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Lot 1262
Will Henderson, a pair of framed signed Engravings of a gentleman in early dress, labelled verso `Thomas Gainsborough, R.A. 1727 - 1788`` from the painting by the artist in the Diploma Gallery, Burlington House, London`, 11`` x 9 1/4`` approx. and the other ``John Constable, RA, 1776-1839`` from the painting by Philip Reinagle in the National Portrait Gallery, London, 11`` x 8 3/4`` approx., each with ``Art Sellers Association`` stamp to lower left, ``IEE`` & ``JWL``.
Lot 1263
A pair of framed Portraits labelled verso `Sir William Herschell 1738-1822 from the painting by L. Abbott in the National Portrait Gallery, engraved by S.M. Litten, ARCA`` signed lower right and with ``Artsellers Association`` stamp `G.J.N.` 10`` x 8`` approx. and `Sir Robert Peel 1788-1850 from the painting by John Linwell in the National Portrait Gallery, engraved by Arthur Hogg, signed lower right, and with ``Artsellers Association`` stamp lower left `KCX`, 9 1/4`` x 7 1/2`` approx.
Lot 1592
A large deep cobalt blue baluster Vase having gold reserve against a primrose ground a spray of naturalistic flowers, the base marked with orange stamp `Alexandra Porcelain Works, Turn, Austria` and numbered in orange overglaze `6654V/Dec`80``, blue beehive shaped mark underglaze, 12 13/16`` tall (major glued repair, large chip to neck and small chip to rim of base)
Lot 255
Pablo Picasso, Femme Au Chapeau Gris, 36-5, Lithograph Artist: Pablo Picasso, After, Spanish (1881 - 1973)Title: Femme Au Chapeau Gris, 36-5Year of Original: 1946Medium: Lithograph on Arches PaperEdition: 500, 34 AP`sSize: 29 in. x 22 in. (73.66 cm x 55.88 cm) Ref #: 36-5Chromist: Laurent Marcel SalinasPublished btw. 1979-1982. Estate of Picasso, (Marina Picasso) pencil signature and embossed blindstamp lower right. Ink stamp verso `Approved by the heirs of Pablo Picasso`
Lot 256
Pablo Picasso, Visage, 39-8, Lithograph Artist: Pablo Picasso, After, Spanish (1881 - 1973)Title: Visage, 39-8Year of Original: 1962Medium: Lithograph on Arches PaperEdition: 500, 34 AP`sSize: 29 in. x 22 in. (73.66 cm x 55.88 cm) Ref #: 39-8Chromist: Laurent Marcel SalinasPublished btw. 1979-1982. Estate of Picasso, (Marina Picasso) pencil signature and embossed blindstamp lower right. Ink stamp verso `Approved by the heirs of Pablo Picasso`
Lot 257
Pablo Picasso, Cavalier en Armure, 7-D, Lithograph Artist: Pablo Picasso, After, Spanish (1881 - 1973)Title: Cavalier en Armure, 7-DYear of Original: 1951Medium: Lithograph on Arches PaperEdition: 500, 34 AP`sSize: 22 in. x 29 in. (55.88 cm x 73.66 cm) Ref #: 7-DChromist: Laurent Marcel SalinasPublished btw. 1979-1982. Estate of Picasso, (Marina Picasso) pencil signature and embossed blindstamp lower right. Ink stamp verso `Approved by the heirs of Pablo Picasso`
Lot 260
Pablo Picasso, Le Verte Galant, 21-B, Lithograph Artist: Pablo Picasso, After, Spanish (1881 - 1973)Title: Le Verte Galant, 21-BYear of Original: 1943Medium: Lithograph on Arches PaperEdition: 500, 34 AP`sSize: 22 in. x 29 in. (55.88 cm x 73.66 cm) Ref #: 21-BChromist: Laurent Marcel SalinasPublished btw. 1979-1982. Estate of Picasso, (Marina Picasso) pencil signature and embossed blindstamp lower right. Ink stamp verso `Approved by the heirs of Pablo Picasso`
Lot 56
American War of Independence seven complete volumes of the Journals of the House of Lords covering the years 1765 –1787 carrying the verbatim proceedings in the House of Lords for every government measure both national and international during that period. This period was of course dominated by the events in America leading to the Declaration of Independence in 1776 and the subsequent American Revolutionary War leading to the birth of the USA. These volumes which were published contemporaneously contain the verbatim information as it unfolded in the House of Lords with in many instances the actual speeches of the King and the Peers during these momentous events. The period covered by the volumes date from the introduction of the Stamp Acts through to the period when Britain finally recognised her former American colonies as an independent state. As such they provide scholars of the American War of Independence an unrivalled primary source of information on the day to day progress of events. There is for example the declaration in May 1773 of the measures on the exportation of Tea to the American colonies which led in December of that year to the famous ‘Boston Tea Party’. There is also the Quartering Act of 1765 which required the billeting of British troops and which led to rioting in New York. The actual Declaration of Independence was signed when the British Parliament had been prorogued but immediate reference to it is made in the speech of George III on the State Opening of Parliament on October 13th 1776. The Journals continue with many references to the on-going war in America such as listings of new troops lists of prizes taken and in 1782 there is a resolution: ‘...that this House will resolve itself into a committee of the whole House to enquire into the causes of the great loss which the nation has sustained by the surrender of the whole Army under the command of Lt Gen Earl Cornwallis at York Town and Gloucester in the Province of Virginia as Prisoners of War...’ Each volume is elephant folio in size and unbound. Pagination ranges from 602 to 820pp per volume. These journals had a very limited print run being produced in an edition originally intended for distribution to national and local archives. This was never carried out and as such the present volumes are extremely rare.
Lot 345
WWII – Adolf Hitler – Mein Kampf 1st edition 1925 laminated covers library label of Der Deutschen Technischen Hochschule in Brunn to inside cover (access number 32.283/VI) further label affixed to title page with a Russian stamp and another card affixed to reverse of title page indicating a Swiss collector dated 1929. Indistinct ownership signature to title page dated 1925 otherwise interior pages appear good. Hitler’s book ran into many editions and is still being produced today. However the first edition produced in 1925 is one of the rarest books on the market as only 500 copies were produced. This edition contained only the first part of Hitler’s epic. Sales were reasonable so the publishers agreed to a second edition which appeared in 1926. This carried a second part marking its first appearance.
Lot 9
(Sir Francis) Resuscitatio edited by William Rawley second edition engraved portrait advertisement leaf at end lacking dedication leaf with General Table leaf misbound after The Life and O3 (cancel) after Aa2 title with contemporary ink signature and price 9s. 6d. at head a few small stains light soiling modern bookplate and stamp on front pastedown contemporary sprinkled calf rebacked worn upper cover detached [Gibson 227; Wing B320] by S.Griffin for William Lee 1657; and a copy of the first edition lacking the portrait folio (2) (Sir Francis) Resuscitatio edited by William Rawley second edition engraved portrait advertisement leaf at end lacking dedication leaf with General Table leaf misbound after The Life and O3 (cancel) after Aa2 title with contemporary ink signature and price 9s. 6d. at head a few small stains light soiling modern bookplate and stamp on front pastedown contemporary sprinkled calf rebacked worn upper cover detached [Gibson 227; Wing B320] by S.Griffin for William Lee 1657; and a copy of the first edition lacking the portrait folio (2)(2)
Lot 32
England and Wales. Assizes (York) Reports and Pleas of Assises at Yorke library ink stamp to title single very small worm hole to foot of sig H to end occasionally affecting part of a letter lightly browned later half calf rubbed [Wing C4610] 8vo by Ja. Flesher for W. Lee D. Pakeman and G. Bedell 1651.
Lot 37
Canon Law.- Godolphin (John) Repertorium Canonicum; or An Abridgment of the Ecclesiastical Laws of this Realms initial imprimatur f. library stamp to outer margin of title and new endpapers contemporary calf lacking backstrip worn [Wing G949] S. Roycroft for Christopher Wilkinson 1678 § A Collection of Cases and other Discourses lately written to recover Dissenters to the Communion of the Church of England ink owenship inscription to head of title `Lewis Stephens Exeter 1741 p. 5s` contemporary panelled calf spine worn corners worn rubbed for Thomas Basset and Benj. Tooke 1694; and another Canon Law folio et infra (3)
Lot 96
Fabricius (Georgius) Poetarum Veterum Ecclesiasticorum Opera Christiana 2 parts in 1 vol. blank P4 present device on titles a1-4 partly loose a2 tipped in from another smaller copy and holed with loss to 3 lines of text last few ff. frayed occasional scoring and notes stamp and name at foot of title contemporary pigskin covers richly decorated in blind with large central ornament surrouned by two concentric rolls rubbed corners and edges of covers worn front hinge cracked [Adams F91] 4to Basel per Ioannem Oporinum 1564.
Lot 98
Paruta (Paolo) Discorsi Politici first edition woodcut portrait on title woodcut device on colophon ink stamp on title (repaired and laid down) foxed some water-staining ink marginalia throughout contemporary limp vellum spine a little rubbed and soiled later boards rubbed spine slightly nibbled [Adams P363] 4to Venice Domenico Nicolini 1599.
Lot 161
North America.- Franklin (Benjamin) Works 2 vol. frontispiece to vol. 1 contemporary paper covered boards with paper spine labels worn and chipped 1806 § Shipley (Dr. Jonathan) A Speech Intended to Have Been Spoken on the Bill for Altering the Charters of the Colony of Massachusetts Bay disbound 24pp. including title later cloth folder Francis Bailey Lancaster 1774 § Historical Sketches Illustrative of the Life of M. De Lafayette; and the Leading Events of the American Revolution foxed bottom margins of some pages torn without loss to text library blind-stamp to title later boards For the Author New York 1824; and another 8vo (5)(5)
Lot 217
Circle of Rembrandt van Rijn (1606-1669) - 17th Century pen and ink sketch laid on card - Balaam And His Ass With The Angel, bears EJP ink stamp to lower left, reverse of card mount bears AP black ink stamp within a circle and paper label cut from the Poynter sale catalogue, 15.1cm x 16.3cm. Provenance - Sotheby`s Barron Grahame March 1878. Sotheby Wilkinson & Hodge, Sir Edward.J. Poynter Sale of Old Master Drawings 1918 lot 282 sold for £15 and purchased by Bhumgara. Thence by descent
Lot 399
Collectables: A selection of ephemera 1650s onwards inc. Receipts 1654, 1746, another dated 22nd June 1715 for an iron wire grate to `Ye Dungeon in ye White Tower`, various burial boards and undertakers documents, plus a selection of tradesman`s accounts, 19th and early 20th century examples. The lot also includes a Prince of Wales Hospital Fund Stamp Album. (qty)
Lot 724
Max Millar: Avon Standard Special of 1932 an original ink and pencil cut-away by depicting the vehicle in a three-quarter profile. Signed by the artist, with annotations and Autocar rubber stamp verso. The image appeared in Autocar in January 1932. In excellent condition, the board edges a little torn. 18 x 30-inches, (46 x 76 cms).
Lot 17955
A collection of silver and electroplated Items, late 19th and 20th century, including a Mappin and Webb silver bachelors teapot on pad feet, London 1896, a pair of loaded silver spill vases and a near pair of loaded silver candlesticks on square bases, a pair of silver circular urn pepperettes and another pair of silver oval silver pepperettes, a white metal rectangular pin tray with foliate embossed edges on ball feet and various small silver, white metal and plated small dishes, a matched set of eight silver fiddle pattern tea spoons, a set of gilt white metal and Harlequin enameled teaspoons, cased, a pair of plated bottle coasters and a smaller plated lined butter dish with glass liner, a large plated oval gallery tray with pierced undulating gallery sides, a plated fruit stand fitted a creamer and sucrier and a pair of Mappin and Webb plated scallop shaped serving dishes on ball feet, together with a Tunbridgeware stamp case, a small quantity of gold and white metal jewellery, a pair of turned ivory salt and pepper pots, and a pair of modern Portmerion pottery comforter dogs (qty" The teapot, 13cm high, The bachelor`s teapot with some very minor minute dents and scratches, the spill vases and candlesticks with knocks and dents, some small dishes with dents and damage, the remaining items with typical wear, scratches and dents commensurate with age. View on auctionatrium.com
Lot 584
WW1 Period Irish Guards Silver Frame retailed through Harrods of London. A good tall example, the frame bearing London Hallmarks (Polished date letter unreadable) and mounted with the regimental badge of the Irish Guards. Complete with velvet backing and support and original silk lining with Harrods stamp. GC slight buckling to the frame not effecting the overall appearance. Height 12 1/2 inches. Width 6 1/2 inches.
Lot 602
French 79th Regiment Standard Bearer Painted Spelter Figure. This large and impressive painted metal statue depicts a French soldier of the 79th Regiment about the time of the Franco Prussian War of 1870. He is full length wearing light blue greatcoat, scarlet pantaloons , equipment and scarlet Kepi, bearing the number 79 to his head. He holds the regimental colours as he straddles a cannon barrel. The base is signed ‘Kip Moreau’. and bears a Paris foundry stamp. Raised on a turned marble plinth. Height 16 inches. GC detail good This is a spelter figure which has been over painted to a high standard.
Lot 743
Late WW2 RAF C Type Flying Helmet & H Type Oxygen Mask. A good clean example of a 2nd pattern C type flying helmet with internal wiring. Size 4. GC ... Accompanied by H type oxygen mask, this bearing date stamp 4-45 (April 1945). Complete with tube. Rubber supple, tube A/f ... MK VIII flying goggles, these with clear lenses. Leather dry, some stitching faults. GC (3 parts)
Lot 764
Victorian Robin Hood Rifles 1st Nottingham Rifle Volunteers Corps Other Rank’s helmet. A good and scarce pre 1901 example of the Home Service Pattern green cloth helmet. The helmet is complete with blackened metal cross piece, spike and rose bosses supporting a black leather backed chin chain. To the front, a crowned Maltese cross with lions between the arms; to the centre a circlet inscribed ‘1st Nottinghamshire R.V Corps’, this encircles the entwined initials ‘RHR’. Leather sweatband to the interior. The lining of the helmet, with ink stamp ‘199’ (may indicate issue date January 1899), also maker’s stamp of Hobson London and ink name of ‘J.H. Ogden A Co RHR’. GC
Lot 827
Worcestershire Regiment Other Rank’s Issue Scarlet Tunic. A post 1902 Other Rank’s scarlet working frock tunic, with white facings to the collar, shoulder straps and cuffs. The collar retaining a pair of regimental collar badges and to the shoulder straps brass titles. The left sleeve is now fitted with a large brass 1st Class Army Scout (fleur de lis with bar below) badge and two WW1 wound stripes, plus two cloth Good Conduct stripes. Complete with brass General Service buttons, the interior has been retailored by the original owner and bears an issue stamp for the Regiment and date December 1913. Scarlet dulled with small moth hole to the right sleeve.
Lot 990
WW2 German Kriegsmarine Issue Sword by E & F Horster Solingen A scarce example, with narrow plain piped backed blade with the cutler’s details. The hilt of the regulation pattern, with lion head pommel and white ribbed grip. The gilt double folding guard, embossed with a fouled anchor and Kriegsmarine issue stamp and number. This number is repeated to the top gilt mount of the leather scabbard. Lower chape of the scabbard is absent. Some pitting to the blade
Lot 642
A JUMEAU FASHIONABLE DOLL with fixed blue eyes, swivel neck, light brown heavy brows, elongated starry eyelashes, pierced ears, closed mouth, blonde mohair wig, kid lined socket, bisque shoulders, rigid kid body with mitten hand, contemporary pale blue and grey frock, underclothes and shoes, circa 1880, impressed 3 and feint body stamp,-12in. (30.5cm) high (frock fraying)
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