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Lot 36
Battle of Britain pilots multiple signed RAF WW2 cover. Wing Commander R. R. Stanford-Tuck signed RAF cover commemorating the Opening of the Battle of Britain Museum 28th November 1978. Signed by 14 including Richard Haine, Harry Whitlock, Peter Hairs, Wally Wallens, Richard Jones, John Keatings, Bill Hodds flown in VC-10 XV. Good Condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and 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 395
After George Morland (1763-1804). 'CHILDREN BIRD-NESTING', a mezzotint print engraved by W. Ward and published by J. R. Smith London February the 27th 1789, 44.8 x 54.4cm, together with three other prints after Morland, including: CHILDREN NUTTING and 'EVENING ON THE POST BOY'S RETURN', all in glazed Hogarth type frames, together with a pair of hand-coloured mezzotint prints after W. R. Bigg, 'THE PLUNDERING VAGRENTS' and 'THE PEASANT'S INTEGRITY' engraved by W. Barnard, in glazed giltwood frames. (6)
Lot 434
A Scottish brown leather cabin trunk by R. W. Forsyth, the canvas lined interior banded with crocodile edging, the lift-out tray and oval label inscribed 'R. W. FORSYTH LTD. MAKERS EDINBURGH AND GLASGOW', stamped with initials either side 'F. A. G.', with a brass lock, 35cm high, 91.5cm wide, 54cm deep.
Lot 522
John Henry Foley R. A. (Irish 1818-1874). A 19th century bronzed electrotype figure of Oliver Goldsmith, the writer standing holding a book in his left hand and a pen in his right, the square base with impressed marks 'J H FOLEY RA SCUL LONDON' and 'ELKINGTON CO FOUNDERS', 50.5cm high. This present lot is a reduced version of a larger sculpture erected in 1864 outside Trinity College in Dublin.
Lot 572
An early 19th century fiddleback mahogany and brass bound jewellery box, the hinged lid with a sunken brass handle, inscribed 'Lady Piggot', revealing a later interior, the underside of the lid with a letter pouch with a cut paper trade label, inscribed 'R. Richard Manufacturer of Writing Desks, Dressing and Work Boxes, Portfolios, Pocket Books, Inkstands & c. Regent Circus, Oxford Street LONDON', above a divided lift-out tray, with a brass Bramah lock, 12.4cm high, 28.3cm wide, 20.4cm deep.
Lot 1371A
Stereo system to include Audiolab 8000A Arcam CD72 A&R Cambridge tuner and Nakamichi 581 cassette deck. This system was removed complete from a house clearance CONDITION REPORT: All electrical items in this lot have been PAT tested for safety and have passed. This does not confirm that the item is in full working order.
Lot 162
A set of eight George III mahogany 'Hepplewhite' dining chairs, each with an oval back with a pierced splat carved with leaves, drapes and a guilloche band, above a stuffed-over seat covered in damask fabric, on square tapering front legs with spade feet united by an 'H' stretcher, the back rail stamped with workman's initials 'I R'. (8) Provenance: Purchased by the current vendor from Lennox Cato at the BADA Antiques Fair in 2013.
Lot 549
Medal commemorating the planned invasion of England 1804. obv laureate head of Emperor Napoleon I R Legend Napoleon Emp. ET.R01, rev. Hercules wrestling with Antaeus 'Descente En Angleterre" and Frappe A Londres en 1804 in exergue. The bar under 'Denon Derexi' obverse covers the place where 1806 was removed with 'copied from the French medal to rim' reference National Maritime Museum, London and 'the Collection', Royal Museums Greenwich, diameter 41mm
Lot 1786
R W Hume's comic envelope No2 'Balloon Letters', imprint to top flap reads 'Published & Sold by R W Hume Leith'. Imprint to lower flap reads 'No. 2' and also has an indistinct part red circular postmark. Believed to be a State 2 variety with 'Stationer' omitted from top flap. Parts of envelope missing and general staining but a rare item, circa 1840
Lot 223
The History of Painting in Italy from the Period of the Revival of The Fine Arts to the End of the Eighteenth Century Translated from the Italian of the Abate Luigi Lanzi by Thomas Roscoe, published W. Simpkin & R. Marshall, 1828 first edition in 6 volumes bound in 19thC half leather over marbled boards, raised bands with gilt titles
Lot 288
Scott's Last Expedition in two volumes, being The Journal of Captain R.F. Scott and The Reports of the Journeys & The Scientific Work undertaken by Dr. E.A. Wilson and the Surviving Members of the Expedition Arranged by Leonard Huxley with a preface by Sir Clements R. Markham with portraits, photogravures, colour plates and maps, published Smith Elder 1914 in 2 volumes in original gilt lettered cloth (2)
Lot 310
The Works of the Most Reverend Dr. John Tillotson, Late Lord Archbishop of Canterbury by Thomas Birch comprising volume the first with fifty four Sermons and Discourses together with The Rule of Faith, and volume the third containing Two Hundred Sermons to which are Annexed Prayers composed by him for his own use, A Discourse and a form of Prayer for the use of King William printed for J & R Tonson, S. Draper, R. Ware, J & P Knapton, S. Birt etc etc 1752 (lacking volume the Second) frontispiece portrait, bound in half leather over marbled boards (2)
Lot 112
A salt glazed studio pottery crock with decoration in the manner of Cardew with pitched pine cover, a large stoneware flagon and another inscribed "Robert R. Bartlett & Sons, Bristol" CONDITION REPORTS The large stoneware flagon is approx. 53 cm in height. The stoneware crock is approx. 31 cm in height and the smaller stoneware flagon is approx. 32 cm in height
Lot 23
A 19th Century mahogany apothecary's chest, the top with herringbone banding and moulded edge opening to reveal scales, four bottles, measures, funnel and bone spoon, over a door opening to reveal six various bottles bearing labels "A J Wells late J W Trigg, Gloucester, Arthur J Wells and J W Trigg" over seven various drawers, the centre drawer containing glass pestle and mortar, with further rear door containing eight various bottles bearing labels for "R Y Duckworth, Gloucester, Arthur J Wells, Gloucester, W H Hampton, Gloucester" CONDITION REPORTS Case with staining, denting, scratching etc conducive with age and use. Top interior particularly so with lots of denting particularly to the front edge suggesting it may have been forced at some stage. Interior bottles etc may or may not be original. Drawers empty with the exception of small quantity of weights top left drawer. Door catches/hooks right hand side missing though eyes extant. Rear compartment with eight bottles, varying labels, again catch and eye missing - see images for further detail
Lot 25
Victorian pine-cased electrotherapy unit bearing white metal plaque inscribed "Grigg's Conical Electromagnetic Machine Patented Jan 8th 1873, London, Sole Manufacturer J R Chislet, 35 Union Street, Plymouth", together sponge pads, a Montgomery Ward & Co of Chicago "Voltamp Battery No 3 - Relief" electric therapy battery unit, another mahogany-cased electric therapy unit (incomplete) and a John Bell & Croydon and Arnold & Sons of London electric therapy unit (4)
Lot 323
NICHOLAS RESTIF DU LA BRETONNE "Monsieur Nicolas or the Human Heart Unveiled, the Intimate Memoirs of ...." translated by R. Crowdy Mathers with introduction by Havelock Ellis, volumes 1-6 published for subscribers only by John Rodker, London 1930 limited edition 102/825, tooled cloth board bound designed by Paul Nash with tooled and gilded spine
Lot 332
JACK LINDSAY "Dionysos Nietzsche Contra Nietzsche", 1st Edition published The Fanfrolico Press, London, limited edition 89/500 signed by the author, tooled and gilded cloth board bound together with fifteen further signed limited edition 1st Editions including HAROLD CHILD "Love and Unlove", FREDERIC MANNING "Scenes and Portraits", ERIC WILLIAMS "The Wooden Horse", ROBERT CRAWFORD "Nine Tales from the Contes Drolatique of Honoré du Balzac", one volume "The Physiology of Marriage" translated by Francis MacNamara published Casanova Society 1925, limited edition 246/1000, cloth board bound, HENRY WILLIAMSON "The Flax of Dream" (Vols 1, 3 and 4), T.F. POWYS "The Two Thieves", STELLA BENSON "Hope Against Hope and Other Stories" (x2), GEORGE MOORE "Ulick and Soracha", NORA HOULT "Violet Rider", R. ALDINGTON "Stepping Heavenward", H.W. FREEMAN "Down in the Valley" and LYTTON STRACHEY "Portraits in Miniature"
Lot 353A
A box of antiquarian books tooled and gilded leather bound including one volume "Drunken Barnaby's four journeys to the North of England...together with Bessy Bell" 3rd edition, 1723, one Volume "Cromwelliana a chronological detail of events in which Oliver Cromwell was engaged from the year 1642 to his death 1658 ..." published Machell Stace, London 1810, one Volume "The History of Johnny Quae Genus the little foundling of the late Dr. Syntax: a poem, by the author of The Three Tours" published R. Ackermann, London 1822, THOMAS D'URFEY "Wit and Mirth or pills to purge melancholy" 4th edition, 1719 Volumes 1, 2, 3, 5 and 6, JANE BARKER "The entertaining novels of ..." 3rd edition, 1736 2 Volumes and one Volume "The works of Patronius Arbiter..." 4th edition, 1713 11 Volumes total
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