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Click here to subscribeChristopher Lawrence Limited & Numbered Edition Silver Commemorative 'Waterloo' Salver/Tray, made for the Royal Mint, Hallmark London 1999. The centre elecrotyped with classical figures. The meander border with armorial's & lions on plinths. 84/150. 9.75'' in diameter, 19.5ozs. With original case. Mint condition.
Burgundy Red Garnet Large Cluster Pendant, 23 oval cut deep, rich red garnets, with flashes of purple and deep pink when viewed against light, totalling 25cts, set in a lozenge shape, in 14ct gold vermeil and silver, creating an impressive, large, three dimensional pendant; 1.75 inches high x 1.25 wide
JONATHAN HARRIS CONTEMPORARY CAMEO STUDIO GLASS VASE of footed ovoid form, cased in tonal blue layers and the cameo cut with a tree lined landscape picked out in silver, comissioned with more silver detailing within the trees and landscape than the others of the series, engraved with artists signature and 'Ironbridge England', '2005 Silver Cameo 10/25', 20.5cm high
JOHN LEE HOOKER - SINGS BLUES - A ultra rare original 1st US pressing of John Lee Hooker's 1960 LP "Sings Blues" (KING 727). This pressing has the "crownless" King label with silver print. This version has the original pearls on the front- this record was later reissued in 1962 which was split in red and blue. The condition of the record is a strong VG. There are some light surface marks, but no deeper scratches or "feelable" marks. The labels are nice and clean with only minor signs of spindle wear. The sleeve is in VG condition. The heavy card sleeve shows little wear on the front, with just very light edge wear. On the rear there are two pen markings that read 1315E- these are small and are placed in the top right corner. This album shows examples of the gripping synthesis of folk blues and electric power that marks Hooker's early work, and must not be missed.
JAZZ/BOB/HARD BOP - Collection of 31 x original title LP's. To include Max Roach Quartet = Speak, brother, Speak (original pressing Fantasy 6007), Max Roach - It's Time (Impulse AS-16), Joe Farrell - Upon This Rock (STI 6042-S1), True Blue/Silver Blue (Xandu 136+137) and Earl Coleman - Returns (Prestige LP 7045). Condition is generally VG+ to Ex+.
JAZZ/BOP/SOUL JAZZ - Collection of 23 x original title LP's to include early sought after issues by collectible artists. To include Johnny Griffin - Foot Patting (Non Stop Jazz - Youngblood SSYB 11 - Ex/Ex), The Horace Silver Quartet - Serenade To A Soul Sister (Blue Note original pressing BST 84277/BNST 84277), Johnny Griffin - Change Of Pace (Riverside RLP 368), Joe Harriott - John Mayer Double Quintet - Indo-Jazz Fusions (1st Columbia press SCX 6122 - Ex/VG+), Andrew Hill - Smoke Stack (early 1963? Blue Note pressing w/ VAN GELDER, ear, New York USA - BSY 84160), The Grassela Oliphant Quartet - The Grass Roots (Atlantic ATL 5034), Joe Newman Sextet - The Happy Cats (Vogue Coral LVA 9052) and Joe Henderson - Tetragon (Milestone/CBS S 63736). Condition is generally VG+ to Ex+.
HORACE SILVER/ORNETTE COLEMAN - Great collection of 45 x original title LP's to include Japanese pressings as well as US issues Ornette Coleman records to include Ornette On Tenor (Atlantic Remastered P-6105A), S/T (US Reissue on Atlantic green/orange labels SD 1378/ST-A-61373+4) and Paris Concert (Japanese gatefold PA-7169~70). Horace Silver records to include Finger Poppin' With… (Japanese ST-84008), Blowin' The Blues Away (French Blue Note 84017) and Doin' The Thing (Japanese Blue Note ST-84076).
TWO IRISH GEORGE III SILVER TABLE SPOONS maker James Keating & Richard Flood, Dublin 1812 and maker James Keating, Dublin 1813 respectively, both fiddle pattern engraved with engraved with a heraldic forearm grasping a thistle, approximately 140g, each 23cm long; together with two dessert spoons, maker John Pittar, Dublin 1791 and two other teaspoons, all engraved with a heraldic forearm grasping a thistle, approximately 82g
THREE IRISH GEORGE III SALT SPOONS maker Richard Whitford, Dublin 1812, also hallmarked M West, old english pattern and engraved with a heraldic forearm grasping a thistle, 10cm long; together with a set of early twentieth century silver coffee spoons, maker GM&Co., Sheffield marks, approximately 130g gross
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