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CHAPLIN CHARLES: (1889-1977) English Film Comedian, Academy Award winner. A good vintage signed and inscribed sepia 8 x 6.5 photograph of Chaplin seated in a full length pose on a sofa lighting a cigarette. Photograph by Apeda. Signed in dark fountain pen ink to a clear area at the head of the image and inscribed to Lupino Lane, 'To my old friend Nipper from Charlie'. Matted in pale brown and framed and glazed in an antique wooden frame (possibly the original) to an overall size of 12.5 x 10.5. Some scuffing and light staining to the image, only very slightly affecting the signature and inscription. An unusual image to find signed and with a good association. G Lupino Lane (1892-1959) English Actor and Theatre Manager. Lane began his career as a child performer at which time he was known as 'Little Nipper'.
Hal (Henry William Lowe) Hurst (1865-1938), Oil on board, A gondoliere talking to a lady picking flowers, Signed lower left, 46.5cm x 28.5cm, Gilt framed and glazed, With after John Linnell (1792-1882), Print on paper, Portrait of two young girls on a sofa, 43cm x 35.5cm, Gilt framed and glazed (2)
A French Rococo style mahogany framed three piece salon suite, comprising a three seater sofa, the outer frame carved and pierced with C scrolls on similar arms, raised on similarly decorated cabriole legs on a frieze, with two attendant armchairs, the sofa 95cm high x 185cm wide x 78cm deep
THE TYDD ST MARY DOLLS HOUSE; a mid-19th century painted pine dolls house, originally owned by the Kilham Family of Wisbech, with original interior wallpapers, two original fireplaces and a group of the original furniture and furnishings, including ceramic lustre glazed cup and saucer, pair of mirrors, bed, tables, chairs, sofa, etc, several of these pieces bearing the names or initials of the children. The Kilham Family lived at Tilney Hall, Manor House and The Grange in Tydd St Mary.
* [Dickens, Charles]. Ticket for Charles Dickens's Final Readings, 1870, printed in black on pink card, giving the purchaser entry to a public reading by Dickens at St. James's Hall on Tuesday February 1st in 1870, in the Sofa Stall, Row 14, No. 23, priced 7s, used (i.e. with left hand portion torn off on entry to event), 7 x 5.5cm (2.75 x 2.25ins), housed in a W.H. Smith envelope embossed on flap '34 & 35 New Bond Street, London, W.1.' and with 'WHS' monogram, note in early manuscript on front pertaining to contents (Qty: 1)NOTESCharles Dickens, renowned for his powerful theatrical public readings of his own novels, embarked on a series of twelve "farewell" performances at St. James's Hall, from 11th January to 15th March 1870. The readings, given despite Dickens's fragile state of health, included episodes from Pickwick Papers , Oliver Twist and the perennial favourite A Christmas Carol . The tickets for these Final Readings were hugely sought after and on 15th March Dickens faced an audience of some two thousand people, with many more having been turned away. After the final performance Dickens made an emotional speech which ended: ''... from these garish lights I vanish now for evermore... '', words which were inscribed on his funeral card distributed at Westminster Abbey three months later. A rare and significant piece of Dickensiana in excellent condition.

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