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Lot 13
Serge Shart - Study of a Bucolic Man playing Pipes, mid-20th Century lithograph printed in colour, signed, dedicated, inscribed `Paris` and dated `20.III.72`, signed and further inscribed, together with another lithograph, Study of a Female Street Vendor holding a Basket of Fruit, both within blue canvas mounts and gilt frames.
Lot 1511
Nine diminutive Derby porcelain figures of Turks, late 18th/early 19th Century, each standing on a gilt enriched scroll moulded base, comprising five women and four men, incised `No. 63` to bases (faults and restoration), together with a slightly bigger Derby figure of a girl playing a lute (restored).
Lot 3018
A collection of 9 photographic postcards of Ruhleben prisoner of war camp in 1918, titled `Ansprache den Deutscher Regierung an die Engländer`, `…Bond St. Looking West`, `...Line up at Hot Water House`, `…Part of R.H.S. Market Garden`, `...Bond Street`, `...Trafalgar Square (with Casino and Guard Room) on Oct 21`, `...General View East End`, `...Promenade, Tennis Courts & R.H.S. Market Garden` and `... Playing Field & the Old Fort`.
Lot 44
JOHN SEEREY-LESTER (20TH CENTURY, BORN BRITAIN, WORKS IN AMERICA), children playing with sailing boat, signed and dated `79, pastels. 15.5" x 21". (Having moved to America in 1982 John Seerey-Lester is now a world renowned wildlife artist following a visit to East Africa in 1980 which inspired a change of specialist subject matter).
Lot 374
A hand coloured lithograph originally painted by J B Pyne, engraved by W Gauci c.1853, showing a scene from Langdale Pikes c.1853, with a view of a lake with mountains in the background and figures playing in the foreground, 37x49.5cm, framed and glazed, hand coloured steel engraving by G Pickering, engraved by W Watkins c.1835 of Cartmel Church, Lancashire, 12x18.5cm, framed and glazed, a hand coloured lithograph originally painted by Ralston c.1823 of Market Street Corner, Off Brown Street (probably Manchester), 25.5x39.5cm, framed and glazed, and a mid 19th century hand coloured engraving of a school scene depicting a teacher showing pupils a globe, 7.5x10.5cm, framed and glazed (4)
Lot 553
A mixed lot comprising a framed silhouette of a mother and child, a mounted silhouette of a running horse, silhouette of a child being pulled by butterflies, silhouette of two putti, silhouette of a woman holding a bunch of grapes to a child, silhouette of a ruined church and two figures and a silhouette of a chariot being pulled by two birds, all unframed, a quantity of unframed prints comprising an amusing hand coloured cartoon depicting Napoleon standing on a beach dropping a crown being offered pick and shovel by a devil for him to bury boney`s baggage, an old legal document on parchment dated 1699 regarding a John Gascoigne, a quantity of loose oval coloured prints of children playing, swimming etc, quantity of fashion prints from the Georgian era, all hand coloured, and two hand coloured prints entitled `The Lass of Livingstone`, and `How Sweet`s The Love That Meets Return` etc
Lot 415
Tennis interest, a Swedish silver trophy bowl from the International Tennis Tournament, Stockholm, May 1906, by C. Hallberg, tapering circular form, applied with a blue enamel shield and inscribed with winner`s name `F. H. Pearce. Dr Pearce had the distinction of playing and beating H.K.H The Crown Price of Sweden in the third round of the Gentleman`s Singles. He then went on to lose to G.S Setterwall in the fourth round.
Lot 263
William Gaunt (1900-1980) Princes Square Whitecha William Gaunt (1900-1980) Princes Square Whitechapel pen and black ink with blue and green ink wash signed and inscribed at lower right hinged into mount this erroneously captioned Queens Square Whitechapel 1932 21.5 x 25 cm (8 1/2 x 9 3/4 in) *** Princes Square now known as Swedenborg Gardens London E1 was the site of the Ulrika Eleanora Church attended by the philosopher and visionary Emanuel Swedenborg after he arrived in London from Stockholm in 1710. The church closed in 1910 and was demolished in 1921. This stark scene depicts figures playing football by a lone floodlight in the barren looking central garden.
Lot 571
A 19th century Austrian ebonised musical portico clock with mother-of-pearl mounts and miniature painting to the arch, gilt mounted alabaster columns, plinth base and alabaster bun feet, engine turned brass dial with silvered chapter ring, sunburst pendulum and grand sonnerie striking movement playing 4 tunes on musical box in the base, height 24"
Lot 275
A Capodimonte figural group depicting three winged cherubs playing around a well head with naturalistic base and raised on an ornately gilt metal beaded and pierced plinth with out swept shell and foliate supports (as viewed, some damage) and another Capodimonte figure of a country girl seated on an outcrop with a basket of produce (both approx 26cms high)
Lot 116
A fine Chinese ivory tusk vase, 19th century, carved in high relief and openwork with a continuous scene from top to bottom of scholars playing wei qi, figures in pavilions amidst rockwork, and the three friends of Winter; bamboo, prunus and pine, above a procession of soldiers and riders on horseback including dignitaries, 46cm high
Lot 143
A Chinese underglaze blue bowl, Chenghua six character mark but Kangxi (1662-1722), with everted rim decorated with scholars playing wei qi, practising calligraphy in a landscape with pine trees, the interior with an urn containing a pine sapling, fruit and flower borders, 20cm diameter, wood stand
Lot 250
South Africa – Sir John Jackson fine album of approx 130 photos compiled by the family of Sir John Jackson when he was working on the docks at Simon`s Town Cape Colony South Africa. The album contains good photographs of street scenes coastal views the harbour etc and a photo postcard of picket boats at Simon`s Town Regatta in 1904. Some of these are panoramas which is quite unusual for the time. There are also photographs showing members of the Jackson family fishing and sailing in Scotland in 1902 and playing hockey at Tynemouth in 1904 and some images of Hugh Jackson as an officer in India with pictures of his camp mess tent etc.
Lot 307
WWII – Game Tak Tik Wehr Schach 1940 produced by Verlag die Wehrmacht a German game based on the idea of `Military Chess` box intact in good condition with original cardboard transit case rules (in German) present apparently complete playing pieces and board. This is the rarer reduced sized version of this game produced for the troops on the front line to play in their spare time. It is also unusual because the playing pieces are made from Bakelite. At this time board games in Britain were still using wooden pieces.
Lot 368
WWII – Mosley and the Fascists edition of Jewry Uber Alles dated June 1920 with a particularly nasty attack on the Sassoon family and including the scarce promotional sticker `The Jews Harp – Britons Pay the Harper/Jewry calls the tune` showing a graphic of a fat man playing an allegorical harp.
Lot 236
Records - Assorted. Approximately 170 long-playing records, including Rod Stewart, `Gasoline Alley` (Vertigo, 6360 500), gatefold sleeve; Credence Clearwater Revival, `Cosmo`s Factory` (Liberty, LBS 83388); Faces, `A Nod`s As Good As a Wink...` (Warner Bros, K56006); The Velvet Underground, `Velvet Underground` (MGM, 2354-033); The Frankie Miller Band, `The Rock` (Chrysalis, CHR.1088); Atomic Rooster, `In Hearing of: Atomic Rooster` (Pegasus, PEG-1), gatefold sleeve; and others.
Lot 238
Records - Assorted. Sixteen long-playing records, including Shape of the Rain, `Riley, Riley, Wood & Waggett` (Neon, NE7), gatefold sleeve; Colossuem, `Valentyne Suite` (Vertigo, VO1), gatefold sleeve; Barclay James Harvest, `Once Again` (Harvest, SHVL 788), gatefold sleeve; Barclay James Harvest, `Barclay James Harvest and Other Short Stories` (Harvest, SHVL 794), gatefold sleeve; Credence Clearwater Revival, `Green River` (Liberty, LBS 83273); Plainsong, `In Search of Amelia Earhart` (Elektra, K42120), complete with lyric sheet, gatefold sleeve; Ian Matthews, `If You Saw Thro` My Eyes` (Vertigo, 6360 034), gatefold sleeve; Ian Matthews, `Tigers Will Survive` (Vertigo, 6360 056), gatefold sleeve; and others.
Lot 239
Records - Assorted. Twenty-four long-playing records, including The Clash, `London Calling`, double-album (CBS 3CL 1/2 3/4); The Clash, `Sandinista`, triple-album (CBS, FSLN1), complete with copy of `The Armagideon Times`; Graham Parker, `Heat Treatment` (Vertigo, 6360 137); Dr Feelgood, `Stupidity` (United Artists, UAS 29990), complete with collector`s single; and others; together with one extended play record, (25).
Lot 240
Records - Assorted. Forty-seven long-playing records, including Marilyn Monroe, `Rare Recordings 1948-1962` (Sandy Hook, S.H.2013); Melanie, `Gather Me` (Buddah Records, 2322002), gatefold sleeve; Bob Dylan, `At Budokan`, double album (CBS 83391/2), complete with booklet (lacking poster), gatefold sleeve; Don McLean, `American Pie` (United Artists, UAS 29285); and others, together with seven assorted extended play and single records, including Dave "Baby" Cortez, `The Happy Organ / Love Me As I Love You` (London, HL-U8852); and Jerry Keller, `Here Comes Summer / Time Has A Way` (London, HLR8890).
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