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Lot 88
Collection of ceramics to include a Poole Pottery plate by Barbara Furstenhofer of Wurzburg, a 1970's Poole Pottery Aegean ware bowl approx. 24.5cm diameter (crack to rim), a Poole Pottery bowl from the 'Beardsley' Collection, a 1950's Burleigh Ware Vase approx 24cm tall in white glaze with a Stylised Egyptian decoration in black with a bright red interior and a pair of Sale vases depicting a sunset over a Middle Eastern landscape (6)
Lot 106
Poole Pottery Dinner and Tea Ware decorated in two tone orange and white ground with a floral pattern, approximately Coffee Pot, Tea Pot, Hot Water Pot, Three Lidded Tureens, One Tureen lacking Lid, Cruet Set, 9 Tea Cups, 13 Saucers, 10 Tea Plates, 8 Side Plates, 5 Dinner Plates, 7 Bowls, 4 Egg Cups, Sugar Bowl, Milk, Oval Serving Plate, Open Vegetable Dish, 6 handled bowls, 2 milk jugs, Butterdish, Gravy Jug and Stand
Lot 17
PAIR OF ELIZABETH II SILVER SALT AND PEPPER MILLS,maker A.J. Poole, Birmingham 2003-4, the pepper mill with gilt finial, 10.5cm highCondition good to fair. Both subject to age and use related wear. The pepper mill has generally faired better. The blackened area/verdigris under the cover of the salt mill appears as corrosion, and may prove difficult to remove. Both currently house their respective cruets. Additional images now available.
Lot 256
* Churchill (Winston Spencer, 1874-1965). British statesman, soldier and writer who served as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom from 1940-1945 & 1951-1955. Photograph Signed, ‘Winston S. Churchill’, by A. H. Poole & Co., 34 Mall, Waterford, [1915], sepia-toned head and shoulders portrait photograph of the smiling Churchill, signed in ink below the image and the neat pencil signature of the Poole studio, flush-mounted on bevelled board with studio’s printed note to verso (‘… this photograph is delicately finished by hand…’), 205 x 160 mm, loosely enclosed in Poole’s original printed wrappers QTY: (1)NOTE:Provenance: We understand this was signed for Edith Nancy Bennett who drove Churchill, (and Sir Arthur Duckham), during the First World War, and thence by family descent.A very rare portrait of Churchill; we have been unable to locate another example, either signed or unsigned. The National Library of Ireland hold Poole's archive, including the negative of this photograph which they, or Poole's archive, date to February 1915.
Lot 293
POOLE POTTERY BROADSTONE DINNER SERVICEcomprising ten dinner plates, ten soup bowls, ten side plates, ten dessert bowls, butter dish and cover, seven oval serving dishes, circular lidded tureen, sauce boat and saucer, coffee pot, tea pot, hot water jug, two milk jugs, sugar bowl, salt and pepper pot, ten cups and saucers (84)
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Lot 494
♦9 x Numismatic Literature - Islamic Interest, to include: KLATT [Michael G.] Catalogue of the Post-Reform Dirhams: The Umayyad Dynasty (London, 2002); 2 x ABU-L-FARAJ AL-USH [Muhammad] comprising: (1) The Silver Hoard of Damascus (Damascus, 1972); and (2) Trésor de Monnaies d'Argent Trouvé a Umm-Hajarah (Damascus, 1972); GHALIB EDHEM [I.] Catalogue des Monnaies Turcomanes du Musée Impérial Ottoman (Bologna, 1965); BALOG [Paul] The Coinage of the Ayyubids (London, 1980); LANE POOLE [Stanley] The Coins of the Amawi Khalifehs (Chicago, 1963); PLANT [Richard] Arabic Coins and How to Read Them (London, 1973); MITCHINER [Michael] The Multiple Dirhems of Medieval Afghanistan (London, 1973); and Al-Maskukat: The Journal Numismatics in Iraq, Nos. 11-10
Lot 351
* Court Sword. A Victorian court sword, the 80 cm steel blade by H Poole & Co, Saville Row, London, etched with military trophies and foliate scrolls, cast brass shell guard depicting griffins, elaborate knucklebow, brass wire bound grip and knights helmet pommel, overall length 94 cm, with sword knot, in its black leather scabbard with brass mounts, together with another Victorian court sword by F.P Scholte, Saville Row, London plus an Elizabeth II period Masonic ceremonial sword by Wilkinson Sword LtdQTY: (3)
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