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Lot 2006
An early 20th century George III style mahogany circular drum table, bearing maker's stamp 'Phillips Bristol', the top inset with leather and with carved stiff leaf band above frieze drawers, on cabriole legs and claw and ball feet, height 73cm, diameter 134cm.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.
Lot 84
LAURENCE BRODERICK (British, 1935), a large and heavy darkly limited edition patinated limited edition (1/6) bronze sculpture; 'Mother and Child' (limited edition numbered and signed lower left leg, together with oval foundry stamp 'Meridian Bronze, London' (56.5cm high). Laurence Broderick, MRBS FRSA, is a British Sculptor and is best known work is 'The Bull' a public sculpture erected in 2003 at The Bullring, Birmingham
Lot 261
Four treen boxes:1. a late 19th / early 20th century rectangular mahogany and satinwood banded example with central oval monogram HBM2. a 19th century lacquered papier-mâché Chinese money box, gilded and decorated with figures in a landscape with a bridge to the foreground and a building to the background3. a late 19th century two-division, sycamore Mauchlineware stamp box transfer decorated 'Folkestone'4. a heavy olivewood double travelling-inkwell from the Holy Land (the top of the lid incised with a crucifix and its front signed 'Jerusalem') (The largest 19cm wide, and the smallest 8.5cm)
Lot 438
An Irish Potato Famine autograph letter – sent from an inmate of Carrick-on-Shannon Prison to his absentee landlord, Sir Morgan Crofton. Together with three other interesting documents relating to the Anglo-Irish barons, the Croftons of Mohill, and three cartes-de-visite. All contained in an early 20th century Lloyds Bank leather cheque book holder and comprising: 1. A pitiful 330-word letter written by the tenant farmer David Dobson (1800-1881) of Gortfadda, near Mohill, Co. Leitrim, while in prison at Carrick-on-Shannon. Dated 17th December 1850 and addressed to the 3rd Baron of Mohill (1788-1867), 'Sir Morgan Crofton Bart. Leamington, Warwick Shire, England' and with two handstamps above: ‘CARRICK ON SHANNON - DE I7 1850 A’ and ‘PAID DE 19 1850 A’. Dobson pleads for leniency at Christmas (it may be his last, he says) and asks Crofton to take into account that his potato crop has failed, his mare and foal worth 20 pounds had died of the staggers, his heifer and calf had been stolen from his cow-house, and his foolish wife was being counselled by his son-in-law. The top of the letter with a ‘forward’ message from Sir Morgan to his land agent at Mohill, John Kane, which ends: ‘I will not interfere in this matter. I am, sir, yours very truly, Crofton’. 2. Three cartes-de-visite: the 3rd Baron wearing his Trafalgar Medal, which he had claimed for service as a Midshipman on HMS Sirius (but refused the pension for); the second believed to be his wife (née Emily Daly); and the third possibly their profligate grandson, the 4th Baron. 3. A circa 1920 handwritten transcription titled ‘Extracts from Sir Hugh Crofton’s note book copied from Emily Hyde’s copy’. (Excerpts from Sir Hugh’s entertaining notebook, known as the ‘Staveley Note Book’, were quoted in the family history, The Crofton Memoirs (York 1911). The whereabouts of the original notebook and Emily Hyde’s copy are unknown.) These transcribed excerpts include material which was not included in the Crofton Memoirs: two charming odes to his wife and details of the astonishing annual expenditure of the Crofton and Smyth families in Ireland, as well as Sir Hugh’s apologia for absentee landlords. The transcript in its envelope addressed to ‘Mrs Maberly, Beechmount, Cosshaven, Co. Cork, Ireland’, with Sidcup stamp, the year indecipherable. (Mrs Maberly (1854-1949), née Frances Barbara Crofton, was a niece of the 3rd Baron and the wife of Frank Hyde Maberly, a first cousin of Ireland’s first President, Douglas Ross Hyde, to whom she was also related on her father’s side.) 4. A July 3rd 1904 Southwark Cathedral order of service for the unveiling of the tablet in memory of the 14 men of the East Surrey Regiment and Royal Surrey Militia who died during the Boer War, the most senior being Major Henry William George Crofton (1866-1902), who was killed in action against Malan’s Commando at Uitspanfontein. 5. A St Martin-in-the-Fields order of service for the 1905 wedding of Mrs Marianne Gertrude Crofton (née Wingrove) (1869-1945), the 36-year-old widow of Major HWGC (above), to Capt. (later Maj.) James Logan Ellis (1872-1936) of the W. Yorks Regiment.
Lot 83
LAURENCE BRODERICK (British, 1935), a large and heavy darkly patinated limited edition (1/ of 6) bronze sculpture; 'Mother and Child' (limited edition number and signed lower left leg, together with oval foundry stamp 'Meridian Bronze, London' (49cm high). Laurence Broderick, MRBS FRSA, is a British sculptor and is best known work is 'The Bull' a public sculpture erected in 2003 at The Bullring, Birmingham
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Lot 1046
A Carltonware lustre vase, pattern no: 2971 decorated with stylised pansies, black factory stamp to base, impressed 456/G, artist's initials, 17cm high together with a Royal Winton pattern no: 2399 lustre baluster vase, decorated with flowers, stamped to base, (AF - old damage and repair to rim) (2)
Lot 1057
A group of four early 20th Century Northern European moustache cup and saucers, all with pink grounds and gilt decoration, one with REMEMBER ME within scrolling cartouche, factory stamp to base above banner: Made in Germany; another with inscription: Love the Giver within oval dentil cartouche in relief, stamped Made in Germany to base and numbered 50 and two further cups one with scrolls and inscribed: A present from North Wales (cracks to the saucer/discolouration to both); the other with foliate gilt band above gadrooned body (4)
Lot 11
A matched Victorian silver four piece tea and coffee service, comprising coffee pot, teapot, helmet shaped milk jug and sugar bowl, in the Neo-Classical style each body with gadroon border and lower section with acanthus leaf decoration, the coffee and teapot with fruitwood pagoda finials and handles, each engraved with initials, hallmarked by EJW for Watherston & Son., London, 1882, 1883 and 1884, retailer's stamp to bases, 65.19 ozt (2,027.7 grams) (4) (sugar bowl and milk jug with gilt interiors, maker's marks partially rubbed on coffee pot)
Lot 1164
A set of four Victorian Davenport "Ivy Wreaths" pattern no: 1224 graduating octagonal earthenware jugs with further three various mugs together with a part Rockingham mid 19th Century pattern no: 1327 tea service to include: 5 various cups, 6 saucers and a cake plate, all decorated with green foliage on cream ground, gilt heightened, cerise factory stamp to undersides and a Royal Devon oval teapot stand with silver plated galleried mount on four bun feet (1 box)
Lot 133
The Who - A collection of LPs, to include It's Hard Polydor 2311 180, The Ox Polydor 2486 039, The Who By Numbers deluxe 2490 129, Quadrophenia 2409 203 Disque D'Or IM 01, Odds & Sods, SUPER 2410 202, Face Dances WHOD 5037, The Kids Are Alright 2675 179 two LP set, The Who Live At Filmore East, Sell Out 2407 009 reissue, Swansea June 1976 19776 unofficial release, Who Are You SPELP 77 reissue, Who's Next 2408 102, The Story Of The Who 2683 069 two LP set, The Best Of The Who 2482 172, The Who 2409 213 compilation, Quadrophenia soundtrack 2625 037, The Who Sell Out Polydor ? 184116, German release, Who Is This? DL75065 unofficial release, Meaty Beaty Big & Bouncy 2406 006, compilation, The Who/Hendrix 2407 004, Live At Leeds Track 2406 001, blue stamp, lacking poster and grease proof bag, My Generation V2179 reissue, The London Symphony Orchestra ? Tommy Ode Records 99001, Roger Daltrey - Daltrey, 2406-107, Tommy 2612 006 Polydor ? 2612 006, German release, Tommy 2657 002 reissue, Live At Leeds 2480004, German pressing, with inserts and poster. (28)
Lot 180
A collection of assorted 1930s and later advertising trade catalogues, brochures and leaflets to include The Poster Stamp To Day, Albion Harrisons, McGregor & Co Ltd, Leigh 1934, Catesbys Cork Lino, The Lord Mayors Show 1929, Petter Universal Oil & Petrol Engines, The St Ivel Country 'The Call of the West, A Book of Tours' and Mossley Corporation Gas Works 1931. (qty)
Lot 242
Two red Stanley Gibbons stamp albums in slip covers containing Channel Islands mint and used, 1948-1982, together with a small collection of Channel Islands and Isle of Man air letters, a world thematic commemorative album with subjects Napoleon Bonaparte, motor cars and cats, and an album of sixty National Army Museum first day covers, 1970-1972. (5 albums)
Lot 246
A quantity of Queen Elizabeth II Great Britain mint postage stamps, mainly decimal issues, to include two green albums of stamp booklets 1962-1980 and 1978-1982, a maroon Royal Mail album of mini sheets, a Kestrel blue cover album containing 'Post & Go' stamps with conforming covers and a black box file containing presentation packs and regional definitives, all contained in an archive box. (qty)
Lot 252
A Stanley Gibbons King George VI stamp album for British Commonwealth issues of the reign of King Edward VIII and the late King George VI, fourth edition published 1968, Aden through to Zanzibar, well filled and all unused, including officials and overprints, George VI Leeward Islands £1, Singapore 1948 Silver Wedding $5 brown and Zanzibar 1948 Silver Wedding 10/- brown, etc
Lot 255
An extensive and well curated collection of Great Britain postage stamps, Queen Victoria to Queen Elizabeth II, comprising forty 1840 1d blacks, to include a used pair TH TI with all round margins, an unused plate 6 JC with four margins (smudge to right hand margin), a cover with black Maltese Cross cancel to Arthur West, December 1840 and another (in album two) with red Maltese Cross cancel, May 1840, two plate 11 three margin examples with black Maltese Cross cancels CJ and FJ, numerous 1d red plates, many laid out in partial sheet re-creations and plate 225 (in album two) 2d blues including a strip of eight IE to IL and a strip of four TA to TD, all with black cancels, an 1870 1 1/2d (three half pence) with error of lettering OP-PC for CP-PC with Copestake Brampton & Co underprint (complete with British Philatelic Association certificate dated October 1961), SG77 3d carmine rose, a marginal block of four 1/- green GE GF HE HF (rubbed mark across the upper two and feint black cancel to the lower two), an 1867-80 2/- deep blue QB (some marks to face, complete with with British Philatelic Association certificate dated January 1975), 1867-1883 5/- to £1 (used), £5 orange AJ with Manchester Accounts black cancel 28 Jan 1895 (creased), another £5 orange AI with Belfast Ap 3 91 cancel (crayon cancel marks rubbed), 1883-1884 2/6 to 10/- used and unused (unused 5/- and 10/- creased), an 1884 £1 KC and an 1888 £1 LD (both used), SG212 £1 green TA (unused with broken frame), Edward VIII SG266 £1 green (unused), George V SG403 £1 green marginal (unused), 1915-1918 Seahorses 2/6 to 10/- (unused) and 1918-1930 Seahorses 2/6 to 10/- unused including a marginal 5/- example, a 1924-1926 block of four 1 1/2d (three half pence) Tete-Beche (unused), SG438 1929 Postal Union Congress £1 (unused), a block of four 1854-1857 perforated 1d reds KD KE LD LE (unused), 1912-1922 marginal block of six 1/2d greens with perforation faults and a marginal sixpence with perforation faults, a block of six marginal 1935 George V Silver Jubilee 1d reds, a 2d bisect cover Guernsey, cancelled 17 FE 41, all contained in five red Stanley Gibbons Utile albums, together with a Triumph Derwent commonwealth album, a Triumph world album and an album of airmail covers to include Australian Antartic Territory and covers to Argentina and a small album illustrating types of stamp printing (9 albums) PLEASE NOTE THAT THE VIEWING OF THIS LOT IS STRICTLY BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. PLEASE CONTACT OUR OFFICE AND ARRANGE A VIEWING SLOT ON EITHER TUESDAY 15TH OR WEDNESDAY 16TH FEBRUARY
Lot 1066
Record of the Metropolitan fair, A,: in aid of the United States Sanitary Commission, held at New York, in April 1864. New York, Hurd and Houghton 1867. Mit 8 Albuminabzügen a. Karton mont. 5 Bl., 261 S. Hlwd. (Ob. Rckn. beschäd., etw. best. u. berieb.). Die Metropolitan Fair war eine öffentliche Veranstaltung, die von der United States Sanitary Commission in New York organisiert wurde, um während des amerikanischen Bürgerkriegs Spenden und Vorräte für die Unionsarmee zu sammeln. Die erste Messe fand vom 27.10. bis 7.11.1863 in Chicago statt. - Ränder gering gebräunt, einige Photos leicht verblasst. St.a.T., Bibl.-Sch. a. Innendeckel. - The Metropolitan Fair was a public event organized in the Metropolitan City of New York by the United States Sanitary Commission to raise funds and supplies for the Union Army during the American Civil War. With 8 albumen prints on plates. Half cloth (upper spine damaged, somewhat rubbed and bumped). Margins slilghtly browned, few photos slightly faded, stamp on title page, library label on pastedown.
Lot 559
Schmiedekunst, Die.: Nach Originalen des XV. bis XVIII. Jahrhunderts. Bln., Wasmuth 1887. Gr.Fol. Mit 100 Taf. 4 Bl. Läd. Hldr. d. Zt. (Gelenke angeplatzt). Im Anhang eine weitere Tafel (diese mit 2 Randeinrissen, davon einer hinterlegt) mit mont. Unterschrift "Gitter für den Schnelldampfer Columbia der Hamburg-Amerikanischen Packetfahrt-Actien-Gesellschaft nach Zeichnung der Hofmöbelfabrik A. Bembe in Mainz ausgeführt von Gebrüder Armbrüster... in Frankfurt am Main", Titelei mit Stempel "Gleim Slg" u. hs. Bibl.-Vermerk, eine Tafel mit hinterlegten Randeinrissen, gering gebräunt, etwas fingerfleckig, sonst gut. With 101 b/w plates. Contemp. marbled half leather with red edges, giltstamped and labelled spine (spine with library label, rubbed, edges and corners partially chafed). - Title with stamp "Gleim Slg" and handwritten library note, one plate with backed marginal tears, minor browning, some fingerstaining, otherwise good.
Lot 3447
Grasset, Eugène Samuel: (1845-1917). Marque Georges Richard - Cycles & Automobiles (1899). Farblithogr., auf Leinen aufgez. Imp. de Vaugirard, G. de Malherbe et Cie, Paris. 108,5 x 148 cm. Das frühe Plakat II 415. - Grasset verbindet in seinem bekannten Plakat dekorative Art Nouveau-Elemente mit der kommerziellen Fahrrad-Werbung im Großformat. - Untere weiße, rechte Ecke ergänzt, Faltstellen mit kl., tls. retuschierten Defekten, etw. stockfl., überwiegend in den Rändern. Mit Steuermarke u. -stempeln. - Nouveau-Elemente mit der kommerziellen Fahrrad-Werbung im Großformat. - Colour lithograph, mounted on linen. The early poster II 415. Grasset combines decorative Art Nouveau elements with commercial bicycle advertising in large format in his well-known poster. Lower white right corner replaced, folded areas with small partly retouched defects, some foxing, mainly in the margins. With tax stamp. R
Lot 34
Biblia germanica.: Biblia, Das ist, die gantze heilige Schrift... Teil 1 (von 2). Wittenberg, H. Krafft 1576). Fol. Mit zahlr. Textholzschn., meist von J. Teufel. 6 (von 20) nn., 390 (von 391) num. Bl. Mod. Ldr. unter Verwendung alten Materials, 8 Metall-Eckbeschlägen u. 2 Schließen. VD 16, B 2785. - Zweite bei Krafft mit diesen Holzschnitten ersch. Ausgabe. - Es fehlen das Titelbl. u. das erste num. Bl. (beide in Kopie eingebunden). Etw. fleckig u. gebräunt, versch. stark wurmstichig (Schluß stark), anfangs mehrere Bl. mit unterl. Randläs., le. Bl. gestemp., fehlt das w. Bl. am Schluß, Vors. erneuert. - Part 1 (of 2). Lacking 14 unnumbered sheets in the beginning and 1 numbered sheet. With numerous woodcuts in the text. Modern leather. Somewhat stained and browned, worming (ending severely), beginning partly repaired, last sheet with stamp, endpapers renewed.
Lot 2260
Solomon Islands, ‘First Day of Issue Presentation Set,’ a set of 5 x First Day Coin & Banknote Covers commemorating the Solomon Islands First National Currency issued in 1977 & comprising: (1) proof set: 1, 2, 5, 10 & 20 cents & 1 dollar with a commemorative 6 cent stamp, FDC (2) sterling silver proof 5 dollars & commemorative 45 cent stamp, FDC (3) two dollars banknote, serial No. A/1 059176 & commemorative 45 cent stamp, (4) 5 dollars banknote, serial No. A/1 059176 & commemorative 45 cent stamp & (5) 10 dollars banknote, serial No. A/1 059176 & commemorative 45 cent stamp; coins struck by Franklin Mint & notes issued by Thomas de la Rue; in a black leatherette album.
Lot 2286
‘The Craven Bank Limited’ comprising 2 x late 19th century unissued £20 sight notes, both 188*, payable ‘Twenty One Days after date’ (1) unnumbered, issuing branch Long Preston, ‘To Mess Dinsdale, Fowler & Co, Bankers, London’ duty stamp for three pence to right, bull in field to left & (2) unnumbered, issuing branch Skipton, ‘To Mess Dinsdale, Fowler & Co’ overprinted in red with names of new London agents ‘PRESCOTT, DIMSDALE, CAVE, TUGWELL & Co., LIMITED,’ bull in field to left; both notes with vertical folds/creases, edges with slight wear, AVF to VF.
Lot 205
Stage & Screen Icons - Marilyn Monroe Interest, Frank Worth photographic print, from How To Marry A Millionaire, estate blind stamp, No 32/270, with certificate ; Billy Wilders Some Like it Hot, The Funniest Film Ever Made; the complete book, Taschen 2002 with box; assorted Marilyn Monroe calendars, mostly sealed qty
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