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LONDON JACK: (1876-1916) American novelist, a pioneer of commercial fiction whose works included The Call of the Wild and White Fang, both set in the Klondike Gold Rush. A good A.L.S., Jack London, one page, oblong 8vo, Oakland, California, 2nd November 1904, to Mr. Johnson. London writes to his American editor at Macmillan and discusses his current work, in full, ´Just now, I am working on a play - but expect to knock out a couple of short stories when I have finished play. I have done only 2 short stories since my return from Japan, one of which you saw - the other was merely a skit without merit´. A letter of interesting content demonstrating London´s prolific output, as well as his brutally honest opinion of his work. Some very light, extremely minor age wear, VGIn early 1904 London had accepted an assignment to cover the Russo-Japanese War for William Randolph Hearst's San Francisco Examiner. The author was arrested several times by the Japanese authorities, on one occasion for straying too close to the border with Manchuria without official permission. London sought Hearst's authorisation to transfer to the Imperial Russian Army, where he felt that restrictions on his reporting and his movements would be less severe. However, before this could be arranged, London was arrested for a third time in four months. Released through the personal intervention of President Theodore Roosevelt, London departed the front in June 1904. At the time of the present letter London was working on The Acorn Planter, A California Forest Play, which was intended to be performed at one of the Bohemian Club's annual Grove Plays but was never selected. London later published the work in 1916. London had ten short stories published between February and December 1905.
The trough with flaring panel decorated sides reputedly orignally from Horseguards Parade, now standing on cast reconstituted stone supports and drilled for use as a planter.193cm long x 52cm wide x 32cm high (without supports)Qty: 1Severe oxidisation overall and losses to paintwork, losses to casting, some cracks, drilled for drainage.
Two boxes of assorted items, to include Victorian blue and white ceramics, 'Athens' pattern cheese dome, brass trivet, Spode and large planter. Handle on Ridgway jug snapped. Blue and white twin handle dish repaired. Blue and white square bowl with chip. Repair to handle of sauceboat. Spode plates both cracked and repaired. Brown jug damaged on spout. Chip to edge of cheese dish. Cheese dome cracked and repaired.
A QUANTITY OF ORNAMENTAL GLASSWARE to include three Otto Brauer style amber vase (heights 26cm, 31cm, and 45cm), a box of eighteen ornamental glass fishing floats in varying, colours and sizes, a C.H Brannam green glazed vase height 36cm, large French art glass fruit bowls and vase, a large red continental reticulated glass fruit bowl diameter 44cm, and smaller reticulated decorative plates, a majolica style water jug and planter, etc, (qty) (Condition Report: fair condition, light scratches and minor chips to base of French vases, hairline crack to the rim of the majolica vase, )
FOUR BOXES AND LOOSE CERAMICS, GLASSWARE AND SUNDRY ITEMS, to include a boxed Nao 'Girl Yawning', a Midwinter 'Sienna' meat plate, a 1980s ET soft toy, a Vallauris vase, a Bay Keramik planter '643/14', a Poole Pottery traditional ware trinket dish, a boxed Halina 3000 35mm camera with f2.8 45mm lens, a carnival glass lemonade set, Capodimonte figures, etc (4 boxes + loose) (sd)
A QUANTITY OF LARGE CERAMICS, comprising of two elephant plant stands white and black height 45cm, three blue and white floral detail jars with lids, Claudio Bernini ceramic jug, two tiger figurines length 50cm, a selection of vases and planters including, two blue and white large floor standing vases with floral detail height 60cm, painted pattern pottery round belly shaped table vase, vintage oriental style small planter with plate, etc, (sd), (16).
A handsome planter with figural handles and a plaque feature between them. The plaque showcases a dog's head surrounded by botanical accents. Hand-glazed in naturalistic hues like rich brown, blue, and greens, while the interior boasts a lovely blue-green shade. Bottom of the planter is highly decorated in a jade-colored glaze. Issued: late 1800sDimensions: 12"L x 9.75"W x 8.75"HCondition: Age related wear.

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