. FRANCIS ORPEN. A History of British Birds. 6 vols., 1866. 8vo., orig. pictorial cloth gilt (some wear to spines and edges). 358 hand coloured plates (one loose, one with hole in inner margin, some text leaves loose). (6)

MORRIS, F.O. A History of British Butterflies. Third Edition, 1870. 8vo., orig. cloth gilt (head and tail of spine chipped). 72 coloured plates and 2 uncoloured

KELMSCOTT PRESS. KEATS, JOHN. The Poems. One of 300 copies, 1894. 8vo. , orig. vellum (slightly soiled, one tie defective). Decorative title and initials by William Morris

DOUGLAS-MORRIS, KENNETH. Naval Medals 1793-1856. 1987; The Naval General Service Medal Roll 1793-1840. P.P., 1982 -- O'BYRNE, WILLIAM R. A Navel Biographical Dictionary, 1948; reprin of vol 1 of the same, New and Enlarged Edition, 1861. (4)

VICTORIAN CROSS. The, 1856-1920, ed. Sir O'Moore Creagh and E.M. Humphria (1920). Hayward reprint 1985 -- The Register of the Victoria Cross, 1981 -- The Register of the George Cross, 1985. -- Douglas-Morris, Kenneth.The Navel Long Service Medals, P.P., 1991. With 12 others (16)

A GOOD EARLY 20TH-CENTURY HANCOCK & SONS "MORRIS WARE" VASE BY GEORGE CARTLIDGE, of squat tulip form on a tall spreading circular foot, decorated with tube-lined purple poppies on a kingfisher blue ground, green printed marks and signature, painted number C.8. 10 to base, 17cm, (6.7in) high

'The Cornfield', stipple engraving, by F. Bartolozzi after Morris, coloured by hand.

Ebonised spindle back chair of William Morris design with oval rush seat, on turned legs and stretchers

Carroll (Lewis & the Rossetti family). A fine album of approx. eighty (mostly albumen print) photographs on fifty leaves, of the Rossetti family and friends, plus art works by Dante Gabriel Rossetti and other Pre?Raphaelite artists, etc., c. 1850s to 1900, including six photographs by Lewis Carroll (i.e. Charles L. Dodgson) seven images of William Rossetti's first fiancee Henrietta Rintoul from the 1850s, images of other Rintoul family members, Marie Stillman, two unidentified girls, images of art works photographed by William E. Gray and Naya [many of the latter of paintings from the first Venice Biennale of 1895 of which William Rossetti was chairman of the judging jury], the first twenty images (all art works) pasted in, the remaining images corner?mounted, most images on rectos with ink captions on facing page in William Rossetti's hand, William Rossetti's ownership signature, dated 1898, orig. half morocco with William Rossetti's printed label to upper cover (numbered 24: Gabriel, Family, Miscellaneous), spine damaged and covers near detached, folio Full contents description available. The Lewis Carroll albumen prints are: 1) Drawing of the late Mrs D.G. Rossetti by Dante Gabriel Rossetti, with head resting on a pillow [Carroll's image number 1147], 158 x 146 mm; 2) Drawing of Mrs. Morris in an armchair, full?length, by Dante Gabriel Rossetti [image number 1152], 154 x 130 mm; 3) Alphonse Legros, [image number 1128], 122 x 101 mm; 4) Maria Francesca Rossetti, with her mother Frances Mary Lavinia (nee Polidori) and brother Dante Gabriel playing chess [image number 1134, also with Christina Rossetti to left of image], 124 x 158 mm; 5) Christina, Dante Gabriel, Mrs. Frances Rossetti, William and Maria (splash?marked on photographic plate) [image number 1133?, slightly wider], 150 x 177 mm; 6) Frances Mary Lavinia Rossetti with her son William Michael (almost trimmed out) [image number 1132, also with Dante Gabriel and Christina], 94 x 48 mm. The first two photographs are pasted in, the remaining four corner?mounted. All were taken 6?8 October 1863 at Dante Gabriel Rossetti's home at 16 Cheyne Walk, Chelsea, London. (1)

Rossetti (Dante Gabriel, 1828?82). 'Dinner Time', April 1859, an original pencil drawing showing a full?length profile of the Great Seal at London Zoo, half submerged by water, with the artist's pencil monogram and date lower right and caption bottom centre, 137 x 108mm, mounted, framed and glazed Virginia Surtees, 'The Paintings and Drawings of Dante Gabriel Rossetti (1828?1882) A Catalogue Raisonné' (1971), vol. 1, 210 (no. 600); Henry Currie Marillier, 'Dante Gabriel Rossetti: An Illustrated Memorial of his Art and Life' (1899), 229: 'When Burne?Jones and Morris were living at Red Lion Square, and Rossetti was in rooms at Blackfriars, the Zoological Gardens were a constant resort of all three. The accompanying sketch of the great seal expecting his dinner is a relic of those days, and was probably one of many such. Oddly enough, with the exception of apes once or twice, the cat in 'Fra Pace', and the fawn in 'Mary Magdalene at the Door of Simon', Rossetti never seems to have had any inclination to introduce animals into pictures. He reserved them exclusively for his private life, of which they formed, as the above notes show, a characteristic and remarkable feature.' (1)

Rossetti (William Michael and family). Extracts from Pall Mall Gazette and Pall Mall Budget, 1865?88, St. James's Gazette, 1881?89 and Volunteer Service Gazette, 24 September 1887, approx. 200 leaves, ownership signature of William Rossetti and Mary E. Madox Rossetti, contemp. cloth, some loss to head of spine, together with three other similar volumes of periodical extracts from The Portfolio, Art Journal, The Periodical, & c., containing approx. . twenty illustrated articles by and about the Rossettis and Pre?Raphaelitism, etc., scattered pencil marginalia by William Rossetti, with ownership inscriptions and brief contents details by William Rossetti, contemp. cloth, rubbed, all folio except last vol. 4to Articles include William Rossetti, 'Notes on Rossetti and his Works', 'A Preraphaelite Collection (Leathart)', Henri Jacottet, 'Miss Christina Rossetti', F.G. Stephens, 'The Earlier Works of Rossetti', John L. Tupper, 'English Artists of the Present Day: Thomas Woolner', Lewis F. Day, 'William Morris and his Art', etc. Part of William Rossetti's 'Miscellanies' ? see Angela Thirlwell, 'William and Lucy, the Other Rossettis' (2003), pp. 142?4. (4)

Kelmscott Press. Gothic Architecture: A Lecture for the Arts and Crafts Exhibition Society, by William Morris, 1893, woodcut initials, orig. holland?backed boards, a little rubbed, 16mo [1500 copies printed]. On p.45, Eyck is spelt Eyk. (1)

Morris (William). The Collected Works of William Morris, with Introductions by his Daughter May Morris, 24 vols., 1910-24, photogravure plts., a few illusts. and facsimilies in text, unobtrusive circular blind stamp to p.51 in each volume, orig. holland?backed boards, with paper label to spines, a few minor marks but basically a very clean set, 8vo Limited edition 169/1050. (24)

Forster (E.M.). Alexandria, a History and a Guide, 1st ed., pub. Alexandria, Whitehead Morris, 1922, two folding plans and illusts. to text, col. folding map in pocket at rear, orig. printed boards, rubbed, 8vo Kirkpatrick A8. 'A very large proportion of the original edition was destroyed by fire'. (1)

Robert Morris, b. 1931, untitled, ball - point pen . on paper, 21.5x27.5cm.; 8.5x10.75in.

MORRIS DANCER BUNNYKINS DB204 [SIGNED AND BOXED].

Carey Morris (British, 20th Century) Dynevor Castle, Llandeilo, Carmarthenshire, signed lower right "Carey Morris", oil in canvas, 58 x 73cm.