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Lot 179
ROBERT PETE WILLIAMS - ANGOLA PRINSONERS' BLUES LP (LFS A-3). They don't come more authentic than blues LP rarity. Recorded on location at Angola Prison by Harry Oyster. Robert Pete Williams - Angola Prisoners' Blues (LFS A-3, 1959 US pressing in Folk-Lyric. Includes booklet. The Record has one or two hairline paper surface marks, strong VG+. The sleeve has some light edge shelf wear and a Dixieland Hall stamp on the rear, VG+).
Lot 180
COUNTRY BLUES - LP RARITIES. A superb collectors pack of 3 country blues LP rarities. Artists/ titles include Various - Country Negro Jam Sessions (FL 111, US 1960 press on Folk-Lyric. Includes booklets. Record is lovely Ex/ sleeve is VG+), Rev. Pearly Brown - Georgia Street Singer (FL 108, US pressing on Folk-Lyric. Record is beautiful Ex/ sleeve has some edge shelf wear and a small split on the bottom edge, VG) & Various - Really! The Country Blues 1927-1933 (OJL-2, US pressing on Origin Jazz Library. With booklet. Record is Ex/ sleeve strong VG+).
Lot 185
PRISON BLUES - LP RARITIES. A smashing collectors pack of 2 blues LP rarities recorded at state penitentiaries. Titles include Robert Pete Williams - Those Prison Blues (FL 109, US pressing on Folk-Lyric. Black deep-groove labels. The record is in beautiful Ex condition. The sleeve has some light edge shelf wear/ light ring wear and a Dixieland Hall stamp on the rear, VG+) & Various - Negro Prison Songs Recorded By Alan Lomax (TLP 1020, 1958 US pressing on Tradition Records. The record has one or two hairline paper surface marks, strong VG+. Sleeve is lovely VG+).
Lot 305
Y A REGENCY ROSEWOOD, INLAID AND GILT-METAL MOUNTED PIER CABINETCIRCA 1810, IN THE MANNER OF JOHN MCLEANWith a raised open tier superstructure above a frieze drawer and a pleated fabric panel door, on bobbin-turned feet with castors107cm high, 53cm wide, 35cm deep Condition Report: Marks, scratches, chips and abrasions consistent with age and use.Some small repairs including: a join to the brass gallery suggesting some reworking to the upper tier; some refixing and later sections to the stringing, beading and moulding; the frieze drawer previously with interior fittings now removed.The tier shelf is slightly bowed with cracks beside the screws.Lock original to drawer, replaced to door.Some fading.Evidence of old worm to the base and backboards, some cracks to the backboards with fabric tape over them.The fabric slightly loose and worn with some holes and marks.All that said these comments on condition are only generally apparent on close inspection.Inscribed to the side of the drawer in pencil 'Bought by Rev J Grant at the Geilden House Auction Given to Mary A Grant'Please refer to additional images for visual reference to condition. Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 51
Y A REGENCY AMBOYNA, ROSEWOOD CROSSBANDED AND GILT-METAL MOUNTED PIER TABLECIRCA 1815The raised mirror panel back with a pierced anthemion gallery above and open shelf and pierced, scrolling supports, the top above a cut brass-inlaid frieze with a drawer, on scrolled front supports headed by palmette lappets and with paw feet resting on an inverted breakfront plinth137cm high, 97cm wide, 41cm deepProvenance:Sold in these rooms, 10th March 2020, 'The Collection of Sir William Whitfield', Lot 220Condition Report: Marks, scratches, chips, splits and abrasions consistent with age and useSome losses to veneers; some fading; the 3/4 gallery slightly detached and bent.Some aging to silvering of mirror plate.Please refer to additional images for visual reference to condition Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 22
A RÉGENCE CARVED GILTWOOD WALL BRACKETCIRCA 1720The lobed and gadrooned top above an elaborately carved and pierced supports centred by a mask31cm high, 35cm wideCondition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and useOld chips, splits, cracks, repairs throughoutThe gilt overall with chips and losses through the gesso layer and down to the underlying timber in places, some losses and indentations to this timber alsoThe shelf dimensions: 37cm wide, 17cm deepCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 356
Rowlandson (Thomas, illustrator). Journal; of Sentimental Travels in the Southern Provinces of France, shortly before the Revolution, [by William Combe], London: R. Ackermann, 1821, 18 hand-coloured aquatint plates by Thomas Rowlandson, advertisements at end, 2 [plates detached, some light offsetting, marginal water stains to front pastedown and endpaper, top edge gilt, original blindstamped cloth, spine a little darkened with small tears at ends, 8vo, together with The History of Johnny Quae Genus, the Little Foundling of the late Doctor Syntax: A poem, [by William Combe), London: R. Ackermann, 1822, 24 hand-coloured aquatint plates by Thomas Rowlandson, some offsetting, private library shelf number label, top edge gilt, original blindstamped cloth gilt, spine a little darkened with small splits at ends and lower joint, corners bent, 8voQty: (2)NOTESAbbey Travel 89 & Life 268; Tooley 415 & 413 respectively.
Lot 691
An early to mid 20th Century oak Gothic Revival court cupboard, the plain top over a scrolling foliate carved frieze and central arched panel flanked by two carved panel doors, flanked by turned cup and cover supports on a base with single frieze drawer on further turned cup and cover supports united by a pot shelf on stile legs, 119 cm wide x 44 cm deep x 127.5 cm high
Lot 711
A 19th Century mahogany octagonal occasional table, the rosewood banded satinwood and ebony strung top on a slender wrythen column support to splayed square tapered tripod base and spade feet, 44 cm diameter, together with a mahogany urn stand, the tray top on square chamfered supports united by a pot shelf, bearing ivorine label to underside "From Barnby, Bendall & Co. The Furniture Repositories Cheltenham", 45 cm x 45 cm x 75 cm high
Lot 746
An Indian carved teak open shelf unit on plinth base, 76 cm wide x 52 cm deep x 121.5 cm high, an Indian hardwood side cabinet with open recess over two fielded panelled cupboard doors on a plinth base, 75 cm wide x 40 cm deep x 81 cm high and an Indian hardwood coffee table of rectangular form, raised on turned legs, 80 cm x 79 cm x 40 cm high
Lot 777
A late Victorian carved oak hall stand in the Gothic Revival taste, the mirrored back with small shelf and six coat hooks over a central stick stand, flanked by two drawers, one bearing label "Greenlands Limited House Furnishers and Decorators Hereford", raised on turned and foliate carved cup and cover supports united by an undertier on turned feet, 112 cm wide x 35 cm deep x 209 cm high
Lot 19
An Edwardian inlaid mahogany and satinwood crossbanded small bureau bookcase, the foliate scroll inlaid doors enclosing a shelf over a slope with Prince of Wales feathers enclosing a fitted interior above a frieze drawer and a pair of cupboard doors, on bracket feet, 79 cm wide, 38 cm deep, 163.5 cm high
Lot 423
Hindenburg survivor Josef Leibrecht signed 1976 FDC comm the Hindenburg Flights of 1936. Of the 12 crewmen in the bow of the airship, only three survived. Four of these 12 men were standing on the mooring shelf, a platform up at the very tip of the bow from which the forwardmost landing ropes and the steel mooring cable were released to the ground crew, and which was directly at the forward end of the axial walkway and just ahead of gas cell #16. The rest were standing either along the lower keel walkway ahead of the control car, or else on platforms beside the stairway leading up the curve of the bow to the mooring shelf. During the fire, the bow hung in the air at roughly a 45-degree angle and flames shot forward through the axial walkway, bursting through the bow (and the bow gas cells) like a blowtorch. The three men from the forward section who survived (elevatorman Kurt Bauer, cook Alfred Grozinger, and electrician Josef Leibrecht) were those furthest aft of the bow, and two of them (Bauer and Grozinger) happened to be standing near two large triangular air vents, through which cool air was being drawn by the fire. Neither of these men sustained more than superficial burns. Most of the men standing along the bow stairway either fell aft into the fire, or tried to leap from the ship when it was still too high in the air. Three of the four men standing on the mooring shelf inside the very tip of the bow were actually taken from the wreck alive, though one (Erich Spehl, a rigger) died shortly afterwards in the Air Station's infirmary, and the other two (helmsman Alfred Bernhard and apprentice elevatorman Ludwig Felber) were reported by newspapers to have initially survived the fire, and then to subsequently have died at area hospitals during the night or early the following morning. Good Condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99
Lot 819
A mahogany drinks cabinet, the top with a boxwood strung and crossbanded border, above two doors, each inlaid with an oval and further shell, enclosing an interior with mirrored back and shelf, the base on square tapering legs with brass castors, constructed from old timber, 130cm high, 78cm wide.
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