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Click here to subscribeFIVE BOXED ITEMS OF SUBBUTEO TABLE SOCCER in green and white boxes with card inner fittings viz England team, team in dark blue shirts and socks and white shorts (unnamed) two live action corner kickers and matching throw in figures in dark blue and white and two sets of goals - set NN, boxes good-to -fair and a playing surface or pitch in green velvet fabric, unboxed (6)
Ω A Japanese Walrus Ivory Okimono, depicting a man standing atop a tree stump whilst playing a shamisen, a boy dances around the stump wielding a fan, height 20cms, unsigned, 19th Century; A Sectional Ivory Okimono, depicting a farmer releasing a bird, height 10.8cms, Meiji Period; And An Ivory Netsuke, carved as a boy sitting astride a giant carp as he prises open its mouth with his sword, the whole tea-stained, inscribed to the base Tomonobu, Meiji Period (3) Cites Regulations Please note that this lot (lots marked with the symbol Ω in the printed catalogue) may be subject to CITES regulations when exported from the EU. The CITES regulations may be found at www.defra.gov.uk/ahvla-en/imports-exports/cites
Unter Weiss Bach porcelain figure group of young girl and boy playing pan pipes by sheep with leaf and flower encrusted decoration, 24cm long, a Victorian pot lid depicting fish seller, Wedgwood blue jasperware cache pot, a Millennium commemorative porcelain plate for the ILPH and a Crown Devon 'Pegasus' pattern ginger jar (5)
E Dermitzel Watercolour drawingsNursery pictures (possibly illustrations), all signed in pencil, one a small boy riding a caterpillar, a boy playing with a squirrel and a teddy bear and a small girl playing with a squirrel and a black scottie dog with her doll in a pram and a mushroom with a face underneath chatting to some flies wearing boots and a snail, 12cm x 16cm, 11cm x 14cm, 11cm x 14cm, 15cm x 10cm, all within gilt frames
Early 19th century Meissen Pastoral Bliss porcelain group after a model by Acier & Schoenheit, of figures dancing, drinking and playing musical instruments, on rocky outcrop beneath tree, on oval white ground base with raised gilt interlaced circles and patera, 50cm high (significant restoration) CONDITION REPORT: Over-painted underneath allowing for part of underglaze blue cross swords mark to show through, restored feet and legs to dancing pair, mended chipped foot to seated lady and restored bowl, restored instrument, restoration to tree trunk - please call for further details
A pair of associated 'Dutch decorated' oviform vases; each one with circular cover and decorated with invertebrates and flowers beside a pair of Manchu/Chinese women playing a board game; both about 10cm high; together with a blue ground bowl decorated on the exterior with formal lotus, the base with six-character Tongzhi mark, but not of the period (3) Condition Report Please note that this is a group lot where condition may vary from object to object; the damage includes areas of degradation, wear and deterioration.
A 19th century full size German Ammatti copy violin The 14 inch body with two piece back, inlaid with a Gothic castle, the interior label inscribed Nicolaus Amatus fecit in Cremona 1661, cased and with a bow. CONDITION REPORTS: Some general typical wear, fully set up for professional playing.
THE WHO UNSEEN PHOTOGRAPHS - four previously unseen and unpublished black & white photographs (3.5"x5.5") of The Who and Paul Jones when they played at the Sydney Stadium on 22nd January 1968. The three images that feature The Who feature Roger Daltrey singing, Pete Townshend playing the guitar and Roger Daltrey singing with Pete, Keith Moon and John Entwistle in the background.
HELP! - UK SAMPLE LP - Another tremendous opportunity to own a piece of history with this single sided test pressing of the 1965 LP. Again, issued on the white Parlophone labels with black text stating 'LONG PLAYING TEST RECORD NOT FOR SALE' with 'The Beatles' handwritten. The label has '29 Jun 1965' stamped (the UK release date was 6th August 1965). This is 'side 2' with the matrix XEX 550-2. The record is in VG condition with some surface marks - these are only light and at no point are there any scratches to the playing surface. Complete with the 'sealed by quality control' white sleeve.
60s POP/BEAT - Smashing collection of 52 x LPs. Artists/titles include Them - Them Again (1st UK LP mono LK 4751 1B/1B unboxed - G, scratch running through side 2/2nd non flipback sleeve is VG+), P. J. Proby - Enigma (LBS 83032 blue Liberty), Davy Davis And His Orchestra - They're Playing Our Song (London HA-R 8204), The Eagles - Smash Hits!, The Equals, The Everly Brothers (x31) inc. The Golden Hits Of... (W 1471 UK 1st), The Very Best Of (W 1554 UK), Gone Gone Gone (Valiant VS 109) and Roots, The Hollies inc. S/T (1st UK mono PMC1261, Ex copy) and Hollies Greatest. Please note, the condition of the records are generally VG to Ex, with some earlier releases varying; the sleeves are generally Ex to Ex+.
BEATLES WITH PETE BEST - three very early images of the band taken in The Cavern when Pete Best was their drummer. These have been printed from the original negative by the Liverpool Echo and were originally shot by Richard Matthews. Two pictures feature all four of the band and the other includes all four playing with Little Richard in 1961.
PLEASE PLEASE ME - STEREO 2ND- The ultimate Beatles LP now with this 2nd UK stereo pressing of the album that took the world by storm! Parlophone gold/black label (PCS 3042). With Northern Songs credits for tracks A1, 2, B4 and B6 with Dick James credits for tracks A6 and A7. The record is in Ex condition. There are a couple of minor surface marks to the playing surface, certainly nothing of a heavier nature and there are no scratches of any kind. The striking 'Parlophone Stereo' labels are in extremely clean condition. The 1st pressing sleeve is in strong Ex condition. A super example there is some very minor wear to the front laminate, some quite light edgewear and an original 'KT' tax code sticker placed on the bottom right on the reverse. An exemplary copy of this LP in which less than 900 were made.
WINGS - certified BPI platinum award presented to EMI Records Ltd to recognise the sale in the United Kingdom of more than £1,000,000 worth of the EMI Long Playing Album 'Wings Greatest' 1978. Frame measures approximately 51cm x 41cm. Provenance: purchased from EIL and included original receipt of purchase
I SAW HER STANDING THERE - INDIAN 78 RPM - Once more, another more than uncommon original Indian export 10" 78 RPM shellac recording (DPE 159 red/silver Parlophone). The record is in G+ condition with numerous surface markings to both playing sides; these rarely extend deeper with perhaps one or two very light scratches. MATRIX: PEI 1005 TITI + PEI 1006 TITI.
OASIS - COLUMBIA (DEMO) - The holy grail for any Oasis collector; the hugely scarce promotional copy of the band's debut release (Creation - CTP 8, only 510 copies produced). The record is in glossy Ex condition with only one or two very minor and wispy markings to the playing side. MATRIX: CTP 8A DAMONT/DAMONT AUDIO LTD etched on the non playing side. With original black sleeve.
20TH ANNIVERSARY PICTURE DISCS - COMPLETE COLLECTION - Blink and you'll have missed it! Another fab chance to bid on the complete 22 x 7" 20th Anniversary picture discs issued between 1982-1990, please note that the 12" Hey Jude is not included. Elsewhere, we run from Love Me Do (RP 4949) to Let It Be (RP 5833) with no gaps. Condition of the records themselves are usually Ex+, though again please note that a previous owner has placed their own catalogue stickers on the non playing surface - these could easily be removed.
QUEEN - THE COMPLETE WORKS - A great way for an instant collection with this 14 x LP box set (QB 1). Complete issue with 'One Vision' playing at 33 1/3. Number 000948. The records and sleeves are in Ex+ condition. Complete with all inserts. The outer box is in clean Ex condition with only a little edgewear.
OASIS - CIGARETTES & ALCOHOL (PROMO) - A single sided promotional copy of the monstrous 1994 track (CTP190CL). The record is in Ex condition with only a couple of very minor and light surface/hairline marks. MATRIX: CRE 190T A1 DAMONT/DAMONT AUDIO LTD on non playing side. With original Creation company sleeve (VG+).
BEATLES FOR SALE - UK SAMPLE LP - Incredibly rare UK single sided sample recording of the 1964 LP. Issued on Parlophone with a white label and black text staying 'LONG PLAYING TEST RECORD NOT FOR SALE' with 'The Beatles' written in hand. The record is 'side 1' with the matrix XEX 503-4N. The record is in VG condition with some surface marks to the playing surface - these are never heavier scratches and nothing can be 'felt' at all. Complete with the original 'white' sleeve which is stamped '4 NOV 1964' (a month before the official release date).
RINGO STARR SIGNED PHOTOGRAPH - A colour photograph of Ringo Starr playing the drums, signed by Ringo in black felt tip pen. The photograph is mounted in a black frame with white mount. Frame measures 14.5 x 16.5" (37 x 42cm). Comes with a letter of authenticity from Autographs of The World (ref MO478/01/STARR). Authenticated by Roger Epperson for entry to this sale.
CHRISTMAS FLEXI DISCS - Grand selection of the first 2 Christmas flexis. Titles are Sincere Good Wishes For Christmas And The New Year (LYN 492- Ex only a little 'creasing' to the playing surface, not many markings at all/Ex original stapled sleeve) and Another Beatles Christmas Record (LYN 757 - Ex similar nice condition with only a few minor 'creases'/VG+ minor staining, complete with Ex condition insert).
BEATLES DEZO HOFFMAN PHOTOGRAPHS - three original Beatles photographs taken by legendary music photographer Dezo Hoffmann. The images of The Beatles on the Beach in Weston-Super-Mare and playing string instruments have Rex Features Ltd stamps with an additional "Photo by Dezo Hoffmann" stamp while the picture of them buying Bananas has Dezo's own studio stamp.
THRILLINGTON - S/T - A very well presented original UK copy of McCartney's 'Percy Thrillington' LP, which sold in poor numbers (Regal Zonophone EMC 3175). The record is in very strong Ex condition with just a couple of very minor and wispy markings to the playing surface. The labels are extremely clean. Complete with tidy printed inner. The sleeve is in neat Ex condition with some minor ring/edge wear.
PRINCE - MONEY DON'T MATTER 2 NIGHT PROMO - A rare single sided 3 track 12" promotional release from 1991 (SAM 997, W0091T) - this was never commercially released on a 12". The record is in Ex condition with just one or two faint and light markings. With paper track listing sheet. The white labels have the tracks listed on 'side 2', the non playing side.
HAGSTROM FUTURAMA III 1964 BLUE - serial 603965. Hagstrom KENT electric guitar made in 1964. Well looked after and playing great. Plastic front to body is in superb condition. Vinyl back has suffered minor shrinkage, but less than most. 2 pickup version with functioning tremolo system. Black hard case
EPIPHONE NOEL GALLAGHER SUPERNOVA - electric guitar - a must for any guitar playing Oasis fan! Union jack supernova with hard case and Noel Gallagher signature on scratchplate. Manufactured 1999 - 2005. Low action, medium/slim neck, well suited to 10-46 strings and with a great range of tones available. Generally in excellent condition with a few light scratches. Serial no. u03071776, made in Korea.
I WANT TO HOLD YOUR HAND - INDIAN 78 RPM - An original Indian export from 1963 with this rare as hen's teeth 10" 78 RPM recording (R 5084). Please note the record is in Fair condition with heavy markings to both sides to the somewhat faded playing surfaces. Despite this, there aren't heavier scratches on either side. MATRIX: CE 17559 INTITI + CE 19560 INTIT2.
NO REPLY - PHILIPPINES 78 RPM - An extremely rare 10" 78 RPM recording of No Reply b/w Rock And Roll Music (PAL 60283) exported on the black/yellow Parlophone label. The record is in G+ condition with surface markings evident; there are no heavier scratches to the playing surface. With a faded sticker on the A side. MATRIX: PAL 60283 A + B.
PLEASE PLEASE ME - UK MONO 1st - The must for any collector, a 1st UK mono copy of the debut Beatles LP (PMC 1202). Issued on the striking black and gold Parlophone label with Dick James credits for all Lennon/McCartney compositions. The record is in VG condition. There are some surface marks/scuffs to the playing surface - these do not largely extend heavier with the exception of 2 light scratches on tracks A6 and 7. MATRIX/STAMPERS: XEX 421-1N 1 M + 422-1N 1 0. The labels are clean and sharp. The 1st pressing sleeve is in G+ condition with tape (largely on the reverse flipback) looking to have been placed at one stage to protect the cover, there are no rips or tears. There are also some stamps of the address of a previous owner on the back.
BAKERLOO - S/T - TEST PRESSING - A scarce single sided test pressing 'sample' of the eponymous 1969 LP (SHVL 769). The record is of 'side 2' containing the tracks 'This Worried Feeling' and 'Son Of Moonshine'. SHVL 769 -B2 matrix (pre-dating the stock release which had A-3U/B-3U matrix endings). The record is in VG+ condition with a couple of light surface marks to the playing surface. White label with stamped 'stereo'.
I WANT TO HOLD YOUR HAND/THIS BOY DICK JAMES ACETATE - An extremely rare original 'Dick James Music Limited' 7" acetate Demo Disc, an extremely early 1963 recording (TEM 1687/8). The playing surface, always exceedingly tricky to grade, is in G+ condition. There are surface marks and some wear to the lacquer, though this is never heavy or excessive. Obviously not made to be played extensively, the next owner of this piece of Beatles history could certainly play the record through without major playback issues. Issued with red text on cream labels with the track titles in blue. Some scuffing to the labels, this is not excessive. Issued with a cardboard sleeve with 'Sotheby's Belgravia 804762' sticker indicating that the record may have been purchased from one of their auctions. A sample of the recordings will be made available prior to the auction.
THE SOUND OF BILLY FURY (UK DECCA 10") - Tricky to source original UK 10"LP from 1962 (Decca LF 1329). The record is in VG condition with surface markings, though never heavy, to both sides. There are no scratches to the playing surface, and the labels are clean with some spindle wear. The front laminated sleeve is in VG condition with some laminate/ringwear to the front - this is not a major feature and this is a well presented copy of this rarity.
THE BEATLES ANTHOLOGY 2 - MISPRESSING - A really rather unusual mispressing of the 1996 compilation! For all intents and purposes this is a very well presented Ex condition copy, the fun starts when you look at the side 2 label. One of the labels has mistakenly been printed onto the playing surface, extending into the first 4 tracks; it should be noted that this will have drastic effects to playback; but have you ever seen anything like this before?
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