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Lot 548
A good vintage early 20 mid 20th Century cigarette card collection to include Wills's Allied Army Leaders full set 50/50, Wills Merchant Ships of the World full set 50/50, Carreras Famous Film Stars 100 cards full set, Turf Cigarettes 50 Radio Celebrities full set 50/50, Turf Cigarettes Famous Cricketers full set 50/50, Turf Cigarettes Famous Film Stars full set 50/50 Gallaher Ltd Army Badges 48/48 full set, Gallaher Film Episodes 48/48 full set, Wills's Homeland Events real photo 54/54 full set, Carreras Ltd Arcadia Alice in Wonderland rare full set 48/48, Kellogg Famous Firsts set of 12 cards, Gallaher Champions of Screen & Stage full set 48/48 Walls Do you know full set 24/24, Godfrey phillips Ltd The Mechanised Age full set 50/50, Ogden's Cigarettes Trick Billiards 50/50, Kellogg Motor Cards full set 16/16, Saronicks Sarony Complete Limerick Book full set 50/50 etc. Many more sets and tea cards included. Contained within a blue albums each card arranged within. Measures 33cm high x 26cm wide.
Lot 770
CRICKET, original glass positive (4.25 x 3.25), William 'Fatty' Foulke (Sheffield United & England goalkeeper), he was also a professional cricketer for Derbyshire C.C.C. (played 4 matches during the 1900 County season), very rare image showing him full-length in batting pose, c1900, by Jasper Redfern, EX
Lot 772
FOOTBALL, a pair of ceramic plates for 1959 FA Cup Final, gilt hand-writing to centre "Wembley 1959 Cup Final, Luton Town, cap - Syd Owen v Nottingham Forest, cap Jack Burkitt" & "Wembley 1959 Cup Winners, Nottingham Forest, Captain Jack Burkitt", with embossed rim with three gilt FA Cups, by Belgrave Pottery, rare, as previously displayed at the City Ground, EX, 2
Lot 275
QUEEN ALEXANDRA (1844-1925) PHOTOGRAPH signed in ink on the mount Alexandra, c1906 and, en suit,e a photograph of King Edward VII inscribed by Queen Alexandra "Edward VII", 33 x 24cm, in contemporary giltwood frames surmounted by crown and cushion, double sided and backed by two documents appointing [Sir] Percicval Horton Smith Hartley tothe Royal Victorian Order 5th Class (June 13 1906) and 4th Class (November 9 1908), signed at the head "Edward R and I" with embossed seal, glazed recto and verso (2)A photograph of the King inscribed with his name by Queen Alexandra is rare.++Photographs and documents both in good condition, frames with rubbed gilding and slight loss in particular to the gesso crown surmounts
Lot 346
COLONEL SIR FREDERICK WILLIAM TRENCH (1775-1859) BELVOIR CASTLE FROM THE GREAT RIDING LEADING FROM STATTERN TERRACE PLANTATION TOWARDS BARKSTON WOOD 1819 pen and ink lithograph on silk, 33 x 44.5cm A rare example of one of the set of five views of Belvoir Castle by the amateur artist and lithographer. For further information see Royal Collection Trust online catalogue, object RCIN 701747.f.++Slightly creased and spotted, long undisturbed in the present ebonised frame with on the reverse the printed trade label of Richard Keene of Derby
Lot 650
AN ENGLISH DUMMY BOARD OF A HOUSEMAID WITH A BESUM, PROBABLY 19TH C 167cm hThe artist and picture conservator Richard Hobson (1945-2004) of the Bowes Museum, who restored this charming dummy board (and lot 652) for the present vendor in 1980, considered them to be 18th century (copy invoice available).++On the reverse an old structural repair with four battens, the front with retouching and restoration but a striking and rare object
Lot 285
PHOTOGRAPHICALLY ILLUSTRATED. SIBTHORPE (R WALDO) A CATALOGUE OF PORCELAIN & POTTERY ORIENTAL EUROPEAN & ENGLISH, privately published, Nottingham 1874 mounted albumen prints and text on slightly spotted limp card linen hinged leaves detailing 740 items continued from 741 to 771 by hand, ownership signature to title, original maroon cloth, worn, rare Provenance: Coningsby (Charles Walter Sibthope) (1846-1932), 1879.
Lot 270
CRIMEAN WAR. AN UNUSUAL VICTORIAN SAILOR'S PAINTED CARD UNION JACK PUZZLE of pink cotton taped folding stout card with handwritten directions in red and black ink, enclosure slip to Miss Veysie inscribed The Seamen of Her Majesty's Navy to Miss Veysie in Remembrance of Therapia, British Channel, April 1858 with original wrapper addressed to the same at King's College Hospital London, WC, postally used with six 1d reds with Dover and London CDS (October 8 1859) and wax seal impressions, lossesIn November 1854, following Florence Nightingale's success at Scutari Hospital the Admiralty decided to send out "tried and approved nurses" (selected by the Ladies Committee in London) and establish a 40 bed hospital at Therapia. Many of the patients were to be marines and men of the Naval Brigade from the Siege of Sevastopol. In January 1855 the Reverend & Mrs McKenzie arrived with a small party of ladies and nurses. Mrs McKenzie, an experienced nurse, having trained at the Middlesex Hospital had as one of her three assistants Penelope Gertrude Veysie (1807-1891).A number of the nursing staff proved inadequate or incapable and soon left or were dismissed. Later many tributes were paid to the quality of the management of the small hospital and the ensuing parliamentary report stated "They shrank from no kind of employment however dangerous or laborious nor was there any office connected with the sick which they deemed to be low or demeaning... Miss Veysie remained behind until the termination of the war happily brought her labours to a close... their services will live long in the grateful remembrance of the officers, seamen and marines who fought before Sevastopol". Gertrude Veysie was one of the recipients of the extremely rare Ottoman Gold Nursing Award, 1856 (sold Morton & Eden Ltd, 28 June 2018, lot 631).
Lot 561
A RARE HIGHLY NATURALISTIC FRENCH LIMEWOOD TROMPE L'OEIL CARVING OF A DEAD BIRD BY TO JEAN DEMONTREUIL, C1780-1790 backed on silk in glazed oval walnut frame, 37 x 28cmFew superlatives can adequately describe the great delicacy and astonishing realism of Demontreuil's carvings. He seems to have specialised in birds and exhibited at the Paris Salons between 1791 and 1798. The little serin, swallow and nightingale are known. Even the string or cord from which his life size birds hang is part of the carving. Lifelike works of art appealed to exactly those connoisseurs in whose libraries might be found the great botanical and natural history books of the period. Objects such as the finest carvings or miniature bronzes would be a focus of the boudoir or cabinet (study), that 18th century version of the kunstkammer of the 16th and 17th centuries. Other closely comparable bird carvings by Demontreuil are at Burghley House, Lincolnshire, the V & A, the Louvre and the Historisches Museum, Basel.++In unrestored condition, the silk backing threadbare and worn, glass of frame loose, shrinkage cracks around moulded rim of frame, the carving in apparently very good condition
Lot 290
A collection of Emma Bridgewater baby mugs to include the Emma Bridgewater 'Black and White Cat' pattern, two 'Summer Fruits for the GTC', a 'Raspberry Wiveton Hall' pattern mug, a small 'Oranges and Lemons' example, a 'Grape and Vine' pattern example, an Emma Bridgewater Green 'Aga Saga' pattern example and a rare Emma Bridgewater 'Sweetpea' oval meat plate with 2000AD backstamp, width 29cm (9). CONDITION REPORT There are no obvious signs of significant damage or repair, from a collector.
Lot 317
A George IV silver cased watch by Richard Webster, 43 Cornhill, London, No. 5479, the silvered dial with engine turned dial centre, the plain chapter ring with Roman numerals, gold hands and blued steel sweep seconds hand, the lever escapement with plain gold balance with spiral steel balance spring and regulator, fusee and chain, in silver and silver gilt case engine turned back, 55mm diameter (gross weight 140 grammes), hallmarked London 1823 and with case maker's mark "J.D." (James Dow, St James's Buildings, Clerkenwell) Note: Possibly Richard Webster recorded working 43 Cornhill, London, apprenticed 1800, member of the Clockmakers Company 1807, liveryman of the Clockmakers Company 1810-1840. This watch is illustrated in Watches by Cecil Clutton and George Daniels, Batsford, 1965 - plates 474 and 475 - this watch is rare example for the transition from the full plate English movement to the three-quarter plate
Lot 342
A mid 19th Century Swiss 18k gold cased lever pocket watch by Louis Audemars of Brassus, No. 467, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, the movement with rare Robin escapement and fully jewelled going barrel, with diamond endstone and gold escapement wheel and compensated balance, in engine turned slim case, 47mm diameter (gross weight 72 grammes) (circa 1840), contained in original brass bound rosewood case, 85mm x 108mm x 30mm high
Lot 774
A RARE SET OF TWELVE JAPANESE SILVER CASED " ABALONE" SHELL-SHAPED TEASPOONS, MAKER'S MARK S.M., FOREIGN IMPORT MARK, RETAILED BY LIBERTY & CO., LONDON, 1893 each bowl realistically modelled as an abalone shell, the bamboo form stem surmounted by an octopus, in two original velvet-lined Liberty & Co. cases, 139g, damage to three of the spoons (12)
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