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Grant of Arms Manuscript for The Earl of Londesborough to William Joseph-Denison , illuminated manuscript with 5 armorial bearings, finely painted and gilt heightened, blue double-rule border with blue paper seal stamp attached to margin, purple silk tags with 3 seals in metal skippets, in original box, manuscript size 60cm x 49.5cm
THREE GOLD NECKCHAINS, TWO PINS, A PAIR OF EARRINGS AND A CIGARETTE CASE (7)Comprising; a gold multiple link neckchain, on a rectangular clasp, a gold oval link neckchain on a boltring clasp, detailed 9 CT and a 9ct gold box link neckchain (broken), combined weight 12.4 gms, a turquoise jabot pin, designed as a sword, a stick pin designed as an anchor, a pair of gilt filigree earrings and a rectangular base metal cigarette case, designed as an envelope, with an Elizabeth II stamp
FOUR JAPANESE BOXWOOD FIGURES AND TWO CRIBBAGE BOARDSLate 19th Century & LaterIncluding a fish seller with a parasol, signature to the base, 11cm high; a grain sack with relief carved mice; a cloaked figure and a drum bearing animal possibly an otter; a Chinese-Export inlaid cribbage board with various pegs and another box, late 19th / early 20th Century; a Japanese mother of pearl inlaid bone handled magnifying glass with retailers stamp to socle; two small Chinese enamel decorated dishes; Together with a quantity of Chinese and South East Asian wood stands and dishesCondition report: Inevitable scuffs, scrathes, dents, small chips and losses, marks commensurate with wear, use and age.
WNAI - A FRENCH BRONZE BUST OF AJAXAfter the Antique, mid-19th Century, with head turned to dexter, foundry stamp G.S to the base and stamped to gilt-bronze waisted base, 41cm high; 20.5cm wideThe foundry stamped GS most likely refers to the Parisian founder G. Servant. Servant specialised in Egyptian Revival and Antique reproduction pieces and was a medallist at the major international exhibitions between 1867 and 1887.Condition report: Dirt and dust to the recesses, light rubbing commensurate with use and age.Requires tightening on to the socle base. Some tarnishing to the base and rubbing to the gilding. Very good condition.
World.- Atlases.- Swanston (George H.) The Companion Atlas to the Gazetteer of the World, 48 hand-coloured engraved maps mounted on stubs, all but 3 (2 of South American coasts and Japan) double-page, those three with hand-coloured vignette illustrations in margins, title and list of maps a little spotted with some edges reinforced and with marginal repairs, maps with occasional spotting, majority with careful repairs to splitting and small marginal loss to lower part of central vertical folds, owner's ink inscription to front free endpaper 'Bertha Hopkins/ Selby Oak, 1902', sympathetically rebacked with gilt-stamp to upper cover, g.e., rubbed, folio (470 x 340 mm), Edinburgh, A.Fullarton & Co., [1860].
Dorset.- Ordnance Survey Office. Four sheets covering Dorset, including plate numbers XV, XVI, XVII, XVIII, detailed maps on a scale of 1 mile to the inch, engravings, each sheet approx. 635 x 800 mm (25 x30 3/4 in), dissected and mounted on linen with blue silk edges, each section with tab label and black ink stamp of crown surmounting an oval, printed index label to slip, folding neatly into original book-style slipcase, blue morocco, spine with five raised bands, gilt armorial device with three canons and canon balls [?Royal Artillery] to upper cover, rubbed and scuffed, 4to, [circa 1811 or slightly later].
NO RESERVE Kent.- Faden (William) A Map of the County of Kent, Drawn from the Topographical Survey Taken by Order of the Honourable Board of Ordnance under the direction of Lt. Colonel Wm Mudge, county map with part of London in the upper left, engraving with original hand-colouring, sheet 625 x 885 mm (24 1/2 x 34 3/4 in), dissected and mounted on linen, some surface dirt and browning, folding with green marbled ends with publisher's stamp of R.H. Laurie, contemporay marbled slipcase, manuscript label to upper cover, rubbed and worn, 8vo, 1807; together with 'The Times Survey Atlas of the World', 1920, two Walker's county maps of Wiltshire and Buckinghamshire, and Andrew Tuer's 'Old London Street Cries', 12mo, 1885 (5)
Ireland.- [Bellin (Jacques Nicolas)] Carte Réduite des Isles Britanniques Cinquieme Feuille Contenant L'Irlande, large map and coastal chart of Ireland, engraving with hand-colouring, two sheets of laid paper conjoined, one sheet with watermark of double-headed eagle, platemark 900 x 580 mm (35 1/2 x 22 3/4 in), sheet 922 x 610 mm (36 1/4 x 24 in), old folds with some splitting, marginal damp-stains and surface dirt, light offsetting, Depot de la Marine stamp within map at lower centre, letterpress publisher's strip to lower left 'Au Magasin de Géographie ... chez Goujon ... Paris', [circa 1760].
A view of the Apollo Saturn rocket AS 501 on the launch pad before the the first, unmanned, test launch of the Apollo programmeApollo 4, 9 November 1967Vintage chromogenic print on fibre-based paper, 20.5 x 25.3 cm (8 x 10 in), with A KODAK PAPER watermarks on the versoFootnotes:'During the 11-hour mission, designated Apollo 4, the Saturn showed itself to be a worthy flying machine - welcome news in the worst year of NASA's brief history''Flight-testing the giant rocket 'all-up' rather than in pieces - a gamble by NASA managers - probably saved months in the race to land humans on the Moon' (Chaikin, Space, pp. 49/79)Condition Report: Once small stain on the front and a "Reject" stamp on versoCondition Report Disclaimer
William AndersEarthrise. A black and white version of the colour image of the most celebrated view of Earth rising above lunar horizonApollo 8, 24 December 1968Vintage gelatin silver print on fibre-based paper, 25.3 x 20.5 cm (10 x 8 in), [NASA AS08-14-2383], with Keystone Press Agency stamp and caption on the versoProvenance: from Tim Furniss collection Condition Report: Some age toning and stains on the verso, lightly visible in the right margin on the front, a couple of cracks along upper right edge, still a very attractive photographCondition Report Disclaimer
Ralph Morse Apollo 11 lifts off on its historic flight to the MoonApollo 11, 16 July 1969Vintage chromogenic print on fibre-based paper, 20.5 x 20.5 cm (8 x 10 in), with A KODAK PAPER watermarks and NASA USAF stamp on the versoProvenance: from Tim Furniss collectionCondition Report: MintCondition Report Disclaimer
TV camera mounted on the descent stage of the Lunar ModuleIn this image from the first TV transmission from the Moon, ghostly figure of Neil Armstrong descends the ladder of the Lunar Module "Eagle" to walk on the MoonApollo 11, 20 July 1969Large format vintage gelatin silver print on fibre-based paper, 36 x 28 cm (14 x 11 in), with a date and time stamp on the verso "1969 Jul 21, AM 10:06"Footnotes:During the live transmission of the first lunar landing NASA experienced problems as the footage received via the designated primary received in Texas came highly contrasted and upside-down. Since a network of communication stations was set up for this purpose, NASA turned to Parkes and Honeysuckle Creek stations for a back up live feed. The quality images were received from the Honeysuckle Creek Tracking StationIllustrated: Chaikin, A Man on the Moon, p. 310Condition Report: Very goodCondition Report Disclaimer
Four views from the second U.S. suborbital mission depicting the walk out, insertion of the pilot, Gus Grissom, into his 'Liberty Bell' capsule, the lift off and the unsuccessful recovery of the spacecraftMercury-Redstone 4, 21 July 1961Four vintage gelatin silver prints on fibre-based paper, 25.3 x 20.5 cm (10 x 8 in), three with NASA captions on verso and one with press stamp and caption from The Daily Telegraph, dated 20 July 1961Provenance: from Tim Furniss collectionFootnotes:Following the 15 minute and 30 second sub-orbital flight, Grissom splashed down in the Atlantic Ocean. The hatch of his 'Liberty Bell' capsule blew prematurely, causing the capsule to start sinking with Grissom inside it. Grissom managed to get out and swim away, but the capsule was not recovered until 1999Condition Report: Light handling creases, the press print bears a couple of minor surface abrasions, overall goodCondition Report Disclaimer
Neil ArmstrongBuzz Aldrin deploys the Passive Seismic Experiment Package (PSEP)Apollo 11, 20 July 1969Vintage chromogenic print on fibre-based Kodak paper, 25.5 x 20.2 cm (10 x 8 in), [NASA AS11-40-5949], on A KODAK PAPER watermarked stock, negative number stamp on the verso Condition Report: One minor crease in top left corner, lightly numbered in pencil on the versoCondition Report Disclaimer
Neil ArmstrongTwo consecutive views of Buzz Aldrin deploying Passive Seismic ExperimentApollo 11, 20 July 1969Two vintage chromogenic prints on fibre-based paper, 25.3 x 20.5 (10 x 8 in), [NASA AS11-40-5947 and AS11-40-5948], with A KODAK PAPER watermarks on the verso, the latter also with a NASA caption and RCA stamp on the versoFootnote:Two very scenic photographs of humankind's first moonwalk at Tranquillity Base
Michael RougierPresident Kennedy honours John Glenn after his historic first American orbital flight; accompanied by a further view of a meeting between President Kennedy and John Glenn, and another one, of President Kennedy awarding Robert Gilruth with the NASA Distinguished Service Medal during Mercury-Atlas 6 ceremoniesMercury-Atlas 6, 20 Feb 1962Three vintage gelatin silver prints on fibre-based paper, 25.3 x 20.5 cm (10 x 8 in), two with NASA captions on verso and one with The Daily Telegraph stamp and press caption, dated 6 February 1962Provenance: from Tim Furniss collection
President John F. Kennedy with a scale model of the Apollo command module at the Rich Building of the Manned Spacecraft Center, Houston, Texas12 September 1962Vintage gelatin silver print on fibre-based paper, 20.5 x 25.3 cm (8 x 10 in), with Associated Press Wirephoto caption in margin and stamp on the verso, cropping remarks on the versoProvenance: from Tim Furniss collectionFootnotes:Following his speech in Congress in 1961 in which he declared the Moon landing goal, President Kennedy toured NASA facilities to personally inspect the ongoing programme preparations. After the famous 'Moon Speech' at the Rice University (lot 44 in this sale), Kennedy toured the spacecraft displays inside a hangar at the Rich Building of the Manned Spacecraft Center, Houston, Texas, where he delivered his remarks and received a scale model of the Apollo command module from the Director of the Manned Spacecraft Center, Dr. Robert Gilruth
One of the first views of the Moon's far side, recorded by an automatic Yenisey-2 photo-television camera system mounted on the probeLuna 3, 4-22 Oct 1959Vintage gelatin silver print on fibre-based paper, number labels affixed to identify geographical areas of the Moon, trimmed to the shape of the Moon 20 x 24 cm (8 x 9½ ) and mounted onto a board, Svenska Dagbladets stamp dated 28 Oct 1959 and press caption on the board's versoFootnotes:Luna 3 was the third robotic probe successfully launched to the Moon and the first one to return images of the far hemisphere of the Moon. It took twenty-nine photographs of which six were published
The first space selfie, Buzz Aldrin during EVAGemini 12 11-15 Nov 1966Vintage gelatin silver print on fibre-based paper, 20. 3 x 24.3 cm (8 x 9½ in), an AP Wirephoto print with a press caption across the front and a date stamp on the verso (18 Nov 1966)Footnotes:Illustrated: Ron Schick, Julia van Haaften, A View from Space, p.4 'This closeup of astronaut Edwin A. Aldrin was made shortly after he opened his hatch in the Gemini 12 spacecraft and stood up to begin a series of operations designed to provide more information on man's ability to work in space. At lower left is a portion of a Maurer camera used to photograph some of Aldrin extravehicular activity' (caption)To capture this self-portrait, Aldrin attached the camera to the side of the spacecraft to stabilize it and get his face in the frame.
Miss BakerMercury Programme, 28 May 1959Vintage gelatin silver print on fibre-based paper, 25.3 x 20.5 cm (10 x 8 in), USIS stamp and a caption affixed to versoProvenance: from Tim Furniss collectionFootnotes:Miss Baker and Able were two small female squirrel monkeys who flew as part of NASA's Bioflight No 2 mission, along with payloads ranging from blood samples to yeast cells to two frogs on Jupiter AM-18 on 28 May 1959. Their survival - they were the first live creatures to survive a spaceflight - was of paramount importance to NASA who needed the success to harvest public support for its activities. Miss Baker lived until she was 27
A Chinese two-part silver belt buckle,c.1900, by Wang Hing, in the shape of a coin with auspicious characters 'Chongning Zhongbao', stamp marked 'WH 90' and 'guo', overall 10cm long, and a white metal plaque, decorated with cranes and deer by peony, stamp marked 'zuyin', 10cm long (3)Condition report: Both with surface scratches and minor dents.
A set of eleven Danish Eva-Trio porcelain spice jars, 1970s, designed by Ole Palsby, each with a cork stopper, with manufacturer's stamp to the underneath, each 9cm high, together with a vinegar jar, a mustard pot, and a marmalade jar,of the same manufacture, the mustard pot and marmalade jar with porcelain lids, 17cm high (vinegar jar) (14)Condition report: Some minor scuffs to all. The corks somewhat dried.
1389-1404 AD. A complete lead-alloy papal bulla of Pope Boniface IX, the obverse bearing an inscription of 'BONI/FATIVS/PP:VIIII' split into three lines within pelletted border; the reverse with bearded figures of facing St. Paul and St. Peter within pelletted border, inscription 'SPA SPE' above and crozier between. Cf. The Portable Antiquities Scheme, SUSS-282956, WAW-C8D175, DENO-938AE1, BERK-47FAF2 and HESH-F307A6, for similar papal bullae of Pope Boniface IX. 45.1 grams, 37mm wide (1 1/2"). Acquired on the UK antiques market between 1974-1985. Albert Ward collection (part 2), Essex, UK. The papal bulla is a formal seal of office used by the Popes to stamp and authenticate documents produced by the papal curia. Dr Tim Pestell has commented on other records: 'Papal bulls came as two basic types, according to the contents of the document: Tituli, or 'Letters of Grace', essentially granted or confirmed rights, conferred benefices or promulgated statutes. They generally had their lead bullae attached with cords of silk. Mandamenta, or 'Letters of Justice' were mandates that conveyed papal orders, prohibitions or injunctions, and had their bullae attached by hemp threads'. Boniface IX is quite a prolific issuer of bulls but this seems to be the result of a relatively long pontificate. I have 10 from the Diocese of East Anglia, although one is an unprovenanced example in Bury St Edmunds Museum. The bulla is therefore not unusual, although it was issued at a time when papal bullae were on the decline in terms of numbers issued'. [No Reserve] Fine condition.
Railway Photographs First Day Covers and Postcards, most 1980s and later includes approximately 550 colour prints of BR diesel and electric locomotives in four albums, three small albums of steam, four albums of modern postcards and First Day Covers, includes an Edward VII Transvaal stamp with CSAR over stamp (South African Railways) and 1899 Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada Debenture Stock and a small collection of SR, GWR, L & SWY luggage labels, G-E, (Qty)
THE LIFE & EXPLORATIONS OF DR LIVINGSTONE, 2 VOLSLondon: Adam & Co, c18804to, Vol I: vii + 508pp, frontis + 19 plates; Vol II: v + 509 - 973pp, frontis + 19 plates; rebound with original red and gilt front cover and spine cloth laid down, wear to covers, all edges gilt, new eps, bookseller's embossed stamp on ep, previous owner's details and date '1884' on ep; Vol I; 4 sections with some loose stitches, one page with thumb tip loss in margin and another with a 8cm tear in the gutter; Vol II: hinge opening in one place, foxing on last 6 pages(2)PROVENANCEJürgen Witt Collection
19TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL, A PAIR OF BIRD STUDIES, watercolour on unframed card, indistinctly signed in pencil to the lower right margin, one bears embossed stamp to top right corner, 15.2cm x 18.5cm (2) (Condition report: both have tape marks from being framed, one has insect damage to the bottom edge which does not affect the image, some age staining)
A GROUP OF BRASS AND COPPER WARES, to include a very large brass tray approximately 102cm x 65.5cm, with engraved foliate decoration, two smaller copper trays, a Chinese three footed censer with character marks to base (small hole), brass and copper planters, a kettle and trivet, two pairs of candlesticks heights 12cm and 7.5cm, a brass desktop stamp holder, a long letter opener (small crack) and other decorative brass items, etc (Condition report: generally good condition, as stated, some dents and polish residue) (17)
FIVE BOXES AND LOOSE CERAMIC WARES, LAMPS, PICTURES AND SUNDRY HOMEWARES, to include three Wedgwood Rupert Bear mugs, four pieces of Caverswall Rupert Bear Collection nurseryware, a Royal Albert Old Country Roses sandwich plate (sd), a small Sadler teapot, a Royal Worcester octagonal vase height 25cm, two Portmeirion Botanic Garden vases, a French enamel cast iron pan and assorted cookware, a boxed Russell Hobbs Classic White Juice Centre, four late twentieth century table lamps, three tall modern vases, tallest 60.5cm, a Casdon toy till, a folding dressing table mirror, a boxed Pana-Vue automatic camera, a Canon PowerShot A810 digital camera and assorted photographic equipment, a stamp album containing UK and world stamps, a cased Hilka Tools Soap and Shine car cleaning kit, approximately thirty framed and unframed prints, needlework and 3D decoupage pictures, etc (sd) (5 BOXES + LOOSE)
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