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Lot 2314
Victorian Letter - To the Secretary of Trinity House regarding allocation of Alms Houses, signed Dundonald, Thomas Cochrane 10th Earl, in original envelope with red wax seal and 1d red stamp. Cochrane was a Captain in the Napoleonic Wars and his exploits served as one source of inspiration for novelists. Provenance: Joost Slingerland Collection Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Lot 2194
Portrait of Horatio Viscount Nelson , early 20th century chromolithograph after Lemuel Francis Abbott pub. The Medici Society 1912 label verso with blind stamp 46cm x 38cm Framed with ivorine plaque 'Presented by the Association of Past Students 1913'. Provenance: Joost Slingerland Collection.
Lot 94
A Sharps new model 1859 .52 cal carbine, being a percussion breech loader with built in pellet priming system, S/No.64295 (circa 1860-1861), this USA Civil War period carbine has all the correct marking and patent dates with a 22" barrel, the L/H/S of stock also marked with Government Martial stamp, overall in very good condition
Lot 926
A Victorian Mahogany Double Pedestal Partners Desk, stamped T Willson, 68 Great Queen Street, London, mid 19th century, the moulded top with inset worn red writing surface above six frieze drawers, the pedestals fitted with three drawers and opposing cupboard doors, raised on plinth bases with recessed castors, 184cm by 120cm by 76cm See illustration Willson, Thomas, 68 Gt Queen St, London, furniture broker, etc (1799-1854). The impressed mark T.WILLSON 68 GREAT QUEEN STREET LONDON has been found stamped on some late 18th/early 19th century furniture. Available material suggests that the Willsons were likely to have been dealers in good quality second-hand furniture (brokers). Although some of the 1838-54 entries refer to 'Furniture Works', the term may have been employed to describe a repair workshop and not necessarily a manufactory. Pieces of furniture bearing the distinctive stamp range in date over the years c.1780 to c.1840, and are of mahogany unless otherwise stated. For further reading see Dictionary of English Furniture Makers 1660-1840, pg.985
Lot 91
After Laurence Stephen Lowry RA (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 sketch, 31cm by 29.5cm and 24.5cm by 17cm respectively (2) See Illustration
Lot 426
Lundh (late 20th century Swedish School), Oil on canvas, Evening scene with boats and huts by a lake, Signed, 37cm x 46.5cm, with three continental etchings; Tim Newman, Gouache, Red Cudden from Perranuthnoe, Signed in pencil, titled verso and with Cornish Fauve Gallery stamp, 22cm x 60cm, Framed and glazed
Lot 368
BALFOUR (M), ALFRED DUNHILL, ONE HUNDRED YEARS AND MORE, with d.j, and slip case, Dunhill, 1992; a Dunhill leather document case, modelled as a letter with 1948 Olympic stamp to corner, in original box, a Dunhill combination cigar case and spirit flask in original box, a Dunhill leather twin cigar case, five cigarette cases in original boxes, another unboxed and a Dunhill French advertising page (Qty)
Lot 314
Philately - a large collection of world postage stamps carefully mounted in seven albums, and numerous books relating to stamps and stamp collecting to include Stanley Gibbons catalogue 1913, Yvert & Tellier catalogue 1926, and recent volumes, The Stamp Atlas, Stuart Rossiter & John Fowler and much more
Lot 1263
EXTENSIVE GB, COLONIAL STATE AND COMMONWEALTH STAMP COLLECTIONincluding a wide variety of examples from across the reigns of Victoria, Edward VII, George V, George VI and Elizabeth II; including examples from countries such as Fiji, Papau, Nigeria, Gambia, Gold Coast, Trinidad, South Africa, Ascension, Ceylon, Sierra Leone, British Honduras, Barbados, Mauritius, Australia, Bahamas, Aden, Cyprus, Gibraltar, Hong Kong, Palestine, Newfoundland and Prince Edward Island amongst others; also including GB first day covers from the 1960s, 70s, 80s and a large amount of Victorian Penny Reds and a Penny Black; additionally some examples of world stamps, including Iraq, Ireland and Russia; stamps stored across ten albums, some loose in five boxes and three folders
Lot 1683
FERDINAND VICTOR EUGENE DELACROIX (1798-1863) ETUDE: LA FUITE DU CONTREBANDIER, c.1826 With atelier stamp (Lugt 838a), sepia and grey wash with pencil, on the paper of Henri Gaucain & Cie (Imprimerie Lithographique), unframed 9.5 x 13.5cm. * A lithograph by Engelmann after Delacroix, illustrating a ballad by Betorne, was published in Paris in 1826 (Delteil 54) and develops this theme. A further study was offered at Sothebys, Paris, June 26th 2014, lot 88. ++ A little pale staining; handling marks; slight wear; needs a light clean etc
Lot 1234
1962 WORLD CUP Black and white photograph circa 9" x 7" showing a bevy of beauties dressed in the colours of the 16 participating countries in the 1962 World Cup held in Chile. They are standing in front of a wheel of fortune showing the names of the competing countries. Probably taken at either the Opening Ceremony or the Official Draw and on the reverse is the official stamp of the Dalmas Press Agency, Paris. Good
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