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Lot 320
Allen, Thomas. History of the Counties of Surrey and Sussex, two volumes, London L.T. Hinton, 1829. Later cloth backed boards, quarto, plus Kempe, Alfred John. (Editor) Manuscripts and Other Rare Documents......at Loseley House in Surrey, London John Murray, 1836. Calf, illustrated, octavo, plus others Surrey/Sussex. (15)
Lot 505
Rare Edwardian Royal Banner with central painted St Edward's Crown and Shield with three Royal lions, on black silk ground with gold bullion and scarlet silk border and gilt tasseled edge - believed to have been carried at the funeral of King Edward VII by the Duke of Norfolk as the hereditary Earl Marshall of England, 54cm x 48cm
Lot 750
1952 Bentley Mark VI standard steel saloon - Registration OFO 520, chassis No.B83BU,. 6 cylinder 4.566cc engine - manual gearbox, MOT until February 2009. An excellent example of this classic 1950s Bentley finished in two tone silver with blue/grey hide upholstery. The current owner bought it in 1988 with a mileage of 100,000. It has now covered 124,600 miles, which is believed genuine and is supported by a very extensive Service history going back to 1965. Included in the file is a bill for a restoration carried out in the 1990s including attention to the bodywork, interior leatherwork and mechanical items to bring the car up to its current excellent standard. It is rare to find an example which has been so well cared for throughout its life and is complete with its tools, handbook and service manual. ONLY 5% BUYER'S PREMIUM ON THIS LOT
Lot 59
A rare Sunderland pink marbled lustre earthenware plaque, printed in black and enamelled in green, yellow and pink with a heralding angel, psalm and PREPARE, TO MEET THY GOD, the border moulded with foliage, 21 x 20cm; a similar plaque, with integral frame and a Sunderland jug, printed and painted with the MARINER'S ARMS and verse, all c1840 (3) With its elaborate moulded border, the first plaque is unusual. Another example was in the Tolson Collection, sold Sotheby's , 5 February 1998, lot 414. ++The first plaque a very good example in fine condition. The second plaque cracked with small area of flaking in consequence. The jug in good condition with some wear to the pink lustre
Lot 60
A rare Potters' Arts Guild glazed earthenware model of the Church of St Nicholas, Compton, with broach spire, nave, chancel and porch, sponged in coloured glazes on cut cornered base and incised with the title Compton Church, 13.5cm h, early 20th c Literature: Another hand-coloured example, in the more usual duller palette of matt blues and grey is illustrated Calvert (H), Compton Pottery, Compton 2006, p22. The present example was probably fired (in a glost oven) outside the Pottery, such as the 1911 Coronation mugs, which were fired, it is thought, at the Wrecclesham Pottery. ++Spire restored
Lot 87
A rare Robert Heron & Son Wemyss ware three handled loving cup, painted with fir cones and continues branches in scalloped green and plum borders, 23.5cm h, painted R.H.S. Fife Pottery, c1900. ++Fine descending crack from the base, two hairline X shaped cracks in the base, one handle broken and neatly glued back into position with tiny old filled loss at the base of the handle. No professional restoration
Lot 128
A rare Derby vinegar bottle from a cruet, painted with loose sprays and scattered sprigs and inscribed VINEGAR in a gilt label adorned with puce foliage, (split) silver rim, 14.5cm h, William Duesbury & Co, painted E in pale red, c1765 Literature: A matching, complete set of condiment bottles with a mahogany cruet stand, its silver mounts with Birmingham hallmarks for 1782-3, is illustrated Twitchett (J), Derby Porcelain, 1980, plt 97 and Rice (D G), Derby Porcelain The Golden Years 1750-1770, Newton Abbot, 1983, plt 130. ++The neck of the bottle inside the silver rim cracked and chipped. Of fine quality and rare
Lot 226
A rare Coalport floral encrusted cottage ornée pastille burner and cover, of octagonal form with fenestrated sides and chimney, set on a sprigged green and gilt rocky base with flight of steps, 11cm h, c1820 Literature: Godden (G A), Coalport & Coalbrookdale Porcelains, 1970, plt 182. ++Cover restored but an attractive and scarce example
Lot 392
A rare Private Trade famille rose coffee cup, one side finely enamelled and gilt with the monogram R P in a scrolling foliate cartouche with boot 'crest', the reverse with a workman and assistant at a cobbler's bench beneath the inscription "I must Work for Leather's dear", in a similar cartouche hung with boots, a glove and shoe beneath an iron red and gilt spearhead border, 5.5cm h, c1750. ++Handle broken off and glued back into position with glue residue, pinhead sized rim nick but of fine quality and most unusual and attractive
Lot 599
A rare Victorian silver 'castle top' card case of Irish interest, die stamped in high relief with Queen's College, Cork between scrolling foliage, 10cm h, by David Pettifer Birmingham 1855, 2ozs Queen's College in Cork was one of the three Irish Institutions incorporated on 30th December 1845. The College opened in 1849 and became part of the Queen's University of Ireland. ++In very good condition. On the reverse a possible light erasure of initials from the garter cartouche resulting in a fractional smaller than pin head size graze or tear which is so small as to be insignificant.
Lot 629
Manchester City Football Club. A gold and enamel League Champions' Medal, obverse arms, reverse engraved MANCHESTER CITY FOOTBALL CLUB League Champions 1909-1910 2nd DIVISION F NORGROVE, 32mm diam; a 9ct gold and enamel medallion of LANCASHIRE FOOTBALL COMBINATION, obverse arms, reverse engraved DIV [2 erased] CHAMPIONS Manchester City FC and a 9ct gold medallion of the ROBEY CHARITY BED FUND 1907-8, unnamed, cased; with eight Manchester City FC Ltd Agreements with the player Frank Norgrove, 1903 and 05- 11 Seasons; Blue and White Official Programme, September 16 1911 and five others, later [1946-47]; a photograph of Norgrove and an education certificate This lot includes a rare example of the Robey Medal. To raise funds for Manchester Charities, since the city was suffering as a result of the depressed state of the cotton trade, the music hall entertainer George Robey (1869-1954) organised a special charity match. One side was made up of City's 1904 FA cup winners, with Robey himself playing instead of striker Billy Gillespie, and the other of the 1907 team, including Norgrove, which won 4-3. The player's last first-team match was against Aston Villa on 16 September 1911, which is presumably the reason the 'Blue & White' programme for the day was retained with the other items. ++++
Lot 672
EDWARDS (THOMAS) - GANGRAENA OR A CATALOGUE AND DISCOVERY OF MANY OF THE ERROURS HERESIES BLASPHEMIES AND PERNICIOUS PRACTICES OF THE SECTARIES OF THIS TIME VENTED AND ACTED IN ENGLAND IN THESE FOUR LAST YEARS. THE SECOND PART OF GANGRAENA [and the third part] A NEW AND FURTHER DISCOVERY. , part one second edition, titles to parts 1 & 2 and - John Goodwin - Cretensis or a briefe answer to an Ulcerous Treatise Lately Published by Mr Thomas Edwards intituled Gangraena. , ie three parts and Goodwin's reply together in one vol, woodcut initials and ornaments, contemporary calf very worn, London: Ralph Smith, or Henry Overton, 1646. Inscribed in pencil on the f.pastedown "The 3 parts complete also Goodwin's reply. Very rare 36/-.". ++++
Lot 693
GALLUCCI (GIOVANNI PAOLO) - THEATRUM MUNDI ET TEMPORIS IN QUO NON SOLUM PRECIPUAE HORUM PARTES DESCRIBUNTUR & RATIO METIENDI EAS TRADITUR SED ACCOMODATISSIMIS FIGURIS SUB OCULOS LEGENTIUM FACILE PONUNTUR. ASTROLOGIAE PRINCIPIA CERNUNTUR AD MEDICINAM ACCOMODATUR GEOGRAPHICA AD NAVIGATIONEM. , six parts in one vol [pp 1-477+], errata leaf, woodcut centaur device to title, woodcut initials and one hundred and forty four woodcuts comprising ninety- three whole page maps of the constellations, many with figures and creatures and fifty-one dials in the form of movable diagrams with volvelles, tables of calendrical computations, including one for the period 1588 to 1800, occasional neat ink annotations and underlinings in an early hand including on p147 "Caput mundi" against ROMA and Hic liber non est meus, sed meorum fratrum ownership signatures, of on the pastedown of JBM [?18th c], AG Taylor [late 19th c] and S Grimwood Taylor (1907) and price £2 5s, lightly endorsed in pencil on the other pastedown "coll[ated] perfect RW", contemporary vellum with raised bands, slight faults, Venice: Giovanni Battista Somasco, 1589 (sold not subject to return) Rare. The first modern celestial atlas.
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Lot 728
WILLIAMS (JANE) - THE LITERARY REMAINS OF THE REV THOMAS PRICE [bardic name] CARNHUANAWC VICAR OF CWMDU BRECONSHIRE AND RURAL DEAN, two vols, photographically illustrated with salt prints, list of subscribers, contemporary stamped blue cloth gilt, Llandovery: William Rees, 1854 & 55 (2) Rare. Gernsheim, Incunabula of British Photographic Literature 1839-1875, No 31. ++++
Lot 750
ROCK AND POP MEMORABILIA. AN EARLY BEEATLES POSTER FOR THE ROYAL HALL, HARROGATE, DEREK ARNOLD PRESENTS DANCING FOR TEENS & TWENTIES WITH . THE SENSATIONAL BEATLES. TICKETS 10/6", printed in red and black, 74 x 24cm, 3 March 1963, rare. ++Filing creases; yellowing of the coated paper, light damp staining resulting in a somewhat ragged lower edge to the sheet
Lot 898
A George III mahogany apothecary's shop sign, lettered in gilt Hathway APOTHECARY Sells all sorts of Drugs Wholesale and Retail as Cheap as in LONDON in rococo border, 69 x 131.5cm A very rare example of an 18th century tradesman's shop sign. It owes its survival to having been re-used as a table-top until its serendipitous re- discovery in situ. It is almost certainly the sign of a Hereford apothecary, Robert Hathway. He is mentioned in the 1781 will of Martha Noble (Herefordshire Record Office, F35/RC/MII/133). An Edmund Hathway was apprenticed to John Gwillim, apothecary of Hereford, for five years, on 25 March 1791, but on stylistic grounds a post 1796 dating seems less likely than one of, say, the 1770s or '80s. We are grateful for the assistance of Mrs Dee Cook, Archivist of The Worshipful Society of Apothecaries of London in the cataloguing of this lot. ++Reduced slightly in size when presumably early in the 19th c adapted as the centre leaf of a dining table (lot 1010) in the present Sale. Some surface wear and accretion of grime. An approx 1.5 inch brown stain around the edges in consequence of being mounted on a table frame. Clusters of four small holes in the corners where brass table clip -brackets were fitted and now removed without damage. Attractive and unusual.
Lot 1171
Pussies: A white-bodied naive feline, possibly 18th century, slip cast, reclining with dotted brown delineation, broken and repaired, 11cm; A rare childs plate, black printed with a cat trawling for goldfish, the rim with moulded florets, 19.5cm; Another plate, with three cats squabling over a dish, moulded border, 17cm and A mug transfer printed with four cats, damaged, 9.5cm (4)
Lot 362
1890 Penny Postage Jubilee collection incl. 2 covers & one insert card bearing all 6 different handstamps incl. the scarcer small circular H/S, some in different colour inks, cover with Blackheath cds, another with Leeds cds on reverse, Harry Furniss caricature with insert + rare black printing cover & card (Cat £750 each), 1d red Guildhall postcard with 4 different H/Ss, another 2 different printings Mint, Christmas card, large medallion & 1891 331 page book "The Jubilee of Penny Postage 1890". A unique and valuable collection (29 items) Estimate £2,800
Lot 158
A 19th Century Davenport Stone China large part Dinner Service with "Flying Bird" pattern, over painted transfer, rare circular "Davenport Stone China" and standard Davenport marks, viz: large tureen, cover and stand, two small tureens and covers, tureen (no lid), four circular bowls and two lids, three large graduated meat plates, four small oblong plates, eleven soup bowls, eleven dessert plates, twenty three dinner plates, six side plates, oval bowl, some A/F, some riveted
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