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Property of a Private Collector: Adolph von Menzel, German 1815-1905, Man Smoking in a Chair and Man Playing Cards; Sketches of a Man in Uniform, two, each with Menzel Nachlass stamp on the reverse, both pencil on paper, 20.5x13cm.; 8x5in.; 16x9.5cm., 6.25x3.75in. (2). We are grateful to Dr Riemannn-Reyher for authenticating the two drawings. Provenance. The artist's estate. Willy Dunner. Fritz Gubler (a gift from the above).
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Beaglehole, J. C. [Ed.]. The Journal of Captain James Cook. 4 volumes (in 5) of 6, (lacking the atlas volume); Cambridge University Press for the The Hakluyt Society, 1955-1974. Volume 2 ex library. Stamp, Tom and Cordelia. James Cook. Maritime Scientist. Whitby, 1978; Munford, James Kenneth. [Ed.]. John Leyard's Journal of Captain Cooks Last Voyage. Oregon State University Press, 1963; Beaglehole, J. C. The Explorers of the Pacific. 3rd. Edition, 1975; Villiers, Alan. Captain Cook. The Seaman's Seamam. A Study of the Great Discoverer. 1967. Together with a collection of books relating to Captain Cook, his voyages and discoveries.
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This and the following 7 lots, from the same private source, may contain the fin-de-siecle book stamp of Gregory & Co., Regent St., / & Bruton St.BACHELIN-DEFLORENNE (M.), Lá Décoration Polychrome ... Cent Planches en Couleurs Or et Argent, folio, 100 chromo-plates, original stub mounting, half cloth/marbled boards, Paris, n.d.
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[WORLD WAR I / WESTERN FRONT]. AGNEW (Rupert), envelope, addressed in pencil, franked 'Field Post Office 13 Ju [19]18', with red stamp 'Passed by Censor No. 1474', containing 2 pp. a.l.s.; 4 pp. a.l.s. to his brother Ivo, undated, post armistice, pencil written; 3 pp. a.l.s. to Miss B. Heinekey, with original envelope, franked 'Field Post Office 6. No. 17' with censorship stamp : "I see by the papers Ivo is posted as missing ... I feel very certain that he is a prisoner [see Lot 85, below] ... The Flying Officers are supposed to have a fairly good time as prisoners - I got well landed this last tour in the line ... Three weeks of it and nothing but operations .... We were next to the Canadians the account of whom you will have read in the papers. Their wonderful daring on Passchendaele Ridge. Very little of it is true and they made a terrible mess of it .... The enemy aircraft continually drop bombs here but we take little notice of them as they have very local effect. The Gas was rather uncomfortable last time and we all had to wear air respirators daily ....", dated 4.11.17; and 6 other letters or cards, in original envelopes, dated 1916 & 1917; all from the Front (9).
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COOKE (William), A Practical and Pathological Enquiry into the Sources and Effects of Derangements of the Digestive Organs, embracing Dejection and some Afflictions of the Mind, 8vo, with 1 f. adverts at end, 8 pp. catalogue at the front, uncut and mostly unopened, original boards, printed spine label, (lib. stamp on title and front paste-down), 1st edn., inscribed by author, L., 1828.
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A George IV rosewood four tier whatnot, having beaded three quarter galleries and reel mouldings, on turned supports, the base on short turned legs to brass castors, stamped '...ES & HA... PATENT', 52.25in (132.7cm) h, 17.5in (44.5cm) w, 17.75in (45cm) d. The castors are stamped on the inside and the stamper has been unable to get a clear mark due to the round and concave surface, the stamp is likely to be that of Yates & Hamper.
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Dobell (Family, of Cheltenham) Honeysuckles, Vines and Roses from the Home Garden and other stories, poems etc, a manuscript family album illustrated with watercolour and pencil drawings between 1842 and 1848, bound in gilt decorated red morocco by Hayday, the front end paper with circular stamp for Thomson, 138 Upper Street, Islington, 26.75cm x 20.25cm (10.5"x 8") contained in a black japanned box
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FOUR SMALL LATE VICTORIAN CHRYSTOLEUMS two depicting female "beauties" (one indistinctly signed), in contemporary carved oak frames, 15cm x 18cm, (7in x 6in) overall, one depicting a flower seller in the style of Alma Tadema, with stamp of F.Hanfstaeng of Munich, 1900, the fourth a fruit seller, these two in uniform modern gilt frames, 20cm x 17cm, (7.9in x 6.75in) (4)
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A SET OF NINE LATE VICTORIAN JOSIAH WEDGWOOD & SONS (ETRURIA) TRANSFER-PRINTED TILES DEPICTING MONTHS OF THE YEAR (June, August and October lacking), each depicting figures involved in country pursuits, seasonal activities, etc, moulded marks to reverse, blue printed stamp "OLD ENGLISH", each 15.2cm, (6in) square (damages) (9)
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A RARE CASED PAIR OF EDWARDIAN KESWICK SCHOOL OF INDUSTRIAL ARTS (KSIA) SERVING SPOONS of late Medieval type, each having a planished fig-shaped bowl, tapering facetted shaft and acorn finial, hallmarked Chester, 1905, with oval KSIA stamp, 16cm, (6.3in) long, in original plush-lined grey cloth case, named internally "Keswick School of Industrial Arts" in gilt blackletter
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J*** Glen Bowie, (Scottish School, fl.c. 1900) "I' FAIR TORFICHEN", AN INTERIOR SCENE WITH LADY seated beside a table of household wares and a broom, oil on canvas, signed lower left, entitled on artist's label verso, stamp to canvas of "G. DAVIDSON/ ARTISTS' COLOURMAN/ 128 SAUCIEHALL STREET/ GLASGOW" verso, 39.5cm x 54.5cm, (15.5in x 21.25in), in gilt slip and scroll-decorated gilt frame
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W. Newton & Co, Newcastle-upon-Tyne (Retailers) A VICTORIAN BRASS AND IRON DOUBLE BED of tubular construction with brass finials, cresting rails and flowerhead joints, the foot additionally having brass disc and scroll ornamentation, the iron sections black-painted, on castors, 142cm, (56in) wide, the head 163cm (64in) high, the foot 133cm, (52.3in) high, sold with iron runners, plus a pine base with sprung wire mesh, and a fragmentary handwritten receipt on headed paper of "W.Newton & Co, 165 Westgate Road", detailing "French bedstead", "Wire mattress" "Hair Mattress £2" (absent) and "Down Bolster and Pillows 12/-" (also absent), signed by employee Edward Robson, with a one penny stamp (upper right quarter of receipt lacking) *** The 1997 Accessions of the Tyne and Wear Archives Service record Newton & Co, bicycle and furniture retailer, Newcastle, documented 1860-99.
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A Victorian boulle serpentine centre table in the French manner, indistinctly stamped '& FROM. .. & H. JEWELL'S. .. ', applied with gilt brass mounts and inlaid throughout with cut brass and red 'tortoiseshell' with scrolling foliage, strapwork and figures, the frieze with a drawer and on cabriole legs applied with caryatids, 73cm. high x 150cm. wide, some damage. The stamp appears to be that of S & H Jewell, 29-31 Little Queen Street, Holborn, London. Founded in 1830/40 and still trading in 1894.
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Joseph Beuys, 1921-1986, WIRTSCHAFTSWERT DRUCKSCHUTZRINGE/GOTHAPLAST, signed and inscribed Wirtschaftswert, felt-tip pen and ink stamp on printed packet, 13x9.5cm.; 5x3.75in. This work is in an edition of 6, aside from the Schellmann edition of 12. Provenance Edition Staeck, Heidelberg (acquired directly from the artist)
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A PAIR OF NAVAL PISTOLS, the brass barrel stamped Stanton, London, and with Irish census stamp, later converted to percussion with lock plates engraved R & G Newman, silver trigger guard with engraved initials and crest, full walnut stock, (no ram) chequered grip, early 19th century, 14" overall
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An early Victorian Copeland & Garrett oval dish, having a scroll moulded raised border with green ground heightened in gilt, the centre painted in coloured enamels with a named view of Loch Achray, printed back-stamp verso, pattern No.5726, width 30.5cm; and one other Copeland & Garratt footed oval bowl, the central ground painted with a named view Val Isere, numbered 5726 (some wear to gilt) (2)
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Lewis (C.S.). Prince Caspian (2 copies), Bles, [1951]; The Voyage of the Dawn Treader, Bles, [1952]; The Silver Chair, Bles, 1953; The Horse and His Boy, Bles, 1954; The Magician's Nephew, Bodley Head, 1955; The Last Battle, Bodley Head, 1956, all 1st eds., each with ink stamp to half-title or other prelim. leaf, some ink markings to recto of frontis. to 'Dawn Treader', a few pencil underlinings, some other finger markings or other general wear etc., all orig. cloth, but with some wear to joints and boards, some edge and corner wear, 8. Binding copies? Sold not subject to return. (7)
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Rackham (Arthur, illust.). Where the Blue Begins, by Christopher Morley, 1st US ed., 1922, four col. plts., b&w illusts., some light foxing to prelims., dec. endpapers (a little browned at front, and some paper-skinning to rear endpaper), orig. light blue cloth gilt, in d.j., rubbed and chipped to extrems., partly broken along joints, 4to, together with The Compleat Angler; or, the Contemplative Man's Recreation, by Isaac Walton, 1st US ed., [1931], twelve col. plts., b&w illusts., minor foxing to prelims., printed caption to frontispiece, tissue-guard circled in biro, title with library stamp erased at foot, some sellotape marks to rear endpaper, etc., orig. light green cloth gilt in bright condition, in d.j., some light spotting and soiling, a few chips with loss to rear wrapper, 4to (2)
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