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Lot 392
Early 20th Century French School - portrait miniature on ivory - Marie Antoinette, in the Palace of Versailles Gardens in blue dress and plumed bonnet, holding a rose, after the 1783 original by Elisabeth Louise Vigee Le Brun, (1755-1842), signed lower right 'R. Heuer' or 'R. Hener', 14cm x 10.8cm, framed and glazedCondition report: Very slight curling to ivory sheet. Later backing board loose, later frame. Please see additional terms regarding Pictures.
Lot 1161
LATE 18TH CENTURY VIOLIN BY JOHANN GOTTLOB FICKER (1744-1832) the interior with label inscribed 'Johann Gottlob Ficker, Vilino, Correspontent Romani Cremona 98' and stamped 'JGF', with one piece 14" back, the tailpiece inlaid in mother of pearl with flora, the body and scroll outlined in ivory, 60cm long, in fitted hardwood case with two bows by R. Weichold and Albert Fischer
Lot 151
HORNBY; OO gauge trains and accessories comprising R.074 LNER Locomotive Flying Scotsman, R.041 GWR Loco Pannier Tank, R.426 BR Inner-City Coach MKIII, R.435 LNER Coach Composite, R.435 GWR Clerestory Coach third class (x2), R.435 LNER Coach Composite, R.448 LNER Sleeping Car, R.436 LNER Coach Break Composite, R.454 GWR Restaurant Car, R213 GWR Four Wheel Coach (x2), R.076 Footbridge Quick Fit Series, with two Daypol OO locomotive and tenders comprising Caerphilly Castle and another no.2517, a D-72 O-6-0 Terrier GWR Green and two coaches and a wagon.Additional InformationAll boxed, all boxes with some wear around the edges, folds etc. The Flying Scotsman box with the heaviest wear and some splitting. The models inside appear to be ok.
Lot 285
LLADRO; two ceramic figures including a girl holding a parasol, height 22cm, a Nadal figure of a seated girl beside a basket of flowers, a Belleek jug, a Minton match striker depicting pheasants in flight, signed R. Scott, and a large ceramic figure of a seated dalmatian, height 62cm, etc.Additional InformationBalleek jug with tiny chip to the rim, minimal wear throughout, one of the Lladro figures is still in the original packaging and doesn't look like it has been out of the box.
Lot 403
QUINCEY (T), THE CONFESSIONS OF AN ENGLISH OPIUM-EATER, illustrated by Sonia Woolf, with pictorial d.j., green cloth, The Bodley Head Ltd, 1930; ADLINGTON (R), trans, CANDIDE AND OTHER ROMANCES BY VOLTAIRE, pictorial d.j. and black cloth, The Bodley Head Ltd, reprint 1929; FLAUBERT (G), MADAME BOVARY, illustrated by John Austen, pictorial blue cloth, The Bodley Head Ltd, 1928; AUSTEN (J), illus, DON JUAN BY LORD BYRON, pictorial white cloth, The Bodley Head Ltd, 1926; STERNE (L), THE LIFE OF TRISTRAM SHANDY, illustrated by John Austen, pictorial black cloth, The Bodley Head Ltd, 1928; with a 1931 reprint of Madame Bovary with the frontis plate loose; DEFOE (D), MOLL FLANDERS, illustrated by John Austen, The Bodley Head Ltd, 1929 (7).
Lot 415
CHAFFERS (W), THE NEW KERAMIC GALLERY, 2 vols, gilt pictorial green cloth, London, Reeves and Turner, 1926; HOBSON (R), THE WARES OF THE MING DYNASTY, with d.j., and slip case, Charles E Tuttle Company, 3rd, 1971; KENT (W), DESIGNS OF INIGO JONES, Gregg Press, 1967; PATER (W), THE RENAISSANCE, studies in Art and Pottery, Limited Editions Club, 1976; POOLE (M), THE WOOD ENGRAVINGS OF JOHN FARLEIGH, Gresham Publishing, 1985; with four 1960s Sotheby’s auction catalogues on manuscripts.
Lot 416
THE FOLIO SOCIETY; five volumes from the The Folio Poets, Wordsworth, Shelley, Kipling, Coleridge and Keats; with RACKHAM (A), GRIMM’S FAIRY TALES; A FOLIO ANTHOLOGY OF POETRY; HISTORY OF WESTERN PHILOSOPHY; HUGHES (R), THE FATAL SHORE; and, POE (EDGAR), TALES OF MYSTERY AND IMAGINATION, all in slip cases (10).
Lot 434
FAIRLESS (M), THE ROADMENDER, limited edition, 144/1025, Riccardi Press 1920; BLAIR (R), THE GRAVE, with illustrations by William Blake, 1/2 vellum with red boards, London, Routledge; GOOSE (E), ROBERT BROWNING, London, Fisher Unwin, 1890; WHITTIER (J), THE KING'S MISSIVE MABLE MARTIN, London, Sampson Lowe, 1881 (4).
Lot 436
A miscellany of illustrated books, to include, GREENAWAY (K), illus, ALMANACK FOR 1926; GREENAWAY (K), illus, LITTLE ANN, George Routledge; CALDECOTT (R), R CALDECOTT’S PICTURE BOOK, Frederick Warne; WAUGH (E), LANCASHIRE SONGS, 1886; STEVENSON (R.L) TREASURE ISLAND, second edition, Cassell &Company, 1884 (25).
Lot 453
A collection of sixteen mostly poetical books, to include, HOLMES (O), THE POET AT THE BREAKFAST TABLE 3 vols, gilt 3/4 cloth with patterned boards, London, Walter Scott; BROWNING (R), FIFINE AT THE FAIR, London, Smith Elder, 1872; BROWNING (R), CHRISTMAS-EVE AND EASTER DAY, London, Chapman and Hall, 1850; BROWNING (R), RED COTTON NIGHT-CAP COUNTRY, 1873 (16).
Lot 457
BROWNING (R), THE POETICAL WORKS OF ROBERT BROWNING, 15 vols, green cloth, London, Smith Elder, 1889; THE ANTIQUARYS BOOKS, 15 vols, red cloth with gilt lettering, various early 20th century dates; BROWNING (R), THE RING AND THE BOOK, 4 vols, 1868; THE LITERARY REMAINS OF SAMUEL TAYLOR COLERIDGE, 4 vols, Pickering, 1836; GOLLANCZ (I), THE WORKS OF SHAKESPEARE, lacking 1 volume, green cloth, Dent, 1899; and 51 William Pickering published blue cloth mound books, mostly 1830s (quantity).
Lot 492
THE FOLIO SOCIETY, a collection of forty four books, to include, OSCAR WILDE, three vols in slip case; THE CANTERBURY TALES, 1974; PICARD (L), RESTORATION LONDON; GREENE (G), TRAVELS WITH MY AUNT; MACAULAY (R), THE TOWERS OF TREBIZOND; CHRISTIE (A), AND THEN THERE WERE NONE; GRAVES (R), I CLAUDIUS and CLAUDIUS THE GOD (44).
Lot 77A
Masonic interest; a 9ct yellow gold gentleman’s signet ring with masonic emblem, approximate size r, approximate weight 6g, together with a base metal Widnes Lodge badge, also a hallmarked silver and enamel past president medal from the Liverpool and district lodge, and two masonic books (5). Additional InformationPostage for this lot would be a small box.
Lot 6
Railway interest - a large BR(W)R warning light "Stop Do Not Proceed Without Shunters Permission", black metal with opaque glass panel to the front and yellow lettering. Lacks burner, 43.5cms high, 43cms wide **Lots must be paid for and collected within seven working days of the sale; if they are not collected within this time then they will be removed to an external site for storage and fees will apply.
Lot 58
WW2 Multiple signed booklet The Tank Busters 609 (West Riding) Typhoon Squadron signed by , S/L R. P. Beamont, DSO, DFC Commanding Officer Oct 42 May 43, S/L A. Ingle, DFC, AFC Commanding Officer May 43 Aug 43, S/L R. A. Lallemont (Belgium), DFC Commanding Officer Aug 44 Sept 44, S/L L. W. F. Stark, DFC, AFC Commanding Officer Mar 45 Sept 45, Flt.Lt. J. A. Atkinson, DFC, Flt.Lt. J. D. Inches (Can), DFC, F/O K. H. Adam, F/O G. L. R. C. Jaspis (Belgium), DFC, F/O J. A. Stewart, DFC, F/O H. T. Skett, Dr G. A. Bell, OBE Squadron Medical Officer 44 45, P/O G. L. Watelet (Belgium), F/O De Bruyn (Belgium), D. Harkness (NZ), DFC, P/O A. G. LaForce (Belgium), P/O J. A. Mathys (Belgium), P/O A. H. Billam, P/O G. Stevens, W/O T. F. Annear (NZ), W/O F. D. Linacre (Australia). Good Condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99
Lot 39
* DAME LAURA KNIGHT (BRITISH 1877 - 1970), SUN RAYS ON THE MALVERN HILLS oil on canvas, signed; titled label verso image size 51cm x 61cm, overall size 68cm x 78cm Framed. Label verso: Ian MacNicol, Glasgow. Provenance: A Private Scottish Collector. Authentication: We are grateful to R. John Croft FCA the nearest living relative of Dame Laura Knight and the Chairman of The Trustees of the Estate of Dame Laura Knight KBE, RA, RWS who has confirmed that "Sun Rays on the Malvern Hills" will be included in the Catalogue Raisonné currently being compiled for the work of Dame Laura Knight and Harold Knight and we would encourage current owners to contact Mr Croft at info@damelauraknight.co.uk or through the website at damelauraknight.com. Note: Those interested may also like to know that in addition to the current Laura Knight exhibition being held at Penlee House, Penzance; at the beginning of October MK Gallery will be holding the largest Laura Knight exhibition held for over 50 years with over 150 works.
Lot 1
A pair of William IV mahogany framed bar back chairs, circa 1830s, with upholstered backing and drop in seat, each chair stamped 'HO COM' to the back of the top rail, for 'House of Commons', and further stamped to the back of one of the legs 'W R IV' with royal crown, 88 cm high x 45 cm wide x 46 cm deep
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