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Lot 5216
'The Bayeux Tapestry: the Complete Tapestry in Color, with Introduction, Description, and Commentary by David M. Wilson', London, Thames & Hudson, 1985, pp.20, 148pp of colour plates, and 63pp of fully illustrated commentary and notes, large 4to, original cloth, orig. slipcase, together with a circa mid 20th Century b/w reproduction of the Bayeux Tapestry, linen backed, on scroll, approx. 7m long, height approx 9cm, wooden batons (2)
Lot 204
A PAIR OF WILLIAM IV ROSEWOOD DINING CHAIRS,each with curved rail backs and mid rail, fitted with floral tapestry seats, on fluted tapering legs. Condition Report: Chair 1: - Good overall - Structurally sound - seat good - surface wear/scratches, fading etc. - repair/split to back of carved crest rail, see images - loss to one side where seat frame joins seat back, filled on the other side, see images Chair 2: - Good overall - Sturdy - seats good - surface wear, fading etc. - crest rail lifting slightly out of dowel, see images - some fill marks to back of one leg - chips to two back feet - some cracking to veneer where seat frame meets back frame of chair - repair to mid-rail, old glue evident, see images
Lot 162
THE RED BOY BISCUIT TIN, HUNTLEY & PALMERS, CIRCA 1920 modelled in rectangular form, the sides decorated in green tapestry style print and the inner lid depicting a reproduction of Sir Thomas Lawrence's 1825 painting 'The Red Boy' or 'Master Lambton', with hinged lid. The painting is formally titled 'Charles William Lambton', who was the elder son of John Lambton (later given the title of Earl of Durham).Provenance: The Lewis Collection 22cm wide x 18cm high Refer to images.
Lot 364
A set of six French 19th century style carved beech wood and caned dining chairs - late 20th century, four and two carvers, the caned, cartouche backs over padded, moulded shaped arms on swept supports and stuffover seats in tapestry-style faux-crewel work upholstery, raised on foliate carved cabriole-style front legs, the carvers 58.5 cm wide, 97.5 cm high.
Lot 433
A VICTORIAN TAPESTRY DEPICTING A SCENE OF KING CHARLES I WITH HIS CHILDREN AND OTHER FIGURES, some beadwork details to halberds, in gilt slip mount, 94cm x 69cm, frame 115cm x 89.5cm, together with another Victorian tapestry of a bird of prey seated on a branch and surrounded by flowers, 76cm x 64cm, frame 88cm x 76cm (2) (Condition Report: both have fairly recently documented provenance fastened to the backs, some fading to both)
Lot 264
Royal Doulton Tapestry tea and dinner service, comprising tea pot, coffee pot, sugar bowl, milk jug, 6 coffee cups and saucers, 10 tea cups and saucers, 11 dinner plates 28cms, cake stand 27cms, sandwich platter 23cms, 7 sandwich plates 23cms, 5 side plates 20cms, 9 smaller side plates 16.5cms, 7 bowls 17cms, two lidded serving bowls 26cms, oval serving platter 33cms, two gravy boats and saucers, 6 egg cups, 3 soup bowls. Varying condition - gilt rubbed on tea cups, bowls and dinner plates, chip to coffee pot spout.
Lot 300
Military Plaques and Pictures: French 1957 12th Regiment de Cuirassiers picture certificate to Lieutenant-Colonel de Ligommes in glass frame, size 33 x 43 cms, GLOBAL ARMOUR comic picture, two brass plaques, Royal Navy service tapestry with ships and dates, eight school medals mounted in frame. 6 items
Lot 352
Isle of Man Stamp Album and Collection (1960s-2001) This comprehensively curated Isle of Man Stamp Album is a collector's treasure, spanning stamps from the 1960s to 2001. The album itself is a green, hard-bound binder with a textured, leather-like cover and gold detailing on the spine, featuring the text "Isle of Man". Accompanied by a protectively fitted slipcase, it embodies elegance and durability. The album is meticulously organised with pages marked "Leuchtturm Lighthouse Faro Phare," ensuring high archival standards. Each page showcases stamps in pristine condition, categorised meticulously by year and denomination. Notable representations include stamps from 1958 featuring monarch imagery. Furthermore, there are various other years with denominations ranging from half pence to one pound, illustrating the diverse historical and cultural significance of the Isle of Man. The album pages reflect the precision and quality associated with "Leuchtturm Albenverlag", including stamps labelled as "Great Britain - Regional Issues" presented in both English and German. The layout of each page is clean, and the stamps are neatly aligned to enhance viewing. Each page, measuring approximately 10.5 inches by 12.5 inches, carries a reference code ensuring authenticity and ease of identification. The 1973 collection is particularly noteworthy, displaying 15 stamps with denominations from 1/2p to £1. The album is designed to fit within a binder system, with each page having a perforated edge for secure placement. Overall, this Isle of Man Stamp Album is a prime selection for philatelists, offering a rich historical tapestry encapsulated through its well-preserved stamps and distinguished presentation.
Lot 731
**Vintage Stamp Collection with Albums, Assorted Sheets, and Collectible Boxes** This comprehensive collection centres around a meticulously organized array of vintage postage stamps and related materials. Featured prominently is a stack of vintage stamp albums, including notable titles such as "The New Imperial Postage Stamp Album, Vol. I" and Stanley Gibbons' publications on "The Royal Wedding." These albums, laden with historical significance, display dedicated pages housing stamps from various periods and regions. Complementing the albums is a selection of loose papers and stamp sheets, containing an assortment of rare and unique stamps. Highlighted stamps include those from Freie Stadt Danzig with various overprints and cancellation marks, and a detailed page from Aitutaki featuring stamps from the "Royal Wedding" series, printed by Harrisons & Sons Ltd via Offset Lithography. The stamps are well-preserved in marked envelopes, archival sheets, and smaller collectible boxes such as a “Cadbury’s Vogue” chocolate box, adding to the collection’s charm. The collection also contains a thoughtfully organized flat black box, several smaller boxes, and a large binder filled with individual pages dedicated to stamps from different eras. Each item within this collection reflects a high level of care and contributes to a thorough, historical tapestry of philatelic treasures.
Lot 433
Commemorative Coin Collection and Selection of Historical Banknotes The centrepiece of this collection is a commemorative coin bearing the profile of Queen Elizabeth II. Dated 2015, the coin hails from the Bailiwick of Guernsey, as denoted by the inscriptions "ELIZABETH II BAILIWICK OF GUERNSEY" and the date limned finely on its edge. Encased carefully in a plastic protective holder, the coin is in pristine condition and spans approximately 5-6 cm in diameter. The collection is further supplemented with a selection of diverse historical banknotes. The array comprises an Egyptian fifty pounds note, emblazoned with Arabic inscriptions and vibrantly coloured in pink and purple hues. It showcases an architectural structure that hints towards the country's rich cultural heritage. The United Kingdom is represented by a ten shillings note, characterised by a striking blend of white and green colours and a decorative ornamental pattern. Finally, a Korean 5 won note from 1947, with its inscriptions in blue and red and illustrations of workers, speaks volumes about its historical context. Furthermore, the collection includes an interesting set of late 20th-century coins, all displaying an engraved profile of Queen Elizabeth II. Ranging through different years of issue, including 1983, 1996, 1998, and one with a partially obscured date, each coin symbolises a distinct period in Britain's numismatic history. Indeed, there are also commemorative coins within the collection which explicitly mark key British royal events. The celebration of the millennium is etched on a five pounds coin where a symbolic map signifies the dawn of the new age. Another poignant piece bears the visage of Princess Diana, commemorating the years 1961-1997. Moreover, coins celebrating the milestones within the royal tapestry are included. These comprise a coin referencing the fiftieth birthday of HRH the Prince of Wales and one marking the eightieth birthday of Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother. These coins add a nuance of royal heritage and pique the interest of collectors interested in British history and royalty.
Lot 776
Collection of 28 Royal Mail Presentation Packs with Diverse Themes This collection comprises 28 Royal Mail presentation packs, each showcasing a unique theme through a series of commemorative stamps. The topmost pack is titled "Christmas Angels 1998," featuring holiday-themed stamps and illustrations. Notable themes in the collection include "Endangered Animal Pets," "Classic Children's TV," "Greetings Stamps," "St. Augustine and St. Columba," "Dinosaurs," "British Auto Legends," "Jane Austen," "Great Britons," "Architects in the Air," "Merchant Navy," "Diana: Princess of Wales," "Her Majesty the Queen," "On This Day that Changed the World," "Enid Blyton," and "Christmas Crackers." Each pack is meticulously crafted to reflect its respective theme, from the classic literature of Jane Austen and architectural marvels to beloved children's television characters and prominent historical figures. Other packs focus on sports, with sets like "Football Heroes" and "Andy Murray - Wimbledon Champion 2013," or cultural milestones such as "Her Majesty The Queen" and "Diana, Princess of Wales 1961-1997." The standard presentation pack size is around 240 mm by 125 mm, though exact measurements may vary slightly between packs. This collection offers a rich tapestry of British culture, history, and achievement captured through philatelic art.
Lot 494
A Point de L'Halluin tapestry depicting a Medieval "Scene Gallant", with young noblemen and women set over a mille-fleurs ground, traditionally said to represent the custom of scattering a carpet of cut flower stems on fete days during the Medieval period, wool and cotton weave, lined, mid-20th Century, 191 x 144cms.
Lot 145
A mid to late 19th century Victorian needlework tapestry presented in a contemporary gilt frame. The tapestry on green ground featuring blooming flowers in various colourways, including tulips and orchids. Framed in oval shaped gilt frame with foliate border and beaded edge. Measures approx. 28cm x 26cm including frame.
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