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Lot 59
A Collection of Assorted Silver Plate, including a pair of three-light candleabra; an oval gallery tray with gadrooned border; an egg-cruet; a punch-bowl and other items (one shelf)The egg-cruet complete with six cups and six Fiddle pattern spoons. There is some overall surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use as well as some minor dents. The wear is noticeable as a softening to the silver plate at the high points.
Lot 1365
A 19th Century Dutch Mahogany and Marquetry-Inlaid Wall-Mounted Display Cabinet, inlaid with trailing flowers and leaves, with a moulded architectural pediment above a central glazed door enclosing three oak shelves, all between canted sides with moulded glass panels108cm by 24cm by 108.5cmThe pediment has been reattached, free from any notable damage, with some veneer bubbling, the main cabinet in good overall condition, with functioning lock, door opens and closes squarely, some minor veneer chips and minor splits, general wear.Dimensions, 108cm by 24cm by 108.5cm Depth and height of shelves - 18cm deep, bottom shelf 19.5cm, 15cm, 15cm, 21cm
Lot 1550
The Beatles Box audio cassette edition, including eight tapes and the original printed inners sleeve note sheet and a cassette copy of A Hard Days Night issued in c.1970 ref no. TC-PCS 3058 with the green paper label, (2) The Beatles box shows some shelf and edge wear, as does the label and inlay card for A Hard Days Night.
Lot 1696
Five vinyl records by Gary Numan, including the Tubeway Army album, The Pleasure Principle, Metal Rhythm, Call Out The Dogs and I Cant Stop, which comes with its original 7in. promotional flexidisc with Tubeway Army and Pleasure Principle having their original printed inner sleeves, (5) The vinyl surface of all four discs have light marks and hairline scratches, and all covers are generally good ,displaying signs of shelf and storage wear.
Lot 1568
A first pressing of Oasis- Definitely Maybe, Creation Records 1994 signed by all five original members on the front cover in black pen, matrix no 1- A - CRELP 469 A, 2- B- CRELP 469-B, 2- CRELP 469- C, CRELP 469-D, original die cut poly lined inner sleeves. The sleeve has some laminate creasing and shelf wear on the spine and the vinyl is in pristine condition with a nice shine and all labels are clean with no signs of spindle wear. The record was obtained by the vendor, who by connections in the music industry via his own band at the time met staff from Creation Records at a party and chanced the question of obtaining a copy signed by the band, with which they duly obliged him and it is now offered for sale in its 30th anniversary year.
Lot 1504
Paul McCartney- McCartney 1970 original vinyl first pressing, Apple records matrix number A- YEX-775-A-2U, B- YEX-775-B-2U, original laminated sleeve lettered PCS 7102, 1E 062 o 04394 with original plain white EMI inner sleeve patent no.1,125,555 accompanied by a copy of The John Lennon collection. The laminate gatefold cover that has some creasing and light shelf and storage wear and the vinyl is in excellent condition showing no visible marks or hairline scratches with very good labels with minor spindle wear with the John Lennon Collection also being in good all round condition.
Lot 1663
A nice collection of ten assorted vinyl albums from the 1970s and 1980s, including Adam and The Ants- Kings of the Wild Frontier, Adam Ant- Friend or Foe, Men Without Hats- Rhythm of Youth, Mern at Work- Cargo, The Power Station- The Power Station, Nena- 99 Red Balloons, The Members- At The Chelsea Nightclub and the Stray Cats- Gonna Ball, Rant and Rave and Stary Cats- Stray Cats, (10) The vinyl surface of all ten discs are extremely clean and all covers are generally good ,displaying signs of shelf and storage wear
Lot 1701
Six vinyl records by Soft Cell and Marc and the Mambas, including The Art of Falling Apart, Untitled, The Last Night and Memorabilia, You Have (10in.) and I Feel Love (10in.) with all albums having their original printed inner sleeves, (6) The vinyl surface of all four discs are in excellent condition, all covers are generally very good with Untitled displaying evidence of a sticker having been removed from its front cover and all displaying signs of shelf and storage wear.
Lot 1623
Four unofficial albums from Jimi Hendrix, including the unofficial release, Live Experience 1967-68, The Roots of Hendrix and Hendrix Live at Woodstock triple album and Rare Hendrix, (4) The covers of all are in excellent condition with "The Roots of Hendrix" showing the most evidence of age and shelf related wear and the Woodstock triple album retaining its colour booklet and the vinyl of all being in generally excellent condition with Live Experience having some marks and hairline scratches.
Lot 1569
A first pressing of Oasis- Whats The Story (Morning Glory), Creation Records 1995 signed by all five original members inside the cover in black pen, matrix no 1- A - CRELP 189 A, 2- B- CRELP 189 -B, 2- CRELP 189- C, CRELP 189-D, original black die cut card inner sleeves. The sleeve has some laminate creasing and shelf wear on the spine and the vinyl is in pristine condition with a nice shine and all labels are clean with no signs of spindle wear. The record was obtained by the vendor, who by connections in the music industry via his own band at the time met staff from Creation Records at a party and chanced the question of obtaining a copy of the landmark second album signed by the band as a follow up to the first, which again they duly obliged him once more!
Lot 1662
Three rare alternative original L7 vinyl records including their self titled debut, a limited edition 12in. green vinyl copy of Andres and a 12in. copy of Smell the Magic, the L7 debut album has matrix number E-26401-A and the cheese stands alone etched in the run out of side 1 and E- 86401-B and play loud drop brov etched in the run out of side 2, Andres 12in. single is limited edition number 6550 and Smell the Magic has the matrix number : SP-79-A k disc ch L-36057 and Rock Show Tonight-Big Butts Live On Stage etched in the run out of side 1 and Side B: SP-79-B k disc SMELL IT SNIFF IT SMELL IT L-36057X SWAPPIN' FLUIDS ACROSS THE NATION etched in the runout, (3) The vinyl surface all three discs show some very light marks and all covers are generally good ,displaying signs of shelf and storage wear.
Lot 1691
A nice collection of eight assorted vinyl records from the 1980s, including Searching For The Young Soul Rebels and Too Rye Aye by Dexys Midnight Runners, Golden Years and The Best of Bowie by David Bowie, Please and Introspective by The Pet Shop Boys, Everything by the Bangles and the 12in. of Eloise by The Damned, (8) The vinyl surface of all ten discs are extremely clean and all covers are generally good ,displaying signs of shelf and storage wear
Lot 1690
Six classic vinyl albums by Kate Bush, including The Kick Inside, Lionheart, Never Forever, The Hounds of Love, The Sensual World and The Dreaming, with The Dreaming, Hounds of Love and The Sensual Worlds having their original printed inner sleeves, (6) The vinyl surface of all six discs are in excellent condition, with Never Forever having a light scratch across side 2 track 1,all covers are generally very good displaying signs of shelf and storage wear.
Lot 1524
Four vinyl post punk albums including Stateless and Flex by Lene Lovich, Breaking Glass by Hazel O'Connor and the compilation album Animal Liberation, Animal Liberation has its original enclosures and is a US pressing and both Lovich albums have their original printed inner sleeves, (4) The vinyl surface of all four discs have light marks and hairline scratches, and all covers are generally good ,displaying signs of shelf and storage wear.
Lot 1523
Five vinyl albums by the band Squeeze, including Cool for Cats, East Side Story, Argybargy, Sweets from a Stranger and Frank, with Sweets from a Stranger and Frank having their original printed inner sleeves, (5) The vinyl surface of all five discs are in excellent condition and their covers are generally very good, with East Side Story showing signs of sticker removal to the front and all displaying signs of shelf and storage wear.
Lot 1614
The Who Meaty, Beaty, Big and Bouncy, Odds and Sods, The Kids Are Alright and Quadrophenia Original soundtrack vinyl albums, all are early issues, with Odds and Sods featuring the original die cut cover and braille listings on the back cover, The Kids Are Alright containing its original 20 page booklet along with The Story of the Who, The Who By Numbers, Who Are You, Face Dances and Its Hard, (10) All covers have evidence of minor shelf and storage wear, and the of each one vinyl is in excellent condition.
Lot 1525
A nice collection of ten alternative 1980s and 90s vinyl records, including All About Ever, Touched by Jesus and Scarlet and Other Stories by All About Eve, The First Chapter and The Temple of Love (12in.) by The Mission, Hup and The Eight Legged Groove Machine by The Wonder Stuff, Do Birds Sing? by The Violent Femmes and Velousia and Trompe de Monde by The Pixies, (10). The vinyl surface of all ten discs are extremely clean and all covers are generally good ,displaying signs of shelf and storage wear with Scarlet and Other Stories having a section clipped out on the bottom hand right of the open edge.
Lot 222
(Homo erotica) Tom of Finland 'The Original Tom of Finland's Circus,' American version, illustrated wraps, duotone illustrations, sterling price label to front wrap, moderate shelf wear, minor bump to tail fore-edge corner, very minor soiling to edges, vg, [no date, but mid 1970's]; John S. Barrington. 'The Tom Album,' vol III only, first edition limited to 1,000, pictorial thin card wraps, staple bound, some loose leaves, minor finger soiling, vg, 1974. (2)
Lot 208
Kautsch, Heinrich (Bohemian, 1859-1943); b. Prague, moved to France 1889, then Austria 1914, and Arthus-Bertrand (Paris, 1803-present) FRANCE, In Labore Quies, c. 1910, a uniface silver award plaque by H. Kautsch for Arthus-Bertrand, female seated at desk, holding a quill pen, books on shelf behind, named (La Promotion 1897 de l’École Centrale à son Major H. Garnier, en souvenir du 25 ème Anniversaire de sa sortie de l’École), edge impressed argent and with foundry mark of Arthus-Bertrand, 85 x 63mm, 203.32g (BM Acq. 1978-82, p.6, 32; cf. DNW M12, 411). Very fine £80-£100 --- Provenance: DNW Auction 40, 14 April 1999, lot 766
Lot 350
DULAC (Edmund, illustrator): 'Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam...rendered into English verse by Edward Fitzgerald': New York, Doubleday, 1952: blue half morocco over marbled boards, teg, spine gilt lettered, square 8vo: together with a quantity of misc. antiquarian books over one shelf, to include 12 pocket editions of Kipling in soft red leather covers in very good state of preservation: 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland' (sixty-ninth thousand edition), 1882: various sizes, generally in good condition. (One shelf)
Lot 174
DEE (John): 'A true and faithful relation of what passed for many yeers between Dr John Dee and some spirits: tending (had it succeeded) to a general alteration of most states and kingdomes in the world...also the letters of sundry great men and princes': Glasgow, The Antonine Publishing Co, 1974: No.36/500 copies, deluxe edition in full leather Cambridge binding by Atkinson of Salisbury, green cloth slipcase, signed by publishers to limitation label, minor shelf ware to case, else VG: together with a second copy of same, No.43 of 1000 copies in grey cloth and dustjacket, with slipcase, both folio, VG. (2)
Lot 124
VERNE (Jules): 'Bourses de Voyage': Paris, Hetzel, n.d (circa 1900): publishers decorative cloth gilt, partial fraying to front hinge and shelf lean, aeg, sm.folio: together with 'Reineke fuchs von Wolfgang von Goethe...', Munchen 1846, 35 plates by Rahn, contemporary calf backed marbled boards, rubbed, folio: with 3 other Victorian volumes. (5)
Lot 20A
Emile Galle, 1846-1904 - An Art Nouveau light oak and beech two tier table, the quarter cut veneered sqaure top having blossoming flowers marquetry inlaid decoration, opening to reveal a tea table top, beech splayed legs united by a lower shelf with similar marquetry inlaid, signed to the table top, 76cm high x 45cm wide x 88cm wide when opened
Lot 224
A late 19th/early 20th century Syrian Damascus games table - with typical intricate marquetry inlay in exotic hardwoods and mother of pearl, the folding top revealing a green velvet card surface, further hinging to reveal backgammon boards, raised on shaped square tapering legs with shelf below, 80cm high x 86cm wide
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