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Lot 12
A selection of silver items comprising; a silver presentation fob, Birmingham 1899, engraved verso 'Presented to Albert Hill by Cannock St.Lukes F.C 1899', of shield form flanked with elaborate scrolls, a bright cut florally decorated hinged bangle, M J, Birmingham 1973, a silver backed dressing table brush, James Deakin & Sons, Chester 1900, embossed with winged cherubs, a further silver backed dressing table brush and a silver backed bevelled mirror (5)
Lot 147
An Arts and Crafts turquoise matrix set 18ct yellow gold ring, engraved to the inside 'Frankie-Edgar, April 1915', weight 7.8gms along with a seed pearl set photo ring, set in yellow metal, unmarked (2) CONDITION REPORT: turquoise ring size - M/N showing signs of wear, marks and engraving clear, two small splits to the settingseed pearl ring size - O/P one pearl missing, hoop probably a replacement, showing sign of quite heavy wear
Lot 22
A Continental silver and enamelled erotic case depicting 'Night' or 'Luna', probably Vienna circa 1930, the case finely enamelled with a scantily clad nude figure holding a crescent moon bow within a twinkling starry sky, indistinctly stamped probably '935' and makers mark 'M P' or 'M F', 8.5cm x 8cm, weight 4.1ozt By repute: Found in the mud on the battlefield at Monte Casino circa 1944. CONDITION REPORT: Some very minor surface scratching and wear, one small dent to the silver by the clasp to the front and back, one knock to the corner, overall condition is good. Interior - one retainer for the elastic on the inside cover has become detached, some tarnishing and would need professional cleaning - see the images attached to this lot for further clarification and an image of the mark. Hinge sound and case closes well.
Lot 294
A large collection of cloth bound Duckworth Press books, to include, ANDREYEFF (L), THE CRUSHED FLOWER AND OTHER STORIES, 1917 (file copy); QUEEN OF ROUMANIA, ILDERIM, 1925, (file copy); KIRBY (E), LITTLE MISS MUFFET, 1918; COLLINS (G), THE VALLEY OF EYES UNSEEN, 1923; COLLINS (G)M FLOWER OF ASIA, 1922; BOOTH (E), THE TREE IN THE GARNDEN; RHOSCOMYL (O), VERONA, and ten with matching gilt red cloths, some have pencil notes on title stating 'file copy', this denotes that they were part of the collection of Alice Thomas Ellis, later Anna Haycraft and ho was Fiction Editor at Duckworth, she died in 2005. (80+)
Lot 328
A 9 carat gold peridot and seed pearl cluster ring, an oval cut peridot within a border of seed pearls, to forked scroll shoulders, finger size O; an 18 carat gold turquoise and diamond ring, five graduated oval cut turquoise spaced by diamond accents, to a carved setting, finger size M and a 9 carat gold carnelian ring, a kite cut carnelian in a rubbed over setting, finger size N (3)The peridot ring is in good condition. It is hallmarked with sponsor's mark 'CL&S', Edinburgh 1991. The turquoise ring is in good condition. There is discolouration to the turquoise. It is hallmarked with maker's mark 'SB&SLD', Birmingham, 1910. The carnelian ring is in good condition. There is a very small chip to one corner. It is hallmarked with maker's mark 'JR', Chester, 1911. Gross weight 8.6 grams. Condition Report made 28th July 2017.
![[Brooke, Rupert Chawnor, 1887-1915]. An Outdoor Breviary, by M. Jourdain, 1st edition, Academy Press, 1909, Rupert Brooke's](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/ea7fe49b-f97c-4f27-a78a-a83c00ad60df/34ba24ce-d4f3-4933-fd3c-63048cd7d463/468x382.jpg)
Lot 699
[Brooke, Rupert Chawnor, 1887-1915]. An Outdoor Breviary, by M. Jourdain, 1st edition, Academy Press, 1909, Rupert Brooke's copy, boldly signed and dated by him in pencil to front free endpaper, 'Rupert Brooke, 1910', indistinct pencil note, possibly in Brooke's hand, to margin of p. 105, '[?]her two (?)', additionally a loose sheet of paper inserted with six words in pencil in the same hand, 'jewels / powder / colour / traherne / aubrey / jefferies', top edge gilt, remainder untrimmed, original blue buckram gilt, rubbed and slightly darkened on spine, 8vo A peculiarly uncommon book, being a collection of prose poems by Margaret Jourdain, who was to become a scholar of English furniture and decorative arts. Rupert Brooke's father, a school master at Rugby School died in 1910 and Brooke was to spend a term there acting as housemaster of School Field, publishing his first volume of poetry the following year. (1)
![King (Jessie M., illustrator). Werke Alter Meister, K”nigl. Museum Berlin, Globus Verlag, [1902], half-tone illustrations, de](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/ea7fe49b-f97c-4f27-a78a-a83c00ad60df/52f7f98c-f16e-40a0-ee4e-dc017834076b/468x382.jpg)
Lot 628
King (Jessie M., illustrator). Werke Alter Meister, K”nigl. Museum Berlin, Globus Verlag, [1902], half-tone illustrations, decorative title page and endpapers designed by Jessie M. King, original cloth-backed boards, with design in colour to upper cover of a girl with birds and flowers by Jessie M. King, a little rubbed and some marks to extremities (generally in good condition), slim folio, together with 4 other similar albums designed by Jessie M. King: Album von Berlin, 1899 (and another of the same work with an alterative cover design by the same artist), Album von Dresden und Sachsische Schweiz, [1899], and Die Denkmaler der Siegesallee, [1899], all a little rubbed and marked with occasional soiling, oblong folio (5)
Lot 772
Powell (Anthony). Brief Lives and Other Selected Writings by John Aubrey, edited by Anthony Powell, 1st edition, 1949, front endpapers partly excised, original cloth, some fading to spine, price-clipped dust jacket, a little rubbed and toned, 8vo, presentation copy from Anthony Powell, inscribed to front endpaper "Adrian from Tony, November 1949" (Adrian Daintrey, artist), with a photocopied letter from Powell to Ivor Brown discussing Brief Lives, together with John Aubrey and his Friends, 1st edition, 1948, illustrations, a few light spots, original cloth, one corner bumped, dust jacket, a little rubbed with small stains, 8vo, inscribed "To Miss M. Butler from J.P. Betjeman, Christmas 1948", plus A Reference for Mellors, Moorhouse & Sorensen, 1994, original wrappers, limited edition 128/200, with others by Powell and related, a few duplicates etc, including Barnard Letters 1778-1824, edited by Anthony Powell, 1928, To Keep the Ball Rolling. The Memoirs of Anthony Powell, 4 volumes, 1st editions, 1976-82, volumes IV (The Strangers All are Gone) inscribed to the artist Adrian Daintrey "Adrian from his old friend Tony. Many happy returns on your 80th but am sending this right away with love from both of us. May 1982" and The Acceptance of Absurdity. Anthony Powell & Robert Vanderbilt Letters 1952-1963, Maggs Brothers, 2011 (limited edition of 400) (39)
![Timlin (William M.). The Ship that Sailed to Mars, A Fantasy, 1st edition, George G. Harrap & Company, [1923], 48 leaves of c](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/ea7fe49b-f97c-4f27-a78a-a83c00ad60df/b2409d4e-295b-435d-a734-979281674a1b/468x382.jpg)
Lot 665
Timlin (William M.). The Ship that Sailed to Mars, A Fantasy, 1st edition, George G. Harrap & Company, [1923], 48 leaves of calligraphic printed text mounted on grey backing leaves, and 48 full-page colour plates mounted on grey backing leaves, some light spotting to title and following 2 leaves of text, some marks to endpapers, and early ownership inscription of Stella M. Dunn, Kimberley to front endpaper, original gilt-decorated vellum-backed boards, a little rubbed and some marks, with light traces of damp, and minor associated damage to head of upper joint, original worn printed dust wrapper, loosely inserted (spine not present), 4to One of 2000 copies printed, the cost of which the author himself contributed £425. In 1928, 1208 copies were remaindered, and many then destroyed during the London Blitz in 1941. (1)
Lot 779
Rolfe (Frederick 'Baron Corvo'). The Centenary Edition of the Letters of Frederick William Rolfe. Letters to C. H. C. Pirie-Gordon; Letters to Leonard Moore; Letters to R. M. Dawkins, 3 volumes, Nicholas Vane, 1959-62, light marginal toning to endpapers, bookplate to first volume, top edge gilt, original blue morocco gilt by Zaehnsdorf, spines faded to green (small nicks and one band rubbed), slipcases, 8vo Limited edition of 16 copies lettered A to P, these lettered 'H', 'I' and 'H' respectively. (3)
Lot 116
A BOX OF 19TH AND 20TH CENTURY LITERATURE to include J. M. Barrie, H. G. Wells etc., some first editions along with E. A. Bennett (Arnold Bennett) - 'A Man From The North', Bodley Head 1898, first edition of his first novel and A box of A. Conan Doyle interest books to include 'The Strand Magazine' 1895, 1896, 'Songs of Action' etc
Lot 158
A SMALL COLLECTION OF 19TH CENTURY BOOKS to include 'The Works of Lady Mary Wortley Monagu:' 1825, 'Histoire de Napoleon et de la Grande Armé' 1863, Worboise et al - 'A Round of Stories for Christmas Circles', Todhunter - 'An Elementary Tratise on the Theory of Equations' 1867 and Charlotte M. Yonge - 'Unknown to History' 1882 Tauchnitz Edition (5)
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