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Lot 28
Seven medals to 649 Pte J. Hope Kent Cyclist Battalion, 1914-18 War Medal and Victory Medal (A Cpl.), Territorial Force War Medal (Pte.), India General Service with Afghanistan N.W.F. 1919 clasp (265101 Pte R. W. Kent R.), Territorial Force Efficiency Medal (265101 Pte Kent Cyc Bn), Special Constabulary LS (John H. Dopson), Defence Medal, mounted for wearing; together with a photograph of Private Hope/Dopson, a 1st Kent Bttn textile wall token and a note book filled by the recipient with numerous photographs of his service in Eastern theatres. The discrepancy in the naming of the SCLS is explained by the fact that the recipient bore both the names Hope and Dopson, favouring the latter in later years.
Lot 101
DAGLEY (R) - DEATH'S DOINGS, London 1826, 1st. Ed., twenty four eng. plates, foxed, orig. half calf marble boards; BUTLER (SAMUEL) - HUDIBRAS, 2 vols. London 1819, new edition, hand coloured aquatints, foxed, orig. half calf marble boards; A'BECKETT (G.A.) - THE COMIC HISTORY OF ENGLAND & THE COMIC HISTORY OF ROME, illus. Leech, London n.d. orig. hald calf marble boards; 1835; CERVANTES (M. DE) - DON QUIXOTE DE LA MANCHA, 4 vols. London 1820, new edition, illus. Westall, gt. red morocco; SMILES (SAMUEL) - Lives Of The Engineers - The Steam Engine, Boulton and Watt, London 1878 new edition, and The Locomotive George and Robert Stephenson 1879, Harbows-Lighthouses, Bridges Smeaton and Rennie, 1874, History Of Roads Metcalfe Telford, 1874; Early Engineering, Vermyden, etc., 1874 by same, full gt. calf; CRUIKSHANK (GEORGE) - THE COMIC ALMANACK 1835 and 1842, half calf marble boards (19)
Lot 104
LYNAM ( REV. R.) - THE HISTORY OF ENGLAND... to the Death Of George II by Dr. Goldsmith, 3 vols. London 1825, full calf gt.; SMITH (JOHN THOMAS) - NOLLEKENS AND HIS TIMES, 2 vols. London 1828, half calf marble boards; SUCHET (MARSHAL) - MEMOIRS OF THE WAR IN SPAIN, 2 vols. London 1829, full calf, gt.; ROLLIN (M.) - THE ANCIENT HISTORY OF THE EGYTPTIANS..., 8 vols. fourteenth edition, London 1821, full calf (15)
Lot 330
A silver George I style teapot by Robert Comyns, London 1934, fitted with wooden handle and finial, inscribed 'R', 370gm (12oz approx); a silver octagonal teapot by Zacharia Barraclough & Sons, Birmingham 1913, of plain tapering form, 12.25cm high, 395gm (12.75oz approx); and an Irish silver teapot by Sharman D Neill, Belfast (Dublin Assay) 1921, plain circular with beaded border, 17cm high, 640gm (20.5oz approx) (3)
Lot 501
William Woodhouse (British, 1857-1939) Srudies of a Heavy Horse and Dog Studies pencil on paper 23 x 16 cm Provenance: R B E Woodhouse Esq., the artist's son, and by descent William Woodhouse was born near Morecambe in Lancashire and rarely left this area during his life. He studied at the Lancaster School of Art and specialised in subjects of sporting dogs and game, developing a soft realistic style which captures the character of the animals very well. A retrospective exhibition of eighty nine paintings by Woodhouse was held in Preston after his death in 1939.
Lot 508
Richard Henry Brock (British, exh.1897-1915) Study of a Gloucester Old Spot Pig signed lower right "R H Brock" watercolour 30 x 25cm Provenance: Private collection, Cambridgeshire Richard Henry Brock (exh.1897-1915) was primarily a landscape painter, illustrator and illustrator of boys' annuals. He and his artist brothers lived Cambridge, and Richard Henry Brock exhibited at the Royal Academy eight times. He shared a studio in Cambridge with his brothers - Tom, Dick, Harry and Charles were all artists. They were a quiet and reserved family and modest about their achievements. Richard Brock married a schoolmistress late in life and moved to Hastings and died in 1943.
Lot 534
Richard Henry Brock (British, exh.1897-1915) Studies of Thoroughbred Foals one signed lower right "R H Brock July 1900" pencil on tracing paper various sizes five (5) Richard Henry Brock (exh.1897-1915) was primarily a landscape painter, illustrator and illustrator of boys' annuals. He lived Cambridge and exhibited at the Royal Academy eight times.
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