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R. Iveson Kirkby Stephen., (1809-1885) A VICTORIAN INLAID WALNUT AMERICAN WALLCLOCK having a circular painted dial with Roman numerals, 8 day key wound movement, the trunk having a glass panel in the door, between carved leaf decoration and scroll base with fretwork. 82cm high (32.25in) ***IVESON, worked in Main Street, Kirkby Stephen, from 1829
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After R. Turner- 'Newcastle-upon-Tyne in the Reign of Elizabeth', publ. by R. Turner, Fine Arts Repository, June 28th 1854; hand-coloured lithograph, 47x74cm: Hatfield- Soham Church, after Moore; hand-coloured aquatint: together with a hand-coloured French lithograph of High-Shot House in Twickenham, (3)
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A Victorian turquoise and gold mourning brooch the turquoise cabochons set in floral arrangement with scrolling surround the back set with circular hair panel 3.5cm; a rectangular turquoise and half pearl brooch set with hair panel engraved to verso “T.C. 11th Dec”r 1828”; a bow shaped brooch set with onyx cabochons and hair panel; and four other gold and turquoise mourning brooches (7).
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Holt (Emily S.) Imogen A Tale of the Early British Church, n.d. c.1890;Young (Egerton R.) Oowikapun or how the Gospel Reached the Nelson River Indians, inscribed by the author, 1895; Wentworth (Walter) Kibboo Ganey or the Lost Chief of the Copper Mountain, 1894; Stowe (Harriet Beecher) Uncle Tom's Cabin..., a little soiling and spotting, ownership plate on front pastedown, n.d., c.1890, original pictorial boards; and 57 others, similar, most a little worn or damaged, 8vo (61)
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Chapel (Charles Edward) Fingerprinting A Manual of Identification, 1941; Battley (Harry) Single Finger Prints, stamp on front free-endpaper, 1930; Henry (Sir E. R.) Classification and Use of Finger Prints, 1928; Mann (J. Dixon) Forensic Medicine and Toxicology, 1922; Teignmouth Shore (W.) Crime and Its Detection, 2 vol., 1931; and a quantity of others, similar, v.s., (qty).
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Wingfield (Rev. W.) and G. W. Johnston, The Poultry Book..., 22 chromolithographed plates, tissue-guards, light foxing, moderate in places, contemporary half calf over patterned boards, a little rubbed, 1853; R. H. The Royal Pastime of Cock-fighting..., facsimile copy of 1709 edition, modern half-calf, uncut, n.d.; and 3 others, general, 4to & 8vo, (5).
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Hakluyt Society.- Gibb (H. R.) The Travels of Ibn Battuta, 3 vol., Cambridge, 1956-71; Broadhurst (R. J. C., trans. & editor) The Travels of Ibn Jubayr, 1952, dust-jackets; Vasiliev (A. A.) History of the Byzantine Empire 324 - 1453, original cloth; and a small quantity of others, Middle Eastern Travel and History, 4to & 8vo, (qty).
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AN EDWARD V11 MSM-LSGC GROUP OF FOUR MEDALS . QSA with Six Bars, ROL/PAAR/DRIE/JOHAN/D-HILL/WITT, named to 10945 Serjt Major G R Earle. RFA. KSA Bars 1901/02, named to 10945 Serjt Major Earle, RFA. Edward V11 MSM FM Bust, named to Serjt Major G R Earle RA. Victoria 2nd Type LSGC, named to 10945 Batt Qr Mr Sgt G R Earle RA, mounted for wear.
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A DSC GROUP OF FIVE MEDALS. 15CT Gold Medal QEF 1915 2nd L Horse, Best Horseman and Buck Jump Rider, initials GPG on front. DSC for Minesweeping Duties, in the Eastern Mediterranean, Lt G R P Gilpin RNVR 1917. Supp LG 14/5/1918. For Honours and Services in the Auxilary Patrol. Trio named to Lt G R P Gilpin RNVR. Lt Gilpin entered a contest in 1915, as a £5 prize was awarded, money was tight, winning Mr Scuthorpes Gold Medal, also the £5 cash prize. Serving in Gallipoli with the 2nd L Horse, later commissioned RNVR. He married the 2nd daughter of Viscount Allendale, spending much time in Ireland, where he lost his sight, due to Hunting Accidents. He was considered by many as the Wildest Man in Ireland, an operation partially restored, the sight in one eye C1930. Copy Photograph of Recipient and further details, with the group.
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A CMG/MC/Al VALORE MILITAIRE GROUP OF MEDALS. Awarded to Major R M M Worsley CMG 1938, MC 1919, 1914/15 Star trio, 2 lt-Major R M M Worsley RGA, MID Emblem. 35 Jubilee/37 Coronation Medals, TEM bar Ceylon with further award bar GV. The latter in heavily engraved script, Trpr Worsley MC Ceylon Mtd Rifles. Al Valore Militaire unamed. Ceylon Bronze Service Plaque 1914/19, lightly named R M M Worsley. Together with matching miniatures, both mounted for wear. CMG loose, awarded for Civil Service 1938. MID LG 4/1/1917. MC LG 1/1/1919. 2Lt Ceylon Planters Rifles, enlisted 1910. Given leave from the Colonial Service and CPR, for War Service with the RGA. Commanded the 1/2 Lancs Heavy Batty , Desp, MC, Italian Silver Medal. Educ Balliol College, Officer Cl 1 Colonial Service, Died 8/12/1939.
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THE MEDALS OF SIR OWEN F MORSHEAD, KCB, GCVO, DSO, MC. Cased GCVO with Breast Star, Cased KCB with Breast Star. DSO, MC, 1914/15 Trio, Lt-Major O F Morshead RE. Defence Medal, 35 Jubilee-37 Coronation Medal, also 1953 Coronation Medal. Italian War Cross, Cased Legion Du Honnuer. Born 1893, son of R Morshead of Hurlditch Court, Tavistock, Devon. Educated Marlborough and RMA. Married Paquita Hagemeyer of Florence in 1926. Served Gt War MID five times LG 1/1/16-15/5/17-11/12/17-6/1/19-5/6/1919. Brev Major, Italian War Cross. Served W W 11, Commanding 9th Berks Bn Homeguard. Librarian Windsor Castle 1946-58. Assistant Keeper of the Royal Archives 1926-58. Officer of the Legion Du Honnuer. DSO 26/111917. Citation LG 6/4/1918.For Conspicuous Gallantry and Devotion to Duty in making his way forward with a supply of Pigeons to clear up a situation, and sending back clear information. He conveyed important orders to the leading Battalions. It is impossible to speak too highly of his conduct. Sir Owen Morshead Served in France and on the Italian Fronts .
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A 1914/15 TRIO AND DEATH PLAQUE. Named to Sjt E W Johns of the 8th Canadian Infantry, Number 267. Pte on the Star, Sjt on the BWM & Victory Medals. Together with a Tribute Medal to the Town of Stonewall-Manitoba. The Great European War Medal, named to Sjt E W Johns, No 267. For Service to King & Country. Death Plaque and Canadian Memorial Cross also to the same recipient. Also a Canadian Memorial Cross named Tp 236 A/Cpl R Johns.
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AN ASHANTEE STAR GROUP OF THREE MEDALS. Ashanti Star named on the reverse to 3077 Pte J Bragg 2 W Yorks R, in the arms. QSA named to the same recipient, with contact marks to the number from the Star. The Disc has been mounted by filling the drilled mount hole, then soldered to loops. The original mount and three Bars-TH/ROL/Transvaal, are present. KSA named to recipient, all contained in a 1900 New Year Tin VRI/Kitchener design.
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THE MEDALS OF MAJOR E GREEN MBE .E YORKS REGT. MBE 1938, GSM Bar Palestine, 4335043 W O Cl 2 E Green E Yorks R. Defence and War Medals, 1937 Coronation. LSGC GV Bar Regular Army. 4335043 W O Cl 11 E Green E Yorks R. Together with two cased Regimental Medals (Billiards) and Ribbon Bars, etc. Photograph Albums and Paperwork concerning The service and life of Pte-Major (Q-M) Edward Green. Egypt, China, his Marriage and duties abroad are mixed with Officers and Other ranks photographs, many named. Buckingham Palace letter for award of the MBE 1938. Career Details, Promotions etc.
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Two French pressed walnut round boxes, one stamped with figures beside a courtyard pool 'Susanne Surprise Au Bain', the other stamped with a pair of card sharps, a mountainous landscape beyond 'Les Deux Gaspard', a Tunbridgeware type mahogany, rosewood and satinwood parquetry box with a sliding cover stamped 'J R Richmond', and a floral painted wood cased compass, possibly French or Swiss
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A collection of small silver, comprising; a late George III part fluted cream jug with bright-cut engraved borders and a reeded angular handle, engraved beneath 'R over I.S.A.', London 1802. by James Barrett, 12cm high (4.75in), 146g (4.5. oz), a spherical cut glass salt cellar on a round silver stand with gadrooned borders, Birmingham 1809. by Matthew Boulton, 7cm high (2.75in), and a pierced oval dish with two leaf chased handles, 1910. by William Devenport, 22cm long (8.5in), 161g (5. oz)
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Sicilian School 19th Century A view of Palermo with two monks on a road beside a monastery inscribed on the reverse: Palermo preso dal convento di Sta Maria di Gesœ oil on tin oval 17 by 22 cm.; 6.75 by 8.625 in. Provenance Admiral Heanage Vivian Clyne Castle; His sale November 1952 to R. Evans (all according to labels and inscriptions on the reverse).
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A rare Martin Brothers terracotta plaque self portrait by Robert Wallace Martin in wooden frame incised R W Martin & Bros London & Southall and R W Martin Sc circa 1883 33cm. square Malcolm Haslam The Martin Brothers Potters Richard Dennis Publications page 81 plate 100 for an illustration of this actual plaque.
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An early Martin Brothers stoneware vase by Robert Wallace Martin cylindrical form incised with roundels and radiating foliate panels in shades of blue on a grey ground incised R W Martin London 2-1877 N17 repaired damages 36.5cm. high. This vase shows similarities in style to examples produced by the French potter Jean-Charles Cazin engravings of which were published in Revue de l’Art Ancien et Moderne. These engravings published in 1901 were drawn by Edgar Kettle who worked at the Martin Brothers pottery and date from before 1875 when Cazin left the nearby Fulham Pottery.
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An early Martin Brothers stoneware beaker vase by Robert Wallace Martin manufactured at Pomona House incised with a band of stiff leaf decoration above lappet bands in shades of green and blue on an ochre ground incised F 11 R W Martin Fulham 8-74 minor hairline to top rim 11cm. high. Exhibited Martin Brothers Pottery Exhibition Richard Dennis 1978 catalogue number 21.
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An early Martin Brothers stoneware spoon warmer by Robert Wallace Martin modelled as a reptile with gaping mouth in shades of brown and blue incised 28 * R W Martin London & Southall firing cracks 23cm. wide. The Martin Brothers Gallery 532 David Rago and Philip Chasen catalogue no.47 for a similar faced four legged creature dated 11-1879.
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A Martin Brothers stoneware ewer by Robert Wallace Martin deeply incised with stylised foliage in shades of brown and ochre picked out with blue incised 18.8.81 R W Martin London & Southall Richard Dennis exhibition label 23.5cm. high. Exhibited The Martin Brothers Pottery Exhibition Richard Dennis 1978 catalogue number 104. Malcolm Haslam The Martin Brothers Potters Richard Dennis figure 20 this jug illustrated as a full page.
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