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49. An Arts and Crafts desktop letter rackwith inkwell, of patterned and planishedcopper, having twin risers with centraldivision, the foremost bearing repousseand chased legend for “Post”, “In” and“Out”, over a rectangular platform base withcentral square section ink bearing raisedheart decoration, and two flanking whiplashsupports, 23 cm x 15 cm high, early 20thCenturyEst. £80-12050. A pair of late Victorian Etruscan revivalbrass candle holders, having inverted bellform sockets raised over a triform pedestalwith animal paw feet, and conformingplatform base, 10 cmEst. £30-6051. An Edwardian brass table gong, 30 cmEst. £30-5052. A Victorian brass three-tier vegetablestandEst. £30-6053. A Victorian enamelled cast iron door stopmodelled as Punch, 31cm highEst. £20-4054. A bronzed sculpture of two saddledhorses, early 20th Century, 25cm highEst. £40-8055. An 18th Century brass mortar and pestleEst. £20-4056. An Arts and Crafts style brass wallsconce, the planished backplate repoussemoulded in the form of an exotic bird withinan annulus, above a rectangular drip tray,early 20th CenturyEst. £20-40Boxes & Treen57. A Georgian mahogany sarcophagusform tea caddy, with inlaid escutcheon andcompressed bun feet, opening to reveal twocompartments with conforming lids, 26 cm x15.5 cm x 13 cm highEst. £40-6058. A late Georgian mahogany sarcophagusform tea caddy, over four pad feet, openingto reveal a two compartment coveredinterior, 19 x 11 x 13 cm highEst. £40-5059. An early 20th Century burr walnut tablebox, 22 x 12 x 6 cm highEst. £30-4060. A Victorian mahogany and beadworktea tray, of oblong form with a raised andmoulded edge surrounding a central glazedpanel over a gros point and beadworkdepiction of blossoms, with brass volutehandles and bun feet, 60 cmEst. £30-5061. A 19th Century miniature mahoganychest of drawers, comprising two shortover three long drawers with brass knobhandles, shaped apron and square bracketfeet, 28cm x 12cm x 24cm highEst. £20-4062. A late Victorian or Edwardian inlaidmahogany table model revolving bookstand, 27cm x 27cm x 28cm highEst. £50-8063. A late 19th / early 20th Century rosewoodand boxwood coopered pale, of taperingcylindrical form, with cover and swinghandle, 26 cm (a/f)Est. £30-6064. A Victorian toy wooden wheelbarrow,impressed “Andrew Keith, 14A SalisburyStreet”, approximately 75 cm long (a/f)Est. £30-5065. A late Victorian / early Edwardian brassmountedoak stationary and ink stand,comprising lidded letter box, over squaresection stand with drawer, and four bun feet,22 cm highEst. £30-4066. A brass-inlaid rosewood portable writingdesk, of typical form, circa 1830-40, 28cm x19cm x 50cmEst. £100-15067. A Georgian rosewood tea caddy, of stringinlaid sarcophagus form, over four bun feet,opening to reveal a three compartmentinterior with covers and wheel cut glassbowl, 31 x 17 x 17 cm high (a/f)Est. £60-8068. A George IV mahogany sarcophagusform tea caddy, 34c, x 19cm x 21cm highEst. £30-505Imperfections not stated

85. Glass lantern slides, of a religious nature,including those by Graves, and Newton &Co., housed in a wooden case, late 19th /early 20th CenturyEst. £20-4086. A STC Trimphone table telephone in theDeltaphone De luxe model, with a redleather finish, 1970sEst. £20-4087. A set of Louis Schopper of Leipzigquadrent paper scales, in black enamelledmetal and brass over a cast trefoil base, late19th Century, 56 cmEst. £20-3088. A 19th Century patent Life Boat Compassby Dent of 34 Royal Exchange, London,being a gimballed brass compass in agalvanized copper case with integralcarrying handle, sloping glass window andlateral spirit lamp, numbered 38811, 21cmhigh, together with a vacant small brassmarine compass binnacleEst. £100-20089. A pair of 19th Century optician’s eyesighttesting spectacles, having six pairsof horn rimmed lenses collectively held on asingle swivel and folding within a conformingcover (a/f)Est. £20-4090. A late 19th Century student’s lacqueredbrass drum microscopeEst. £20-3091. A Victorian student’s lacquered brassmonocular microscope, in fitted mahoganycase, instrument 23.5cm highEst. £40-8092. A rustic violin, cased with a bow stampedVuillaumeEst. £20-4093. A 19th Century continental table topmusic box, having a string inlaid rosewoodcase, internally ebonised, and three bellmechanism, 41 x 27 x 23 cm high (a/f)Est. £40-8094. A Victorian table top Symphonion,housed in a walnut case, together with twomusic discs (a/f)Est. £100-150Period Lighting95. A Victorian Moore Bros. six branchparcel-gilt table candelabra, the branchesnaturalistically modelled as bamboo stemssupporting lotus blossom sockets and drippans, over a moulded trunk supporting fullyformed flowers and foliage, cherubim andstork, on a circular platform base with Greekkey border, puce backstamp, late 19th /early 20th Century, 65 cmEst. £150-25096. A late 19th Century porcelain chinoiserieoil lamp, of inverted baluster form andhand enamelled in a polychrome depictionof oriental stylized flowers within quatrefoilcartouches reserved on a mottled blueground, fitted with a Messenger’s No2burner and white glass globe,34cm to top of burnerEst. £40-8097. A Victorian oil lamp, having etched floralshade, opaline-green moulded glassreservoir, and a gilt metal mounted columnarstand with Art Nouveau feet, 80 cmEst. £80-120Costume & Textiles98. A late Victorian woven bonnet, in black,having sequin and ribbon trimming withcream silk roses and long streamers,circa 1880sEst. £20-3099. Victorian mourning costume comprisinga black moiré skirt made by Marshall& Snelgrove Ltd of Leeds, together witha matching tippet, black taffeta petticoat,a black cotton drawn-bonnet, a ruffledsatin and gauze parasol, with crystal formpommel, and a black ostrich feather (6)Est. £40-60100. A late 19th Century leather hat box,burgundy plush lined, containing a MossBros. of London morning top hatEst. £20-40101. Edwardian and later outer ware, includinga black brocade cape, a black wool dresscoat with velvet rolled collar and puffedsleeves, and one other fox fur coat (3)Est. £30-607Imperfections not stated

102. Edwardian and later white cottonchristening dresses for a baby, workedin Broderie Anglais and whitework, onedelightfully embroidered with “Baby” to thebib using drawn-thread work, together withtwo day dresses (5)Est. £20-40103. Two silk top hats, one from Vero & Co.of Carlisle, together with a later modifiedbowler hat, early 20th CenturyEst. £20-40104. A vintage hat box containing a quantityof feathers, plumes and lace trimmings,together with a black feather stole andindigo feather tippet, first quarter 20thCenturyEst. £30-50105. A 1930s R&B Dorville dress coat, ofshort and long stitch construction, workedin polychrome stylized blossoms overblack, having rolled collar with puffed shortsleeves, and clasp front fasteningEst. £40-80106. A Bullough’s of Carlisle fox fur capelet,together with one other fur muffEst. £20-40107. A mid 20th Century red ermine eveningstole, 160 cmEst. £20-40108. A William IV sampler worked by MargaretJohnston of Wellknowrigg in the 14thyear of her age 1834, comprising centralverse and elegant mansion surrounded bymotif blossoms and floral borders, workedin silk threads over muslin, in gilt mount andblack moulded frame under glass,42 x 60 cmEst. £200-400109. A Sozayemon Nishimura of Kioto, Japan,Yuzen-Birodo or cut-velvet picture,depicting night time Ukai fishing with theuse of cormorant birds, dark mountainsloom atmospherically beyond, crownedby the trace of a lone firework, framedand mounted under glass, 42.5 x 68 cm,together with a framed supporting documentexplaining the process of the mediumEst. £100-150Oriental110. A large Chinese silkwork pictureembroidered with songbirds amongstflowering peony, in fabric slip and giltframe under glass, 111 x 69 cmEst. £30-50111. A Chinese carved rootwood study of aman on a buffalo, 33cm high, together withone of similar smaller carvingEst. £50-80112. A small Japanese Meiji carved ivoryokimono of a figure seated with parasol,(a/f)Est. £20-40113. A Japanese Meiji / Taisho carved ivorycylindrical box, the lid relief carved indepiction of an elephant’s head, 6.7cmdiameter, together with another similarboxEst. £30-50114. A Japanese Meiji / Taisho carved ivorypommel, naturalistically modelled as asmall frog amongst lily pads and blossom,6cm high, mounted on a carved woodenstandEst. £80-120115. A Japanese Meiji carved ivory okimonoof a fisherman, character marks to base,12.5cm high, (a/f)Est. £40-80116. An oriental carved bone sculpture of anoble man, late 19th / early 20th Century,13cm highEst. £30-50117. A Japanese Meiji / Taisho okimono of amusician standing holding a flute, 12cm highEst. £40-60118. A Japanese carved bamboo walkingcane with root bulb pommel, decoratedin depiction of a Geisha beauty within awoodland setting, 91 cmEst. £20-40119. A pair of oriental carved wooden shrinefigures, each showing traces of originalpaint and gilding, and having a carvedrecess verso containing folded texts,24cm and 28cmEst. £80-1208Imperfections not stated

120. A Japanese Meiji period lacquered box,of rounded rectangular section with subtlydomed hinged lid, the latter decorated withtaka maki-e floral sprigs and centred by afan shaped ivory plaque similarly decoratedin depiction of birds and bamboo,14cm x 23cm x 13cm highEst. £20-30121. A mid 19th Century inlaid satinwoodsewing box, of oblong section, the hingedlid profusely inlaid and incorporating acentral oval medallion, garlands and sprigspandrels, the interior incorporating a fittedtray, 27cm x 22cm x 10cm highEst. £80-120122. A Georgian mahogany portablestationary and writing cabinet, of oblongsection with brass bale handle to the topand ogee moulded plinth base, having twodeep hinged doors to the front, opening toreveal an arrangement of pigeon holes anddrawers with turned bone handlesEst. £100-200123. A Japanese late Meiji / Taisho lacqueredstacking box set, decorated in a takamaki-e depiction of cranes amongst trees,15cm high, together with a similar smalltrayEst. £20-30124. Two South Asian carved hardwoodmasks, respectively of a bearded andcrowned figure, and a grotesqueEst. £30-60125. An Asian brass mounted hardwood bowl,11cm diameterEst. £20-30126. A pair of Oriental champleve enamelledinverted baluster vasesEst. £30-40Oriental Ceramics127. A pair of Chinese covered vases, ofinverted baluster form, the domes covershaving shishi finials, decorated in depictionof figures in a landscape with pagodas andrivers, four-character marks to base,16cm highEst. £100-200128. A large Chinese porcelain charger,enamelled in depiction of birds amongstflora in yellow, green and purple enamels,the underside rim decorated in a simplestylized scroll in black on a green lustreground, painted character marks to base,36cmEst. £100-200129. A large Chinese porcelain charger,decorated in depiction of two dragonsamongst chrysanthemum and otherblossom on a yellow ground, the borderdecorated in a pattern on stylized scrolls,foliage and blossom on a turquoise ground,the underside enamelled in a foliate scrollpattern in famille rose hues on a paleceladon glaze, 41cm, (a/f)Est. £100-200130. Eight Chinese celadon circular plates,bearing famille rose enamelled decoration indepiction of birds, flowers and insects, withblue seal mark to base, late 19th Century,each approximately 19cm diameterEst. £40-80131. A large Japanese Meiji period Satsumaware vase, of ovoid form with domed cover,and ring-and-cord form side handles, thecover surmounted by a shishi with Tama,decorated with vignettes of court life,character marks to base, 50cm high, (a/f)Est. £50-80132. Two Chinese porcelain blue and whiteovoid jars, each decorated in depiction offigures in a garden setting, K’Ang-Hsi typeleaf and four-character marked respectively,12cm highEst. £100-200133. A Chinese blue and white porcelainvase, of subtly lobed rouleau form with laterwhite Dutch silver collar and lobed stopper,decorated in a blossom pattern, K’Ang-Hsistyle leaf mark, 21cmEst. £100-150134. A pair of Chinese blue and whiteporcelain vases, each of lobed ovoidform with flared foot and later white metalcollars and oblate stopper, bearing floraldecoration, K’Ang-Hsi style leaf marks,19.5cmEst. £100-2009Imperfections not stated

135. An oriental ceramic figure of a recumbentsage, in brown, buff and blue glazes, 11cmhigh, (a/f), on carved wooden standEst. £20-40136. A large Imari porcelain bottle vase,having long subtly reeded tapering neckand conforming compressed ovoid body, theneck decorated in a pattern of blossom, thebody faced with cusped and circular fields,the former bearing trees in blossom, thelatter showing phoenixes and flaming pearls,49cm high (repaired break at base of neck)Est. £30-50137. A Chinese porcelain famille rosejardinière, decorated with vignettes offigures in a garden setting, character marksto base, 27cm highEst. £40-80Ceramics138. A Set of six Aynsley coffee cans andsaucers bearing the retailer’s nameWaring & Gillow Ltd, Oxford Street,London, each decorated in a pattern offloral swags and gilt enrichedEst. £20-40139. A mid 19th Century Staffordshire spillvase modelled as a tulip head, flanked bytwo song birds on nests over a naturalisticbase with two pen apertures, 8cmEst. £30-50140. An early 19th Century Spode porcelainjug, the white ground banded in lavender,and sprigged with an Aboriginal hunt sceneand acanthus leaves, hand painted mark tobase, 15cmEst. £40-80141. A Sherwin & Cotton pictorial tile, reliefdecorated in depiction of a young childdressed in a sailors suit accompanied by aNewfoundland dog, sepia glazed, late 19thCentury, 20.5 x 15.5cmEst. £20-40142. An English pearlware coffee pot, ofbaluster form with domed cover and reededspout, hand enamelled with a spriggednose-gay, and a cusped stylized border,late 18th Century, 22cmEst. £80-120143. A Burleigh Ware Art Deco dinner servicein the Orange Tree pattern, number 5040,comprising six soup dishes, twelve sideplates, a platter, two covered tureens and aconforming sauce tureen, six dinner platesand twelve desert plates, each decoratedwith a single offset tree over a creamground, Rd 766416, circa 1931Est. £50-80144. A pair of Doulton Burslem jugs, of ovoidform, each having a loop handle andcusped spout, hand decorated with blueirises over an achromatizing cobalt ground,gilt enriched, signed C Copestake and RMidwinter respectively, 17cm high, circa1900 (a/f)Est. £40-60145. A Wedgwood cauliflower form mouldedcream jug, suitably glazed in cream andgreen, impressed mark to the base, 8.5 cmEst. £20-30146. A Doulton Lambeth Slaters Patentstoneware tobacco jar and cover, ofbarrel form, relief decorated with sprigged,curvilinear blossoms, and bearing acentral circular reserve with owners name,impressed marks, 14cmEst. £20-40147. A Keeling & Co Losol Ware Blantyrepattern fruit bowl, early 20th Century,29cm diameterEst. £20-30148. Two Maling lustre ware bowls, eachbearing the Primrose Border over a wavedground, in Victorian Green and Roserespectively, black backstamp, secondquarter 20th CenturyEst. £20-40149. A Royal Worcester blush ivory miniatureloving cup, decorated with sprigs andblossoms, puce backstamp, 1912, 3.5cmEst. £15-25150. A Royal Worcester blush ivory vase, ofovoid form, having a slender waisted neckwith everted rim, flying scroll handles facedwith satyr’s masks, and flared foot oversquare section pedestal base, decoratedwith gilt enriched, iris centered sprigs, pucebackstamp, 1912, 21cmEst. £30-6010Imperfections not stated

151. A Japanese Meiji period miniatureSatsuma bowl, having a cusped rim andgilt enriched decoration in the form offloral borders surrounding a central figuralreserve, 6.5cm diameterEst. £20-30152. A Staffordshire pottery model of Shylock,poised with a knife and balance scales, thebase naturalistically modelled and appliedwith moss, gilt enriched, mid 19th Century,30cmEst. £60-100153. A Worcester blue-and-white chestnutbasket and stand, of subtly lobed ovalsection, having reticulated domed lidwith handle naturalistically modelled as abranch with foliage and blossom, the basketmoulded in a pattern of flowerhead-centredhexagonal cells, on conforming two-handledstand, the central decoration being sprays ofblossom and fruit, crescent and cursive ‘W’marks, circa 1760-70Est. £500-800154. A Royal Crown Derby two handled urnformvase, of shouldered form with cuppedneck rim and square platform base, richlydecorated with raised gilding in a pattern ofdense floral swags on a cobalt blue ground,bearing backstamp of the retailer Mortlock’s,Oxford Street, circa 1895, 20cm highEst. £80-120155. A Carlton Ware Mephistopheles or ‘RedDevil’ coffee service, decorated with acloaked, shadowy figure poised within aperpetual stylized garden, jewel enamelledand gilt over a lemon yellow ground,comprising coffee pot, cream jug and sixcoffee cans and saucers, black backstamp,with hand painted pattern number 3769,0/287, 1933-1937, (14)Est. £3000-5000156. A Fieldings Crown Devon hors d’oeuvreset in the Tampico pattern, comprisingsalad bowl and server, appetizer dish,sectional dipping dish, and jug with stand,bearing kitsch cuisine decoration over amottled buff ground, mid 20th CenturyEst. £30-50157. A Carter Stabler Adams Poole Potterycovered butter dish, with integral stand,shape number 640, decorated in a floralribboned sprig, impressed mark, secondquarter 20th Century, 13cm diameterEst. £20-30158. A Figgjo Flint of Norway serving platterand dish, of oblong form, each decoratedwith trompe l’oeil lobster, shrimp or dressing,mid 20th Century, 50cm and26cm respectivelyEst. £20-30159. A Wedgwood & Co. serving platter ingreen transfer printed Asiatic Pheasantspattern with mezzanine, 49cmEst. £30-50160. Ridgway Potteries Ltd Homemakerpattern saucers and side platesdesigned by Enid Seeney, decoratedin a monochrome motif pattern famouslyincorporating iconic 1950s homefurnishings, mid 20th Century, (15)Est. £30-60161. A Shelley bone china tea set in theCrabtree pattern number 11651, of QueenAnne form, comprising six tea cups andsaucers, sugar and cream, each elementdecorated with a fruiting tree and sea greenborders, circa 1929 (a/f)Est. £30-60162. A Royal Doulton jardinière, of shoulderedhemispherical form with cylindrical neck,having highly stylized floral decorationoutlined in dark blue, 24cm diameterEst. £40-60163. A Victorian ironstone-china pitcher andbasin in Cleopatra pattern, decorated witha capriccio landscape set within a floral andfoliate border, pattern 3305Est. £20-40164. A Victorian snuff taker Toby jug,of diminutive form, gilt enriched andpolychrome enamelled with speckledwaistcoat and lemon culottes, mid 19thCentury, 14cm highEst. £20-40165. A pair of Victorian earthenware figuresof a cobbler and his wife, each of seatedform over a square platform base, giltenriched and polychrome enamelled,mid 19th Century, 17cmEst. £20-40166. A mid 19th Century green transferprinted jug, La Chasse pattern, ofshouldered form, moulded as a shell, thedecoration depicting hunting scenes,21cm highEst. £20-4011Imperfections not stated

184. A 19th Century Cap di Monte porcelainchocolate cup and cover, relief decoratedin depiction of classical gods and havingcoral-form bifurcated loop handles,polychrome enamelled and gilt, bearingunderglaze blue crowned N markEst. £20-40185. An 18th Century Caughley blue-andwhitebutter tureen, of oval section havingtwig-form handles with flowerhead and budterminals, decorated in a pattern of insectsand flora, crescent mark to base,14cm wide x 9.5cm highEst. £200-400186. A Doulton hand enamelled plate, depictingmullets, by Holloway, 22cmEst. £15-25187. A 19th Century porcelain tankardenamelled in a deep blue and gilt chinoiseriepattern of stylized blossom within deep blueand gilt borders, 9cm highEst. £40-80188. An early 19th Century porcelaincoffee can decorated in a pattern of faunchinoiserie reserved against cobalt bluefields with gilt scrollwork and ju-i headborders, 6.5cm highEst. £20-40189. A 19th Century German porcelain kestrelmodelled perched on a tree stump withfoliage and blossom, polychrome enamelledand bearing the bird species Thurmfalk incursive script, the underside impressed2312F and an underglase letter T abovea saltire, 27cm highEst. £50-80190. A Poole pottery hors d’oeuvre set,comprising two rectangular and four squaresection dishes, each hand decorated withstylized fish and vegetables worked in greyand taupe, over a grey lacquered tray,impressed and painted marks, 501, KU,second quarter 20th CenturyEst. £40-60191. A Carlton Ware Pick Flowers,Brewmaster figure, circa 1950sEst. £20-30192. A pair of Losol Ware square sectionGu form vases, in the Shanghai pattern,transfer printed and enamelled in a paletteof pink and green, blue backstamp, 3443,33cmEst. £20-50Glass193. A set of six Waterford crystal tumblersEst. £30-50194. A Victorian Nailsea type gimmel flask,having white lattice work decoration, 21cmEst. £20-30195. A mid 18th Century wine glass, havingogee bowl with ribbed base, on plain stemand folded foot, 13cm highEst. £40-80196. An Orrefors glass vase, possiblydesigned by Olle Alberius, of tapering ovalsection, wheel cut in depiction of a classicalfemale figure waving to a departing ship,engraved marks to the base, date letter forthe year 1941, with additional dedicationand the date 27/2 1944Est. £40-60197. An Orrefors art glass vase designedby Edvin Ohrstrom, of tapering lenticularsection, wheel cut in depiction of a younggirl kneeling before a starry sky, engravedmarks to the base, and date letter for theyear 1946Est. £30-50198. A pair of early 20th Century cobalt blueaventurine glass vases, of six-petalledflowerhead section, and tapering gadroonedform with collar, 8cmEst. £30-50199. A pair of Victorian emerald green lustrevases, each having a flared, wavy rim,10cmEst. £15-25200. A Louis Comfort Tiffany Favrile glassbowl, of shallow circular form with irregularwavy rim and iridescent gold finish, markedL.C.T to base, late 19th / early 20th Century,15cm diameter (a/f)Est. £150-25013Imperfections not stated

201. An early 18th Century light baluster ginglass, having bell-form bowl, a doublebalusterstem with tear, and folded foot,13.5cmEst. £300-500202. A 19th Century cranberry glass Jack inthe pulpit vase, 76cmEst. £100-200Postage Stamps203. A quantity of unused GB stampsEst. £40-60204. The Lady of the Century, a philatelic ringbinder containing a quantity of GB First DayCovers featuring the HRH Queen MotherEst. £20-40205. Royal Navy Stamp Collection, a philatelicring binder containing a quantity of GB FirstDay Covers featuring the Navy FleetEst. £20-40206. A collection of Royal Mail First DayCovers, held in a ring binderEst. £20-40207. Diana, Princess of Wales, a philatelic ringbinder containing a quantity of GB First DayCoversEst. £20-40208. Autographed Editions, a philatelic ringbinder containing a quantity of GB FirstDay Covers featuring Ian Botham, MartinBrundle, Alan Titchmarsh and David BellamyEst. £20-40209. Birds of the World, a philatelic ring bindercontaining a quantity of GB First Day CoversEst. £20-40210. Diana, Princess of Wales, July 1 1961- August 31 1997, a philatelic ring bindercontaining a quantity of GB First Day CoversEst. £20-40211. A quantity of miscellaneous GB First DayCovers, held in two philatelic ring bindersEst. £20-40213. Approximately 350 GB First Day Covers,divided between 11 philatelic binders, circa1980sEst. £40-80214. 23 Post Office yearbooks, each beingpresentation hardback volumes in slipcases, 1984-2007 (missing 2001)Est. £200-400215. Approximately 90 GB First Day Covers,divided between philatelic binders, togetherwith four sets of PHQ cards and twoChristmas stamp folders, circa 1986Est. £20-40216. Singapore and USA yearbookscontaining mint stamps, together with aquantity of IOM and Jersey covers, includingBattle of Britain and RAFEst. £100-150Postcards217. [Postcards] A postcard album withgreen pictorial, Secessionist style boards,containing approximately 142 early 19thCentury postcards depicting views ofCumbria and neighbouring countiesincluding the cities of Sunderland andLiverpool, together with a number ofsentimental cards and photographsEst. £60-80218. [Postcards] An early Edwardian postcardalbum, having burgundy decorative boards,containing approximately 190 postcards of apredominantly sentimental natureEst. £20-40219. [Postcards] An early Edwardian postcardalbum, having grey boards, containingapproximately 80 postcards of apredominantly illustrated and sentimentalnatureEst. £20-40220. [Postcards] An early Edwardian postcardalbum, having grey green boards, containingapproximately 100 postcard views of Indiaand Cumbria, alongside sentimental scenesEst. £20-40212. Miscellaneous GB First Day Covers,including post office sheetsEst. £50-8014Imperfections not stated

221. [Postcards] An early Edwardian postcardalbum, having apple green decorativeboards, containing approximately 95postcard views of an assorted nature,including Scottish and regional viewsEst. £20-40222. [Postcards] over 300 postcards of aassorted nature, including regional andnational views, and sentimental scenes,early 20th CenturyEst. £40-60223. [Postcards] A ring binder containingapproximately 130 sepia and polychromepostcards, the majority being from the Northof England, including Lancaster, Darlington,North Yorkshire, and BlackpoolEst. £30-60224. [Postcards] A ring binder containingapproximately 130 postcards of asentimental and satirical nature, togetherwith a small quantity of souvenir Lakelandviews, first quarter 20th CenturyEst. £30-60225. [Postcards] A small quantity of SecondWorld War French language, anti-German,military postcards (11)Est. £20-30226. [Postcards] Mabel Lucie Attwell and othersentimental postcards (30)Est. £20-30227. [Postcards] A period album containingapproximately 120 postcards and a numberof period photographs, being Cumberlandand Westmorland views, and those of asentimental and social nature, circa 1915Est. £40-60228. [Postcards] G. P. Abraham & Sons,contemporary postcards, the images takenfrom glass plate negatives of MessrsAbraham, 53 packets containing 15 cardseachEst. £50-80229. [Postcards] Carlisle, a large number ofloose postcard views of CarlisleEst. £60-80230. [Postcards] Equine / Sporting, a numberof loose postcard views including militaryand domestic ridingEst. £30-50231. [Postcards] Nautical, a number of loosepostcard views of ships, late 19th /early 20thCenturyEst. £30-50232. [Postcards] Railway / Aeroplane, anumber of loose postcard views, late 19th /early 20th CenturyEst. £30-50233. [Postcards] A large number of sentimental,illustrated and portrait postcards, late 19th /early 20th CenturyEst. £40-60234. [Postcards] A large number of postcardviews from in and around Newcastle,together with other national examples, late19th / early 20th CenturyEst. £40-60235. [Postcards] Cumberland / Westmorland,A large number of postcard views from inand around the Border region, late 19th /early 20th CenturyEst. £80-120236. [Postcards] Pictorial Post Cards, a greycloth album containing 48 illustrated views,early 20th CenturyEst. £15-25Ephemera237. Five cinema posters, being those of themovies Airport 77, Boatnicks, PoseidonAdventure, ‘Till Death do Us Part, andHistory of the World Part OneEst. £30-50238. Five cinema posters, being those of themovies The Blue Lagoon, Swarm, The WildGeese, Airport ‘80 - the Concorde, andAirplaneEst. £30-50239. Five cinema posters, being those of themovies The Last Re-make of Beau Geste,Airport ‘80 - the Concorde, Swarm, TheBawdy Adventures of Tom Jones, and TheSandwich ManEst. £30-50240. Five cinema posters, being those of themovies Mackenna’s Gold, Please Sir,Tentacles and Mr Billion, Evil Under the Sun,and MeteorEst. £30-5015Imperfections not stated

241. A late 19th Century photograph albumcontaining a series of candid picturestaken in and around Carlisle, as capturedin 1895 with the use of a hand-held boxcamera and early roll prints, comprising21 views in total, entitled ‘Ice’ and ‘Spring’,‘Rickerby House’, ‘Dalson Road’ and‘Wetheral Bridge’ plus more unmentionedEst. £20-40242. An album containing approximately170 mid Victorian greetings cards, ofa sentimental and romantic natureEst. £200-300243. Metropolis 1927, British souvenirprogramme from the motion picture,Tredegar Hall, Newport, Monday October31st 1927Est. £50-80244. A large quantity of publicity photographsof stage and screen starsEst. £40-60245. Arms, Crests and Monograms album,containing a quantity of tipped in examples,displayed within decorative presentationpages, late 19th / early 20th CenturyEst. £20-40246. A large quantity of 19th Century auctionposters pertaining to Cumberland andNorthumberland, advertising the sale ofhouses, farms and commercial property,stock-in-trade, furniture and fixtures, inCarlisle and other local towns and villages,including the Coach and Horses and BlackBull in Brampton, the Salutation Inn inHayton and the Manor House in Haltwhistle,the auctions taken by Robert Dalton andSons, William Bell and William Carrick et.al., dating from 1830 through to the early20th Century, approximately 66 posters witha small quantity of ephemeraEst. £500-1000247. [Scrap Album] having teal paper; printedwith the frontispiece from Cassell & Co.Ltd’s ‘The Nation’s Pictures’, and bearingtipped-in popular images, circa 1915, 4to,publishers boardsEst. £30-50Autographs248. [Autographs] Beatrix Potter, a copy ofThe Tale of Mrs Tiggy Winkle, bearing atipped in cutting from an autograph letterwith message I remain yours sincerely,Beatrix Heelis, (some further writing visibleverso)Est. £200-300249. [Autographs] The Beatles, the albumLet It Be with sleeve signed by all fourmembers of the groupEst. £700-900250. [Autographs] The Beatles, the albumYellow Submarine with sleeve signed by allfour members of the groupEst. £700-900251. [Autographs] The Beatles, the albumThe Beatles 1967-1970 with sleeve signedby John Lennon and Paul McCartneyEst. £300-500252. [Autographs] The Beatles, the albumThe Beatles’ Story, A Narrative and MusicalBiography, with inside sleeve signed by allfour members of the groupEst. £700-900253. [Autographs] A ring binder containing76 stage and screen star autographs, themajority being signatures on leaves fromalbums, together with associated printedand photographic portraits, others beingsigned promotional material and similar,including Hoagy Carmichael, DeannaDurbin, John Gielgud, Gene Kelly andJack WarnerEst. £100-200254. [Autographs] A ring binder containing77 stage and screen star autographs, themajority being signatures on leaves fromalbums, together with associated printedand photographic portraits, others beingsigned promotional material and similar,including Jack Heley jr, William Holden, EarlHolliman, John Huston, Alan Ladd, BertLahr, Peter Lorre, and Lee Marvin,Est. £100-20016Imperfections not stated

255. [Autographs] A ring binder containing67 stage and screen star autographs,the majority being signatures on leavesfrom albums, together with associatedprinted and photographic portraits, othersbeing signed promotional material andsimilar, including Tom Mix, Ray Milland,Hattie McDaniel, Edna May Olivier, TyronePower, Mary Philbin, George Raft, ClaudeRains,Basil Rathbone, Robert Ryan, GeorgeReeves, Roy Rogers, Sabu, BarbaraStanwyck, Ben Turpin, Ed Wynn, the ThreeStooges, and Johnny WeismullerEst. £100-200256. [Autographs] A ring binder containing48 stage and screen star autographs,the majority being signatures on leavesfrom albums, together with associatedprinted and photographic portraits, othersbeing signed promotional material andsimilar, including Gene Autry, Bronco BillyAnderson, Clara Bow, Nigel Bruce, GeorgeBurns, Tallulah Bankhead, Lucille Ball, JackBenny, and Eddie CantorEst. £100-200257. [Autographs] A ring binder containing59 stage and screen star autographs, themajority being signatures on leaves fromalbums, together with associated printedand photographic portraits, others beingsigned promotional material and similar,including Nelson Eddy, Susan Hayward,Buck Jones, Harold Lloyd, Carole Lombard,Veronica Lake, Liberace, John Forsythe,Zsa Zsa Gabor, Roddy McDowall, andJack PalanceEst. £100-200258. [Autographs] A ring binder containing83 stage and screen star autographs, themajority being signatures on leaves fromalbums, together with associated printedand photographic portraits, others beingsigned promotional material and similar,including Dame Judith Anderson, ConstanceBennet, Virginia Bruce, Joane Fontaine,Greer Garson, Jane Greer, and D W GriffithEst. £100-200259. [Autographs] A ring binder containing67 stage and screen star autographs, themajority being signatures on leaves fromalbums, together with associated printedand photographic portraits, others beingsigned promotional material and similar,including Roddy McDowall, Max Miller, BurtKwonk, Kenneth Moore, Robert Morley,Anna Neagle, Michael Rennie, AnthonyQuayle, Leslie Phillips, Flora Robson,Margaret Rutherford, Alastair Sim, JoanSimms, Terry Thomas, Richard Todd, JackWarner, June Whitfield, Kenneth Williams,Norman Wisdom, John Mills, PatrickMcNee, Diana Rigg, James Mason, JamesStewart, Bing Crosbie, Jack Lemmon, BobHope and Rock HudsonEst. £150-250260. [Autographs] A ring binder containing78 stage and screen star autographs, themajority being signatures on leaves fromalbums, together with associated printedand photographic portraits, others beingsigned promotional material and similar,including Joseph Cotten, Jackie Coogan,Gary Cooper, Lon Chaney, Harry DavisJr, Jose Ferrer, Glenn Ford, and SydneyGreenstreetEst. £100-200261. [Autographs] A ring binder containing46 stage and screen star autographs,the majority being signatures on leavesfrom albums, together with associatedprinted and photographic portraits, othersbeing signed promotional material andsimilar, including Julie Andrews, StanleyBaker, Alan Bates, Michael Caine, BernardCribbins, Peter Cushing, Jimmy Edwards,Marty Feldman, Gracie Fields and PeterFinchEst. £150-250262. [Autographs] A ring binder containing51 stage and screen star autographs,the majority being signatures on leaves fromalbums, together with associated printedand photographic portraits, others beingsigned promotional material and similar,including Joyce Grenfell, Alec Guiness,George Formby, John Gielgud, StewartGranger, Tony Hancock, Rex Harrison,Jack Hawkins, Charles Hawtrey, StanleyHolloway, Trevor Howard, Hattie Jacques,Syd James, Deborah Kerr, Hardy Krugerand John LeMesurierEst. £150-250263. [Autographs] A ring binder containing68 stage and screen star autographs,the majority being signatures on leaves fromalbums, together with associated printed andphotographic portraits, others being signedpromotional material and similar, includingBurt Lancaster, Janet Leigh, Tony Curtis,Brigitte Bardot, Julie Andrews, John Gielgud,Joanna Lumley, and Patrick MacneeEst. £100-20017Imperfections not stated

264. [Autographs] A ring binder containing50 stage and screen star autographs, themajority being signatures on leaves fromalbums, together with associated printedand photographic portraits, others beingsigned promotional material and similar,including Basil Rathbone, Slim Pickens,Lee Van Cleef, and Richard WidmarkEst. £100-200265. [Autographs] A ring binder containing42 stage and screen star autographs,the majority being signatures on leaves fromalbums, together with associated printedand photographic portraits, others beingsigned promotional material and similar,including Karl Malden, Raymond Massey,Roddy McDowall, Patrick McGoohan, DeanMartin, Robert Mitchum, Leslie Nielsen,Jack Palance, Gregory Peck, Slim Pickens,Sidney Poitier, Vincent Price and AnthonyQuinnEst. £100-200266. [Autographs] Pablo Picasso (1881-1973),signature and doodle on a page extractedfrom an autograph album, with unrelatedautograph message versoEst. £300-500267. [Autographs] James Bond 007, a ringbinder containing 48 signed publicityphotographs of James Bond in variousdifferent incarnations, with Bond Girls andvillains, including Sean Connery, PierceBrosnan,Timothy Dalton, George Lazenby,Judi Dench and Halle BerryEst. £100-200268. [Autographs] James Bond 007, a ringbinder containing 50 signed publicityphotographs of James Bond in variousdifferent incarnations, with Bond Girls andvillains, including Pierce Brosnan, RogerMoore, Sean Connery and Daniel Craig,Denise Richards, Teri Hatcher and DonaldPleasenceEst. £100-200269. [Autographs] James Bond 007, a ringbinder containing 49 signed publicityphotographs of James Bond in variousdifferent incarnations, with Bond Girlsand villains, including Halle Berry, HonorBlackman, Judi Dench, Shirley Eaton, RogerMoore, Timothy Dalton, Sean Connery andDaniel Craig and Pierce BrosnanEst. £100-200270. [Autographs] A ring binder containing41 stage and screen star autographs,the majority being multi-signed publicityphotographs, including Heddy Lamarr, VictorMature, David McCallum, Robert Wagner,stars of Invasion of the Body Snatchers,Ricardo Montalban, Paul Newman, LeslieNielsen, Deborah Kerr, David Niven,Gregory Peck, Foseph Cotton, JamesStewart, Walter Pidgeon, Ava Gardner,Anthony Quinn, Tony Randall and RobertMorleyEst. £100-200271. [Autographs] A ring binder containing49 stage and screen star autographs, themajority being signatures on leaves fromalbums, together with associated printedand photographic portraits, others beingsigned promotional material and similar,including Ernest Borgnine, Lloyd Bridges,Charles Bronson, Yul Brynner, RichardChamberlain, James Coburn, ChuckConnors, Tony Curtiss and Kirk DouglasEst. £100-200272. [Autographs] A ring binder containing43 stage and screen star autographs, themajority being signatures on leaves fromalbums, together with associated printedand photographic portraits, others beingsigned promotional material and similar,including Lief Erickson, Danny Kaye, GeneKelly, George Kennedy, Burt Lancaster,Martin Landau, Jerry Lewis, CharltonHeston, Jose Ferrer, James Garner, LarryHagman, Sterling Hayden, Peter Falk andGlen FordEst. £100-200273. [Autographs] A ring binder containing64 stage and screen star autographs, themajority being signatures on leaves fromalbums, together with associated printedand photographic portraits, others beingsigned promotional material and similar,including Jane Russell, Vera Miles, BrookShields, Lana Turner, Raquel Welch andLoretta YoungEst. £100-200274. [Autographs] A ring binder containing46 stage and screen star autographs, themajority being signatures on leaves fromalbums, together with associated printedand photographic portraits, others beingsigned promotional material and similar,including Piper Laurie, June Lockhart,Carmen Miranda, and Agnes MooreheadEst. £100-20018Imperfections not stated

275. [Autographs] A ring binder containing53 stage and screen star autographs,the majority being signatures on leaves fromalbums, together with associated printedand photographic portraits, others beingsigned promotional material and similar,including Anne Francis, Eva Gabor, GreerGarson, Tippi Hedrin, Heddy Lamarr, JanetLeigh and Sophia LorenEst. £100-200276. [Autographs] A ring binder containing38 stage and screen star autographs,the majority being signatures on leaves fromalbums, together with associated printedand photographic portraits, others beingsigned promotional material and similar,including Peter Ustinov, Rod Taylor, RexHarrison, Rock Hudson, Angie Dickinson,Patrick Macnee, Diana Rigg, Lon Chaney,James Mason, Anthony Perkins, and PhilSilversEst. £100-200277. [Autographs] A ring binder containing59 stage and screen star autographs,the majority being signatures on leaves fromalbums, together with associated printedand photographic portraits, others beingsigned promotional material and similar,including Buster Crabb, Rochester, Dick vanDyke, Robert Vaughan, Robert Urich, RodSteiger, Jason Robards, Cesar Romero andMickey RooneyEst. £100-200278. [Autographs] A ring binder containing43 stage and screen star autographs,the majority being signatures on leaves fromalbums, together with associated printedand photographic portraits, others beingsigned promotional material and similar,including Brigitte Helm, Anne Bancroft,Corinne Calvet, Carol Channing, RosemaryClooney, Doris Day and Deanna DurbinEst. £100-200279. [Autographs] James Bond 007, a ringbinder containing 54 signed publicityphotographs of James Bond in variousdifferent incarnations, with Bond Girls andvillains, including Richard Kiel, CharlesGray, Roger Moore, Timothy Dalton, JulianGlover, Desmond Llewelyn, Pierce BrosnanEst. £100-200280. [Autographs] James Bond 007, a ringbinder containing 48 signed publicityphotographs of James Bond in variousdifferent incarnations, with Bond Girls andvillains, including Pierce Brosnan, SeanConnery, Britt Ekland, Halle Berry, RogerMoore and Diana RiggEst. £100-200281. [Autographs] Terry Thomas, a signedalbum sleeve and various related itemsincluding lobby cardsEst. £10-20282. [Autographs] Screen Science Fiction, aring binder containing 20 signed publicitystills taken from Star Wars, Star Trek, DrWho, Barbarella and Blake’s 7 includingHarrison Ford, Carrie Fisher, Mark Hamill,James Earl Jones, William Shatner, TomBaker, Christopher Eccleston, DavidTennant and Billie Piper, together with alarger film still taken from The Day TheEarth Stood Still (1951), signed by PatriciaNealEst. £50-80283. [Autographs] A signed album sleave fromJudy Garland’s ‘A Star is Born’, and a signedsleave from Walt Disney’s ‘Mary Poppins’Est. £20-30284. [Autographs] 11 various autographs ofscreen and stage actors, variously mountedan framedEst. £10-20285. [Autographs] A ring binder containing40 stage and screen star autographs,comprising signatures on leaves fromalbums, together with associated printedand photographic portraits, and signedpromotional images, including SissySpacek, Natalie Wood, Minie Driver, AngieDickinson, Charles Dance, Ernest Borgnine,Peter Ustinov, Anthony Quinn, LaurenBaccall, Raquel Welch, Lloyd Bridges, BoDerek, Faye Dunaway, Douglas FairbanksJr, Mia Farrow, Glenda Jackson, andRobert MitchumEst. £100-200286. [Autographs] Harry Potter, a ring bindercontaining 11 signed publicity photographs,including Daniel Radcliffe, Alan Rickman,Ian McKellan, and John CleeseEst. £50-8019Imperfections not stated

287. [Autographs] A ring binder containing22 stage and screen star autographs,the majority being signatures on leavesfrom albums, together with associatedprinted and photographic portraits, includingClaudette Colbert, Abbott and Costello,Richard Attenborough, Natalie Wood,Shirley Temple, Shelley Winters, LeslieHoward, Judy Holliday, Virginai Mayo,Buster Crabbe, Lucille Ball and RobertDonatEst. £50-80288. [Autographs] Action Superheroes, aring binder containing 26 signed publicitystills taken from Batman and Supermanin various different incarnations, includingChristopher Bale, Morgan Freeman, MichaelCane, Michael Gough, Adam West, BurtWard, Christopher Reeve, Dean Cain andTeri HatcherEst. £100-200289. [Autographs] Approximately 40 signedpromotional portraits and similar, includingthose of Spike Milligan, Bob Monkhouse,Alan Bates, Warren Mitchell, GlendaJackson, Guy Middleton, Frankie Vaughan,Terry Scott & June Whitfield, Anna Neagle,Frankie Howerd and Tom ConwayEst. £40-60290. [Autographs] Horror, seven stage andscreen star autographs, comprisingsignatures on leaves from albums, togetherwith associated printed and photographicportraits, and signed promotional materialand similar, including Boris Karloff with JackNicholson, Karloff with Bela Lugosi, and LonChaney,291. [Autographs] Action / Adventure, 11signed movie star photographs, as takenfrom Indiana Jones, Kill Bill, Armageddon,Tomb Raider, Terminator and Pirates of theCaribbean, including Harrison Ford, UmaThurman, Ben Affleck, Liv Tyler, ArnoldSchwarzenegger and Johnny DeppEst. £30-50292. [Autographs] John Wayne, two signedphotographs and a signed lobby card for thefilm McQEst. £20-30293. [Autographs] Westerns, comprising aphotographic still from Butch Cassidy andthe Sundance Kid signed by Robert Redfordand Paul Newman, together with anotherfrom The Magnificent Seven signed by fiveof the lead actorsEst. £20-30294. [Autographs] Westerns, comprisingnine signed photographs and mountedsignatures of Clint Eastwood and EliWallachEst. £20-30295. [Autographs] Crime / Mob Films, fivesigned promotional stills taken from All ThePresident’s Men, Casino, The Godfather,Pulp Fiction and Reservoir Dogs, includingRobert De Niro, John Travolta and Al PacinoEst. £20-40296. [Autographs] Politics, six signedphotographic portraits and signature withassociated photograph, comprising those ofMargaret Thatcher, Ronald Reagan, Georgeand Barbara Bush, Jimmy Carter andGerald FordEst. £20-30297. [Autographs] Humphrey Bogart, LaurenBacall and Katherine Hepburn, comprisingeleven signatures on leaves fromalbums, together with associated printedand photographic portraits, and signedpromotional photographsEst. £20-40298. [Autographs] Frank Sinatra, LizaMinnelli, Dean Martin and SammyDavis Jr, comprising four signed publicityphotographs and a detached signatureEst. £20-40299. [Autographs] Movie Stars / Leading Men,eight signed promotional photographs,including Richard Gere, Dustin Hoffman,John Travolta, Robin Williams and BillyCrystalEst. £20-40300. [Autographs] Paul Robeson, Nat KingCole, Glenn Miller, Fats Domino, AlJolson and Louis Armstrong, comprisingfour signatures on leaves from albums,together with associated printed andphotographic portraitsEst. £20-4020Imperfections not stated

301. [Autographs] Judy Garland, comprisingthree signatures on leaves from albums,together with associated printed andphotographic portraits, one framedEst. £20-40302. [Autographs] Fashion / Pop, ten signedphotographs, including Kate Moss,Madonna, Gwen Stefani, Jennifer Lopez,Christina Agulera and Barbra StreisandEst. £20-40303. [Autographs] Movie Stars, seven signedpromotional photographs, as taken fromRocky, My Own Private Idaho, Rain Manand Silence of the Lambs, includingSylvester Stallone, River Phoenix, KeanuReeves, Tom Cruise, Dustin Hoffman,Anthony Hopkins, Woody Allen and TomHanksEst. £30-50304. [Autographs] Marx brothers, four signeddocuments, comprising signatures on leavesfrom albums, together with associatedprinted and photographic portraits, andsigned promotional material and similarEst. £50-80305. [Autographs] Richard Burton, ElizabethTaylor and Clint Eastwood, comprisingfour signed documents including signatureson leaves from albums, together withassociated printed and photographicportraits, and signed promotional materialand similarEst. £40-60306. [Autographs] Movie Stars, ten signedpromotional photographs, including JenniferAniston, Jim Carrey, Halle Berry, ReneeZellweger, Catherine Zeta-Jones, MikeMyers and Jack BlackEst. £30-50307. [Autographs] King Kong / Fay Wray, threesigned documentsEst. £20-30308. [Autographs] Orson Welles, comprisingtwo signatures on leaves from albums,together with associated photographicportraitsEst. £20-30309. [Autographs] Peter Sellers, comprisinga signed black and white still from anInspector Cluseau film, and a signed lobbycard from The Wrong Arm of the LawEst. £20-40310. [Autographs] Movie Stars, ten signedpromotional photographs, includingCameron Diaz, Keira Knightly, MacauleyCulkin, Kirstin Dunst, Kate Beckinsale, DrewBarrymore, Josh Hartnett, Jodie Foster, ClintEastwood and Hillary SwankEst. £30-50311. [Autographs] Henry Fonda, comprisingfive signatures on leaves from albums,together with associated printed andphotographic portraits, and signedpromotional material and similarEst. £20-30312. [Autographs] Clark Gable, comprising twosignatures on leaves from albums, togetherwith associated printed and photographicportraits, a signed still, and an autographedlobby card from the film BetrayedEst. £20-30313. [Autographs] Cary Grant and AlfredHitchcock, comprising the signature ofHitchcock on a album leaf, together withassociated photographic portrait, and twoCary Grant signed stillsEst. £20-30314. [Autographs] Movie Stars, nine signedpromotional photographs, including TomCruise, Brad Pitt, Leonardo DiCaprio, ColinFarrell, Clive Owen, Jude LawEst. £30-50315. [Autographs] Edward G Robinson,Jimmy Cagney and Doris Day, comprisingthree signed stills, and a signed lobby cardfor the film Love Me of Leave MeEst. £20-30316. [Autographs] Peter O’Toole, a signed stillfrom Lawrence of Arabia, together with asigned monochrome portrait photographEst. £20-30317. [Autographs] Musical Film / Comedy,seven movie star signatures, eachpresented within a printed photographicmount including John Travolta, Dick VanDyke, Tim Curry, Debbie Reynolds, JohnCleese, Jack Lemmon and Robin WilliamsEst. £20-40318. [Autographs] six movie star signatures,each presented within a printed photographicmount, including Sophia Loren, JeanSimmons, Doris Day, Gloria Stuart,Angela Lansbury and Michael HordernEst. £20-4021Imperfections not stated

319. [Autographs] Marilyn Monroe, TonyCurtis, Jack Lemmon, comprising a leafdetached from an album and containingthe signatures of the three actors, a re-printlobby card from Some Like it Hot signed byCurtis and Lemmon, a still from The Misfitssigned by Monroe, and a copy of the journalInside Story from October 1956 similarlysigned by MonroeEst. £1000-2000320. [Autographs] nine movie star signatures,each presented within a printedphotographic mount, including PatrickMacnee, James Garner, Burt Reynolds,Joan Fontaine, Karl Malden, June Allysonand Virginia MayoEst. £20-40321. [Autographs] The Beatles, the albumHelp! with sleeve signed by all four bandmembers, framed and mounted under glass,52 x 74cmEst. £700-900322. [Autographs] Paul Newman, two signedpublicity photographsEst. £20-30323. [Autographs] Laurel and Hardy, a signedblack and white still, three signatures onindividual leaves detached from autographalbums and a quantity of The L&H Magazinetogether with The Intra-Tent JournalEst. £150-250324. [Autographs] Ian Fleming, signaturemounted beneath a limited edition portraitprint, 60/200, framed under glass, 49 x 39cmEst. £30-50325. [Autographs] Fred Astaire and GingerRogers, five signed photographs / stills, anda signed leaf from an albumEst. £20-40328. [Autographs] Movie Stars / leading men,twelve signed publicity photographs andsimilar including Frank Morgan, RudolphValentino, Buster Keaton, W C Fields,Charles Laughton, Douglas Fairbanks, andErrol FlynnEst. £40-80329. [Autographs] Movie Stars / leadingwomen, seven signed publicity photographsand similar including Mary Pickford, GretaGarbo, Marlene Dietrich, and Bette DavisEst. £40-60330. [Autographs] Movie stars / leadingwomen, eleven signed publicityphotographs and similar including JoanCrawford, Olivia de Havilland, Vivien Leigh,Ava Gardner, Audrey Hepburn, IngridBergman and Betty GrableEst. £40-80331. [Autographs] Movie stars / leading men,twelve signed publicity photographs andsimilar including Jean Simmons, NancyKelly, Jayne Mansfield, Gloria Swanson,Diana Dors, Jean Harlow, Rita Hayworth,Paulette Goddard, and Joan CrawfordEst. £40-80332. [Autographs / World War II ] TheVisitors Book for the officers’ mess at theheadquarters for the Anti-Aircraft Commandat Glenthorne, Middlesex, from March 1941through to February 1955, including notablesignatures from dignitaries, celebritiesand royalty including Air Chief Sir TraffordMarshal Leigh-Mallory, Air Chief Sir DouglasSholto, Dame Vera Lynn, Queen Mary andKing Peter of YugoslaviaEst. £100-200326. [Autographs] Angelina Jolie, signedposter for Lara Croft Tomb RaiderEst. £10-20327. [Autographs] Movie Stars / leading men,seven signed publicity photographs andsimilar including Omar Sharif, David Niven,Laurence Olivier, and Marlon BrandoEst. £40-8022Imperfections not stated

Books333. [Early 20th Century furniture design] G.T. Rackstraw Ltd, showroom ring-bindercontaining a number of illustrated sampledesigns, circa 1930s; Davidson, E., TheSimpsons of Kendal: Craftsmen in Wood1885-1952, 1978Est. £15-25334. [Westmorland / Royalty] The Prince inWestmorland, July 1st 1927, illustrated;Crosthwaite, P., A Series of Accurate Mapsof the Principal Lakes of Cumberland,Westmorland & Lancashire, illustrated, 1968Est. £20-30335. [Heaton Cooper] Heaton Cooper, Alfred;Wild Lakeland, 1922; ibid, The EnglishLakes, 1908; Heaton Cooper, William; TheTarns of Lakeland, 1960Est. £30-50336. [Alfred Wainwright] Fellwanderer: TheStory Behind the Guidebooks, 1966; Ex-Fellwanderer: A Thanksgiving, 1987Est. £20-30337. [Alfred Wainwright] Westmorland Heritage,Westmorland Gazette, Kendal, 1975, signedlimited edition 368/1000Est. £30-40338. [Cumberland / Westmorland] Valentine,Wordsworth’s Country, late 19th Century;Pevsner, Cumberland and Westmorland,1967; Skelton, Reminiscences of JoeBowman, 1923; Clapham, Foxhunting onthe Lakeland Fells, 1920; Price, Shadowson the Hills, 1938, the latter signed by theauthorEst. £20-30339. [Beatrix Potter] 25 volumes, first quarter20th Century and laterEst. £80-120340. [Lake District] 14 modern volumesEst. £30-50341. A Complete and Authentick History ofthe Rise, Progress and Extinction ofthe late Rebellion and the Proceedingsagainst the Principal Persons ConcernedTherein, Dublin, E and J Exshaw, 1747,8vo, half calfEst. £80-120342. [A. A. Milne] The House at Pooh Corner,1928, first edition; Now We are Six, 1927,first edition; When We Were Very Young,1926; 8vo, coloured cloth boards with giltvignetteEst. £30-60343. Sitwell, Sacheverell, Album de Redoute,with 25 facsimile plates from the edition of1824, Collins, 1954, folio in slip caseEst. £100-130344. Beattie, David J., Oor Gate-En’, CharlesThurman, Carlisle, 1915; ibid, Oor Ain Folk,1933; ibid, Lang Syne in Eskdale, 1950Est. £20-30345. [Abraham] Abraham, George Dixon,Mountain Adventures at Home & Abroad,Methuen & Co., circa 1910; together withPalmer, William, Odd Corners in EnglishLakeland, circa 1930s; ibid, More OddCorners in English Lakeland, 1930s, eachvolume having fifteen illustrations by G.P. Abraham, and two packets of souvenirphotographs by the sameGeorge Dixon Abraham was the son ofGeorge Perry Abraham, and who alongsidehis brother Ashley became well known asboth a mountain climber and photographerin the English Lake District.Est. £20-40346. Hyslop, John, Langholm As It Was, Hills &Company, Sunderland, 1912, green and giltpictorial boardsEst. £40-50347. [Scottish Borders] Horsley, Old TimePenrith, 1926; Hilton, The Hermit ofEskdale, 1933; Shaw-Sparrow (ed.) Inthe Border Country, 1906; Logan Mack,The Border Line, 1926; Concise Guide toCarlisle, Silloth, Gisland and the RomanWall, circa 1910; Cumberland Official Guide,1969Est. £20-30348. [English Lake District] Bogg, Lakelandand Ribblesdale, circa 1890; McIntire,Lakeland and the Borders, 1948; Hinchliffe,A Backwater in Lakeland, 1928; ibid,1922; Atkinson, Rambles & Scramblesin Lakeland, 1933; Palmer, Wanderingsin Lakeland, circa 1930s; Selincourt,Wordsworth’s Guide to the Lakes, 1926;Handbook to the English Lake District, circa1910 (8)Est. £30-5023Imperfections not stated

349. Ferguson, Robert, The Northmen inCumberland and Westmorland, Longman &Co., 1856Est. £10-20350. [Verse / Cumbria] Anderson, R., Balladsin the Cumberland Dialect, Rooke, Wigton,1823, full calf; Falconer, Merrie Carlisleand Poems of Tradition, 1913; Jerrold,Cumberland in Prose and Verse, 1930;Anon, Robert Anderson: The CumberlandBard, Centenary Celebration Souvenir, 1933Est. £40-60351. [Canon Rawnsley] 7 volumes pertaining tothe English Lake District, circa 1900Est. £20-40352. [Alfred Heaton Cooper] Palmer, TheEnglish Lakes, 1905; Mackenzie MacBride,Wild Lakeland, 1928, each illustrated byAlfred Heaton CooperEst. £15-25353. [English Lake District / PhotographicViews] 6 photographic view albums, circa1900Est. £20-30354. [Souvenir Guides] 13 illustratedhandbooks, late 19th / early 20th CenturyEst. £20-40355. [Children’s Illustrated] The Chrildren’sHour, From Father Tuck’s “Golden Gift”Series, circa 1909; Tales for the Nursery,Frederick Warne, circa 1900; The Joy Book,1921Est. £20-40356. [Cumberland / Westmorland] Sullivan,Cumberland & Westmorland, Ancient andModern, 1857; Scott, Bygone Cumberland& Westmorland, 1859; Lochinvar,Romances of Gretna Green, 1929; ibid,The Gretna Blacksmith’s Story, 1928; Anon,Tales of Cumberland, circa 1910Est. £10-20357. Penley, Aaron, Sketching from Nature inWatercolours, illustrated, Cassell & Co.,circa 1875, 4toEst. £10-20358. [English lake District] Reynolds, TheEnglish Lake District, 1915; Bradley, TheEnglish Lakes, circa 1930s; ibid, Highwaysand Byways in the Lake District, 1927;Armistead, Tales and Legends of theEnglish Lakes, 1891; Anon, The EnglishLake District, circa 1910; Collingwood,The Lake Countries, 1942; Blair, The LakeDistrict, circa 1940Est. £20-30359. A quantity of horror film and comicart magazines, including The House ofHammer (first edition), Hammer Horror, TheWorld of Horror, Halls of Horror, MonsterMagazine, Frankenstein and The Dark Side,third quarter 20th Century (18)Est. £50-100360. Bonington, Chris., Kongur; China’s ElusiveSummit, Hodder and Stoughton, 1982,signed by the authorEst. £10-20361. Wainwright, Alfred., Wainwright inLakeland, Westmoorland Gazette, Kendal,1985, signed by the authorEst. £30-40362. The Pictorial History of Scotland, 8volumes, illustrated, blue and gilt pictorialboards, Virtue & Co., third quarter 19thCenturyEst. £20-40363. Scott, Sir Walter., Waverley Novels, 13volumes, comprising 26 novels, Nimmo,Hay & Mitchell, late 19th Century, half calfEst. £20-40364. Wright, R. Patrick, The StandardCyclopedia of Modern Agriculture and RuralEconomy, volume 1-12, The GreshamPublishing Company, 1909Est. £30-40365. [Lafcadio Hearn] Miscellanies, 2 volumes,1924; Gould, Concerning Lafcadio Hearn,1908; Kennard, Lafcadio Hearn His Life andWork, 1911Est. £20-30366. [Travel] Jerome, Three men on theBummel, first edition, circa 1900; Whymper,Travels Amongst the Great Andes of theEquator, 1892; Coward, PicturesqueCheshire, 1903; Lofthouse, Lancashire -Westmorland Highway, 1953Est. £20-3024Imperfections not stated

367. [Folio Society] Green, Graham,6 volumes in slip caseEst. £20-30368. Kipling, Rudyard, 9 volumes, Macmillan &Co., 1920, red calfEst. £10-20369. Kipling, Rudyard, 7 volumes, Macmillan &Co., 1936Est. £10-20370. [Rudyard Kipling] 8 miscellaneousvolumes, together with; Carrington,Rudyard Kipling His Life and Work, 1955Est. £10-20371. History of the War, 13 volumes, The Times,circa 1916Est. £20-40372. A late 18th Century Longbrough estateledger, recording names and accounts paidEst. £10-20373. Peckham, Anne., The Complete EnglishCook; or Prudent Housewife, secondedition, Griffith Wright and John Binns,Leeds, 1773, 8vo, full calfEst. £200-300374. [Carlisle / Cumbria] Rock BrothersLimited, Rock’s Royal Album, Carlisle &Neighbourhood, II Walbrook, London, circa1890Est. £10-20375. Chambers, Robert, (ed.), The Life andWorks of Robert Burns, 4 volumes,Chambers Ltd., 1896, as presented toDr Mitchell, author of ‘A History of theHighlands and Gaelic Scotland’ in 1902Est. £20-30376. The Illustrated Family Burns, illustrated,William Mackenzie, late 19th Century,Glasgow, 4to, green and gilt decorativeboardsEst. £20-30377. [Olympic Games] Official Souvenirmagazine and Official Report for the London1948 Games, together with reports from the1952, 1956, 1960, 1964 and 1968 Games,and one other Olympic magazineEst. £40-50378. The Works of Robert Burns, 2 volumes,illustrated, Blackie & Son, 1870Est. £15-25379. [Children’s Illustrated / Railway Series]Awdry, Rev. W., No. 17, Gallant Old Engine;No. 18, The “Bluebell” Engine; No. 19,Mountain Engines, Edmund Ward, 1970,each signed by the authorEst. £40-60380. [Giles Cartoons] 8 annuals, series 9-17,1954-1963Est. £30-50381. [Folio Society] 4 volumes pertaining to theGreek and Roman EmpireEst. £10-20382. [Folio Society] 5 volumes pertaining tothe arts, together with a Folio Societyphotograph albumEst. £20-30383. [Folio Society] 6 volumes pertaining to thehistory of civilizationEst. £20-30384. [Folio Society] 11 volumes of classicalliteratureEst. £20-40385. Anderson, Robert., The Poetical Works,volume I, B. Scott, English Street, Carlisle,1820, 8vo, half calfEst. £40-80386. Barrie, J. M., Peter Pan in KensingtonGardens, illustrated by Arthur Rackham,Hodder & Stoughton, green cloth with giltpictorial boards, blind stamped ‘presentationcopy’, early 20th CenturyEst. £20-30387. [Cumberland / Westmorland Directory]Slater’s Directory of Cumberland andWestmorland, 1869; Mannix & Whellan’sHistory, Gazetteer and Directory ofCumberland, 1847Est. £20-30388. Newlands, James., The Carpenter andJoiner’s Assistant, Blackie and Son, 1869Est. £30-40389. [Carlisle / Cumbria] Walter Brown, RoundCarlisle Cross, 1929; Kirkpatrick, The Storyof Wetheral, 1956; M. S., Old Castles, 1868;Lang, Highways and Byways in the Border,1913; Lochinvar, Romances of GretnaGreen, 1923Est. £30-4025Imperfections not stated

390. Thackeray, W. M., The Virginians, 2volumes, Smith, Elder & Co., 1869Est. £15-25391. [Poetry] The Works of Robert Burns, 5volumes, late 19th Century; together withThe Oxford Book of Ballads, 1910Est. £15-25392. Bulmer, History and Directory of EastCumberland, 1884Est. £10-20393. Bulmer, History, Topography and Directoryof Cumberland, 2 volumes, 1901Est. £15-25394. [Cumberland / Social History]Anon, Who’s Who in Cumberland andWestmorland, 1937; Slee, Older Carlisle,Local Worthies, 1923Est. £10-20395. Gilpin, Sidney, Sam Bough R.S.A, SomeAccount of his Life and Works, George Bell,1905Est. £10-20396. Beeton, Book of Household Management,Ward Lock & Co., 1907Est. £10-20397. Whellan, The History and Topography of theCountries of Cumberland and Westmorland,1860Est. £20-30398. [Sutton Palmer] Moncrieff, BonnieScotland, 1904; limited de luxe edition269/500, signed by the author and by theartist, Moncrieff, Scotland, 1922, bothcontaining colour illustrations by SuttonPalmerEst. £30-50399. [Scottish Borders] Lang, Stories of theBorder Marches, 1935; Dick, Highwaysand Byways in Galloway and Carrick, 1919;Hill, Rambles in Borderland with the “Clan”,1921; Blake, The Solway Firth, 1959;Palmer, In Lakeland Dells and Fells, 1903Est. £15-25400. [Carlisle / Historical Records] Wilson(ed.), The Perish Registers of Dalston,1893; Routledge (ed.), Carlisle GrammarSchool Memorial Register 1264-1924, 1924;Anon, Carlisle Historical Pageant, August6-11 1928; Anon, Carlisle Directory, 1952Est. £20-30401. [Carlisle] Mounsey (ed.), Authentic Accountof the Occupation of Carlisle in 1745,1846; Blake, The Story of Carlisle, 1958(4), Brown, Round Carlisle Cross, 1922(2) Topping, Memories of Old Carlisle,1922; McIntyre, Guide to Carlisle, 1920s;Burgess, Carlisle: A History 1780-1930,manuscriptEst. £20-40402. [Carlisle / Social History] 16 modernhardback and paperback volumesEst. £30-40403. [Carlisle / Photographic] 17 hardback andpaperback volumesEst. £30-40404. [Sales Catalogues / Advertising] Peach’sMotor Annual, 1905; Boulton & Paul, 1892;Parker Winder & Achurch, 1930Est. £30-60405. The Edinburgh Imperial Atlas, Ancientand Modern, Revised and Correctedto the Present Time from the BestAuthorities, double page, hand tintedlithographic maps, n.d, circa 1850s, Gall &Inglis, Edinburgh, tall folioEst. £200-300406. [Children’s Illustrated] Tiny’s NaturalHistory, circa 1900; The Wonder Bookof Aircraft, 1919; The Wonder Book ofRailways, circa 1920; Bingham, PlaytimePictures, circa 1900; Greenaway, Under theWindow, circa 1900; Lochinvar, Romancesof Gretna Green, circa 1920; Tarrant, TheStory of Christmas, circa 1920Est. £20-30407. [Children’s Illustrated] Pitt-Taylor, AllAbout Miss Fluffy Chick, circa 1920; Potter,The Tale of Jemima Puddle Duck, 1908;Marshall, Stories of Robin Hood, circa1910; Mulliner, The Adventures of KendrickMontgomery Stuart, circa 1910; NurseryRhymes, circa 1915Est. £20-40408. British Zoology; Class I. Quadrupeds,II. Birds, volume I, fourth edition, London1776, 8vo, half calfEst. £40-80409. The Democrat and Northern Recorder: AMagazine of Social, Political, and GeneralInformation for the People, bound issues,Blake and McKenzie, Liverpool, 1869, 4toEst. £40-6026Imperfections not stated

410. Cruikshank, George, Fairy Library; Hop-O’-My-Thumb, Jack and the Beanstalk,Cinderella, Puss in Boots, illus, George Belland Sons, 1885, 4toEst. £40-60411. Retzsch, Moritz, Illustrations of Goethe’sFaust, illus by Henry Moses, Tilt and Bogue,London, 1818, oblong 4toEst. £40-60412. Bacon, G. W, (ed.), Commercial and LibraryAtlas of the World, with Index-Gazetteer,Bacon, London, 1901Est. £40-60413. [Carlisle / Cumbria] Anon, Cumbriana,1875; McIntire, Guide to Carlisle, circa1934; Gilpin, The Popular Poetry ofCumberland, 1875; Gibson, The Folk-Speech of Cumberland, 1880; Powley,Echoes of Old Cumberland, 1875; Anon,So You Think You Know Carlisle?, 2005;Templeton, Carlisle; A PhotographicRecollection, 1977 (2); ibid, Old Carlisle,1978; ibid, Carlisle; Events, People andPlaces, 2000Est. £20-40414. [Cumbria / Scottish Borders] Mack, TheBorder Line, 1926; Blake, The Solway Firth,1956; Palmer, The English Lakes, 1925;Shaw, Gretna Green and the Nether Border,1908; Anon, Guide to Gretna Green, circa1920; Bernard, Northumberland Scene,circa 1920; Anon, Cumbria Within LivingMemory, 2005; Watson, Mitred Men inCumbria, 1962; Mitchell, The Lost Village ofMardale, 1993Est. £20-40415. Bulmer, History, Topography and Directoryof East Cumberland, 1884Est. £20-30416. Bulmer, History, Topography and Directoryof Westmorland, Snape & Co., early 20thCentury (a/f)Est. £10-20417. Bulmer, History, Topography and Directoryof Cumberland, Snape & Co., 1901Est. £15-25418. Nicolson, Joseph., Burn, Richard, TheHistory and Antiquities of the Countries ofWestmorland and Cumberland, 2 volumes,with folding maps, W. Strahan and T. Cadell,1777Est. £60-100Silver & PlateNote: 1. Items which would have been described asgold, white gold/platinum or silver prior to theHallmarking Act 1973 (amended 1998), butwhich are not hallmarked, are now describedas yellow metal, precious white metal andwhite metal respectively.2. All weights are by electronic scale, areapproximate and for guidance only; nowarranty of their accuracy is given.3. Diamonds - weights in carats are by gaugeonly and are therefore approximate and forguidance only; no warranty of their accuracyis given.419. A George V silver peperette of octagonalsection and shouldered baluster form,smith’s marks rubbed, Chester, 1911,15cm high, 102gEst. £40-60420. A Victorian silver helmet-form creamjug, decorated with repousse floral scrollsand gadrooning centred by rococo scrollcartouches, CSH, London, 1898, 120gEst. £50-60421. A George II silver baluster tankard,bearing indistinct engraved armorial crest,partly struck smith’s mark, possibly ThomasTearle, London, 1736, 12cm high, 432gEst. £400-600422. A quantity of Old English pattern silverflatware, comprising four table spoons, fivetable forks, six desert forks and four desertspoons, John Round & Son, Sheffield, 1904,1061gEst. £400-500423. A George V silver fiddle pattern sauceladle, the terminal bearing engravedownership initial, FW, Sheffield, 1912Est. £20-30424. A George V silver tea spoon, the terminalfaced with a cast helmeted visage, D&B CoLtd, Birmingham 1910Est. £10-15425. An early 18th Century dog nose tablespoon, the terminal bearing engravedarmorial crest, marks rubbedEst. £80-12027Imperfections not stated

426. A Victorian electroplate three piece teaservice, each of truncated conical formbearing engraved foliate banded decorationand vacant shield escutcheons, the pothaving a domed hinged lid surmounted by alion holding a shield, the jug having a maskspoutEst. £30-60427. A cased set of six Edwardian silverapostle tea spoons with sugar tongs,London, Wakely & Wheeler, 1918, 94 gEst. £40-60428. A late 19th / early 20th Century silvercurb-link double watch chain, with T bar,vacant shield shaped fob and swivels,36cm, 45gEst. £30-50429. A George III silver three-piece teaservice, each element of compressedshouldered ovoid form, with foliate scrollmoulded rims, on cast anthemion mouldedfeet, I.W, Newcastle, 1838, 1253gEst. £500-700430. An early George V silver andtortoiseshell ring box, of circular section,the slip-lid inlaid with festoons of bell-husksabove a dependent flower basket, raisedover three fleur-de-lis feet, Birmingham,1911, (a/f) together with a silver liddedand cut glass pin box, Birmingham, 1914Est. £50-80431. A 20th Century electroplate candlestickwith Stuart Crystal storm shade, 40cmEst. £30-50432. An early George V silver ring purse, A & JZimmerman Ltd, Birmingham, 1915, 81gEst. £30-40433. A Victorian silver butter dish and knife,the former modeled as a scallop shell,cased, James Deakin & Sons, Sheffield,1898, 52gEst. £20-40434. A cased set of six Edward VIII silverDubarry pattern coffee spoons, C WFletcher and Son Ltd, Sheffield, 1936, 44gEst. £20-40435. A set of six George III silver fiddle patterntea spoons, William Lister, Newcastle,1802, 90gEst. £40-50436. A cased pair of George V silver napkinrings, guilloche engraved with vacantcartouche, Joseph Gloster, Birmingham,1934, loadedEst. £20-40437. A George V silver condiment set,comprising pepperette, mustard, andsalt with spoon, cased, Joseph Gloster,Birmingham, 1935, 100g total weightEst. £30-50438. A George V silver backed mirrorand brush set, of a classic, curvilineardesign, cased, possibly Henry Matthews,Birmingham,1923 (5)Est. £50-80439. A moderne silver plated spirit kettle andstand, of domed hexagonal section withcurvilinear bracket handle, supported overfour paw form feet, early 20th CenturyEst. £30-60440. An early 20th Century silver bon-bondish, of oval section, having shallow crenelsto the rim, and a reticulated band of foliageand flowerheads above broad petal-formfacets, raised on four slender acanthus andclaw feet, E S Barnsley & Co, Birmingham,1913, 19cm x 14cm x 11cm high, 200gEst. £180-220441. A Scottish silver preserve spoon, havingpear shaped bowl and tapering planar stem,Arthur Robert Angell, Edinburgh, 1970,15cm, 35gEst. £20-30442. A Georgian silver fiddle pattern saltspoon, William Ealey and William Fearn,London, 1822Est. £15-25443. A Victorian silver Christening knife andfork, having fancy stems and terminals,H&T, London, 1860, 77gEst. £25-35444. A set of six Victorian silver Old Englishpattern tea spoons, JR, Sheffield, 1898,164gEst. £60-70445. A pair of early 20th Century silver napkinrings, of reticulated, scrolling form, London,Josiah Williams & Co., 1899 and 1901, 38gEst. £15-2528Imperfections not stated

446. An Edwardian silver handled folding fruitknife, bearing bright cut foliate decorationto the grip scales, Birmingham, Hilliard &Thomason, 1894Est. £20-30447. An Edwardian silver cigarette case, ofcontoured cushion form, bearing bright cutfoliate engraving with a central monogramand the date 1907, Birmingham, RobertChandler, 1906, 73gEst. £30-40448. An early Victorian silver vinaigrette, thetop and bottom surface bearing engravedfoliate-scroll decoration, the lid centred bya vacant cartouche, the surrounding edgesbright cut with a foliate border, and openingto reveal a pierced grate of foliate plumes,Birmingham, George Unite & Sons, 1846,2.5 cmEst. £80-120449. Two silver souvenir thimbles, onededicated to The Spa at Peebles, the otherbearing the Royal crest of Elizabeth II,Birmingham, 1931 and 1952 respectivelyEst. £10-20450. A George V silver cigarette case, ofcontoured rectangular form with chamferededge and banded guilloche decoration, thelid bearing a square reserve and monogram,Birmingham, Henry Matthews, 1926, 43gEst. £20-30451. A Victorian silver ring box, of rectangularsection with domed lid, bearing reliefmouldedRococo decoration in the form offoliate C scrolls and masks, with centralvacant cartouche and projecting pie crustborders, London, William Comyns & Sons,1892, 80gEst. £30-50452. An Edwardian silver hand mirror andbrush, each bearing relief mouldeddecoration in the form of embracingcherubim within a Rococo scrolling border,William Comyns, London, 1904 (a/f)Est. £25-40453. An Edwardian silver covered preservepot, having a glass body of cusped circularsection with molten style gadrooning, W.Coulthard, Chester, 1905Est. £20-40454. A pair of Edwardian silver cauldron salts,raised over three pad feet, having blue glassliners and spoons, together with a silvermustard, of hexagonal section with liner,Birmingham, 1912 and 1913 respectively,89gEst. £20-40455. An Edwardian silver plate and glassclaret jug in the style of ChristopherDresser, of compound baluster form withcylindrical neck, coopered and mountedto support a lignum vitae handle, withownership initial, 21cmEst. £40-60456. 8 various Georgian silver tea spoonsEst. £20-30457. An Edwardian silver mounted cut glassdecanter of Prussian form, with starcutmushroom stopper, John Grinsell,Birmingham, 1913Est. £40-60458. A George VI silver Capstan ink well, withmonogram to the lid, Birmingham, WilliamHutton & Sons Ltd, 1938, loadedEst. £40-60459. A pair of George V silver trumpet vases,each having lattice-pierced and gadroonedrim, and moulded base, Walker & Hall,Sheffield, 1929, 23cm high, loaded basesEst. £80-120460. A Victorian electroplate toast rack withintegral glass butter dish and bell,maker’s mark D&S, design registered Nov26th 1875, 20cm highEst. £50-80461. A George VI silver dish, of tapering squaresection with bright cut monogram, AtkinBrothers, Sheffield, 1944, 156gEst. £40-60462. Two silver napkin rings, one having aChippendale border, the other bight cut,early 20th Century, 39gEst. £15-25463. A pair of George V silver ash trays, ofsquare section, each bearing guillochedecoration, D Brothers, Birmingham,1930/31, 85gEst. £20-4029Imperfections not stated

464. Three Victorian and later silver mountedand cut glass scent bottlesEst. £30-50465. A George V silver bon bon dish, ofcusped, petal form with a reticulatedwavy border, bright cut engraved with theengraving E.R.B.T, B.R.C.S Det.100 1944-59, Henry Clifford Davis, Birmingham, 1944,55gEst. £20-30466. A George V silver pin dish, of circularform with thread pattern border, Mappin andWebb, London, 1962, 62gEst. £20-30467. An early George V silver card tray, withChippendale border over three volute feet,Thomas Bradbury and Sons Ltd, London,1913, 322gEst. £80-120468. A pair of early Edwardian silver spillvases, each having Rococo C scrollborders, Horace Woodward & Co, London,1901, 16cm, loadedEst. £40-80469. An early Edwardian silver coveredpowder pot, of circular section, decoratedto each face with moulded Rococo C scrollsand floral sprigs, William Hutton and SonsLtd, Birmingham, 1901, 46gEst. £20-30470. An Edwardian silver powder pot,of covered cylindrical form, repoussedecorated with romantic vignettes, WilliamComyns, London, 1907, 71gEst. £20-30471. A matched pair of George V silver napkinrings, both bearing guilloche decoration anda vacant cartouche, 42gEst. £15-25472. A George IV silver tray, having acanthusscroll edge mouldings, and decorated withfloral and scroll engraving centred by anownership monogram, on acanthus scrollcast feet, SCY&Co, Sheffield, 1821, 26cmdiameter, 628gEst. £300-400473. A silver mounted and cut crystal trinketdish in the form of a swan, London importmarks for 1983, 11cm lengthEst. £30-50474. Charles BoyntonA silver seal top presentation spoon, thebowl bearing engraved name OXHEY,assay marks for London, 1934, 13.5cmEst. £20-40475. A mid Victorian silver plated breakfastmeats or bacon tureen, of ovoid form withretractable cover, reticulated mezzanine andhot water system, over four cabriole legsand volute feet, 20cm highEst. £40-60476. An Edwardian silver thimble in velvetlinedcase, NC&S, Birmingham, 1902Est. £20-30477. A George V silver photograph frame, ofunembellished D section, Birmingham, 1913(a/f)Est. £20-40478. A George V silver photograph frame,of planar form, Sanders and MacKenzie,Birmingham, 1914Est. £40-60Jewellery & Gold CoinsNote: 1. Items which would have been described asgold, white gold/platinum or silver prior to theHallmarking Act 1973 (amended 1998), butwhich are not hallmarked, are now describedas yellow metal, precious white metal andwhite metal respectively.2. All weights are by electronic scale, areapproximate and for guidance only; nowarranty of their accuracy is given.3. Diamonds - weights in carats are by gaugeonly and are therefore approximate and forguidance only; no warranty of their accuracyis given.Gold Coins479. An 1877 sovereign480. A 1913 sovereign481. A 1904 half sovereignEst. £180-200Est. £180-200Est. £80-10030Imperfections not stated

Jewellery482. A 9ct gold double faced pendant locket,having a writhen bow surmount and 9ct goldfancy link neck chainEst. £80-120483. A Victorian 9ct gold, ruby and seed pearlEtruscan revival brooch, the planar facecannetille decorated, and centred by araised navette plaque, gypsy set with analternate arrangement of pearls and rubiesEst. £30-40484. A Victorian white metal luckenboothbrooch, of crowned open shield form facedwith raised foiled cabochon and centred bya citrine coloured stone, bearing a DesignRegistration lozenge, late 19th Century,46mm highEst. £20-40485. A Norwegian enamelled silver flowerheadbrooch, late 20th CenturyEst. £20-30486. A Charles Horner silver and amber glassbrooch, modelled as a thistle on an openscroll bar, 1914Est. £30-50487. A late Victorian / Edwardian 15ct gold,seed pearl and ruby stick pin, the terminalcomprising a pair of small milligrain-setprincess-cut rubies, flanked by seed pearlsand facing a pair of concentric oval barsEst. £30-40488. A Charles Horner silver open scrollbroochEst. £20-40489. A Charles Horner silver and red glassbrooch, together with a Horner rolledgold open scroll broochEst. £20-40490. An Art Deco influenced platinum anddiamond ring, comprising a central pearshaped diamond of approximately .5ct clawsetabove flanking pairs of diamond brilliantsof approximately .8ct total weight, withparallel terraces of platinum, set on a broadshankEst. £2000-3000491. A contemporary 9ct gold and diamondnecklace, comprising a slender collar ofoblong solid bar links, interspersed withpairs of square arrangements each of foursmall milligrain set diamonds on a whitegold ground, 20gEst. £180-220492. A contemporary solitaire diamondpendant necklace, comprising a .2ctprincess-cut diamond claw-set on preciouswhite and yellow metal, on a 9ct gold finebelcher link neck chainEst. £100-150493. A yellow metal crescent brooch set withgraded pearls, 18mmEst. £20-40494. A 15ct gold and amethyst bar brooch,comprising three parallel bars centrallyfaced and mounted with an annulussurrounding the millegrain set stoneEst. £30-50495. A Lacloche of Paris and London casedcufflink and button set, comprising apair of double-sided cufflinks, and twobuttons (others lacking), each having adomed circular frosted rock crystal plaque,millegrain-set to the centre with a rowof rose-cut diamonds, variously signedLacloche Frères, numbered, and Frenchassay marked, in fitted leather case byLacloche Frères, 15 rue de la Paix, Paris, 2,New Bond Street, LondonEst. £3000-5000496. A fine Victorian yellow-metal andamethyst Etruscan revival brooch,comprising oval D section annulus, faced byfour raised and moulded scrolls supportingthe central faceted stone, with dependentfox-tail link festoons and tassels, casedEst. £100-250497. A Victorian yellow metal and cameostick pin, depicting the profile of a classicallady, bezel set in an Etruscan style pelletedmountEst. £80-120498. A 9ct gold ingot pendant, London, 1976,32gEst. £250-30031Imperfections not stated

499. A 9ct rose gold watch chain and swivelfob key, set with bloodstone and carnelian,the fancy link chain comprising curb linksinterconnected with faceted links, 46g totalweightEst. £400-500500. A yellow metal and Essex crystal Boxerdogstick pin, the terminal reverse carvedand painted with a portrait of the hound,set within a bead border, 1 cm diameter,together with one other yellow metal andeye-agate stick pin, early 20th Century (2)Est. £40-60501. A 9ct rose gold single watch chain, withT bar and swivel clasp, 38gEst. £380-400502. A gentleman’s diamond solitaire signetring, the .75ct brilliant-cut diamond claw-seton a heavy 18ct gold shank, 9g total weightEst. £500-800503. An engraved silver circular locketand belcher link neck chain,locket 4cm diameterEst. £20-30504. A 9ct rose gold double faced circularlocketEst. £20-30505. A 9ct rose gold curb link watch chainwith swivel, 18gEst. £150-180506. A 9ct gold and Connemara marble Celticrevival brooch in the form of a harpEst. £40-60507. A George VI silver bracelet, comprisingfive connected panels of rectangular formeach having moulded foliate borders andcentral floral springs, London, L I Ltd, 1945,18 cm, 33gEst. £30-50508. A Victorian yellow metal and shell cameobrooch, of oval form, bearing a profileportrait of Nyx, veiled and crowned beneatha wreath of poppy husks, an owl withoutstretched wings below, bezel set within arope twist border, 5.5 cm (a/f)Est. £150-250509. A 9ct gold and topaz bar broochEst. £40-60510. A 15ct gold and split seed pearlmourning ring, the band engraved andcentrally faced by an enamel and pearl setsurmount, bearing internal inscription, J K9th April 1889 (a/f)Est. £40-60511. A Victorian 9ct gold, diamond and rubyEtruscan revival brooch, of lenticular formfaced by a raised and gypsy set navetteEst. £40-60512. A single strand necklace of uniformpearls, with 9ct gold claspEst. £100-120513. A 9ct gold and topaz ring, the stone bezelset with spiral twist borderEst. £40-60514. A yellow metal bar brooch withhorseshoe surmount, the latter set withseven gypsy set paste stonesEst. £40-60515. A Georgian yellow metal and cameoportrait brooch, of cushion form, bearingbust profile of a gentleman worked in whiteover black, bezel set within a pelletedborder, engraved verso The Rev’d A WaughD. D. ob. 14 Dec 1824 aet 74Est. £180-220516. An Edwardian 9ct gold and seed pearlstarburst broochEst. £80-120517. A Edwardian 15ct gold, peridot and pearlopenwork pendant,518. A Victorian shell cameo brooch depictingthe profile of a gentleman, in white metalmount, 58mm x 48mmEst. £40-80519. An opal and yellow metal brooch, theoblong stone mounted on an ivy leafengraved rectangular plaque,25mm x 18mmEst. £20-30520. A pearl, garnet and 9ct gold pendant,comprising a lozenge lattice of blade bars,the intersections mounted with milligrain setgarnets, all within a cusped flowerhead openframe set with graded split seed pearls, onfine neck chain, brooch 28mm diameterEst. £80-10032Imperfections not stated

521. A Victorian yellow metal mounted agatemourning locket brooch, the oval stoneset above a bezel engraved In memory ofmother, with window verso with plaited hairinclusion, 44mm x 37mmEst. £80-100522. A 19th Century garnet and 9ct gold ring,the stones set in an open ovalEst. £40-80523. A shell cameo and 9ct gold ring, the ovalcameo depicting in high relief a femalevisage with flamboyant coiffureEst. £80-120524. An Edwardian ruby, diamond and 9ctgold hinged bangle, of oval section, facedwith a navette shaped plaque set with a rubyand two small diamondsEst. £150-250525. A 19th Century ruby and pearl ring,comprising an oval ruby flanked by twosmaller ruby brilliants and bordered bypearls, set between the fancy shoulders ofa yellow metal shankEst. £100-150526. An Edwardian open work peridot, pearland 15ct gold pendant, on fine neck chain,(a/f)Est. £80-120527. A 19th Century carnelian and yellowmetal signet ring, the oval matrix engravedportraying a profile of the god Hermes, theface 25mm x 18mmEst. £150-250528. A 19th Century 18ct gold swivel fobseal with oval matrices of blood stone andcarnelian, the former bearing an engravedarmorial crestEst. £150-200529. A late 19th / early 20th Century turquoiseand diamond crescent brooch, 51mmEst. £200-250530. A large shell cameo and yellow metalbrooch, together with a pair of earringsEst. £80-120531. An Edwardian opal, pearl and 9ct goldopen work pendant, 37mmEst. £120-150532. A Masonic 9ct gold signet ring set with adiamond brilliant, 5.3gEst. £120-150533. A shell cameo and 9ct gold ring, thepink and white oval cameo portraying thegarlanded profile bust a classical maidenEst. £80-120534. A shell cameo and 9ct gold stick pin, theoval cameo portraying the profile bust of aclassical maidenEst. £80-120535. A Victorian ruby, pearl and 9ct gold barlocket brooch, faced with a horseshoe,43mmEst. £50-70536. Diamond and precious white metalcrescent brooch, 24mm diameterEst. £250-350537. A cameo and 9ct gold ring, the oval greenand white cameo portraying the profile bustof classical maidenEst. £100-150538. A sapphire, pearl and yellow metal openscrollwork bar broochEst. £50-80539. A peridot, diamond and yellow metalstock pin, modelled as a fruiting sprigEst. £60-80540. A citrine, pearl and yellow metal Celticcross shaped pendant and neck chainEst. £300-350541. A 19th Century carnelian fob sealEst. £80-120542. A jade and 9ct gold ring together with ajade broochEst. £50-80543. A Victorian pearl and 15ct gold barbrooch, comprising parallel slender barsfaced with a pearl-set flowerheadEst. £25-35544. A 9ct gold mounted claw broochEst. £30-40545. A pair of 9ct gold cufflinks, having foliatescroll engraved oval faces, together with aMasonic studEst. £40-6033Imperfections not stated

546. An amethyst and 9ct gold bar broochEst. £40-60547. A pearl and yellow metal flowerheadbrooch, 28mm, 5.7gEst. £40-60548. A gypsy set diamond solitaire ringEst. £30-50549. An amethyst and pearl bar brooch,together with a pearl set brooch and agold neck chainEst. £40-60550. A pair of Victorian coral and pearlEtruscan inspired pendant earringsEst. £200-250551. A Victorian yellow metal, sapphire andseed pearl bar brooch, comprising a pairof parallel spirally fluted bars faced with acrossed ribbon set with graded split seedpearls centred by a small sapphire brilliantEst. £20-30Watches552. An early 20th Century lady’s silver fobwatch, having pin-set movement andenamelled faceEst. £20-40553. A late 19th / early 20th Century motherof-pearlcased pocket watch, havingcrown-wound movement, mother-of-pearlback and bezel, and enamelled face withsubsidiary secondsEst. £40-60554. A mid 19th Century silver pair casedpocket watch by J H Mercer of Appleby,having key-wound lever movement andenamel face with subsidiary seconds, thecase London, 1868, together with a silvercurb link watch chain and keyEst. £30-50555. A late 19th Century silver cased pocketwatch, having key-wound lever movement,and enamelled face with subsidiaryseconds, the case Birmingham, 1897,together with a nickel watch chain and keyEst. £20-40556. A Waltham rolled gold hunter pocketwatch, the covers of the case decoratedwith guilloche engine turning centredrespectively by a vacant shield cartoucheand a stagEst. £70-90557. A Waltham silver cased pocket watch,having crown-wound lever movement, andenamelled face with subsidiary seconds,the case Birmingham, 1901, together with anickel watch chain and keyEst. £30-50558. A Waltham silver cased pocket watch,having key-wound lever movement, andenamelled face with subsidiary seconds,the case Birmingham, 1923, with keyEst. £30-50559. A late 19th Century silver cased pocketwatch, having key wound lever movement,enameled face with subsidiary seconds, thecase Chester, 1899, with keyEst. £30-50560. A late 19th Century silver cased pocketwatch by A Sambrook of Sheffield,key-wound English lever movement, withenameled face and subsidiary seconds,the case Birmingham, 1874, with keyEst. £30-50561. A late 19th Century silver cased pocketwatch by J Dowell of Wigton, having keywoundlever movement and engine turnedsilver face with gilt Roman numerals andsubsidiary seconds, the case London, 1883,with keyEst. £40-60562. A late 19th Century rolled gold pocketwatch, having crown-wound levermovement, and enamelled faceEst. £40-60563. An army issue silver cased pocket watch,having crown-wound lever movement,single sunk enameled face and subsidiaryseconds, London, 1899Est. £30-60564. An early 20th Century silver cased hunterpocket watch, Everite by H Samuel, crownwoundlever movement with enameledface and subsidiary seconds, the caseBirmingham, 1920, casedEst. £30-5034Imperfections not stated

565. An early 19th Century silver cased trenchwatch, import marks for London, 1916Est. £30-50566. An Omega military issue Watch, Wrist,Waterproof, circa late 1940’sEst. £500-600567. A Cartier Panthere 18ct gold wrist watch,with water-resistant quartz movement,the square face having Roman numeralsand date aperture, the case having apronounced bezel and characteristic windingcrown with sapphire cabochon, on anadjustable flexible figaro link bracelet strapincorporating an invisible double-foldingbuckle, in original case and outer packagingwith tag and documentsEst. £2500-3500568. A Lady’s 9ct gold Caravelle wristletwatch, with circular silvered face, batonhands and quarter chapters, with flexiblebracelet strapEst. £80-100569. An Elgin rolled gold pocket watch,having crown-wound lever movement, withenameled face and subsidiary secondsEst. £40-60570. An Elgin rolled gold hunter pocket watch,having a crown wound lever movement, andenamelled face with subsidiary seconds, themovement by Elgin USAEst. £30-50571. An early 1970’s gentleman’s Rolex 14ctgold wrist watch, having 1600 calibremanual wind movement, the oval gilt facebeing radialy brushed and having batonmarkers, in a tonneau shaped case with 9ctgold flexible bracelet strap, circa 1974Est. £800-1200572. A 1960’s gentleman’s Omega gold platedwrist watch, having manual calibre 269movement, and circular brushed silver facewith baton markers and subsidiary secondsEst. £80-100573. A Victorian silver-cased pocket watch,having key-wound lever movement by GAaronson of ManchesterEst. £30-40574. A 1960’s gentleman’s Rotary 9ct goldcased wrist watch, having manualmovement with circular brushed silver faceEst. £50-80Clocks & Barometers575. A late 19th / early 20th Century Frenchchamplevé enamelled gilt metal andonyx cased mantel clock, having twotrainmovement with mercury pendulumand fancy enamelled gilt dial, the latterbearing the retailer’s name Wheatley &Sons, Carlisle, in architectural onyx casewith glazed doors to front and back andcorresponding windows to each side,decorated with champlevé enamelledmouldings and standing on gilt metal padfeet, 32cm highEst. £300-500576. A late 19th Century walnut architecturalmantel clock by Winterhalder &Hoffmeier, having two train movementstriking on coiled gongs, the arched brassface having silvered chapter ring for thehours, smaller slow-fast ring to the arch,and faced with baroque shell and foliatescroll spandrels, bearing an engravedpresentation plaque dated 1894, 39cm highEst. £120-180577. A late 19th Century brass skeleton clock,having a single train fusee movement withanchor escapement, striking on a bell,with pierced hours chapter and Romannumerals, mounted over a rectangularmahogany platform and four bun feet, 41cmEst. £200-400578. A large late 19th Century French marbleand polished slate mantle clock, ofarchitectural form, 47cm x 16cm x 48cmhighEst. £60-80579. An early 20th Century inlaid mahoganymantel clock, retailed by Bravingtons, ofarched form, with silvered face and brassbun feet, 21cm x 28cm highEst. £20-40580. A late 19th Century mahogany framedoffice dial clock, having two-train (nonfusee)spring driven movement, the paintedface bearing the name Urech, Aylesbury,41cm diameterEst. £80-120581. A late 19th / early 20th Century Viennawall clock, having spring driven movement,91cmEst. £40-8035Imperfections not stated

582. A Geochron Global Time Indicator wallclockEst. £300-400583. A British United Clock Company noveltyhorseshoe stirrup clock, having singlesunk dial with Gothic numerals and giltfigural reserve, first quarter 20th CenturyEst. £40-60584. J Brodie, WoolerAn 8-day long case clock, having paintedface with hunting vignette to the arch anddepictions of hounds to the spandrels, inmahogany case with fancy-arched hood withturned columns, broad trunk with archeddoor and flanking polygonal-section columnsand panelled plinth with bun feetEst. £300-500585. No Lot586. A George V oak mantel clock, havingJungian’s movement striking on a coiledgong and having a circular silvered facewith Arabic numerals, the rectangulararchitectural case having a shoulderedarchedtop with brass bale handle, andplinth base with small brass bracket feet,bearing an engraved presentation from themaster of the Carlisle Otter Hounds dated1912, 37cm highEst. £100-200587. A George III inlaid mahogany banjobarometer, of conventional form witharchitectural pediment, the silvered dialbearing the name J Pastorelli, 5 LepardsCourt, Baldwins Gardens, the case inlaidwith flowerhead and shell medallionsEst. £100-200Pictures & PrintsConventions used in cataloguing:1. The use of artist’s forename/s and surname(including the use of asterisks where theforenames are not known) denotes that inour opinion the work is by the artist.2. The use of the artist’s surname only denotesthat in our opinion the work is in the styleof the artist and may be partly or wholly hiswork, the work of a follower of the school ofthe artist, and of uncertain date.3. “Attributed to…” denotes that in our opinionthe work is probably by the artist.4. “After…” an artist denotes that in our opinionthe work is the copy of a work by that artist,of any date.Prints588. After Leslie Ward (1851-1922), ‘Spy’21 caricatures from Vanity Fair, together withsix further by other artists, un-framedEst. £100-200589. Hugh Harmwood Banner(19th Century British)St Albans’ Row, Carlisle, street scene asviewed from the road, with window shoppersand town hall beyond, drypoint engraving,signed and entitled to the margin, framedand mounted under glass, first quarter 20thCentury, 20cm x 14cmEst. £20-40590. Andrew J Caird [?] (19th Century)The Malt Shovel public house, study of astreet scene with passing pedestrians andwaiting horse and trap, drypoint engraving,pencil signed and numbered 8/50, framedand mounted under glass, first quarter 20thCentury, 17cm x 24cmEst. £20-40591. William Hogarth (1697-1764)A Rake’s Progress, complete set of sixplates depicting the reckless life of TomRakewell, plate eight bearing the laterBritannia emblem, etching, each uniformlyframed and mounted under glass,36cm x 40cmEst. £250-30036Imperfections not stated

592. After Montague Dawson RMSA FRSA(1895-1973)Night Mists, two sailing vessels passeach other on the open sea, a thick fogenveloping both, offset lithograph, pencilsigned to the margin, with blindstamp lowerleft, Venture, 1973, framed and mountedunder glass, 65cm x 77cmEst. £50-80593. After Sir William Russell Flint RA (1880-1969)Argument on the Ballet, depicting dancerswithin a rehearsal space, offset lithograph,pencil signed to the margin, with blindstamplower left, W. J. Stacey, framed andmounted under glass, mid 20th Century,42cm x 57cmEst. £100-150594. Jennie Harbour (1893-1959)In the Mall [?], study of three fashionablefigures engaged in conversation, handcoloured mezzotint, pencil signed andentitled to the margin, Raphael Tuck & Sons,together with four further; A Very GallantGentleman, Well in Hand, A Rosy Ruse, andRejected Addresses, each uniformly framedand mounted under glass, 22cm x 17cm (5)Est. £30-50595. After Richard Simkin (1850-1926)Military Types, a run of offset lithographicmilitary studies published as a supplementto the Army & Navy Gazette, 1890s(approximately 85)Est. £500-800596. A pair of Japanese Meiji woodblockprints, depicting respectively groupsof geese and black birds feeding,monochrome, bearing seal marks, uniformlyframed under glass, 21cm x 15cmEst. £30-50Photographs & Minatures597. A Victorian cased tintype photograph ofa seated lady, dressed in black taffeta dressand bonnet, tinted, under a gilt preserverand glass, Portrait Rooms, 35 GraingerStreet, NewcastleEst. £15-25598. A bust-length portrait miniature of a lady,in mourning dress, wearing lace bonnetwith lappets, fichu and hairwork choker,watercolour over ivory, in associated giltframe under glass, second quarter 19thCenturyEst. £30-50599. A rare and historically importantcollection of glass plate photographicnegatives by George Perry Abraham &Sons and Henry Mayson & Son, eachindependently working at Keswick in theEnglish Lake District; spanning a periodfrom 1860 through to the early 20th Century,the plates record domestic Lakeland life andsocial history through quiescent landscapes,street scenes and portraits, each imageconveying evidence of the artist’s eye forcomposition, tonality and shape, with somebearing physical evidence of the artist’shand - particularly in the form of afterwork tothe negative, further shaping the definitiveprint. The lot comprises 218 glass platenegatives together with a quantity of copynegatives and photographs, the platesranging in size from 61cm x 45.7cm to 6cmx 8.3cmBiographyG. P. Abraham & SonsA highly competent photographer and latera fellow of the Royal Photographic Society;George Perry Abraham founded his studioin 1860 in the town of Keswick after beingan assistant to Alfred Pettit. Concentratingon studio photography but with a passionfor landscapes, Abraham spent a number ofyears capturing in glass all major Lakelandattractions.It was two of Abraham’s four sons; GeorgeDixon and Ashley who cemented the familylegacy both in the history of photographyand that of the Lakes. The two men werekeen climbers and became world famous asthe “Keswick Brothers”.continued over leaf...37Imperfections not stated

Henry Mayson & SonA photographer of exceptional talent, HenryMayson set up his studio in Keswick in 1880.Concentrating on portraits, which were bothsensitive and direct, and landscapes; thelatter notoriously dark and brooding. Viewinghis oeuvre as that of a “Photographer Artist”rather than just a photographer, Maysonoften took to performing extensive afterworkto his glass plate negatives before theproduction of a definitive copy negative.His son Ralph carried on the business.Est. £2000-3000Watercolours600. Six cloth bound artist’s sketch bookscontaining a number of botanical studiesand en plein air compositions, worked inwatercolour and pencil, including specimensfrom South Africa and Switzerland,annotated and dated circa 1910Est. £30-50601. K Robinson (20th Century British)Kirkandrews-On-Eden, as viewed from thefork in the road towards Beaumont, dappledsummer depiction under heavy leaf-cloakedtrees, worked in part with a loose Pointilliststyle, watercolour, signed and dated ‘77,in gilt framed and wash-lined mount underglass, 30cm x 44cmEst. £40-60602. Johannes Weiland (1894-1976, Dutch)Preparing Dinner, sensitive preparatorystudy depicting a seated elderly ladydressed in a house cap, stuff cape and skirt,preparing vegetables, worked in gouache,signed, in decorative frame under glass,34cm x 26cmEst. £300-400603. Sam Bough RSA (1822-1878)On the Avon Near Bristol, open andatmospheric waterscape with overcloudedsky, the dimming day forming shadows fromlush foliage as two barges make haste,watercolour, signed and entitled to themargin, framed and mounted under glass,37cm x 52cmEst. £800-1000604. Robert Rule (1892-1964)Newport Harbour, Rhode Island and CoastLine, Massachusetts, two seascapes astaken from the shore, each having croppedcompositions with an emphasis on sea andsky, watercolour, each framed under glass,circa 1930, 20cm x 28cm and 17cm x 25cmrespectivelyEst. £30-50605. Robert Rule (1892-1964)The Tay at Elcho, bright and breezylandscape following the path of a stream,watercolour, framed and mounted underglass, signed ‘R’ and dated 1922, 17cm x26cmEst. £30-50606. Robert Rule (1892-1964)An American Tea Garden, lush garden viewunder a canopy of trees, looking towardsa summerhouse with pinstriped parasols,watercolour, framed and mounted, signedand dated 1928, City Art Gallery, TullieHouse label verso, 25.5cm x 36.5cmEst. £40-60607. Robert Rule (1892-1964)On the Irthing below Edmund Castle, airyriver view with surrounding woodland,watercolour, framed and mounted underglass, signed and dated 1923, 25cm x 37cmEst. £30-60608. Robert Rule (1892-1964)Tree Study at Dalston, bright and undulatingcountryside view, watercolour, framed andmounted under glass, signed, 27cm x 38cmEst. £40-60609. Thomas Charles Leeson RowbothamR.W.S (1823-1875)Layered romantic river view as taken fromthe crest of a low waterfall, a lone fishermanstands to the middle distance with amethystmountains beyond, watercolour, signed anddated 1851, 21.5cm x 31cmEst. £80-120610. Elizabeth Walsh (Contemporary British)Alpine Clematis and Coal Tits, large scalefloral study with birds, watercolour, signed,framed under a line washed mount andglass, 47.5cm x 31cmEst. £100-20038Imperfections not stated

611. Elizabeth Walsh (Contemporary British)Gathering Mushrooms, study of wildspecimens of flora and fauna incorporatingheather, acorns and toadstools, watercolour,signed, framed and mounted under glass,26cm x 35cmEst. £80-120612. Elizabeth Walsh (Contemporary British)Shells and Sea Campion, study of seashells, flora and fauna, signed, framed andmounted under glass, 24cm x 21.5cmEst. £80-120613. Ron Ablewhite (Contemporary British)Old Fella’s, tight composition portrait studyof two horned rams as they peer throughthe opening to a barn, watercolour, signed,framed and mounted under glass,17cm x 17cmEst. £100-200614. William Joseph Shayer (1787-1879)Sentimental beach scene with twoyoung boys at rest, preparatory study inwatercolour, within gilt mount and frameunder glass, signed lower left and dated1837, 33cm x 25cmEst. £100-200Oil Paintings615. (Late 20th Century)Romantic landscape in the style of an OldMaster, depicting cattle and sheep drinkingat a river crossing, a cottage to the middledistance, large scale furnishing piece, acrylicon canvas, in heavy gilt frame,90cm x 120cmEst. £150-250616. (Late 20th Century)Sentimental scene in the style of anOld Master, a society couple make theacquaintance of a young peasant girl, acrylicon canvas, large scale furnishing piece inheavy gilt frame, 121cm x 89cmEst. £150-250617. (Late 20th Century)Sporting scene in the style of an Old Master,the chase as it crosses a stream, acrylic oncanvas, furnishing piece in heavy gilt frame,60cm x 89cmEst. £100-200618. (Late 20th Century)Sentimental sporting scene in the style of anOld Master, recumbent beaters and houndsat rest, acrylic on canvas, furnishing piece inheavy gilt frame, 60cm x 89cmEst. £100-200619. (Late 20th Century)Sentimental cottage scene as viewed fromthe garden, with cattle and horses to thefore, in the style of an Old Master, acrylic oncanvas, furnishing piece in heavy gilt frame,60cm x 89cmEst. £100-200620. William Douglas MacLeod (1892-1963)Post-Impressionist landscape in the styleof the Scottish Colourists, depicting avivid lakeland scene with amethyst watersbeneath luminous peak and sky, acrylic overcanvas, signed lower left, in gilt frame,44cm x 60cmEst. £100-200621. Stephen Darbishire(Contemporary British)Etterwater, undulating Lakeland landscapewith low morning mist, a Border collie herdsa flock of sheep under the watchful gazeof a shepherd, beneath sun-lit mountainsbeyond, acrylic on panel, signed, in ornateframe, 21cm x 29cmEst. £200-400622. Stephen Darbishire(Contemporary British)Daisy, diminutive, sunny portrait of Sheepdog Daisy, recumbent in grassy pasturesin the midst of a summers day, acrylic onpanel, signed and framed, 10cm x 12 cmEst. £100-200623. Julian Mason(Contemporary British)Fell Foot and Castle Hare, sunny andimpressionistic Lakeland landscape withwhite washed farm cottages at the foot ofa rocky crag, oil on canvas, signed, insetwithin a contemporary white-washed galleryframe, 50cm x 40cmEst. £200-300624. Peter Coulthard(Contemporary British)Dovecrag, Dove Dale, Lakeland view atdawn, the lavender light spilling over thecrags to the distance and filtering downthrough a stream to the fore, acrylic oncanvas, signed and framed, 28cm x 38.5cmEst. £300-50039Imperfections not stated

625. Vivienne Pooley (Contemporary British)Winter Sun on Castle Crag (St John’s in theVale), an expressionistic almost colouristdepiction of a Lakeland landscape at sunset,the last orange rays casting a fiery glow overforest and rock formation beyond, oil oncanvas, signed and framed, 46cm x 56cmEst. £200-400626. Anthony Rossiter (1926-2000)Expressionist view of a rural track in thedepth of a winter’s day, the ground gougedin strips reveals bare earth below, whileexposed vegetation reaches up withoutstretched tendrils, worked in heavyimpasto with sgraffito, initialed, oil on panel,framed, 28cm x 41.5cmEst. £150-180627. Anthony Rossiter (1926-2000)Expressionist depiction of a blossominggarden, the lush vegetation and foliagea riot of white blooms bordering a dewymarbled drive, worked in heavy impasto withsgraffito, oil on panel, framed, 29cm x 42cmEst. £100-150628. Sam Bough RSA (1822-1878)Eventide beachscape with a spire speckledcity skyline beyond, to the fore a gentlemandressed in red leans on an emerald greenboat as he gazes out of the picture plane,while at his feet a companion tends to acreel, signed lower right, oil on canvas,in gilt slip mount and frame under glass,24cm x 39cm (a/f)Est. £200-400629. (19th Century British)Naive portrait of a West Highland terriercarrying a rabbit through bramble andbrushland, oil on panel, in ornate gilt frame,25cm x 33cmEst. £20-40630. M*** Brown (19th Century)Batchalor, portrait of an Otterhound, workedin thinned oils over board, 44 x 44 cm,together with an associated tinted gelatinsilver print, depicting gentlemen of the huntwith a pack of Otterhounds to the fore,19cm x 24cmEst. £30-50Mirrors631. A Victorian gilt framed overmantelmirror, having arched plate and guillocheand beaded frame with ribbon-tied andgarlanded shell surmount, pendant bellflowersand conforming brackets to eachside, 133cm x 149cm highEst. £100-200632. A pair of Victorian mirror back wallsconces, each having rectangular beveledframes, plush covered and inset with giltfoliate-moulded mounts, together with oneother similar, late 19th CenturyEst. £80-120633. A Victorian mahogany swivel toiletmirror, having D-shaped mirror plate incushion moulded frame, scroll supports andserpentine-fronted platform base, 56cm highEst. £20-30Rugs634. An Iranian tabaz rug, 400cm x 300cmEst. £200-300635. An oriental wool runner, 287cm x 79cmEst. £30-60636. A Persian Mahal rug, 320cm x 210cmEst. £200-300637. A Persain Shiraz rug, 240cm x 170cmEst. £100-200638. A Hamadan rug, 205cm x 110cmEst. £50-80639. A Tabriz rug, 342cm x 254cmEst. £200-300640. A Naeen rug, 280cm x 200cmEst. £200-300641. A Zanjan rug, 187cm x 125cmEst. £80-120642. A Hamadan rug, 187cm x 109cmEst. £80-120643. A Mood rug, 295cm x 208cmEst. £200-30040Imperfections not stated

644. A Baluchi rug, 180cm x 115cmEst. £80-120645. A Hamadan rug, 160cm x 100cmEst. £80-120646. An Arak rug, 122cm x 87cmEst. £80-120647. A Hamadan rug, 150cm x 100cmEst. £50-80648. A Hamadan rug, 320cm x 100cmEst. £80-120Oak & Country649. A set of seven George III oak diningchairs, comprising one carver andsix standard chairs, each having lowshouldered back rail and geometric piercedsplat, drop-in seat and square tapering legswith H-stretcherEst. £300-500650. An 18th Century and later heavily carvedoak fall front bureau, with shelf back,93cm x 51cm x 143cm highEst. £50-80651. An early 19th Century ash and elmWindsor chair, having pierced splat,horseshoe arm on baluster front supports,shaped seat and conforming legs withH-stretcherEst. £40-80652. A late 19th century Flemish style carvedoak settle, having arcaded back withmannerist carved crest and ball turnedpillars, rectangular seat with acanthuslunette carved rail, and fruit-and-maskcarved front legs, 137cm x 95cm highEst. £100-200653. An 18th century Westmorland style threepanel joined oak bedding chest, havingtypical carved lozenge decoration,114cm x 58cm x 72cm highEst. £200-400654. A Victorian scumbled pine kitchen presscupboard, having ovolo moulded corniceabove a pair of flanking paneled doorsdivided by a central narrow door and drawer,the lower stage comprising two short overtwo long drawers each with two knobhandles and scratch mouldings, on squarebracket feet, 52cm x 155cm x 156cm highEst. £300-500655. A Victorian blonde oak kitchen presscupboard, having a cavetto mouldedcornice above a plain frieze and two fancypanelled doors enclosing shelves, the lowerstage comprising three short over three longdrawers with turned handles,141cm x 50cm x 205cmEst. £200-400656. A Victorian cane seated beach woodballoon back bedroom chairEst. £20-30657. A late 19th century Flemish style carvedoak side table or buffet, having oblongtop and two frieze drawers with acanthusscroll relief carving and ‘green man’ maskhandles, raised on four frontal adornedbaluster supports, above a reverse breakfrontbase shelf on short turned feet,47cm x 107cm x 75cm highEst. £100-200658. A set of eight 19th century Lancashirerush-seated elm ladder-back diningchairs, comprising two armchairs and sixstandard chairsEst. £500-800659. An 18th century joined oak hangingcorner cabinet, having a mouldedpediment and architrave framing a doorof three horizontal oblong fielded panelswith later brass Gothic H-form hinges,70cm x 90cm highEst. £80-120660. A pair of children’s Welch style combbackchairsEst. £20-40661. A George III oak fall-front bureau, havingfour long cockbeaded graduated drawerswith fancy brass bale handles and keyholeescutcheons, on square bracket feet,96cm x 53cm x 107cm highEst. £300-500662. A late 19th century Flemish style carvedoak bookcase cabinet, having a swanneckpediment and arched glazed doorsto the upper stage, the base having a pairof arched panelled doors, profusely carvedoverall, 53cm x 121cm x 143cm highEst. £100-20041Imperfections not stated

Georgian663. A William IV mahogany pole screen,having gross point panel with fringe andtassels, on a turned tapering reeded columnand carved cabriole legs with volute feetEst. £50-80664. A George III mahogany side table, havingoblong top with ogee moulded edge, friezedrawer with brass bale handles and keyholeescutcheon, above a shaped apron andMarlborough legs, 79cm x 48cm x 71cmhighEst. £100-200665. George III mahogany snap-top tripod teatable, the circular top having a reeded edge,on urn-carved column and heavy cabriolelegs, 76cm x 72cm highEst. £50-80666. A Regency string-inlaid mahogany potcupboard/commode, of a bow-frontedform, comprising a tambour frontedcupboard above a pair of false drawers withcircular stamped brass backplate handles,extending to reveal an aperture for achamber pot, on square tapering legs,53cm x 56cm x 83cm highEst. £40-80667. A George III glazed and string-inlaidmahogany hanging corner cabinet,having moulded cornice, geometrical glazingbars and canted edges, 102cm highEst. £100-200668. A George III satin wood turn-over-topcard table, having half moon top with greenbaize lined playing surface, above a stringinlaidfrieze and conforming square taperinglegsEst. £200-300669. A George III mahogany swivel toiletmirror, having upright oblong mirrorplate in moulded frame, on conformingtapering supports with brass urn finials, theserpentine base incorporating three drawerswith brass axe head handles, on squarebracket feetEst. £100-200670. A George III mahogany turn over toptea table671. A reconstructed George III stylediminutive chest of three cockbeadeddrawers, with fancy stamped brass backplate handles and square bracket feet,68cm x 41cm x 76cm highEst. £40-80672. A late Georgian mahogany hangingcorner cabinet, having cavetto mouldedcornice above a rosewood veneered friezeand door glazed in four horizontal panesconforming to the enclosed wooden shelves,with bead edge moulding and cantedcorners, 113cm highEst. £40-80673. A George III mahogany turn-over-top teatable (a/f)Est. £20-40674. A George III joined oak low dresser,having a pair of rectangular fielded-panelleddoors flanking four short cockbeadeddrawers with knob handles, on squarebracket feet, 150cm x 56cm x 84cm highEst. £400-600675. An early 19th century demi-lune table,string inlaid and having tapering squaresection legs, 63cm x 127cm x 71cm highEst. £30-60676. A 19th century mahogany tripod polescreen, the shield shaped screen bearingan Angelica Kauffman engraving, on urnturnedcolumn and cabriole legsEst. £40-80677. A late Georgian bow-fronted mahoganydesk or wash stand, having reedededge, cross-banded and string inlaid friezeincorporating two false and cone truedrawer, on turned baluster legs,106cm x 52cm x 77cm highEst. £100-150678. A George III mahogany chest of twoshort and three long cock-beadeddrawers with oval stamped brass backplatebale handles, having a shaped apronand splayed bracket feet, decorated withcross-banding and string-inlay to the top andapron, 121cm x 57cm x 109cm high (a/f)Est. £50-8042Imperfections not stated

679. A late Georgian mahogany hangingcorner cabinet, having a cavetto mouldedcornice, cross-banded and feather-stringinlaid frieze, conforming cock-beaded andpanelled door enclosing serpentine frontedshelves, with canted corners, and baseedge moulding, 121cm highEst. £100-150Victorian680. An early Victorian mahogany chestof two short over three graded longcockbeaded drawers with turned handles,having Gothic arched slender recessedpanels facing each stile, on turned bun feet,57cm x 124cm x 123cm highEst. £100-200681. A Victorian mahogany what-not, havingtwo rectangular shelves with fancy aprons,and bobbin turned legs with later castors,68cm x 42cm x 72cm highEst. £40-80682. A Victorian mahogany Sutherlandoccasional table,72cm x 60cm x 60cm (open)Est. £30-50683. A Victorian mahogany towel horseEst. £20-40684. A Victorian upholstered rosewoodsquare footstool, the overstuffed topupholstered in a cross-point depiction of aterrier, above a plain frieze and short turnedfeet, 46 x 46 x 20cm highEst. £40-60685. A Victorian mahogany extending diningtable, having rounded oblong top on heavycarved legs with brass caps and castors,and four leaves, 184cm x 138cm x 75cmhigh, leaves 44cm eachEst. £800-1200686. A Victorian mahogany chest of drawers,having vertically reeded frieze, three shortover three long cock-beaded drawers withmother-of-pearl inset knob handles, turnedquadrant-section stiles and short turnedfeet, 57cm x 122cm x 121cm highEst. £150-200687. A Victorian mahogany cross-bandedoak chest of two short and three longdrawers with knob handles, ebony andboxwood string inlay, fancy shaped apronand ogee bracket feet, 126cm x 55cm x117cm highEst. £100-200688. A Victorian walnut sewing table, havingoctagonal hinged top enclosing a fittedinterior, on compressed baluster column andcarved cabriole legs with volute feetEst. £100-200689. A Victorian mahogany hanging cornercabinet, having cushion moulded cornice,panelled door and canted sides, 94cm highEst. £30-40690. A pair of late 19th century carved walnutdining chairs, each having fancy openback, overstuffed bow-fronted seat andturned tapering front legsEst. £20-40691. A set of four late Victorian walnutdining chairs, each having flower-carvedshouldered back rail, fancy carved andfretted splat, and tramline moulded stilesand mid-back rail, overstuffed seat andturned front legsEst. £30-50692. A set of six Victorian mahogany balloonback dining chairs (a/f)Est. £80-120693. A Victorian mahogany Duchess washstand, having gallery back, serpentine frontwith cock-beaded frieze drawer, polygonalsection tapering front legs and platform basewith pad feet, 98cm x 53cm x 84cm highEst. £80-120694. A Victorian mahogany pedestalchiffonier, having architectural back withapplied acanthus scroll bracket moulding,reverse breakfront top with frieze drawers,above four cupboard doors with archedmouldings and enclosing drawers andshelves, on a plinth base,214cm x 70cm x 126cm highEst. £300-50043Imperfections not stated

695. A Victorian mahogany triple wardrobe, ofbreak-front construction, having a mouldedprojecting cornice above three doors, eachwith applied arched mouldings and havingrounded edges, the central door bearinga full length mirror, the interior fitted withdrawers and hanging spaces,202cm x 76cm x 215cm highEst. £200-400696. A Victorian mahogany chiffonier havingpronounced cushion moulded frieze drawerabove a pair of arched panelled doors withheavily gadrooned bases, flanking a furtherrecessed pair on plinth base,150cm x 51cm x 91cm highEst. £50-100697. A pair of Victorian fancy cusped balloonback bedroom chairs, in faux-rosewood,with overstuffed seats and turned legs698. A Victorian mahogany chest of three shortover three long cockbeaded drawers withknob handles on short turned legs,120cm x 52cm x 136cm highEst. £50-100699. A late Victorian upholstered mahoganyhorseshoe backed tub armchair, havingupholstered-scroll back and arms abovea finely carved and fretted anthemionguilloche scroll sides, overstuffed seat andturned tapering legsEst. £50-80700. A Victorian fancy cusped balloon backwalnut dining chair, with overstuffedserpentine fronted seat and carved cabriolefront legsEst. £20-30701. Five Victorian mahogany balloon backdining chairsEst. £80-120702. A Victorian upholstered horseshoe-backtub armchair, having short turned taperingfront legs with brass caps and ceramiccastorsEst. £50-80703. A pair of Victorian upholstered beechwood folding easy chairs, one in a Libertystyle peacock feather pattern fabricEst. £80-120704. A pair of Victorian fully upholstered easyarmchairs, each having horizontal scrollback, sloping button upholstered arms andoverstuffed square seat on short turned frontlegsEst. £80-120705. A Victorian mahogany kitchen presscupboard, having projecting cornice abovea cushion frieze and acanthus brackets,a pair of arched panelled doors enclosingshelves, and a base of two short over threelong drawers with knob handles and fancyshaped apron and turned legs,121cm x 58cm x 209cm highEst. £200-400706. A late 19th century ornate inlaidrosewood corner display cabinet, havingan upper stage of three mirror-backedgalleried shelves, with conforming baseon slender baluster-turned supports, finelyinlaid in satinwood and ivory, in patterns ofacanthus scrolls, swags, bracelets and urns,77cm wide x 214cm highEst. £300-400707. A Victorian brass and mahogany polescreen with petit-point floral panel,147cm highEst. £50-80708. An early Victorian rosewood gamesand sewing table, having oblong top withcanted corners and inlaid chequerboard,opening to reveal a fitted interior (a/f), on acarved baluster support, concave platformand short scroll feet with brass castors,75cm highEst. £300-500709. A 19th century French carved andebonized mahogany tripod wine table incommemoration of Napoleon Bonaparte,the circular top elaborately relief carvedin depiction of the former Empress inmourning, within a border of initialsand bees within acanthus scrolls, on aconforming baluster and cabriole legs, thefeet capped with French cockerels,48cm x 68cm highEst. £200-400710. A Victorian mahogany spider-leggeddrop-leaf occasional table,88cm x 67cm (open) x 70cm highEst. £80-12044Imperfections not stated

711. A late 19th century/early 20th centuryoak roll-top desk,127cm x 74cm x 120 cm highEst. £200-300712. Alexander Carnegie, Skibo CastleA lacquered canvas covered domedcabin trunk, bearing painted ownershipdetails “A.C. New York, No 3”, 61cm x 93cmx 72cm highEst. £50-80713. Alexander Carnegie, Skibo CastleA lacquered canvas covered domedcabin trunk, a lacquered canvas coveredcabin trunk, bearing painted ownershipdetails, “L.W.C.” with buckram lined innertray, 60cm x 91cm x 59cm highEst. £20-40714. Alexander Carnegie, Skibo Castle alacquered canvas covered domed cabintrunk, by M. Cherry of 1270 Broadway,New York, bearing painted ownership marks“L.C.M.” 55cm x 93cm x 59cm highEst. £30-50715. A late 19th century covered cabin trunkwith buckram lined interior incorporating aremovable tray, 55cm x 61cm x 54cm highEst. £40-60716. Alexander Carnegie, Skibo CastleA late 19th century French lacqueredcanvas covered cabin trunk by J. Bobet,Duhin Successeur, Emballeur, 51 RueSt Anne, Paris, having removable innertray and bearing label inscribed ‘MadameAndrew Carnegie, Skibo Castle, Dornoch,Sutherland’, 60cm x 96cm x 37cm highEst. £50-80717. A Victorian military type steel-strappedoak travelling trunk, having shallow domedlid, 63cm x 96cm x 62cm highEst. £100-150718. A reproduction carved mahogany kneeholedesk, having gilt-tooled green leatherwriting surface, an acanthus scroll andflowerhead relief carved frieze incorporatingthree shallow drawers, above a pair ofdrawers flanking each raised on foursquare tapering legs, decorated withfloral swags and vitruvian scrolls,163cm x 71cm x 77cm highEst. £300-500719. A late 19th century French marble toppedand ormolu mounted satinwood musiccabinet, having rounded rectangular top,above a cross-banded and feather veneeredfrieze drawer and conforming a doorenclosing slides, above a shaped apron onshort cabriole legs with ormolu feet,40cm x 57 x 105cm highEst. £200-300720. A late 19th Century French style kingwood writing desk, having serpentinetop with inset blind-tooled pig skin writingsurface, having one central and pair offlanking drawers, each cross-banded andfaced with feathered or chevron veneers,bearing naturalistic ormolu handles, oncabriole legs with brass sabots, impressed“Whytock & Reid, Edinburgh”,144cm x 64cm x 75cm highEst. £400-600721. Alexander Carnegie, Skibo CastleA lacquered canvas covered domedcabin trunk, a lacquered canvas coveredcabin trunk, bearing painted ownershipdetails, “L.W.C.” with buckram lined innertray, 60cm x 91cm x 59cm highEst. £30-40722. A Victorian upholstered walnut suiteEst. £300-500Edwardian & 20th Century723. An Edwardian string inlaid walnutSutherland occasional table,60cm x 71cm x 66cm highEst. £40-60724. An Edwardian string-inlaid mahoganyjardinière stand, and brass jardinière (a/f)Est. £20-40725. An Edwardian Sheraton revivalmahogany display cabinet, having a pairof astragal glazed doors enclosing shelves,on slender square section legs, decoratedwith reeding and enamelled floral swags,29cm x 91cm x 158cm highEst. £50-80726. An Edwardian drop-arm sofa, havingshouldered back and scroll arms, withstring-inlaid square tapering legs with brasscaps and castorsEst. £100-20045Imperfections not stated

727. Two Edwardian upholstered easyarmchairs, each having string-inlaidmahogany frame and square tapering legswith brass caps and castorsEst. £100-200728. An Edwardian ebony-strung rosewoodsmall display cabinet, having astragalglazed door enclosing wooden shelves, onslender tapering square section legs,53cm x 39cm x 122cm highEst. £40-80729. A set of four Edwardian string-inlaidmahogany dining chairs, each havingslender open upright back, with lowshoulderedrail and fine comb-splat facedwith three lozenges, overstuffed seat andsquare tapering legs, impressed marks“W.B. Ltd”Est. £80-120730. A George V Adam influenced pine andgesso fire surround and overmantelmirror, 157cm wide x 202cm highEst. £100-200731. A pair of George V upholstered walnuttub chairs, having square tapering legs withsplayed feet and X-stretcherEst. £50-80732. A mid 20th century Ercol teak reclinerarmchair (a/f)Est. £20-40733. A George V reproduction Georgiandemi-lune turn-over-top card table,on square tapering legs with spade feet,84cm x 74cm highEst. £80-120734. An early 20th century blonde oakbureau bookcase, having D-shaped topabove a near vertical fall enclosing pigeonholes and a leather writing surface,above open shelves and two drawers,77cm x 24cm x 135cm highEst. £50-80735. A 1930s turned mahogany standard lampEst. £30-40736. A George V oak combination hall tableand stick/umbrella stand, having fret-cutscroll back, off-set table top above a singlefrieze drawer and adjacent two wells forsticks, raised on ball turned legs above a lowshelf with drip trays, 85cm x 31cm x 84cm highEst. £40-60737. A 1930s Edison-Bell Electron floorstandinggramophone, in raise-giltlacquered mahogany chinoisserie cabinet,converted to electricity incorporating aBSR Monarch turntable,71cm x 54cm x 93cm highEst. £100-150738. A George V reproduction Georgian stylestring inlaid mahogany fall front bureau,93cm x 47cm x 100cm highEst. £40-60739. A reproduction Georgian upholsteredmahogany open armchairEst. £30-40740. A reproduction 18th Century marbletopped giltwood console table andelaborate Rococo framed pier glass,48cm x 140cm x 230cm highEst. £300-500741. A mid 20th century turned mahoganytripod standard lamp, enamelled and giltin a chinoiserie design, 156cm highEst. £20-30742. A George V walnut combination buffetsideboard and dining table leaf cabinet,having break bow front, incorporating friezedrawers with 18th century style piercedbrass back-plate bale handles, above twoopen shelves concealing a leaf cabinet withlateral doors on short cabriole legs,64cm x 145cm x 108cm highEst. £100-200743. A George V mahogany bergere suite,comprising a three seater sofa and twoarmchairs, each having low horizontal back,scroll arms and short ball-and-claw feetEst. £200-400744. A mid 20th century Lusty’s Lloyd LoomD-section box stool in toned gold withupholstered seatEst. £20-3046Imperfections not stated

745. A 1960s walnut veneered Hecomini-office, 83cm x 54cm x 113cm highEst. £100-200746. A Chinese carved rosewood panelledchest, having raised characters to each sideand short claw feet, 20th centuryEst. £200-300747. A George V mahogany waterfallbookcase, comprising three staggeredshelves having acanthus scroll relief-carvedend standard and two base drawers,(incomplete), 39cm x 86cm x 79cm highEst. £50-8047Imperfections not stated

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AUCTION ROOMSAuctioneers & Valuers since 1890GENERAL CONDITIONS OF SALE1. Every Sale and these Conditions of Saleshall be governed by and constructedin accordance with English Law andshall be subject to the jurisdiction ofEnglish Courts.2. H&H Auction Rooms act as Agents onlyin respect of goods delivered for thepurpose of sale and herein shall beknown as the ‘Auctioneers’. Personsinstructing H&H Auction Rooms to sellgoods are herein known as ‘Vendors’.Persons who have acquired lots offeredfor sale by the Auctioneers are hereinknown as ‘Purchasers’.3. All persons attending a Sale under theconduct of the Auctioneers-wherein attheir Sale Rooms or elsewhere – shallbe deemed to be on the land andpremises at their own risk and shallhave no claim against the Auctioneersor principals in respect of thecancellation/postponement of a Sale orany loss, accident or injury, howsoeveroccasioned, save in so far as the sameis proven to be caused by the directnegligence of an employee(s) of H&HAuction Rooms.4. The Auctioneers make everyreasonable effort to ensure theaccuracy of advertisements, cataloguedescriptions and other publicity, butexcept where specifically instructedso to certify by a Vendor, declare thatall statements, oral or in writing, arethose of opinion only, made withoutresponsibility and shall not give riseto any action in law for damages,compensation or rescission of a sale bya Purchaser, against any Vendor, theAuctioneers or their employees.5. Many lots are of an age or naturethat preclude their being in pristinecondition. Some catalogue descriptionsmay make reference to damage and/orrestoration; however, omission of suchreference does not imply a lot is freefrom defects nor does any reference toa particular defect imply the absence ofothers.6. Purchasers should therefore satisfythemselves by physical inspection oflots, before bidding, as to the origin,authenticity, quality, age, weight,size and general description – as lotsare sold in their actual state withfaults, imperfections and errors ofdescription.7. Electrical/mechanical goods aresold on the strict understandingthat those items originally intendedto be operated by mains electricityare untested, without warranties orany guarantee as to serviceabilityor working order. These may notcomply with the current StatutoryRequirements and as such are offeredfor sale solely for display purposesor historical interest, THESE ARENOT SUITABLE FOR CONNECTIONTO THE MAINS ELECTRICITY SUPPLY.The auctioneers cannot acceptresponsibility for any act by a buyer incontravention of this condition.8. Persons handling lots do so at theirown risk and shall make good all lossor damage howsoever sustained: suchestimate of cost to be assessed by theAuctioneers whose decisions shall befinal.9. In making a bid, Purchasersacknowledge their attention has beendrawn to the conditions of sale and aresatisfied as to the description on theinvitation of bids.10. Lots are sold subject to anyannouncement, declaration, andalteration of description or othermatters, made by the Auctioneers priorto the invitation of bids.11. At the fall of the hammer, the highestbidder, acceptable to the Auctioneers,shall be the Purchaser and theAuctioneers, whose decision shall beabsolute and final, shall settle anydispute. No lots shall be transferred.12. The Auctioneers may divide, combine,ad to or withdraw lots and make anycatalogue alterations without notice or50

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