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Morris ware centre bowl, by George Cartlidge, of wide shallow form decorated with a band of violets in purple and green against a blue ground, blue/green interior, printed Hancock & Sons mark, signed in green and numbered C19.13, 11.25ins diameter

Otto (Jabob Augustus). A Treatise on the Structure and Preservation of the Violin and all other Bow?Instruments; together with an Account of the most Celebrated Makers, and of the Genuine Characteristics of their Instruments, translated from the Original, with Additions and Illustrations, by John Bishop, of Cheltenham, 2nd ed., greatly enlarged, 1860, 92pp., orig. blind?stamped cloth gilt, minor wear to extrems., slim 8vo, together with Morris (Rev. W. Meredith), British Violin Makers. A Biographical Dictionary of British Makers of Stringed Instruments and Bows and a Critical Description of their Work, 2nd ed., revised and enlarged, 1920, b & w illusts. from photos., orig. cloth in slightly frayed d.j., plus Haweis (Rev. H.R.), Old Violins and Violin Lore. Famous Makers of Cremona and Brescia, and of England, France and Germany .., Famous Players, and Chapters on Varnish, Strings and Bows, [1923], port. frontis., b & w illusts., t.e.g., remainder untrimmed, orig. cloth gilt, a little rubbed, all 8vo (3)

Morris (Rev. F.O.). Picturesque Views of Seats of the Noblemen and Gentlemen of Great Britain and Ireland, 6 vols., n.d., c. 1870-80, num. chromos., some minor scattered spotting, a.e.g., orig. gilt dec. cloth, frayed at head and foot of spines (vol. 1 upper cover det.), 4to (6)

Morris (Rev. F.O.). Picturesque Views of Seats of the Noblemen and Gentlemen of Great Britain and Ireland, 7 vols. (including Far?Simile of Autographs of Subscribers), n.d., c. 1870-80, num. chromos., ex?lib copies with usual marks, a.e.g., orig. gilt dec. cloth, rubbed, 4to (7)

Morris (John). Section of the Earth's Crust, pub. I. Reynolds, 1852, eight?section hand?col. eng. panorama, showing the general position of the various rocky masses, constituting the superficial crust of the globe (including an active volcano), approx. 66" (168 cm.) fully opened, a little worn in folds and three old tape stains, loosely contained in orig. boards with 4pp. text, slim 4to (1)

Birds & fish. Prints and engravings, 19th century,. including 31 chromos. from Cassell's Pigeon Book, 98 hand coloured engravings from Morris' Birds, and 108 chromos. of fish (approx. 230)

EUROPEAN STEAM. Approx 48 postcards showing French and German locos c.1920s/30s, pub. By LPC and O.J. Morris. (Qty) £10

Rev.F.O. Morris (editor) - Picturesque views of Seats of the Noblemen and Gentlemen of Great Britain and Ireland, circa 1880, 6 vols, illus

Approx 8 Instruction Manuals inc. The Ariel Motorcycle, The Norton Handbook and Manual for the Morris 8 series E

Five to H-47644 Private J Morris, 20th Hussars, Queens South Africa, 4 clasps, Orange Free State, Transvaal, South Africa 1901, South Africa 1902, 1914 Star 'Mons' clasp and rosette (these three No. 4529), British War and Victory Medals, Army Long Service and Good Conduct Medal (GV), (Qty 5)

William Morris design Sussex elbow chair with padded seat on stretcher base

A painted pine dresser by Morris Country Interiors, with three tier delft rack over three drawers the potboard below with fiddle decoration; together with a scale drawing for dresser, framed and glazed.

J. Morris Henderson - View of a stream and rock pool, trees to background, 7ins x 9.5ins, indistinctly signed, in gilt moulded frame and glazed

Reverend F.O. Morris - "A History of British Birds", Illustrated with coloured engravings, published by Groombridge & Sons, Paternoster Road, London, 1866 (six volumes, in gilt decorated green cloth bindings)

Reverend F.O. Morris - "A Natural History of the Nests and Eggs of British Birds", published by George Bell & Sons, London, 1875 (three volumes, in gilt decorated green cloth bindings)

Archibald Smith Bond's establishment on the river Watercolour Signed and dated 1909 22cm x 27cm J Morris Windsor Castle Watercolour Signed 30cm x 46cm, (2)

AFTER WILLIAM MORRIS, COLOURED PRINT, 'S A S Selection, Pen-y-Fan', 13" x 18" and AFTER DAVID SHEPHERD, COLOURED PRINT, 'Re-supply at Sarfait', 14" x 23"

The Philip Morris Award, for Wimbledon, 1965, in the form of a silver miniature trophy & cover, inscribed THE PHILIP MORRIS AWARD, FOR THE MOST SPECTACULAR PERFORMANCE AT THE LAWN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS, 1965, C.TRUMAN, height 14.5cm, 5 3/4in; sold with a related b&w press photograph (2)

Three volumes on golf, Murdoch (Joseph S.F.) The History of Golf, in slip case, published 1967; Hutchinson (Horace G.) Fifty Years of Golf, published 1919; & Tulloch (W.W.) The Life of Tom Morris, 1982 limited edition, numbered 55 of 200, signed by J. Neill, Captain of the R&A 1981-82

A rare signed photographic glass plate portraying Tom Morris cradling a baby in his arms, signed in ink, positive photograph printed on opaline glass, 26 by 20cm, 10 by 8in.

A signed cabinet photograph of Tom Morris snr, signed in ink to lower margin, portrayed playing out of a bunker, mounted, framed & glazed, sold with original Fraser's certificate of Authenticity, 38 by 34cm, 15 by 13 1/2in.

A large signed photograph of Tom Morris snr, signed in ink to lower margin, portraying Morris playing out of a bunker, mounted, framed & glazed, photographed by James Patrick & published by George Stewart, both of Edinburgh, sold with original Fraser's Certificate of Authenticity, 59 by 51cm, 23 1/4 by 20in.

An autograhed display: Tom Morris snr, signed in ink on an album page, set in a mount beneath a coloured portrait print, framed & glazed, sold with original Fraser's Certificate of Authenticity, 56 by 38cm, 22 by 15in.

A silver & enamel vesta by Samson & Mordan, 1891, with an enamel portrait of Old Tom Morris, hinged lid, length 6cm, 2 1/4in.

A Tom Morris, St. Andrews, long nosed driver, circa 1860, golden beech head, leather insert to toe, hickory re-shaft by C.E. COOPER, substantial crack to head, depth of face 2.5cm, 1in.

A Tom Morris, St Andrews, transitional driver, circa 1895, golden beech head, additionally stamped SLAZENGER & SON, NEW YORK, hickory shaft

The Philip Morris Award, for Wimbledon, 1965, in the form of a silver miniature trophy & cover, inscribed THE PHILIP MORRIS AWARD, FOR THE MOST SPECTACULAR PERFORMANCE AT THE LAWN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS, 1965, C.TRUMAN, height 14.5cm, 53/4in; sold with a related b&w press photograph (2)

Three volumes on golf, Murdoch (Joseph S.F.) The History of Golf, in slip case, published 1967; Hutchinson (Horace G.) Fifty Years of Golf, published 1919; & Tulloch (W.W.) The Life of Tom Morris, 1982 limited edition, numbered 55 of 200, signed by J. Neill, Captain of the R&A 1981-82

A rare signed photographic glass plate portraying Tom Morris cradling a baby in his arms, signed in ink, positive photograph printed on opaline glass, 26 by 20cm, 10 by 8in.

A signed cabinet photograph of Tom Morris snr, signed in ink to lower margin, portrayed playing out of a bunker, mounted, framed & glazed, sold with original Fraser's certificate of Authenticity, 38 by 34cm, 15 by 131/2in.

A large signed photograph of Tom Morris snr, signed in ink to lower margin, portraying Morris playing out of a bunker, mounted, framed & glazed, photographed by James Patrick & published by George Stewart, both of Edinburgh, sold with original Fraser's Certificate of Authenticity, 59 by 51cm, 231/4 by 20in.

An autograhed display: Tom Morris snr, signed in ink on an album page, set in a mount beneath a coloured portrait print, framed & glazed, sold with original Fraser's Certificate of Authenticity, 56 by 38cm, 22 by 15in.

A silver & enamel vesta by Samson & Mordan, 1891, with an enamel portrait of Old Tom Morris, hinged lid, length 6cm, 21/4in.

A Tom Morris, St. Andrews, long nosed driver, circa 1860, golden beech head, leather insert to toe, hickory re-shaft by C.E. COOPER, substantial crack to head, depth of face 2.5cm, 1in.

A Tom Morris, St Andrews, transitional driver, circa 1895, golden beech head, additionally stamped SLAZENGER & SON, NEW YORK, hickory shaft

Dinky Toys 504 Foden 14-ton tanker, first-type in two-tone blue, 581 horse box, together with Dublo Dinky Toys Morris Pick Up and Austin Lorry, Hornby Dublo girder bridge, and two Matchbox toys

An Elizabeth II G.S.M., with Northern Ireland bar to 24146738 Pte. D.J. Hollis R. Anglian (EF) and a 1st WW pair to 214672 Cpl. H.L. Morris R.A.F.

A WM IV anchor type Naval L.S.G.C medal, to John Bartlett Qr. Mr. H.M.S. Inconstant 22 years awarded on 14th April 1847 (GVF) ex. Douglas Morris Collection Lot 491.

Margaret Morris (1891-1980) unframed oil on canvas, 'Composite impression of Ram Gopal', signed and dated 1960, Glasgow Civic Art association exhibition label verso, 29 x 21 ins.

MORRIS, William, 'The Defence of Guenevere and Other Poems' Bell & Daldy, Chiswick press, 1858, 1st edn. 248pp. browned diced cl. bumped, glt.spine.

Miscellaneous collectable toys to include a Victory Industries plastic bodied battery powered remote control Morris Minor; Thunderbirds and Captain Scarlet board games 1992-1993, Lexicon card game and Monopoly board game.

Collection of Corgi and Lledo boxed models, including Morris Minors, Model T and transport vehicles. (22)

A SET OF SEVEN ARTS AND CRAFTS TURNED AND RUSH SEATED DINING CHAIRS, the uprights with seven slender turned cross rails, the turned legs united by three front and three side stretchers (7) These chairs are in many ways similar to the famous Sussex chair retailed by Morris & Co during the latter part of the 19th century

A GEORGE III MAHOGANY AND BRASSThese chairs are in many ways similar to the famous Sussex chair retailed by Morris & Co during the latter part of the 19th century BOUND OCTAGONAL WINE COOLER with a crossbanded hinged top opening to a lead-lined interior, brass side handles and banding on base with fluted frieze and four square tapering legs with pierced corner brackets, brass toes and castors, 18".

X4 WADE FIGURES FROM THE FOREST DEEP SERIES BERTRAM BADGER, MORRIS MOLE, OSWALD OWL AND SANTA HEDGEHOG [ALL BOXED WITH CERTIFICATES [4]

A two-fold firescreen, in the style of Morris & Co, embroidered with panels of flowers and foliage 100cm. high.

A Morris & Company 'Rossetti'chair, the design attributed to Dante Gabriel Rossetti damages, 89cm. high.

J.D. Morris, Highland cattle watering at a loch with Highlands beyond, canvas, signed, 29cms x 49cms, (11.5” x 19”).

A Poole Studio pottery dragonfly charger, 1960s - early 1970s decorated by Tony Morris, printed and painted 96 - 100 and T M monogram mark, 35cm

Attibuted to Charles Morris TWO FIGURES ON A PATH Oil on panel 31 x 41cm

A William Morris Sussex style chair.

A George V Special Constabulary Faithful Service medal to Arthur Morris, two Metropolitan Special Constabulary badges, a V.A.D. immobile cloth badge, two silver and enamelled Masonic brooches, a Respiration Service badge and sundry.

Duncan Grant, 1885-1978, portrait of peter morris, oil on board, unframed, 51x40.5cm.; 20x16in. (2) To be sold together with Portrait of Dora Morris, oil on panel, by the same hand, unframed.

An early 20th Century oak framed three fold Draught Screen with Wm Morris style faux leather panels depicting peacocks amongst flowering shrubs,4ft 6in

* Aviation Literature - a miscellany. Riding the Skies - with forward by Jan Morris, ex Southall College of Technology Library copy; James (Derek N.), Gloster Aircraft since 1917, Putnum & Co., 1971, Revue de l'Armee de l'Air, five copies June 1938-June 1939, copies of Boeing magazine, Recognition Journal, auction catalogue for Southend Museum and a quantity of aviation literature, maps, charts, airline magazines and material of similar interest. (a carton)

* Postlethwaite (Mark). The Calm Before the Storm, modern colour print showing aircraft from the RAF Tornado detachment based at Muharraq en route to a target south-east of Baghdad, approx. 370 x 780 mm, attractively framed and glazed. Limited edition 901/1084. Signed by the artist and Flt. Lt. Al Byford (pilot), Flt. Lt. Steve Morris (navigator) and Sir Kenneth Williiamson, Marshal of the Royal Air Force.. (1)

Greene, W. T., Birds I Have Kept In Years Gone By, London, L. Upcott Gill, 1885, 8vo (185 x 120mm.), half title, 16 hand-coloured plates, later ownership signature in pencil on verso of front free endpaper, original green cloth, front cover blind stamped in gilt, spine lettered in gilt, t.e.g., booksellers label With five other works, H. Warde Fowler's 'Tales of the Birds' (London, 1891), Charles Dixon's 'The Story of the Birds' (London, 1900), a four volume set of 'The Foreigner A Practical Guide to the Keeping, Breeding and Showing of all kinds of Foreign Bords and Budgerigars' (Keston, Kent, 1934-1937), Stanley Morris 'Bird-Song' (London, 1925), and Charles Dixon's 'Our Favourite Song Birds Their Habits, Music, and Characteristics' (London, 1897)

Morris, Frances Orpen (1810-1893), The Ancestral Homes of Britain; containing examples of its Noblest Castles, Halls, and Mansions, London, Bell and Daldy, 1868, 4to (270 x 210mm.), coloured illustrated additional title, colour frontispiece plate, and 38 colour plates, contemporary red morocco gilt, g.e.

Ranjitsinhji, K. S., The Jubilee Book of Cricket, Edinburgh & London, William Blackwood and Sons, 1897, 8vo (225 x 150mm.), two volumes, frontispiece portrait of the author, title printed in red and black, plates, and illustrations, later blue morocco gilt, by H. Wood, original wrappers bound in, t.e.g., fascimile bookplate of William Morris Extra illustrated copy

Morris, William (1839-1896), Monopoly, or How Labour is Robbed, London, William Reeves, [n.d.], 8vo (185 x 125mm.), illustrations, original paper wrappers, front cover illustrated Morris, William (1839-1896), Useful Work versus Useless Toil, London, William Reeves, [n.d.], 8vo (185 x 125mm.), illustrations, original paper wrappers, front cover illustrated