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Lot 720
1950'S Ten programmes Arsenal v Burnley 51-52, Bradford City v Chesterfield 53-54, Bolton v Huddersfield 53-54, Coventry v Blackburn R 49-50, Gateshead v Darlington 57-58, Leeds v Burnley 56-57, Liverpool v Middlesbrough 50-51, Norwich v Shrewsbury 51-52, Southport v Mansfield 52-53 & Workington V Accrington 53-54. Generally good
Lot 111
RICHARD SIBBS DD.(puritan pilgrim) and Richard Baker. Book two-sermons upon the first words of Christ last sermon -John XIIII, being also the last sermons of Richard Sibbs, preached to the Honourable Society of Grays Inn, June 21st and 28th 1635, who the next Lords day following died and rested from all his labours. Printed by Thomas Harper, London for Lawrence Chapman and are to be sold at his shop in Holborne at Chancery Lane End dated 1636, the frontis signed in ink and of the period ex libris R Bateman. By family repute this book belonged to Robert Bateman (1560-1644) who was a merchant adventurer and politician who was elected MP for the city of London in 1621 and also sat in the house of commons between 1614-1626. He also was the treasurer of the East India Company, and an eminent merchant in London's South Sea Bubble period. He was also master of the Skinners Company in 1620, in association with his own cloth business bound together in this tome, meditations and disquisitions upon the Lord's prayer by Sir Richard Baker, knight of London. He wrote this book whilst he was in fleet prison, where he eventually died after being locked up here because of debts to the Crown. Printed by Anne Griffin, and are to be sold by Anne Bovler at the sign of the marigold in Pauls churchyard 1636. This book was printed in the same year that some of the puritan Pilgrim Fathers, Standish and others at Plymouth rock, New England left to set up a new colony in Massachusetts. Not original boards or bindings, interior in good condition considering its age and use over the past 400 years
Lot 140
This view of the port of Liverpool, is s respectfully dedicated to the mayor and council of that borough by their most obedient humble servant Henry Lacey. Engraved by R G Reeves painted by Samuel Walters. A fine original impression hand coloured print dated 1836. Framed and glazed, overall size. 25" x 32"
Lot 45
NO RESERVE James (M. R.).- Strang (William), after. Montague Rhodes James, Provost of Eton, colour printed facsimile after the original chalk drawing now held in the Fitzwilliam museum, image approx. 275 x 175 mm (10 3/4 x 6 7/8 in), under glass, framed, [circa 1909 but later]; together with a facsimile portrait of Campbell Dodgson after Randolph Schwabe's 1932 chalk drawing, framed (2)
Lot 327
Local Interest - Two brass-sleeved treen dock yard tipstaffs or staves, one engraved GIIII R St Mary Port Ward 4, the second WIIII R St Mary Port Ward 13, each with brass ball terminal and cylindrical sleeve on turned wooden handle, 38cm and 37.5cm long respectively, sold with a Catalogue of the Valuable Collections of Rare Local Books, Maps, Prints, Autographs, Local Antiques & Curios &c, formed by the late Mr. G. E. Weare, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday, 24th, 25th and 26th January 1912, conducted by C. H. Tucker & Co (price 6p) where these two items feature as lot 744 on p.48, together with a Bill of Sale dated January 1912 from John E. Pritchard & Co Auctioneers Bristol, for lots purchased by A.W. Page Esq. for lots including 744 (£5 5/- 0d, total bill £31 12/- 6d) with signed and stamped receipt of funds dated Jan 30 1912 as Provenance (4) Condition: George III tipstaff in good condition with minor dints commensurate with age and use including some wear to wooden handle. William IV example with extensive losses to top of wooden handle (approximately 80% of flared terminal), otherwise sound. **General condition consistent with age
Lot 75
Lizzie (Liza) Wilkins for Della Robbia - Arts & Crafts ovoid bottle vase and cover, sgraffito decorated with robins perching on branches, on an orange and aqua blue ground, marked 'D R 96, 'LW' to base, 24cm high Condition: Crazing to the glaze on the whole piece, chips to glaze on top of rim and to top of lid, small hair line cracks to top of the vase rim, the lid having small repaired section, crack and glue visible to cork. **General condition consistent with age
Lot 784
A group of three vintage gentleman's boxed cufflinks and studs to include a pair of silver mother of pearl and blue stone cufflinks housed within a R. B. Ashcroft box, a pair of yellow metal oval cufflinks with engraved scrolled decoration set within a Kendal & Dent box and a set of three collar studs set with round agate cabochons. All boxed with original tooled leatherette boxes.
Lot 1086
An Edward VII hallmarked silver tobacco box of oval form, with planished decoration surrounding an oval cartouche with engraved initials LB from R&D.S, maker's mark indistinct, Birmingham 1907, length 8cm, approx 2.04ozt/63.4g.Additional InformationDenting to the sides and bottom, general wear.
Lot 122
An 18ct yellow gold and diamond solitaire ring, the round brilliant cut stone weighing approx 1.66cts, in claw setting, size R 1/2, approx 6.9g.Additional InformationDiameter of the stone approx 7.65mm, depth approx 4.5mm, no certificate with the stone. A couple of tiny chips to the edges, under the naked eye the stone is drawing slightly yellow, but no major inclusions. Under a loupe there are a few tiny inclusions but no obvious fractures or piques. The claw tips are rubbed in parts, generally OK. Free from fluorescence.
Lot 1277
R & W SORLEY; a late Victorian Scottish hallmarked silver and embossed lozenge shaped bowl, with shell fruit and scrolling decoration on four shaped supports, Glasgow 1896, length 16cm, approx 2.71ozt/84.6g.Additional InformationThe decoration is certainly better on this than you see on most, slight misshapen to the rim, clear hallmarks, couple of pin head sized dents and general surface wear throughout.
Lot 1340
WILLIAM NEALE & SON LTD; a George VI hallmarked silver cigarette case of rectangular form, with engine turned detail, Birmingham 1947, with gilded interior and engraved initial 'R', 11.5 x 8.5cm, also four further pieces of hallmarked silver including a cigarette case with engine turned detail and hinged mechanism to the interior, card case, two vesta cases, approx 12.5ozt/388.8g (5).Additional InformationMinor denting, misshaping, scratches, minor rubbing.
Lot 16
SMITHS; a 9ct yellow gold cased 'De Luxe' mechanical railway service presentation wristwatch, the circular dial set with Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, the case reverse inscribed 'B.R. London Midland Region R. Grundy in appreciation of 45 years' service', on later leather strap, dial diameter excluding winding crown 30mm.Additional InformationRuns when wound, though no guarantee of working order, a large scratch to the glass - this will need to be replaced. Heavy general wear to case throughout, with scratches, nicks and tarnish.
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