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Lot 708
Two large Albums of old Postcards a Stamp Album and some coins/banknotes: A comprehensive postcard collection in two albums numbering hundreds of cards and including real street scenes of local interest including several of Madeley, and further afield including London and southern counties, items of WWI military interest also noted. Also included a good comprehensive older collection of world stamps in one album, some earlier world bank notes, and a small collection of coins of which some earlier and silver items were noted.
Lot 297
Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, (1864-1901), Elles, eight limited edition lithographs,1969 London edition, numbered 590/1250 in pencil, with gallery blind stamp Toulouse Lautrec Circle, each 37 x 50cm (8). These are part of a set of a set of twelve brothel scenes produced by Lautrec and first published for Portfolio Elles in 1896.
Lot 348
A large 19th century mahogany partners' pedestal desk, containing an arrangement of nine short drawers to the front and drawers and cupboards to the reverse, on a plinth base, stamped M. Willson, 68 Great Queen Street, London, to the drawer, 182cm. Thomas Willson is recorded as the proprietor of a firm of auctioneers and appraisers established in 1799 at this address, which continued until 1854. Other examples of furniture made from between circa 1780 to 1840 are known to carry this stamp.
Lot 142
Homeland Pewter four piece tea set, Black Forest carved figure of a Monk, Scottish Piper pewter quaiche, The POSH Club letter opener with original box, brass companion set, Ronson table lighter, Yorkshire Aeroplane Club badge, vintage handbag, mantle clock, stamp album and miscellanea in one box Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Lot 81
A 19c French gilt bronze novelty desk stand in the form of a lady, the removable head a seal stamp, the barrel being carried forms a vesta, the bag in the right hand a pin cushion, the drum on the base an inkwell and having with open basket and pin stand, stamped A.Giroux, for Alphones Giroux, 16.5cm h.
Lot 264
An early 20th century Japanese silver twin handled octagonal tray, the central section with hammered finish and inscribed 'A.Gustavo [...] De Su Hermano German 27 VIII 1926', Jungin and further four character stamp to reverse, 54 x 35cm, approx 46.0ozt.Additional InformationHeavily scratched and indents, nicks and tarnishes.
Lot 601
An early 20th century French brass cased carriage clock of shaped outline, the circular dial set with Roman numerals and subsidiary dial, retailer's stamp indistinct, case engraved to top 'To Gillie from Mother 13th Sep. 1905', with single drum movement and inset bell to base, height excluding swing handle 11.5cm (af).Additional InformationDial badly damaged with cracks, losses and further hairline cracks. Mechanism not tested and no guarantee that this is in working order. This clock with need significant attention and restoration.
Lot 238
David Studwell Red Scissors, 2020 Giclee print on Hahnemuhle pearl paper Signed recto 12.3 x 16.1cm (4¾ x 6¼ in.) David Studwell is a contemporary British artist and print maker who studied at Central Saint Martins School of Art. Having worked as an artist for over 20 years, Studwell harnesses the spirit of the sixties and seventies, the cult of celebrity and the legacy of Warhol to produce iconic screen prints. Studwell is drawn to classic bygone eras such as the golden age of Hollywood and the swinging sixties; he revisits yesteryears cult figures and stars whilst firmly transporting them to the present with washes of retro-colour, adding his own unique modern stamp to each piece.
Lot 239
David Studwell Blue Scissors, 2020 Giclee print on Hahnemuhle pearl paper Signed recto 12.3 x 16.1cm (4¾ x 6¼ in.) David Studwell is a contemporary British artist and print maker who studied at Central Saint Martins School of Art. Having worked as an artist for over 20 years, Studwell harnesses the spirit of the sixties and seventies, the cult of celebrity and the legacy of Warhol to produce iconic screen prints. Studwell is drawn to classic bygone eras such as the golden age of Hollywood and the swinging sixties; he revisits yesteryears cult figures and stars whilst firmly transporting them to the present with washes of retro-colour, adding his own unique modern stamp to each piece.
Lot 150
Sir Francis Chichester FDC 1967 rare North Herts Stamp club illustrated Round the World single handed FDC 24/7/67 1/9s GB stamp and Herts CDS postmark. Neat hand address. Good Condition. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.99, EU from £5.99, Rest of World from £7.99.
Lot 10745
Hong Kong : (SG 54b) 1898 (1st April) 10c on 30c grey-green, SURCHARGE DOUBLE with equal intensity, from position 17 of the third printing showing broken 'EN', very fine mint, and with 2011 BPA photo certificate signed by Schneider, Granger and Taylor, probably the most knowledgeable experts in the field today. To put the rarity of this stamp into perspective, the 10c on 30c with Chinese characters similarly with double surcharge has been recorded incl. within a complete mint pane, and a handful of singles (currently priced at £12,000 by SG). ONLY one row in a single pane became doubly printed, and the row comprised a setting of six subjects (incl. the above variety showing 'EN' broken); Moving on to the same stamp issue without Chinese characters which this is, ONLY ONE OTHER EXAMPLE IS KNOWN and unpriced by SG, and to find one with this combination of broken letters is almost certainly unique. A Hong Kong and indeed Asian philately rarity of the highest calibre. (image available) [US11]
Lot 149
General - World : Collector's world-wide accumulation, collected over the course of some forty + years. An extraordinary 'massive' collection that completely filled a large 4 x 4 when we were asked to uplift for sale by auction and offer intact as one lot. A world-wide holding, comprises collections, new issues, albums, stockbooks, covers, even mixtures including kiloware. Doubtless consuming most of the collector's 'stamp-den space', it seems that, as so often, the joy was to be had in the acquisition rather than the sorting out. With so much material weighing 100 kgs+ we're talking literally tens of thousands of stamps / items accumulated by purchase from stamp fairs, stamp shops, collectors, mail-order dealers and smaller stamp auctions. Not being 'big' on sorting out, there's literally months of enjoyment sorting, sifting, cataloguing and arranging . If you are interested by literally months of philatelic 'work', rather than write an essay, Andrew has offered to give you a verbal description over the telephone whilst surrounded by the mountain of material, bags, 15+ boxes, which may take some thirty +/- minutes on the telephone, but will adroitly answer any queries (or your spouse's concerns!). Obviously shipping is extra, and this is the only lot in the auction upon which we cannot offer a return refund guarantee, because obviously shipping may come to hundreds of pounds (unless the buyer collects), so we want you to be confident that this enormous philatelic 'hoard' is right for you. HEAVY LOT - OVERSEAS BIDDERS PLEASE ENQUIRE FOR SHIPPING COSTS [US1]
Lot 19921
Great Britain - KGV : (SG 456a) 1935 Silver Jubilee 2½d, the famous Prussian blue, superb mint small hinge trace full fresh original gum example (light historical pencil annotation), fabulous fresh colour, perfs and centering. Unusually we've been fortunate to handle probably more than our fair share(!) of this rare colour error stamp within the past five years. Barely an example encountered is in top condition, most come with minor imperfection / blemish. This is the second time that we have handled this example, the first time realising precisely £10,000=. No faults example, accompanied by clear 1956 BPA Expert Committee photo-certificate signed by philatelic 'glitterati' Robson Lowe amongst others. As fresh today, 64 years later. Accompanied by superb colour 'normal' for comparison. Magnificent and RARE Cat £12000 (image available)
Lot 20273
Switzerland : 1854-1978 Mint and used collection in Schaubek printed album(many 100s) including imperf and perf Sitting Helvetias, Standing Helvetias values to 3Fr used, Pro Juventute 1915 set used, 1916, 1917 sets mint, 1923-40 Airs inc 35c(both), 40c,75c used, 1945 Pax set mint, later issues fairly complete, miniature sheets inc 1936 Pro Patria mint, 1937 Pro Juventute used, 1938 Aarau mint, 1941 Pro Juventute mint, 1942 National Relief mint, 1943 Stamp Cent all three sheets, GEPH, 1945 Basle Dove, all mint, 1948 IMABA used, 1951 LUNABA mint, 1955 Lausanne mint, Officials and International Organizations with many good sets, mainly fine. HEAVY LOT - OVERSEAS BIDDERS PLEASE ENQUIRE FOR SHIPPING COSTS.
Lot 2348
British Post Offices in Siam : (SG 20c) 1882-85 BANGKOK Double overprint 'B' 8c. Orange wmk Crown CA, Perf 14, 1882 Straits ovptd 'B' Type 1, variety overprint double, part Bangkok CDS used example, one of the rarest of the double overprints. An exceptionally difficult stamp to locate in cds condition, due to delicate colour, this being a particularly fine example, described on the BPA colour photo-certificate (2019) as bearing manuscript line at foot, creases (absolutely minimal), soiled (barely) and a little rubbed (hardly), is genuine - most of which, apart from the authenticity, is irrelevant because a better example hardly exists. Crucially, clearly defined double 'B' overprint. Exceptionally rare. Cat £4250 (image available) [US2]
Lot 7682
Great Britain - QV (line engraved) : (SG 53) 1870 1½d rose-red (plate 1) ERROR of lettering OP-PC, 100% perfect centring, design clear of perforation upon all four sides, I have never seen this rare stamp with such perfect centring, confirmed by on-line research, not a single example located for sale came even close. Add clear letters all four corners and fine even colour - the OP-PC error is rarely found with all four letters clear confirming authenticity beyond doubt. 125% SG Premium catalogue value example. If you collect the best line engraved I challenge you to find a better used clear corner letters perfectly centred example at any price. Cat £4500 (image available) [US2]
Lot 8320
Great Britain - QV (surface printed) : (SG 133) 1882 £5 Orange blued paper high value letters C-J sound average used cancelled by single obliterator, well-centred example, fractional short corner perf SE, otherwise an extremely difficult space to fill at an affordable price for one of QV's rarest stamps catalogued £12,500 (a space which is usually filled by a 'specimen' overprinted unused stamp). We've seen sound average used singles offered for as much as £2,500 to £3,000= - perhaps making the opening price at which this most popular key high value is offered - appear to be something of a 'snip' Cat £12500 (image available) [US2]
Lot 8760
Great Britain - KEVII : 1911-13 SH 9d slate-purple and deep ultramarine, ordinary paper, lower right complete pane of 20, with sheet/interpane margins on all 4 sides, natural paper inclusion on one stamp (R3/5), diagonal gum crease at SE corner affects 3 stamps, wonderfully fresh, stamps u.m. SG Spec. M39(3). Stated to be from plates H2H/D2H. Cat. £6000 incl. premiums for blocks of 4. Very scarce. (image available) [US1]
Lot 9184
Great Britain - KGV : (SG N14(15)) 1913 Royal Cypher ½d Deep blue-green, the famous 'Myrtle' shade, unmounted mint south-west corner marginal control 'L 18' block of six. Natural gum bend affects two values, one fractionally toned perf/ original paper inclusion below neck upper left-hand stamp, hinge remnant in margin, these being trivial imperfections, otherwise exceptionally rare brilliant fresh myrtle colour control block of 6. 'London' retail as singles at £225 each alone exceeds £1,350= but try finding another unmounted mint control multiple of this rare shade, if such exists. As near to perfection as we shall ever see, we estimate this to be a £2,000+ retail multiple in some quarters Cat £2000 (image available) [US2]
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