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Lot 5160
A Royal Crown Derby paperweight, Savannah Leopard, from the Endangered Species collection, this is number 981 of a limited edition of 1,000 commissioned by Sinclairs, hand signed in gold by John Ablitt and one other, red printed marks and Royal Crown Derby stamp to the base, gold stopper, 17cm long, certificate, boxed
Lot 5228
A Royal Crown Derby Teddy Bear Paperweight, Regal Goldie Teddy Bear, 11.5 cm, this is number 101 of a limited edition of 1000 to celebrate the Golden Wedding Anniversary of HM Queen Elizabeth II and HRH The Duke of Edinburgh, hand signed in gold, gold stopper, red printed marks and RCD stamp on the base, certificate, boxed and a Teddy Bear with blue bow tie, 12cm, gold stopper and red Royal Crown Derby stamp on the base, boxed (2)
Lot 436
CONTINENTAL HAND-PAINTED CABINET PLATE, ALONG WITH FURTHER CERAMICS INCLUDING A PART DINNER SET the part dinner set in the La Belle pattern, also a Victorian part tea set decorated in the Imari palette, and a Royal Albert part setNo mark or stamp present to the continental plate (photo added)
Lot 53
COLLECTION OF STAMPS AND FIRST DAY COVERS, including world stamps, in albums and loose, also Royal Mail First Day Cover albums, covers including Christmas, birds, nature, horseracing and royal, along with Star Wars presentation tins of Royal Mail Prestige Stamp Book, Royal Mail special edition print and stamp presentation frames of Frankel the Legend, signed in pencil by Lady Cecil, and of David Bowie Hunky Dory
Lot 144
Charles Dickens (English 1812-1870) signed Coutts & Company check, number 05432, issued to The Arts Club, January 6, 1869, for six pounds, six shillings. framed. Note: Mr. Dickens was a founding member of the The Arts Club in 1863; also contains a nice blind impression of the current tax stamp. Approximate Dimensions:Sight h. 3.625", w. 7.25"; Overall h. 11.5", w. 15", d. 0.75".Condition:Upper left corner of the check has been torn without loss, not examined out of frame.
Lot 160
Our Mutual Friend by Charles Dickens. Published 1865 by Chapman and Hall. First edition. First state. Inside the book is a tipped in letter and postal cover from Charles Dickens. The letter and envelope is done in Dickens own handwriting. The letter discusses a plate appearing in the book Our Mutual Friend and has been tipped in right before the plate discussed in the letter on page 60. An incredible cover with stamp and a letter from Dickens on his home stationary. Book is quarter bound in green leather with marbled boards and end papers. Original wrappers and advertisements from the serials are bound into the back of both volumes. Books match all of the first edition first state errors stated in Smith (106-110). An exceptional book and letter. 8vo. Approximate Dimensions:Each book: h. 9", w. 5.75", d. 1.5"Condition:Wear to both books on leather and boards with some scuffing and chipping.
Lot 190
Summa Rosella by Baptista Trovamala, printed 1495 by Georgius Arrivabenus, Venice. Book is bound in 17th century vellum with marbled boards and a handwritten title on the spine. Bands from binding on the spine as well. Full page printer's device on last page. 12mo. 563 leaves.Approximate Dimensions:h. 7", w. 4.75", d. 2.75"Condition:Wear and cracking to vellum, particularly at the spine. Cover is coming loose on spine as well. Previous owner's bookplate from the Roosevelt Library is present as well as a Roosevelt Library stamp on some pages. Light foxing and staining on
Lot 222
Two volume set of Hemingi Chartularium Ecclesiae Wigorniensis E Codice MS. penes Richardum Graves, De Mickleton in agro Gloucestriensi, Armigerum, Defcripfit ediditque Tho. Hearnius (Thomas Hearne). Published 1723 in Oxford by E Theatro Sheldoniano. Both volumes are quarter bound in black leather with red marbled boards. Gilt titling and decoration on the spine. An excellent book set in Latin about cartularies. Volumes are paged continuously. Half-title only in second volume. Approximate Dimensions:Each book: h. 7.75", w. 4.75", d. 1"Condition:Books have been re-bound. Minor scuffing to boards and leather. Pages have light staining, yellowing, and foxing. An embossed stamp is present in both volumes.
Lot 250
The Peace and Happiness of this World, the immediate design of Christianity. A Discourse on Luke IX. 56. For the Son of Man is not Come to Destroy Mens Lives , but to save them. By Thomas Bott, printed 1724, by John Noon, London. First edition. Finely bound. Book is finely bound in contemporary red morocco with deep gilt borders and large center panels in gilt on both covers. Spine tooled in gilt. Gilt milled edges. All edges gilt. Ornate gilt and colored endpapers. Red buckram slipcase. 12mo. 79pp. Armorial bookplate of the Earl of Macclesfield is pasted down on the front interior. Approximate Dimensions:h. 8", w. 5"Condition:Some wear and scuffing to the leather and slipcase. Light marginalia present. Pasted down bookplate in the front. Blind stamp of the Earl of Macclesfield on title page. Book description written in pencil on front free endpaper.
Lot 295
M. Accii Plavti, comici, Fabvlae svperstites XX, Ex recensiene Dovsica, by Plautus. Printed 1594 by Plantiniana. The works of Platus are the earliest Latin literary work to have survived intact. Book is fully bound in vellum. 745pp with an index. 32mo. Approximate Dimensions:h. 5.5", 3.25", d. 1.5"Condition:Wear and staining to vellum. Pages have light staining, wear, and scattered foxing. A library stamp is present.
Lot 298
Lettere Volgari di Diuersi Nobilissimi Hvomini, et Eccellentissimi Ingegni, Printed in 1564 by Paulus Manitius, in Venice. A first edition done by an incredible printing family. Limp vellum binding. 18mo. 141pp. Approximate Dimensions:h. 6.25", w. 4.25", d. 1"Condition:Writing on front cover and on front free paper. Title page has writing and an ex-libris red hand stamp. Stamp also on final page. Handwritten titling on spine. Some marginalia and underlining.
Lot 32
Finely bound first editions of three books by Charles Dickens: The Mystery of Edwin Drood by Charles Dickens. Published 1870 by Chapman and Hall. First edition. Bound from the original serials. 8vo. 190pp. Original wrappers and ads are bound in the back of this book. Fully bound in tan calf with gilt decoration and titling on the spine. Both front and back boards have detached. Some of the ads in the back have torn pages. Wear to the spine with some leather loss. Nicholas Nickleby by Charles Dickens. Published 1839 by Chapman and Hall. First edition. Early state. 8vo. 624pp. List of plates bound in the back. Book is bound in leather with marbled boards. Gilt titling on the spine. Wear to boards and leather. Some pencil marks on pages, including end papers. A stamp from Bury St. Edmunds is present. The Posthumous Papers of the Pickwick Club by Charles Dickens. Published 1837 by Chapman and Hall. 8vo. 609pp. with Weller title plate. Finely bound in tan leather with gilt titling on the spine on a field of dark red. Some wear to hinges and joints.Approximate Dimensions:Pickwick Papers: h. 8.5", w. 5.25", d. 2"Condition:Wear on all volumes with some scuffing and chipping. Edwin Drood has loose front and back boards. Some pencil marks present.
Lot 364
CHIABRERA ,GABRIELLO. (1552-1638), Rime di Gabriello Chiabrera in questa nuova edizione unite, accresciute, e corrette ... Parte prima terza Delle rime di Gabriello Chiabrera parte terza. Contiene poemetti profani, by Gabriello Chiabrera. Published 1718 by Salvioni. Period vellum. Raised bands on the spine. 8vo. 391pp. Approximate Dimensions:h. 7.5", w. 4.75", d. 1.5"Condition:Wear and staining to vellum boards. Pencil writing inside front cover and hand stamp in red. Light foxing overall.
Lot 83
Dombey and Son by Charles Dickens. Published 1848 by Bradbury and Evans. First edition. First state. Bound in green leather with marbled boards. Spine features raised bands and gilt titling and decoration. 8vo. 624pp. Book matches all first edition first state error points listed in Smith (69-73). Errata page has 2 entries. Approximate Dimensions:h. 8.5", w. 5.5", d. 2"Condition:Wear and scuffing to leather from age and shelving. Some looseness in binding but overall good. Pages have some light wear and staining. Stamp and ink marks from a previous owner on the front end papers and boards.
Lot 51
Claire Foy (as the Queen): A framed digital print of the three penny stamp designSeason 3, Episode 1, 'Olding'Claire Foy depicted in profile with brown tones within a box frame and bespoke case, together with four digital prints for stamp mock-ups mounted on a single card, for 1 penny, 2 penny, 3 penny and ha'penny, in blue, red, brown and green tones, unframed within a bespoke case, the first: 28cm wide, 32cm high (11in wide, 12 1/2in high), the smaller designs: 21cm wide, 24cm high (8in wide, 9in high) (2)Footnotes:The beginning of Season 3 marks the moment that Olivia Colman took over from Claire Foy as the Queen. The team ingeniously constructed the opening scene to visually show this transition; Colman reviews the proofs (essays) for new stamp designs with her profile and compares them with the previous iteration, those with Claire Foy.The Graphics Department took previous profile shots of Foy as the Queen and transformed them into these works of art.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 52
Olivia Colman (as the Queen): A framed digital print of the six penny stamp designSeason 3, Episode 1, 'Olding'Olivia Colman depicted in profile with brown tones within a box frame and bespoke case, together with four digital prints for stamp mock ups mounted on a single card, for 5 penny, 2 penny, 4 penny and 6 penny, in blue, red, brown and green tones, unframed within a bespoke case, the first: 25cm wide, 31cm high (9 1/2in wide, 12in high), the smaller designs: 21cm wide, 24.5cm high (8in wide, 9 1/2in high) (2)Footnotes:The beginning of Season 3 marks the moment that Olivia Colman took over from Claire Foy as the Queen. The team ingeniously constructed the opening scene to visually show this transition; Colman reviews the proofs (essays) for new stamp designs with her profile, and compares them with the previous iteration, those with Claire Foy.Des Willie, one of the Unit Stills Photographers on The Crown shot these profile images of Colman before passing them on to the Graphics department who produced these works of art.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 53
Olivia Colman (as the Queen): The design process for the creation of the Stamp PortraitSeason 3, Episode 1, 'Olding'Comprising: photographs of Olivia Colman in profile; the clay sculptor's model in low relief (damages); and a plaster relief mounted within a beech frame and stand, together with a bespoke beech case with brass carrying handles, the framed plaster relief: 61cm wide, 13cm deep, 61cm high (24in wide, 5in deep, 24in high) (3)Footnotes:The beginning of Season 3 marks the moment that Olivia Colman took over from Claire Foy as the Queen. The team ingeniously constructed the opening scene to visually show this transition; Colman reviews the proofs (essays) for new stamp designs with her profile, and compares them with the previous iteration, those with Claire Foy.Des Willie, one of the Unit Stills Photographers on The Crown shot these profile images of Colman before passing them on to the Graphics Department who produced these works of art.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: TPTP For auctions held in Scotland: Lots will be moved to an offsite storage location (Constantine, Constantine House, North Caldeen Road, Coatbridge ML5 4EF, Scotland, UK) and will only be available for collection from this location at the date stated in the catalogue. Please refer to the catalogue for further information.For all other auctions: Lots will be moved to an offsite storage location (Cadogan Tate, Auction House Services, 241 Acton Lane, London NW10 7NP, UK) and will only be available for collection from this location at the date stated in the catalogue. Please note transfer and storage charges will apply to any lots not collected after 14 calendar days from the auction date.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 550
John (?) Wright Bookbinder, c.1850, Milton (John): The Poetical Works. H.J. Todd Ed., 5th Ed., 4 vols. 8vo. (220 x 145mm). Inscription dated 1857, binder's stamp. Full blue morocco with gilt swag ornament, six panel spine, gilt edges, some rubbing, fair conditionProvenance: John. P. Love Collection Some rubbing, fair condition.New condition report photos uploaded.
Lot 743
Fleming (Ian). 'From Russia with Love'. First Edition. London, Jonathan Cape 1957. Original black pictorial cloth. 8vo. d/w. Book sellers stamp for John, Oxford. Edges marked, back bent, d/w, tears and marks, cellophane covered with 'You Only Live Twice'. First Edition, London, Jonathan Cape 1954. 8vo. d/w. Original black cloth. d/w, owners signature, edges marked, fold lines to d/w, cellophane covered (2)
Lot 539
Morrell Bindery London:- Dickens (Charles) 'The Life and Adventures of Martin Chuzzlewit' with illustrations by 'Phiz'. 1st Ed. London, Chapman and Hall, 1844 and 'Our Mutual Friend' Marcus Stone Illus. 1st Ed. Chapman and Hall, 1865. Both with marbled end papers and Crombie bookplates. 8vo (215 x 145mm) Half tan calf with gilt and coloured six panel spine, gilt edges, binder's stamp, staining to text, other fair condition (2)Provenance: John. P. Love Collection
Lot 536
Hering (Charles?) Binding:- Ozell, 'The Works of Francis Rabelais'. New Ed. Brindley, London 1750, with portrait frontispiece. 5 vols. with folding engravings and maps, 12 mo. (150 x 90mm) Full brown gilt calf, with binder's stamp, gilt edges, some warping, bumps etc (5)Provenance: John. P. Love Collection
Lot 538
Fine Rivière and Son Binding:- Dickens (Charles) Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickelby. 1st Ed. Chapman and Hall, London 1839, with portrait and thirty nine plates by 'Phiz' (Hablot K Browne) and nine extra plates by J Onwhyn. 8vo. (210 x 140mm) Full calf with gilt tooled six panel spine, gilt edges and marbled end papers, binder's stamp, good conditionProvenance: John. P. Love Collection
Lot 503
Attributed to Thomas Gosden, Binder (1780-1840):-Brathwait (Richard) (c1588-1673). 'Barnabae Itinerarium or Barnabee's Journal' 7th Ed. Harding, London 1818. Frontispiece and six plates, full green morocco with geometrical design and gilt six panel back decorated oak leaves, gilt edges, red end papers, T Gosden b/p. (175 x 105mm). Bookseller's stamp, some staining throughout, outer box.Provenance: John. P. Love Collection
Lot 540
Root & Sons Binders:- Dickens (Charles) 'Dealings with the Firm of Dombey and Son Wholesale, Retail and for Exportation...' Bradbury and Evans, London 1848. 1st Ed? see notes, lacks half title with extra plates by 'Phiz'. 8vo. (215 x 130mm) Half red morocco with gilt six panel spine and marbled end papers, binder's stamp, gilt top edge. Spine faded, some spotting, plus a printed portrait of CD and a typed facsimile of Dickens' 'Instructions to His Butler'Provenance: John. P. Love Collection
Lot 535
Fine 'Rivière' Binding:- Herrick (Robert). Hesperides or the Works both Humane and Divine of... John Williams and Francis Eglesfield, St Paul's Churchyard 1648, Frontispiece portrait by William Marshall. Four leaves facsimile. 8vo (170 x 110mm). Full green morocco with gilt tooled edge and six panel spine, binder's stamp, marbled end papers, gilt edges, some foxing etcProvenance: John. P. Love Collection
Lot 655
Malthus (Thomas Robert) Principes D'Economie Politique...'. F.S. Constancio. Trans. from English. 2 vols. First French Ed? Aillaud, Paris 1820. Originally published in England in 1820. Owners stamp on title page. 8vo. Gilt tooled tree calf, marbled edges (2)Provenance: Malcolm Deas Collection
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Lot 543
[Birch (Jonathan)] (1788-1847). 'Fifty-one Original Fables with Moral and Ethical Index'. Hamilton Adams, London 1833. Cruickshank (R) Ilus. 8vo. (210 x 140mm) back repaired, binder's stamp, full tan calf with gilt edge and six panel back by Rivière, plus Gray (Thomas) 'An Elegy written in a Churchyard', Sampson Low 1855. Full gilt green morocco with arabesque medallion (200 x 135mm), plus Hogarth, 'The Works Moralized', Jane Hogarth, London 1768, with copper plates 4to. (200 x 135mm). Full red morocco with gilt ornament, bumped and rubbed (3)Provenance: John. P. Love Collection
Lot 635
'An Officer, Late in the Colombian Service' - The Present State of Colombia, containing an account of the principal events of its revolutionary war... with folding map. 1st Ed? John Murray, London 1827. 8vo. rebound, half calf, marbled boards plus Walton (William) 'An Exposé on the Dissentions of Spanish America'. Ridgeway, Lloyd et al, London 1814. Ex lib with stamp., 8vo, half calf, marbled boards, both with some staining (2)Provenance: Malcolm Deas Collection
Lot 564
Incunable: Mela, Pomponius Cosmographia, sive De situ orbis; Dionysius Periegetes, trans. Priscianus De situ orbis. Venice, Erhard Ratdolt, 1482. The first edition of Pomponius Mela’s Cosmographia to include a map, and the sixth edition overall (full page woodcut world map framed by columns on sig. a1v; border detail slightly trimmed in outer margin). Quarto, 48 leaves of 30 lines. Text in Latin. Collation: A-F8. Heading printed in red on sig. 2r. Woodcut initials. Rubricated throughout. Finely bound in gilt green morocco by Zaehnsdorf London with marbled endpapers, red edges (195 x 140 mm). Earlier printed description adhered to endpaper. Very faded blue stamp(?) to sig. a1r. Condition: light browning to paper, some light stains. See ISTC im00452000.Provenance: John. P. Love Collection
Lot 634
Mollien (Gaspard?), Travels in the Republic of Colombia in the Years 1822-1823 translated from the French, 1st English Ed?, Knight, London 1824 with frontispiece 'Bridge of Hide Ropes over the River la Plata' and folding map, owner's signature and ex lib. stamp, half calf perhaps original. 8vo. plus Hinchliffe (Thomas Woodbine), 'South American Sketches', Longman et al, London 1863. Five plates (four coloured) and folding map. 8vo, half gilt black calf, both bumped and stained (2)Provenance: Malcolm Deas Collection
Lot 126
P53 pattern bayonet with early scabbard bearing a faint maker's oval, the ricasso with WD inspection stamp, together with one other similar bayonet with sold out of service arrows and numbered 605. Buyer must be over the age of 18. Age verification ID will be required if this lot is to be posted out. 57cm long
Lot 144
Victorian blue cloth helmet, with The Suffolk Regiment badge, retailed by Hawkes and Co. with 'Cork patent' stamp to the inside, with original Hawkes branded tin bearing owner's name 'C .J. Wilson Esq. The Suffolk Regt.' containing silk cover. Charles Spencer Wilson joined the Suffolk regiment in 1898 as 2nd Lieutenant and was made Captain on 7th November 1900, seeing action in the Boer war and WWI in 1915. He left the army in 1920. The tin measures 35cm x 29cm.
Lot 178
French Ordnance 11mm service revolver, 4.25 inch barrel, St Etienne arsenal stamp to the frame, six-shot cylinder, chequered wood grips, fitted with lanyard ring, serial number 1943 to the barrel only.UK SECTION 7 / 7.3 FIREARMS CERTIFICATE WITH .11mm REVOLVER OR SECTION 5 RFD REQUIRED. The revolver is in good overall condition. Most of the blued finish remains, there are some very light pitting spots that can be seen and a small amount of finish wear. The action works correctly in both single and double. It has a strong feeling mainspring and the indexing is correct. There is very minor side to side play with the action is cocked. The bore is good with crisp rifling and no pitting. Two screwheads show signs of being worked. The grips are free from splits or repairs, there are some very small chips to the edges of the grips.
Lot 180
David Bentley Dublin Metropolitan police .442 revolver, 2 5/8ths inch barrel stamped D.M.P. as well as 'Trade Mark London Tower' the top flat stamped 'David Bentley Maker Birmingham' the grip base stamped with an inspector stamp and number 18 which is used as the serial number for licencing purposes.UK SECTION 7 / 7.3 FIREARMS CERTIFICATE WITH .442 REVOLVER OR SECTION 5 RFD REQUIRED. 18cm long The revolver is in average general condition with some surface light pitting seen throughout. The action works correctly in both single and double, it has a strong feeling mainspring and the indexing is correct. There is a small amount of side-to-side play in the cylinder when the action is cocked. The bore has very a crisp rifling pattern but there is some light pitting visible on the lands. The grips have dents and wear, there is a very small flat chip to the corner of the grip where it meets the frame which is best seen in image no.4 online There are a few light dents to the frame and barrel.
Lot 181
French Ordnance Model 1874 11mm service revolver, 4.25 inch barrel stamped Mle.1874 and S.1877, St Etienne arsenal stamp to the frame, six-shot cylinder, chequered wood grips, fitted with lanyard ring, serial number N16546 to arbor, trigger guard, frame, cylinder, hammer and barrel.UK SECTION 7 / 7.3 FIREARMS CERTIFICATE WITH .11mm REVOLVER OR SECTION 5 RFD REQUIRED. 23.5cm long The revolver is in average overall condition. Most of the blued finish is worn away, some light pitting spots can be seen. The action works correctly in both single and double. It has a strong feeling mainspring and the indexing is correct. There is very minor side to side play with the action is cocked. The bore is good with crisp rifling and no pitting. The grips are free from splits or repairs, there are some very small chips an dents to the chequering.
Lot 182
French Ordnance Model 1873 11mm service revolver, 4.25 inch barrel stamped Mle.1873 and S.1877, St Etienne arsenal stamp to the frame, six-shot cylinder, chequered wood grips, fitted with lanyard ring, serial number G53083 to arbor, trigger guard, frame, hammer, cylinder and barrel.UK SECTION 7 / 7.3 FIREARMS CERTIFICATE WITH .11mm REVOLVER OR SECTION 5 RFD REQUIRED. 23cm long The revolver is in excellent overall condition. The steel parts are all polished and may have been lightly repolished. There are some very light pitting spots that can be seen and the odd very minor surface corrosion spot. The action works correctly in both single and double. It has a strong feeling mainspring and the indexing is correct. There is very slight side to side play with the action is cocked. The bore is excellent with crisp rifling and no pitting. The grips are free from splits or repairs.
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