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Lot 74
A white metal jewellery set, consisting of a sapphire and diamond cluster pendant, Hallmarked 18ct gold, Sheffield. Suspended from a filed curb chain, stamped 925. Stated weight of (18) diamonds 0.10 carats, a matching pair of round cluster stud earrings, post and butterfly fittings. Stamped 750 for 18ct gold. Stated weight of (32) diamonds 0.22 carats Gross weight: 5.5 grams
Lot 30
Corgi and Matchbox - Sixteen diecast vehicles in original boxes comprising Corgi 86714, 86721, C1264, 97281, 97100, C949/7, C469, D949/17, C949/12, C821, 1004, 97186 , 97105, 97735 and a Guiness tanker set also includes a Matchbox Post Vehicles of the World. Boxes vary in condition from G to VG, models NM to M. Est £30 - £50
Lot 162
A pair of 18 carat gold leaf motif earrings, with post and clip fittings; a pair of fan motif earrings, a pair of Victorian drop earrings, with applied floral detail; a pair of gilt metal mace earrings; a moss agate brooch a paste set double heart ring and other items . 18 carat gold earrings, 6.5g
Lot 663
POSTCARDS - NORFOLK, SUFFOLK, ESSEX & MIDDLESEX Approximately 166 cards, including real photographic views of St. Stephen's Church, Hounslow; the Guildhall, Thaxted; St. Andrew's Church, Greensted-juxta-Ongar; Beccles Church, South Porch (by Leyneek of Beccles); Swan Hotel, Southwold; Heydon Church from Park; and St. Margaret's Church, Paston; with views of the Market Square, Saffron Walden; St. John's Church, Felixstowe; Post Office and Town Hall, Ipswich; 'Scotch Girls Gipping Herring, Yarmouth Fishery'; and others, (loose).
Lot 664
POSTCARDS - CORNWALL, DEVON & CHANNEL ISLANDS Approximately 327 cards, including real photographic views of Kennack (by Hawke of Helston); Pentargon (by Hawke); Gwendra Beach (by Hawke); Coombe Valley (by Hawke); Mother Ivey's Bay (by Peacock of Devizes); and Yeolm Bridge, River Attery, near Launceston; with views of the Mount Prospect Hotel, Penzance; Pentargon Private Hotel, Falmouth; Jubilee Road, Pensilva; Royal Standard Hotel, Shaldon; Old Post Office, Lee, near Ilfracombe; High Street, Chagford; Mile End Cottage, Alphington, Exeter; Fore Street, Shaldon; The Crown Hotel, Shaldon; Church Street, Sidmouth; The Shambles, Kingsbridge; and others, (loose).
Lot 670
POSTCARDS - YORKSHIRE, LONDON & OTHER Approximately 316 cards, including real photographic views of Victoria Square, Leeds; Rotherham Church (by Scrivens of Doncaster); Town Hall, Barnsley; Waltongate, Thornton-le-Dale; Lockwood Viaduct, Huddersfield (creased); Parish Church, Bingley; Castleton Hall Youth Hostel; Wilderhope Manor Youth Hostel; The Chapel, Wellington College, Crowthorne; and Blackfriars Bridge; with views of Wellington College Station; Clock Tower, Leicester; Croscombe Youth Hostel; Grand Hotel, Leicester; Station Hotel, Harrogate; Post Office, Leeds; John William Street, Huddersfield; 'Bombardment of Scarborough, House in Wykeham Street...'; and others, (loose).
Lot 211
A Mexican "Aztec" Hardstone Panel Bracelet Stamped "925", designed as a series of hinged panels featuring aztec deities in silver gilt, applied to the green hardstone (malachite) panels, further panels featuring domestic scenes in pierced work, to a snap clasp; together with matching earrings (post backs). (2)
Lot 293
FA CUP 57-8 Collection of programmes tracking Manchester United and Bolton en route to Wembley plus the Cup Final programme. Fourteen programmes, Bolton homes v York (replay) , Wolves and Stoke, aways at York and Preston plus Semi-Final v Blackburn at Man City, Manchester United homes v Ipswich (last pre-Munich home game), Shef Wed ( first post Munich home programme - no writing) and West Brom (token removed) plus aways at Workington (scorers noted), West Brom and both Semi-Finals at Villa Park and Highbury v Fulham. Cup Final programme, Bolton v Man United has a slight fold and no writing. Minor faults Fair-generally good
Lot 480
DIVISION 3 SOUTH 50-51 Twenty four programmes, 1950-51, Division 3 South, one from each club including Colchester and Gillingham who were playing in their first post-war Football League season. Includes Nottm Forest v Bournemouth, Walsall v Millwall, Norwich v Crystal Palace, Reading v Plymouth, Plymouth v Port Vale, Bristol Rovers v Colchester, Bournemouth v Leyton Orient, Ipswich v Reading, Newport v Walsall, Brighton v Bristol Rovers, Exeter v Watford, Colchester v Millwall, Leyton Orient v Gillingham, Northampton v Millwall , Gillingham v Aldershot and Crystal Palace v Colchester etc. Some faults. Fair-generally good
Lot 500
50-51 Eighteen programmes, 50-51, includes Tottenham v Shef Wed, Liverpool v Stoke, West Brom v Portsmouth, Carlisle v Gateshead and v Halifax, Hartlepools v Rotherham, Shrewsbury v Rochdale (first Shrewsbury FL season), Millwall v Exeter, Colchester v Torquay ( first Colchester FL season- creased), Gillingham v Swindon (first Gills post-war FL season), 2 x Watford and single issues from Crystal Palace, Orient, Arsenal, Middlesbrough, Chelsea and Barrow. Some faults. Fair
Lot 545
FOOTBALL MISCELLANY 55 Football Trade cards and Post cards most of them team groups with a couple of Rugby Union teams mostly produced in the 1960's , 9 tickets to include 1953 FA Cup Final , 12 Club Letter headed paper all with printed signatures, a Christmas Card from Barrow 1963 plus the FA publication "The Cup 1948 ". and the Wonderful World of Soccer Stars 1968/69 (all stickers included) plus Wembley song sheets. Some minor faults. Fair to generally good
Lot 736
SPORTING MISCELLANY Rugby Union: 12 programmes for Harlequins and England home matches in the 1990's, Baseball: San Francisco Giants home programme v Montreal Expos 1980, tear on back page,. Cricket: Kent Evening Post colour newspaper, A Season of Success 1973 and WC 1999 Australia v Pakistan programme at Headingley. Tennis: GB v Russia Kings Cup 1983 at Huddersfield and Football: 17 various with 8 team groups from 1970's. Generally good
Lot 51
Hughes (Ted, poet and writer, 1930-98) Autograph Letter signed to Patrick Garland, 1p., sm. 4to, Court Green, North Tawton, Devon, 3rd October 1982, declining to appear on BBC 2 with Patrick Garland to discuss The Rattle Bag, a new anthology compiled by Ted Hughes and Seamus Heaney, "I'm sorry to have extricated myself from the Rattle Bag programme, for only one reason - that it would have been nice to see you again, since we last met half round that lamp-post, or at least at the end of the demolished row of parking meters, behind that beautiful driver, fast off Pall Mall, which I expect you remember as well as I do", folds; and an Autograph Postcard signed by Alan Bennett referring to Francis Kilvert, v.s., v.d. (2).⁂ Seamus Heaney to select poems for a vast new anthology, The Rattle Bag, which he has compiled with Ted Hughes ? Wha
Lot 182
EDWARD VII: (1841-1910) King of the United Kingdom 1901-10. A very fine L.S., Edward R & I, as King, with holograph subscription ('Sir, My Brother and Cousin and dear Son in Law, Your Majesty's affectionate Brother and Cousin and Father in Law'), three pages, 4to, Buckingham Palace, 12th May 1908, to King Haakon VII of Norway. King Edward acknowledges the receipt of his correspondent's letter of the 29th April, delivered by hand by Fridtjof Nansen, 'in which you acquaint me of the termination of his Mission as Your Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary at My Court'. The King continues to remark 'In taking leave of Monsieur Nansen I feel it due to him to assure Your Majesty that his language and conduct during his residence at My Court have been such as to merit My entire approbation and esteem, and have been uniformly and zealously directed to the maintenance and improvement of the relations of friendship, which happily subsist between Great Britain and Norway, and to which I attach the highest value'. A letter of good content and fine associations. VG Haakon VII (1872-1957) King of Norway 1905-57. Husband of Princess Maud of Wales, youngest daughter of King Edward VII and Alexandra of Denmark. Fridtjof Nansen (1861-1930) Norwegian Explorer, Scientist & Diplomat. Nobel Peace Prize winner, 1922. Nansen served as Norwegian Minister to the United Kingdom from 1906-08. A popular figure in England, Nansen forged a good relationship with King Edward VII, although found court functions and diplomatic duties disagreeable, describing them as 'frivolous and boring'. On 15th November 1907, resisting the pleas of many, including the English monarch, Nansen resigned his post, although did not return to Norway until the following month, having spent some time at Sandringham as the guest of King Edward VII. Nansen did, however, return to England following the death of his wife, and had been persuaded by the Norwegian government to rescind his resignation until after King Edward VII's state visit to Norway in April 1908. His formal retirement from the diplomatic service is acknowledged in the present letter.
Lot 187
MARGARET PRINCESS: (1930-2002) Countess of Snowdon, younger sister of Queen Elizabeth II. Autograph envelope signed, with her initial M to the lower left corner, addressed to Alfred Cox (Furniture) Ltd in Huntingdon. Post marked at Kensington, 4th May 1966, and with the printed monogram of Princess Margaret to the verso. Together with a second Autograph envelope signed by Princess Margaret, again with her initial M to the lower left corner, addressed to B. J. Cox in St. Ives, Huntingdon. Post marked at Kensington, 23rd December 1967, and with the printed monogram of Princess Margaret to the verso. Also including Earl of Snowdon (1930-2017) English Photographer, husband of Princess Margaret 1960-78. Autograph note, unsigned, one page, 4to, n.p., n.d., to the furniture makers Alfred Cox, on stationery bearing the bold printed heading Urgent Messages from Lord Snowdon. The note reads, in full, 'Provided Mr Cox copies the other cupboard in every detail, scale, proportion & design of every moulding correctly so that it is indistinguishable to the minutest scrutiny of the beadiest eye it will be alright'. Generally VG, 3
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