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Lot 392
A Victorian burr walnut and brass mounted writing slope, the hinged lid inset with a plaque inscribed 'George Turner Jan 11th 1885', the macassar ebony edged interior with a gilt tooled leather writing surface, pen and inkwell compartments and three secret drawers, with a Bramah lock, the base with a further drawer and with sunken brass carrying handles, 22.8cm high, 50.4cm wide, 27.2cm deep.
Lot 155
A pair of Italian verre églomisé pictures, decorated in gilt on a dark blue ground, one depicting Apollo chasing Daphne, the other with classical figures in a woodland setting, each in an ebonised moulded frame, with a brass suspension ring, late 18th / early 19th century, the verso of one inscribed in pen 'Bought by Mary Frederica Bury at Florence 1836', 11.8cm wide. (2)
Lot 214
Great Exhibition interest. A rare Victorian mahogany pocket compass, the screw-off lid revealing a green card dial with various London landmarks emanating from Regent Circus with distance in miles, including: 'The Exhibition', 'African Exhibition', 'Egyptian Hall', the base with a cardboard insert inscribed in pen 'COMPASS MADE FOR VISITORS TO THE EXHIBITION IN HYDE PARK 1851', 8.2cm diameter. Provenance: The Forde family, Wimbledon, London and by descent.
Lot 33
ENTERTAINMENT: Selection of multiple signed 8vo pages removed from autograph albums featuring various signatures of stage actors and actresses, entertainers, a few classical musicians and opera singers etc., including Clarice Mayne, Fred Terry, Mark Hambourg, Julia Neilson Terry, Lena Ashwell, Ruth Vincent, Nellie Melba, Adeline Genee, Malcolm Scott, Charles Coborn, Harry Lauder, Gus Elen, Robert Montgomery, Billy Bennett, Henry Ainley, Gerald du Maurier, Leslie Henson, Nelson Keys, G. H. Elliott, George Robey, Daniel Melsa, Charles Villiers Stanford, John Frederick Bridge, Ben Davies, John Coates, Thorpe Bates, Andre Gille etc. The majority are signed in bold fountain pen inks. Generally VG, 11 Provenance: The present pages were removed from one of a number of autograph albums containing signatures acquired by Mr. W. L. White, Restaurant Manager of the Connaught in London's Mayfair.
Lot 354
KELLY & RAINIER: KELLY GRACE (1929-1982) American Actress, Academy Award winner, later Princess of Monaco, & RAINIER III (1923-2005) Prince of Monaco 1949-2005. Signed 4 x 3 magazine photograph by both Prince Rainier and Princess Grace of Monaco individually, the image depicting the Royal couple in formal dress, outdoors, in half-length poses. Signed by the Prince ('Rainier, Prince de Monaco') and Princess ('Grace de Monaco') in dark fountain pen inks to a clear area of the border and partially into the image. Neatly laid down to the upper left corner of a backing card, to an overall size of 5½ x 4. Together with a postcard, unsigned, the image depicting photographic portraits of Rainier and Kelly against the backdrop of their residence, a commemorative postage stamp adhered to the front. VG, 2
Lot 191
RITCHIE HENRY PEEL: (1876-1958) Scottish Royal Navy Captain, Victoria Cross winner for his actions at Dar-es-Salaam in November 1914. Ritchie received the first Victoria Cross awarded to Navy personnel in World War I. A good original colour pen and ink cartographic drawing signed ('H. Peel Ritchie'), one page, slim 8vo, n.p., n.d. (c.1893). The map drawn, in black, green and pale green inks, depicting southern Italy, Sardinia, Sicily, and the northern coast of Tunisia, with shipping routes and distances, entitled, 'Plan showing strategical importance of "Biserta"', in Ritchie's hand and signed by Ritchie at the base. The Roman numeral II has been written within a circle to top right edge. Light signs of former mounting to verso, and a slight tear to the top left edge. VG Bizerte (also known in English as Bizerta), a town of Bizerte Governorate in Tunisia and the northernmost city in Africa.
Lot 82
CARUSO ENRICO: (1873-1921) Italian Tenor. A good, original pen and ink self caricature drawn and signed by Caruso, one page, 8vo, Strand, London, 1904. On a sheet of printed stationery from the Hotel Cecil the tenor has boldly penned a self caricature depicting him in a profile head and shoulders pose. Signed ('Enrico Caruso') and dated in his hand at the foot of the drawing. Some very light, extremely minor age wear, VG
Lot 150
* HANNAH FRANK (SCOTTISH 1908 - 2008),WOMAN AND TREESlithograph, signed in pencil34cm x 23cmMounted, framed and under glass.Note: Hannah Frank's exceptional talent as a pen and ink artist and sculptor are well documented and her evocative signed lithographic prints have on numerous occasions achieved prices of over £300 in our auctions.
Lot 708
A collection of writing instruments, including a Ronson 'Penciliter', combining a pencil with a lighter, with original box and instructions, a Platignum fountain pen, the plastic body resembling wood, together with six other aesthetically similar pens and pencils, and two gold filled Eversharp propelling pencils. (10)
Lot 720
A group of vintage pens and pencils comprising four fountain pens, including a De La Rue pen and a Parker each with 14ct gold nibs, thirteen propelling pencils including a silver pencil, London 1948, S J Rose & Son, and three ballpoint pens, together with a box of Superior Quality Pencils. (21)
Lot 727
A collection of mostly fountain pens, including four by Swan, three of which have 14ct gold nibs, a Blackbird by Swan fountain pen with original box and instructions, another fountain pen with 14ct gold nib and a Parker fountain pen lacking nib, together with a 'Fyne Poynt' propelling pencil by Mabbie Todd & Co Ltd with hallmarked 18ct gold collar. (8)
Lot 1181
Hallmarked silver pocket fruit/paper knife with stainless blade, hallmarked silver lobster pick, Sheaffer Prelude roller ball pen, Pierre Cardin roller ball pen both boxed, S T Dupont Paris butane lighter no 7880AZ and Colibri lighter both boxed Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Lot 146
Louis Vuitton: An Alma handbagWith monogram coated canvas print, the flat base tapered to a zip closure with padlock, with canvas lining and two inner pockets, 23cm x 31cm, with maker's dust bag. CONDITION REPORT: Evidence of wear throughout bagThe leather handles are discoloured, with particular concentration to where the handles are held. Scratches to the leather too.The hardware and gilt metal were all worn showing base metalCanvas in good conditionThe leather base and edging bearing scratches and scuffs and one pen mark as a result of wear.Inside the canvas lining in fair condition with a few biro marksThe Zip in working order, one a little stiff, wear to the gilt revealing base metal with dust bag
Lot 531
Victorian figured walnut davenport, sloped hinged top with leather inset, four drawers to right hand side, small pen drawer above with secret locking mechanism, carved scroll supports, fret work gallery, W54cm, H85cm, D53cm Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
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