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Lot 38
Airborne Forces: The Second World War 1939-1945 Royal Air Force. (Issued by the Air Ministry (A.H.B.), 1951). This an important and rare original Restricted Official history issued as part of a series by the RAF, dealing with Britain`s Airborne forces, both development and operations in WWII. Particularly detailed on Overlord and Arnhem etc. 295pp. With coloured maps & illustrations. Stamps to inside of front cover with serial number, also stamp re: condition of release: `...only for official use`.
Lot 5163
A Royal Crown Derby Posie pattern tea and dinner service, comprising eight dinner plates, another with green back stamp, five tea cups, seven saucers, four coffee cans, seven saucers, seven tea plates, one dessert plate, one bread and butter plate, milk and sugar, three piece cruet set, trinket dishes qty
Lot 203
MIXED COLLECTION OF GB AND WORLD STAMPS 19TH CENTURY AND LATER mainly used to three albums and a stock book and an unused multi-ring stamp album together with an ENVELOPE FROM FBI - WASHINGTON USA 2nd AUGUST 1939 to Mr A.K.Mayall OBE, chief constable, Oldham, England and rubber stamped via air mail - via clipper ship
Lot 349
EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY `CHINOISERIE` MANTEL CLOCK, the 3 1/2"" Arabic dial powered by a drum shaped movement, housed in a case with free standing fore columns and compressed bun feet, 6"" (15.2cm) high, TOGETHER WITH NINE BYGONE BOOKS, including a copy of Sense and Sensibility, 1932 with stamp for Rama Krishna and Sons booksellers, Lahore (10)
Lot 128
Binding: Royal Hospital: Charter of the Royal Hospital of King Charles II, etc., near Dublin, sm. 8vo D. (G. Faulkner) 1760. Ed. by Geo. Burston, VI, 119pp, Ex. Libris Copy, cont. sprinkled calf, tooled gilt borders & attractive armorial stamp in gilt on front cover, (detached). (1) * Ex Collection R.C.P.
Lot 324
Ex Libris Colebrooke Co. Fermanagh Trinity Prize Bindings: M. Tullii Ciceronis Opera, cum de lectu commentariorum. 9 vols. 4to Paris 1740. Add. engd. frontis after Soubeyran. Cont. full mottled calf, single gilt fillet borders, with oval T.C.D. prize stamp in gilt on both covers, profusely tooled gilt spines in panels,mor. labels (1 spine dam. at base), otherwise very good set. * With the original rare early T.C.D. prize bookplate issued to Arthur Brooke in 1744, a descendant of Arthur Brooke, later became Prime Minister of Northern Ireland. Purchased at Colebrooke by present owner. (9)
Lot 384
An early 19th century French silver tea caddy, cockerel stamp for 800 purity, makers stamp JGH above star, within a diamond, the box of curved oblong vase form, the concave hinged cover with recumbent lion finial, approx 12cm high, approx 8.9oz. CONDITION REPORT: Repair to hinge, general dents and creasing, no key.
Lot 398
A West Country apostle spoon, Exeter c.1625, Edward Anthony, with crowned X stamp to the bowl, later gilt, approx 19cm, approx 1.5oz. CONDITION REPORT: Overall good condition, slight thinning to the front edge of bowl. Mark inside bowl rubbed. Makers mark on stem clear. Later gilding. The apostle appears to be St. James The Less.
Lot 570
Attributed to Alfred Dehodencq, French 1822-1882- Study of a monk, head and shoulders; oil on canvas, in a 19th century gilt composition Empire style frame, 55x46cm CONDITION REPORT: frame looks to be the original, circa mid 19th century with key construction retains the original gilt surface with some losses to the gesso mainly front edge canvas has been re-lined circa early 20th century on a wooden stretcher with cross brace stretcher bears inscriptions in blue crayon some damages to the stretcher and taping disturbance centre right and left edges reverse of canvas with stamp lower right under inspection with uv lamp there is no evidence of recent re-touching or restorations paint surface has been re-varnished but not in recent years and this varnish has not been disturbed
Lot 695
Marjorie V O Morris, British fl.1931-35- "Mrs Thomas Morris"; oil on canvas, signed and dated 1932, titled, signed and inscribed Royal Academy 1932 on the stretchers reverse, 60x51cm, (unframed) (may be subject to Droit de Suite) Note: This portrait was exhibited at the Royal Academy, London, no. 29, 1932. Morris is also documented as exhibiting at the Royal Academy in 1931 and 1935. Provenance: From the art collection at the former St Gabriel's College, Camberwell. St Gabriel's was a Church of England teacher training college, founded in 1899 and closed in 1978. Its Art Department attracted talented teachers and artists whose vocation was to inspire young teachers through studying and imitating the work of great artists. The paintings and drawings in this collection were collected by the College's staff through donations and purchases during the interwar and post-war periods. After the College's closure, the collection was transferred to the ownership of an educational trust and until recently loaned to Goldsmith's University of London. CONDITION REPORT: unframed not relined on what appears to be the original stretcher inscribed in pen on the stretcher "Mrs Thomas Morris/Royal Academy 1932//by M V O Morris" canvas reverse bearing stamp for "R.A. Student Ccanvas/ C. Robesson & Co Ltd/166 Picadilly, London" with 1.5cm of salvage around all edges recto with worn edges and corners with various surface scuff marks throughout with a bar mark from the lower stretcher with a concave dent approx. 5mm in diameter within the wall to the left of the sitter overall in good condition
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