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![° ° CHESTER: [Pigot, John M.B.] History of the City of Chester from Its Foundation to the Present Time, first edition, 4 etch](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/29985480-2a6e-49b2-ac92-b07000c52bf4/81accd55-57c8-4044-b0d1-b07000ca4017/468x382.jpg)
Lot 282
° ° CHESTER: [Pigot, John M.B.] History of the City of Chester from Its Foundation to the Present Time, first edition, 4 etched plates by G. Cuitt and 1 etched vignette to the title-page, 2pp. index to rear, near contemporary red straight-grain morocco, black morocco lettering piece, Chester, T. Poole, 1815, 8vo. Sold with ‘A Concise History of the County and City of Chester’, [1791], and J.S. Prout’s ‘Antiquities of Chester’, [c.1840], and six more related to Chester (9).
Lot 351
A GROUP OF ROYAL DOULTON, COALPORT, BESWICK, POOLE AND OTHER CERAMICS, to include Royal Doulton Collectors Club exclusive figurines Amanda HN3635 and Sentiments: Greetings HN4250, Coalport 'Minuettes: Jessica', 'Debutante of the Year 2000: The Winter Ball' and 'Ladies of Fashion: Carnival' figurines (the latter with a small chip to a petal in her hair), a Coalport Village Church (small losses to flower petals) and teddy titled 'A Baby Boy', a Beswick Foal (Large, Head Down) model no 947, a Beswick Shire Mare no 818, both in brown gloss finish, a boxed Beswick Tamworth Pig model G215, Beswick Pheasant - First Version with Curved Tail no 767A and Stonechat no 2274 (Stonechat has several repairs, all other Beswick pieces appear in good condition), together with a Poole Pottery traditional posy ring and twin tone conch shell in lime yellow and seagull grey, a Nao figure of a ballerina no 1151, two Capodimonte figurines, etc (20 + 1 box) (Condition Report: most pieces appear in good condition, sd and as stated)
Lot 474
A SELECTION OF GIFT WARES ETC, to include a boxed Royal Worcester 200AD Millennium bowl designed and signed by Kevin McGee, Royal Worcester trinket dishes, Royal Doulton 'Nelson's Victories' tankards, Royal Crown Derby twin handled diamond jubilee cup, Poole Pottery mug, two Stafford Enamels boxes, a 19th century Farmers Arms twin handled mug- cracked and stained, Gentleman's Relish pots etc,
Lot 564
SIX BOXES AND LOOSE DINNER AND TEA WARES ETC, to include Gray's Pottery teapot and milk jug, blue and white wares including Ridgway, Enoch Wedgwood, Masons, Broadhurst, Copeland Spose Spode's Byron, Poole Pottery coffee pot and water jug, Hornsea storage jars, unbranded art deco style tureens, assorted cups, saucers and plates etc
Lot 2012
Emma Bridgewater bowl decorated with polka dots, an Emma Bridgewater bowl decorated with stars, an Emma Bridgewater plate decorated with hearts, a West German pottery vaes, a Poole Twintone butter dish, a Sadler teapot, a vintage stoneware ginger beer bottle marked Stone Ginger Beer Dublin, etc (2 boxes)
Lot 179
A miscellany of assorted ceramics to include Poole pottery cheese cover/plate with matching larger plate, a green floral plate with Floral Haven by Spode on base, a white mug with "A Present from Fangfoss Bazaar" in gold writing, a Sunderland ware mug with verse on two sides, a ceramic table lamp with lattice work decoration on a wooden base 42cm to top, a blue and white coffee pot 24cm h, two green lattice patterned plates 22cm diameter, Studio pottery bowl by Lucienne de Mauny 15cm h x 24cm diameter etc.
Lot 168
NO RESERVE Religion.- Pamphlets.- M'Culla (Vigors) The Bank Note, or Engraver carv'd; in answer to Onesimus, the Ecclesiastical State Tinker, [Printed by R. Wilkes] for the Author, 1806; The False "Apostle" detected; and deceived "Memorialist" George Savage White, false minister of Tunbridge Wells and Brighton, title with some foxing and lightly browned, Printed for the Author, 1810; and 10 others, by the same in 1 vol., some spotting or foxing, lightly browned in places, disbound § [Premord (Charles Léonore)] Reflections on communities of women and monastic institutes, first edition, modern blue wrappers, Taunton, Printed and sold by J. Poole, 1815; and c.15 others, 19th century Religion, v.s. (c.17)⁂ The first mentioned is a good sammelband of scarce works by the dissenting minister Vigors.
Lot 43
An U.S. one sheet poster for the 1971 re-release of Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey (Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, 1968) signed by Keir Dullea (who has also signed his character name, "Dave Bowman," and inscribed the quote "Open the pod bay door Hal!") and Gary Lockwood (who has signed his character name, "Frank Poole," and inscribed the quote "A little lower Hal"). 41 x 27 inches; 13.5 x 10.25 inches
Lot 1218
Photographs, Rail, approx. 170 b/w postcard sized images of rail stations, locomotives, bridges, staff, passengers etc. Areas include Chepstow, Swansea, Crayford, Hayes, Dauntsey, Poole Harbour, Lyme Regis, Lee on Solent, Glasgow, Bell Busk, Meigle, Forth Bridge, Kings Cross etc. Some original images but most reprints of earlier images, some retain copyright (gd)
Lot 573
Postcards, Dorset, a good collection of approx. 165 cards with many street scenes, scenic views and villages. RPs include Market Place Blandford (2), West St Blandford, Poole Rd Wimborne, Cornhill Dorchester, Weymouth Carnival, Burton Bradstock (2), Fontmell Magna, Weymouth, Bournemouth Centenary 1810-1910 (multi view with aviation), Sherborne (good animation), Higher Dockhampton unveiling of Thomas Hardy Memorial, Police sports presentation Poole, and the Aviary Poole Park etc. Also Wain pullout for Lyme Regis, Workshop Portland Prison etc (mainly gd)
Lot 146
Ceramics - Mid century ceramics and other including Poole pottery ware designed by Truda Carter comprised of; six dinner plates, five smaller and a bowl; ten large Spode blue border dinner plates, a pair of Noritake lidded vases, Susie Cooper ware; Studio pottery moon-gazing raku hare impressed mark of Tamar Valley ceramics; etc
Lot 72
Mixed volumes including Frank Harris 'The Man Shakespeare', signed limited edition, numbered 8/150, pub. Frank Palmer, 1909, vellum bound; two further Frank Harris volumes, with inscriptions from the author; Monica Poole 'The Wood Engravings of John Farleigh', pub. Gresham and others (19 Vols) (Please note condition is not noted. We strongly advise viewing to satsify yourself as to condition. If you are unable to view please request a condition report, which will be provided in writing).
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