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Lot 272
A Stamp Collection of Queen Elizabeth G.B Pre Decimal High Values, includes Crown WMK 2/6 plates 8 and 9 5/- plate 3A. 10/- plate 2A. No WMK panes of 40 plate 11 2/6, 5/- plate 5A, 10/- plate 2, £1 plate 1 plus wilding 5d 3 full sheets of 240 plate 1 and Concorde commemoratives in full sheets of 120.
Lot 121
* Anderson (Elizabeth Garrett, 1836-1917). Autograph letter signed, 'E. Garrett Anderson', 114a Harley Street, London, 26 November 1909, to a lady, Anderson informing her that there has been a suggestion that 'some members of the Ealing Branch might like to attend the meeting on Dec 4th... You will probably know who these ladies are & if it is not troubling you unduly we wd. ask you to send the enclosed notices [not present] to them' and further explaining, 'The spirit of the meeting is not one of hostility to the N.U. or the country but its object is simply to enable the members who disagree with the by election policy to decide whether they shd. resign or stay on & try & influence the opinion of the majority on this point', creasing to lower margin, written on first and fourth page of a bifolium, remains of former mounting to blank upper margin of fourth page, two pages, 8vo, together with Stopes (Marie, 1880-1958) , autograph postcard signed, 'M.C. Stopes', 14 Well Walk, Hampstead, no date, to an unidentified correspondent, 'I am v sorry I have no definite hour I can name. I shall probably be at the botanical dept. University College the greater part of Thursday, if you like to take the risk of finding me, but I cannot tie myself to an hour', a little creasing and with previous mounting remains to verso and resulting loss of name, address and postmarked stamp, plus a typed letter signed from 'Marie C. Stopes', Norbury Park, near Dorking, Surrey, 15 December 1934, to Mr Huntington expressing her shock at the news that Mr Grubb 'has passed away' and asking if Mrs Grubb is still alive, a little creasing, one page, 4to (Qty: 3)
Lot 135
* Elgar (Edward, 1857-1934). Autograph letter signed, 'Edward Elgar', Malvern, 3 October 1897, to Novello & Co., a brief note, 'Enclosed I send the assignment of the "Te Deum &c" duly executed', publishers' ink receipt stamp at head of page, light vertical crease, one page with integral blank, 8vo (Qty: 1)
Lot 141
* Gordon (Charles George, 1833-1885). Autograph letter signed, 'C.G. Gordon', SS Plun, S.S. Peluse, near Naples, 15 January 1880, to Giegler (Pasha of Khartoum), apologising for not having had the time to write to him and will do so when he gets home, sending his regards to Gessi and Slater, concluding, 'Sorry to leave you all. I did my best, with your Consul General', one page with integral blank, 8vo, together with original cover addressed in Gordon's hand to 'His Ex. Geigler Pasha, Kartoum, Egypt' with small oval V.M. stamp Alexandrie postmark and stamps to verso, stamp excised (Qty: 2)
Lot 159
* Stoker (Bram & Irving, Henry). Letter signed, 'Henry Irving', Lyceum Theatre, 5 October 1889, to David Cunningham, written in the hand of Bram Stoker (Henry Irving's business manager) and signed by Irving, thanking him for 'the most excellent books', continuing, 'We are all well here, and the "Dead Heart" is very much alive', hoping that it might be possible for Cunningham to come over [from Ireland] 'for it is long since we foregathered', written on the first and fourth pages of a bifolium, some soiling, 8vo, together with three further autograph letters signed from Henry Irving, Lyceum Theatre, 22nd November 1866, 15A Grafton Street, 29 September 1886 & 16 January 1889, the first two addressed to (David) Cunningham, the third to 'Dear friend' [probably David Cunningham], each giving thanks and brief news, a total of seven pages on three bifolia, a little soiling, 8vo, plus an original postmarked envelope (2 December 1886), addressed to David Cunningham in Bram Stoker's hand and with Lyceum Theatre embossed stamp to verso, somewhat soiled, plus two frayed telegrams from Henry Irving to Cunningham, 21 September and 31 December 1890 (Qty: 7)
Lot 252
A Small Collection Of Silver And White Metal Items To include antique etched miniature coin purse/stamp holder, etched silver miniature pencil, four silver teaspoons and cheese knife, each hallmarked. Along with a silver medal marked 'B.R.P.P League Championship 1892-3' stamped Sterling silver. Also, a small etched silver vesta case in as found condition, gold tone etched bangle, a collection of vintage cufflinks, white metal pocket watch - as found condition, coin bracelet, silver leaf form brooch, carved bone bracelet etc. Please see accompanying image.
Lot 401
Royal Worcester Late 19th Century Figure In The Form Of A Water Carrier Circa 1897 with puce stamp to base, modelled by James Hadley. In the form of kneeling maiden in classical drapery, pouring from a large vessel. Finished in moss green gilt colourway, height, 9 inches - some minor damage/earlier restoraion to right hand - please see image
Lot 405
Royal Copenhagen Rare Hand Painted Pair of Early 20th Century Hard Paste Porcelain Memorium Silhouettes of Danish King Christian IX 1818-1906, and his wife, Queen Louise 1817-1898. Royal Copenhagen stamp to back of plaques. Very limited issue. Each approx. 5" - 12.5 cm high. Both plaques in wonderful condition. Please see photographs.
Lot 415
Carlton Ware W & H Large and Impressive Footed Bowl. c.1894-1927 Stamp to Base. Uncommon Colour way. Pattern No 3026 - 2481, Oriental Scenes Depicting a Pagoda with a Large Circular Doorway, Figures, Various Colours. 4.5 Inches - 11.25 cm High & 9.75 Inches - 24.5 cm Diameter. Excellent Condition.
Lot 930
A 19th Century Portrait On Canvas Unsigned portrait of an elderly whiskered gentleman, housed in period gilt gesso frame - some damage to corners. Label to frame verso, almost indiscernible 'H. E Payne', stamp to canvas verso 'Rowney & Co, 64 Oxford Street'. Image size, 10 x 8 inches, overall dimensions, 13.5 x 15.5 inches, craquelure throughout, please see accompanying image.
Lot 1307
WWII Interest A Rare German SS Officers Sword With Scabbard And Original SS Portepee And Felt Sword Case. Officers sword in wonderful condition comprising ebony grip wrapped with single strand wire, forming 13 bands; The grip fitted with circular silver Runic disc to centre. Hilt underside bears the SS Rune acceptance stamp in chamfered octagon; the pommel being the special SS style which screws into the hilt of the sword and not the blade tang. Blade in polished steel is unmarked/without maker and is in very good condition, the white leather blade buffer pad is still intact, the scabbard is in good condition and retains 99% of the black paint finish, the lower scabbard mount is decorated with the standard line pattern, the upper mount is in the traditional Wotan's Knot pattern, the sword is complete with the correct and original SS officers silver brocade and silver-wire portepee with woven black runic insignia to top knot. Along with original fawn wool felt sword case with woven cotton rope drawstring. Overall size: 99cm, blade size, 83cm. Please see accompanying image
Lot 1381
Stamp Interest - Large format exercise book of Lancashire postmarks on a range of stamps from mostly Victorian and Georgian times. This collection has taken a long while to put together and includes good crisp CDS cancellations from several Lancashire towns. Very unusual. Please see accompanying images.
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