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![Action Comics 227 (1957). Cover scrape, light owner stamp to cover [gd]. No Reserve](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/d6dd95a3-f81e-4a29-9c8b-a82c0103fe92/49311482-fad5-41d2-dacd-7d283ee4af16/468x382.jpg)
![Wonder Comics 13 (1947). Light US comic shop stamp to back cover. Cream pages with slightly darker edges [vfn-]](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/d6dd95a3-f81e-4a29-9c8b-a82c0103fe92/bb9d1f95-bb20-4ff9-b5a6-d50d6c91a9b3/468x382.jpg)
![Sgt Fury 13 (1964). Heavy pence stamp to cover [vg-]. No Reserve](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/d6dd95a3-f81e-4a29-9c8b-a82c0103fe92/6779d854-d3a0-4713-a8fe-f2515e905624/468x382.jpg)
![Superman 166 (1964) [vg], Lois Lane 69 (1966). (Both with neat owner name stamp to splash page) [fn-] and Jimmy Olsen 133 (19](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/d6dd95a3-f81e-4a29-9c8b-a82c0103fe92/8bfb744e-c0c3-44a2-bfc0-051f45d2dc57/468x382.jpg)
Lot 116
49 SETS OF DALKEITH LIMITED EDITION POSTCARDS INCLUDING SUBJECTS SUCH AS RAILWAY LOCOMOTIVES AND WAR CARS. OVER 100 NEW ISSUE STAMP POSTCARDS, OVER 100 POSTCARDS FROM JAPAN INCLUDING THE 'BULLET TRAIN', SAPPORO SNOW FESTIVAL 1986. 1988-90, 1992-95. ALSO 45 BROOKE BOND PICTURE CARD BOOKS AND LOOSE CARDS
Lot 846
A complete set of philatelic Hallmark Replicas 'The Stamps of Royalty', the collection of twenty five silver replica stamps, approximately 15.5toz total silver weight, complete with mahogany presentation case, certificate, number 2294 of 10,000 and additional Silver Jubilee ten shilling stamp number 7, in presentation box, 27 by 34.5 by 7cm.
Lot 1115
Postal History; A large quantity of Pre-Stamp and QV Letters, including long cross-written letters, Exeter addresses, letters sent home to England from 2nd Lieutenant J W Fraser, serving in the East India Company, etc., together with a Victorian leather cased passport (a lot) See related Lots 1106 and 792
Lot 237
A Belleek tea set circa late 19th/early 20th century, comprising of two biscuit plates, 11 side plates, 12 saucers, 12 cups and cream jug with County Fermanagh stamp to underside, (38) CONDITION REPORT: Lot 237 - colour staining, especially to interior of cups, some rubbing to glaze. Two cups have a tiny chip to rim, one saucer has tiny hairline/crazing to rim, another cup has hairline to interior, one side plate has tiny chip to underside of rim, but overall generally good condition.
Lot 170A
Collection of five 20th century paintings and ltd.ed prints including 'Littondale' Yorkshire Dales, oil on board by K Tunna, Still Life of Fruit, watercolour indistinctly signed, 'Riverside Cottage', after Simon Bull and 'T.M Cat', print with Chelsea Fine Art Stamp indistinctly signed max 45.5cm x 35.5cm (5) Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Lot 427
An Edwardian silver mounted photograph frame of rectangular form, Chester 1910, aperture measures 13.5 x 8.5 cm, together with a pair of silver napkin rings, a mother of pearl and silver button hook, a small group of plated items, a base metal vesta case and a stamp tin (qty) CONDITION REPORT: Typical dents and wear
Lot 40
Seven Wilkinson Pottery Toby Jugs of Allied War Leaders 1915-1919, designed by Sir Francis Carruthers Gould (1844-1925), comprising:- Rt. Hon. David Lloyd George (1915) holding a shell inscribed "Shell Out"; Admiral Jellicoe (1915) holding a jug inscribed "Hell Fire Jack"; Admiral Beaty (1917) holding a shell inscribed "Dread Naught"; Field Marshall Sir Douglas Haig (1917) seated upon a Mark IV tank titled "Push and Go"; Field Marshall Joffre (1918) with a 75mm shell inscribed "Ce que J'Offre"; Marshall Foch (1918) with a foaming champagne bottle inscribed "Au Diable Le Kaiser"; President Woodrow Wilson (1918) sitting astride a bi-plane titled "Welcome Uncle Sam", all with facsimile Carruthers Gould signature and retailed by Soane & Smith stamp. (7)
Lot 1001
Charles Johnson Payne, called 'Snaffles' (1884-1967) - 'Merry England and Worth a Guinea a Minute', signed in pencil, inscribed with the title; together with the 'Snaffles bit' blind stamp, printed in colours, 17.75" x 15.75" *Inscribed on an old label verso 'From the Budgen Llandaff, Nr Cardiff and dated 1934
Lot 1002
Charles Johnson Payne called 'Snaffles' (1884-1967) - 'Andsome is Wot 'Andsome does', signed in pencil with the 'Snaffles bit' blind stamp, also inscribed on a plaque attached to the frame 'Osses and Obstacles', printed in colours, 18.5" x 17", inscribed on the backing board 'From the Officers 'C' Battery R.H.A' and dated 1931
Lot 1003
Charles Johnson Payne called 'Snaffles' (1884-1967) - 'The Huntsman', 'The Oss Loves the Ound but I Loves Both', signed in pencil, inscribed with the title; together with the 'Snaffles bit' blind stamp, printed in colour, 15.5" x 14.25" *Inscribed on an old label verso, 'From Lieut C.A.L. Dunphi, R.H.A and dated 1932
Lot 1047
After Laurence Stephen Lowry R. A (1887-1976) - 'The Contraption', signed in pencil, with the blind stamp for the Fine Art Trade Guild, from an edition of 750, a colour reproduction; together with the accompanying preparatory print of the sketch, 13.5" x 12.25" and 11.75" x 7.75" respectively (2)**Artist' Resale Rights (Droit de Suite) may apply for this item. See Terms & Conditions of sale for further information.
Lot 34
Hull Silver - an oxidised silver caddy spoon, by Charles Richard Berkin of Beverley, London 1987, Hull town mark, in the form of an open hand, the reverse with a turquoise set finger and an engraved wristwatch, length 9 cm, weight 1 oz. The last Hull working silversmith, Abraham Barachin, ceased working about 1706, after that retailers have occasionally used various additional marks such as a Victorian beaker, sold by these rooms as lot 62 on the 19th August 2016, which was assayed by Barney Barnett, Birmingham 1881 with a HULL stamp. This caddy spoon has a variation of the Hull town mark which the London assay office allowed Berkin to use as he produced the piece in East Yorkshire.
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