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GUILMARD, D. & BORDEAUX, AND OTHERSFRENCH FURNITURE DESIGNS Le Garde-Meuble, collection de tentures. Paris, mid 19th century. Folio, 118 loose hand-coloured plates, some dust-soiling, a little light dampstaining to several plates, stamps to a few plates, a few small repairs to plate versos; [Idem] L'Ameublement et L'Utile. Paris, mid 19th century. Folio, 73 hand-coloured plates, some soiling and a few repairs to plates, occasional stamps; and 36 other plates, many hand-coloured, including 21 early 19th century plates by Hallavant & Osmond; Bérand & Cie [Tentures Artistiques. Paris] A collection of 40 loose hand-coloured plates with designs for curtains and rooms, with Bérand's printed signature, one plate with red 'specimen' stamp, some dust-soiling and repairs to versos; and four other plates (3 folio cases)Note: Le Garde-Meuble, Ancien et Moderne, was an enormously successful interior design periodical published in Paris in the latter part of 19th century and early 20th century. There is a nearly complete series at the Smithsonian Libraries in Washington which is rare. It is therefore unusual to get a large amount of plates together such as those offered in this lot. Provenance: From a Scottish Country House Library

PHOTOGRAPHY & FOCUS.  12 bound vols. of this periodical, various dates, 1909-1918. Each quarto with many illus. & adverts.

Parade Magazine.  Large quantity of orig. parts of this folio periodical, incl. complete vols. 1940's.

THE BRITISH JOURNAL OF PHOTOGRAPHY.  An extensive collect of this periodical in orig. parts, contained in 16 box files. Various dates & runs from 1899 to 1932. Each quarto with illus. & adverts.

THE PHOTOGRAPHIC NEWS. 3 bound vols. of this periodical, various, c.1906/1908. Each quarto with many illus. & adverts.

Eastern Art & Textiles.  A carton of various incl. the periodical Hali.

GREGORY GRIFFIN, pseud, The Microcosm, a periodical produced by the boys of Eton College inc. J Smith, George Canning, R Smith, J Frere dated from Monday November 6 1786 with FORE-EDGE painting of Eton College from the river Thames, marbled end papers, gold tooled red morocco with panelled spine, old repairs, chipped and bumped, 8vo. (210 x 130)

Doyle (Arthur Conan, & others, contributors). The Strand Magazine, an Illustrated Monthly edited by George Newnes, volumes 1-62, 1st editions in book-form, George Newnes, Ltd, 1891-1921, wood-engraved and half-tone illustrations, colour illustrations in later volumes, volumes 1-26 with surface-paper endpapers, volumes 27-62 with spotting and browning to endpapers and occasionally to initial text leaves, original light blue cloth decorated in gilt and black, spines rubbed and faded, headcaps frayed, hinges or joints of most volumes cracked or tender (less so in later volumes), volume 12 front joint crudely repaired, some mottling or marking to sides, 8vo Cf. Green & Gibson pp. 404-14. An extensive run of the Strand Magazine, containing the first appearances in print of The Hound of the Baskervilles (1901-2) and the stories subsequently collected as The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes (1891-2) and The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes (1892-3), as well as many of Conan Doyle's stories outside the Sherlock Holmes canon. Sold as a periodical, not subject to return. (62)

A number of military history periodical magazines, newspapers & a Vulcan Bomber calendar etc. from 1995

A quantity of various military periodical magazines, some in binders (1 shelf)

Maritime - a pair of brass book ends, cast as HMS Victory of Trafalgar, 16cm high; a periodical rack, engraved with the Cutty Sark and the Great Harry, 24cm wide (3)

Ancell (Samuel) A Journal of the Late and Important Blockade and Siege of Gibraltar from the Twelth of September 1779, to the Third Day of February 1783. Edinburgh: Printed for the Author, 1786. 8vo, full contemporary calf; 6 folding plates and maps, lacking port. frontis. Third edition. The Great Siege of Gibraltar remains the longest siege ever endured by the British Armed Forces, as well as one of the longest in history. Spain and France made an unsuccessful effort to dislodge the British from the Rock during the distraction of the American War of Independence. The garrison was first blockaded in June 1779. It proved ineffectual, as two relief convoys entered unmolested despite the Spanish fleet presence. Later Spanish assaults would prove similarly fruitless. French forces took over the operation in early 1782 and delivered a Grand Assault in September, which was equally disastrous. The blockade continued until a relief convoy slipped through the net in October. It was lifted in February 1783 and had a large effect on the Peace of Paris, then being negotiated. Samuel Ancell was a clerk to the 58th Regiment when it was stationed on the Rock during the siege. His first edition of his journal was published as an account of the ''long and tedious Blockade'', by this edition is had become the ''Late and Important Blockade'', whether because of military embarrassment or an eye to marketing can only be surmised. The journal was hugely popular, with several editions, and after retirement from service Ancell continued writing, producing a periodical called the Monthly Military Companion.Binding scuffed, upper joint cracking at head, upper board still attached, spotting and toning internally, some plates restored, marginal tears to three plates with a little loss, a good copy.

Richards, Frank [Hamilton, Charles] Fourteen TLS signed variously ''Charles Hamilton'' or ''Frank Richards'' to Tom Hopperton. Hopperton was a significant contributor to Collector's Digest and an authority on old boy's book lore. Hamilton's letters display much of the same tone, and the curious third person, which graced his memorable reply to Orwell's cutting article on Richards' work (although Hamilton, somewhat grudgingly, does allow that it was ''very readable'' in contrast to the rest of the periodical). Hamilton's letters are in the main directed to clearing up what he perceived as errors in Hopperton's articles. This seems to have especially been to denigrate those he saw as imitators and claim superiority for his own works. With various items of ephemera including Hopperton's copies of the Gem and Magnet catalogues with his annotations; the Collectors Digest Annual Christmas 1953 and PIE's announcement that Richards would be joining them (1944). And a folder of Victorian and later publications.

MACLEAN DONALD: (1913-1983) British Diplomat & Spy, a member of the Cambridge Five. A rare printed 4to edition of the Cambridge University literary periodical Contemporaries, edited by John Kaestlin, Summer 1933, featuring various poems and other literary contributions by individuals including Donald Maclean. Signed (‘Donald Maclean’) by Maclean with his name alone in bold fountain pen ink to the lower margin of an inside page which features his own contribution entitled Puppet. Bound in the original yellow printed paper wrappers. Autographs of Maclean are rare in any form. Some light overall age wear and minor foxing and with a few small neat tears to the edges and spine of the paper wrappers, about VG Donald Maclean studied modern languages at Trinity Hall, Cambridge, arriving at the university in 1931. Whilst there he became a member of the Communist Party and was a relatively well-known figure on campus. His literary efforts, as well as his contribution to the present magazine, included a book review in 1933 for Cambridge Left, a journal to which other communists contributed, and in 1934 he became the editor of Silver Crescent, the Trinity Hall students’ magazine. In his last year at Cambridge Maclean became an agent of The People’s Commissariat for Internal Affairs (NKVD), the interior ministry of the Soviet Union, and graduated with a First in modern languages before entering the Diplomatic Service.

MACLEAN DONALD: (1913-1983) British Diplomat & Spy, a member of the Cambridge Five. An extremely rare original pencil drawing signed by Maclean, one page, 4to, March 1933, on the printed stationery of The Union Society, Cambridge. Maclean has executed an accomplished drawing of a young man seated in a profile head and shoulders pose with a pensive expression on his face. Signed (‘Donald Maclean’) by Maclean in bold pencil at the foot of the drawing and dated March 1933 in his hand. Maclean would appear to have identified the subject of his drawing in his hand with a single name (or series of initials?) which is regretfully somewhat indecipherable, although it can be presumed that the young man was a friend and contemporary of Maclean whilst reading modern languages at Trinity Hall, Cambridge. Together with a printed 4to edition of Contemporaries and Makers, edited by John Kaestlin, March 1933, being the Cambridge University literary periodical and containing various printed poems, short stories and essays etc. With the ownership signature of Alastair Morton to the head of the first page and bound in the original maroon printed paper wrappers. A few very light, minor stains to the drawing and some light age wear and minor foxing to the periodical. About VG, 2 Donald Maclean studied modern languages at Trinity Hall, Cambridge, arriving at the university in 1931. Whilst there he became a member of the Communist Party and was a relatively well-known figure on campus. His literary efforts included a book review in 1933 for Cambridge Left, a journal to which other communists contributed, and in 1934 he became the editor of Silver Crescent, the Trinity Hall students’ magazine. In his last year at Cambridge Maclean became an agent of The People’s Commissariat for Internal Affairs (NKVD), the interior ministry of the Soviet Union, and graduated with a First in modern languages before entering the Diplomatic Service.

 [HITLER ADOLF]: (1889-1945) Fuhrer of the Third Reich 1934-45. HOFFMANN HEINRICH (1885-1957) German Politician & Publisher, a member of Adolf Hitler’s intimate circle and the Fuhrer’s official photographer. A rare and unusual A.N.S., with his initials HH, to the verso of a postcard photograph featuring an image of Hitler, n.p. (Starnberg, Bavaria), n.d. (1926), to Adolf Hitler, in German. Writing in bold pencil, Hoffmann states, in full, ‘The newest portrait. Best wishes and Heil!’, evidently in reference to the image of the Fuhrer on the recto. Beneath Hoffmann’s note appear a further four signatures by other individuals closely associated with Hitler comprising Emil Maurice (1897-1972, German SS-Oberfuhrer, a founding member of the Schutzstaffel SS and Hitler’s first personal chauffeur), his girlfriend Ida Arnold, Franz Xaver Schwarz (1875-1947, German SS-Oberstgruppenfuhrer, National Treasurer of the Nazi Party during most of the NSDAP’s existence) and Lotte Bechstein (wife of Rudolf Pfeiffer-Bechstein, a member of the German family of piano manufacturers who were important early benefactors to Hitler). All have signed in bold pencil with the exception of Maurice who has signed his name in ink. Hand addressed by Hoffmann in pencil. A remarkable association piece and an intriguing group of signatures. Some very light, extremely minor age wear, VG   The present postcard is of great interest for the connections that can be made through some of the signatories in relation to the romantic associations Adolf Hitler involved himself in during the late 1920s.   Although Hitler’s sexuality has been the subject of scholarly and historical debate (as well as much speculation and rumour) for many years, it is accepted that the Fuhrer preferred the company of women much younger than himself, some of them teenagers.   It is believed that Hitler made romantic advances towards Lotte Bechstein, one of the signatories on the postcard, although his affections at the time were more strongly directed towards Maria Reiter, a teenage German shop worker whom Hitler, aged 37, had dated following their introduction in Obersalzberg.    According to the story Reiter provided to the German periodical Stern in 1959, Hitler had declared that he wanted to marry her and raise a family in the future, but at the time had a duty and mission to perform for the German nation. However, by 1927 the NSDAP headquarters began to receive anonymous letters accusing the Fuhrer of seducing a minor and Hitler distanced himself from the teenager. Reiter subsequently plunged herself into depression and attempted to take her own life. It came to light that the author of the letters was Ida Arnold, also a signatory on the present postcard. Arnold, the girlfriend of Emil Maurice, had invited Reiter for a coffee and skilfully extracted the information needed from her in order to give the letters some credibility. Hitler realised he was under enormous pressure and, as party leader, sought to avoid the threat of damaging revelations surfacing about his private life and requested that Reiter make a sworn statement denying having had any kind of relationship with him.   Despite this, following Hitler’s rise to power in the 1930s he met Reiter on a couple of further occasions, again expressing his desire for her to become his lover, however she rejected his advances.  

Hume (Allan, editor). Stray Feathers, a journal of ornithology for India and its dependencies, 12 volumes (including Index by Charles Chubb), 1873-99, three hand-coloured lithographed plates, five uncoloured lithographed plates (four folding), 10 folding maps (some hand-coloured), some maps slightly frayed and torn or split on folds and two with repairs to versos, volume 2 lacks final five pages of index and here supplied in photocopy, volume 11 lacking preliminary leaves but with upper wrapper tipped in, occasional pencil marks and marginalia by Claude B. Ticehurst and Martin Woodcock, bookplate of Claude B. Ticehurst to front pastedowns of all volumes, except Index, some tears to front endpapers, original gilt-decorated green cloth (Index modern green cloth), rubbed, volumes 1-5 rebacked with original spines relaid, a little frayed at spine ends and small loss at head of spine to volume 1, 8vo Wood, page 585. Sold as a periodical, not subject to return. (12)

The Chiel, or, Scottish Punch - an illustrated, national, social, musical, and dramatic journal. Well illustrated throughout - including some full page colour illustrations. Weekly Scottish periodical with humorous undertones. The title 'Chiel' refers to a poem by Burns.518 pages

A 'Victorian' walnut adjustable table-top periodical rack, three graduated fretwork divisions, the plateau on a ratchet, spreading plinth base, 41cm wide, c. 1870 (alterations, formerly a stereoscopic viewer)

Ephemera and books - to include First World War military photographs, Oriental photoraphic publications, early bible and other antiquarian books, bound 1830s periodical - The Doctor Indenture dated 1713 and another dated 1618, Eugene Stokes annual 1913, silk postcard, tablecloth

Periodical: The Kerry Magazine, Nos 1 - 26, lacking only Nos 4 & 25. Together 24 No's folio 1989-2016. Profusely illustrated, orig. pictorial boards. As a periodical, w.a.f. V. good. (1)Provenance: The late Mrs. Valerie Bary, Kerry Historian

Periodical: de Breffny (Brian) & ffolliot (Rosemary)ed. The Irish Ancestor, Vol. I No. 1 - Vol. XVIII No. 1, otherwise unbroken run, plus 4 no 'Index to Wills & Marriages,' together 37 items, 1969 - 1986, illus. thro-out, orig. decor. boards. As a periodical, w.a.f. (1) COMPLETEProvenance: The late Mrs. Valerie Bary, Kerry Historian

Periodical: Loch Lein (Cill Airne). A bound volume containing issues from Vol. 1 no. 1 (Eanair 1903) to Mi na Nollaig 1904, but lacking Vol. 1 no. 12 and Vol. II no. 6, still a good run of a very scarce periodical in Irish, 4to dark green cloth gilt. (1)

An Exceptional RarityPeriodical: [Gonne, Maud]. L'Irlande Libre. Organe de la Colonie Irlandaise a Paris. Paris, No. 1 [1 Mai 1897] to No. 8 [Dec. 1897, two copies], Vol. 2 No. 1 [Janvier 1898] to No. 6 [Juin 1898], continuous thus far, also two copies of No. 10 [Oct. 1898]. Altogether 15 separate issues each of 4pp folio (single folded sheet), with two duplicates. A very good run of this exceedingly rare and fragile news-sheet. Text in French throughout. Some pages frayed and worn, with minor marginal loss. First issue with contemporary franked French postage stamps.Maud Gonne writes in most issues; other contributors include Lord Dufferin, William Redmond, the Fenian John Daly, Michael Davitt, Gonne's lover L[ucien] Millevoye, W.B. Yeats ['Le Mouverment Celtique' in Vol. 2 no. 4] and even James Connolly ]'La Famine' in Vol. 2 no. 5].An exceptional rarity in any condition. NLI appears to have only a microfilm copy. As a periodical, w.a.f. (1)

Periodical: The Red Hand. The Ulster Monthly Magazine, ed. W. Forbes Patteson. Vol. 1 No. 1 (Sept. 1920) to Vol. 1 No. 4 (Dec 1920), orig. decorated wrappers, Glasgow printed. Scarce. Rare: A complete file. (1)

Periodical: An Branar. Iml. 1 uimh. 1, Abrán 1919, to Uimh. 5, Feabhr4a 1920; sraith nua, Iml. 1 uimh. 1 (Márta 1925) two copies) & 2 (Abrán 1925), seven issued in all with one duplicate. Literary magazine in Irish. Contribs. include Piaras Beaslai, Liam O Rinn, Padraic O Conaire, Micheal Mac Liammhoir. Sm. 4to, printed wrappers with W. McBride design. (1)

Periodical: An Connachtach (The Connachtman). Vol. 1 no. 1 (July 1907) to Vol. 1 no. 11 (May 1908) 4to decorated wrappers. A bilingual journal devoted to the National Revival. Designed and lithographed at the Athlone Printing Works - Westmeath Independent office. First issue worn, generally a good set, loose as issued. Very Scarce. (1)

Periodical: An Gaedheal (The Gael) A Weekly Journal of Stories, Sketches etc. Vol. 1 No. 1 (29 Jan. 1916) to Vol. 1 No. 8 (New Series) March 18 1916, 4to and folio (four issues in each format) in a home made binding, scarce. (1)

Periodical: Celtia. A Pan-Celtic Monthly Magazine. January 1901 to December 1902, 24 monthly issues, also issues dated Sept. 1903, Feb. and March 1904., 4to loose as issued, a few covers loose. As a collection, w.a.f. (1)

Periodical: Fainne an Lae. A weekly bilingual newspaper for the advancement of the Irish Language. 8 January 1898 [Vol. 1 no. 1] to 28 July 1900 [no. 134 Vol. 5], 134 consecutive numbers, folio, strongly bound by Dollard in dark green buckram gilt, an excellent clean set.A very important periodical, the first weekly dedicated to the Revival of Irish., published on his own account by a self-employed Dublin printer, Bernard Doyle. It opened the road for the Gaelic League's An Claidheamh Soluis, which gradually superseded it from March 1899, due partly to Doyle's differences with the League. In his final number, Doyle says he has transferred the copyright of Fainne an Lae to the Executive of the Gaelic League, in order to remove 'even the semblance of disunion from the movement.' Contributors include virtually all those principally active in the Revival at the time. Rarely found complete, a fine set. (1)

Periodical: An Claidheamh Soluis Weekly bilingual newspaper of the Gaelic League, a paper which helped to change Ireland. 18 March 1899 (Vol. 1 no. 1) to 7 March 1903 (Vol. no. 52), 208 numbers complete to date, incorporating Fainne an Lae from 4 August 1900. Building on the example of Fainne an Lae, 'it sought to foster the ideal of a distinctively Irish culture for a progressive readership' (Hickey & Doherty). Four vols. folio, strongly bound by Dollard of Dublin in dark green buckram gilt, uniform with previous lot. Edited initially by Eoin Mac Neill; Patrick Pearse became editor later in 1903. Contributors include virtually all those active in the Gaelic League and the Irish Revival movement.An excellent set of the first four volumes, indexed in manuscript in each volume. The binding of the fourth volume is misdated 1902 - 93 (1902 - 03).

Periodical: Dana, ed. 'John Eglinton' [W.K. Magee] & Frederick Ryan. Nos. 1 -12 complete, 1904-05, bound together in green buckram, covers bound in at rear.A scarce and important periodical, which includes James Joyce's 'Song' (p. 124, Aug. 1904), also work by Colum, George Moore, Gogarty, 'AE', Roger Casement (poem) and the editors.

Periodical: Kerry Archaeological Magazine, Vol. I No. 1 - No. 1 - Vol. II No. 12, together 12 Nos. bound in 2 vols., roy 8vo Cork 1908 - 1912. Fold. plts. plans, some illus., recent cloth; O'Connell (Donald B.) Kerry Archaeological Survey, Publication No. 1, Letters to 'The Kerryman (Sept. '36 - Dec. '38) 8vo Tralee 1939. Frontis & illus. Signed Pres. Copy, dated 22-4-39, and with 2pp A.L.s. Author loosely inserted, cloth. Scarce. (3)Provenance: The late Mrs. Valerie Bary, Kerry Historian

With Coloured & Other PlatesPeriodical: The Journal of Science and the Arts, Vols. I - VIII, together 8 vols. roy 8vo L. 1816 - 1831. Numerous fold. & other plts., some hand coloured, cont. hf. green mor. As a periodical, w.a.f. Bookplates of Emo Park Library, Portarlington, Co. Leix. V. good set. (8)

Periodical: Tipperary Historical Journal, Irishleabhar Stoire Thiobraid Arann, 1988 - 2018, together 31 vols. 4to plus index 32 vols. All Published to date, illus. etc. orig. decor. & pictorial wrappers etc. A very clean set, as a periodical w.a.f. Complete Sets are Scarce. (32)

Periodical: Irish Manuscripts Commission: Analecta Hibernica, NO. 1 March 1930 - No. 44, 2013, together 43 nos (ex. 44, lacking no. 20) D. 1930 2013, in orig. cold. & plain wrappers. As a periodical. (43)

Periodical: Hayes Mc Coy (G.A.)ed. & others, The Irish Sword, The Journal of the Military Society of Ireland. Vol. I No. 1 - Vol. XXX No. 125, together 125 nos in 124, 4to D. 1949 - 50 to Summer 2018. First Edns., A Complete File, illus., orig. ptd. coloured wrappers. As a periodical, w.a.f. Scarce. (1)

Co. Kerry: Periodical - ... Journal of the Kerry Archaeological and Historical Society, No. 1 - No. 30, 27 Nos (lacking Nos. 18 & 20), also Second Series, No. 1 - 15 (lacking only No. 14), together 41 Nos. Naas 1968 - 2015. Illustrated thro-out, orig. pict. boards. As a periodical, w.a.f. (1)Provenance: The late Mrs. Valerie Bary, Kerry Historian

Madden (Richard Robert) The History of Irish Periodical Literature, 2 vols. 8vo L. 1867 First Edn., cont. hf. mor. mor. labels (1 worn.) (2)

Periodical: Meyer (Kuno) & Stern (L. Chr.) Zeitschrift fur Celtische Philologie, Vols. 1 - 16, plus Vol. 17, 3 parts in 2, Vol. 18, part III only & Vol. 19, 3 parts, first 16 vols. cont. hf. mor., remainder in orig. ptd. wrappers, together 22 vols. Halle (Max Niemeyer) 1897 - 1933. An exceptional run of this scarce journal. (22)

Periodical: The Illustrated Dublin Journal, A Miscellany of Amusement and Popular Information 37 Nos. Complete, Sm. folio D. Sept. 7th 1861 - May 17th 1862, Sole Editions. Illus. thro-out by Edmund Fitzpatrick [Freshford, Co. Kilkenny], orig. embossed cloth. V. good. (1)* Contains writings by Carleton, Griffin etc.

Madden (R.R.) The History of Irish Periodical Literature, 2 vols. L. 1867. First Edn., errata slip, orig. embossed cloth. (2)

A Rare Complete FilePeriodical: The Gaelic Union Publishers, Irisleabhar na Gaedhilge - The Gaelic Journal, Vol. I No. 1 - Vol. 19, No. 227, together 227 nos. in 11 vols. 4to Dublin November 1882 - 1909. All Published. In cont. green cloth. A very good complete set. As a periodical. (11)

Framed print. Australia v. England at Lord's, July 21, 22, and 23, 1884. Presumed for the Graphic periodical.

NO RESERVE Kipling (Rudyard).- The Kipling Journal. The Organ of the Kipling Society, Nos.1-337, illustrations, nos.1-300 in original cloth, original wrappers bound in, nos 301-337 in original wrapprers, 1927-2010; and nos. 353 and 355, 8vo; sold as a periodical and not subject to return. ⁂ An excellent unbroken run.

A VICTORIAN HARDWOOD COMMODE ARMCHAIR AND A STAINED WOOD PERIODICAL RACK

AN OAK PLY LARGE PERIODICAL RACK/COFFEE TABLE AND A STAINED PINE STOOL

12 editions of late 19th Century/ early 20th Century periodical 'The Captain a magazine for boys & old boys', with editions from 1899 and 1900 etc.

Saba Umberto. Figure e canti. Milano, Treves, 1926. (mm 190x135). [8], 133, [1] pagine. Brossura editoriale. Lievi segni d'uso al dorso, piccolo strappo al piatto posteriore. Nota di possesso 'Giorgio Petrocchi' all'occhietto datata 1946, al piatto posteriore etichetta a stampa 'Aldo Garzanti Editore'. Prima raccolta poetica dell'autore triestino, in parte originale, pubblicata presso un editore di rilievo grazie alla mediazione di Ugo Ojetti, a cui è infatti dedicato il volume. Comprende i versi di Preludio e canzonette (1923), i componimenti successivi apparsi sul periodico Il Convegno e alcuni inediti. Al piatto anteriore indicazione Secondo migliaio. Gambetti-Vezzosi, 792; Castellani, Bibliografia Saba, I.6.(190x135 mm). [8], 133, [1]. Wrappers. A bit solied, small tear at the back cover. Ownership note by Giorgio Petrocchi at the half title dated 1946, at the back cover printed label 'Aldo Garzanti editore'.First poetry collection of this author, partially original, published by an important editor thanks to Ugo Ojetti, whom the work is dedicated to. Includes Preludio e Canzonette, some later works already appeared on the periodical Il Convegno and some unpublished. Gambetti-Vezzosi, 792; Castellani, Bibliografia Saba, I.6.

JAMES CROMAR WATT (1862-1940) ARTS & CRAFTS GOLD, ENAMEL AND PEARL AND GEM-SET NECKLACE, CIRCA 1905 with multiple chains with enamelled, seed pearl and garnet cabochon spacers, suspending graduated boteh-shaped painted enamel pendant drops 45cm long Literature: Gere, Charlotte and Munn, Geoffrey C. 'Pre-Raphaelite to Arts and Crafts Jewellery', Antique Collectors Club 1996, p. 40, pl. 15 Literature: Note: James Cromar Watt was born in Aberdeen. He worked in precious metals, and developed particular skills in the ancient techniques of gold granulation and translucent foiled enamelling. His work was exhibited in Turin in 1902 and was illustrated in the Art Journal periodical of the time. Some of his pieces were strongly influenced by the enamel work of Phoebe Traquair and some were designed in association with the painter and stained glass artist, Douglas Strachan. His work is predominantly in the collection of Aberdeen Art Gallery & Museum.

A VICTORIAN HARDWOOD COMMODE ARMCHAIR AND A STAINED WOOD PERIODICAL RACK

A PAIR OF MAHOGANY TRIPOD WINE TABLES; A CARVED MAHOGANY PERIODICAL RACK AND A LEATHER POUFFE (4)

A c.1960 Batman and Robin Mug by Washington Pottery ltd Hanley England National Periodical Production 1966, 9.5cm High

The Adventures of Miss Brown, Miss Jones and Miss Robinson at Biarritz and in the Pyrenees Book printed by SH Cowells Anastatic Press, Ipswich together with 1942 and 1948 The Illustrated Weekly of India, BBC TV The British Empire Magazines (14), Postcards by Molly Brett (8), 1966 National Periodical Publications Batman Cards and other various playing cards - condition varies F/G (20)

1- Periodical: Monthly Mercury; for the month of March, 1706 (vol. xvii, no. 3). PP: title, (i)advert, 91-132; disbound. Damp stain to top corners; 2- Chambers, R & W: Chamber's Information for the People, 2 volumes, numbers 1-99. Edinburgh, 1842, New and Improved Edition. Cont. 1/2 leather; rubbed. (3)

NO RESERVE Giornalismo locale. Lotto di 9 opere di interesse bibliografico sulla produzione periodica lombarda, piemontese, napoletana, modenese, parmense, veronese, viterbese, aquilana e pesarese.Local Journalism. Lot of 9 works concerning the periodical press in Lombardia, Piedmont, Naples, Modena, Verona, Viterbo, L'Aquila and Pesaro.Il lotto comprende, tra gli altri: The lot includes among the others:E. Gianeri. Due lustri di giornalismo satirico in Piemonte 1861-1870. Estratto dal volume Il Giornalismo Italiano dal 1861 al 1870. La 'Gazzetta di Parma' dal Settecento a oggi. Brevi note illustrative nell'occasione della II Fiera Internazionale del Libro, a Firenze. Parma: 1925.G. Roversi. Storia del giornalismo in Emilia-Romagna e a Pesaro dagli albori al primo Novecento. Bologna: 1992.

Greyhounds: Morris (T.A.)ed. Irish Greyhound Stud Book, Vol. I (signed and inscribed by Morris & others), Clonmel 1923, Vol. 28, 29 (in 2 parts) 1950 - 51; Vol. 42 - Vol. 93. D. 1963 - 64 - 2014. Plus 3 vols. English Stud Book, together 59 volumes,roy 8vo Clonmel 1923 - 2014, all orig. green cloth. As a periodical, w.a.f. (59)

Sylvia's Home Journal. 6 collected volumes: 1880, 1881, 1882, 1883, 1885, and 1889, Ward, Lock & Co., 70 hand-coloured plates, 11 chromolithographed plates (5 folding), numerous black & white engraved illustrations, two leaves of printed music, numerous loosely inserted fashion patterns, needlework designs, etc., some plates with surface damage, two folding plates adhered to facing leaves, occasional tears throughout (some previously repaired), intermittent spotting, a few leaves with large losses, original printed wrappers bound-in (soiled with variable damage), some hinges splitting, near contemporary cloth, unevenly faded, marked and rubbed, 1880 with water damage, some boards bowed, 4to Each volume with 12 hand-coloured plates, except 1883 (lacking April) and 1889 (lacking February). 1881 volume with loosely inserted folding embroidery design for a 'Five o'Clock Tea Cloth' with drawings taken from those of Mr. John Tenniel in 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland'. Sold as a periodical, not subject to return. (6)

THE SPORTING MAGAZINEOR MONTHLY CALENDAR OF THE TRANSACTIONS OF THE TURF, THE CHACE... London: J. Wheble, 1793-1797. 10 volumes (i.e. volumes 1-10), 8vo, contemporary quarter calf with vellum corners (volume 1 in contemporary half calf), additional engraved title in volumes 1, 6, 7, 8, 9 & 10 only, sold as a periodical not subject to return (10)

Irish Famine.- O'Brien (William Smith) and James Connery. The Reformer: or An Infallible Remedy to Prevent Pauperism & Periodical Returns of Famine, sixth edition, 3 wood-engraved plates, some spotting, original printed boards, rubbed and lightly marked, a solid copy, John Murray, 1837 § Martineau (James) Ireland and her Famine, advertisement f. at end, 20th century calf-backed marbled boards, spine gilt, 1847; and the Central Relief Committee report on the famine, 12mo & 8vo (3)