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A VICTORIAN BRASS BOUND WALNUT DRESSING CASE fitted with ten mounted glass bottles/boxes/jars, each initialled "R", & a steel / mother of pearl manicure set, the box with a concealed stationery wallet and two concealed drawers (one containing five various associated non-matching mounted bottles), the fittings by Messrs. Betjeman & Sons, London 1873; the case 12" (31 cms) long; 9.5 oz weighable silver
BENJAMIN WILLIAMS LEADER, RA (1831-1923) A SUNNY AFTERNOON, NORTH WALES Signed and dated 'B.W. Leader 1864' in red ll, also signed and inscribed with title on a label on the stretcher, oil on canvas Sight 89.5 x 161cm.; back 91.5 x 162.5cm. Exhibited: London, Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 1864, No.575. Provenance: Sold by the artist 1864 for £170. Possibly to the art Dealer Tomlinson. Private collection since at least 1920 Literature: B.W. Leader's 'Diary' 1864. B.W. Leader's 'Records of Paintings Sold' 1864 'Royal Academy Exhibition Catalogue' 1864. 'Art Journal' Vol.III, June 1864, page 167; February 1871, page 46. 'Times' 18 May 1864, page 10. Wood, R. (1989) 'Benjamin Williams Leader R.A. 1831-1923: His Life and Paintings'. Page 128. Subject: The location of 'A Sunny Afternoon, North Wales', according to the art critic writing in the Art Journal (1871), 'shows a reach of the River Llugwy'. This would be somewhere between Bettws-y-coed and Capel Curig. Leader painted a number of versions of the scene. There also exists Leader's initial pencil sketch which was drawn on location. It is held at the Victoria and Albert Museum (Print Room), London. Ref. No. E512-1969. Style: 'A Sunny Afternoon, North Wales' is a fine example of Leader's work, executed at a time when he much influenced by the Pre-Raphaelites. It dates from the period in the artist's career when he was concentrating on 'pure' landscape and reducing the genre element which had been so marked in his work of the 1850s. The Pre-Raphaelites' passion for visual and expressional clarity, and the frequent opting for a summer setting, can be seen in Leader's Welsh landscape. He has paid close attention to detail and used bright prismatic colours applied to a white ground to ensure maximum illumination. But, at the same time the artist was attempting to develop his own style of painting, being very aware that the art critics reviewing works of art at the main exhibition venues were tired of Pre-Raphaelitism, especially the exaggerated labour on the minutiae. Landscapes which gave more attention to the whole were applauded and the art critic writing for 'The Art Journal' highly praised Leader's 'A Sunny Afternoon, North Wales' on display the 1864 Royal Academy Exhibition for its attention to the whole. He stated "This is a careful, studious, unpretending work, in which breadth does not sacrifice detail, nor does detail destroy effect. It is a picture wherein no trick of composition intrudes, for nature seems to grow unchecked by the hand of man, and unconscious of the beauties wherein she is clothed" (Quote from A.J. June 1864, p.167) We are extremely grateful to Ruth Wood for preparing this catalogue entry. £12000-18000
Uncertain Mint in Ionia. c. 600-530 BC. EL 1/12 Stater (Hemihecte) Possibly a fouree, 1.14g Obv: Lion`s head right, right paw outstretched, left paw raised (partly visible above head). Rx: Incuse square with irregular surface. Not in Weidauer or the major references, but see Linzalone LN1117 (Miletus). Cf. Hauck & Aufhäuser 18 (2004), lot 183, and CNG 93, 22 May 2013, lot 402. About EF Ex NAC R, 17 May 2007, lot 1177 Linzalone has observed that the reverse punch of this series is reminiscent of a group of Milesian hectes. It is not yet clear, however, whether this hemihecte should be attributed to Miletus itself or to some other mint in the area
Caria. Mylasa. c. 175-140 BC. Drachm, 2.05g (12h). Obv: Facing head of Helios with eagle superimposed on right cheek. Rx: Rose with bud on left side; in lower field, ?-?/?-?. R. Ashton, NC 1992, p. 17, 266. R. Ashton and G. Reger in Agoranomia. Studies in Money and Exchange presented to John Kroll (New York 2006), p. 143, 177. Mint State
L. Scipio Asiagenus. Denarius, 4.02g (5h). . , 106 BC. Obv: Head of Jupiter left, R dot behind. Rx: Jupiter in quadriga right, L SCIP ASIAG in exergue. Crawford 311/1a. Sydenham 576. RSC Cornelia 24b. Beautifully toned. Choice EF Ex HJB 163, 25 March 2009, lot 224. Ex Triton XII, 6 January 2009, lot 462 (part). Ex AK Collection
Q. Sicinius & C. Coponius. Denarius, 3.64g (2h). . , 49 BC. Obv: Head of Apollo right with band in hair, star below; Q SICINIVS before, III VIR behind. Rx: Club of Hercules surmounted by lion skin with scalp right and forelegs hanging down on each side; arrow on left, bow on right; C COPONIVS [P]R S C around. Crawford 444/1a. Sydenham 939. RSC Sicinia 1. Exceptional obverse style. EF Ex Hess-Divo, 4 May 2009, lot 314. Ex Gorny 48, 1990, lot 740
Mark Antony. Denarius, 3.79g (1h). Mint travelling with Antony in Asia, 41 BC. Obv: Bare head of Antony right, lituus behind, M ANTONIVS IMP III VIR R P C around. Rx: [PI]ETAS COS Pietas standing left, holding lighted censer and cornucopia surmounted by two storks. Crawford 516/4. Sydenham 1172. Sear, Imperators 238. Area of weak strike. About EF Ex HJB 156, 23 October 2007, lot 298
Augustus. 27 BC-14 AD. Denarius, 3.86g (4h). . Obv: CA - ES - AR below youthful portrait of Augustus, all within oak wreath. Rx: AVG - VST. Candelabrum, decorated with two rams` heads, within wreath of flowers. The wreath incorporates two bucrania and three pateras, one of which is directly above, almost resting on, the candelabrum. BM 684. Paris 1013. Cohen 2 (Caius Caesar, 30 Fr.). RIC 540 (R2). High relief portrait. Beautifully toned. Good EF Ex Berk 165, 28 July 2009, lot 302 Mattingly in BMC I (1923, pp. cxxvi f.) thought that the portrait of this coin must certainly represent a youthful Augustus rather than Caius Caesar, but he was unable to decide where and when the coin might have been struck and how it should be interpreted. Giard in his Paris catalogue (1976, p. 45) thought the youthful portrait and candelabrum reverse type might relate to the Saecular Games, so dated the coin to 17 BC. R. Prideaux (Triton XI, 8 January 2008, lot 829) suggested that the reverse type was actually funereal, so might refer to the death of Agrippa in Pannonia in 12 BC, the coin being an emergency issue produced in Pannonia for the army soon after that event
Nepotian. 351 AD. Centenionalis, 5.40g (6h). Rome. Obv: FL NEP CONST - ANTINVS AVG Bust laureate, draped right, seen from front. Rx: VRBS - ROMA around, R E in exergue, Roma seated left above shield, holding Victory on globe and spear. Bust var. of RIC 203 (R3), officina E=5. Bastien, Magnence, p. 208. Cohen 4 (160 Fr.). On this coin Magnentius usually wears a diadem composed of rosettes alternating with pairs of laurel leaves. Our coin, however, shows him wearing a laurel wreath only, with a single rosette or medallion at the top of the wreath. Somewhat corroded, otherwise VF The usurpation of Nepotian at Rome against Magnentius lasted only thirty days, apparently in c. May-June 351 AD, not 350 as traditionally stated. The obverse legend on our coin stresses Nepotian`s descent from the family of Constantine the Great: he was the son of Constantine`s sister Eutropia
GERMAN STATES. Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel 1702-RB Taler. Rudolf August and Anton Urlich together 1685-1704. Thaler, (0h). RB, 1702. German States. Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel. Rudolf August and Anton Urlich. 1685-1704. Thaler. 1702-RB. Obv: D.G.RVD:AVG:ET ANTH:VLR:D.D.BRVN:ET LVN+ Bust right. Rx: DVOBUS-FVLCRIS-SECVRIVS., altars, crowned shield, flags, date below separating .R.-.B.. Davenport 2111. MS64+ PCGS 394579.64+/30198649
Medals: a Craig family group of W.W.1 and W.W.2 medals, including 1914-15 Star and British War Medal to Surg. R. N. Craig R.N.V.R.; W.W.1 British War and Victory Medals to Capt. R. N. Craig; W.W.2 group of four, 1939-45 Star, Africa Star with 8th Army Clasp, Defence and War Medals 1939-45 to Second-Lieutenant Ian Neville Craig, 10th Royal Hussars; 1939-45 Defence Medal to Mrs K. M. Craig; and Africa General Service Medal, ERII, with Kenya Clasp to E. 3703 I.P.I.(R). D. N. Craig, together with a quantity of associated items including dog tag for R. N. Craig R.A.M.C., two portrait photographs of Second-Lieutenant Ian Neville Craig in uniform, his Ration Book, telegram addressed to Dr R. N. Craig, The Lodge, Alphington, Nr Exeter, Devon, relating the death of his son "in action on 25th October 1942", Stowe Chapel Book of Remembrance 1939-1945 listing Ian Neville Craig "Killed in Action at El-Alamein 24th October 1942", a Kenya Police badge, etc (a lot)
Masefield (John): Right Royal, pub. William Heinemann, London, 1922, illustrated edition, No. 17 of an edition limited to 375 copies, with limitation signed by John Masefield & Cecil Aldin, hardback in quarter vellum, together with Patrick R. Chalmers: Forty Fine Ladies, illustrated by Cecil Aldin, pub. 1929, and Duncan Fife: Scarlet and Green, illustrated by Cecil Aldin, pub. 1932 (3)
BLOME (R), THE GENTLEMAN'S RECREATION, AN ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF ARTS AND SCIENCES, HORSEMANSHIP, HAWKING, HUNTING, FOWLING, FISHING AND AGRICULTURE, an incomplete copy, eight subscribers heraldry plates, seven plates, S. Roycroft for R Blome, c1686; CULPEPERS ENGLISH PHYSICIAN AND COMPLETE HERBAL, 1810, disbound (a/f) (as found - not subject to return)
JOHN KAY (BRITISH 1742 - 1826), LAST SITTING OF THE OLD COURT OF SESSION, 11 OF JULY 1808 (sitters l-r: Hermand Balmuto; Bannatyne; Armadale; Cullen; Polkemet; Hope (Lord Justice Clerk); Ilay Campbell (Lord President); Dunsinnan; Craig; Glenlee; Meadowbank; Woodhouselee; Robertson and Newton) hand-coloured engraving 17.5cm x 22.5cm Mounted, framed and under glass
Avro Lancaster B30 Bomber cover signed by Twenty Two 617 Sqn Tirpitz raiders & Tall Boy, Grand Slam bombing raid WW2 veterans Only 27 covers were signed by veterans of the famous bouncing bomb raid crews, with info sheet inside. Produced by Eric Wormald. Grp Capt Leonard Cheshire DSO** DFC VC Grp Capt James Willie Tait DSO*** DFC* Sqn Ldr Tom Bennett DFM F/O Wilf Bickley CGM Wg Cdr Jock Calder DSO DFC Sqn Ldr James Cas Castagnola DSO DFC* Sqn Ldr L Curtis DFC* Sqn Ldr G Jerry Fawke DSO DFC Flt Lt C Basil Fish Flt Lt J Paddy Gingles DFC DFM Sqn Ldr Mac L Hamlton DFC* F/O Jack Harrison W/O G H Jerry Hobbs Sqn Lr Tony Iveson DFC Sqn Ldr R Kearns DSO DFC DFM Flt Lt Bob Knights DSO DFC Flt Lt Alex McKie DFM Wg Cdr Raymond Poole DSO DFC Flt Lt John Pryor DFC Flt Lt Bill Reid VC Flt Lt Kenneth Sumner DFM Flt Lt Gerry Witherick DFC DFM. Incredible cover with some very tough autographs Good condition
Joint Services Fighters signed cover collection. Complete set of all VIP signed ones and also a near full set signed by the RAF pilots who flew the covers. Each cover commemorates a Battle, Squadron or Event for example JSF1 75th ann. RFC signed BOB pilot Charlie Widdows other VIP autographs include WW2 aces Pete Brothers, James Lacey, Pat Hancock, Frank Carey, Ben Bennions, Tom Gleave, Desmond Sheen, Bunny Currant, Dennis David, Bill Randle, Sqn Ldr Drobinski, Dennis Crowley Milling, Jack Rose, Douglas Grice, Sandy Johnstone, Taffy Higginson, Tom Neil, Sqn Ldr Smyth DFC, Bob Doe, Viktor Molders, John Cunningham, James Pickering, Victor Lowden, Les Colquhoun, R C Wilkinson, George Unwin. Come housed in two red cover albums. Good condition
Softcover autograph book, 4 x 6.25, signed inside on individual pages or affixed slips or letters in ink by 11 notable business and religious leaders, predominately circa 1920/30s. Signers are: H. R. Dowd, Charles H. ‘Tom’ Sawyer, William Green, Edward H. H. Simmons President New York Stock Exchange 1924 30, John G. Murray Bishop of Maryland R. O. Goodykoontz, John Roach Straton one of the most flamboyant and controversial preachers of the 20th century. William Thomas Manning Bishop New York 1929(May 12, 1866, in Northampton, England – November 18, 1949 in New York) was a U.S. Episcopal bishop of New York (1921–1946). He led a major $10 million campaign to raise funds for additional construction on the Cathedral of St. John the Divine, and directed a program to train and employ men from the neighborhood as skilled artisans during the Great Depression and later. Maurice B. Alexander. Edward John Higgins (26 November 1864 – 14 December 1947) was the third General of The Salvation Army (1929–1934). Patrick Cardinal Hayes Arch Bishop New York, Robert B. Meyner (July 3, 1908 – May 27, 1990) was an American Democratic Party politician, who served as the 44th Governor of New Jersey, from 1954 to 1962. Before being elected Governor, Meyner represented Warren County in the New Jersey Senate from 1948 to 1951.
A mahogany canteen by Walker & Hall Ltd., Sheffield, on stand with stretchered base, containing cutlery by Walker & Hall, Frank Cobb & Co, R Milns & Co, "R&S", etc CONDITION REPORTS Mahogany canteen bears label Walker & Hall. Cutlery contained within is by various makers including Walker & Hall, Frank Cobb & Co, R Milns & Co, R&S, etc. All in used and worn condition, with wear, scuffs, some mis-shaping, discolouration to knife handles, some chips.
Large assortment of various boxed diecast models to include Corgi play set, Dinky 1952 Citroen 15CV, 1955 Bentley R "Continental", Silver Jubilee Taxi, Corgi the Original Omnibus, Guiness Bedford OB Coach, Corgi Classics Lovejoy Morris Minor, and 42803 Dennis Dart Matchbox models of yesteryear, Lledo, Days Gone vehicles etc. (Over 25 items in total) CONDITION REPORT; Most of the vehicles appear to be unused and in very good to mint condition. Boxes overall and perspex display cases have some wear, scratches, staining etc.
Hornby Railways oo gauge ex-caledonian R.763 LMS 4-2-2 no. 14010 locomotive in original box together with Corgi transport of the 30s R9501 Thornycroft and Ford Model T delivery vans (limited edition) in original box. (2) CONDITION REPORT; Hornby locomotive and tender appear to be in mint condition. Box has creases, rips and tears to it, selotape stuck in places. Corgi delivery vans, near mint condition. Box has some wear and scratches in places. Small rip to one corner.
Large box of assorted mainly Hornby OO gauge scale model locomotives and accessories to include R.433 LMS coach, 57 composite, Royal Mail carriage, Buffet carriage, Pullman, Various tenders, R109 closed van Cadbury's, Power Controllers, R150 Platform Shelter, other buildings, fences, track, trix twin railway 634 open wagon high in original box etc. CONDITION REPORT; Many in play worn condition, some boxes but boxes overall in poor condition with rips, tears, losses etc.
Three Corgi Classics British Road Services diecast models to include 10101 ERF V type drop side lorry, 22101 Leyland eurgomatic trailer set, 23001 Ford Trans Continental box trailer, together with two Corgi road transport vehicles to include 97920 Highwayman R. Edward and 97895 AEC Flatbed BRS. (5) CONDITION REPORT; Boxes overall appear good condition, some creases in places; Corgi Highwayman appears to be slightly faded to top of box and has a corner crease.
Box of assorted Hornby railways oo gauge and other mainly boxed items to include Hornby R 2809 Northern Class 142, 142068 tinplate Hornby unboxed tenders and carriage, Top link rolling stock from Hornby R.450 BR MK1 brake coach and R.445 BR MK1 composite coach. Bachmann Collette 60 First Chocolate/Cream GWR S-Button and various GMR precision made air fix oo scale carriages to include centenary comp GWR, centenary break third GWR etc. CONDITION REPORT; Overall boxed condition items in unused condition, most boxes in good condition overall with some minor wear to edges etc. Two air fix boxes in very poor condition with rips and tears.

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