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1820 Caroline: a rare circular earthenware plaque having a moulded border banded in pink lustre, the centre printed in black with a named portrait, 231 diameter, rim chips * See Coemorative Pottery, plate 53 and 49 where the author notes the similarity of the likenesses of Caroline and her daughter Charlotte albeit with different inscriptions
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William IV and Adelaide: a rare pair of circular earthenware plaques having moulded borders decorated in pink lustre, the centres printed in black with named portraits, the reverse indistinctly impressed C. C & Co. 173 diameter, circa 1832, chip to reverse (2) * The name William The IV additionally entitled 'The Only Royal Reformer since Alfred' suggest these plaques were made in celebration of the passing of the Great Reform Bill of 1832
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1840 Wedding: a very rare pair of nursery plates the borders moulded with repeated triple leaf leaves, lined in green and enamelled with deep crimson dots, the centres with relief superimposed profiles looking to dexter and a scene of the marriage ceremony, 116 diameter, chip and hairline crack (2) * See Gifts for Good Children, plate 1173
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1840 Wedding: a very rare pair of earthenware plates the borders moulded with flowers and foliage enamelled in colours, the centres printed in pink with named portraits in shaped cartouche, the reverse of each printed 'Manufactured for D. Brandon, Kingston, Jamaica', 234 diameter, minor hairline crack (2) * See Victoria Remembered, plate 78
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Prince Albert: a rare Swansea pottery nursery plate of wavy outline, the border moulded with flowers of the union, printed in black with a named military portrait, the reverse impressed Dillwyn, 158 diameter, circa 1840 * See Victoria Remembered, plate 79 where the author speculated as to whether such pieces were produced following the engagement of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, announced on 23rd November 1839 or their subsequent marriage on 10th February 1840.
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1841 Birth of the Princess Royal: a rare earthenware saucer by Podmore and Walker printed in black with an allegorical representation of the Christening inscribed with name and date of birth within a border of crowns, coronation trophies and Britannia, the underside with printed mark and entitled 'Princess', 147 diameter, chipped * See Victoria Remembered, plate 92. Sold by Special Auction Services, 4th June 1995, lot 684
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Victoria, Albert and ?Princess Royal: a rare pearlware cup and saucer printed in blue with the Royal Family in a nursery scene within a border of Victoria and Albert monograms on heraldic shields the underside printed with indistinct mark and entitled 'Royal Family' circa 1840, saucer restored (2) * See Victoria Remembered, plate 93 where the author speculates as to this print being in celebration of the birth of the Princess Royal. Sold by Special Auction Services 4th June 1995, lot 685
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Victoria, Albert and the Princess Royal: a very rare nursery plate the border moulded with animals decorated in coloured enamels, printed in green with an equestrian scene inscribed beneath with names, circa 1847, 200 diameter,* See Victoria Remembered, plate 82 for a coentary about the arrival of the fashionable polka in the spring of 1844 * See Victoria Remembered, plate 149
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1879 Marriage of Arthur, Duke of Connaught: a very rare rectangular pottery plaque painted in puce with twin portrait ovals within elaborate gilt and jewelled oval cartouche centred by AL monogram surmounted by the Crown, 211 x 280 * Arthur William Patrick Albert was the third son of Queen Victoria born 1st May 1850 at Buckingham Palace, he married HRH Princess Louise Margaret Alexandra Victoria Agnes, third daughter of HRH Prince Frederick Charles of Prussia at St George's Chapel on 13 March 1879
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George III: a rare and attractive Prattware tea caddy the flute sided body moulded on both faces with half length profiles pinned with the Garter Star and wearing a sash, scrolling foliage and flowers to the corners centred by a maskhead below, painted in iron red, blue, yellow and green with chains of flowers to the sides, the shoulders banded in pink lustre, 152 high, circa 1793, fine star crack to underside
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1842 Victoria's visit to Scotland: a rare Scottish pottery bowl inscribed 'Victoria' above a rectangular cartouche with ribboned border on a white reserve upon an iron red and splattered ground, the inner rim lined in pink lustre, 181 diameter, hairline crack and foot chipped * See Victoria Remembered, plate 106
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Christopher Richard Wynne Nevinson A.R.A. 1889-1946 reliefs at dawn signed and dated 1918 in pencil lithograph 30.5x38cm.; 12x15in. This work is from an unknown edition. Another example of this rare print sold in these rooms on 19th April 1990 lot 239. Literature Exhibition Catalogue The Leicester Galleries Ernest Brown & Phillips Ltd Nash and Nevinson in War and Peace The Graphic Work 1914-1920 1977 no. 30 (illustration of another example)
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A rare joined oak double bed dated 1697 the head section with ball finials and moulded toprail inscribed 'T.B. A-1697' above four rectangular panels with conforming shorter foot section on square section supports 134cm high internal dimensions 138cm x 184cm approximately Provenance: By repute the Browne Family Townend Farm The Lake District.
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A rare joined oak double bed dated 1697 the head section with ball finials and moulded toprail inscribed 'B.M. 1697' above two horizontal above four vertical panels between rounded uprights with conforming shorter foot section on square section supports 138cm high internal dimensions 140cm x 187cm approximately Provenance: By repute the Browne Family Townend Farm The Lake District.
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Vendramini (Girolamo). Assertiones oder Schlussreden Herrn Hieronymi Vendrameni von Spolet..., n.p., 1607, four unnumbered leaves, printed in gothic text, woodcut initial and two ornaments, disbound 4to Rare German edition of a document drawn up by the priest of St. Maurice's, Venice, as part of the defence of the republic against the papal interdict of 1606. (1)
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Dawe (George). The Life of George Morland, Werner Laurie, c.1905, plts., occasional spotting, gift inscription, t.e.g., orig. cloth gilt, sl. marked, 4to, together with Caw (James L.), Scottish Painters, Past and Present, Edinburgh, Jack, 1908, col. plts., orig. cloth gilt, 4to, plus Hipkins (A.J.), Musical Instruments, Historic, Rare and Unique, A&C Black, 1945, col. plts., orig. cloth gilt, 4to, and Hobson (R.L.), The Wares of the Ming Dynasty, Benn, 1923, plts. at rear, orig. cloth gilt, rubbed, 4to, together with fifteen others, art reference, misc. etc. (19)
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Needham (Paul). Twelve Centuries of Bookbindings, 400-1600, pub. Pierpont Morgan Library/Oxford University Press, 1979, tipped-in col. frontis., six col. plts. and num. b & w illusts., orig. cloth in d.j., 4to, together with A Catalogue of the Rare and Curious Collection of Books of Thomas Lloyd, Esq., Consisting of a very large Collection of Tracts Relating to the Civil Wars... Which Will be Sold by Auction, by Mr Sotheby... on Thursday, July 8, 1819, and Five Following Days, 100 pp., prices realised marked in ink, disbound (without covers), plus Catalogue of the Collection of Books in Valuable Bindings of the Late Professor W.H. Corfield M.D., comprising Early Stamped, Embroidered, Inlaid, and other Bindings, by Binders of Various Countries and Periods... Which Will be Sold by Auction, by Messrs. Sotheby, Wilkinson & Hodge, Monday 21 November, 1904 and Two Days Following, 48 pp. with fifty-eight chromo. plts. at rear, some folding (one severely stuck together), orig. printed wrappers, worn on spine, rear wrapper chipped, 4to, with others of bookbinding and typographical interest, etc. (approx. 35)
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Golden Cockerel Press. Lamia, Isabella, The Eve of Saint Agnes & Other Poems, with engravings by Robert Gibbings, 1928, numerous wood engs. on letterpress, t.e.g., remainder untrimmed, orig. green qtr. sharkskin by Sangorski & Sutcliffe, spine faded, one corner bumped, sm. folio, (limited edition, 214/500 copies) together with A Croppe of Kisses, Selected Lyrics of Ben Jonson, Chosen, with an Appreciation, by John Wallis, 1937, t.e.g., remainder untrimmed, orig. red qtr. morocco by Sangorski & Sutcliffe, linen covers faintly dust-soiled, upper cover with gilt cockerel device, sm. folio, (limited edition, 199/250 copies), plus The Pilgrim Fathers..., edited, with Preface and Notes, by Theodore Besterman: Eight Engravings by Geoffrey Wales, Reprinted, from the Rare 1622 Edition, 1939, letterpress wood engs., t.e.g., remainder untrimmed, orig. qtr. morocco by Sangorski & Sutcliffe, 8vo, (limited edition, 194/300 copies), plus Lucas (F.L.), Gilgamesh, King of Erech, 1948, twelve letterpress wood engs. by Dorothea Braby, bookplate, t.e.g., remainder untrimmed, orig. half morocco, linen sides gilt dec., and with some damp-staining and soiling, 8vo, (limited edition, 14/60 specially bound copies, signed by artist and author, of a total edition of 500) (4)
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Westley Richards The action stock and fore-end only of a rare single trigger boxlock ejector try gun the single bite Anson & Deeley action with dolls head extension plain frame selective single trigger and patent top-lever the stock with multiple adjustments for bend cast and length the stock stamped London It is thought that this gun originates from Westley Richards London shop and was used for fitting customers for new guns.
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Robertson A rare 28-bore sidelock ejector gun no. 6383 28-inch barrels with 2 1/2-inch chambers about improved cylinder and 3/4 choke borings rib engraved Robertson 13 Dover Street. London W dolls head extension the frame and locks with scroll engraving and retaining some original hardening colour 13 1/2-inch well figured stock including 1 1/2-inch extension recoil pad in its canvas case with Boss & Co label 5lb. 5oz. Boss & Co used th Robertson name for its line of ready made guns. Applied mainly to boxlocks built in very small numbers with serial numbers within the Boss range a smallbore Robertson is especially rare.
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F. Beesley A rare pair of 12-bore "Shotover" sidelock ejector over and under guns nos. 2605/6 28-inch barrels with 2 1/2-inch chambers about 1/4 choke borings short flat ribs with rising top-bolts the frames locks and gold numbered top-levers with bold accanthus scroll engraving the makers name signed within scrolling banners 14 1/2-inch highly figured stocks nitro proof bores marked in their leather case with makers label no.2 gun fore-end wood repaired 7lb. The makers confirm that the guns were built in 1924. The engraving is almost without doubt the work of Harry Kell and is executed in his typical style. They are sold with a copy of a 1984 Shooting Times illustrating the guns. The Beesley Shotover is a most interesting design the lockwork also being of an over and under design with one lock cocking on opening the other on closing the gun.
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John Dickson & Son A superb fine and rare 12-bore round action assisted side opening ejector over and under gun no. 7587 the 28-inch barrels with 2 3/4-inch chambers about 3/8 and 5/8 choke borings smooth solid top rib side extension the round action with fine bouquet and scroll engraving and retaining almost all of its original hardening colour push down sidelever the trigger plate signed in gold Dicksons Patent the 14 3/4-inch highly figured stock with straight hand nitro proof in its makers lightweight leather case 6lb. 14oz. The makers confirm that the gun was completed in 1960. It appears little used and retains almost all of its original finish. It is thought that as few as 4 guns to this design were completed by the makers.Estimate refer to department.
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Dusty Springfield - Seven black and white images by Graham Spencer, sold with full copyright Very rare previously unseen photographs of a Dusty Springfield TV Special circa 1965 comprising one contact sheet together with original negatives. Sold with copyright. Negatives measure 2.5 x 2.5 inch. £180-200US$320.00-360.00
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The Supremes - Ten black and white images by Graham Spencer, sold with full copyright Ten original black and white negatives featuring a shot of Diana Ross in the kitchen (a very rare occurrence) with nine others showing The Supremes rehearsing for a TV Special on Granada TV, Manchester 1965. Sold with copyright. Negatives measure 2.5 x 2.5 inch. £160-200US$290.00-360.00
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The Cavern Club, Liverpool - Forty-one black and white images by Graham Spencer, sold with full copyright Extremely rare previously unseen photographs of the Cavern in its hey day, featuring various bands such as The Yardbirds, Jeff Beck and Gerry and The Pacemakers. A stunning collection over four contact sheets together with corresponding negatives. Sold with copyright. Negatives measure 2.5 x 2.5 inch. £500-700US$900.00-1,260.00
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Bob Dylan - Ten black and white images by Graham Spencer, sold with full copyright Ten incredibly rare original negatives with corresponding contact sheet of previously unseen and unpublished photographs taken on the day Dylan infamously switched from folk to electric backstage at Manchester in 1965. Shots feature Dylan drinking a cup of tea, choosing A Harmonica, signing an autograph and smoking. Sold with copyright. Negatives measure 2.5 x 2.5 inch. £500-600US$900.00-1,080.00
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OASIS signed 'Definitely Maybe' sheet music set and pre-fame flyer, 1993 The cover of the sheet music for Definitely Maybe signed in blue marker Noel, Liam and Tony McCarroll and in black marker Bonehead x and Paul McGuigan. Matted with a copy of the CD album. Framed and glazed. Sold together with a very rare and early flyer for the Manchester Boardwalk featuring Oasis. (2) Measures approx. 17 x 12.5 inch. (43 x 32 cm) £200-300US$360.00-540.00
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Led Zeppelin signed display, 1970 An extremely rare concert flyer and ticket from the Reykjavik June 1970 shows in Iceland, the flyer is signed by all band members in fountain pen. The Iceland show inspired The Immigrant Song, referring to the land of ice and snow. Mounted framed and glazed. £800-1,000US$1,440.00-1,800.00
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* The Doors Debut Fillmore Concert invitation 'Introducing The Doors', 1967 At a glance this appears to be a copy of The Doors Elektra LP but once opened it reveals itself to be an invitation - comprising a textured poster on the right hand side announcing Elecktra Records introduces... The Doors... Will open at 8.30 For All Who Present Invitations. Affixed to the left hand side is a white label promo copy of the single Break on Through (to the other side) together with a handwritten note on black marker pen from an Elektra promo man. Incredibly rare. £500-600US$900.00-1,080.00
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The Rolling Stones - Forty-five black and white images by Graham Spencer, sold with full copyright A wonderful collection of previously unseen original negatives together with four corresponding contact sheets showing the Stones with Andrew Loog Oldham in a recording studio in Liverpool 1965, includes stunning photo of Keith putting on a shirt, a backstage shot of Inez Foxx with Nicky Hopkins, five Inez Foxx with the Stones backstage, with Bill Harry of the Liverpool Echo plus many other rare shots. Sold with copyright. Negatives measure 2.5 x 2.5 inch. £2,000-2,500US$3,600.00-4,500.00
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* Elvis Presley signed security shirt with badge A Las Vegas Hilton security shirt with multi-coloured Hilton logo print. These special, rare shirts were worn exclusively by the Wells Fargo Security Service members to distinguish them from Elvis' personal security members. The shirt has a gold Wells Fargo Services Security badge attached to it number 76752. When The Hilton changes its name to The International, the security shirts were sent by the Management to a charity sale. It was discovered that this particular shirt prior to being offered to the charity was signed by Elvis Presley on the left breast pocket. The shirt was subsequently washed with very little damage to the autograph. £500-600US$900.00-1,080.00
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A very rare original mis-printed programme for The Beatles to appear at Carnegie Hall 12th February 1964 From The Beatles very first visit to America billed as New York disc jockeys salute to The Beatles. The rarity of this programme can not be over emphasised due to the printing error on the band member listing. Where Paul is named as John McCartney. From The Personal collection of Sir George Martin. Sold in aid of his charitable music foundation raising funds for a new cultural centre on the island of Montserrat.£600-800US$1,080.00-1,440.00
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The Beatles - one of the first flyers ever for the Big Big Monday Re-opening at the Plaza Ballroom on Monday 25th June 1962 A rare, early (and effusive) flyer for The Beatles first appearance in St. Helens, Lancashire - Harry Bostock Presents his Big Beat Bargain Night starring The Norths No.1 Rock Combo! THE BEATLES Just back from their sensational German Tour now recording exclusively for Parlophone they're terrific - you must see them! The show was presented by Bob Wooler. Measures approx. 7.5 x 10 inch. (19 x 25 cm) From The Personal collection of Sir George Martin. Sold in aid of his charitable music foundation raising funds for a new cultural centre on the island of Montserrat.£1,500-2,000US$2,700.00-3,600.00
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