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[VICTORIA]: (1819-1901) Queen of the United Kingdom Great Britain & Ireland 1837-1901. A rare collection of Queen Victoria’s intimate apparel, comprising a large white linen short sleeved Nightdress with a fine machine lace patterned border to the collar and sleeves, with embroidered Royal crown and initials VR; a cream linen Chemise, also with a machine lace patterned frill at the neckline and sleeves and with embroidered Royal crown, initials VR and size number 24 beneath; a pair of white linen Bloomers with embroidered Royal crown, initials VR and size number 36; a fine pair of black silk Stockings with white tips, and with embroidered Royal crown and the initials VR beneath; and a white lace pocket Handkerchief featuring two different attractive patterned borders and the Royal crown and initials VR embroidered in one corner. Accompanied by two autograph notes, unsigned (although most likely in the hand of Mrs. John Nicholas Price Wood, Lt. Col., wife of the High Sherriff of Shropshire in 1943), each on different correspondence cards from Henley Hall, Ludlow, n.d. (c.1936), the first stating, in full, ‘Underlinen & stockings worn by Her Majesty Queen Victoria’ and the second stating, in full, ‘This Pocket Handkerchief belonged to Her Majesty Queen Victoria & was given to Elma Wood by Her Highness Princess Helena Victoria, grand daughter of Queen Victoria’, (also included is a Registered envelope, evidently originally containing the handkerchief, hand addressed by Princess Helena Victoria to Mrs. Price Wood at Henley Hall, Ludlow, post marked 8th July 1936, and signed H.V. by the Princess with her initials in the lower left corner, some small tears and age wear), and further including a third autograph note, unsigned, in an unidentified hand, n.p., n.d., stating, in full, ‘Night Gown worn by her late Majesty Queen Victoria the year she died January 1901’. Some pinholes, evidently where the notes were originally attached to the garments. All of the clothing and notes of provenance are contained in a handsome red leather despatch box with the gilt stamped name of Sir Albert K. Rollit L.L.D. to the lid, the brass handle with a brown oblong 12mo luggage label tied to it, with the printed address of Mrs. Price Wood, Henley Hall, Ludlow, Salop, annotated in ink (presumably in the hand of Mrs. John Nicholas Price Wood once more) in part ‘This Box contains H.M. Victoria’s under clothes worn during the year of her death, Night dress, stockings, chemise….& drawers, Handkerchief. The Handkerchief was given me by H R Highness Princess Helena Victoria grand daughter of Queen Victoria’. A rare collection with good provenance. Some light age wear, generally VG, Sml Qty. Helena Victoria of Schleswig-Holstein (1870-1948) Granddaughter of Queen Victoria. Sir Albert Kaye Rollit (1842-1922) British Politician, Lawyer & Businessman, Consul-General for Romania 1911-22. A single pair of Queen Victoria’s bloomers sold at an English auction for £10,500 in July 2015.
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EDWARD VII: (1841-1910) King of the United Kingdom 1901-10. D.S., Edward R & I, as King, at the head, one page, oblong folio, Court at Saint James, 12th April 1907. The partially printed document approves the appointment made by the King of the Belgians for Mr. S. Rosenbaum to be a Consul at Singapore and allows Rosenbaum 'all the Privileges, Immunities and Advantages' belonging to his post. Countersigned at the foot by Edward Grey (1862-1933) 1st Viscount Grey of Fallodon, British Statesman, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs 1905-16. With blind embossed seal at the head. Two file holes to the upper corners, some extensive dust staining and age wear and a few small holes to the folds, slightly affecting the text and signatures, FR Sigmund Rosenbaum (1874-1948) German-born Diplomat.
GEORGE V: (1865-1936) King of the United Kingdom 1910-36. Vintage signed sepia 9.5 x 13.5 photograph, the image depicting the King standing in a three quarter length pose wearing his uniform. Photograph by W & D Downey. Signed ('George R. I') in fountain pen ink to a light area at the base of the image and dated Christmas 1910 in his hand. Some heavy water staining to the photographer's mount and some spotting and age wear to the image, only very slightly affecting the signature, FR
BRITISH ROYALTY: Small selection of signed pieces and Free Front envelopes by various members of the British Royalty comprising King George III (bold ink signature, George R, as King, on a piece of vellum slightly irregularly clipped from a document, with a partial blind embossed paper seal affixed), Ernest Augustus I of Hanover (signed Free Front envelope panel, 1846), Princess Victoria of Saxe-Coburg-Saalfeld (Autograph envelope, unsigned, addressed in her hand to Queen Adelaide) and Prince George, Duke of Cambridge (Autograph envelope signed, Cambridge, addressed in his hand to the Duke of Wellington, and with a separate signed piece clipped from a letter, apparently also to the Duke of Wellington and with a few lines of holograph text to one side, stating that he will be happy to attend the Duchess's Ball). Some light overall age wear, FR to generally G, 5
WALPOLE ROBERT: (1676-1745) British Prime Minister 1721-42. Portion of a D.S., R Walpole, one page, oblong 8vo, n.p. (London), 14th May 1712, with four lines of manuscript text transferring the sum of one thousand pounds to the Honourable Richard Hill with all interest. Countersigned by Hill and his witness at the foot, acknowledging receipt of the full amount. With several lines of printed text to the verso. Some light age wear and a few minor tears and small areas of paper loss to the edges and corners, not affecting the text or signatures, otherwise VG The payment was most likely made to The Rev. The Hon. Sir Richard Hill of Hawkstone (1655-1727) English Diplomat, Public Servant and Statesman who accumulated great wealth during his lifetime.
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[PEEL ROBERT]: (1788-1850) British Prime Minister 1834-35 & 1841-46. LITTLETON EDWARD (1791-1863) 1st Baron Hatherton. British Politician, Chief Secretary for Ireland 1833-34. A.L.S., Hatherton, one page, 8vo, n.p., n.d., to Robert Peel ('My dear Peel'). Littleton announces 'This is the Biscuit Medallion of Sir R. Walpole, which I mentioned to you' and continues 'It has been broken, & is of little value - I think it must have been done from a Wax Medallion by Dessier, who was a man who worked both in marble and wax about 80 years ago - & whose name I see at the bottom'. A letter of interesting association linking two British Prime Ministers. Very slight, minor traces of former mounting to the right edge of the verso, VG Sir Robert Walpole (1676-1745) British Prime Minister 1721-42. Britain's first Prime Minister who served one hundred years before Peel took office.
BRITISH PRIME MINISTERS: Selection of signed pieces, signed menu cards (some front covers only), signed colour photographs (2) etc., by various British Prime Ministers comprising Stanley Baldwin ('Baldwin of Bewdley'), James Callaghan, Edward Heath, Harold Wilson, Lord Home (brief T.L.S.), Margaret Thatcher (signed bookplate featuring an illustration of the Houses of Parliament), John Major and Tony Blair (signed colour 10 x 8), also including a small selection of signed irregularly clipped pieces, signed menu cards, a few T.Ls.S. etc., by various British politicians including George Thomas, Jim Prior (2), John Reid, Kenneth Baker, Kenneth Clarke, Douglas Hurd, R. A. Butler etc. G to generally VG to EX, 21
WORLD POLITICS: Small selection of signed pieces, letterheads etc., by various World Leaders comprising Stanley Bruce (Australian Prime Minister 1923-29), James Scullin (Australian Prime Minister 1929-32), Henry Barwell (Premier of South Australia 1920-24), Richard Squires (Prime Minister of Newfoundland 1919-23), George Forbes (2; Prime Minister of New Zealand 1930-35), R. B. Bennett (Prime Minister of Canada 1930-35), J. B. M. Hertzog (Prime Minister of South Africa 1924-39) and also including a colour 10 x 8 photograph of Ronald and Nancy Reagan bearing facsimile signatures of the American President and First Lady. Generally VG, 9
CHARD JOHN: (1847-1897) British Colonel, Victoria Cross winner for his actions during the defence of Rorke's Drift in Zululand, 22nd/23rd January 1879. Rare A.L.S., John R M Chard, one page, 8vo, Devonport, 17th February 1880, to George R. Brown. Chard writes, in full, 'I thank you for your kind letter and good wishes'. Neatly laid down and with some light age toning and minor chipping (causing a few small areas of paper loss) to the edges, not affecting the text or signature, G
LEE ROBERT E.: (1807-1870) American General, Commanded the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia in the American Civil War from 1862 until his surrender in 1865. A good A.L.S., R E Lee, one page, 8vo, Arlington, 23rd May 1859, to Major P. V. Hagner (‘My dear Major’), incorporating a small original drawing. Lee states ‘I thought Housings had been adopted by the Board. I know I voted against it. If not adopted I do not wish any’. The General further gives his correspondent some instructions, ‘I will have the brass plates in the bit as you suggest [at this point in the letter Lee has penned a small drawing of a design he wishes to create] The 2 enveloped by the C, different from that of the men’ and remarks that the pouches must have covers in order to secure their contents, and that he wishes them to be light. With blank integral leaf (slight traces of former mounting). Some light uniform age toning, most likely caused by previous framing, about VG Peter V. Hagner (1815-1893) United States Army officer who served in the American Civil War. In the years before the war Hagner commanded several arsenals and was responsible for the maintenance and upkeep on weaponry and military stores. The present letter is written just months before Lee defeated the white abolitionist John Brown and his men at what is known as the Raid on Harpers Ferry (October 1859). It is considered by military historians to have been one of the monumental events leading up to the Civil War.
McCALL FREDERICK: (1896-1949) Canadian Fighter Ace of World War I credited with 35 victories. Fountain pen ink signature (‘F. R. McCall, Capt’) on an oblong 12mo piece neatly removed from a document, with several additional typed words including ‘Commanding No. 42 Squadron’ beneath his signature. Some light creasing to the lower left corner, VG
McELROY GEORGE: (1893-1918) Irish-born Fighter Ace of World War I credited with 47 victories. D.S., G E H McElroy, in pencil, one page, 4to, n.p., 8th July 1918. The partially printed document, completed in type, is a Combat Report (headed Combats in the Air) completed by McElroy following one of his confirmed victories east of La Bassee, the narrative stating, in part, ‘Attacked E.A. from above and behind firing about 120 rounds from 200 yards range silencing observer. Zoomed up and cleared gun stoppage and then got position 100 yards behind E.A. fired about 50 rounds, E.A. went down out of control in slow spins and crashed….’ Countersigned at the foot by Captain J. P. R. Napier, Commanding No. 40 Squadron RAF confirming the victory. Autographs of McElroy are extremely rare in any form as a result of his early death, when killed in action, at the young age of 25. One file hole to the upper left corner, not affecting the text or signatures, VG The present document relates to McElroy’s 37th aerial victory.
URQUHART ROY: (1901-1988) British Military officer of World War II, commanded the 1st Airborne Division during Operation Market Garden. T.L.S., R E Urquhart, one page, 4to, Whitehall, 22nd January 1947, to Whom it may concern, on the blind embossed stationery of the War Office. Urquhart writes a letter of testimonial, in full, 'Major S. Gregory has been acting as my Personal Assistant for the last 6 months of my tenure as D.T.A. & A.C.F. He has a likeable personality and can be relied upon at all times to do his best. He has a cheerful manner and is a very willing worker. His long experience of the Army has given him a very valuable background, of which he makes full use'. Together with an A.L.S. by Major General Russell Gurney (1890-1947), one page, 4to, War Office, 17th June 1946, to Samuel Gregory, thanking him for his magnificent work and loyal support and also including a folio document granting the dignity of an Additional Member of the Military Division of the Order of the British Empire to Gregory, 1st January 1941, bearing rubber stamped signatures of King George VI and Queen Mary. Further including Leslie Rundle (1856-1934) British General of World War I. A.L.S., Leslie Rundle, three pages, 4to, The Palace, Malta, 4th October 1914, to [Arthur Edward Tolfrey] Christie, stating, in part, 'You have been a great assistance to me in every way - I shall not be alive when you get to the top of the tree, but I believe and hope you will go far. In losing you I part with a good deal; but for the sake of the service & your own, I do not regret your going - though I do for my own....The local auditor is going to play the devil with this place & had much better go to Egypt where I am sure he is much more wanted. I fancy we save hundreds here where Egypt wastes thousands...' and also including a naval commission and document granting the dignity of an Additional Officer of the Military Division of the Order of the British Empire to Lieutenant Commander Christie, bearing rubber stamped signatures of King George V, King George VI and Queen Mary. Some light overall age wear, generally VG, 6
HESS RUDOLF: (1894-1987) German Reichsminister, Adolf Hitler's Deputy in the Nazi Party. T.L.S., R. Hess, one page, oblong 4to, Munich, 4th November 1933, to Hans Rabenberger, on the printed stationery of the National Socialist German Workers Party, in German. Hess states that he has not been able to visit his correspondent's exhibition until today, when he discovered in the exhibition prospectus that it had ended. He asks to be informed if Rabenberger stages another exhibition in the future. Two file holes to the left edge and a couple of small tears to the edges of two folds, not affecting the text or signature. Accompanied by a postcard photograph of Hess bearing a facsimile signature. G to about VG, 2
HESS RUDOLF: (1894-1987) German Reichsminister, Adolf Hitler's Deputy in the Nazi Party. Vintage signed and inscribed 7.5 x 9.5 photograph of Hess in a head and shoulders pose. Photograph by Conrad and bearing their blind embossed stamp to the lower white border. Signed ('R Hess') in fountain pen ink to the lower white border by Hess and dated, Munich, 12th June 1938, in his hand. Inscribed by Hess in German to a dark area at the base of the image. Some very light, extremely minor age wear, VG
SIGNED BOOKS: A miscellaneous selection of signed paperback (8) and hardback (22) books by a wide variety of famous individuals including I Am Spock by Leonard Nimoy, Upwardly Mobile by Norman Tebbit, Strachan Style - A Life in Football by Gordon Strachan, Good Vibrations - The True Story of Ann Summers by Jacqueline Gold, Scene and Hird by Thora Hird, On Cricket by Geoffrey Boycott, Batman - Son of the Demon by Jerry Bingham, R Crumb Draws the Blues by Robert Crumb, Little Gems by Gervase Phinn, The Bible - The Old Testament according to... by Spike Milligan, An Open Book by Monica Dickens, The Holy Thief by Ellis Peters, The Queen and I by Sue Townsend, Until the Final Hour by Traudl Junge (loosely inserted signed card), Ricky by Ricky Tomlinson, The Autobiography by Jack Charlton, Dining with the Duchess by Sarah, Duchess of York, Gemma Bovery by Posy Simmonds (featuring an original pencil drawing) etc., Some of the hardback editions are First Editions and most are accompanied by the dust jackets. Some are signed to custom printed bookplates. Together with a selection of signed album record sleeves by various popular singers, bands and musicians etc., including Brotherhood of Man (Martin Lee, Nicky Stevens, Lee Sheriden and Sandra Stevens), Humphrey Lyttelton, The Three Degrees, The Icicle Works (2; Chris Layhe, Ian McNabb & Chris Sharrock), Tony Christie, Uriah Heap, Gerry Marsden, Bert Weedon, Chris de Burgh etc. A few unsigned and secretarial. Records still present. G to VG, 58
THEATRE & MUSIC: Selection of signed pieces, cards, A.Ls.S., a few signed programmes, autograph albums (2) etc., by various stage actors and entertainers, classical musicians and opera singers etc., including Laurence Olivier, Ivor Novello, Cedric Hardwicke, Johnston Forbes Robertson, Albert Chevalier, Cyril Maude, Frank R. Benson, George Arliss, Fay Compton, Ellaline Terriss, Sybil Thorndike, Anton Lang, Nellie Melba, Clara Butt, Adeline Genee, Walford Davies, Charles Santley, John Sims Reeves, Carl Rosa, Jenny Lind Goldschmidt (D.S. as Governor of Worcester General Infirmary, 1861), Charles Halle, John Stainer, Alfred Cortot, Myra Hess, Leon Goossens, Ignaz Brull (small A.M.Q.S.), Michael Tippett, Nadia Nerina, poet Ernst von Wildenbruch, playwright and Nobel Prize winner for Literature (1911) Maurice Maeterlinck, painter Eduard von Grutzner etc. FR to G, 49
THEATRE: Selection of vintage signed postcard photographs, signed pieces and letterheads, a few letters etc., by various stage actors, some variety stars etc., including Lupino Lane, Georgie Wood, Irene Vanbrugh, Violet Vanbrugh, Yvonne Arnaud, Zena Dare, Flotsam & Jetsam, Diana Wynyard, Fay Compton, Raymond Massey, Matheson Lang, Sybil Thorndike, Charles Laughton, Gordon Harker, Lilian Baylis, Stanley Holloway, George Robey, Harry Tate (with small self caricature), Edith Evans, John Martin Harvey, Frank R. Benson, Henry Lytton, Johnston Forbes-Robertson, Harry Lauder, Madge Kendal, Donald Wolfit, Whimsical Walker etc. G to generally VG, 45
R WALKER. Framed, glazed, signed, 20th Century, watercolour on paper, landscape with Middle Eastern style city to the background of a group of men beside some palm trees in the middle of the desert with two others making their way towards the city framed by a hazy sunset, together with HENRY POPE (1843-1908) set of nine unframed, mounted, signed, some titled, pencil on paper, various subjects including landscapes and buildings, 45cm x 23.5cm, 25cm x 16cm (10).
F. Otto for Royal Dux - A pair of large Art Nouveau figural vases, circa 1900, modelled in the form of two female figures beside oak trees, stamp numbers '1557' and incised 'F R Otto' to the rear, h.59cm Condition Report / Extra Information One vase with no signs of damage or restoration. The other vase with area of restoration to protruding edge of top rim, 15x8mm low chip to same area at outside edge, horizontal hairline to middle area of figure, crack to upper part of water flowing into jug.
A First War Pair of medals, to 63778 PTE. R. CORORAN. N. CYCLIST. BN., together with a First War Pair of medals to 1625 GNR. W. CORCORAN. R.A., a 1914-15 Star to 27452 DVR: J. CORCORAN. R.F.A. a brooched QSA to 4744 PTE. C. COULSON. NORTH.D. FUS. a 1914-15 Star to T4-124344. PTE. P. CLARK. A.S.C. two various Victory Medals A/F and a British War Medal A/F together with various society medals and second war medals. (Parcel)
2001-2002. A mixed group of glazed ceramic items comprising: four cups and saucers with gilt detailing, each with crowned 'E II R' monogram 'The Queen's Golden Jubilee 1952-2002'; squat mug with two facing portraits, gilt detailing, to the underside 'Coalport, est.1750 / T Commemorate The Queen's Golden Jubilee 1952-2002 no. 3672 produced in a Limited Edition of 5000, Fine Bone China, Made in England, Coalport 2001'; a white-glazed mug with photographic portrait replacing the shield of the royal arms, '1952 2002' above, similar motif to the reverse with 'E II R' monogram, 'To celebrate 50 years reign of Her Majesty the Queen 1952-2002'; white-glazed dish with photographic portrait, 'Golden Jubilee 1952 2002 Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II', crowned 'E II R' monogram to the underside, 'Argyle china Stoke-on-Trent. Staffordshire'; a white-glazed dish with scrolled edge, gilt detailing, youthful and contemporary portraits within floral borders, 'To Commemorate the Golden Jubilee of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II 1952-2002', to the underside 'Royal Albert Bone China Made in England'. 2.5 kg total, 7.5-21cm (3 - 8 1/4"). Property of an Essex collector; acquired 1960-1990. [12, No Reserve]
1953. A mixed group of commemorative items for the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II comprising: a white-glazed dish with photographic portrait of Elizabeth in a cartouche supported by a lion and unicorn with crown above, flags to the rear, scroll with legend 'HM Queen Elizabeth II 1953' and '2nd June 1953' beneath, stamped to the underside 'Staffs Teaset Co. Ltd. Plex St. Pottery, Tunstall. Made in England'; a pink teacup with yellow interior, photographic portrait in cartouche with supporters, scroll beneath with legend 'June 2nd Elizabeth, 1953' and 'Coronation' beneath, 'E II R' crowned monogram to the reverse, 'Elizabeth II Coronation June 2nd 1953' to the underside; a white-glazed mug with high-relief portrait of Elizabeth and incuse 'June 2nd 1953' above, 'E II R' monogram in a square with shamrock, rose, thistle and daffodil, 'KSP England' to the underside; octagonal-section tin with hinged lid, photographic portraits of Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip to the broad faces, royal motto to the narrow faces over 'Souvenir of the Coronation of H.M. Queen Elizabeth II June 2nd 1953', to the underside 'Daintee regd. Confectionery Co. Ltd. Blackpool England'; a glass dish with textured lettering 'Queen Elizabeth II Coronation' to the flange rim, 'June 1953' in heater shields, central crown over 'E II R' monogram, crossed mace and sword; printed silk headscarf with images of Queen Elizabeth on horseback, royal castles, shields, banners and scroll with legend 'Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II June 1953'. 1.6 kg total, headscarf: 75 x 67cm (29 1/2 x 26 1/2"). Property of an Essex collector; acquired 1960-1990. [6, No Reserve]
20th century AD. A penannular hoop with overlapped ends, expanding shoulders and rectangular cell to the bezel with shell plaque; the shoulders formed in filigree with lingzhi and other motifs; the plaque with inset bone panel, engraved portrait of a girl; Polish duty mark to the end of the shank. 5.36 grams, 27mm overall, 18.99mm internal diameter (approximate size British R 1/2, USA 9, Europe 19.66, Japan 18) (1"). Property of a Suffolk lady; formerly in the Deago collection, by descent from the vendor's mother.
19th-20th century AD. A mixed group of white-glazed ceramic items comprising: a matched teacup and saucer, each with the royal arms and supporters on a scroll with the legend '1837 1897 Long Live Victoria' and 'Longest and Most Glorious Reign Sixty Years' above, floral spray with rose and thistle, to the underside 'The Foley China' over monogram 'England Rd. 290929'; mug with tinted photographic portraits of 'H.M. Queen Alexandra' and ' H.M King Edward VII', crowned lion, roses, thistles, union flag and royal arms, above crown with rays 'Crowned 26th June 1902'; mug with profile portrait in a cartouche with crown and 'Honi Soit Qui Mal Y Pense' legend, arms of England, Scotland and Ireland, scroll with 'Coronation H.M. King Edward VIII', image to the reverse of a mounted king in armour with drawn sword above 'ER' on a heater shield, '1937', band of laurel foliage to the handle and inner rim, to the underside two sprigs of laurel foliage with lion on a crown, 'Royal Doulton England', 'Made in England', 'Coronation [12]th May 1937'; mug with portrait in cartouche with flanking flags and crown, scroll with legend 'Coronation of King Edward VIII, May 12th 1937', 'E VIII R' monogram to the reverse. 580 grams total, 7-13.5cm (2 3/4 - 5 1/4"). Property of an Essex collector; acquired 1960-1990. [5, No Reserve]
20th century AD. A bronze D-section hoop with panther-head shoulders, plano-convex bezel with intaglio median tree flanked by opposed birds and pellets. 15 grams, 32mm overall, 18.89mm internal diameter (approximate size British R, USA 8 3/4, Europe 19.0, Japan 18) (1 1/4"). From an old Hampshire collection. [No Reserve]
1977. A mixed group of ceramic items commemorating the Queen's Silver Jubilee comprising: a mug by Royal Grafton with 'E II R' monogram and ''Queen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee 1977'; a bell-shaped stemmed glass with crown over '1977' and wreath with 'The Queen's Silver Jubilee'; a white glazed dish with portrait, supporters and flags; a Weatherby dish with portrait in a purple and gilt border; a white-glazed dish with green border, portrait replacing the shield in the royal arms; a white-glazed Gainsborough dish with fluted border, gilt edge, portrait with flowers and royal arms; an Edwardian dish with portrait above the royal arms, floral motifs; a Barratts dish with profile portraits and border of silver flower sprays; a Fenton China Company dish with border of silver swags, central image of the royal arms; pomander with fabric loop, photographic portraits with flower sprays, crown and legend '1977 Jubilee Year', to the underside 'G.W. Jones Bone China Made in England'. 4.2 kg, 9-27.5cm (3 3/4 - 10 3/4"). Property of an Essex collector; acquired 1960-1990. [8, No Reserve]
20th-21st century AD. A mixed group of exhibition catalogues and magazines on artistic themes including Imagines Imperatorum, Sotheby's African, Oceanic and Pre-Columbian Art catalogue (1), Christie's Watercolours, Drawings and Prints catalogue (1), Sotheby's Martin Bell catalogue (1), Sotheby's Preview (1), Sun Asian Stamps and Philatelic History catalogue (1), Bloomsbury Erotica catalogue (1), Bloomsbury Coins, Medals, Banknotes and Tribal Art (1), Bloomsbury Bibliophile (1), Numisart Antike Kunstobjekte (1), Bonhams Chines Art (1), Bonhams Medals, Banknotes and Coins (1), Spink Derek Clifford Lacquer collection catalogue (1), Spink Insider magazine (1), Sotheby's Irish Art catalogue (1), Financial History Magazine (1), Royal Academy of Arts magazine (2), Tate magazine (1), Anthony Frost catalogue (1), Art Quarterly magazine (1), Alain Bertrand catalogue (1), Apollo magazine (3), Celator magazine (2), Millner Manolatos catalogue (2), Alan Davie catalogue (1), E&R Cyzer Modern Masters catalogue (1), Danish Journal Hans Christian Anderson catalogue signed by the actor Tommy Steel, 1993 (1). 11.9 kg ("). Ex Steinberg collection; acquired London art market, 1960s-1970s. [No Reserve, 32, No Reserve]
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