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Lot 334
AN EDWARDIAN DOUBLE STAMP CASE, marker`s mark mis-struck, Birmingham 1906, of rounded oblong form, the sliding fascia bright cut engraved with shamrocks enclosing a vacant shield cartouche and with green glass thumb piece, 2" x 1 1/2", together with a late Victorian vesta, maker FW Turton, Birmingham 1898, of fluted oblong form (2)
Lot 730
AMENDMENT: Description should read `Caironi Agostino` and not `Catroni Agostino` as described: After Albrecht Dürer, German 1471-1528- "The Capture of Christ", originally published in 1508; engraving on laid paper, bears stamp on the reverse `Catroni Agostino, Milano, 11.5x7.2cm: together with six other engravings after Albrecht Dürer, to include "Christ before Pilate", "The Public Exhibition of Christ", "Ritual Washing of the Hands by Pilate", "Bearing the Cross", "Christ`s Crowning with the Crown of Thorns" and "Mary with the Crown of Stars and Sceptre", various sizes, (7)
Lot 760
British School, late 19th/early 20th century- Dinner service; pen, ink and wash, 25.7x35.7cm: William James Affleck Sheperd, 1867-1946- "The Rabbits are Looking"; pen, ink and wash on brown board, signed with monogram, 38x28cm: F C Hardy, British, late 19th/early 20th century- Log sledging on a winter`s day; pen, ink and watercolour, signed, 28.5x38.3cm: J H Roberts, British, late 19th/early 20th century- "The Coronation Season in London"; pen, ink and watercolour, signed, 23.5x18cm: Peggy Somerville, British 1918-1975- "Gypsy Figures"; pen and ink, studio stamp, Messum`s Gallery label to verso, 12x13cm: together with a quantity of other late 19th century and later illustrations by various hands, (unframed) (a lot)
Lot 972
Two Victorian passports for Ethel and Caroline Helps, 1883/85 in tooled leather wallet from W.J. Adams, passport agents, to/w London Almanack for the Year of Christ 1782, 24 pp, stamp duty mark to title page, engraved view of the Pantheon, Oxford St on four pages, original gilt tooled red morocco binding, 24 mo (55 x 32 mm), in matching slip case
Lot 237
SIR PETER SCOTT, SIGNED IN PENCIL TO MARGIN, ARTIST’S COLOURED PROOF WITH PUBLISHER’S BLIND STAMP (PUBLISHED BY ARTHUR ACKERMANN & SON 1943), “Widgeon Crossing Low over the Creak” (see Arthur Ackermann & Son label verso), 14” x 21”; together with a further LIMITED EDITION PRINT BY ROGER McPHAIL (2).
Lot 150
Two Royal Doulton flambé figures one figure of Awakening with `Property of Royal Doulton not for resale` back stamp, the second modelled as a strolling couple in a modernistic style, printed marks to bases, (2) the figure group measures 32cm high. Condition report: No damage or restoration, minor glaze scratches.
Lot 292
A Victorian relief cast iron door porter in the form of a seated greyhound, late 19th century, portrayed with collar and chain, on a waisted and fluted base, the reverse with lozenge registration stamp and inscribed for E & T SMITH, SHEFFIELD, 45cm high. Provenance: The Estate of the Late Mr Derek Baxter
Lot 465
*A mahogany library/ hunt table, stamped Gillows, the hinged top opening to a tooled red leather inset, on a base inscribed to base ‘Made by Thomas Stansmore for W.Royce cabinet maker 11 High Street, Stamford, March 4th 1892 for Stamford and Spalding Bank, and ‘GILLOWS R715’, on heavily carved tapering reeded legs, 81cm high, 106.5cm deep, approximately 243cm wide. The numbers adjacent to the Gillows stamp do not appear to correspond with any related designs for Hunt tables by Gillows, therefore it is likely that these numbers relate to a previous owner’s inventory. The Stamford, Spalding and Boston Banking Company Limited was in operation from 1831 - 1911.
Lot 1513
A Paris porcelain cabinet cup and saucer, 19th Century, each painted with a continuous figural landscape between gilt banding, the cup with high scroll gilt handle, unmarked, together with a green ground Paris porcelain trio decorated with portraits of a lady and gentleman, red printed crowned `N` marks to bases, a floral decorated plate and a Limoges stamp box.
Lot 594
EMMA BRIDGEWATER An Emma Bridgewater 6 pint jug sponged with a pattern simply called ‘Blue Spongeware’, the design influenced by eastern European art and craft. This design was sold exclusively in Bridgewater shops. Back stamp for 1997 and initialled VS by decorator Vicky Stubbs. First quality, in new condition. 20cm high.
Lot 185
Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1946. 83rd edition. Original hardback. Only 5000 copies of the hard back edition were printed in this war year. Heavy ‘light’ fading to boards and in particular spine, breaking to spine edges, dulled front board and spine gilts, hand written inscription and stamp to first advertising page, stamp to title page, minor foxing otherwise in good condition
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