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Lot 622
A VICTORIAN SILVER AND ENAMEL VESTA CASE the front painted with two playful puppies, the back engraved with initials and the date FEBY 9TH 1894, 4cm h, maker`s mark rubbed R-, Birmingham 1892 ++In good condition with a few light scratches but not noticeably worn, not chipped or restored, the spring in the lid still working and lid springing shut
Lot 825
SIR LESLIE MATTHEW WARD, "SPY" (1851-1922) CARICATURES OF CRICKETERS FOR VANITY FAIR eleven, lithographs in colour, 39.5 x 26.5cm, unframed (visit mellorsandkirk for details) (11) ++The subjects comprise T Hayward, J T Tyldesley, R H Spooner, K L Hutchings, C M Wells, the Rev S H Gillingham, Lord Dalmeny, L M F Warner, George Hirst, B J T Bosanquet and Lionel Charles Hamilton Palairet. Some handling marks, stains and creases, one or two with minor tears
Lot 1206
A WELSH OAK CUPBOARD, CWPWRDD TRIDARN, CAERNARFONSHIRE the canopied superstructure with slatted sides and baluster uprights above conforming channelled frieze and three ogee arch panelled doors, the central door carved 1753 AN DO, with bulbous pendants and spiral pilasters, the lower part with drawers and doors, 196cm h; 57 x 141cm, 1753 A very similar example, with the same distinctive carving to the centre door, dated 1756, with a Llanrug provenance, is illustrated Bebb (R), Welsh Furnitutre 1250-1950, Kidwelly 2007, vol 2, plt 829. ++Of pleasing colour and thought to be `right`, the beading around the top later, the handles old replacements
Lot 1213
A PAIR OF ELM THREE LEGGED STOOLS with saddle seat and turned T stretchers, 42cm h, stamped 87, early 20th c An identical early 18th c example, also of elm, from the Red Lion Inn, Colchester is illustrated Edwards (R), The Shorter Dictionary of English Furniture, 1964, p507 (fig 43). ++The odd minor scuff mark and old knocks but unusual and appealing
Lot 763
A 22ct gold plain wedding band (gross weight 7 grammes - ring size N 1/2), a similar band (gross weight 3 grammes - ring size R 1/2), a late Victorian 15ct gold seed pearl set bar brooch, the face set with an open heart surmounting a seed pearl set shamrock, 45mm x 17mm overall (gross weight 3 grammes) and a 9ct rose and yellow gold curb chain pattern bracelet, the face set with a circular panel of St. Christopher (gross weight 17 grammes)
Lot 184
Medals: Group of five to 6836 PTE A.W.LOFTY. HAMPS. R. including Queen's South Africa Medal with Cape Colony, Orange Free State, Transvaal and 1901 and 1902 bars, World War Trio, including 1914-15 Star and Good Conduct Medal, together with reproduction military badges and a collection of white metal figures of military interest.
Lot 37
Joseph Newington Carter (British 1835-1871): The Old Assembly Rooms Sandside Scarborough with the boatyard in the foreground, watercolour signed and indistinctly dated 26cm x 37cm Bibliog.: Scarborough Ancient and Modern pub. 1899 by J Chapman, Assembly Rooms illustrated by R E Clarke (plate 15) after a similar drawing by J N Carter
Lot 86
10 various single seater racing cars by various makes. 2x 1:18 scale Green Light IZOD Indycar Series Honda John Andretti. Plus a HotWheels F1 Renault R.24 Jarno Trulli. Plus 8 1:43 scale 2x Spark Matra MS84, Johnny Servoz-Gavin and a Leyton House March CG911 Karl Wendlinger. Also 3x Pauls Model Art F1- McLaren Mercedes MP4 2008, Renault R25 2005 and a Renault R26 2006. Corgi Vodaphone McLaren Mercedes MP4-28 2013. A Quartzo Tyrrell 003 Francois Cevert 1971 and an ONYX Lotus 100T Satoru Nakajima. All boxed. Contents Mint as new.
Lot 117
6 plastic and wood models of Zeppelin airships. A large replica, 98cm, of the Graf Zeppelin D-LZ 127. Finished in bright silver. 2x models of the Hindenburg D-LZ129 in silver both displaying the Olympic rings and swastikas to tail fins, both 47cm. 2x models of the British R-100, 43cm. Plus a model of a WW1 style German Zeppelin L-50 in black, 82cm. QGC-GC some parts AF.
Lot 179
14 Matchbox Dinky Toys. Including 1949 Land Rover, 1967 Ford Mustang Fastback, 1973 MGB GT V8, 1957 Chevrolet Belair, 1955 Bentley Continental R, 1950 Ford E 83W 10CWT, 1955 Mercedes-Benz 300SL Gull Wing, 1956 Chevrolet Corvette, 1950 Ford V8 Pilot and a 1958 Studebaker Golden Hawk. All boxed, minor wear only. Vehicles fixed in, Mint.
Lot 1042
Ten Pairs of Provincial Silver Sugar Tongs Comprising: Alexander Henderson, Edinburgh 1810; James Bell, Newcastle 1822; G.W, Glasgow 1834; Joseph Goss, Exeter 1840; David McDonald, Glasgow 1830; Joshua Buckton, Dublin 1825; James Barber & William Whitwell, York 1812; Robert, James & Josiah Williams, Exeter 1850; John Wright, Newcastle 1853; R Olver, Exeter 1826, 13oz 5dwt gross (10) Overall fairly good - no obvious major faults
Lot 1047
A Collection of George III Bateman Family Silver Comprising: a pair of sauce ladles, Hester Bateman, 1783; a pair of salt spoons, Hester Bateman, 1781; six teaspoons, Hester Bateman, no date letter but circa 1780; a matched set of six feather edged dessert spoons, William Bateman and Peter & William Bateman, 1816 & 1809; a tablespoon, Peter & William Bateman, 1806; a wine label for R PORT, Hester Bateman, circa 1780, 14oz 3dwt (19)
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Lot 973
[LITERATURE] Cumberland, R. The British Drama, A Collection of the Most Esteemed Dramatic Productions, with Biography of the Respective Authors; and a Critique on Each Play, fourteen volumes, for Cooke, London, 1817, uniformly bound in half crimson leather gilt, engraved frontispieces, duodecimo (15cm x 9.5cm).
![[LITERATURE] Thackeray, William Makepeace. Works of, twelve volumes, Smith, Elder & Co., London, 1879-80, navy half calf](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/10066/2907761/978-2014528115311_468x382.jpg)
Lot 978
[LITERATURE] Thackeray, William Makepeace. Works of, twelve volumes, Smith, Elder & Co., London, 1879-80, navy half calf gilt, spines in compartments, crimson and black title labels, octavo; with Shakespeare, William, Works of, three volumes, edited by Howard Staunton, Routledge, London, no date [circa 1880], green half calf gilt, spines in compartments, crimson title labels, illustrated by the brothers Dalziel, quarto; and a further six leather bindings, including M`Quin, A.D., after Boreman, Thomas. A Description of More Than Three Hundred Animals, including Quadrupeds, Birds, Fishes, Serpents, and Insects, new edition, for B. & R. Crosby, London, 1812, half calf, woodcut vignette illustrations, octavo, (21).
Lot 363
•WILLIAM CROSBIE (Scottish 1915 - 1999) `THE BAT DANCE` Signed and dated, 70, oil on board, 8.5 x 40cm (3 1/4 x 15 3/4") Glasgow Art Galleries, August - September 1992, No. 257, label T & R Annan & Sons Limited, William Crosbie Exhibition to celebrate 80th Birthday, Ewan Mundy Fine Art, Glasgow, September 1995
Lot 2060
ANDY WARHOL Two Cherubs and the Flower Handpainted lithograph ANDY WARHOL (American 1928-1987) "Two Cherubs and a Flower (from In the Bottom of the Garden)" 1956 Watercolor over lithograph on paper. Sight: 7 1/2 x 10 1/2 inches / 19 x 26.5 cm Signed in ink l/r "Andy Warhol" Provenance: Purchased from a private collection NY NY, 25 years ago by the current private collector, Waianae, Hawaii.
Lot 2063
ADOLF R FLEISHMANN, 20th Century, American Modern Art ADOLF R FLEISCHMANN (American 1892 - 1969) Relief #25 1960 Oil on wood on canvas 10 x 8 1/2 inches / 25.5 x 21.5 cmFrame: 14 1/2 x 12 1/2 inches / 37 x 32 cm Signed and dated verso: Fleischmann 1960 Relief Painting Provenance: Private collection, Carmel CA Included in lot: Original receipt from Galerie Suzanne Bollag, Zurich (1961) and booklet.
Lot 2256
R. Lalique Courges Vase R. Lalique Courges Vase. The aubergine color squat gourd form scattered with gourds on vines molded in raised relief, stamped in the center with the early underlined "Lalique" logo and "Lalique" to side. Model Introduced 1914, Marcilhac 900 (Moule no. 1005). Height 7 1/2 inches (19 cm); diameter 7 inches (17.7 cm). Chipped rim.
Lot 288
A Victorian governess cart, the single sprung axle with typical tyned cartwheel, iron and rubber rimmed with plain wooden hames and studded leather covered back rests (semi-restored for further restoration), the hubcap inscribed G. R. Watling of Attleborough and Builder approx 290 cm long overall
Lot 784
A gentleman's Rolex Oyster Ultra Prima wristwatch, and a gentleman's Ingersoll Triumph wristwatch (2) Condition report Report by MW Rolex Oyster: the thread on the stem is worn, and the crown wheel will not screw on to it, the hour hand is missing half of its luminosity. The watch is not running currently. The case back is engraved R PULBROOK Harrow School. The dial is without cracks or chips, but the Arabic numerals have also lost their luminosity and are pale in colour. The case has the usual knocks, scratches etc of wear commensurate with age, and it is fitted with a later associated strap.
Lot 265
A Kammer & Reinhardt bisque head doll, with sleeping blue eyes, and an open mouth with two teeth, incised K (star) R/22/Germany, on a composition body, 56 cm See illustration Condition report Report by NG Head slightly grubby. A couple of scratches to her cheek, sleeping eye mechanism, working but not working backwards and forwards. Both teeth present. No cracks visible to head. Limbs loose, all fingers and thumbs present. Paint has deteriorated. Toes all present but some knocks and bumps to all digits.
Lot 736
A Queen's South Africa Medal, awarded to 389 Tpr R A Foley IMP Lt Horse, with Defence of Ladysmith and Elandslaagte bars, and assorted Foley family items, including three Jesus College Sports plated cups (A G Foley), a similar Jesus College mug, assorted photographs, school reports (Gerald Foley), and other items See illustration
Lot 13
Percival (Captain Robert) AN ACCOUNT OF THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. 4to (295 x 230 mm) Containing An Historical View of its original Settlement by the Dutch, its Capture by the British in 1795, and the different Policy pursued there by the Dutch and British Government. Also a Sketch of its Geography, Productions, the Manners and Customs of the Inhabitants, &c. &c. With a View of the Political and Commercial Advantages Which May be Derived From its possession by Great Britain. 339 pages followed by 4 pages of the publishers catalogue, paper covered boards with brown cloth back titled gilt on a red leather label, edges uncut, bookplate on the front paste-down endpaper and a corresponding small stamp below the date on the title page, some very light foxing. Overall a good copy. As a captain in the Eighteenth or Royal Regiment of foot, Captain Percival took part in the first British Occupation of the Cape in 1795. Under General Craig he led the attack on the fortifications of Muizenberg, and was the first officer to reach Cape Town. He remained at the Cape for two years. His book was published after the second British occupation in 1805 when there was a renewed demand for more detailed knowledge about the new colony. Theal is very harsh on the book describing it as one of the most unreliable that has ever been issued from the press, but it nevertheless provides much interesting detail of the Cape at the time of the first occupation. This copy is from the first issue with the split heading on page 247 CAPE OF GO ODHOPE uncorrected. Good London Printed for C. and R. Baldwin 1804
Lot 121
Steyn, J C Van Wyk Louw. `n Lewensverhaal (2 vols in unopened shrink-wrapped box) 260 x 190 x 90; weight 3 kg Soon after his bestselling Raka was published in 1941, N P van Wyk Louw (1906-1970) was acknowledged as one of South Africa`s leading poets in Afrikaans. And this again soon changed to `THE leading living Afrikaans poet`. Steyn`s massive biography is one of the best in Afrikaans, according to publisher and writer J J Human. Steyn`s other books include a biography of Piet Cillie, the best-known editor of Die Burger, and, in 2008, a collection to mark the centenary of another leading Afrikaans writer, known by her initials as M E R[othman]. We have not inspected the contents, preferring to leave a new owner to have the pleasure of removing the volumes and slipcase from their original wrapping. New Cape Town Tafelberg 1998
Lot 145
Reay H N Smithers; R K Brooke; Anthony V Hall (ed) respectively 3 editions; South African red data Book; Terrestrial Mammals; Birds; Conservation of Threatened natural habitats Quarto TERRESTRIAL MAMMALS (1986): Report # 125. Pages ix + 216 pages text with maps and tables.Owner`s signature to title page.Wording `Library` written to top of front cover.Very clean copy. BIRDS (Dec 1984): Report # 97. Pages - vii + 213, text with charts etc. Owner`s signature to fend. Very clean copy. CONSERVATION of Threatened Natural Habitats (Nov 1984): Report # 92. Pages ix + 185 of text with tables etc. Owner`s signature to title page. Very clean copy. Very Good Pretoria Council for Scientific and Industrial research 1986/1984/1984
Lot 156
Col. R. Meinertzhagen KENYA DIARY 230 x 150 x 30 mm This lively and interesting account was published by the author to show the type of life young subalterns led fifty years before, in a colony which has since undergone many changes. Many black-and-white photographs, some maps, plans and drawings. Pages [i-iv]v-viii pp 1-347. No dust jacket. Brown cloth-covered boards, gilt titles on spine. Brown covers mottled with faded spots, possibly insect damage, top and lower edge of spine rubbed. Internally some light foxing on first few pages, but book in overall Very Good, firm and clean condition. Edinburgh Oliver and Boyd 1957
Lot 174
Jacquin, Baron Nicolaus Joseph Stapeliarum in Hortis Vindobonensibus Cultarum 469mm x 325mm `Stapeliarum in Hortis Vindobonensis Cultarum - Descriptiones Figuris Coloratis Illustratae.`Copy number 14 of 150 copies.This collectors` edition was bound by Peter Carstens in green oasis leather and fine quality buckram bookcloth and is contained in the original matching slipcase covered with the same buckram and leather trim.Coloured end papers, 20 pages followed by the 64 full page colour plates with text in Latin. The foreword by Dr. R. A. Dyer is in English. This is a facsimile of the edition published in Vienna between 1806 and 1819. It was the first facsimile in a proposed series of reprints to be called the `Botanic Classica Series`.A valuable feature of this edition is the inclusion at the end of the volume of an up-to-date nomenclature revision of the species in the book, and of course, this Peter Carstens leather binding is far superior to the rather ugly `simulated leather` binding of the standard edition. The 64 plates feature species from the Cape of Good Hope and 19 of them are described by Jacquin for the first time.Please be aware of postage costs, this book is large and heavy.CONDITION DETAILS: A lightly used copy. Clean, attractive Sandton, Johannesburg Constantia Classics 1982
Lot 205
Richards, R THE TRUTH ABOUT THE NEW GOLD FIELDS - FIRST EDITION 8vo (20x14cms) co-published by J Pearse, Pietermaritzburg, 6+298 pages : the impending gold rush in the Transvaal as seen by `a record from day to day of the state of information amongst, and its effects upon, the nearest English community`; not in Mendelssohn, hardback, original red boards rubbed, spine mottled, prelims & edges foxed, one section slightly loose, almost very good RARE FIRST EDITION almost very good London John Walker 1884
Lot 228
Milton (John) PARADISE LOST & PARADISE REGAINED. (Printed by Baskerville) 8vo (230 x 150 mm) 2 volumes: PARADISE LOST. A POEM, IN TWELVE BOOKS. The Author John Milton. From the Text of Thomas Newton, D.D. lxix, 416 pages. PARADISE REGAIND. A POEM IN FOUR BOOKS. To which is added Samson Agonistes: and Poems upon Several Occasions. The Author John Milton. From the Text of Thomas Newton, D.D. 390 pages. Uniformly bound in contemporary dark red straight grained morocco, gilt decorated borders on the upper and lower boards, spines gilt decorated in panels, two title labels missing and the two labels remaining are chipped, edges and corners rubbed, marbled endpapers, all edges gilt. The text is lightly browned with some occasional foxing. Gaskell (Philip) JOHN BASKERVILLE, A BIBLIOGRAPHY, new edition, 1973, pages 24 &25, nos. 4 (a) & 5 (a). Formula, contents and cancels agreeing. The first Baskerville printings of Miltons works. Good Birmingham Printed by John Baskerville for J. and R. Tonson in London 1758
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