GLADYS KNIGHT/60s/PAUL ANKA/BOBBY GOLDSBORO/FRANKIE AVALON - LPs. Diverse taste with this interesting mix of 45 x LPs! To include 21 from Gladys Knight & The Pips including All I Need Is Time, Help Me Make It Through The Night, Neither One Of Us, Knight Time, Standing Ovation, If I Were Your Woman (STML 11187), Tastiest Hits, Nitty Gritty, Everybody Needs Love (TML 11058), Feelin' Bluesy (STML 11080), Silk N' Soul (STML 11100), Still Together, I Feel A Song, Pipe Dreams, Imagination and The One And Only. Other highlights include Bobby Moore And The Rhythm Aces - Searching For My Love (UK Chess original CRL 4521 - clean VG+ copy), Su Holliday - I Wanna Say Hello! (Columbia Lansdowne series SX 6067 - lovely Ex+/Ex copy), The Left Banke - Walk Away Renee (US skyscraper Mercury RE), and with 10 LPs from Anka, 5 from Frankie and 6 from Bobby Goldsboro. The records are often in clean VG+ to Ex+ condition with the sleeves typically VG to Ex.
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Selection of miscellanea - including mahogany and brass cribbage board, 'Wiggie' bowls measure in original box, Irish peat bog cauldron pipe, carved acorn needle case, Art Deco-style simulated cigarette holder, Cantonese ivory fan and a pierced ivory case with Stanhope and pen compartment (7)
Rare 1930s 'Penfold' golf advertising figure in the form of a man standing on a plinth, smoking a pipe, dressed in a check plus four suit and wearing a large flat cap, 50cm overall height CONDITION REPORT Very original- base fragile, cracked and slightly concave from weight of figure. Some damage to top of cap and general wear commensurate with age
An unusual brass cigar cutter,c.1850, in the form of a lady, her bustle concealing a catch for the cutter,5cm high,a carved mother-of-pearl, tortoiseshell and silver-mounted pipe tamper,19th century, in the form of a girl's leg,8cm long, anda further ivory leg-shaped tamper,19th century, decorated with penworked design,9cm long (3)
An early Derby 'Pale family' figure of a fife and drum player, c. 1756-8, playing a pipe and small drum, wearing a floral coat, on a flower encrusted scrollwork base, h. 15.3cm, small lossesProvenance: The Dennis G. Rice Collection of fine early Derby Porcelain (1750-1770)As well as being an avid collector of early Derby porcelain, Dr. Dennis G. Rice was an academic and wrote one of the key reference works on the subject - 'Derby Porcelain, The Golden Years 1750-1770' published in 1983. A number of the pieces illustrated in the book will be offered for sale.
Two Bow figures of a shepherd and a cherub, c.1760, the shepherd playing a pipe with a satchel slung over his shoulder, leaning on a tree stump, a recumbent dog at his feet, h. 15.3cm, (restored hands and pipe), the cherub holding a dog and wearing flower garlands, h. 12cm, (losses)Provenance: The Dennis G. Rice Collection. ex Gorringes, 2nd Sept. 2009 sale, Lot 658 and the cherub Mercury Antiques Oct. 2002.
A Derby 'Pale Family' figure of a piper, c.1758, wearing a flower painted jacket and holding a pipe, on a flower encrusted rococo scrollwork base, pad marks, h. 15cm, some restoration and lossesProvenance: The Dennis G. Rice Collection of fine early Derby Porcelain (1750-1770)As well as being an avid collector of early Derby porcelain, Dr. Dennis G. Rice was an academic and wrote one of the key reference works on the subject - 'Derby Porcelain, The Golden Years 1750-1770' published in 1983. A number of the pieces illustrated in the book will be offered for sale.
Thirteen Beswick birds incl. Kingfisher, Greenfinch, Goldfinch etc, other ceramic birds, Wade pipe stand, pewter tankards as new with boxes, collectors plates, clear glass centrepiece bowl and other decorative ceramics Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
A Third Quarter 18th Century Ivory Fan, the sticks pierced and the upper guards carved with flowers, this section painted in soft blue, pink and green and backed with cerise foil. The lower gorge sticks are painted with delicate pink flowers, almost certainly at a later date. The double paper leaf has several panels. The largest showing a shepherdess accompanied by a lady holding a fan, a small boy playing a pipe to the right. Elsewhere, two vignettes are painted with cherubs holding flaming torches aloft whilst seated on clouds, and to the far sides of the leaf are courting couples. The verso has the air of an earlier fan, with exquisitely detailed flower posies, painted with auriculas, parrot tulips, roses, Turk's cap lilies, peonies and foliage, insects and butterflies arriving for the pollen. Contained in a silk fan sleeve woven with flowers and embroidered with sequins, with drawstring. Guard length 11.5 inches or 29cm (2) Purchased from Christie's SK on 9th July 1985 in a sale of fans entitled ''Property of a lady''. No hammer price noted but then estimated at £100 to £200Good, slight wear to verso paper on the left guard
A Good Pair of 19th Century Percussion Target/Duelling Pistols by Strowse of Brompton, near Medway, Kent, each with 25cm octagonal brown twist steel barrel, the top flat stamped BROMPTON, with foliate engraved breech and tang, foliate engraved dolphin hammer and signed back action lock plate, walnut half stock with German silver fore-end tip, steel ramrod pipe, trigger guard with pineapple finial, chequered bag butt and inset escutcheon, with wood ramrod, one with brass powder measure, the other unscrewing to reveal a worm screw, 37cm, contained in an oak case, the green baize lined interior with a later retailer's label to inner cover, the base fitted with accessories of brass and leather combination flask, nipple key, turn-screw, mallet and cleaning rod, wad punch, bullet mould, cap tin, oil flask and lead bullets. 1 - Action works, holds at full and half cock. Some pitting/dirt to bore. Minor bruising to stock with a fine crack leading from ramrod pipe tang towards trigger guard finial. 2 - Action works, holds at full and half cock. Some pitting/dirt to bore. Minor bruising to stock, with a good repair to right fore-end along barrel. Ramrod pipe has a small scale type crack to one side. Some chips to case, generally in good condition.
An Early 19th Century British East India Company Flintlock Cavalry Pistol by John Manton, London, .650 calibre, the 22.5cm russet steel barrel engraved MANTON and dated 1802, stamped TA, with London proof marks, double struck with crowned 4 and with East India Company cypher, the lock plate signed MANTON with crowned 2, the tail with East India Company cypher and dated 1802, walnut full stock with brass ramrod pipe, trigger guard engraved A/62, side plate and butt cap, the left side stamped TA, the wood ramrod with screw-off steel powder measure, 38cm **Provenance:- W. Keith Neal and D.H.L. Black ''The Mantons Gunmakers'', 1967, page 80 (catalogued as then owned by A.Theodore Baylis). Action works, holds at full and half cock. Bore pitted, with further pitting to barrel at the muzzle. Right fore-end tip has a chip and sliver of wood missing along the barrel. Minor bruising to stock.
A George V 1897 Pattern Infantry Officer's Sword, the 82.5cm etched, single edge, fullered blade bearing maker's mark, ''Pipe & McGill, Maiden Lane, Bedford, W.C.'', the steel hilt pierced and engraved with royal cypher, wire bound fish skin grip, leather-covered scabbard; and another, Victorian example, with piquet weight blade, signed, ''Humphrey & Crook, London'', the black-painted steel scabbard with ring suspension (2). First sword - Blade with very light rusting. Scabbard with some scuffing to leather. Otherwise good. Second sword - Blade with light rusting. Hilt similar. Fishskin grip badly worn and with some sections lacking. Wire binding incomplete. Scabbard with large dent to one side.
English full stocked flintlock holster pistol, early 19th Century, signed H. Nock, the round steel barrel 9" with English proofs and 'London' towards the breech, plain tang, flat lock-plate with H. Nock, swan-neck cock, walnut stock with rounded butt, brass trigger guard with regimental mark 122 over 63, and brass side-plate and ram-rod pipe, brass tipped ram-rod Condition: Some tarnishing to thumbpiece and a few pin holes to wooden barrel surround, ram-rod is a probable replacement, later wooden backing - **General condition consistent with age
*Okimono. An exceptionally fine Japanese carved ivory okimono, Meiji Period (1868-1912), carved as an elderly man smoking a pipe whilst wearing a characterful mask on his head and a drum to his side, he holds rope with a monkey clambering up it and a toad trying to catch the monkey's foot, the base with two character mark in red and additional floral engraving, 30cm high, the overall condition is very good with some minor cracking to base, commensurate with age (1)
An unusual 19th century Victorian bow fronted shop / chemists apothecary display cabinet. Of tall form with bow fronted single glass full length door housing half moon shaped shelves set within. The unusual cabinet with arched pierced centre, likely to fit a particular pipe or fitting, ie single commission made. Measures 123cms high x 43cms wide x 22cms depth
A 19th century Derbyshire salt glazed pottery puzzle jug, typically modelled and sprigged with figures drinking and smoking a pipe, 22cm (8.5in) high; another of squat form sprigged with a classical frieze, 14cm (5.5in) high; a Derbyshire or Nottinghamshire salt glazed puzzle jug, of plain design, 16cm (6.5in) high (3)
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