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Lot 330
[Chaucer, Geoffrey, The Workes of Geffrey Chaucer, newlie printed, with diuers addicions, whiche were neuer in print before... , compiled by Jhon Lidgate, 5th ed., edited by John Stowe, 1561], black letter double-column text with woodcut initials throughout, lacks all prelims. (fourteen or ten leaves depending on issue which is otherwise not determinable), final leaf of text with colophon supplied as modern facsimile, old neat manuscript copy of the final leaf signed by Thomas Cox bound in at end (dampstained), some old soiling and dampstaining and scattered contemp. marginal inscriptions, two closed tear repairs to first leaf including one archival tissue repair touching running head and woodcut of the knight on his horse, the woodcut with neat old ink addition to right border of the image and a few doodles to the left, a few marginal tears, four defective and repaired prelims. [from the 1598 edition] inserted at front, recent calf by Period Bookbinders, folio. STC 5075. (1)
Lot 523
Scarfe (Gerald). Line of Attack, 1st ed., 1988, b & w illustrations, original cloth, d.j., 4to, with a loose coloured print of Margaret Thatcher, Harold Wilson and Edward Heath, signed in pencil by the artist, together with The Art of Walt Disney. From Mickey Mouse to the Magic Kingdoms, New York, 1973, numerous coloured and b & w illustrations, original cloth, upper cover with onlaid coloured illustration of Mickey Mouse in torn glassine wrapper, with six others including Walt Disney`sSnow White and the Seven Dwarfes, Viking Press, 1979, Selma G. Lanes The Art of Maurice Sendak, 1980, Treasure Island, illustrated by Ralph Steadman, 1985 and Through the Looking Glass & What Alice Found There, illustrated by Ralph Steadman, 1972, with a presentation inscription by the artist (8)
Lot 92
Cockayne (Andreas Edward). Cockayne Memoranda: Collections towards an historical record on the family of Cockayne ..., Congleton: printed for private circulation, 1873, ten mounted albumen prints, one colour print, wood eng. illusts. and folding tables, folding pedigree in pocket at rear, two genealogical letters to the author loosely inserted, author`sownership bookplate, orig. green cloth gilt, rebacked with orig. spine relaid, 8vo. Apparently one of 100 copies. (3)
Lot 308
AMENDED DESCRIPTION: C.F.A. VOYSEY, REPRODUCTION PRINT, House and Floor Plan of Gartmell Fell, Grillhead, by Windermere, for J.W. Buckley, Esq, 19 ins x 14 1/2 ins, another of Broadleys, Windermere, for A. Currer, Briggs, Esq, 10 1/2 ins x 18 1/2 ins and another of H.G. Wells, (the Author) Spade House, Sandgate, Kent, 19 ins x 14 ins. (3). SEE ILLUSTRATION.
Lot 1341
A late 19th Century American Walnut Cased Wall Clock, Jerome & Co, the cushion moulded rectangular form with a single panelled glazed door with a reverse painted on glass print of a streetscape, beneath a 7" square painted dial, with Roman numerals, outside minute track and blued steel hands, to a spring driven movement, with anchor escapement and strike on a coiled gong, height 26"
Lot 282
HOLLAND VYVYAN: (1886-1967) British Author and Translator, son of Oscar Wilde. A.L.S., Vyvyan Holland, one page, 8vo, London, 3rd March 1966, to Peter Wiener. Holland states that it is flattering that his correspondent wants something written by him, although explains `I usually type out my lucubrations and when once they are in print I throw away the typescript` continuing `Perhaps I should not do this, but then my flat would be cluttered up with odd pieces of paper and it would be quite impossible for me to find anything when I wanted to do so!` Accompanied by the original envelope hand addressed by Holland. EX
Lot 372
ENGLISH LITERATURE: Selection of A.Ls.S., a few T.Ls.S. and signed pieces etc., by various English novelists and writers including Jerome K. Jerome, Robert Hichens, A. E. Coppard (with interesting content regarding a manuscript he suggests should be destroyed), G. K. Chesterton, Edward Carpenter, Hall Caine, Arnold Bennett, James Agate (in part `I can`t think of any Man of the Year excepting Myself. But don`t print that!`, 1937), E. F. Benson (3), Max Pemberton etc. Generally VG, 20
Lot 418
CORTOT ALFRED: (1877-1962) Franco-Swiss Pianist & Conductor. A.L.S., Al. Cortot, four pages, 8vo, Lausanne Palace, 27th June 1946, to Louis Risacher of the music publishers Editions Salabert in Paris, in French. Cortot writes to his correspondent regarding some proofs, informing him that `I have already corrected the proofs of the Sonata Op.13 and of Schumann`s Fantaisie that I return you today via Maison Foetisch who agreed to undertake the preparation of the package! You can print the Sonata after corrections-as for the Fantaisie, I would like to have a second proof and I permit myself to recommend that you also forward to me the page mentioning the note on the draft-you can also send me other proofs to correct if they are ready, as I will remain here until the end of July.` Accompanied by the original envelope hand addressed by Cortot. VG
Lot 825
*John Holt (b.1949) . "Bohemia". Signed and extensively inscribed on a label verso, pastel drawing, 20cm by 70cm, He attended Stockport College of Art to study advertising and graphic design. Having completed the final year of his degree at Salford College of Art, he was awarded a Bursary Award from the Royal Society of Arts. After graduating in 1973 he embarked upon a career in advertising. Working as an art director he designed and illustrated books for the European market. It was during this time that he became increasingly inspired by Spanish and French post-impressionist painters. His love of fine art grew as he visited local and national art exhibitions and he discovered a great affection for the Fauvist masters, Matisse and Braque. He has also been recognised by the industry; he was nominated as Best Up-and-Coming Artist in both 1999 and 2000 by the Fine Art Trade Guild. John has had numerous group and one-man exhibitions both in the UK and abroad, The artist`s work is being produced in print form by the Ikea group.
Lot 1198
A Set of Six 18th Century Chestnut Fauteuils upholstered in floral print damask, the oval padded back supports within a beaded and leaf carved frame, the padded downswept arms with acanthus leaf carved uprights, the carved seat rail decorated with trailing flowers flanked by flower carved spandrels, on fluted tapering legs See illustration
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