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Lot 271
A group of seven needlebooks, comprising; an example with cut and stacked paper covers, green silk lining and tie, minor losses, 11cm x 6.5cm, another with punched card covers, a Bristol card example worked in steel beads "Go On To Perfection", a shell work example incorporating a colour print "Second Terrace, Crystal Palace" and to the other side a gilt and blue velvet panel "A Present From The Crystal Palace", a velvet needlebook with silver wire and other decoration, a beaded and stitched Bristol card example, and another made from the pass ticket for "The International Health Exhibition, London, 1884" made out to "Messrs. Mordan & Co.". (7)
Lot 306
Two needlebooks and a pin card, comprising; a floral decorated cardboard needlebook in blue and gilt, blue silk spine and tie, internal flannels, 6.2cm x 4.5cm, another in woven silk featuring feathers and leafy branches, 10.5cm x 6.2cm, and a five of diamonds silk and velvet pin card with pin stuck edges, 9.5cm x 6.5cm. (3)
Lot 310
Three mother of pearl needlebooks, comprising; a purple silk lined example, the cover engraved with a floral spray of tulips, 6.5cm x 4.5cm, another, the cover and back in mother of pearl with star and foliate branches, blue silk spine worn, stitched edge flannels, 4.4cm x 3.4cm, and another with pierced mother of pearl cover, spine and tie replaced, recent card back panels, 4.6cm x 3cm. (3)
Lot 3292
Ruskin Spear CBE RA (1911-1990), After the Hanging, Lithograph with colours, Limited Edition 1990, signed and numbered in pencil by Mary Spear 36/150, 77.5cm x 60cm; another, The Arty Tie, signed and numbered in pencil by Mary Spear (2) unframed Certificates of Authentication by Art Image Ltd, 1990
Lot 918
Jarlath Daly (Ireland b.1956) Liam (Billy) Whelan (1935-1958) Bronze, 2007. Liam Whelan was one of Ireland's greatest soccer players. In September 1957, Liam Whelan scored twice in a European Cup tie for Manchester United against Shamrock Rovers at Dalymount Park, just up the road from where he grew up in Dublin. Less than five months later, he died along with seven team-mates in the Munich Air Disaster, one of the eight Manchester United players who died in the tragedy when aged just 22.
Lot 194
BERNARD BLANE WITHEY. Framed, signed with initials, dated 1931, oil on canvas, half length self portrait, showing artist in a three piece suit, white shirt and red tie with arms folded, standing beside image of a knight riding through extensive coastal landscape towards castle beyond, in Arts and Crafts style gilt frame. Blane Withey was an Art Master in Birmingham, 75.5cm x 55cm.
Lot 83
A framed and glazed black and white photograph of Queen Elizabeth (later the Queen Mother) signed "Elizabeth R" and dated Jan 18th 1941, a Christmas card depicting Henry Duke of Gloucester and Alice Duchess of Gloucester dated 1937 signed "Henry" and "Alice", an unframed black and white photograph of Alexandra and Angus Ogilvy inscribed "To you both with our good wishes, Alexandra and Angus" (1973), another inscribed "All good wishes, Happy New Year, Alexandra and Angus" (1974), an unframed postcard depicting General Georges, Commander of the French Army inscribed "A M A Commodore Fielden en Souvenir d'un Voyage Movemente 19.5.43 G R Georges" (given to Group Captain E.H. Fielden after picking up General Georges from France and delivering him to Maison Blanche, North Africa), and a framed and glazed photographic portrait study of gentleman in white tie and tails signed "Rusty" (Provenance : Air Vice Marshall Sir Edward "Mouse" Fielden GCVO, CB, DFC, AFC [deceased], personal pilot to Edward VIII when Prince of Wales, Chief Air Pilot and Extra Equerry, then Captain of the King's Flight/Queen's Flight - for further information please contact the Auctioneers) CONDITION REPORTS The photograph of Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother has some fading and creasing, frame with some wear and scuffs and stamped "Jarrolds (Sloan Street)..". The Henry and Alice card has wear, dirt and scuffs, some creasing and fading and foxing. The photo inscribed Rusty has some wear and fading and frame has some stains and scuffs. General Georges postcard has wear and slight browning/discolouration and some slight creasing. 1973 card has extensive creasing / folds vertically through centre and is mis-shapen. The 1974 card has some small creases and some light wear and scuffs.
Lot 331
A quantity of 19th century and later turned wood curtain pole ends, supports and rings, a pair of turned mahogany tie backs, a gilt wood tie back, a pair of pineapple shaped brass lights, a bronze pear on leafy branch, an Art Deco bronze door handle in the form of a woman, a copper child's shoe, a patinated brass dolphin group, and a similar stingray model, both produced by SPI Gallery, San Francisco
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