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Lot 254

A 1920's olive wood veneered and silk lined sewing box, 29 x 25 x 10cm.

Lot 260

A 1930's leopard skin and leather handbag by Mac-Kays of Nairobi.

Lot 281

An interesting 1970's teak coffee table with end drawers, 93 x 46 x 40cm.

Lot 283

A 1960's six drawer chest, W. 55cm, H. 124cm.

Lot 297

An unusual 1970's two colour mink coat.

Lot 314

A 1970's red stick telephone.

Lot 358

A 1970's vintage teak sideboard, W. 182cm , H. 72cm.

Lot 366

A signed autographed Rio album of the 1980's band Duran Duran, signed by Simon Le Bon, Nick Rhodes, John Taylor, Roger Taylor and Andy Taylor, complete with certificate of authenticity, frame size 70cm x 56cm

Lot 379

A 1970's prototype Magnavox stereogram.

Lot 393

A J. & G. Meakin 1950's dinner service, in the Sunshine pattern.

Lot 9

A Joseph Sankey & Sons Art Nouveau hammered copper jug stamped J.S & S, H. 33cm.

Lot 97

A 9ct yellow gold ring set with a faceted cushion cut citrine and diamond set shoulders (S).

Lot 75

THEATRE, posters, London West End selection, stars inc. Wendy Craig, Charlton Heston, Adam Faith, Nigel Hawthorne, Gene Wilder, Albert Finney, David Essex etc., theatres beginning with letters Q-S, 12 x 20, VG. 60*

Lot 441

LIEBIG, complete (7), S.601-S607, mixed languages, 2005 c.v. £141, VG to EX, 42

Lot 445

LIEBIG, complete (8), S.634 & 636-642, mixed languages, 2005 c.v. £167, VG to EX, 48

Lot 108

THEATRE, programmes, London selection, 1910s-1930s, theatres S-W, FR to VG, 300*

Lot 469

WILLS, Cricketers (1908), complete, small S, with variation for No. 5, G to VG, 51

Lot 542

MIXED, odds, inc. Salmon & Gluckstein Heroes of the Transvaal War (7), Scott (a.m.r.); Kinnear Jockeys (Robinson), Faulkner Grenadier Guards (Private 1660), damage to most S&G, FR to VG, 9

Lot 449

LIEBIG, Alphabet (Female Costumes), complete, S.609, German, VG, 6

Lot 468

WILLS, Cricketers (1908), complete, large S, G to EX, 25

Lot 209

ENTERTAINMENT, promotional photos of classical artists, inc. Tessa Uys, Sharon Kam, Nina Rotova, Anne Kaasa, Norma Fisher, Maria Garzon, Edwin Fischer, Susan Glaser, Ian Stuart, John Tooley, Helen Lawrence, Christopher Millard, Dennis Marks, Martyn Hill, Angela Hewitt etc., mainly h/s, 8 x 10 & slightly smaller, most with names & agency annotation to backs, VG to EX, 103*

Lot 444

LIEBIG, complete (6), S.628-633, mixed languages, 2005 c.v. £150, VG to EX, 36

Lot 286

LIEBIG, selection, inc. part sets & odds, S.40 (3), S.158 (3); complete (46), mainly French backs, in ring-binder, some scuffing to backs of early cards, FR to EX, 328*

Lot 443

LIEBIG, complete (8), S.619, 620, 622, 623, 624A & 625-627, mixed languages, 2005 c.v. £177, VG to EX, 48

Lot 450

LIEBIG, Paris Exhibition 1900, complete, S.624, Italian, VG, 6

Lot 73

THEATRE POSTERS, 1930's-40's, Musical Hall & Variety selection, inc. Tottenham - North London's Wonder Night 1936 (two sizes), Chatham, Crewe, Barnsley, Bognor Regis, Birmingham - Blackpool Week, Herne Bay Tower Gardens, minimal tears to edges, G to VG, 8

Lot 447

LIEBIG, complete (9), S.650 & 652-659, mixed languages, 2005 c.v. £166, VG to EX, 54

Lot 31

THEATRE, programmes & handbills, Music Hall and Variety, 1930's-40's, inc. Lewisham Hippodrome, Croydon Empire, Theatre Royal Chatham, Swindon Playhouse, Birmingham Tower Ballroom; Tommy Trinder, Cyril Fletcher, Eva May Wong, Elsie & Doris Waters, Peter Brough etc., VG to EX, 50*

Lot 448

LIEBIG, complete (7), S.661, 662, 664-667 & 669, mixed languages, 2005 c.v. £164, VG to EX, 42

Lot 451

LIEBIG, Product at the Comedie Francaise, complete, S.663, French, VG, 6

Lot 161

ENTERTAINMENT, signed selection, inc. Googie Withers (white card), Tommy Quickly (b/w photo, slight tear), Jimmy Osmond (signed card laid down with photo showing him as a young boy), Felicity Kendall (h/s colour photo, 12 x 8), Adele Jurgens (lobby card), G to EX, 5

Lot 208

ENTERTAINMENT, promotional photos of classical artists, inc. Jose Serebrier, Willim Trafka, Benjamin Luxon, Gwyneth Jones, Kun Wook Paik, Bernard Stevens, Peter Stein, Jennifer Stinton, Roger Vignoles, Ruth Waterman, Sarah Walker, Emily White, Rex Lawson, Kim Brown, Susan Bullock, Catherine Bott, Carolann Lowe etc., mainly h/s, 8 x 10 & slightly smaller, most with names & agency annotation to backs, VG to EX, 94*

Lot 442

LIEBIG, complete (6), S.608, 612-614, 617 & 618 mixed languages, 2005 c.v. £160, VG to EX, 36

Lot 182

ENTERTAINMENT, signed 8 x 10 b/w photo of James Stewart, h/s, scratch to image, overmounted, G

Lot 446

LIEBIG, complete (7), S.643-649, mixed languages, 2005 c.v. £170, VG to EX, 42

Lot 77

THEATRE, posters, London West End selection, stars inc. Brian Rix, Richard Harris, Diana Rigg, Holly Hunter, Dave Allen, Dawn French, Partricia Routledge, Vanessa Redgrave, Daniel Massey, Ian Ogilvy etc., theatres beginning with letters S-W, 12 x 20, VG. 60*

Lot 1

A rare Delft dated dish, probably London the centre painted with a large crown and dated '1682', the broad border with a continuous band of tulips and stylised foliage, decorated in blue and yellow, 33cm (13in) diameter Provenance: Collected by the present vendor's grandfather in the 1930's. Literature: For a Brislington charger also dated "1682" with a portrait of King Charles II, see Frank Burton "English Delftware in the Bristol Collection", colour plate 3.30, page 26. Another charger dated 1682 and also produced at the Brislington pottery is in the collection at the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge. This depicts Queen Catherine of Braganza flanked by 'K & R'. Other Notes: The significance of the 1682 date on a number of Delft pieces is uncertain. It could relate to the death of Prince Rupert of the Rhine who was a cousin of King Charles II and was Royalist commander during the English Civil War. He died at his house in Westminster on the 29th November 1682 and was a loyal supporter of the King.

Lot 102

An aquamarine and sapphire necklace set in 18ct gold, set to the front with a line of nine oval cut aquamarines, all spectacle set, and suspending from the central one a line of three more, to a barley link back chain punctuated at intervals by six small oval cut sapphires, S-hook clasp, London hallmarks 2016, length 38cm, length of central pendant feature 4.5cm

Lot 138

A modern moonstone rivière necklace, formed by a graduated line of oval cabochon moonstones spectacle set and separated by fine double links to an S-hook clasp with affixed cartouche stamped '585' to indicate 14ct gold; length 55cm

Lot 223

A George III silver helmet creamer, maker S? (marks rubbed), London 1786, the plain body with beaded edge raised on a square foot, loop handle, gilt lined,15.5cm, and another similar, maker's mark of John Langlands I & John Robertson I overstruck on that of Hester Bateman, London 1784, 8.48oz (2) Repair to the rim of the second

Lot 235

A silver pint beer mug, by The Adie Brothers, Birmingham 1932, of cylindrical form with low pedestal foot, 'S' scroll handle, uninscribed, 11cm high, 10.58oz

Lot 238

A silver hot water jug, by S Blanckensee & Sons Ltd, Birmingham, date letter indistinct, of plain baluster form between gadrooned edges, short spout and ebonised handle below a domed cover with wrythen handle, 22.5cm high, and a small silver coffee pot by Mappin & Webb, London 1906, of plain octagonal baluster form on low conforming pedestal foot below a domed cover with ball finial, 19cm, 23.83oz (2)

Lot 29

An 18th century Italian Maiolica Savona wet drug jar, the shouldered ovoid body inscribed "S de altea fermelio", within blue borders, the loop handle inscribed with initials "A.F.L", on spreading circular base 18 x 22cm (7 x 9in)

Lot 320

Attributed to Richard Bankes Harraden (British, 1772-1862) The Provost's Lodge, King's College, Cambridge, with a Fellow and his spaniel in the foreground oil on canvas 47 x 64cm (18 x 25in) Lined. Appears slightly flattened. S ome flaking paint lower left corner. Few chips to the frame.Note: The present painting depicts the previous Provost’s Lodge.  The painting dates to the late 1820s so would be a contemporary depiction of the new building which was built  between 1824 and 1828 by the architect William Wilkins.  The new Provost’s Lodge was built in 1908. 

Lot 322

Thomas Sidney Cooper, RA (British, 1803-1902) Sheep in a landscape signed lower left "T S Cooper" oil on panel 40 x 52cm (16 x 20in) Under glass and perhaps a little surface dirt. Oil on panel. Paint layer in a good condition. Glazing is dirty inside and out. A few small chips and losses to the decorative gilding on the frame.

Lot 46

A moonstone and 18ct gold bracelet, with nine round cabochon moonstones spectacle set in line with lengths of chain between each group of three, and a tenth similar stone pendant from the centre, S-hook clasp, London hallmarks on a pendant tag, 2016, length 19cm

Lot 48

A contemporary multi-gem necklace, composed of a graduated line of spectacle set oval and round cut gemstones in saturated shades of red, orange, brown and pale yellow with touches of blue, purple and green, joined by a fine wire chain, to an S-hook clasp with affixed cartouche stamped '585' to indicate 14ct gold; length 53cm; the gemstones predominantly garnets and sapphires of varying shades, also spinel, zircon, amethyst and lemon quartz

Lot 571

J. S. Casartelli, Manchester, a good and large Victorian mahogany wheel barometer, the scroll outline case with silvered thermometer above signed 13.5inch dial, addressed '43 Market Street, Manchester' 120cm (47in)

Lot 648

A late Regency maplewood and rosewood jardiniere stand, the rectangular top with a lapit moulded apron, on S scroll and leaf carved end supports, united by a central turned stretcher and on scroll carved feet 75 x 107 x 49cm (29 x 42 x 19in) The tin work liner is a modern replacement

Lot 84

A tutti-frutti gem set necklace, designed as a graduated line of spectacle set oval and round cut multi-coloured gems, principally sapphires of many hues, and also including emerald, ruby, spinel, rose quartz and tourmaline, each gem spaced by a fine double link, S-hook clasp stamped indistinctly '585' indicating 14ct gold; length 57cm

Lot 94

A blue topaz and 18ct gold fringe necklace, fashioned from a barley link chain suspending to the front eleven spectacle set harlequin cut long oval blue topazes with two more set horizontally to the sides, S-hook clasp, London hallmarks 2016, length 41.5cm, length of each topaz approximately 18mm

Lot 154

Pauline S. Hall (British, 1918-2007) Crowned Cranes IV 2/21, signed and titled in pencil (in the margin) woodcut 39cm x 26cm.

Lot 77

William Tonks & Sons Arts & Crafts coal bin and cover brass with diamond motifs, rivets, on shaped feet and with liner stamped 'W T & S' and registration number '529263' 57cm high.

Lot 174

Household Goods - an S F Parnell ovoid studio pottery vase; an embroidered silk photograph frame, copper charger; etc (2 boxes)

Lot 295

A Sikes`s Hydrometer, comprising a rule, a bulb and weights and a mercury thermometer on an ivory back board, mahogany case

Lot 332

An early 20th century copper helmet shaped coal scuttle; a pair of fireside bellows; a 1970's beech school stool (3)

Lot 236

An Irish silver mether cup four handled miniature vase, maker S D Neill Dublin 1912

Lot 472

1952 WHITE FIVE POUND NOTE BY CHIEF CASHIER D S BEALE

Lot 116

A First World War Laminated Mahogany Aeroplane Propeller, stamped AID/X64, the hub stamped DG T 28086/D 710/P/HP 150 H SUIZA/S E 5/G 75 N 15/4086, with stencil decals for THE INTEGRAL PROPELLER CO.LTD., 240cm

Lot 242

A Fairburn Sykes Fighting Knife, Second Pattern, the 18cm hand forged steel blade with recessed panel at the ricasso etched THE F S FIGHTING KNIFE, no visible maker's mark, the straight nickel crossguard stamped I over a crown, the nickel plated hilt with milled grip stamped with a broad arrow, the leather scabbard with nickel plated chape, (upper part of scabbard missing)

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