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Lot 1696
A Victorian silver rectangular vesta case, enameled to one side with a luggage label, detailed 'I'm out for the night, when I am booz'd and helplessly roam, tie this to my coat and send me home, address see back', the back engraved J. W. Selby, Old Times Coach, 7, Edgware Road.W, London 1887. 86 Illustrated
Lot 798
HEATH ROBINSON - The W. Heath Robinson Calendar (for 1938); pictorial paper covers (with red ribbon tie) & 52 inimitable cartoon illus. calendar leaves (i.e. weekly) with captions, portrait 8vo. London: G Delgado Ltd., (1937). * if rarity has an amusing quality ( see 'ABC. for Book Collectors') this has to be a prime example.
Lot 213
A 9ct gold signet ring, with monogram, 2.3g; a red and white paste ring, in 18ct gold, 3g; a 14ct gold paste-set ring, 2g; a green stone ring, in 9ct gold, 2.5g; an Elizabethan five-strand graduated faux pearl necklace, contained in a case; a Queen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee commemorative coin; a single strand of faux pearls, damaged; and a miscellaneous collection of metal and silver items, comprising: eight rings, four brooches, two pendants, a pair of Concorde earrings, a stick pin and a tie pin
Lot 532
Greek Gold Ring with Marriage-Knot or Knot of Hercules 5th-3rd century AD. A three-band hoop with beaded borders, formed into a marriage-knot or Knot of Hercules with granule and beaded wire detailing. 4.61 grams, 22mm overall, 19.97mm internal diameter (approximate size British U, USA 10, Europe 22.52, Japan 21) (1"). Property of a Surrey collector; acquired in the early 1970s. The Knot of Hercules, also known as a reef knot, is at least 4,000 to 9,000 years old. This knot is used to tie the two ends of a single line together, and is thus the perfect symbol of the tying together of two lives into one. Its appearance in a ring of this age indicates that it has been a symbol of marriage union since antiquity. Very fine condition.
Lot 349
Three England Rugby team commemorative ties, the first "England v South Africa 1992, a commemorative for this game in which I gave my brother Tony a scoring pass for him to score his first try for England", signed Rory Underwood; another "England Rugby team double grand slam, we waited a long time but it was worth it", signed Rob Andrew and dated 1991-92 with five nations emblems; and a third "The tie says it all! Regards", signed Tony Underwood, for the New Zealand All Blacks 1993 match England 15 New Zealand 9, mounted and framed. PROVENANCE From the great Tie & Scarf auction, Wednesday 22nd March 1995, the Tie Rack in support of the Macmillan Appeal.
Lot 13
A 1970s Gina Fratini floral patterned dress, lace detailing to bust and on edge of large pockets to skirt, black bow tie straps, zip to back, Gina Fratini and Harrods labels to inside Gina Fratini (b. 1931) is a British fashion designer who became one of the top British designers of the early 1970s and winning Dress of the Year Award in 1975. One of Fratini's most notable designs was for Elizabeth Taylor who wore a Fratini wedding dress for her second wedding to Richard Burton.
Lot 191
A green tone coloured lamé dress and matching cloak worn by one of the Hawk Woman characters in Flash Gordon, dress with silvered metallic thread detailing and green plastic decoration, thin straps and silvered bead detailing to bust, cloak of in matching material and design, silver tie to neck
Lot 30
A rare 1969 long chiffon wrap dress by Ossie Clark for Quorum in a black and white geometric and floral print by Celia Birtwell, long blouson sleeves, deep v neck to front and cut out detail to back, waist wrap tie to waist, ties to neck, 'Ossie Clark, print by Celia Birtwell' label and 'Quorum & Jeeves' label to back of neck, size 10 Ossie Clark for Quorum was the more expensive line that Clark designed for before Quorum and the Ossie Clark brand were bought by Radley in the late 60s which then produced the more affordable Ossie Clark for Radley line. Clark's favourite model Gala Mitchell was photographed wearing this dress for a model shoot in the late 60s.
Lot 40
A 1980s Christian Dior dark red dress, blouson sleeves with pleat detailing, elasticated waist, pleat detailing to bottom of skirt, collar, tie to neck, button fastening to front, material embossed with Christian Dior, lining silk and embossed with Christian Dior, Christian Dior 'Tricots et Coordonnes' and size 46 label to neck
Lot 61
A long 1970s lilac satin dress, half length fluted sleeves, popper fastening to waist, large satin button fastening to neck, contrasting pink and purple tie to waist with a clip yellow plastic and gilt metal buckle, Julius Garfinckle & Co label to inside Garfinckle's was a department store that operated from the 1905-1990s, with a flagship store based in Washington D.C. Founded by Julius Garfinckle, the store was most controversially known for it's stance against Civil Rights during the 1950s-1960s which many believed was the reason for it's downfall in the latter half of the 20th Century.
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