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Lot 913
Signed by the Author Rowling (J.K.) Harry Potter and the Philosophers Stone, 8vo L. (Bloomsbury) 1999, Deluxe Edn.(late Impression), hf. title, red cloth, gilt lettering and printed design on front cover. Good Copy; together with a copy of 'Pegasus' Issue 44 - The Journal of the University of Classics and Ancient History, which includes Degree Day 2000, Oration for J.K. Rowling for an Honorary Degree (Peter Wiseman) and reply by Joanne Rowling, illus. ptd. wrappers. Scarce. (2)
Lot 13A
A William IV silver snuff box, by Edward Smith, Birmingham 1837, internally gilt, 7.5cm wide, 5.5cm deep, 2cm high, together with a William IV vinaigrette, by Nathaniel Mills, Birmingham 1833, internally gilt, the lid set with a red semi-precious stone, 3.5cm wide, 3cm deep, 1cm high, and a silver snuff spoon, total weight excluding vinaigrette, 3.28oztCondition report: All with patination. The internal gilding to the snuffbox faded.
Lot 427
to include an opal and diamond stylised cluster ring, stamped 14k; a ruby and diamond ring, stamped 18k; an 18ct gold single-stone diamond ring, an emerald and pearl cluster ring, stamped 18k; an onyx and pearl cluster ring, stamped 14k; a diamond set buckle ring, stamped 14k and a pair of ruby and diamond cluster earrings, unmarked
Lot 255
HEMINGWAY, Ernest - A Moveable Feast : org. cloth in d/w, 8vo, Cape, first ed. 1964. With - Waugh, Evelyn, The Holy Places, wood engravings by Reynolds Stone, org. cloth, Queen Anne Press, tall 8vo, limited edition of 1000 numbered copies, 1953. 2 others by Hemingway, and 6 by Graham Greene.(10)
Lot 609
‡Eric Holt (1944-1997) Aiken Drum Signed and dated E.S.HOLT/1975 (to stone lower left) Tempera on board 45.5 x 33cm Provenance: By descent from the artist Exhibited: London, The Piccadilly Gallery, April-May 1977 According to the Scottish folk song, Aiken Drum lived on the moon. In this work we see him playing on a ladle whilst wearing his cheese hat, coat of roast beef, buttons of penny loaves, waistcoat of crust pies and breeches made of haggis bags.
Lot 474
‡Enzo Plazzotta (Italian 1921-1991) Nureyev (3rd study) Signed and numbered PLAZZOTTA/8/9 and stamped with the foundry mark LUIGI TOMMASI (on the sole of the right foot) Bronze, on a polished black stone base, conceived in 1969 75.6cm high (excluding base) Literature: C. Plazzotta and R. O'Conor, Enzo Plazzotta: A Catalogue Raisonné (London, 1986), p. 52, no.99 (another cast illustrated)
Lot 462
‡Sean Rice (1931-1997) The Sisters of Mercy; Study for 'The Sisters of Mercy' Two, the former signed Rice and stamped with Morris Singer foundry mark; the latter signed Rice (lower centre) Bronze, on a black stone base; Charcoal and blue crayon12.7 x 7.4 x 7.7cm (excluding base); 42.8 x 29.3cm (2)
Lot 220
Paul Nash (1889-1946) Landscape of the Megaliths Lithograph 51 x 76.2cm (sheet) This work depicts the avenue of standing stones leading to the stone circle at Avebury. In 1934 Paul Nash wrote, 'Last summer I walked in a field near Avebury where two rough monoliths stood up sixteen feet high, miraculously patterned with black and orange lichen, remnants of the avenue of stones which led to the Great Circle. A mile away, a green pyramid casts a giant shadow. In the hedge, at hand, the white trumpet of the convolvulus turns from its spiral stem, following the sun. In my art I would solve such an equation' (Unit One (Cassell & Company, 1934), pp.79-81).
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