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Lot 158
A 20th Century green tinted water jug, wheel etched with birds in branches and two matching beakers, two commemorative glass jugs / beakers, a Bohemian ruby and gilt decorated flared vase, a pair of Victorian clear glass table ornaments with frilled rims and a cut glass decanter and stopper CONDITION REPORTS Please note - the ruby vase has been damaged during viewing, since original image take, please see additional images of the item.
Lot 164
A collection of assorted glassware to include a Wedgwood St. Christopher engraved glass ornament, a Guernsey Island Studio pink glass vase, a ruby glass frilled bowl, a Kaspar glass bowl, blue tinted bell with clear glass swirling handle, jug, scent bottles, dressing table jar and cover, etc
Lot 173
A set of six ruby flash cut wines on clear octagonal and circular bases, a pair of Victorian cranberry glass jugs, a cranberry pear shaped dish with silver plated mount, a glass decanter and stopper with etched star decoration, a glass bowl on a white metal scrolling base, various jugs and glasses, etc
Lot 174
A cased set of four Thomas Webb crystal wine glasses, a studio art glass orange and red shallow dish, a globular green glass bowl, two paperweights, a circa 1970's blue glass and bubbled decoration shallow dish and a graduated set of three ruby and gilt decorated circular shallow dishes, boxed
Lot 262
A Body Shop Reality Check Ruby cloth doll, two Famous Cover Series Marvel Comic dolls - "Scarlet Witch" and "Psy-locke" (boxed), five various Corgi/Matchbox die-cast vehicles, a quantity of Formula I News brochures, a "Nigel Mansell's Grand Prix Victory" DVD, and various ceramic bulldog ornaments
Lot 26
A pair of Bohemian ruby glass lustres, late 19th/ early 20th century, shaped top and bowl supporting lustres on central column, decorated with stylised gilt patterns and enamelled foliate swags, raised upon circular foot, 37cm high x 18cm diam; with two further smaller ruby glass lustres, (4).
Lot 39
A pair of Bohemian pink and white flash glass table lustres, late 19th/ early 20th century, the shaped and flared tops supporting glass lustres, the bodies with alternating panels of pink and white glass, heightened with gilding, raised upon circular feet, 21cm high; a pair of Bohemian ruby and clear flash glass vases, late 19th/ early 20th century, of flaring form, 27cm high, (4).
Lot 209
ENTERTAINMENT: Selection of signed cards, each with attractive deckle edges in a variety of colours, by various stage, television & film actors and entertainers including Marcel Marceau, Ernie Wise, Richard Murdoch, Alexandra Bastedo, Roger Lloyd Pack, Leslie Phillips, James Ellis, Ron Moody, Malcolm Tierney, Eddie Large & Syd Little, Cyril Cusack, Edward Fox, Alan Bates, Joss Ackland, Michael Elphick, John Gielgud, Nigel Hawthorne, Josie Lawrence, Frank Williams, Ronnie Corbett, Judi Dench, Honor Blackman, Joan Plowright, Alexandra Bastedo, Hayley Mills, Barbara Windsor, Susan Hampshire, June Whitfield, Anna Carteret, Bernard Cribbins, Barbara Dickson, Neil Morrissey, Angus Lennie, T.P McKenna, Michael Hordern, Richard Griffiths, Ruby Wax, George Chakiris, Ronnie Corbett, Frank Thornton, Tim Healy, Frances Barber, Rachel Kempson, Jenny Seagrove, Donald Sinden, Ted Rogers, Julian Glover etc. Some duplication and a few multiple signed. EX, 400
Lot 217
ENTERTAINMENT: Selection of signed handbills by various actors and actresses, entertainers and a few other famous individuals, each for contemporary theatrical productions, including Jenny Seagrove, Jimmy Tarbuck, John Challis & Sue Holderness, Ann Widdecombe, Linda Lusardi, Toyah Willcox, Liza Goddard, Ronnie Corbett, Tamsin Olivier, Edward Fox, Janet Suzman, Debbie Reynolds, Anthony Sher, Glynis Barber, Anna Friel, Penelope Keith, Julian Clary, Nigel Planer, Robert Wagner & Stefanie Powers, Alan Dobie, Danny La Rue, Robert Powell, Anna Carteret, Michael Barrymore, Carmen Silvera, Wendy Roberts, Jane McDonald, Honor Blackman, Juliet Stevenson, Ruby Wax, Sarah Miles, Susannah York & Robert Powell, Helen Shapiro, etc. Some signatures on small white stickers neatly affixed to the handbills. VG to EX, 400
Lot 218
ENTERTAINMENT: Selection of signed handbills by various actors and actresses, entertainers and a few other famous individuals, each for contemporary theatrical productions, including Stefanie Powers & Robert Wagner, Stephanie Beacham, Bonnie Langford, Sophie Ellis Bextor, Dilys Laye, Lenny Henry, Elaine Paige, Jane Asher, Victoria Wood, Julio Iglesias, Maureen Lipman, Fred Dibnah, Ann Widdecombe, Alison Steadman, Jenny Seagrove, Linda Lusardi, Toyah Willcox, Christopher Biggins, Lesley Joseph, David Essex, Donald Sinden, Julian Glover, George Sewell, John Challis, Bonnie Langford, Cheryl Baker & Kevin Pallister, Claire Sweeney, Danny La Rue, Helen Shapiro, Susannah York & Robert Powell, Ruby Wax, Honor Blackman, Candi Staton, Prunella Scales, Elaine Stritch, Dinsdale Landen, Carmen Silvera, Peggy Mount, Susannah York, Penelope Keith, Viv Nicholas etc. Some signatures on small white stickers neatly affixed to the handbills. VG to EX, 400
Lot 220
ENTERTAINMENT: Selection of signed handbills by various actors and actresses, entertainers and a few other famous individuals, each for contemporary theatrical productions, including Debbie Harry, Margaret Barbieri, Sophie Ellis Bextor, Gwen Taylor, Bonnie Langford, Denise Black, Roy Chubby Brown, Julio Iglesias, Victoria Wood, Jane Asher, Elaine Paige, Lenny Henry, John Thaw, Valerie Leon, David Essex, Helen Shapiro, Sarah Miles, Ruby Wax, Honor Blackman, Dilys Laye, Candi Staton, Sheila Ferguson, Prunella Scales, Twiggy Lawson, Danny La Rue, Robert Wagner & Stefanie Powers, Dinsdale Landen, Julian Clary, Nigel Planer, Susannah York, Isla Grant, Fred Dibnah, Gemma Arterton, Ray Dorset, Stacey Kent, Russ Abbot, Ann Widdecombe, John Inman, Tony Christie, Stephanie Beacham, Ian McKellen, Caroline Blakiston, Barbara Dickson, June Whitfield, Ruth Madoc, Louise Redknapp, Alison Steadman, Geraldine McEwan, Amanda Donohue, Joan Collins, Penelope Keith, Maxine Peake, Stephanie Cole, Martine McCutcheon, Wendy Craig, James Cossins, Julie Walters, Susan Hampshire, Alexandra Bastedo & John Challis, Michael Barrymore, Mis-teeq, Carol Drinkwater, Petula Clark, Roy Hudd, David Dickinson, Billie Jo Spears etc. Some signatures on small white stickers neatly affixed to the handbills. VG to EX, 400
![[TRINDER TOMMY], (1909-1989) English Stage, Screen and Radio Comedian. A large red leather bound album belonging to Tommy Tri](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/35396/2868633/165-20121126173451_468x382.jpg)
Lot 165
[TRINDER TOMMY], (1909-1989) English Stage, Screen and Radio Comedian. A large red leather bound album belonging to Tommy Trinder and containing around 300 signatures by a wide variety of famous people including William Randolph Hearst, James Agate, Beverley Nichols, Compton Mackenzie, Hannen Swaffer, Naomi Jacob, Billy Cotton, Glynis Johns, Manning Sherwin, Bob Hope ('To Tommy Trinder, Please don't be so funny - My Best, Bob Hope', 1943), Chico Marx ('To Tommy, you have at least one of the Marxes, Best of everything, Chico'), Mickey Rooney, Marilyn Maxwell, June Clyde, Jerry Colonna, Mary Brian, Larry Alder, Glenn Miller ('To Tommy, I loved it, Sincerely, Glenn Miller'), Joe Davis ('Yours till the balls stop rolling, Joe Davis') Max Wall, Richard Murdoch, Wilfred Pickles, Freddie Mills, Ted Kid Lewis, Dave Crowley, Eric Boon, Robert Newton, Claude Hulbert, Henry Cotton, Richard Tauber, Constance Cummings, Aneurin Bevan, A. V. Alexander, Tom Driberg, Jack Payne, Adelaide Hall, Elizabeth Allan, Bud Flanagan, Chesney Allen, Jack Train, Albert Sandler, Sid Field, Arthur Askey, Will Fyffe, Jack Petersen (adding a caricature of Trinder), Frank Swift, Oliver Leese, Bernard Freyberg VC, Arthur Coningham, Princess Marina, Will Hay, Vic Oliver, Jerry Desmonde, Leslie Henson, Beatrice Lillie, Jack Buchanan, Robertson Hare, Tom Webster (excellent original pen and ink drawing of a screaming baby, entitled Tommy Trinder in the days of his youth and with caption If it's laughter you're after you'd better ask me Dad), Alec and Eric Bedser, Sidney Barnes, George Duckworth, Godfrey Evans, Teddy Knox, Charles Naughton, Jimmy Nervo, Jimmy Gold, Norman Evans, Gracie Fields, Stan Laurel & Oliver Hardy, Dolores Gray, Joan Greenwood, Gordon Jackson, Ted Ray, Randolph Turpin, Dudley Nourse, Eric Rowan, Jack McGlew and other South African cricketers 1951, Jim Swanton, John Snagge, Jack Solomons ('To My Pal Tommy, if I were to write all the nice things about you, I would need the book & not this page, always your pal, Jack Solomons'), Peter Ustinov, Danny Kaye, George Robey, Laurence Olivier & Vivien Leigh (good examples of their signatures together on their own page), Roy Ullyett (good original pen and ink sketch of Trinder attempting to save footballs going in the back of a goal, signed and with caption 'Thank Heaven you're on stage Tommy - You might have played in goal for Fulham.'), Tom Whittaker, Bernard joy, Georgie Jessell, Richard Attenborough, Lena Horne, Ethel Merman, Johnnie Ray, Ruby Murray, Max Bygraves, Sabrina Jose Iturbi, Billy Eckstine, Howard Keel, Larry Gains, and many others. The majority of pages are multiple signed (although none are back to back) and most signatories have added a warm, friendly, admiring and, in many cases, humorous inscriptions to Trinder. The album dates from 1942-58 and many of the signatures were obtained following Trinder's performances at the London Palladium and other venues. To the cover, in gilt letters, appears the comedian's most famous catchphrase, You Lucky People! A wonderful collection of signatures and a great souvenir of one of Britain's best loved comedians. Some slight age wear, otherwise VG Quick-witted and fast-talking Trinder was one of Britain's most popular stand up comedians from the 1930s - 1960s and during World War II his shows brought welcome relief during the dark days of War. Trinder also appeared in films and on television, in 1955 becoming the first compere for the new programme Sunday Night at the London Palladium. The comedian was a lifelong fan and devoted supporter of Fulham Football Club and served as Chairman of the club in the 1960's. He was awarded the CBE in 1975. The album serves as a reminder of the great affection and respect Trinder afforded from his colleagues and admirers.
Lot 501
Revised description: A Victorian diamond brooch/pendant, in the form of a bird, the body, head and wings having five cushion cut diamonds surrounded by rose cut stones, set two ruby cabochon eyes, on a diamond set pendant suspension, and an articulated chain, and a Victorian diamond heart, arrow and ribbon tie pendant, the heart set with a central cushion cut stone and locket reverse, on an articulated chain See inside back cover colour illustration
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