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Lot 50
Sandra Blow R.A. (British, 1925-2006)Interaction signed and dated 'BLOW 2000' (on the canvas overlap)pencil and acrylic on canvas244 x 244 cm. (96 x 96 in.)(unframed)Footnotes:ProvenancePrivate Collection, U.K.The present composition relates to a screen print of the same title.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: AR TPAR Goods subject to Artists Resale Right Additional Premium.TP Lot will be moved to an offsite storage location (Cadogan Tate, Auction House Services, 241 Acton Lane, London NW10 7NP, UK) and will only be available for collection from this location at the date stated in the catalogue. Please note transfer and storage charges will apply to any lots not collected after 14 calendar days from the auction date.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 68
A 2-INCH JOHANN KLINGER TERRESTRIAL GLOBE, GERMAN, MID-19TH CENTURY,twelve hand coloured and printed gores, inscribed The EARTH published by J G Klinger in NUREMBURG, in original cylindrical card case with lid applied with a coloured print of three children inspecting globes together with a leaflet printed in German on one side and English on the other, 2 3/4in (7cm) diametercased 3in x 3in x 3in (7.5cm x 7.5cm x 7.5cm) Footnotes:Johann Klinger (1764-1806) was an engraver and globemaker based in Nuremberg. After founding his workshop at the end of the 18th century, he collaborated with the engraver Johann Bernhard Bauer (1752-1839), with whom he produced globes in a variety of sizes.For a similar globe see E. Dekker, Globes at Greenwich, London, 1999, pp. 384-385.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 71
A PAIR OF GABRIEL WRIGHT AND WILLIAM BARDIN TERRESTRIAL AND CELESTIAL TABLE GLOBES, ENGLISH, 1782-1785,the terrestrial globe with cartouche printed Ferguson's Terrestrial Globe Improved by G Wright Wherein all the New Discoveries of the late Capt. Cook & other eminent Navigators are correctly laid down to the present time and below Made & Sold by Wm Bardin No. 4 Hind Court Fleet St, the celestial globe with cartouche printed with Wright's cartouche, both spheres mounted in brass meridian engraved with degree scale, horizon ring applied with calendar and zodiac scales, raised on four mahogany brackets above column and tripod base, each 24in (61cm) high (2)Footnotes:Provenance:Purchased directly from Petworth House, West Sussex. The Stephen Edell CollectionThe first globes made by the partnership of Gabriel Wright and William Bardin were of 9 and 12 inch diameter and were published in 1782. As in this example, Wright claimed that the globes were 'Improved' and in his 1783 publication he describes how he printed hour circles onto the globes around the poles and to print hours around the equator. A small brass pointer was mounted on the meridian ring at the pole.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 189
To be sold without reserve Circle of Sir William Nicholson (1872-1949)A pair of vignettesOne of two sailorsOne of a lady carrying a water vessel and a basket in a landscape with a windmill in the background Print (?) OR Original watercolour / gouache on paper (?) Property of a Lady Dimensions:(Frame) 13.75 (H) x 10 in. (W)(Paper) 10.5 (H) x 7 in. (W)
![To be sold without a reserve [a] Circle of Émile Jean-Horace Vernet (1789 - 1863) Napoleon I, Emperor of France, in e](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/d722c9cf-c199-4211-9ff6-af0a0107dfb7/d83d3756-30df-44d0-beff-af0b00c9dc71/468x382.jpg)
Lot 236
To be sold without a reserve [a] Circle of Émile Jean-Horace Vernet (1789 - 1863) Napoleon I, Emperor of France, in exile on Elba (c. 1815) Watercolour on card Framed Property of Stephanie Hoppen Dimensions: (Paper) 7.5 (H) x 6 in. (W) [b] J. Longhi after Legros Engraving of Napoleon Bonaparte (1798) Framed and glazed Dimensions: (Framed) 28 (H) x 21.5 in. (W) (paper) 20 (H) x 13.5 in. (W) [c] A Print of Napoleon with Sequins Dimensions: (Framed) 7.5 (H) x 6.5 in. (W) (Paper) 4.5 (H) x 3.75 in. (W) [d] A Stylised Portrait of Napoleon, German Campaign of 1813 Dimensions: (Framed): 7.25 (H) x 6 in. (W) (Paper): 5.5 (H) x 4 in. (W)
Lot 523
Trevor Parkin (b.1935)'Untitled Country seasons with Grouse', pair of watercolours, signed, 22cm x 35cm, C J Keep, 'Study of a woodcutter', watercolour, signed, 31cm x 50cm, and a Spy cricketing print, 21cm x 12cm (4)The Spy study has some heavy foxing , mainly on the edge and mount. Glass is broken.
Lot 62
Vary rare Tri-ang Minic 1:1200 scale Commando Ship HMS Albion, grey ship with paper deck and mast, no number to base, in a yellow HMS Albion box, condition: good few minor chips, paper deck, lifted in three places, box good little dirt5y and red print to ends faded. Only 1,000 of these un-numbered model were issued and given to HMS Albion crew members under the command of Capt. Adams.
Lot 225
W.Monk-An antiquarian print of a post tudor building, signed in the lower right margin, limited edition animal prints by Gary Hodges and a map of Derbyshire, mixed prints, a Folio Society book 'The Sun King and his Loves' by Lucy Norton 1982 and an 1893 2nd Dragoons- The Royal Scots Greys 1678-1893 illustrated book
Lot 269
A mixed lot of pictures to include a Jeremy King limited edition print, In the style of Degas - The Dancing Lesson - watercolour, unsigned 42cm x 36cm, mounted in glazed frame, Richard Smythe - Lady Burdette Day, a Society portrait coloured print, and one other by the same artist, signed in pencil to lower margin, glazed frames, and others together with three mirrorsLocation:
Lot 215
Pictures and prints - l. Voinet, 'Path beyond the woodland edge', signed, oil on board, 34cm x 19.5cm; another, 'Lakeside Villa', oil on board; Saint Marks Square, Venice, lithograph; Pictures and prints - six 19th century French engravings, pastoral and maritime scenes; 'La Conversation Des Fermierres', 'Le Port de Fecamp'; Pictures and prints - continental school, cattle by a river, watercolour, 21cm x 28cm; a coloured etching, ‘Le Depart Pour La Chases’; another, F. Boscher, print; B. Mallet, Bouquet of Lilac and Roses, signed, gouache, 47cm x 62cm; Maurice de Vlaminck, after, Bouquet de Fleur, lithograph print, qty.
Lot 115
Gill, Eric (1882-1940) Album of erotic prints and sketches, 1928 Folio (28.5 x 19cm), marbled paper wrappers, containing: 3 original sketches, i.e. [Two lovers], mixed media, 10.5 x 19cm, 'First love', pencil and watercolour, titled and dated (15th November 1928) in pencil at foot, 18.5 x 13.2cm, [Priapic Hermes], black and red ink, signed in pencil 'EG', 21.7 x 18.5cm; 6 wood-engravings, one inscribed in pencil 'D A from E G', various dimensions; and a photograph (gelatin silver print) of an erotic relief sculpture by Gill; all tipped inNote: Note: According to an accompanying typescript catalogue note by bookseller G. F. Sims the recipient of this album was Donald Attwater, Catholic writer and the author of Eric Gill: Workman (1945), the first work in a series of books titled Modern Christian Revolutionaries.Provenance: Property of an English collector.
![Golden Cockerel Press Ecclesiastes or the Preacher [London]: Golden Cockerel Press, 1934. First edition, one of 247 copies, f](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/3c24d1d9-bd7d-4906-af55-aef3010948a3/f4154c64-faca-4fbd-8dc6-af0400cc6b7a/468x382.jpg)
Lot 138
Golden Cockerel Press Ecclesiastes or the Preacher [London]: Golden Cockerel Press, 1934. First edition, one of 247 copies, folio, original quarter vellum, orange cloth sides, wood-engravings by Blair Hughes-Stanton, headings and initials printed in orange [Chanticleer 97];Idem. The First Crusade. The Deeds of the Franks and Other Jerusalemites, translated into English for the first time by Somerset de Chair. [London]: Golden Cockerel Press, 1945. First edition, one of 500 copies, original half vellum, original cloth sides, wood-engravings by Clifford WebbNote: Note: According to the colophon, Ecclesiastes was the hundredth book printed at the Golden Cockerel Press. It receives an approving write-up in the press's bibliography: 'Our press-work in this book is judged to be almost perfect. The engravings, which have their finest white line (which must not be lost) in the midst of full-blacks (which require heavy inking) are the hardest in the world to print. They were, however, printed at one impression with the type'.Provenance: Property of an English collector.
Lot 146
St Dominic's Press Songs Without Clothes Ditchling: St Dominic's Press, 1921. 8vo, original wrappers (slightly soiled), small mark to lower fore corners of early leaves [Evan Gill 8]Note: Note: First edition, presentation copy from Eric Gill to his future son-in-law, inscribed by Gill 'Denis Tegetmeier from Eric Gill sd, 19.11.'21' in pencil on the initial blank. Denis Tegetmeier, a letterer, engraver, cartoonist and former Trappist monk, married Gill's daughter Petra in 1930. The print-run comprised 240 copies.Provenance: Property of an English collector.
Lot 17
Wilson, Francesca Rambles in Northern India With Incidents and Descriptions of Many Scenes of the Mutiny, including Agra, Delhi, Lucknow, Cawnpore, Allahabad, etc. London: Sampson Low, Marston, Low, and Searle, 1876. 4to, original green cloth, rebacked and relined with original spine laid down, [8] 86 [2] pp., 12 carbon-print photographs (mounted within lithographic borders as issued), all edges gilt, covers slightly marked, Newcastle University deaccession ink-stamps to half-title, title-page, final page and versos of plates, one plate (Cashmere Gate, Delhi) guard loose, light spotting to a couple of mountsNote: Note: Rare in commerce, eight copies traced in British and Irish libraries. Notable photographs include the tomb of Ranjit Singh (last ruler of the Sikh empire) at Lahore and the Golden Temple at Amritsar.
![Rossetti, Dante Gabriel (1828-1882) Autograph sentiment signed, 1865 'To J. Noel Paton Esq, with [...] regards, D G Rossetti](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/3c24d1d9-bd7d-4906-af55-aef3010948a3/f9e3a7e5-7d95-46ac-8e6a-af0f00a8fe3c/468x382.jpg)
Lot 55
Rossetti, Dante Gabriel (1828-1882) Autograph sentiment signed, 1865 'To J. Noel Paton Esq, with [...] regards, D G Rossetti 1865', in triple-aperture mount together with an albumen print photograph of Rossetti's painting 'Hesterna Rosa', and manuscript title at headNote: Provenance: By direct descent from the recipient Sir Joseph Noel Paton (1821-1901), Scottish painter, sculptor and poet.
Lot 65
Lowry, L. S. (1887-1976) The Paintings of L. S. Lowry Oils and Watercolours. With an Introduction and Notes by Mervyn Levy. London: Jupiter Books, 1975. First edition, trade issue, 4to, original blue cloth, dust jacket, signed by Lowry and Levy on the title-page, together with a limited edition print, '"L. S. Lowry" sketch for a bronze plaque bas-relief', one of 300, signed by the artist Louis Solomon, dust jacket spine sunned, spotting to top edge of text-block
Lot 92
Tragara Press Large collection of proof copies from the publisher's archive Unbound (in loose sheets or bifolia) unless otherwise stated, most unbound items preserved in envelope or card chemise, many items with printer's manuscript corrections, the collection comprising:1) Oscar Wilde. Hellenism, 1979. Proof copy (before the edition of 95), wrappers;2) Oscar Wilde. A Study by John E. Barlas, 1978. Proof copy on pink Ingres paper (before the edition of 100), initialled by Alan Anderson;3) Vincent O'Sullivan. Selected Letters, 1993. 2 copies: corrected proofs; proof copy on Abbey Mills paper, initialled and dated by Alan Anderson, wrappers (eventual print run: 50 copies);4) John Gray. The Kiss. Translated from the French of Theodore de Banville, 1983. Corrected proofs (before the edition of 145);5) Aubrey Beardsley. An Obituary Memoir by John Gray, 1980. Proof copy (before the edition of 95);6) Some Unpublished Poems by John Gray, 1987. Corrected proofs (before the edition of 145);7) Stéphane Mallarmé. Poésies, translated by Arthur Symons, 1986. Proofs (before the edition of 150);8) W. B. Yeats. A Reminiscence by Frank O' Connor, 1982. Corrected proofs (before the edition of 125);9) A Garland for Stephen Spender. Arranged by Barry Humphries, 1991. Corrected proofs (before the edition of 150);10) Uncollected Poems by Lillian Bowes Lyon, 1981. One of 6 copies proof copies on Glastonbury paper (before the edition of 95), initialled and dated by Alan Anderson, wrappers;11) A Perfect Description of Scotland attributed to Sir Anthony Weldon, [no date]. Uncompleted trial copy (annotated by Alan Anderson, 'a reprint commissioned by the late Ian Grant, bookseller, who 12) intended to write an introduction. This was never done, and the work was abandoned'), wrappers;13) Roy Fuller. Mianserin Sonnets, 1984. Corrected proofs (before the edition of 135);14) Twelfth Night. A Personal View by Roy Fuller, 1985. Corrected proofs (before the edition of 135);15) Poetry and Fiction. Reflections on three Nineteenth Century Authors by Lionel Johnson, 1982. Corrected proofs (before the edition of 95);16) Hand and Eye. An Anthology for Sacheverell Sitwell, 1977. 'Proofs in first state' (annotation to card chemise);17) Vernon Watkins. Elegy for the Latest Dead, 1977. Proof copy on Turkey Mill paper (before the edition of 120), with label on envelope reading 'Unique trial copy', wrappers;18) John Sanderson. Reefs Bibliophilic. An Address to the Amtmann Circle, 1984. Proof copy (before the edition of 200), wrappers;19) 1948 and 1984 by Julian Symons. The Second Orwell Memorial Lecture, 1984. Corrected proofs (before the edition of 135);20) Herbert Read. Pursuits and Verdicts. With a Preface by Graham Greene, 1983. 2 copies: proofs and corrected proofs (before the edition of 125);21) To Newbury to buy an Old Book. Lawrence Clark Powell, 1973. Proof copy (marked 'rough proof - spoiled sheets'), before the edition of 120;22) Memoirs of Frieda Lawrence by Martha Gordon Crotch. Proof copy on hand-made paper (before the edition of 175);23) Theodore Wratislaw. Three Nineties Studies. W. B. Yeats, John Gray, Aubrey Beardsley, 1980. 3 copies: galley proofs, corrected proofs, and proofs on Amalfi paper;24) From the Nineties. Some Translations of Baudelaire and Verlaine, 1982. Various sheets (label on envelope: 'The printer's first rough proofs and corrected proofs');25) The Object of an Affair and Other Poems. Julian Symons, 1974. Incomplete proof sheets;26) Ten Poems by Morley Jamieson, 1978. Corrected proofs (before the edition of 210);27) 'Proofs of Holy Writ' by Rudyard Kipling, 1981. Corrected proofs (before the edition of 125);28) Montague Summers. A Talk by Timothy d'Arch Smith, 1984. Corrected proofs (before the edition of 110) (approx. 30)Note: Note: The Tragara Press was founded in Edinburgh in 1953 by printer Alan Anderson (1922-2016) and operated until 1991.
Lot 184
Home Guard Books consisting History Of The Cheshire Home Guard printed 1950. Together with A War Revised 1940 Map Northwich and Macclesfield. F Company No 2 Northwich Bn HG 1941 guard map ... The 9th Hertfordshire Battalion Home Guard printed 1946 ... They Took Up Arms. The Story Of B Company 7th Batt Gloucestershire Regiment Home Guard (copy print).
Lot 10
A group of Motor Racing prints, comprising James Toseland World Superbike Championship 2007 print, Ducati 916SP print, two Sporting Legends Carl Fogerty by Stuart McIntyre, King Carl by Derek Mark, and a British Championship print and a Carl Fogerty Foggy The Explosive Autobiography, of the four times Superbike World Champion. (6)
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