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Lot 51
A black Versace Jeans Couture black sleeveless t-shirt dress, named to front with abstract print, size 26/40, together with a black dress by Ghost, c.1990's, with black stretch viscose body and mesh scoop neckline and back, size S, and a Clements Ribero wool and cashmere grey and black dress, with faux Peter Pan collar and striped skirt, size M, (3)
Lot 94
A FRENCH PRINTED EIGHT FOLD SCREEN SECOND HALF NINETEENTH CENTURY block printed in grey monochrome with grey figures in a town scape within blue borders, the reverse painted black and lined with rose printed cotton fabrics with French newspaper and geometric block print paper. Now as two five fold screens. each leaf 249cm high, 61.5cm wide, 3cm deep SALEROOM NOTICE: This is an eight fold screen not ten as initially stated Condition Report: This is best described as in 'Country House' condition. There are numerous tears and losses to the back and the front has some tears and also some less dramatic losses. There are signs to water damage on one panel. Please refer to additional images for visual reference to condition. Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 6350
Thrustmaster Ferrari F1 Wheel, Sea Vixen Print & Disney World Pennants. To include Thrustmaster Ferrari F1 Steering Wheel Add On compatible with PC / Playstation 3/4 & Xbox One (untested), various Disney Land pennants Sea World, Epcot Centre, Kennedy Space Centre & others. Conditions: Good To Mint with Excellent Box & Frame. (10)
Lot 430
A 1920/30's Portrait Camera, with built in darkroom & copy stand, The camera was used on Barry Island beach promenaded circa 1920/30, Having taken the portrait you the develop it in the back of camera fix/wash in side tanks, as there is no mirror the image is in reverse, you the use the copy stand to photograph the print, functionality of camera unchecked, as are components, with Kodak Areo Ektar 7 inch f/2.5 lens, elements P, fungus, with Gandolfi type tripod, AF
Lot 109
Masters of the Colour Print volumes, including Hokusai and Hiroshige, and other art books including Charles Meryon etchings, Famous Etchings and W Russell Flint.Qty: 5Condition report:They are all missing at least one or two plates. Some have a couple of pencil lines and/or prices written in pencil.
Lot 297
Local Interest. Miscellaneous Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire manuscript and printed ephemera, 19th c and later, including a mid-Victorian mourning card, Maria Knighton, 1869, embossed and cut, black paper mounting, an 1852 Derby Guild of Literature and Art admittance card, etched by T.O. Barlow, 19 x 22.5cm, 1859 Derby Town & County Museum Grand Soirée invitation card, signed by Llewellyn Jewitt, 1826 ball admission ticket for the Exchange Rooms, Nottingham, a late Victorian election card, supporting the Conservative candidacy of Victor Cavendish, later 9th Duke of Devonshire, others, including Henry Fitzherbert Wright and Foster for Ilkeston, postal history, including two Penny Reds, two sepia cabinet cards of Ilkeston and its town hall, fourteen further photographs, including carte de visite and some Nottingham topography, 1865 Richard Evans of the Ilkeston Pottery billhead, further mid-19th c and later billheads, mostly Nottingham, including hatters and milliners, linen and wool drapers, bookbinders, cabinet-makers, etc., 1914 Royal Tour souvenir and programme, an accompanying ticket to the stand for the royal visit to Ilkeston, 1914 The Royal Likeness colour card, two World War One era colour cards, further World War One Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire borough cards to their fighting inhabitants, 1871 Inland Revenue horse or mule license, 1903 Nottingham motor cycle registration certificate, two of John Heywood's Recitation Cards, 19th c, further schoolroom didactics and some certificates, 19th c and later vaccination certificates, Freemasonry and Masonic interest, 19th c print of the Nottingham Dispensary, Justice of the Peace, vol. XXXIX, no. 27, 1875, early 20th c and later National Health Insurance and identity cards, etc Mixed condition
Lot 46
British India, the Raj and Independence. Keynes (John Maynard), Indian Currency and Finance, first edition, and Keynes' first major work on economics, London: Macmillan and Co., Limited, 1913, half-title, clean, ex-lib, their institutional binding and a few stamps, 8vo, Representative Men of Southern India. ?sole edition, Madras: at the Price Current Press, 1896, loose albumen print photographic frontispiece, some further movement, original publisher's green cloth, 8vo, Giani (Kesar Singh), Indian Independence Movement in East Asia [...], first edition, Lahore: Singh Brothers, n.d. [1947], ex-lib, boards, 8vo, [&] Ambedkar (B.R.), History of Indian Currency and Banking, first edition, Bombay [i.e. Mumbai]: Thacker and Company Ltd., 1947, original publisher's cloth, tacked-on spine repair, refreshed endpapers, 8vo, (4) Sold as seen, uncollated, with or without any repairs, and not subject to return. The first three ex-lib.
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Lot 352
Old Master and Later Prints. Adriaen Collaert (c. 1560–1618) after Maerten de Vos (1532–1603), [Auditus], the Allegory of Sound from the Five Senses, n.d. [c. 1600], engraving, 23 x 29.5cm, Charles David (c. 1598 - c. 1632) after Antonio Tempesta (1555–1630), The Defeat of the Amalikits by the Hebrews, n.d. [c. 1620], etching, 21 x 29cm, another Old Master engraving after Adam Frans van der Meulen (1632-1690), figures traversing through an Italianate landscape, n.d. [second-half 17th c], etching, trimmed, 30.5 x 40cm, [&] after David Roberts RA, RBA (1796-1864), Interior View of a Dilapidated Church, signed and dated 1831 within the print but later, chromolithograph, 25.5 x 20cm, (4) Unexamined out of frames. The Old Masters appear generally fair-good, some light markings and wear, folds and creases. The David Roberts good.
Lot 268
Binding. Lake (Christopher), European Rulers, 1060-1981: A Cross Reference Genealogy, Bicester: Lairg Limited Editions, 1981, copy no. 5/15 thus, from a total edition of 500, 162pp of manuscript royal pedigrees, hand-scrivened by Robin Litt on mould made paper by Adrian Lack at the Senecio Press, Charlbury, and [iii], [4]pp of print, ffep embellished with a watercolour and gouache armorial, loosely-inserted pamphlet, bound by Sangorski & Sutcliffe in dark brown morocco, signed, slightly bevelled boards, spine and upper-cover lettered in gilt, all edges gilt, marbled endpapers, fleece-lined marble slipcase en suite, oblong folio (32 x 46cm)
Lot 858
A pair of theatrical tinsel print picture, early 19th c, 27 x 20cm, contemporaneous ebonised frames, a pair of Regency drawings of seashells, c. 1810, verre églomisé mounts, Chinese needlework, etc The tinsel pictures good, some light foxing. The shell pictures OK-good, their frames worn. The rest in mixed condition.
Lot 300
Local Interest. Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire broadsides and sheets of printed ephemera, early-mid 19th c, including 'A Timely/Word of Advice/to the/Labouring and Industrious Inhabitants/of the/Town of Mansfield and its Vicinity,/Advantages/of a/Savings' Bank/ [...], verso with a 'Table shewing the Produce of Weekly Sums at Compound Interest [...]', Mansfield: Printed by Benjamin Robinson, n.d. [c. 1810], 44 x 26.5cm, 'Particulars of a Daring Attempt/To Rob and Murder,/Which took place on Ruddington Hill, near Nottingham [...]', Nottingham: Ordoyno, Printer, n.d. [c. 1825], numbered 132 within the print, trimmed, 23 x 17cm, an 'Account of the Calamitous Events of the late/DREADFUL/Hurricane,/Which happned on Sunday last, Nov. 4th, 1821 [...]', Nottingham: Ordoyno, Printer, Copied, from the Nottingham Review, numbered 93 within the image, 23 x 17cm, [1828 Election Anti-Tory] 'Electors of Nottingham [...], R. Sutton, Printer, n.d., 44 x 28cm, 'Rules and Order/for the/Alfreton Independent Troop/of Yeomanry Cavalry [...], Chesterfield: J. Roberts, (late Bradleys) Printer, dated May 1823 in MS, , 32.5 x 20cm, 'List of [Burgesses] Objected to [...], Newark: R. Peet, Printer, Kirkgate, September, 1840, 33.2 x 21cm, 'Sandiacre Townsfolk./[...] The Proceeds to be devoted to the Railway Orphan Fund. Stapleford: H.G.W. Claringbull, Printer, January, 1886, 38 x 25cm, [Botany], 'Florist Show./Sir,/The Favour of your Company is requested at/Mrs. Williamson's, the New George Inn, Parliament-Street,/Nottingham, on Wednesday the 22nd of April, 1801;-Dinner/on the Table at Two o'Clock [...]', Nottingham: Burbage and Stretton, Printers, Long-Row, 25 x 18.5cm, South Wingfield beef theft, 1852, further Derbyshire interest, including Thomas Blore of Bakewell, 1824, further printed ephemera, including two newspapers Mixed condition
Lot 557
A Limited Edition Print Folio 'Tomb Raider: Witchblade', reproducing full size, the art work and covers of The Tomb Raider: Witchblade Comics, each sheet measuring 64 x 42.5cms, all contained in original box, with certificate. This copy numbered 303 from the only edition of 900; together with a 1983 calendar 'Amazon' by Chris Achilleos.
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