From The Estate Of Tom Owen (1949-2022) - The Hello Goodbye Man (1984 BBC Sitcom starring Ian Lavender) - an original studio audience recording pamphlet, given to members of the studio audience for a recording at Television Centre on Sunday 18th September 1983 for episode four, which saw Owen appear as 'Rod Stewart'. Along with a letter from Producer & Director Alan J. W. Bell thanking Owen for his work on the episode. The two would later reunite on Last Of The Summer Wine, and Bell was instrumental in bringing Tom Owen into the series.
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From The Estate Of Bill Owen (1914-1999) - Last Of The Summer Wine - two books presented to Bill Owen by Last Of The Summer Wine writer Roy Clark. The first being: 'Summer Wine Chronicles - Gala Week' by Roy Clarke. 1986 First Edition hardcover book, with dust jacket. Signed to the flyleaf ' For Bill, with best wishes for making Compo live! - Roy, Nov 86.' Signed in blue ink. The second book being an early 1974 First Edition Severn House 'Last Of The Summer Wine', signed to the flyleaf 'To Bill, for being a great Compo but more particularly for being Bill - Roy - Christmas 78'. Unique pieces of Summer Wine memorabilia.
From The Estate Of Tom Owen (1949-2022) - Last Of The Summer Wine - Tom Owen's 'Last Of The Summer Wine' scrapbook from 2002/03/04/05. Large green album filled with photographs taken during filming (some candid, others official photographs), many behind-the-scenes images, several large cast photographs present, and other items. A couple of pages feature photographs from his pantomime projects, but the album is largely LOTSW related. The final image in the album is an on-set image of the 'See Ya Compo' hillside sign that featured in Compo's funeral episode. A unique album.
From The Estate Of Bill Owen (1914-1999) - Scrapbooks - four of Bill Owen's personally made scrapbooks. The first one covering the 1960s into 1970s and is filled with photographs, letters, programmes, items relating to Owen's work with Boys Clubs, newspaper clippings, reviews, and other items. The other three albums appear c1990s and are largely filled with newspaper clippings relating to Last Of The Summer Wine, but some other photographs are included as well as on-set images from the sitcom. Unique and personal pieces of memorabilia from Owen's estate.
From The Estate Of Bill Owen (1914-1999) - Last Of The Summer Wine - a complete screen-used Compo costume, as worn by Bill Owen as the iconic character in the classic BBC sitcom. Comprising a custom-made deliberately distressed woollen jacket with label for Bryan Manning of Saville Row, an equally distressed knitted waistcoat, pyjama-type shirt, distressed suit trousers complete with rope belt, and the trademark iconic green knitted woollen hat. The trousers with original 'Stagewear Unlimited of Yorkshire' costumers label, which has 'Bill' written in ink alongside. Believed to have been worn by Owen in the series around the mid-to-late 1990s and is one of his 'final' costumes for the character. There were several versions of Compo's costume over the show's run, and each time the costume wore out the production team would have to carefully source another - the jackets ended up being purchased from a Savile Row tailor (above) and were painstakingly 'weathered' by the production team in order to maintain continuity. A note within Owen's autobiography alludes to the eventual cost of his tailor-made 'scruffy' costume being in the region of two-thousand pounds once completed. With trademark green hat, rope belt and distressed appearance, this screen-used costume represents one of the most inconic and endearing outfit's in British comedy history. Supplied with a photograph of Owen as the character, wearing this costume.
From The Estate Of Tom Owen (1949-2022) - Last Of The Summer Wine - a British Comedy Society award to Tom Owen 'In Celebration Of Last Of The Summer Wine 250th Episode & 35th Year Of Production'. Presented at Pinewood Studios 24th September 2006. Engraved with 'Tom Owen'. Glass construction. Measures approx: 17cm tall.
AFTER LUIGI BIENAIME (1795-1878) 'Reclining Bacchante' apparently unsigned, carved from white marble elegantly resting on a wine sack, a pitcher in her right hand, the glass missing from her left hand, 73cm high x 135cm wideProvenance: Private collection, Somerset.Luigi Bienaime Luigi Bienaime was a trained sculptor of the Neoclassical school who studied in Italy under Bertel Thorvaldsen (d. 1844). Throughout his career he travelled to St. Petersburg where he received numerous commissions from the Russian aristocracy. His finished Relining Bacchante was finalised in 1838 and was gifted to the Hermitage Museum by 1859. Further versions were distributed around the royal houses of Europe. See another example in the Latvian National Museum of Art from the Bukaisi Manor House and the collection of Prince Alexander Lieven.
A group of bohemian glass wares including a cranberry coloured condiment bottle, lacking stopper with an engraved fruiting wine design, a further beaker, the purple colour engraved with various buildings and castles, further small jug with an engraved design and buildings with titles and other items
12 various bottles of wine, 2014 Waterkloof Stellenbosch, 2016 Les Schiopetto Collio x 2, 2004 Chateau de L'Hestrange Beaujolais-Villages, 2008 Saint Amour, 2002 Sesti Buona Fede, 2006 Chateau Grand-Pey-Lescours St Emilion Grand Cru, 1996 Vincent Girardin Meursault Prem Cru, 1983 Huesgen Bereich Bernkastel, 2000 Bourgogne Chardonnay Philippe Chavy, 1984 Fritz Hubinger Rheinhessen Bereich Nierstein (12)
11 bottles of various wine including 2008 Lussac Saint-Emilion, 1991 Vriesenhof, 1985 Saint Emilio Grand Cru, 1975 Chateau Lescard, 2005 Chateau Le Bourdieu, 1987 Chateau Bel Air, 1976 Chateau Monlot Capet, 1974 Hautes Cotes de Beaune, 1983 Chateau de Pez, Serego Alighieri, 1988 Castelgreve Riserva
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