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Lot 95
Nine Large Volumes of The Library of Shakespeare, Illustrated Nearly Eight Hundred Superb Engravings from Original Designs by Sir John Gilbert, George Cruikshank and R. Dudley In Each Volume, With Many Coloured Pages. Printed by William Mackenzie Paternoster Row, Edinburgh, c.1873-1875. Green Cloth Bindings with Elaborate Gilt Frontispiece of Shakespeare. Book Size 10 x 15 Inches.
Lot 29
A 1955 Norton ES2, registration number UWA 967, frame number K4 61174, engine number K461174, silver. This ES2 was originally sold by Dan Bradbury Motorcycle Ltd of London Road Sheffield, to its first registered keeper a Mr R Turner who was also a resident in the city. The Norton has been in the vendor's care since 1988 and was purchased as a restoration project (there is a note on file that states that it was in several boxes!) having rebuilt the motorcycle the machine was used regularly but sparingly, and there are MOTs on file which shows that the Norton has travelled approximately 1,000 miles since 1998. The vendor informs us that Norton is running but now requires some TLC and general fettling. The accompanying history file contains past MOTs and a Norton Owner's Club dating letter. The Norton is to be offered for auction without any reserve. RF60, V5, V5C, MOT and tax exempt See illustration
Lot 169
F B KIRKMAN AND F C R JOURDAIN “British Birds”, published 1935 by T Nelson & Sons Ltd T A COWARD “Birds and Their Young” (illustrated by Roland Green), 1st edition, published 1923 by Gay Hancock Ltd KEITH BROCKIE “One Man’s Island – Painting and Sketches from The Isle of May”, published 1984 by J M Dent & Sons Ltd VINCENT AND LODGE “Season of Birds – A Norfolk Diary – 1911”, published 1980 by Weidenfeld & Nicolson GEORGE E LODGE “Memoirs of an Artist Naturalist”, published 1946 by Gurney & Jackson (5)
Lot 213
A British 1908 pattern cavalry sword, chequered composition grip, 89cm fullered blade, metal scabbard - 112cm (overall) CONDITION REPORT: rusting and tarnishing to metal surfaces of scabbard and hilt, chequered grip engraved 'R', blade straight and in good condition with no nicks and point sound. Blade inscribed '7AE' and 'EFD' just below guard. Guard inscribed 11602(?) with an indistinct four digit number under. Sword fits easily into scabbard
Lot 323
H Calot (American 20th century) - Spanish dancer - bronze cast as a naked female (castanets missing) on bronze base, inscribed R Debraz, Fondure, Bruxelles - overall height 56cm, bronze height 45cm CONDITION REPORT: castanets missing, crack to one upper arm, hairline to other upper arm, gilding mostly worn, black painted plinth scratched
Lot 2
WW2 signed collection. Sixteen 50th ann WW2 JS50 VIP signed covers.. JS/50/39/4c - Bomber Command North Sea Shipping Searches. Flown by RAF Phantom, Signed by 1939 search veterans Air Marshall Sir Gareth Clayton DFC & Sqn. Ldr. John Haskins. Numbered, signed & certified to reverse by Grp Capt Bill Randle DFM, WW2 Wellington pilot & Comete Line escaper. JS/50/41/6c - Operation Halberd Siege of Malta, flown by Hercules. Signed Flt.Lt. Norwell AFC. HMS Argus, flew his Hurricane in the Mediterranean, landing in Malta with 2 gallons of fuel left, fought in the defence until April 1941 & CEO Albert Saunders, HMS Regent Kator incident in Yugoslavia. Numbered, signed & certified to reverse by Grp Capt Bill Randle DFM, WW2 Wellington pilot & Comete Line escaper. JS/50/41/8c - Sinking of HMS Prince of Wales & Repulse Signed Ships Vets Lt. Graham and Cdr. Pool. JS/50/42/2c - Fall of Singapore Signed Pt. Ferguson and Gunner Lee. JS/50/42/5c - The Baedeker Raids Exeter, Canterbury & York 1942 Flown by Cessna. Signed Lord Mayors Canterbury and Exeter Pat Burke & Anthony Fry. Numbered, signed & certified to reverse by Grp Capt Bill Randle DFM, WW2 Wellington pilot & Comete Line escaper. JS/50/42/6c - Operation Millennium Cologne Raid 1942 Signed by 1000 bomber raid Wellington veterans Wg. Cdr. Gwyn Jones DFC & Flt. Lt. Gwyn Martin DFM. Numbered, signed &.certified to reverse by Grp Capt Bill Randle DFM, WW2 Wellington pilot & Comete Line escaper. JS/50/42/7c - Retreat to El Alamein Signed Major General Foote VC. JS/50/42/8c - Convoy PQ17 Signed A. Clayton and Vice Admiral Hayes. JS/50/42/11c - Battle of El Alamein Signed Major General Crichton Mjr P Watson MC. JS/50/42/12c - Operation Torch Signed Brig. James Hill DSO MC and Brig. Pearson DSO MC. JS/50/42/13c - Battle of Kumusi River 1942, flown by Concorde to RAF Changi. Signed by Australian Military VIPS Capt. P Parkins, Col. C Brewer, and Grp. Capt. A White. Numbered, signed & certified to reverse by Grp Capt Bill Randle DFM, WW2 Wellington pilot & Comete Line escaper. JS/50/44/7c - The Warsaw Uprising 1944 Flown & signed by Polish Baszata Tower Regiment veterans Sgt Mjr Wisniowiecka & Capt Witold Zlotnicki. Numbered & certified to reverse. JS/50/44/8c - Operation Dragoon Invasion of Southern France. Flown by Hercules. Signed Flt. Lt. Les R Colquhoun DFC GM DFM, 682 sqn. Numbered & certified to reverse. JS/50/45/3c - Operation Veritable, Battle of the Reichwald. Flown by Hercules. Signed by Brig Sir Jeffrey Darell MC, Tank squadron commander throughout the Battle. JS/50/45/8c - The Advance to the Elbe Signed General Sir Kenneth Darling. JS/50/45/11c - Operation Dracula Signed Capt. Richard Allen Wilding. Good condition
Lot 3
Battle of Britain signed cards. Fourteen blue cards with RAF logo printed on them. Includes Flt Lt H A Aitken 54 Sqn Spitfires. Battle of Britain pilot. J W Ditzel 25 Sqn Blenheims. Battle of Britain pilot. Sqn Ldr Frank Usmar 41 sqn. Battle of Britain pilot. E Atkins 139 Sqn Blenheim. Battle of Britain pilot. B Birch No 1 Squadron, Davies 56 Sqn, I Westmacott 56 Sqn, Maciejowski 111 sqn, J Bentley Beard 249 Sqn, R Lucas 141 Sqn, P Hancock 1 Sqn, V Bergman 310 Sqn, Evans 85f Sqn, A W Cook 604 sqn Good condition
Lot 1662
Oliver (R-1972) US Lobby card signed on the front by Mark Lester, Ron Moody & Shani Wallis, 11 x 14 inches.Provenance: This lot has been consigned by Duncan Halls, a collector of Film & TV Memorabilia. During the past 30 years he has amassed a vast collection and has had the pleasure of collecting all his signatures in person. He has worked as an extra since 1999 and appeared on sets such as Steven Spielberg's Band of Brothers, Bourne Ultimatum, Green Zone, Children of Men, Harry Potter, Batman & many others.
Lot 243
Collection of 19th Century H & R Daniel tableware comprising: three trios decorated with patterns 4237, 4319 and 4479, two coffee cups and saucers decorated with patterns 8326 and 5043, a 22cm plate decorated with pattern 3916 and a lidded sucriere having two handles and standing on shell scroll feet and decorated with pattern 4834 Condition: On the whole a selection of clean and tidy pieces, rubbing to the gilding - we would recommend viewing this lot in person
Lot 250
Two Royal Worcester cabinet plates, the first having central painted fruit decoration within a heavily gilded cobalt blue surround, signed S. Weston, 27cm diameter, the second with similar decoration within a heavily gilded ground, signed R Price, 27.5cm diameter, each with gold printed marks Condition: No visible surface scratches - **General condition consistent with age
Lot 470
Edwardian ruby and diamond 18ct gold ring, Birmingham 1905, the central oval cut stone, 4.3mm x 4mm, enclosed by ten old cut diamonds, totalling approximately 0.4 carats, with a ruby to each of the carved shoulders, size R, 3.8g gross Condition: The rubies have a deep red colour and are fairly bright and clear, some signs of re-sizing to the shank - **General condition consistent with age
Lot 486
Victorian diamond set gold hinged bangle, unmarked, the central line of twelve old brilliant cuts between a dark blue enamel trim, the diamonds totalling approximately 0.6 carats, 40g gross, 5.6cm internal diameter, in original case Condition: The diamonds vary in colour from white to tinted, the bangle has a few small dents mainly to the top section. The case with name 'R. JONES & SONS LIVERPOOL' inside lid - **General condition consistent with age
Lot 231
R DAVID DIGBY ARR Teal with snow Watercolour, signed, 30cm x 45cm and another of a Woodcock by the same hand (2) CONDITION REPORT: The oil Some contact marks to left hand side in particular which has taken the paint off. Frame is fresh The watercolour Appears well but mount and frame slightly distressed
Lot 176
Arts and Crafts Guild of Handicrafts London, shallow bowl in the style of C R Ashbee the slender bifurcated handle with inset turquoise cabochon, 6cm x 20cm and matching spoon London 1901 CONDITION REPORT: One side of bowl very slightly flatter but it is barely visible Hallmarks clear No obvious repairs
Lot 163
* Eric James Mellon (1953-2006), a shallow circular dish, with band of blue spots and central brown star, signed and dated 1969 and inscribed "R/Elm Ash". Diameter 29 cm. CONDITION REPORT: This piece is in generally very good condition with no issues. There is one very small insignificant chip to the underside edge of the foot rim approximately 2 mm in length. This really is minor.
Lot 306
A George II silver pair cased verge pocket watch, by R. Elliott, London, 1756, Serial No. 1831, the enamelled dial with Roman numerals (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: This timepiece does wind and the movement is ticking away as it should. The dial has three faint hairline cracks emanating from the centre and is generally a little dirty. There are also minor surface scuffs and scratches to the dial. The inner case is in good order. The outer case is serviceable however the metal is a little thin and there are minor losses particularly below the numeral 6. There is also an old solder repair to the rear of the watch case indicating the thinness of this outer case.
Lot 310
A gentleman's silver cased open faced pocket watch, R. Linford & Sons, Norwich, a gentleman's silver cased open faced pocket watch, circa 1895, a gentleman's silver cased half Hunter pocket watch, a gentleman's engraved silver cased full Hunter pocket watch by W.E. Harrison, Stockton on Tees, circa 1873 and a ladies base metal cased wristwatch with Swiss movement.
Lot 44
A Lalique glass car mascot in the form of a grenouille, signed "R. Lalique, France" in script to edge of base. Height 6.1 cm, diameter of base 5 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: We have had a good look at this piece. The main body of the frog appears to be in generally good order with very minor surface abrasions and tiny scuffs on the proud parts of the moulding. None of these are significant. When looking at the left hand facing leg there are marks within the glass a little like inclusions within a diamond. The rear of the leg on the second knee has a scuff on the point and there is a fracture like a hairline crack around the rear knee. This is not in danger of detaching but is visible with a magnifying glass. The other leg appears to be in good order with only very minor scuffing at the rear joint. The circular base has various bottom edge nibbles and small chips. Underneath the left hand facing leg there appear to be traces of some lettering possibly OOE. A mould number perhaps? It is also just possible that this could be QUE in capitals however the signature is in script to the front right hand side of the base beneath the right hand facing leg.
Lot 45
A Lalique glass bowl, decorated with hounds, signed in script to base "R. Lalique" and with stamp to centre of bowl. Diameter 24 cm (AF). CONDITION REPORT: This lot is damaged hence the estimate. Unfortunately there are three significant rim and edge chips to the bowl. One is small approximately 7 mm x 5 mm, another large approximately 15 mm x 12 mm and the third larger still at approximately 18 mm x 15 mm. There are also a few very minor rim nibbles and several scratches to the interior of the bowl.
Lot 695
A collection of World War One medals, cap badges, Women's Volunteer Service medal, etc., contained within plastic box. CONDITION REPORT: There is no inscription on the W V S Medal in case. The 1914-18 Great War pair - first pair both to S-31169 private W Coleman R I F. Brigg, second pair 8514 Gunner A E Taylor R A. 14-15 Star to R T S 6305 Private (A. SUT) C M WALLS A S C. Defence medal card to Mr C S Walls with ribbon but no medal. All other items unmarked.
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