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Lot 472
Grafton china model of a Whippet tank, bearing the Arms of Poole, 12cm; another Grafton model of a tank 'HMS Landship', bearing the Arms of Clacton-on-Sea, 12.5cm; S. Hancock & Sons, Corona china crested model of a tank, bearing the Arms of Dover, 10cm; another crested china model of a tank, bearing the Arms of Grantham, probably Arcadian, marked 'made in England for W. Cammack & Sons, Grantham', 9.5cm; and another unmarked crested china model of a tank, bearing the Arms of the City of London, 13cm, (5).
Lot 513
1. Churchyard (Thomas) The whole benefits that paper brings, one of 185 copies from a total edition of 285, - covers measuring 45 x 77 mm, (66) pp. 9, oblong, 32 illustrations. Fleece Press, 2002 2. James (Angela) Binding books, one of 290 copies from a total edition of 300, covers measuring 52 x 74 mm, (54) pp. 8 illustrations, 27pp, floral cloth binding, unpaged. Fleece Press, 1991 3. Pardoe (F E) In praise of John Baskerville, bound in decorative cloth with label to front. Anthony Christmas (illustrator). Fleece Press miniature. Fleece Press, 1994 4. Fleece Press Yan, Tyan, Tethera counting sheep, one of 275 copies, Accordion folded. Cream paper-covered boards, label on front board, (7.1 x 5.1 cm). Engravings by Kathleen Lindsley. Slipcase, Fleece Press, 1987 5. Warde (Beatrice) Stanley Morison: man of letters, one of 240 copies, bound in yellow and white striped cloth, covers measuring 66 x 50 mm, (38) pp. Slipcase Fleece Press, 1988 6. Tute (George), Guide to the art of wood engraving, One of 250 out of 295 copies with wood engravings by nine leading wood engravers. Size 2.75 X 2 ins. Bound by Smith Settle in Liberty fabric with paper title label on upper cover. The nine wood engravers are Joan Hassall, Monica Poole, Peter Forster, Kathleen Lindsley, Jane Lydbury, George Mackley, Ian Stephens, John Lawrence and George Tute. Slipcase, Fleece Press, 1986
Lot 512
1. Lawrence (Simon) Tales from Bleeding Heart Yard: stories about Stanley Lawrence, one of 200 copies with the Moser engraving from a total edition of 310, quarter bound in orange cloth over silver-grey wood veneer-covered boards. Wood engravings by Hilary Paynter, Anne Jope, John Lawrence, Leo Wyatt, Barry Moser, Peter Forster and multiple tipped-in photographic plates. Fleece Press, 2000 2. Thomas (Helen) a memory of WH Hudson introduced by Mefanwy Thomas and illustrated by Michael Renton. One of 40 copies from a total of 190 (although inside it states 340 an errata included corrects this number) Wood-engraved portrait by Michael Renton. Signed copy, Fleece Press, 1984 3. The great storm of October 1987 and its aftermath: five wood engravings by Claire Dalby, Monica Poole, Peter Riddick, Peter Smith and George Tute. Solander case slightly marked. no date 4. Lee (Brian North) Dearest Sydney: Joan Hassall's letters to Sydney Cockerell from Italy and France April-May 1950, one of 220 copies bound in quarter cloth spine with patterned paper boards front and back. Contains tipped-in facsimiles of letters and photographs. Fleece Press, 1991 5. Brett (Simon) Bookplates by Simon Brett, one of 220, out of 260, bound in quarter cloth with patterned paper over boards. Text Brian North Lee. 26 wood engravings. Fleece Press, 1989 6. Hartley (Marie) The Yorkshire dales, no. 235 of 250, out of 268 copies, bound in quarter cloth with patterned boards. Signed by author, Slipcase, Fleece Press, 1989 7. Hartley (Marie) The Yorkshire dales- a further selection, no. 218 of 250, out of 268 copies, bound in quarter cloth with patterned boards. Signed by author, Slipcase, Fleece Press, 1991
Lot 750
T D FOSBROKE: THE WYE TOUR, OR GILPIN ON THE WYE ..., Ross 1834, 4th edition, engraved frontis, original boards worn, printed paper label to spine plus [H P WYNDHAM]: A GENTLEMAN'S TOUR THROUGH MONMOUTHSHIRE AND WALES, London, 1781, new edition, lacks plates, original boards very worn plus EDWIN POOLE: THE ILLUSTRATED HISTORY AND BIOGRAPHY OF BRECKNOCKSHIRE FROM THE EARLIEST TIMES TO THE PRESENT DAY, Brecknock 1886 1st edition, 15 plates as called for, quarto old half calf very worn (3)
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Lot 290
A Very Good Collection of 18th / 19th Century Half Pennies and Tokens ( 6 ) In Total. Comprises 1/ Very Scarce 18th Century Chester Half Penny, 3 Castles. R & Co. DXH 5.7. 2/ George III - Half Penny Token, Date 1794. D & H 306. Middlesex - I Fowler Whale Fishery, High Grade. 3/ George III Condor Token, Date 1794 - Middlesex D & H 146.7. High Grade. 4/ William IV Penny, Date 1831/ No ' WW ' Peck 1455 - Good Grade. 5/ 18th Century Toke Half Penny Poole - Dorset High Grade - Rare Coin. D & H 6. 6/ Victoria Half Penny, Date 1856. High Grade Coin.
Lot 207
Benjamin Franklin an Ashtead Pottery toby jug designed by Percy Metcalfe, limited edition, painted in colours, a bronze model of the Wembley Lion designed by Percy Metcalfe, and a collection of pottery including Ashtead, Poole Pottery and a Wedgwood tankard designed by Keith Murray painted factory marks, 25cm. high, (a lot). Provenance Biddy Aitken.
Lot 225
A rare Omega Workshops tin-glaze earthenware bowl probably thrown by Roger Fry at Poole Pottery, covered in a speckled and crazed oatmeal glaze impressed Omega symbol, handwritten label, chips to rim, 22cm. diam. Exhibited The handwritten label states this bowl was exhibited at the Victoria & Albert Omega Workshops exhibition in 1960. It is similar to several examples held in the V&A collection also attributed to Roger Fry (circ 248-1958), and thrown at Poole circa 1916.
Lot 241
A rare Poole Pottery Atlantis vase by Guy Sydenham, tapering pear shaped body, modelled with a stylised face, glazed in green, her exotic hair carved and matt glazed black, impressed Poole mark Guy Sydenham monogram, 32cm. high Literature British Art Pottery Woolley and Wallis Auctioneers, 30th November 2006, lot 971 for a comparable Poole Atlantis figural vase by Guy Sydenham which sold for £2500. It is believed to be one of six such vases produced.
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