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A Small Watercolour depicting perched bird in gilt frame, Page Roberts pen and ink sketch still life cooking instruments, signed in black frame, a pair of coloured prints after Tarrant, a coloured print after Pears, 3 prints depicting Paris views and a black and white print nude at doorway (9)
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The Family Magazine: In Two Parts. Part I, Containing useful directions in all the branches of House-Keeping and Cookery, particularly shewing how to buy-in the best of all sorts of Provisions; as Poultry-Ware, Butchers-Meat, Fish, Fruit, etc., , Part II, Containing a compendius body of Physicks; Succinctly treating of all the diseases and accidents incident to men, women, and children: With practical rules and directions for the preserving and restoring of health, and prolonging of life 1st ed., 1741, small portion of fore-margin of p. 59/60 torn away, without loss of text, contemp. sprinkled calf gilt, some wear to extrems., 8vo Cagle 673. The preface of this work concludes, 'P.S. Being still teized for some Name, I will, tho' not my right one, subscribe That of Arabella Atkyns'. (1)
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*Aga Khan III (1877-1957). Typed letter signed, Hotel Ritz, Paris, 23rd October 1952, to Mrs. Schuster talking of the business side of his autobiography which he would be very pleased to let Mr. Schuster handle, saying that he wrote many books when he was younger but would need some good editorial help and assistance at the highest level 'with historical and literary background and an interpretation of the higher philosophy of Islam and our mystical thought to the West', then explaining his rough outline for the autobiography, but deferring these thoughts to the advice and assistance of the publishers who work on the project, concluding 'I am going to be absolutely honest and frankly admit the two great mistakes of my life. First I did not believe that the first world war would take place, although young I knew most of the people who were then in power. Secondly, my still greater mistake is when I was hoodwinked by the lies Hitler told me in believing that he would never go to war. All this I would like to bring out with "mea culba", but also by showing up how liers and dishonest persons can mislead those who are incapable of believing such outrageous falsehood', 2 pp., 4to (1)
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CONSTANCE WALTON (1865-1960) Still Life signed 'Constance Walton' (lower right) watercolour 20 x 21in (50.8 x 53.4cm); three still lifes by Sallian Putnam (in varying media); and an oil genre study by Putnam titled 'The Music Room'; and a watercolour by Jenny Wheatley depicting a street scene at San Remy, France (6).
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