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Lot 2320
A Diamond Ringthe central emerald-cut diamond flanked by step cut diamonds, in white claw settings, to old cut diamond set shoulders, on a plain polished shank, total estimated diamond weight 4.50 carat approximately, case printed James R. Ogden & Sons Ltd, Harrogate and at 41, Duke Street, St James, London, S.W.1finger size NProvenance: by repute bought as an investment circa 1940 and rarely worn. Thence by descentThe ring is in good condition. It is stamped 'PLATINA' and in our opinion would test as platinum. It also has another indistinct stamp. The principal diamond measures 10.03mm x 7.96mm x 5.59mm approximately. The approximate qualities of the diamonds are; colour I/J/K, clarity VS1/VS2/SI1. Gross weight 5.6 grams. CR made 15.05.23.
Lot 2110
A George VI Silver Hunting-Horn, by Kohler and Son, London, 1941, Retailed by Swaine and Adeney Ltd., 185 Piccadilly tapering cylindrical, in two sections, engraved 'R. H. Palmer Christmas 1941'24.5cm high, 3oz 11dwt, 110grFully marked near base and further part marked on top section and mouthpiece. Further engraved 'Swaine & Adeney Ltd 185 Piccadilly London W. Proprietors of Kohler & Son, London, 1949'. The marks on base and mouthpiece are clear, the marks on top section with some wear. There is some overall surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use. There are some bruises. The top section detaches and with some unevenness and possible losses at the rim.
Lot 2047
A Victorian Silver Waiter, by Goldsmiths' Alliance Ltd., London, 1892 shaped circular and on three ball and claw feet, engraved with foliage scrolls and birds, engraved with presentation initials and dated 12th Feb 1892, the back further later engraved with presentation initials and dated 1962-198720.5cm diameter, 11oz 14dwt, 363grThe inscriptions read 'R. & E. E.B from J.M.B 12th. Feb. 1893' and 'A.E.P - D.C.P. From R.E.B. - J.C.B. 1962-1987'.Fully marked underneath and further stamped with maker's name and applied with a simulated seal. The marks are generally clear. There is some overall surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use. The wear is noticeable as a softening to the high points.
Lot 2057
A William IV Silver-Gilt Vinaigrette, by Nathaniel Mills, Birmingham, 1834 oblong, the hinged cover with robust foliage scroll border on matted ground, centring engine-turning and a vacant cartouche, the sides and base engine-turned, the hinged cover opens to reveal a pierced and engraved foliage grille, slightly later engraved inside the cover with an inscription40mm wide, 1oz 6dwt, 40grThe inscription reads 'Presented to S. R. P. Shilton by the Nott'm F&HS for the 2nd Amature Dahlia Prize 21st Sept'r 1836'.Part marked inside base, cover and grille. The marks are generally clear. There is some overall surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use. The wear is noticeable as a softening to the gilding.
Lot 1024
Frederick (Fred) William Mayor IS (1865-1916)Shipping off a coastSigned, mixed media, 24.5cm by 37.5cmProvenance: The Mayor Family until 2003With certificate of authenticity fixed to reverse by James Mayor, the artist's grandson, 10.4.2003Exhibited: T B & R Jordan "Third Harrogate Staithes Group Exhibition" 2005The Jordans sold a number of paintings by Frederick (Fred) William Mayor from the artist's studio
Lot 1046
John Atkinson NSA (1863-1924) “Ploughing in Springtime” Signed, pencil and watercolour heightened with white, 45cm by 60cmExhibited: TB and R Jordan "The Harrogate Staithes Group Exhibition" 2005, no.4Significantly stained sheet with depth of oxidization more apparent across the less worked areas of appear within the sky. Further evidence of varying-sized foxing spots, more evident within a similar area and most notably along the horizon line. Colour depth is somewhat muted as a result of the time staining. The blues and greens of the foreground and horizon also lack vibrancy although the flashes of red within the horses bridle still have vigor. Further size cluster of foxing to lower left-hand corner and lower left-hand side and more isolated spots elsewhere. No evidence of cockling, not examined out of the frame.
Lot 1068
Paul Paul (1865–1937)"A Sunny Morning"Signed, inscribed verso, oil on canvas board, 23cm by 32cmProvenance: Newman's, LondonExhibited: TB and R Jordan "A Century of Working Life in Yorkshire and the North East" April 2007, no.177In an overall good stable and essentially original state of preservation. Probably cleaned and revarnished. Some light surface dirt and discoloured varnish now in evidence. Fine stable craquelure to areas mostly within sky and across the tail and plumage of the black hen to foreground. Less notable minor patches elsewhere. Tiny fine crack/abrasion left hand side edge centre.
Lot 1065
Frederick (Fred) William Mayor IS (1865-1916) “The Feather Hat”Signed verso, oil on canvas, 47cm by 34.5cmExhibited: T B and R Jordan "Third Harrogate Group Staithes Exhibition" no.83Provenance: The Walker Galleries, HarrogateWith certificate of authenticity affixed to the reverse by James Mayor, the artist's Grandson, 9.4.2003Original canvas. Evidence of some form of repair to reverse (see images) with some associated retouching to front of canvas. Cleaned and revarnished. The paint is thinner to the background mostly and the canvas is more apparent. This may be by execution as the work has a free and sketch-like quality to it. Canvas is slightly loose to centre. There is little further to easily discern under a UV light by way of later paint or restoration but does not exclude the possibility. Slght stretcher shadow. Otherwise in a stable state of preservation.
Lot 1029
Frederick (Fred) William Mayor IS (1865-1916)Study of a citadel, possibly MorroccoPencil and watercolour, 17.5cm by 22cmExhibited: TB & R Jordan, "Third Harrogate Staithes Group Exhibition" 2005In an overall good state of preservation. Some relatively light time staining across sheet, evident in unworked areas of the paper. Small cluster of faint and tiny sized foxing spots upper edge left and further very minor sporadic foxing spots to sky elsewhere. No evidence of cockling. Not examined out of the frame.
Lot 1000
Geoffrey Jenkinson RCamA (1925-2005)Leeds, Manchester and Liverpool steam train traversing a Pennine town Signed, dated 28th June 1946, monochromatic mixed media en grisaille, 37.5cm by 70cmExhibited: TB and R Jordan "A Century of Working Life in Yorkshire and the North East" April 2007, no.105
Lot 1050
Rowland Henry Hill (1872-1952)HorseguardsSigned (twice), mixed media, 23.5cm by 31.5cmExhibited: T B & R Jordan "Third Harrogate Staithes Group Exhibition" 2005Some moderate staining to the sheet with some associated tempering of the colour and vibrancy in general, however the flashes of red retain a fairly good intensity. No evidence of cockelling. Not examined out of the frame.
Lot 321
A quantity of books comprising:Rudyard Kipling - 'Kim' (Macmillan and Co., London 1930);Rudyard Kipling - 'Captains Courageous' (Macmillan and Co., London 1932);Samuel Miles - 'Lives of the Engineers: George and Robert Stephenson' (John Murray, London 1874);R. L. Stevenson - 'Prince Otto', Tusitala Edition (William Heinemann Ltd, London);R. L. Stevenson - 'The Wrecker', Tusitala Edition (William Heinemann Ltd, London 1926);Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch (ed.) - 'The Oxford Book of English Prose' (Clarendon Press, Oxford 1948);Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch (ed.) - 'The Oxford Book of English Verse 1250-1918' (Clarendon Press, Oxford 1949);Thomas Hughes - 'Tom Brown's Schooldays' (J. M. Dent, London 1951);Cecil J. Sharp and Herbert C. Macilwaine - 'The Morris Book', Part III (Novello and Company, London 1910);John Anster (transl.) - 'Marlowe's Tragical History of Doctor Faustus and Goethe's Faust, Part I' (Henry Frowde, OUP, London);Francis Turner Palgrave - 'The Golden Treasury' (Henry Frowde, OUP, London 1909);Francis T. Palgrave - 'The Golden Treasury' (Macmillan and Co., London 1904)William Shakespeare - 'Shakespeare's Tragedies' (J. M. Dent, London 1921);'Atlas of Ancient and Classical Geography' (J. M. Dent, London 1909);Dinah Maria Mulock (Mrs Craik) - 'John Halifax Gentleman' (J. M. Dent, London);'Pears' Centenary Edition of Charles Dickens' Christmas Books' ('A Christmas Carol', 'The Chimes', 'The Haunted Man', 'The Battle of Life' and 'The Cricket on the Hearth' (A & F Pears, London);Charlotte Bronte - 'Jane Eyre' (Thomas Nelson and Sons Ltd, London);Oliver Goldsmith - 'The Vicar of Wakefield' (J. M. Dent, London);Charles Dickens - 'Great Expectations' (J. M. Dent, London 1944);Charles Lamb - 'The Essays of Elia' (J. M. Dent, London 1929);Alexandre Dumas - 'The Son of Porthos' (Collins, London);G.W. Kitchin (ed.) 'Spenser's The Faery Queene, Book II' (Clarendon Press, London 1890);J. F Ostervald - 'La Sainte Bible' (Dépots de la Société Biblique Britannique et Étrangère, Paris 1908);New Testament (Cambridge University Press, London);I.H.B. Spiers (ed) - 'Bazin: Les Oberlé' (D. C. Heath, London 1935);Francis Tarver (ed.) - cloth-bound ('Molière: Les Bourgeois Gentilhomme' (Hachette, London 1913); Louisa M. Alcott - 'Little Women', Grade IV reader, cloth-bound (Collins, London).
Lot 114
A 1:15 scale model of a 1912 Rolls-Royce 40/50Hp London-Edinburgh Tourer 'The Mystery' and model engine, by Gerald Wingrove,finely detailed scratch-built model of the car 'R-1265' with coachwork by Holmes of Derby, with hinged bonnet revealing engine and loose mounted removable body revealing underlying detailed chassis, constructed from mainly brass, copper and aluminium parts, believed one of a series of 3 models produced by Wingrove from 1995-2002, believed pre-2000 model inscribed to underside '1912 40'50 Rolls Royce by Phyllis & Gerald A. Wingrove England', unpainted with 'bare metal' brass finish bodywork, with wire-spoked wheels shod with white rubber tyres and loose mounted spare wheel to right side, 32cm long, contained in green baize padded plywood storage case with sliding lid; offered together with a 1:15 scale model of the engine by Wingrove, 11.5cm long overall, mounted on polished metal base inscribed '40/50 Rolls Royce 1912 - Phyllis & Gerald Wingrove England'; and with small engraved title plaque on polished wooden base; and with a framed printed display of 'Wingrove Collection' detailed plans drafted on Intergraph Microstation used in the construction of the model, 57 x 81cm. (6)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 1068
Victorian Sudan Killed In Action pair including Queen's Sudan medal awarded to 2792 Sgt. R. Allen 21st L's CRS and Khedive Sudan 1896 - 1908 medal to 2792 Sgt. R. Allen 21st L's CRS (Khedive medal possibly later engraved) with associated photocopies of research material including records from 21st Hussars, and report from Major General Sir Herbert Kitchener with muster roll and records relating to Sgt. Allen 2792
Lot 1352
the gilt tooled leather inset top over an arrangement of nine drawers and three opposing drawers and cupboards, the drawer locks stamped Hobbs & Co, London, height 76cm, width 152cm, depth 98cm Provenance: The late D R W Silk, C.B.E, J.P "The Warden's Desk" from Radley College, Oxfordshire. The gross proceeds of this sale will be forwarded to The Silk Fund at Radley. *Condition: General wear commensurate with age and use, fading, cupboard shelf bowed, marks to leather.
Lot 266
Worksplate SHARP STEWART & CO LIMITED ATLAS WORKS GLASGOW 3735 1891 ex London Chatham and Dover Railway Kirtley R 0-4-4T numbered LC&DR 212, SECR 671, SR A671, SR 1671 and BR 31671. Allocated to Tonbridge, Faversham and 73D Gillingham from where it was withdrawn in November 1954 and scrapped. Oval cast brass in lightly cleaned condition measures 15.75in x 8in. This is the large pattern of these worksplates that is seldom seen.
Lot 892
Saw cut aluminium cabside 47445. Ex British Railways diesel class 47 built at Crewe Works in 1964 as D1561. First allocation 41A Tinsley Mar 1964. R/N to 47445 Nov 1973. Withdrawn from Tinsley Jun 1991 and cut up at Booth Roe Metals, Rotherham Mar 1994. In Very good condition measures 16in x 35.5in.
Lot 842
Flamecut cabside 47477. Ex British Railways diesel class 47 built at Crewe Works in 1964 as D1607. First allocation 87E Landore Jul 1964. R/N to 47477 Mar 1974. Withdrawn from Crewe Diesel Oct 1992 and cut up at Booth Roe Metals, Rotherham Jul 1993. In Very good condition with Data Panel and Bristol shed logo and all angle removed measures 22in x 32.5in.
Lot 575
Nameplate STANLEY HALL ex GWR Collett Hall Class 4-6-0 built at Swindon in 1933 as order number 281 and numbered 5938. Allocated to Old Oak Common, Carmarthen and 86A Ebbw Junction from where it was withdrawn in May 1963 and scrapped at Wolverhampton works. In nicely restored condition rear stamped LOT No 281 R 5938 indicating this is the right hand plate. The Hall was near Bridgnorth Shropshire. Note the other plate from this locomotive has had repairs to the bottom of the splasher.
Lot 916
Great Western Railway brass cased circular track circuit banner repeater complete with ivorine plate DOWN MAIN BETWEEN POINTS 20 AND STARTING B37T. Complete with original steel mounting bracket and R E Thompson makers plate. In very good ex service condition with free moving banner, stands 10.5in tall.
Lot 311
Worksplate R & W HAWTHORN LESLIE & CO LTD ENGINEERS NEWCASTLE ON TYNE ENGLAND 3428 1920. Ex Alexandra (Newport & South Wales) Docks & Railway 2-6-2T numbered 37 and GWR 1206. Allocated in later years at Kidderminster and 85C Hereford from where it was withdrawn in January 1951. Oval cast brass in as removed condition with 1206 stamped in the back. Measures 13in x 8.5in. Note the other worksplate is in the Science Museum collection.
Lot 917
Saw cut aluminium cabside 47837. Ex British Railways diesel class 47 built at Crewe Works in 1964 as D1761. First allocation 41A Tinsley in Sep 1964. R/N 47166 Oct 1973, 47611 May 1984 and 47837 Oct 1989. Named Thames from Sep 1984 to Oct 1989. Withdrawn from Crewe Diesel Nov 1991 and cut up at Booth Roe Metals, Rotherham Jul 1993. In Very good condition measures 16.5in x 38in.
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