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Lot 501
CHRISTMAS TREASURE / PLEASURE Here it is and we have tried to make it special with a hint of mystery as we have included a 1930s Cup Final programme (only real fault is staples removed with slight rust marks) but we are not saying which year. There are many more little treats in store, some of which we list as follows: Set of 5 World Cup 98 Matchbox vehicles, FA Cup Final 2000 hardback Limited edition programme (+ 1923 replica), 18 other FA Cup Final programmes , including 55, 56, 61, 62 , both games 70, 72, 73, 95, 96 etc, 11 x League Cup Finals 69 onwards, 1974 World Cup Tournament programme (144 pages), England Internationals including 46 v Switzerland at Chelsea, 50 v Yugoslavia and 51 v France both at Arsenal and v Ireland 53 at Everton, Amateur Cup Semi-Final 56 at Newcastle, Wellington (New Zealand) v Shef Utd 75, European Cup Finals 66, 69 and 99, Sliema v Norwich 64, England aways at Ireland 62, Norway and Denmark both 66, Reading v Man Utd 70 (Watney Cup), Watney Cup Final 72, Auckland v Man Utd 75, Partizan v Man Utd 66 (European Cup Semi-Final ), Cup-Winners Cup Final 66, Vitoria Setubal v Newcastle 69, Stanley Matthews Farewell booklet plus programme insert 65 plus set of four pin badges commemorating Stans career and an Oxford Die cast Metal replica vehicle commemorating Stan's England career with certificate signed by Stan, Germany v Ireland 70, Rugby League Cup Finals 64, 74, 76, 12 x Bradford City News Chronicle Pocket Portraits ( good-1950s), Cup Final songsheets 58, 60, 63, 64 , songsheet England v Scotland 1938, Association Footballers 1935-36 complete cigarette card album plus Hints on Association Football cigarette card album , also complete, 1949 Military Football Tournament (England, France, Belgium) Menu, programme etc, Hendon FC postcard 1951, Clapton Orient official notification postcard 1935, Official 1966 World Cup Tournament programme (good), Racing Strasbourg v Man Utd 65, Rugby Union Varsity match programmes, 62 and 63, 4 x Man Utd Champions League Menus (1990s), set of 4 Euro 2004 badges in box, 15 football pin badges including Doncaster Rovers 51/2, official Munich Remembrance scarf (red , white and black ), plus letter and programme for the game v Man City Feb 2014, scarf was placed on each seat at the game with blue and white scarves being placed in the City seats, Pirate programme England v Scotland 45 at Villa Park, , England Summer Tour 1964 booklet plus World Cup 86 England booklet plus World Cup 1970 official England Itinerary, 3 x Sunderland facsimile autograph sheets (60s), World Cup 66 Guide to Every Centre, Wales v England 51, Scotland v England 62 and 64, Booklet Story of FA Cup 1947, Aldershot v Bradford Park Avenue 69/70 (last BPA League game), 19 x Arsenal 70/71 Double Season home programmes, Peterborough v Wrexham 60/61 ( first Posh League game), Dukla v Spurs 61/2, Scotland v England 1937 ( this is very grubby, on covers especially), Rothmans Cricket Almanac 68, Stoke v Man City 64 League Cup Semi, a couple of telegrams sent to Spurs Cup Final dressing room 67, Shamrock Rovers v Everton 68 plus Keflavik v Everton 70, World Cup 54 VIP Semi-Final ticket at Basle, Euro 68 programme in Italy, Cricket autograph book including Hick, Godfrey Evans, both Micky and Alec Stewart, Amiss , Fraser and others, numerous cigarette cards (mainly part sets), Stoke City selection notification postcard 1938, Geoff Pullar, Ted Dexter signed booklets, two 1930s programmes without covers, West Brom v Chelsea 1931/2 and Birmingham v Chelsea 1937/8, Aston Villa 1982 European Cup winners autographs (14), issue of World Sports December 1936 ( featuring Australian Cricket), Speedway World Final programme 1953, Speedway European Final 71, 22 x Adventure giveaway Footballers cards (1920s), numerous tickets including Mexico v England 86 in Los Angeles, 4 x Rugby League Cup Final tickets 63, 64, 65 and 69, Manchester United World Cup 66 Dance ticket and several Chelsea big match tickets., ten x Wales Rugby Union International programmes 1961 onwards inc v New Zealand 67. All these items are in at least fair-generally good condition except where noted and there is much more in the Christmas Treasure Chest to hopefully please you. Fair-generally good
Lot 166
English School, 19th Century Portrait miniature of Mrs Emily Francis Walter (née Court, d. 1858) and the Walter Children watercolours on ivory; 15 x 11 cm (6 x 4.5in), 12.8 x 10 cm (5 x 4in); together with a watercolour portrait of a man (3) Provenance: Bearwood House, Berkshire, and by descent The sitter in the present portrait was the first wife of John Walter III (1818-1894), a newspaper publisher, editor and a Liberal politician. His grandfather was the founder of The Times and upon his father's death became the sole manager of the paper. He was elected to Parliament for Nottingham in 1847 and later for Berkshire in 1868, holding his seat until he retired in 1885. The family lived at Bearwood House, in Sindlesham, Berkshire. Frames need attention.
Lot 381
An early 17th century oak 'cacqueteuse' joined armchair, with an arcaded and fern leaf carved panel back, indistinctly stamped 1619, a Roman I and II, with angled open arms with a triangular panel seat and pennant carved seat rail, on turned and joint stretched legs, stamped AM to the back 111 x 63 x 45cm (43 x 25 x 18in) The seat is a cedar wood replacement, an old split to the back with butterfly repair
Lot 394
A pair 17th century Italian walnut hall chairs, with carved decoration to the backs and front stretcher rail, panel seats (2) 122 x 49cm (48 x 19in) Evidence of re tipping to the feet of one chair and some old worm to the seat rail, back and feet. There is also a repair to the top rail of one chair.
Lot 32
A Victorian silver Cellini pattern salver by Stephen Smith, London 1873, the cast border with a ribbon and laurel rim, pierced and chased with vases and opposing panthers divided by roundels with bacchic masks, all with trailing fruiting vine throughout, the plate with an engraved band of eagles displayed, scroll foliage, vine and chain swags, centred by an armorial and belted motto Suffer, on three acanthus and paw feet, 37cm (14 1/2in) diameter, 1420g (45.65 oz) The arms are without any doubt those of the family of Haldane of Gleneagles, who were Chiefs of the Haldane clan. The badge of the clan is usually the garter ring ‘ribbon’ surrounding the crest. At the time the piece was assayed 1873, Robert Adam Philips Haldane Haldane-Duncan (1841-1918), 3rd Earl of Camperdown was Chief of the Haldane clan. He served as a Civil Lord to the Admiralty (1870-74). The historic seat of the Clan is at Gleneagles House.
Lot 1855
A 19th century oak library armchair, with moulded showframe, deep buttoned back, stuffover seat and raised on faceted front legs terminating in brass castors. Width across arms 57 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The chair is in structurally very good order. There are no loose joints. There are no repairs to the legs and the original castors are substantial and sound. The top rail is firm but there has been a fracture to the left hand top corner where the top rail joins the stile. There are no losses here only stress marks. There is a similar stress mark at the same point to the rear of the opposite side of the chair. There are some minor surface scuffs and scratches to the chair legs but no major issues. The chair is not bleached. There are no springs protruding through the webbing which appears strong. Clearly the chair requires re-upholstering.
Lot 1709
An Edwardian inlaid mahogany open armchair, with upholstered back, stuffover seat and raised on tapered turned and reeded front legs terminating in castors. Width across arms 57 cm. CONDITION REPORT: This is a good quality rosewood chair. The colour is extremely good and the timber heavy and dense. The chair has clearly been recently re-upholstered and had little use since. The only minor fault that we can see is some very small losses to the boxwood stringing on the inside edge of the arm supports. There are similar very small losses to the boxwood stringing on the rectangular panels at the top of the seat blocks. In our opinion these losses are barely significant. All legs are in good order with no issues. The height to the underside of the front rail is 17.5 cm. The height to the tallest part of the piece is approximately 45.5 cm.
Lot 1654
A set of eight Chippendale style mahogany dining chairs, each with yoke shaped top rail, pierced splat back, drop in seat upholstered in blue and beige patterned material and raised on cabriole legs terminating in claw and ball feet. CONDITION REPORT: These chairs have no great age. The upholstered seat pads have the post 1988 Fire Safety Regulation labels, nevertheless these are in first class condition with no loose joints or any repairs. Other than very minor scratches and marks they are in first class condition and this includes the upholstery.
Lot 1756
A fine suite of Empire giltwood seat furniture by Pierre Benoit Marcion, comprising a pair of fauteuils and four side chairs, each with upholstered square back, over stuffed seat and raised on turned tapering front legs, each stamped P Marcion and T.H. along with The Tuileries Fleur de Lys stamp (representative of an inventory of royal items undertaken at the Palais des Tuileries during the Restoration period circa 1815) French circa 1810. PROVENANCE - The Tuileries Palace. NOTE - Sold with copy receipt from Mallett dated May 2000 at a discounted purchase price of £74,765. Marcion was one of the foremost Parisian cabinet makers during the early 19th century and was active from 1798 until retirement in 1817. After the great Jacob Dynasty he was the next most significant supplier of furniture to Napoleon (see illustration).
Lot 1728
An early 19th century Whitehaven mahogany dining chair, with bowed top rail, solid seat and raised on tapered legs of square section. Width across arms 52 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The chair is structurally sound. There has been a burn to the inside edge of the right hand facing arm. This has been filled. The left hand arm has a fracture at the top where it joins the stile. There is no movement here. The seat is in good condition. There are no repairs to the legs, stretchers or top rail.
Lot 1586
A late Victorian mahogany armchair, upholstered in light green fabric and raised on turned front legs with castors. CONDITION REPORT: Width across arms 70cm, depth of seat 56cm, width between arms at front 52cm, height to top of back 87cm. The chair is structurally very sound with no loose joints. The castors are original. There are some scuffs and marks around the legs as one would expect. The upholstery is serviceable although a little faded in places. There are some minor marks around the tops of the arms. No serious issues.
Lot 1731
A Queen Anne style walnut framed armchair, with stuffover back and seat upholstered in woolwork, with foliate carved arm terminals, exposed front rail and cabriole legs. Width across arms 70 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The chair is structurally sound. There are no loose joints. We cannot see any repairs to the legs or frame. The arms are in good order, again there do not appear to be any repairs. The chair is in original and restored condition and does have numerous old minor surface scuffs and marks particularly around the bottom of the legs. The upholstery is tired and worn. There are numerous small holes and in reality the chair at least needs re-covering if not fully re-upholstering.
Lot 1864
A set of two carver arm and six single mahogany ladderback dining chairs, late 19th/early 20th century, each with stuffover seat and raised on moulded front legs. CONDITION REPORT: All chairs are structurally in very good condition with no loose joints, no significant damage and no visible repairs. There are some minor surface scratches and blemishes as one would expect but these really are minimal. The seats have clearly been fairly recently upholstered and again are in extremely good condition. One armchair has some minor marks to the seat. One single chair has one small insignificant stain. Another single chair has more substantial discolouration to the seat cover. This is the only real issue with this set of chairs which are otherwise in extremely good order.
Lot 1904
A George III painted scroll end window seat, the frame carved with Neoclassical ornament, with fluted seat rail raised on turned and fluted tapering legs surmounted by carved acanthus and terminating in laurel leaves, now upholstered in green silk brocade, English circa 1760/70. Length 133.5 cm, height 68 cm. NOTE - Sold with copy receipt from Mallett at a discounted purchase price of £12,985 in May 2000 (see illustration).
Lot 1970
An Arts and Crafts stool from the workshop of Arthur W Simpson, Kendal, circa 1900/1910, the stained beech frame with concave seat with interwoven hide fixed with studs, all upon square tapering feet, with applied label for Arthur W Simpson, the handicrafts, Kendal and stamped No. 7118. width 40.3 cm, height 30.5 cm, depth 30 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The stool is structurally sound with no damage, no repairs and no restoration. There are no loose joints. The leather work is all intact. There are traces of stress marks across the tops of the leather in places but the colour is generally good and there are no tears or losses. All studs are present and correct.
Lot 1846
A Victorian walnut ladies chair, with moulded exposed showframe, the back and seat upholstered in scroll and foliate patterned material and all raised on cabriole legs terminating in castors. CONDITION REPORT: The chair is structurally sound. There are no loose joints and no repairs to the showframe or legs. All castors are original. The upholstery is in very good order also with no stains or holes. The springing is sound and there is nothing protruding through the bottom of the chair. The only minor issue is that the braiding is loose and detached in places.
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