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Lot 92
Football autographs, Manchester United /Manchester City 1956, a guest list and menu card from the Manchester, Salford & District Hospital Commentaries Association Annual Dinner held at the Masonic Temple Manchester 30 January 1956. The menu is signed inside by Frank Swift and Walter Griffiths of Manchester City & Matt Busby & Johnny Carey of Manchester Utd together with commentator Kenneth Wolstenholme (both items with some creasing o/w gd)
Lot 306
THREE 18CT GOLD DRESS RINGS to include a diamond set example with openwork flower head and leaf design shoulders, size mid O-P, a three stone example with central blue stone with flanking diamonds mid L-M having a 9ct reducing clip in place, the other set with three opals divided by an X design holding two small tiny diamonds within each, size K with 9ct reducing clip in place, 9grms gross
Lot 150
Reginald Wilcock (1934-2000), member of the Household of HM Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother, autograph letter in blue ink on two sheets of headed paper (Clarence House), 27 June 2000, to Marjorie Dawson, 'I am just back from Windsor after all the festivities - the dance was quite good. Q.M. stayed 'til one o' clock and on my count must have spoken to the whole 800 guests! and then some!...I am glad that you seem to be enjoying life - I'm now 66 - but they say I can stay on as long as I want to - so health permitting - I will stay...Lots of love, Reg.' Complete with envelopeProvenance: Marjorie Dawson RVM (1915-2019), dresser and maid to Princess Alexandra
Lot 74
Political History. Manuscript. 19th century. Black ink on lined paper bound in black quarter-calf with marbled page edges. 35 numbered pages of writing, titled, 'a Political Journal kept by Sir Edward Knatchbull Bart. Beginning with the Dissolution of the Whig Govt. 1834'. Entries from 1834 to 1848. Some entries are brief, but many are detailed, for instance this one near the beginning of the journal: 'Sun. Jan 25. Went to church at St. Margarets. Paid three or four visits, and called on and saw the Duke of Wellington, with whom I had some interesting conversation about newspapers and the formation of the Govt. The Duke regretted that Sir R. Vyvyan was not in office. While I was at Apsley House, the servant came in and said the Duke of Cumberland was at the gate. The Duke of Wellington said "yes", and turning to me said, "I must". I did not remain two minutes, and upon going out of Apsley House gates, I ran directly against the Duke of Cumberland, who seeing me come from the House, held out his hand and was going to speak to me, but perceiving he did not know me, retreated. I do not know whether he is acquainted with me or not, as yet in my public life it has been my fortune never in society to have met, though I have very often been invited to meet him. All this I have written on this Sunday night Jany. 25th 1835, alone in London, having left my wife and all that is dear to me at Mersham Hotel, and yet there are those who believe that my position compensates for the loss of home and wife and children, who believe that the splendour of the world, and its imaginary greatness, are of more value than domestic happiness, such are not my feelings; I give up, for a time only I hope, all that I most love and value, from a sense of duty, and with the anxious desire of serving my country. The happiest moment of my life will be, if ever I live to see it, when I can with credit retire from public life, and repose in the bosom of my family. That this is true, thou o God, who knowest the very secrets of my heart, best can tell. Oh! of thy mercy, give me health, and strength, and confidence, and courage, and every needful ability to perform to the good of my country, and to the glory of thy name, the arduous duties I have undertaken. Upon thee do I rely, for Christ's sake, strengthen me, and support me in this my time of trial. I suppose henceforth to keep this journal, and if I do not make daily entries, at least to set down shortly, the principal events that befall me.' The final entry in the journal, dated 28 April 1848, is almost three pages in length, criticising Sir Robert Peel, 'I have no particular inducement to continue my entries...but events have occurred which lead me once more to write. I have endeavoured, often times in my own mind, to justify Sir R. Peel's character and conduct in the matter of the Repeal of the Corn Laws - but in vain. Either in 1842, and previously, he was acting a deceitful part, or his mind is of that unstable vacillating cast, as altogether to disqualify him for the position he held, as first minister of this country...The times in which we live are fearful indeed. The French Revolution, the state of the whole of Europe - the condition of England - its dense population, its large national debt, the want of sufficient employment for the people, the misery of a bad harvest, and of deficient crops - if such should be our fate, the dissatisfaction openly aroused, and secretly entertained, the loss of confidence in public men - and the want of a master mind to govern the state, these and such considerations, may make the boldest heart to tremble - but we ought all, and I hope we shall all, strive to do our duty, and may God in his mercy protect us. As to Ireland, I believe the maintenance of the Union will be difficult.' We are unable to ascertain if the manuscript is in the hand of Knatchbull himself, a secretary, or an unrelated person. Sir Edward Knatchbull, 9th Baronet (1781-1849) was a British Tory politician
Lot 600
RONALD O. DUNLOP. Seascape. Oil on board. Signed. 18 x 25cm. WE CAN SHIP THIS LOT, but NOT if part of a large, multiple lots purchase.Please note that all items in this auction are previously owned & are offered on behalf of private vendors. If detail on condition is required on any lot(s) PLEASE ASK FOR A CONDITION REPORT BEFORE BIDDING. The absence of a condition report does not imply the lot is perfect.
![* Robert O Lenkiewicz [1941-2002]-Apollo and Daphne;study of mache figures:-oil on canvas, 110 x 119cm. * Notes Exhibited.](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/baae710a-b0d6-4f46-a517-ac1a00cef8e8/d568e213-362a-4131-a896-ac3d00f347f3/468x382.jpg)
![* Robert O Lenkiewicz [1941-2002]-Academic reading Paradise Lost,:-oil on canvas, 155 x 100cm.* Notes Project 17. Obser](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/baae710a-b0d6-4f46-a517-ac1a00cef8e8/2c99526b-b678-4c1a-b138-ac3c015fd91f/468x382.jpg)
Lot 360
A 19th century American coin silver cream jug by Eoff & Shepherd for Ball, Black & Co. New York. Baluster in form with naturalistic branch moulded spout and handle, floral finial and feet. Decorated in relief with roses, convolvulus and passion flowers. With a pair of cartouches one engraved J. R. 1854 and the other F. S. O. 1907. Punch marks under the base, 538 grams, 20.5cm. Very good condition. Some slight play in the hinge. No dents, splits or repairs.
Lot 370
A trio of World War I medals awarded to 27044 W. O. CL. 2. W. H. Baker. Yorks. L. I. War medal, Victory medal and Distinguished Conduct medal stamped C.S.M. Jr. Along with ephemera pertaining to the medals including numerous wartime photographs, birth and death certificates, article from supplement to the London Gazette. Also including a silver ANZAC medal for bayonet fighting.
Lot 439
A Georgian gold and silver mounted emerald and diamond cluster ring. With a cushion cut emerald 6mm square under a border of fourteen diamonds, diamond set shoulders in a triangular formation and with a reeded shank. Size O. Emerald free from abrasions but with some slight internal frosting. Diamonds all firmly fixed. Overall very good condition.
Lot 301
A collection of gold and gem set jewellery, comprising: a 22ct gold band ring, ring size M, 5.2g; a 9ct gold band ring, ring size P, 2.3g; a 9ct sapphire and diamond half hoop ring, ring size P; a 9ct gold cameo dress ring, ring size J, a white stone set 9ct gold cluster ring, ring size O; a 9ct gold sapphire and diamond necklace and earring suite; and two gilt metal oval lockets, one suspended from a trace link chain (9).
Lot 277
Eight Corgi model vehicles, including AEC Cabover & Thornycroft Van, Foden Tanker & Bedford O series Tate & Lye set, Bedford Pantechnicon Luckings, etc, all boxed. IMPORTANT: Online viewing and bidding only. No in person collections, an additional charge of £30 (inc. VAT) applies to this lot to cover postage to registered address.
Lot 84
A 9ct yellow gold opal and sapphire cluster ring, (one sapphire missing), ring size L 1/2, approx. weight 1.7gms, a 9ct yellow gold three stone garnet ring, ring size O, approx. weight 1.3gms, a 9ct yellow gold single stone diamond ring, ring size J, approx. weight 2.5gms. On line viewing and bidding only. No in person collections, an additional charge of £15 (incl. VAT) applies to this lot to cover postage to registered address.
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