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Lot 525
Edwardian silver fruit dish of shaped oval form with pierced decoration and scroll border with four mask head motifs on an ornate cast stand with four pierced feet (Birmingham 1905) - maker R P, all at approximately 13ozs, 28cm across Further images and condition reports are available at www.reemandansie.com
Lot 554
George III silver salver of shaped circular form with piecrust border and beaded rim on four ball and claw feet - engraved dedication to underside (London 1779) - maker R I, all at approximately 37ozs, 35.5cm diameter Further images and condition reports are available at www.reemandansie.com
Lot 228
Collection of large format books: To include Brown Jones and Robinson Foreign Tour, Military Works of D J Payne, A Journey across South America volumes 1-4, Travels and Adventures Cassell, A Magyaros Izles, Pencil Points 1926, Natural History edited by James Wylde, Wandering in the Border Country by Edmund Bogg, Appletons Dictionary of Mechanices 2 Volumes, The Georgics of Vergil 1931, Britten`s Old Clocks and Watches by G H Baillie, Welsh Encyclopedia 1835, Westminster Abbey by W J Loftie, Architectural Drawing R Phene Spiers, The Glutton`s Mirror William Caine, The Altar of the Household by Rev D Harris, Famous Pictures of the World, The Library of Shakespeare volumes 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, Coaching Days of England Paul Elek (30)
Lot 248
Collection of Military related books: To include Retreat from Glory R H Bruce Lockhart, The Blitz by Henry Moore, Bayonets to Lhasa Peter Fleming, Golden Book of Remembrance Henry Buckton, Neville Chamberlain by Duncan Keith-Shaw, The Fall of Constantinople by Steven Runciman, The Man with the Donkey Sir Irving Benson, Her Privates W Davies, Taurus Pursuant History of 11th Armoured Division, Gallipoli Alan Moorehead, 1812A Brett-James, and more (17)
Lot 263
Macdonald Capt. R. J. The History of the Dress of the Royal Regiment of Artillery 1625-1897: First edition, one of subscriber`s copies, limited to 1500 copies. Of only 500going on public sale, large 4to. Original blue paper covered boards, white cloth backing. Frontispiece and 24 full-colour plates, tissue guards, numerous b/w drawings. Bottom corner scuffed o/w a nice clean copy No Signatures or marks
Lot 265
Collection of Early/Victorian and others Children`s books: To include The Water Buffalo Children by Pearl Buck, Pictures from the Poets by TPym,Song with Music from a Childs garden of verses by R L Stevenson, The Sunday ABC, Rosy Cheeks, Jack & Jill, A Day in a Childs Life, The Pioneers by J F Cooper, Last of the Mohicans J F Cooper, King Pepito by Beatrice F Cresswell, Little Songs of Long Ago, Adventures of Miss Brown, Jones and Robinson, English Children`s books by Percy Muir, Children`s books in England by F J Harvey, The Magic years of Beatrix Potter by Margaret Lane, Equitation Pueile et Honnete Crafty (French) (16)
Lot 82
Selection of various Staffordshire related books: to consist of: Erdeswick`s Survey of Staffordshire; History of Wednesbury in the County of Stafford by William Parke, Wolverhampton 1854; The History of the church and Parish of Norton-in-the-Moor by James Jack; Visitation of Staffordshire by Mss Phillipps 1854; Stafford in Olden Times by J.L. Cherry 1890; A Survey of Staffordshire by Sampson Erdeswick 1844; catalogue of the picture in Stafford House 1908; the Wanderings of Charles II in Staffordshire and Shropshire by H.P. Kingston 1933; new album of Stafford views; the congregational churches of Staffordshire by A.G. Matthews; monasticism in Staffordshire by Francis Aidan Hibbert 1909; the customs, superstitions and legends of the county of Stafford by Charles Henry Poole 1875; Staffordshire Gleanings in history and tradition by Frederick Hackwood 1922; Domesday book r the great survey of England by William the Conqueror, 1862. Together with another book titled Staffordshire Sketches. (15)
Lot 157
Several works of John Murcot 1657: that eminent and godly preacher of the word, lately of a Church of Christ at Dublin in Ireland. Published by Mr Winter, Mr Chambers, Mr Eaton, Mr Carryl and Mr Manton. Printed by R White for Francis Tyton at the Three Daggers in Fleet Street, near the Inner-Temple Gate 1657. First edition. rebound and new end papers.
Lot 188
Various Auction Sale Catalogues from large collections: To include collections The Honeyman, David Solomon Sassoon, Evelyn Library, Thomas Winthrop Streeter, Major J R Abbey, Scott Library, Fitz Eugene Dixon, Jack Cole, Diaghilev-Lifar Library, Broxbourne Library, Stiftung Fur Botanik, Harrison D Horbit Library from Auctioneers Sotheby & Co, Christies in the 1970s and 80s most catalogues are hardback
Lot 191
Collection of books relating to towns and areas in the British Isles: To consist of The Early History of North Riding, Hereford Herefordshire and the Wye by D R Chapman limited to 500 copies – this one been 340, Domesday Studies R W Eyton, Bygone Warwickshire William Andrews, Survey of Staffordshire Erdeswicke, History of Bewdley J R Burton, Annals of Shenstone, Book of the Severn Bradley, Natural History of Staffordshire Robert Garner, Free Schools of Worcestershire Griffith, Cox`s Britannia Shropshire, Yorkshire Coast John Leyland, Charters & Muniments at Hagley Isaac Jeayes, History of Tenbury Tunstall Evans and more (inspection needed) 36 in total
Lot 194
2 Boxes of Various books: To include The Three Presidencies of India J Capper, Antiquities of Greece John Robinson, The Sexual Life of Savages Malinowski, King Edward VII Sidney Lee, Allan`s Wife and other Tales H R Haggard, The Works Of Isaac Penington 3 vols, Amorous Flammetta Boccaccio, J M Barrie`s Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens and more (inspection needed) 56 in Total
Lot 199
Box of Books: To include Boswell`s Life of Samuel Johnson vols 1,3,4,5, British Reformers Edward VI and others, The Waif Woman by R L Stevenson 1916, Omnibuses & Cabs their origin and History H C Moore1902, South Shackleton 3rd edition, The Silver Thorn Hugh Walpole signed by author limited to 175 printed in October 1928, Lord of the Isles by Walter Scott 1815, Sinai and Palestine Stanley 1889, Town Life in the Fifteenth Century Alice Stopford Green 2 vols 1894, The Ducks of India 1925, Ancient British History by John Hughes vols 2 1819, Lord Rosebery and the Budget and Lord Rosebery and the House of Lords Bound together, The Protector D`Aubigne by J H Merle D`Aubigne, Early Trackways 1922 2 copies, History of Paris by Eugene De La Gournerie
Lot 200
Box of Books: To include English Books with coloured plates 1790-1860 R V Tooley, Life of Samuel Johnson by James Boswell in one volume 1827, Childe Harold 1855, Biblical Engravings by Rev Harris, The Life of Michelangelo Buonarroti Vol 1, Hoppus`s Measurer, Peter Parley`s Tales 1892, Poems of Felicia Hemans, The Gallery of Nature by Rev Thomas Milner, Trades Union Congress 1905 visit to the potteries, Voyage Queensland 1883, Boyle`s Court Guide for April 1847, History of Jesus Christ printed by J S Schofield (12)
Lot 201
Box of Books: To include History of Highgate J H Lloyd 1888, Poetical Works of John Keats 1916, The Story of St Alban, The Education of the Eye by John Burnet 1837, Report on the Hillgrove Gold-Field by E C Andrews 1900, Voyage Round the World by George Anson 1853, Rentale de Cokersand by Rev F R Raines, Nellies Prayer by George R Sims, Mrs Beetons Every Day Cookery, Sketches by Boz, The Yorkshire Archaelogical Journal part 59, Christmas Stories Charles Dickens, Martin Chuzzlewit C Dickens, Tales & Poems of Edgar Allan Poe 4 volumes, Mr Pickwick and the Pickwick Papers by Frank Reynolds (16)
Lot 192
WWII – Spotlight on the Jew based on L’Auitriche Juive translated and annotated by Cuthbert Reaveley. A photocopy of the complete book with yellow paper wrappers bearing the library stamp of R P Oliver or Urbana Illinois a noted American activist. Although a photo copy this is complete and the book itself is of considerable rarity – we have not been able to trace another copy on the market at present
Lot 49
A Coalport Porcelain Exhibition Quality Large Two-Handled Pedestal Vase and Cover, made for the 1862 Exhibition, of Persian influence, the domed fluted cover on a cupped neck, semi-gadrooned, the neck and shoulders with bands of Islamic style mihrabs, flowers and tendrils, with reeded downswept handles, the main body with a band of florets and cabochons moulded in high relief over a front and reverse shaped oval panel, painted by R F Abraham, one painted in puce en camaieu with a winged maiden holding cherubs flanked by an owl after Thorwaldsen, the opposite panel with a detailed spray of diverse flowers amongst silk ribbons, within gilt frames against a sky blue ground with floral repeat Persian influenced foliage, on a short fluted stem and square conforming foot, the inside of the cover with gilded "ampersand" mark, the main vase unmarked (vestiges of green paper label inscribed LONDON), 78cm high
Lot 337
A Victorian Dog Collar, maker`s mark R&H, Sheffield 1849, plain circular with reeded rim, twin adjustable apertures and ring, inscribed Mr Bartholomew, Bank House, Sheffield, 9cm diameter; and A Victorian Plated Dog Collar, pseudo marks, circa 1850, similar with padlock, inscribed Mr T P Dickinson, Burley Wood, Leeds (2)
Lot 480
A Sapphire and Diamond Cluster Ring, an oval cut sapphire within a double border of round brilliant cut diamonds, in yellow claw settings, to a lined shoulder shank, total diamond weight 3.00 carat approximately, finger size R, and A Pair of Sapphire and Diamond Drop Earrings, a cluster suspends a diamond set bow which surmounts a pear cut sapphire within a double border of round brilliant cut diamonds, total diamond weight 1.20 carat approximately, drop measures 3cm, with post fittings for pierced ears
Lot 720
Royal Interest: An Important Brooch, a large oval cut amethyst within a scalloped setting to a green and white enamelled border inset at intervals with half pearls, with chain connections to a octagonal cut amethyst with four small pearls around it, which suspends a small pearl set enamelled cup and a pear shaped amethyst, measures 4cm by 7.4cm, contained in the original fitted case, by R & S Garrard & Co. Inscription to the reverse: FROM H.M. THE QUEEN TO J.F. ROBERTSON 28TH AUGT 1860 Provenance: a gift from Queen Victoria to Joanne F. Robertson on her wedding day, thence by descent
Lot 481
* Dublin, Wicklow & Wexford Railway. Issued 1st Class singles from Bray and Enniscorthy,together with blue 2nd Class singles from Blackrock and Kingstown, pink 2nd Class singles from Blackrock (to Booterstown; crease), Dalkey, and Salthill, brown 3rd Class singles from Blackrock, Harcourt Street (to Stillorgan), and Westland Row, green 3rd Class singles from Kingstown, and Salthill, a 2nd Class return from Lansdowne Road to Kingstown, a 2nd Class Evening Return from Blackrock to Kingstown, and a blank card Bicycle single from Shankill. The lot also includes DW&WR (C of D Jn R)-titled 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Class singles from Tara Street to Westland Row The majority of tickets were issued in the 1890s, with two having dates in 1887 and 1888. (18)
Lot 745
* Microscope. A fine late 19th century compound monocular microscope, signed on the body tube R & J Beck.31. Cornhill London 5921, with rack and pinion coarse and micrometer fine focusing, mechanical stage with slide clamp adjustable in fore, aft and sideways motion by rack and pinion and spiral gear motion, with sub-stage wheel condenser and plano-concave mirror, raised on twin shaped supports from the Y-shaped stand, 15.25 in (38.7 cm) high, together with four eye-pieces, a Smith & Beck 1/5th objective in can, a 3/4 objective in can, a live box, a pair of stage forceps and an unrelated plano-concave mirror, in glass display dome on ebonised wood base, 25.5 in (64.7 cm) high overall (1)
Lot 757
* Telescope. A 20th century 1.5 inch three-draw brass telescope, unsigned, with leather-covered outer body tube and ray shade, 30.75 in (78 cm) long extended, together with a 19th century 1.75 in single-draw naval pattern telescope, signed G. S. Stevens, Docks, Cardiff, Day or Night, with eye-piece dust slide ray-shade and object glass dust cap, 38.5 in (98 cm) long extended, some damage, and an R & J Beck 5 inch rectifier in leather case (3)
Lot 867
* A Group of Four to Private R. Walsh, Connaught Rangers Late Irish Fusiliers, Queen`s South Africa 1899-1902, four clasps, Cape Colony, Orange Free State, Transvaal, South Africa 1902 (7095 Pte R. Walsh. Rl: Irish Fus:), 1914 Star with rosette (7901 Pte R. Walsh. 2/Conn:Rang.), British War and Victory Medals (7901 Pte. R. Walsh. Conn. Rang.), very fine and better 7901 Private Robert Walsh served during the Great War with The Connaught Rangers from 14.8.1914. (4)
Lot 877
* A Group of Four to Sergeant J. Loftus, Gloucestershire Regiment Late Connaught Rangers, 1914 Star and Bar (9165 Pte J. Loftus, 1/Conn:Rang.), British War and Victory Medals (9165 Pte. J. Loftus. Conn. Rang.), Army Long Service & G.C, G.V.R. (7143150 Sjt. J.Loftus. Glouc. R.), polished therefore, generally good fine Sergeant James Loftus served with the 1st Battalion Connaught Rangers from 26.9.1914, transferred to the Gloucestershire Regiment 15.1.1932. (4)
Lot 880
* A Great War Group of Three to `P.O.W.` Private R. Farrell, Connaught Rangers, 1914 Star and Bar (9728 Pte. R. Farrell. Conn. Rang.), British War and Victory Medals (9728 Pte. R. Farrell. Conn. Rang.), good very fine 9278 Private Robert Farrell, served on the Western Front with The Connaught Rangers from 14.8.1914, taken Prisoner of War whilst serving with the regiment. (3)
Lot 889
* Three: Private M. Drennan, Kings Own Regiment, British War and Victory Medals (3004 Pte. M. Drennan. R. Ir. Regt.), Army Long Service & G.C., G.V.R., with `Regular Army` bar suspension (7110079 Pte. M. Drennan. Kings. Own R.), polished, about very fine 7110079 Private Michael Drennan served on the Western Front with The Royal Irish Regiment from 17.12.1915, transferred to The Inniskilling Fusiliers (48248) and The Royal Irish Regiment (32614). (3)
Lot 891
* Three: Private W. Bareham, Essex Regiment Later Connaught Rangers, 1914-15 Star (18511 Pte. W. Bareham, Essex R.), British War and Victory Medals (18511 Pte. W. Bareham. Essex R.), good very fine 18511 Private William Bareham, served in Gallipoli with 1st Battalion, Essex Regiment from 31.7.1915 transferred to The Connaught Rangers (6023). (3)
Lot 905
* A Great War O.B.E Group to Major R.J. Watts, M.I.D., O.B.E., Worcestershire Yeomanry, twice Mentioned in Despatches and only one of two Officer`s from the Regiment to be awarded the O.B.E. during the Great War, The Most Excellent Order of the British Empire, 1st type, Military Division, Officer`s (O.B.E.), breast Badge, silver-gilt, London 1919, 1914-15 Star (Lieut. R.J. Watts Worc.Yeo.) British War and Victory Medals, with M.I.D. oakleaves (Capt. R.J. Watts), very fine and better M.I.D., London Gazette 30.1.1919 Watts, Capt. R. J., Worc. Yeo. (T.F.). `For gallant conduct and distinguished services rendered during the period from the 1st March to the 1st October, 1918 (Salonika)`. Major Roger Watts, M.I.D., O.B.E. (1878-1951) born Edgbaston, initially served with 5th Battalion Worcestershire Regiment, Commissioned 2nd Lieutenant in the Worcestershire Hussars 4.5.1912; served in the Egyptian Theatre of War from 9.7.1916; appointed Staff Lieutenant, 1st Class, 3rd Echelon 17.10.1916; served in Salonika from 6.11.1916; attached to the Derbyshire Yeomanry 5.4.1918; Commissioned Major 3.6.1919, served in Constantinople 28.8.1919; relinquished rank of Major. (4)
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