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King’s Head Hotel Harrow-On-The-Hill, Visitor’s Book., the entries dated from 1894 to 1934. The contents include the signatures of [Ignacy Jan] Paderewski; George Grossmith; Lord Kitchener; George V and Queen Mary; George Robey (with a caricature sketch); Bruce Bairnsfather (with a sketch of 'Old Bill'); the autographs of the following football teams, Bolton Wanderers F. C. 1922-23; Cardiff City A. F. C. 1925-1927; Huddersfield Town F. C. ; Newcastle United F. C. F. A. Cup Finalists 1931/1932; and West Bromwich Albion F.C,. 1935.; together with the Halifax Rugby League Team [1931]. The visitor’s book is a grand affair, vellum text pages, full brown morocco binding with engraved and lettered metal mounts. Now sadly rubbed with a few loose pages. Together with; An Autograph Album containing the autographs of football teams and other sporting personalities, dated from 1923 to 1937. The entries include Huddersfield F. C. and Bolton Wanderers F. C. 1923; Cardiff City F. C. 1927; Bolton Wanderers F. C. 1928-1929; West Bromwich Albion F. C. (no date); Newcastle United F. C. 1932; The English Football Team 1934; Bolton Wanderers F. C. 1934-5; West Bromwich Albion F. C. 1935; Huddersfield Rugby Team Wembley May 4th 1935. Pritchard and another member of the 1937 Australian cricket team; autographs and postcards of Jack Petersen as both Light Heavyweight and Heavyweight Champion of Great Britain, 1932. The album in a contemporary full calf binding with gilt and coloured panelling on the upper cover repeated in blind on the lower cover, the contents shaken.
Edward Lear (1812-1888). Boats at anchor Syros (Siros or Syra) Morning. dated 5:30am June 1st 1864. and numbered 182. watercolour and pen and ink 16.25 x 30.75cm. In 1864 Lear was visiting Crete. He took a boat, The Persia (of The Lloyd Oriente Line) from Hania (Khania) on Crete on 31st May. The Persia arrived at Syros, an island in the northern Cyclades, late that day. This sketch must have been taken the following morning when Lear first awoke. The artist has made the note ‘a comprehensible light’ at the bottom left of the drawing. We are grateful to Vivien Noakes for assisting with the cataloguing of this lot.
William Henry Gore. (Exh.1882-1914). ‘The Bonfire’, young girls dancing around a fire. inscribed in pencil on the reverse ‘Gore R.A., Newbury (Berks) 1942 unfinished’. oil on panel 39.5 x 31cm. In 1896 Gore exhibited at The Royal Academy a painting entitled The Bonfire (No.627). This is possibly a preparatory sketch left in the artist’s studio at Donnington Square, Newbury.
Sir William Orpen R.A. R.H.A. 1878-1931 sketch of a man most probably a self portrait signed and inscribed pen and ink 15x11cm.; 6x4.25in. We are grateful to Chris Pearson of the Orpen Research Project for his assistance with the cataloguing of this lot. Provenance Letters from the Estate of William Rothenstein
Edinburgh & Glasgow. Creech William. Edinburgh fugitive pieces. Edinburgh 1815 8vo portrait frontispiece contemporary calf gilt boards detached interior clean; Edinburgh An historical sketch of the municipal constitution of the city of Edinburgh. Edinburgh 1826 8vo folding tables folding map at rear [bound with] Pennecuik Alexander. An historical account of the Blue Blanket. Edinburgh 1722 8vo 6 plates of arms printed boards worn; Ritchie Robert Peel The early days of the Royall Colledge of Phisitians Edinburgh. Edinburgh 1899 4to original green cloth stamp on upper board bevelled boards backstrip sunned; Smith John The hammermen of Edinburgh and their alter in St Giles Church. Edinburgh no date 8vo one of 500 copies frontispiece original blue cloth gilt gilt stamp on upper board rubbed; Lumsden Harry The records of the Trades House of Glasgow A.D. 1605-1678. Glasgow 1910 4to number 382 of 500 copies signed by author original blue cloth gilt backstrip faded; and 6 others (11).
Maitland Sir Richard. The genealogy of the House of Setoun with the Chronicle of the House of Setoun compiled in metre by John Kamington alias Peter Mayne. Edinburgh: n.p. 1830. First edition 4to. engraved frontispiece engraved table and 2 engraved plates later quarter calf cloth boards fore-edges uncut offsetting from the plates. Note: Ferguson p. 160. Bound in at the end are an engraved view of the Chapel a pencil sketch of the exterior of the Chapel dated 1824 a pen and ink drawing of a tomb in the Chapel dated 1833 a pen and pencil drawing of another tomb dated 1833 and a pencil sketch of the chapel as viewed from the garden of Seton Castle dated 1827. There is a small engraving of Cockenzie Harbour mounted at the end of the index and the volume concludes with a copy of An act for expediting the sale of the estates in Scotland belonging to the York-Buildings Company for the relief of their creditors 1777.
Barrie JamesHistorical sketch of the Hawick Golf Club with complete list of members constitution and rules &c. appended. Hawick 1898 first edition illustrated from drawings and photographs and a double page course map in the back red cloth cover pictorially stamped fading to spine chipped at ends rubbing to corners water stains to back cover.
Nicholson (William). The History of the Wars Occasioned by the French Revolution. Including a Sketch of the Early History of France, and the Circumstances which led to the Revolution in that Country; Together with a Complete History of the Revolution in France, the War in Spain and Portugal, Russia, Prussia, [1816], twenty-one hand-col. eng. plts. (of 22), first gathering detached & closed tear to title, eng. port. pasted to final blank leaf, contemp. calf, boards detached, folio (1)
Owen Robert. (Publisher) New View of Society. Tracts Relative to this Subject; viz Proposals for Raising a Colledge of Industry of all Useful Trades and Husbandry. By John Bellers. Report to the Committee of the Associates for the Relief of the Manufacturing and Labouring Poor. A Brief Sketch of the Religious Society of People Called Shakers. London 1818. Wrappers foxed folding plan some creasing to pages 8vo.
John Piper (1903-1992). 'Selbourne Church': two sketches. Pen ink and watercolour. Inscribed with title lower right 39.5cm x 25cm. Accompanying this lot is a letter to the husband of the vendor from John Piper discussing the use of the sketch as a frontispiece for the book by the Folio Society 'Natural History of Selborne'.
Bindings. A collection of 19th c. leather-bound literature, incl. Wordsworth's Poetical Works, 6 vols., 1838, bound in contemp. full polished brown calf, gilt dec. spine with morocco labels, a little rubbed, rear cover to first vol. detached, 8vo, The Tour of Doctor Syntax in Search of the Picturesque, illust. Alfred Crowquill, 1844, a.e.g., contemp. gilt-dec. green morocco, slightly rubbed, The Sketch Book of Geoffrey Crayon, 2 vols., 5th ed., 1821, bound in full straight-grained green morocco, rubbed and some marks to extrems., Memoirs of the Court of King James the First, by Lucy Aikin, 2 vols., 2nd ed., 1822, bound in full polished calf, gilt dec. spines with morocco labels, etc., the remainder bound in contemp. full morocco or calf bindings, all gilt-dec., generally in very good condition, 8vo (74)
Laennec (R.T.H.). A Treatise on the Diseases of the Chest and on Mediate Ausculation, 2nd ed., Greatly Enlarged, Translated from the French with Notes and a Sketch of the Authors Life by John Forbes, 1827, eng. port. frontis., eight eng. plts., title, frontis. and plts. browned, modern green morocco, 8vo (1)
COSTUMES, OR A SHORT SKETCH OF THE MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE PRINCIPAL FOREIGN INHABITANTS OF THE GLOBE, hand-coloured title vignette, 13 hand-coloured illustrations, contemporary half morocoo, worn, remains of front f.e.p. sticking to paste-down, some internal soiling and one illustration scuffed at the blank top, 12mo, London, R. Miller, n.d. {c. 1820?}--UZANNE (OCTAVE) Fashion in Paris, new ed, 24 hand-col. platess (frontis loose), orig. pict. cl, sl. worn, 4to, 1901 LOCATION L
Sir John Everett Millais, P.R.A., 1829-1896, king lear and cordelia, inscribed on a sheet of writing paper attached to the backing: 10 March 91 The little sketch of Lear is my work when I was a lad/... J E Millais, oil on panel, 27x23cm., 10.5x9in. This early oil painting by Millais shows the moment in ShakespeareÕs play when King Lear Ð his madness abating Ð sees and recognises his daughter Cordelia. The rich old-masterly colouring and the emphatic characterisation of the figures suggest that Lear and Cordelia was painted in the late 1840s, during a period in which Millais was exploring different historical painting styles. Millias was strongly drawn to literary subjects in his early career. Drawings and paintings of Shakespearean themes occur from about 1848 onwards, the first being an oil sketch for The Death of Romeo and Juliet (Manchester City Art Gallery). A year later, after the formation of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood, he painted Ferdinand and Ariel (Tate). Millais' particular interest in subjects from King Lear was shared, and perhaps to some degree indebted to, his friend Ford Madox Brown, who had begun a painting in 1848, also inspired by act 4, scene 7 of the play (Tate). Provenance Sotheby's, 25 March 1964, lot 206 (bought by Ashford); Private collection
STEPHEN, CARR. The Archaeology and Monumental Remains of Delhi. Printed for the Author, Simla, and published at Ludhiana and Calcutta, (1876). Three plates and folding facsimile. - BRIDE, THOMAS FRANCIS. Letters from Victorian Pioneers: Being A Series of Papers on the Early Occupation of the Colony, The Aborigines etc. Melbourne 1898. Folding sketch map (repaired, covers soiled - COBBOLD, Lady EVELYN. Wayfarers in The Libyan Desert. 1912. Presentation copy, inscribed by the author on front free endpaper. Photographic illustrations. 8vo., orig. cloth (3)
STOCKDALE, JOHN, pub. A Sketch of all the Invasions, or Descents, upon the British Islands... (with) Thoughts on the French Invasion of England, by General Dumouriez. Translated from the French. Sixth Edition, 1803. 4to., orig. boards (rebacked). Three folding hand coloured engraved maps. (one split at fold).

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