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Lot 516
A collection of silver, silver coloured, electro-plated and white metal items, to include: a silver oblong double sovereign case by Robert Pringle & Sons, Birmingham 1912, the cover engraved Liz to Clem, 5cm (2in) long; a silver circular sovereign case; a silver swizzle stick by S. J. Rose & Son, 7cm (2 3/4in) long; a novelty silver pin cushion in the shape of a shoe (lacking cushion), 7cm (2 3/4in) long; two silver vesta cases; a silver coloured novelty stamp case in the shape on an envelope, 3cm (1 1/4in) long; together with other silver, silver coloured, electro-plated and white metal items, 202g (6.5 oz) gross weighable Condition Report: There is no condition report available for this lot and is sold as seen Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 526
Y A collection of small silver, plated wares and objects, including: a late Victorian silver encased green glass scent bottle by William Comyns & Sons, London 1895, either side embossed with figure scenes, 7.5cm (3in) long; thirteen other smaller silver pieces: a sovereign holder, Birmingham 1907; three wine labels; a bookmark with classical lady handle, Chester 1905; a miniature Ox Eye cup, Birmingham 1912; an envelope stamp case, Chester 1907; a pepperette by Henry Matthews, Birmingham 1899; and a hair comb, Birmingham 1899; two Italian silver coloured wine labels; a cigar holder case only, stamped Sterling; and a scent flask, stamped 925; a tortoiseshell double spectacles case; and four other items
Lot 553
A Victorian silver mounted hand mirror come dressing table mirror by Samuel Walton Smith, Birmingham 1897, with a chased and pierced animal and scroll border, the back cover and hinged handle chased with C-scrolls and floral decoration, 27.5cm (10 3/4in) long; a silver rectangular tea caddy, sponsor's mark for Adolph Barsach Davis, London 1925, with an orb finial to the oval cover, the body chased with cherub masks, foliate decoration and figures, 10.5cm (4in) high; and a copy portrait miniature of a Queen, mounted in a silver frame, three stamp marks, probably Hanau by Gebruder Dingeldein 11cm (4 1/4in) high, 185g (5.95 oz) weighable Property from the estate of the late Betty, Lady Grantchester. Condition Report: There is no condition report available for this lot and is sold as seen Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 76
RICHMAL CROMPTON: 2 titles: WILLIAM THE OUTLAW, London, George Newnes, 1937, 13th impression, contemporary inscription on front paste down, later ownership inscription and rubber stamp on front free end paper, original red cloth, dust wrapper; WILLIAM THE SHOWMAN, London, George Newnes, 1938, 3rd impression, original red cloth, dust wrapper (2)
Lot 765
Two volumes of The New Imperial Postage Stamp Album, with one containing a collection of Penny Red stamps, two further stamp albums containing British and worldwide stamps and also including a collection of penny reds, a box containing unsorted loose stamps, together with a large number of mixed stamps albums and stockbooks, etc (6)
Lot 769
A mixed collection of items to include a stamp album containing British and worldwide stamps, an envelope full of loose unsorted stamps, a Churchill Crown and Elizabeth II crown, commemorative souvenir book marks, etc, together with two wooden boxes, one containing a metal rivet believed to be from The SS Great Britain, together with an oil painting of a still life of fruit and an oil painting of a landscape (9)
Lot 305
ROWLAND LANGMAID. A pair of dry point etchings, 'Newlyn and St. Michael's Mount' & 'St. Ives'. each signed in pencil & each with the Academy of Art, Nelson House, Birmingham blind stamp. Each 17.5 x 30cm.WE CANNOT SHIP THIS ITEM… Due to fragility, size or weight this lot is unsuitable for our in-house postal shipping service.Our recommended carrier for this lot is MBE (Plymouth) telephone +44 (0)1752 257224.
Lot 384
CREWENNA POTTERY, NEW ZEALAND. A Harry & May Davis Crewenna Pottery coffee pot, height 18cm & a footed bowl, (one of the first pots made at Crewenna), diameter 15.5cm. Harry Horlock-Stringer 'Taggs Yard' stamp & reference labels etc. Provenance: The Harry Horlock-Stringer Collection. Condition: Good. Both appear unused & without damage.WE CAN SHIP THIS LOT. PLEASE NOTE: Due to Covid-19 staff shielding, we are operating a queue system for dispatch based on payment completion. Therefore, our usual speed of dispatch will be slower than normal. Also there may be carrier delays beyond our control. : We reserve the right to not ship multiple lot purchases if they are too heavy or bulky.
Lot 385
CREWENNA POTTERY, NEW ZEALAND. A Harry & May Davis cane handled, one pint teapot from the first kiln at the Crewenna Pottery. Width 15.5cm. Documentary reference note with Taggs Yard stamp of its provenance & marked inside lid by Harry Horlock-Stringer. Provenance: From the Harry Horlock-Stringer Collection. Condition: Good. Appears unused & without damage.WE CAN SHIP THIS LOT. PLEASE NOTE: Due to Covid-19 staff shielding, we are operating a queue system for dispatch based on payment completion. Therefore, our usual speed of dispatch will be slower than normal. Also there may be carrier delays beyond our control. : We reserve the right to not ship multiple lot purchases if they are too heavy or bulky.
Lot 506
A Leitz Wetzlar Leica Single Stroke M3 Camera, chrome, serial no. 928 783, circa 1958, shutter slightly erratic on slow speeds, body G-VG, some light meter scuffing to top plate, minor scratches to base, with 5cm f/2 Summicron close-focus lens, serial no 158226, with close-focus 'eyes' attachment, in case, barrel VG, elements G, oil haze, small fungus spots to rear element, with lens cap, MC meter, with incident light attachment, camera in maker's box, correct serial number inscribed to base and secondhand dealer's stamp dated 1969, maker's leather ERC, with Leica M3 11-3b engl. Instruction Book, IX/57/DY, M3 11-8d/Engl brochure and Leica general price list April 1962
Lot 67
Stereo Cards, 1860s - Stereo Magazine label apparently in block of crystal, straight-sided Brewster-type viewer behind (1), Pompeii, Drier, Paris (1), UK topographical (4), 1862 Exhibition statuary (2), General Havelock and other statuary (4); circa 1900 - series with ink stamp of 'D J Johnson, 10 Grecian Road, Tunbridge Wells' verso, probably the photographer, see Godfrey Batting's note with the Tylar camera Lot x 'This old camera was purchased from Mr D J Johnson photographer late of Mt Sion Tunbridge Wells & belongs to AGB', at no 59, see note in lot from 1942, topographical, mainly Kent and Sussex, including Brighton - from West Pier (1), Pavilion Grounds (1), Hastings (7), newly-built Tower Bridge, London (1), Penshurst (1), sculler on the Medway (1), others (5), moon study (1), other various (7), F-G, and Brewster-type viewer, P, incomplete, af (a lot)
Lot 273
A ruby and diamond pendant by Natalia Josca, the hexagonal openwork plaque with wirework scroll motifs centred with a rose cut diamond quatrefoil motif within a surround of eight collet set cabochon rubies, to a similarly set suspension loop, applied stamp engraved NJ and 22k, 7cm long, 29g gross, suspended on a cultured freshwater pearl necklace, interspersed with ruby beads and ribbed biconical beads, hook fitting, 51cm long From the collection of Natalia Josca Condition Report: There is no noticeable damage, but there are some splits to the gold beads, however this appears to be from construction, all stones present and correctCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 282
A gold coloured signet ring by Garrard, the oval panel seal engraved with a family crest of a tree, signed Garrard, finger size L 1/2, 12.4g, in a Garrard ring boxCondition Report: The ring has abrasion and nicks commensurate with use. The hallmark has mostly been rubbed off, however, there is trace of a '7' probably from the 750 stamp indicating 18 carat gold. The ring does appear to be a higher carat gold. Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 579
EPHEMERA, a superbly presented Social & Postal History archive consisting of letters and envelopes dating from 1830 to 1860, much of the correspondence is of a commercial and personal nature from the UK, Europe and the United States, most have date stamps and approximately 80 have Penny Red imperforates with various plates and cancellings, there is also a 2d Blue (plate 9), a clean 1d Red and a circular date stamp with stop (rare) 1831, a total of two hundred and ninety pieces of correspondence in this collection
Lot 260
A WWII steel helmet, a Royal Gloucestershire Hussars cap, a Scots Guards? cap, three leather items and a Union Jack Condition:- helmet oxidised and with wear to the paintwork, scuffing and scratching, original leather and canvas interior, makers stamp and the number 241 on the inside- Gloucestershire cap - dirty and worn from use- Scots Guards cap - dirty and worn from use, a little faded- leatherwork worn but intact- Union Jack very tatty
Lot 820
A George III mahogany side table, with frieze drawer, W.71cm D.43cm H.76cm Condition: Of even mid to dark mahogany tone, typical wear and tear to the top which is slightly lighter, Fine Art dealer's stamp to the inside of the drawer, no key for lock and one handle missing, fair wear and tear to legs
Lot 123
A violin with two piece back and bow, and a child's violin with bow, both with cases Condition:- main violin heavily worn from use, with string board coming away, no sign of any makers stamp or label, the back is 34cm, overall 56cm, bow used but fair condition, modern case- child's violin well worn from use, stamped Hopf, back 32cm, overall 51cm, Korean bow in fair condition
Lot 173
A collection of assorted pewter mugs, measures and dishes Condition:- 23.5cm plate by E. Quick of London, bird crest to the rim and PHC initials, rubbed and scratched- 23.5cm plate, touchmark DW and a thistle, initials inscribed to the underside, scuffed and worn from use- 24cm plate, worn touchmarks, worn and scuffed from use- 22.5cm plate, eagle crest and initials WP, touchmarks clear, makers stamp... tchman of London, scuffed and scratched from use- near matching group of three 23cm lobed plates, one with angel holding scales of Justice touchmark, light scratching and slight bending, another with worn touchmarks and heavy wear from use, the last worn touchmark- an oval plate again with winged angel scales of Justice mark, length 26cm, small dents and scratchesMugs- 16.5cm waisted mug with wear and dent to rim, no marks- 12cm pint mug with glass base and RNVR 1908 prize inscription, worn from use- 12cm imperial pint with wear and dents- 11cm pint with Blue Anchor West Tilbury inscription, fair wear- small measure, 5cm, looks fairly modern- near pair of quarter gill measures, both with some wear and duty stamps, approximately 5cm- baluster tankard now lacking lid, 9.5cm- baluster tankard lacking lid, 10cm, looks fairly modern- cylindrical tankard with medallion inset lid, thistle and flower decorated handle and studded level marks inside, no touchmarks, height 18cm, light wear- pair of harvest? shape measures, with stamped marks in and outside the rim, 12cm, fairly extensive wear, lion and crown mark, Northmain Street stampsPouring measures- quart 16.5cm, Loftus stamp inside, initials JW outside and tavern inscription to underside, good condition- quart 16.5cm, with RG initials and rubbed tavern inscription to underside, fair wear- pint 11cm, fair wear- pint 11.5cm, feint London inscription, fair wear
Lot 109
Muhammad Akbar Aref Muhammad Arzani, Hudud al-Amraz (a medical treatise), in Arabic, decorated manuscript on polished paper [Mughal India, first half of seventeenth century] single disbound volume, 44 loose leaves, text apparently complete in itself with catchwords throughout and earlier foliation, single column, 19 lines of black naskh with headings and important words in red, title to fol. 1r and some marginalia in a later hand, extensive worming to inner edges, most outer edges repaired, ink ownership stamp to title and inscription on final leaf, some light damp-staining, 275 by 195 mm.; housed in modern card portfolio-style folder Provenance: With seal of Qadir Bakhsh Kan'Murah on first leaf, and inscription to the final leaf of Qadir Bakhs ibn Abd'Al-Baqi bin Abdul-Rahman, these probably both eighteenth and early nineteenth century respectively. Text: Muhammad Arzani was a celebrated physician and author of a number of influential treatises on medicine and disease including the Qarbadini Qadiri (on skin diseases), the Mizan al-Tibb (a handbook of practical medicine), and Mujarrabat-i Akbari (on compound remedies). The present text expands on an existing work by Nafis ibn 'Iwad al-Kirmani entitled Shahr al-Asbab wa al Alamat, dealing exclusively with illness of infants, pregnant and breast-feeding women.
Lot 61
Assorted stamp collection. Includes Nova Scotia SG14(mint), South Australia SG274 (used), Malta SG142 (used), Germany SG865 (mint), New Brunswick SG14 (1 mint and 1 used). 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.
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