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Lot 93
COLLECTORS CARDS - an extensive lot to include two hardback bound volumes of photographs of original watercolours by William Huntington, (some pages are blank and the images may have been removed), an album of Period Coiffures (AD1400 -AD1927), many completed or near complete cigarette and collectors card albums to include 6 x John Player (Naval Craft, Aeroplanes (Civil), Animals of Countryside, 3 x Films Stars), 2 x Wills (Railway Engines, Radio Celebrities), 3 x Tunnicliffe, Star Stamp Album (Smart Novels), 2 x Every Boys World, 3 x British Marvels (Cadbury), 2 x Wonders of The World (Nestle), Around The Mediterranean (Sarony), Brooke Bond and Scorcher Footballers, The Motor Cycle News Gemini Oil 'Best of British' complete collection, Presented with The Victor Cup-Tie Stars of all Nations packet and 16 cards, complete set of Topps World Cup Super Squad (18 portrait cards and two envelopes), a ticket number 435 for a Charity Soccer Match Colombo vs Kandy, the complete set of Texaco FA Cup winners picture disks, The Champion 2nd Division English League Team Photo Album (12 sheets), Sport Vol. 4. No. 21 issued 1948 and other items.
Lot 1335
A 19th Century mahogany military chest of drawers by Arthur Foley & Sons, Salisbury 1890, in two sections, with square edge to top, fitted two short and three long drawers with brass flush handles, on later block feet, 46ins wide x 20ins deep x 37.5ins high (stamp to second drawer and lower section - with splits and faded)
Lot 302
Alfred Wallis (1855-1942) - Oil painting - "Trawlers", cardboard 6.125ins x 9ins, in oak box frame and glazed Provenance : The Waddington Galleries, 2 Cork Street, London W1. Purchased Alistair McAlpine. Victor Waddington, 25 Cork Street, London W1. Purchased by current vendor. Subsequently exhibited at Whitstable Museum 1995 - "Passing Ships" Note : Back board bears labels of provenance and inked oval stamp for the McAlpine Collection, No. 121
Lot 562
A Victorian turned wood truncheon painted with a crown over a royal cipher above gilt and red cartouche bearing the inscription "No. 66", 19.75ins, a Victorian truncheon painted with a crown over a royal cipher above a crest of three diagonal gilt lines on a red ground within a shield and the inscription "New Batle" (over stamped with a royal cipher and a crown) and a further stamp of a crown over "MP", a Victorian truncheon with a crown over an oval cartouche with a royal cipher on a red ground, the border inscribed "Special Constables" above an anchor, 17.5ins, and a George V truncheon with a coloured transfer of a crown over a royal monogram above "Birmingham Special Constabulary" cartouche and the date 1916-1919, 15.75ins
Lot 605
Six handwritten journals by Flight Lieutenant George Hindmarch, Royal Artillery, Seconded Royal Air Force, comprising - Travels in England, Wales and Ireland 1935-37, further travels 1937-39, and including Ireland on leave in October 1941 and July 1945, early war time career, August 1939 and transfer to B.E.F. in France, active service with the B.E.F. in May to June 1940 up until his evacuation from Dunkirk, post Dunkirk soldiering in the U.K. including attendance at the O.T.C.U. up until his secondment to the R.A.F. in August 1941, R.A.F. Pilot Training up until his posting to No. 4 Squadron circa July 1942 (six volumes), together with his wristwatch, R.A. lapel badges and cufflinks, and name stamp, contained in old soap tin, and two handwritten diaries by T.L. Jones, dated 1918 Note : Flight Lieutenant Hindmarch flew operationally in Spitfires No. 2 Squadron and Mustangs of No. 4 Squadron
Lot 108
An unusual early 19th century mahogany tallboy, ten flame-veneered drawers, original octagonal embossed brass handles, on bracket feet with casters, maker Watson & Sons, Bridge Street, Westminster, maker's printed stamp to each drawer, circa 1830, 3ft. 7in. wide; 5ft. 1in. high - cock-beading incomplete
Lot 16b
Byzantine Empire, ca. 6th to 10th century CE. A very rare and remarkable bronze and iron bread stamp. Bronze trapazoidal plate with deeply carved grooves in the form of two confronting angels with a cross between. Iron handle attached onto reverse. Stamps such as this were used to identify the bakery where bread was produced - a very early form of labeleing and marketing. Size" 3-5/8" W. Provenance: Ex- Private New Jersey collection acquired 1970's Condition: Generally excellent, handle understandably rusted All items legal to buy/sell under U.S. Statute covering cultural patrimony Code 2600, CHAPTER 14, and are guaranteed to be as described or your money back. A Certificate of Authenticity will accompany all winning bids. We ship worldwide and handle all shipping in-house for your convenience. #111045
Lot 20
Byzantine Empire, ca. 600 to 900 CE. This is a creamy marble bread stamp from the Byzantine Empire that reads "???? + ???", which translates to "ABCD NEW". Bread stamps have been used throughout the Old World, particularly the Mediterranean and Near East, since the emergence of the Graeco-Roman culture; they were used for religious, magical, economic, and identification purposes. For example, in classical Greece, bread would be stamped when it was used in a ritual performance or as offerings (Herodotus describes this). Several stamped, carbonized loaves of bread have been documented from Pompeii; they were stamped with the name of the baker in order to establish ownership and prevent forgeries. Later, Eucharistic bread was stamped with a variety of religious symbols.What makes this particular stamp unique is its material; there are almost no documented marble bread stamps. This one is in excellent condition, with a decorated handle in the shape of an hourglass on the obverse side. Size: 3-1/2" L x 2" W x 1-1/4" H (8.9 cm x 5 cm x 3.2 cm). Provenance: Ex- Private New Jersey collection acquired 1970's Condition: Minor chipping to one side but inscription is clear as is decoration on the handle. Minor dirt staining. All items legal to buy/sell under U.S. Statute covering cultural patrimony Code 2600, CHAPTER 14, and are guaranteed to be as described or your money back. A Certificate of Authenticity will accompany all winning bids. We ship worldwide and handle all shipping in-house for your convenience. #111054
Lot 3
The Macallan 12 years old single highland malt scotch whisky exclusively matured in selected sherry oak casks from Jerez. Distilled and bottled by the Macallan Distillers Ltd. "for duty free use only". 43% vol. 1 Litre. In original box. CONDITION REPORT: Three labels in good overall condition, backlabel has China duty not paid stamp to it. Still sealed. Level of spirit at lower end of neck. Box in fairly good condition, one crease mark to front panel, a little grubby.
Lot 7
Jack Daniel's old time old number 7 brand quality Tennessee sour mash whiskey. 90 proof. Distilled and bottled by Jack Daniels Distillery. The label detailing various gold medal awards from the early 1900's onwards with export stamp seal still intact. Unboxed. CONDITION REPORT: Label in good overall condition. One or two areas where it is peeling back and slightly creased but no major losses. A little dusty and dirty. The bottle export stamp and seal to top still in place. Liquid level at lower end of neck.
Lot 181
Jules Chadel (French 1870-1942): 'Vielle Maison', encre de chine signed and bearing Studio Stamp c1926, original title label verso, approx 21cm x 30cm Provenance: The Redfearn Gallery Old Bond St. London; purchased from them by R E T Allen April 24th 1927, remaining in the same family ownership
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