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Lot 888
Of Victorian theatrical interest - a rare Victorian silver heart-shaped box depicting a portrait of W. S. Penley in the title role of Charley's Aunt - engraved 'To Maud Freer, from Charley's Aunt December 21st 1895', hallmarked - London 1895, maker - Walker & Hall, Sheffield, 5.5cm. These boxes were given to ladies in the audience of the third anniversary performance at the Globe Theatre in London. However, this particular box was given to Maud Freer, who was the second wife of Lord William Cecil The 3rd Marquess of Exeter. She was either the niece or family friend of William Penley (1852 - 1912), the actor who created the role of Lord Fancourt Babberley and Charley's Aunt. The lot is sold with an inscribed photograph of Penley playing Charley's Aunt, signed in ink on reverse 'With Uncle Willies Love to Maud Oct 12th 1895', 16.5cm x 11cm and French's Acting Edition of The Importance of being Earnest Copyright 1893 (3)
Lot 1399
Early Victorian rosewood card table, rounded rectangular hinged top, enclosing circular baize-lined playing surface with well below, on C-scroll carved frieze and bulbous knopped column on quadruped carved cabriole legs and castors, 90cm wide x 48cm deep x 78cm high CONDITION REPORT Top with one long horizontal split running most of the width, further splits to moulded edge. Interior of top with some horizontal splits to veneer, baize is replaced, damage (break and repair) to central frieze terminal- at lowest point, top is slightly faded but basically good colour
Lot 855
An early 19th Century ormolu cased mantel clock by S. Marti & Cie, No. 1776 48, the 3ins diameter silvered dial with Roman numerals to the eight day two train movement with silk suspension striking on a bell, contained in ormolu case surmounted by a figure of a woman playing a harp, on rectangular base with bold leaf and C-scroll mounts and bold leaf scroll feet, 19.25ins high
Lot 231
20th century AD. A rectangular paper panel on a fabric backing with wooden roller; central painting of two boys playing beside reclining buffaloes; calligraphic text and two red chop seals; attributed to Keran Li. Property of an American lady living in Arizona, USA. 605 grams, overall: 202 x 62cm, image: 67 x 41cm (79 1/2 x 24 1/2"). [No Reserve] Fine condition.
Lot 337
20th century AD. A mixed group of smokers' items comprising: a base metal box with hinged lid, reeded design with 'State Express Cigarettes' name plate; a Calvin Hill lighter with playing card motif; a similar lighter with cannabis sativa motifs. Property of a retired Harwich collector. 259 grams, 5.5-11.5cm (2 1/4 - 4 1/2"). [3, No Reserve] Fine condition, usage wear.
Lot 399
20th century AD. A pair of bifacial silver coloured metal combs comprising: one with arched handle formed as a bridge with foliage and mice; one with arched handle formed as a female playing a stringed instrument. Private collection, West London, UK; acquired in the 1990s. 152 grams total, 10-13.5cm (4 - 5 1/4"). [2, No Reserve] Fine condition.
Lot 38
1949-50 WALES INTERNATIONAL FOOTBALL JERSEY MATCH-WORN BY AUBREY POWELL v BELGIUM Condition: superb condition considering its age with only small pin-holes from display and no notable damage, complete with excellent felt badge and No.10 stitched to the reverse Provenance: Cwmtwrch RFC (Powell was from the village) Aubrey Powell (1918-2009) had a football career which was one of unfulfilled potential - he fractured his leg in the early part of his career so was out for 18 months, a year later WWII broke out to interrupt his playing career further. He was an inside-forward capped by Wales eight times. He played most of his club football for Leeds and Everton.
Lot 334
John Gillo (20th Century) - Coastal Scene, limited edition print, signed and numbered 40/350, 24 x 38cm; another print of a coastal scene, unsigned, 16 x 36cm; a later print of an 18th Century engraving of a young girl playing the recorder, after Chevalier Benoist, originally engraved by J Walker, 24 x 19cm (3)
Lot 575
PHILLIPS, large stock of part sets with duplication (some very heavy), inc. postcards (65) Our Glorious Empire; medium (690), Our Favourites, Famous Love Scenes; standard, Our Favourites, British Butterflies, International Caps, Soccer Stars, Miniature Playing Cards (white & buff backs), In The Public Eye, Film Favourites etc., with vendors list and count, C.V. approx £3599, FR to VG, 2649*
Lot 699
CRICKET, collection from Old Westbridgefordians C.C. Of Nottingham, 1953-1984, inc. 18 score books from August 1953 to July 1984, good run though some missing seasons (duplicate set for 2nd team for a few years), 12 x 9.5 (8) & 13 x 6 (8); ledgers, fixtures & match fees (1964-1973), committee meetings & other minutes (1958-1959), annual subs (1964-1970); two ring binders of club correspondence, accounts, reports, letters, Playing Field agreements (Notts County Council); pocket fixture booklets for 1957-1989 (30 with duplication), good VR, Qty. (two boxes)
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