Fine Art, Antiques & Collectables to include Books & Printed Ephemera

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1 Fine Art, Antiques & Collectables to include Books & Printed Ephemera Saturday 04 February :00 Batemans Auctioneers The Saleroom Ryhall Road Stamford PE9 1XF

2 Lot: 1 An early 20th century three light copper and cast iron lamp, converted for electricity, 94 by 24 by 107cm high. Estimate: Lot: 2 Two willow weave figures modelled, by Joni Bamford of Empingham, as Hereward the Wake with a sword and cross, 175cm high and Gladwys the seated basket maker, 92cm high. Lot: 3 A modern cast and painted, metal structured garden ornament of a Thai temple, 197cm high. Estimate: Lot: 4 A modern carved limestone statue modelled as a reclining Buddha, 102 by 31 by 29cm high. Estimate: Lot: 5 A bronze gong on wrought iron stand, 58cm diameter, the stand 80 by 105cm high. Lot: 6 A Norwegian wood burner with cast decoration in low relief of centaurs, Drannens model, Brain, 30 by 30 by 105cm. Estimate: Lot: 7 A large stained glass window of nineteen panels, of sunburst design, 340 by 170cm. Lot: 8 A quantity of tools to include two block planes, a 19th century mahogany and brass spirit level, a blow lamp and a wooden propeller. (q) Lot: 9 An early 20th century stained pine bound trunk, 78 by 48 by 54cm high. Estimate: Lot: 10 A set of sack scales, 56 by 52 by 51cm and a set of potato scales, 47 by 41 by 78cm. (2) Lot: 11 A dome topped chest, bound with wooden straps and with leather handles, 84 by 44 by 53cm high. Lot: 12 A Victorian copper helmet shaped coal scuttle, 46 by 29 by 39cm high. Lot: 13 A toolbox and a bag with a collection of cabinet makers tools to include saws, plains, drill bits, etc. (q) Lot: 14 A group of three enamel advertising signs, comprising 'Wills Rich Cut Tobacco', 'Velvet Safety Razor' and 'John Bull Tyres', together with three tin plate advertising signs, 'Fresh Cockles', 'English Rabbits' and 'Fresh Fruit Daily'. (6) Lot: 15 A wooden tobacco shop sign, four enamel cigarette brand signs, a 'Rajah' advertising mirror and three mirrored signs, (9) Lot: 16 A leather cartridge case complete with straps, and a leather motoring case, 61 by 38 by 29cm. Lot: 17 A hanging display of six casks with painted names Brown, Cream, Fino Amontillado, Oloroso and Manzanilla on a wooden rack with hanging chains, 260cm. Lot: 18 A large tan leather suitcase with straps and brass locks, together with two smaller brown painted and wooden bound trunks. (3) Lot: 19 Three wooden trunks, one marked in white for Capt. M H Mallet, ex-raf. (3) Lot: 20 Four wooden trunks, two with rope handles, and two marked Capt Mallet and Flt Lt M H Mallet, ex-raf. (4) Estimate: Lot: 21 Four black painted metal trunks and two smaller black painted metal tins. (6) Estimate: of 48

3 Lot: 22 Three blue painted metal and wooden trunks, ex-raf. (3) Lot: 23 A 1950s pond yacht / model motor launch built from a kit, with stand, 100cm. Estimate: Lot: 24 Two weaving looms and accessories, the larger 134 by 99 by 216cm high. Lot: 25 A tin hat box containing a bowler hat, together with a tin document box. (2) Estimate: Lot: 26 A Victorian mahogany and brass telescopic music stand raised on a cast iron base, 48 by 48 by 122cm high. Lot: 27 A Burmantcite Faience ceramic pedestal, with gold coloured spiral incised decoration, marked 1421, 63cm. Estimate: Lot: 28 A Leeds studio pottery jardiniere and stand model 417 modelled in low relief with stiff leaf foliage glazed in shades of blue, yellow, red and green, slight damage to top of jardiniere and stand, 35cm diameter and 120cm high. Lot: 29 A Victorian smokers stand in turned beech and walnut, the circular top mounted with embossed white metal, tobacco pot, ceramic tray and matchholder, 90cm high. Estimate: Lot: 30 An extensive train layout including three Hornby HM2000 digital power controllers, three digital points decoders, a select digital command control system and a surge protected power point, a complete anologue control system, buildings for the set include four stations and a large number of incidental buildings, the train carriages include three Master Cutler with locomotive and tender The Prince Palatine, Mallard Locomotive and tender, Kingfisher Locomotive and tender, Eurostar 3219 and 3220 Locomotives and two eurostar carriages, Three Diesel Locomotives including one Virgin 47854, One British Railways green livery Locomotive D7596, One Intercity and one Diesel and electric Locomotive Intercity 86, Five Intercity carriages, two Intercity 125 carriages, six Intercity blue and grey livery coaches, Two Intercity Buffet carriages, a Pullman Lucille carriage, Golden Arrow carriage and a Royal Mail carriage, extensive track and boards. (q) Estimate: , Lot: 35 A 1960s metal tea trolley with scrolled wirework, with oval clear glass shelves, 82 by 47 by 78cm high. Lot: 36 An early 20th century papier mache pull along dapple grey painted hobby horse with cloth ears and metal stirrups, lacking tail and saddle, the metal frame with plastic wheels, 77 by 20 by 57cm high. Lot: 37 A 1920s Art Deco pouffe ottoman, number 879, with label, covered in sunburst leather. Lot: 38 A Victorian pine kitchen table with single drawer to end, raised on turned supports, 80 by 97 by 74cm high. Lot: 39 A small pine settle with high shaped back over seat and a shaped apron, 70 by 40 by 118cm high. Lot: 40 A pitch pine double bed with slats, 155 by 196 by 130cm. Estimate: Lot: 41 An old pine French larder cabinet with a cupboard and four drawers, 102 by 44 by 142cm high. Lot: 42 A reclaimed pine kitchen table raised on turned legs, 88 by 129 by 76cm high. Lot: 43 Four rush seated beech framed kitchen chairs with seat covers, each 41 by 42 by 108cm high. Lot: 44 An old pine corner cabinet, with two shelves, 56 by 30 by 82cm high. Lot: 45 2 of 48

4 A solid oak dining table with rounded ends and H-stretcher, 186 by 88 by 77cm high, together with four chairs, with carved splat motif on square tapered supports, with spade feet joined by stretchers. (5) Estimate: Lot: 46 A Dutch pine two door wardrobe, parts 19th century, with pediment and bun feet, 122 by 53 by 202cm. Lot: 47 An early 20th century pine ottoman with hinged lid, upholstered in pale pink cotton fabric, missing one castor, 36 by 140cm wide. Lot: 48 A Georgian pine corner cupboard with domed doors, breakfront pediment and two carved pine roses, with cupboard below, 97 by 60 by 217cm. Estimate: Lot: 49 A 20th century satinwood dressing chest with mirror over two trinket drawers over two short above two long drawers raised on a plinth base, 91 by 52 by 154cm high. Lot: 50 A painted pine chest of drawers with bun handles, with two long over two short drawers, raised on turned feet, 97 by 48 by 93 cm. Estimate: Lot: 51 Two modern Tetral armchairs upholstered in white and beige floral patterned fabrics. (2) Lot: 55 A 19th century oak semi circular hall table with barley twist legs, 84 by 39 by 62cm together with a Victorian carved single ornate plate rack, the ends carved with griffons, 95cm wide. Estimate: Lot: 56 A camel skin lamp shade in the form of a Komodo dragon, 112cm long. Estimate: Lot: 57 A pair of 18th century wrought iron fire dogs with adjustable hangers, 28 by 50 by 49cm high. Lot: 58 A Victorian mahogany and crosshatched sideboard / server, with lions head ring handles, raised on spade feet, 163 by 66 by 95cm. Lot: 59 A Regency style gilt wood stool with elaborately scrolled arms, upholstered in red velour, a/f, 105 by 50 by 69cm high. Lot: 60 A 20th century Chippendale style library table with reeded edge raised on square tapering supports terminating in brass castors, with two drawers below, 126 by 83 by 74cm high. Estimate: Lot: 61 A pair of caned oak Arts & Crafts cane seated side chairs. Estimate: Lot: 62 Withdrawn from sale Lot: 63 Two early 20th century faux bamboo open armchairs, a/f. Lot: 64 withdrawn from sale Lot: 65 An early 20th century oak dining table raised on square tapered supports terminating in castors, 180 by 120cm. Lot: 66 A stained pine tallboy chest, circa 1930, with a central door flanked by four drawers above a chest base of two short drawers over two long drawers above a shaped apron and raised on turned supports, 110 by 42 by 135cm. Estimate: Lot: 67 An oak dresser, the three shelf delft rack above two frieze drawers with cupboard below, raised on fluted legs, 122 by 48 by 187cm high. Lot: 68 A Victorian carved two tier table, carved in the Oriental manner, raised on cabriole shaped supports. Lot: 69 3 of 48

5 An oak corner cupboard with mirror back and five shelves, with cornice over two doors raised on plinth base. Lot: 70 A mahogany cupboard with two pierced and panelled doors, enclosing a single shelf, above two drawers, raised on bun feet, by 65.5 by 150.5cm. Lot: 71 A modern stained oak circular dining table raised on carved shaped supports joined by a cross-stretcher, 140 by 88cm high. Estimate: Lot: 72 A modern two seater sofa upholstered in beige floral pattern fabric on bun feet, 167 by 100 by 70cm high. Lot: 73 A modern hand crafted hardwood coffee table of irregular shape, 110 by 67 by 33cm high. Estimate: Lot: 74 A stag style chest of three short drawers over two long drawers raised on bracket supports, 85 by 53 by 105cm high. Lot: 75 An Edwardian chair with stringing and beige upholstery, together with a Victorian mahogany chair with turned legs and red upholstery. (2) Estimate: Lot: 76 An oak bookcase with five shelves, 78 by 20 by 120cm, together with a mirror, 50 by 80cm. (2) Lot: 77 A 20th century oak framed display cabinet with two glass shelves, 57 by 30 by 103cm high. Lot: 78 A 19th century gothic revival walnut framed bedroom chair with finials to back raised on turned and carved supports, 44 by 45 by 97cm high. Lot: 79 A late 19th century walnut framed cheval mirror, 42 by 45 by 165cm high. Lot: 80 A small Stag style stained wood coffee table, 68 by 45 by 46cm high. Estimate: Lot: 81 A modern oak cabinet of two doors over two drawers on bracket supports, 85 by 53 by 105cm high. Lot: 82 A Regency style mahogany twin pedestal dining table, 100 by 76 by 194cm, and a set of six Chippendale style mahogany dining chairs. (7) Lot: 83 An Art Deco glazed cabinet with sunburst design, 100 by 33 by 126cm high. Lot: 84 A Macintosh inspired design hall table with coat rack and breakfront with two doors, 125 by 35 by 208cm high. Estimate: Lot: 85 A Dutch glass and wrought iron nine branch chandelier, 110cm diameter and 80cm high, and a floor standing chandelier with 22 tea candles on a round metal base, 140cm high. Lot: 86 A modern arched overmantel mirror, with central cartouche and supporting finials, 121 by 118cm high. Lot: 87 A spindle back armchair with cane seat, 53 by 53 by 86cm high. Lot: 88 A mahogany bookcase of two glazed doors over base of two panel doors with brass handles on plinth base, 74 by 46 by 244cm high. Lot: 89 A 20th century mahogany bookcase of two glazed doors over base of two panel doors with brass tier drop handles on plinth base, 115 by 46 by 244cm high. Lot: 90 4 of 48

6 A 20th century pair of mahogany glazed bookcases, with five glazed twin door sections with internal shelves above two panel doors, 85 by 30 by 223cm high. Lot: 91 A large mahogany bookcase of four glazed doors with internal shelves above base of four panel doors raised on plinth base, 200 by 46 by 250cm. Lot: 92 A 20th century mahogany bookcase, the top section of eight section of twin glazed doors with shelves internally above a base of four doors, 168 by 46 by 218cm high. Lot: 93 An early 20th century oak drop leaf table dining table raised on square tapering supports with gateleg action, 144 by 112 by 75cm. Lot: 94 A walnut veneered extending dining table with two leaves, 168 by 107 by 75cm, together with a matching set of cane back dining chairs, 111cm high. (7) Lot: 95 A modern two seater Chesterfield style sofa upholstered in beige foliate design fabric, 183 by 99 by 83cm high. Lot: 96 A reproduction oak Welsh dresser with three drawers and pot shelf below with open shelves, 160 by 46 by 196cm. Lot: 97 A dark stained Ercol drop leaf dining table, 137 by 74 by 78cm high, and four high hoop back dining chairs. (5) Lot: 98 A 1950s walnut veneer display cabinet, 58 by 32 by 116cm. Estimate: Lot: 99 A 20th century walnut Sutherland table, 80 by 65 by 66cm extended. Lot: 100 An oak Victorian commode armchair with upholstered seat, splat back and turned legs, ceramic bowl broken. Lot: 101 A 19th century mahogany occasional tilt-top table, raised on single turned column terminating in tripod base, 46 by 46 by 72cm high. Estimate: Lot: 102 A Dutch 1970s oak fall-front bureau bookcase with fielded panels, 91 by 32 by 186cm high. Lot: 103 A 19th century walnut oval drop leaf pad foot dining table, 106 by 110 by 71cm high. Lot: 104 A mahogany occasional table with later octagonal top, on a turned pedestal terminating in a tripart base, 48 by 48 by 78cm high. Lot: 105 A 19th century mahogany three tier whatnot with pierced gallery on barley twist columns raised on turned supports, repair to rear leg. Lot: 106 A 1930s oval barley twist side table, 60 by 40 by 73cm, a glass two piece vase, and a warming pan. (3) Lot: 107 A Jacobean style oak three tier sideboard server, two drawers with brass drop handles, 91 by 38 by 97cm. Lot: 108 A 19th century cream painted mahogany bathroom cabinet with high back and leaded glass door, 36 by 20 by 58cm high. Lot: 109 An oak metamorphic artist's drawing board with pencil, shelves and drawer, on barley twist legs, circa 1910, 76 by 51 by 76cm high, 80cm when extended. Lot: 110 An Art Deco cast metal panel in low relief depicting a weeping willow surrounded by antelope and blue birds, 182 by 43cm. 5 of 48

7 Estimate: Lot: 111 A Dovelay ash and teak draw leaf kitchen table raised on straight legs, 160 by 90 by 76cm high. Lot: 112 A Victorian mahogany bookcase with twin glazed doors over frieze drawer above two panel doors on plinth base, missing cornince, 185 by 40 by 190cm high. Estimate: Lot: 113 A 20th century gilt framed circular convex mirror, 47cm. Lot: 114 A late 19th century walnut twin door wardrobe, with carved pediment over cornice, with dentil frieze and twin bevelled mirror raised on plinth base, 138 by 52 by 233cm high. Estimate: Lot: 115 A 20th century oak carved monks bench, 107 by 41 by 79cm high. Lot: 115A An oak three drawer server table with serpentine stretchers, raised on turned legs. Estimate: Lot: 116 A 19th century mahogany hall chair with solid carved splat with foliate design, raised on turned and reeded front supports and sabre rear legs, 86cm high. Estimate: Lot: 117 A late 19th century walnut washstand with shaped bevelled mirror over splashback above marble over single drawer flanked by twin panel doors with open enclosure between, raised on turned suppports terminating in castors, 108 by 52 by 188cm high. Estimate: Lot: 118 A light oak sideboard with carved gallery over twin drawers over two doors flanked by two further cupboard doors on short cabriole supports. Lot: 119 An oak 1930s carved oval drop leaf table with barley twist legs, 150 by 130 by 70cm. Lot: 120 A 1950's oak desk with pedestal and six drawers, 152 by 82 by 75cm high. Lot: 121 A Dutch brass eight light electrified candelabra, 72cm diameter by 60cm (not including the suspension chain). Estimate: Lot: 122 A brass standard lamp and a glass and metal standard lamp, 180cm high. Lot: 123 A 1930s oak dresser with open plate rack, with five drawers and lower pot shelf, 139 by 48 by 191cm high. Lot: 124 A 19th century mahogany glazed bookcase, 100 by 27 by 110cm high. Lot: 125 A 19th century Duchess walnut dressing table with shaped bevelled mirror and three drawers each side on turned legs, 110 by 52 by 170cm. Lot: 126 A Nouveau walnut china cabinet, 90 by 34 by 130cm. Lot: 127 A mid 19th century carved dark oak court cupboard with two drawers over a two door cupboard and turned handles, 90 by 45 by 129cm high. Lot: 128 An oak gateleg table with pegged stretcher, 139 by 80 by 72cm high. Lot: 129 A modern rococo style gilt framed mirror, 140 by 80cm. Lot: of 48

8 A reproduction green leather button back captains chair, on revolving base and castors, a/f. A French bentwood metamorphic child's chair by W Baumann, Clombier & Fontaine, 30 by 44 by 66cm high. Lot: 130A An early 20th century drop end sofa with turned supports in blue fabric upholstery, 145 by 69 by 80cm high. Lot: 131 A Victorian carved oak monks bench, 120 by 56 by 98cm. Lot: 132 A 1930s Jacobean sideboard with geometric drawers, with barley twist stretchers and three central drawers, 152 by 51 by 148cm. Estimate: Lot: 133 Two mahogany Chippendale style chairs with pierced urn shaped splat on square supports joined by stretchers. Lot: 134 A late 19th century walnut bat-wing dressing chest with central shaped bevelled mirror flanked by two mirror doors, cupboard with shaped mirrors and bat-wings over two trinket drawers, with galleried back over two long drawers raised on turned supports terminating in castors, 113 by 50 by 188cm high. Estimate: Lot: 135 A late 19th century walnut double bed frame, on profusely turned spindles, with spring base terminating in castors, 137 by 153cm. Estimate: Lot: 136 A child's bentwood thonet open armchair, 66cm high together with a cafe style bentwood chair, 87cm high. (2) Lot: 137 A Victorian mahogany swing mirror with serpentine front, 72 by 29 by 80cm high. Lot: 138 An early Victorian walnut carved frame armchair with reupholstered cover to back and seat raised on turned and carved supports, terminating in castors. Estimate: Lot: 139 Lot: 140 Four late Victorian mahogany dining chairs with pierced urn shaped splat on overstuffed seats raised on turned supports, each 87cm high. Lot: 141 A prie dieu chair upholstered in red fabric and raised on turned supports with brass castors, 95cm high. Lot: 142 A Victorian mahogany chest of four long drawers with brass handles raised on a plinth base, 78 by 54 by 78cm high. Lot: 143 A Victorian ebonised and gilt nursing chair with patterned fabric raised on turned and fluted front legs, capped on ceramic castors. Lot: 144 A circular gilt framed convex mirror, 41cm. Estimate: Lot: 145 A Victorian spoon back armchair with tapestry seat and buttonback, raised on turned supports terminating in castors. Estimate: Lot: 145A A Victorian oak, ash and elm Windsor chair with a pierced and shafted splat, raised on turned legs. Estimate: Lot: 146 An late 19th century ebonised two door cabinet with bevelled glass doors, raised gallery, pierced brass brackets and escutcheon, raised on shaped supports, one shelf to interior, 58 by 22 by 73cm high. Estimate: Lot: 147 An Edwardian mahogany and line inlaid circular two tier occasional table raised on six outswept legs with lower tier, 60 by 75cm high. Lot: 148 An early 20th century oak revolving bookcase of two shelves, 7 of 48

9 raised on a quatrefoil base terminating in castors, 53 by 53 by 64cm high. Lot: 149 A 17th century Chinese door converted into dining table with cream painted legs, 201 by 82 by 76cm high together with six modern similar style chairs, each 98cm high. (7) Estimate: Lot: 149A A set of four Danish chrome and cane armchairs, circa 1970s, Marcel Breuer inspired, bear 'Made in Denmark' labels. Estimate: Lot: 150 A high back Windsor chair with splat back and H stretcher. Estimate: Lot: 151 A blonde Ercol dining table with solid elm top, 183 by 87 by 74cm, and a set of six Ercol hand carved light elm dining chairs. (7) Estimate: Lot: 152 A 19th century walnut compactum with strung boxwood and cross banding of satin walnut, with four drawers below a single cupboard flanked by two oval mirrored doors, 180 by 54 by 197cm high. Lot: 152A A late 19th century Chesterfield sofa upholstered in pink velour, 200 by 87 by 75cm high. Lot: 153 A Victorian mahogany foot stool of overstuffed, oval form, raised on four leaf carved cabriole legs, 42.5 by 36.5cm. Lot: 154 An 18th century oak oval drop leaf table raised on gateleg supports, 116 by 102 by 74cm. Estimate: Lot: 155 A pair of early 19th century mahogany bar back dining chairs, upholstered in green fabric, raised on turned front supports and sabre rear legs, each 49 by 50 by 87cm high. Lot: 156 A 19th century mahogany occasional table raised on a single turned pedestal on tripod base, 64 by 48 by 73cm high. Lot: 157 A mahogany parlour chair with jambe de chien legs, claw feet and red upholstered seat and backrest with carved surmount, 98cm high. Lot: 158 A 19th century mahogany hall table with carved flower design to the gallery, and similar apron, bobbin turned legs, 123 by 41 by 96cm high. Lot: 159 A Victorian walnut glazed bookshelf with three glazed doors opening to reveal adjustable shelves above three drawers flanked by two cupboards, brass drop ring handles and raised on a plinth base, 159 by 32 by 232cm high. Lot: 160 A Victorian glazed bookcase with carved Renaissance frieze, damage to top, 110 by 40 by 106cm. Lot: 161 An Edwardian burr and solid walnut chest of drawers, with a central cupboard flanked by drawers, 107 by 45 by 83cm high. Estimate: Lot: 162 A mid 19th century burr walnut veneered dresser/sideboard, with a cupboard flanked by four short drawers over a single long drawer, brass oval plate handles, shaped apron and bracket feet, 35 by 105 by 90cm high. Estimate: Lot: 163 An Edwardian burr and solid walnut dressing table, with three mirrors, flanking drawers with oval brass handles, 109 by 47 by 180cm high. Estimate: Lot: 164 An Edwardian burr and solid walnut wardrobe, with two mirrored doors with carved fielded panels, two drawers below and cornice above, 150 by 52 by 210cm high. Estimate: Lot: 165 A Victorian mahogany square top table over a baluster turned column over three splayed feet, 47cm by 74cm high. Lot: of 48

10 A Victorian mahogany chest of two short over three long drawers, the drawers veneered in flame mahogany with wooden turned bun handles and cock beading, raised on turned feet, 90 by 44 by 106cm. Estimate: Lot: 167 A Victorian mahogany twelve drawer specimen cabinet with small bin handles, plinth base and cornice, 62 by 42 by 88cm high. Estimate: Lot: 168 A walnut demilune table with single cabriole leg and giltwood decoration, 65 by 21 by 74cm high. Lot: 169 A late Georgian mahogany cheval mirorr, 60 by 58 by 141cm high. Estimate: Lot: 170 A 20th century mahogany music cabinet of ten long drawers, the front of the drawers articulated above shaped apron on turned supports terminating in bun feet, 54 by 39 by 118cm. Lot: 171 A late 19th century ignorance chair with deep wing back, upholstered in green foliate fabric, raised on castors. Lot: 172 A Victorian rosewood canterbury of three divisions with carved foliate engraving on a rectangular base with cushion drawer, raised on turned legs and brass castors, 57 by 37 by 55cm high. Estimate: Lot: 173 A 20th century gilt framed federal style circular mirror with convex centre, federal eagle to top, a/f, 60 by 90cm high. Lot: 174 A 19th century Renaissance style carved single pedestal table on three shell carved feet with mermaid, and shaped top, 38 by 91cm high. Estimate: Lot: 175 A French 19th century brass chandelier of six branch scrolling foliate form, 70cm high. Lot: 176 A late Victorian gilt overmantle, with central bevelled mirror flanked by oval framed pictures of ladies, 115 by 66cm. Lot: 176A A George III oak hanging corner cupboard with single panel door, 62 by 38 by 102cm. Lot: 177 A mahogany framed boudoir settee, florally upholstered and raised on turned supports with serpentine front, 133 by 60 by 93cm. Estimate: Lot: 178 A French 19th century walnut bedside cabinet with a single cupboard and four faux drawers and canted corners, 38 by 30 by 88cm high. Estimate: Lot: 179 An antique French oval tilt top side table with serpentine shaped top, with a quatropartite fluted column to the base, 102 by 68 by 73cm high. Estimate: Lot: 180 An early Victorian walnut veneered bow fronted chest of drawers wth bun handles and turned feet, 112 by 57 by 130cm. Estimate: Lot: 181 A three fold screen, circa 1900, with foliate upholstered panels, but underneath revealing decoupage panels, each panel 60 by 182cm. Lot: 181A A French late 19th century mahogany Empire secretaire a abbatant, later converted to a cocktail cabinet, cushion drawer above full flap with mirror backed chrome fitted interior, three graduated long drawers, raised on block feet, by 51.5 by 150cm. Estimate: Lot: 182 An Edwardian glazed bookcase over bureau with four drawers, with inlaid stringing, swan neck handles, and bracket feet, 92 by 43 by 203cm. Lot: 183 A rosewood Davenport with turned spindle gallery, green tooled leather sliding slope top, wooden turned handles, raised on 9 of 48

11 pear shaped fluted feet and castors, 60 by 65 by 88cm high. Estimate: Lot: 183A A 19th century mahogany and inlaid side table raised on slender square tapering legs, single drawer with brass swan neck handle, 71 by 43 by 77cm high. Lot: 184 A high back twin settee upholstered in floral fabric with scroll ends raised on short cabriole supports, mahogany framed with shaped apron, 166 by 64 by 104cm high. Lot: 185 A pair of cut glass eight branch chandeliers with four branch scrolls and crystal swag and drops, one with two broken arms, a/f, each 74cm by 80cm high. (2) Estimate: Lot: 186 A moulded glass six branch electrolier, 57cm by 40cm high. Lot: 187 A set of early 20th century mahogany dining chairs with carved foliate design, pierced splats above red leather upholstered seats raised on square supports joined by stretchers, each 92cm high. Estimate: Lot: 188 A 1920's Lazlo Hoenig twin pedestal senior partner's desk with blue leather top and leather covered handles, with stamped metal label to drawer, 160 by 100 by 78cm high. Estimate: Lot: 189 A French oak dresser, two glazed doors enclosing two shelves, flanked by two pairs of baluster turned columns, above two drawers with cupboard and a plinth base and bun feet, damage to base, by 53.5 by 186cm. Estimate: Lot: 190 A Victorian mahogany and boxwood line inlaid display cabinet, the glazed door enclosing two shelves on a plinth base, 76 by 29 by 99cm high. Estimate: Lot: 191 An oak grandmother clock with silvered dial bearing Arabic numerals, plain hood with barley twist pilasters and straight trunk, continental movement, and quarter striking with Westminster chime, 130cm high. Lot: 192 An Edwardian solid walnut grandmother clock with ebony beading, 135cm high. Estimate: Lot: 193 A walnut cased and glazed wall clock, twin train chiming movement, circa 1900, the white face with painted Roman numerals, subsidiary second dial, marked GB, flanked by Corintian columns, 37 by 17.5 by 90cm high. Lot: 194 A Vienna wall clock with eagle and turned knob gallery, a/f, 42 by 17 by 127cm high. Lot: 195 A rosewood veneer Vienna wall clock wth turned and reeded pilasters, split pediment with eagle crest, and brass weights, 40 by 17 by 130cm high. Lot: 196 A late Victorian rosewood veneer barometer, with level, thermometer and bullseye mirror, 26 by 97cm high, together with two copper fruitwood handled warming pans. (3) Lot: 197 A 19th century mahogany barometer, with level, thermometer and bullseye mirror, surmounted by a broken swan neck pediment, 26 by 97cm high. Estimate: Lot: 198 A modern mahogany cased longcase clock by Thorpe of Great Glen, the brass coloured face with silvered chapter ring, broken swan neck pediment surmounted by orbs, 204cm. Lot: 199 A late 18th century longcase clock by Robert Schofield, Rochdale, the engraved brass face with silvered chapter ring and Roman numerals, date aperture and applied cast brass spandrels, with plain oak case and hood surmounted by stepped pediment, framed and half pilasters and cast Corinthian capitols, 220cm Estimate: , Lot: 200 An Afghan contemporary interesting friendship rug, finely knotted with the globes showing American and Afghanistan maps, joined by the hands of friendship, in light green ground 10 of 48

12 with red and blue borders, 84 by 84cm. Lot: 201 A blue ground prayer mat decorated with ten houses and trees, 147 by 90cm. Lot: 202 A pair of hand knotted woolen runners, 82 and 72cm long. Lot: 203 A large rug of geometric pattern with green central medallion surrounded by geometric foliate borders, of Indian origin, 300 by 193cm. Lot: 204 A Persian hand knotted rug, as new, with all wool pile, in pink salmon ground with floral motif, 93 by 60cm. Lot: 205 A Chichi Shirvan rug finely knotted wool rug, 130 by 200cm. Lot: 206 A Persian rug with red ground eleven medallions, 175 by 98cm. Estimate: Lot: 207 A small tent bag rug with blue and red field covered in geometric patterns, finely woven, 70 by 112cm. Lot: 208 A Hamadan rug with red ground, central black medallion and corners, multiple borders, 210 by 138cm. Lot: 209 A Caucasian Ushuk runner, approximately 70 years old, in black ground with central repeating gul design, stepped borders of blue cream and red, 328 by 114cm. Lot: 210 A red ground Tekke rug, 192 by 118cm. Lot: 211 A Persian run in red ground with large central medallion and two smaller, 203 by 117cm Lot: 212 A Kelim rug in cream ground with unusual design of alternating green and red guls and line green borders, 240 by 183cm. Lot: 213 A Belouch red ground rug with multiple borders and a central panel of three rows of eleven medallions, 117 by 240cm. Lot: 214 A Northern Persian/Afghan rug with triangular lattice pattern with yellow points in a candelabra design on a red ground, 136 by 240cm. Estimate: Lot: 215 A Mahal rug with red ground and beige corners, folite design, 203 by 121cm. Lot: 216 An orange ground woollen rug with geometric borders, blue corners and central medallion of eight pointed star, 180 by 135cm. Estimate: Lot: 217 A Hamadan rug with red/orange ground of geometric design with large blue central hexagonal medallion, 201 by 155cm. Lot: 218 A Bakhtiar rug with red ground, complex design of blue, cream, brown and pink flora and fauna, 216 by 148cm. Lot: 219 A Hamadan rug with red ground and central black geometric medallion, 203 by 114cm. Lot: 220 A large Kelim rug with brown ground and geometric design, 265 by 210cm. Lot: 221 A finely knotted Afshar rug with black ground, fourteen circular medallions depicting flowers and birds, 180 by 137cm. 11 of 48

13 Lot: 222 A Baluchi rug with red ground, eight diamond geometric medallions, black gul edging and red and black crosshash borders, 170 by 70cm. Estimate: Lot: 223 A Hamadan rug in pink ground with multiple borders and central blue diamond shaped medallion with a cream lozenge, 225 by 135cm. Estimate: Lot: 224 A Bakhtiar rug with red ground and copious yellow detailing, central eight petalled flower medallion inside a diamond, 255 by 111cm. Estimate: Lot: 225 A hand knotted Persian carpet with floral red centre and blue borders, 355 by 224cm. Estimate: Lot: 226 A Chinese superwash hand knotted cream carpet, approximately 70 years old, 370 by 277cm. Lot: 227 A large Persian rug with red ground of finely knotted floral design, central blue floral medallion and blue corners, 308 by 199cm. Estimate: Lot: 228 A finely knotted orange ground Eastern Persian rug with geometric borders and decorated within a madder field with birds and animals, 290 by 206cm. Estimate: Lot: 229 A Hamadan runner in beige ground with three central medallions on a blue arrow, blue corners and blue and crea borders, 300 by 105cm. Lot: 230 John Lowther: a map of the Isle of Man and British Coast, circa 1650s, 55 by 44cm. Lot: 231 A chromo lithograph for the Queens Jubilee, 64 by 90cm, and a hunting print of The Conversation, 8 of 250, 95 by 70cm. (2) Lot: 232 A hand coloured engraving of 'Wellington and Blucher meeting after the Battle of Waterloo, From the Original wall-painting in the Palace of Westminster', 21 by 85cm. Estimate: Lot: 233 An engraving of The Cricket Match Between Sussex and Kent at Brighton, published 1842 E Gambert & Co, engraved by G H Phillips, with water damage and foxing, 59 by 90cm. Lot: 234 A limited edition lithograph of Castell San Angelo, Rome, 3/25, signed lower right 'I. ALFORM', 23 by 17cm. Estimate: Lot: 234A An unsigned print after Turner of The Battele of Trafalgar, hand coloured over an easy restrike of the plate, 56 by 81cm. Estimate: Lot: 235 Malcolm Osborne, RA Pre ARRA ( ): a drypoint etching with a man sitting at his desk, signed, detailed '4th state before alteration of arm', unframed, 30 by 23cm. Lot: 236 Snaffles: a print of 'Sandown, Asking em the Question, The Empty Plate', with signature to print and mount, 31 by 45cm. Lot: 237 A hand coloured engraving of 'A Correct Representation of the Funeral Barge which conveyed the Body of thelate Lord Nelson from Grenwich (sic) to Whitehall, Jany 8th 1806', published London 1806 by W. B. Waller, 25 by 35cm. Lot: 238 After G J Pinwell, Robert Macbish: an etching of The Pied Piper of Hamlyn, signed in pencil, measuring 15 by 20 inches. Lot: 239 Sir David Muirhead Bone ( ): a lithograph titled 'The Fo'c'sle of a Battleship', drawn 1917 with blind stamp and signed in pencil, 37 by 25.5cm. Lot: 240 Sir David Muirhead Bone ( ): a coloured lithograph titled 'A line of British destroyers', with blind stamp and signed in pencil, 23.5 by 38cm. 12 of 48

14 Lot: 241 Sir David Muirhead Bone ( ): a coloured lithograph titled 'A gun turret of HMS Repulse, Firth of Forth, March 1917' with blind stamp and signed in pencil, 23 by 37cm. Estimate: Lot: 242 Gregory: two hand coloured photographic prints of the Four Musketeers, 40 by 30cm. (2) Estimate: Lot: 243 After Charles Spencerlay: a crystoleum of two gentleman playing chess, 32.5 by 42.5cm. Lot: 244 Vintage Poster: Exposition Universelle Bruxelles 1910, Mai a Novembre, Palais du Cinquantenaire, being a retrospective exhibition of art of the 17th century, beneath a painting after Hol Van Ackez, published by O de Rycker & Mendel, Bruxelles, 97.5 by 121cm. Lot: 245 Vintage Poster: Wembley Torchlight Tattoo 'In the Stadium at 8pm, August 24th to September 26th' showing mounted Troopers, monogrammed GH, printed by The Dangerfield Printing Co Ltd, London, 91 by 63.5cm Lot: 246 Vintage Poster: Life & Light, Wembley 1925 by H S Williamson, published by the British Empire Exhibition 1924, printed by J. Weiner Ltd, by 63.5cm Lot: 247 Vintage Poster: British Empire Exhibition, Wembley, London, April to October 1924, by Thomas Shepard, showing 'In The Palace Mandalay, Burma', after Alexander Jamieson within a border of flags and heraldic symbols, published by The Dangerfield Printing Co Ltd., London, 101 by 63cm. Lot: 248 Vintage Poster: Burma, British Empire Exhibition 1924, with over print of 1925, showing elephants lumberjacking, by R Pulling 1922, within borders of blue silhouetted elephants against a yellow ground, published by Sanders Philips and Co Ltd, The Baynard Press, Chryssell Road, SW9, by 63.5cm. Lot: 249 Vintage Poster: British Empire Exhibition 1925, Wembley, 'Treasure from Overseas' by V Hicks, within a border of world architectural features by Thomas Shepard, printed by The Dangerfield Printing Co Ltd, London, by 63cm. Lot: 250 Vintage Poster: British Empire Exhibition 1925, Wembley May - October 1925, 'Music Wherever You Go' showing a concert in silhoutte within a border of world architectural features, by Thomas Shepard, printed by The Dangerfield Printing Co Ltd, London, 84 by 63.5cm. Lot: 251 Vintage Poster: British Empire Exhibition 1925, Wembley May - October 1925, 'Come to Wembley and Be Happy' beneath a silhouette of the exhibition entrance hall within a border of world architectural features, by Thomas Shepard, printed by The Dangerfield printing Co Ltd, 101 by 63.5cm. Lot: 252 Vintage Poster: Tour the Empire at Wembley, the World's most wonderful Exhibition, lithographic print after Frank Newbould, published by Chorley & Pickersgill Ltd, Leeds, 102 by 127cm. Lot: 253 Three oval sepia ink drawings of The Walrus and Carpenter, illustrations for Alice in Wonderland, monogrammed FA, 9 by 11cm. Lot: 254 After Edwin Landseer: a print of 'Islay, Scotch Terrier, with the Macaw, Love Birds and Spaniel Puppy', engraved by Charles G Lewis, 55 by 90cm. Lot: 255 Peter West: a print of 'Bomb Burst', with label verso for Royal Academy Exhibition 1960, 40 by 28cm. Lot: 256 A pastel of an early 19th century lady in a light blue dress, in an oval mount, dated verso 1842, 28 by 22cm. Estimate: Lot: 257 J Ball: a charcoal of a rear study of a man, attributed verso, dated 1957, Manchester school of Art, 45 by 33cm, together with a charcoal and bodycolour nude study of a woman, 28 by 16cm. (2) Lot: of 48

15 Lucy Prysherch: a pencil head and shoulders portrait of a lady, signed, monogrammed and part dated, 44 by 31cm. Lot: 259 English School: a pencil study of a seated nun, signed indistinctly and dated 1957, 44 by 29cm. Lot: 260 Margaret Anderson: a pastel portrait of a terrier, titled 'Beau', signed lower right and dated 1979, 33.5 by 29cm. Lot: 261 Margaret Anderson: a pastel portrait of a pug, titled 'Tinkerbelle', signed lower right and dated 1979, 33.5 by 29cm. Lot: 262 A portfolio of pastel portraits and sundry art works. Lot: 263 An 18th/19th century pen and ink fine drawing of Tintern Abbey on paper, 16 by 11.5cm. Lot: 264 English School: an ink wash of Newcastle-upon-Tyne in 1840, signed lower right, dated 1984, 38 by 50cm. Lot: 269 J L Dawson: a 20th century watercolour of a highland loch scene, possibly Loch Lomond, signed lower left, 48 by 69cm. Estimate: Lot: 270 A late 19th century Chinese painting on silk of a house by a river with a bridge, 57 by 52.5cm. Lot: 271 A. E. Hayes: a watercolour of a garden scene with a female to the centre and a house to the left, signed lower right and dated 1920, 28 by 38cm. Estimate: Lot: 272 Charles M Evans: a local interest watercolour of Ufford, signed lower left, 49 by 39cm. Estimate: Lot: 273 Alan Ian Ronald, RSW, ( ): a watercolour of a rocky shore, titled verso The Storm Looking Towards St Monans, signed lower left and dated 1924, 24 by 34cm. Estimate: Lot: 274 Alan Ian Ronald, RSW, ( ): a watercolour on paper of a harbour with boats to the fore and people to the middle distance, titled verso The Orwells at Ipswich, signed lower left, 28 by 42cm. Lot: 265 A pencil drawing on grey sugar paper heightened with Chinese white of Durham Cathedral from the river, 28 by 48cm. Lot: 266 Mac Stanley McMurtry: an ink and watercolour comical cartoon relating to everyday life, possibly a proof for the Daily Mail, January 18, 1982, with the comment in pencil to the bottom, 33 by 43cm, along with the associated newspaper. Lot: 267 Mary Horsfall: an unsigned pastel and watercolour, three quarter length portrait of a mother holding her child, 29 by 12.5cm. Lot: 268 G E Lee: a watercolour of a village scene, signed lower left, 22 by 31cm. Lot: 275 Joseph J Jenkins: a watercolour of sheep in a landscape by an estuary, signed lower left, 24 by 48cm. Lot: 276 Walter Reynolds (fl ): a watercolour on paper of a boy with a whip leading his horse and hay wagon along a country lane with a farm worker with his stone jug and scythe to the fore, signed lower left, the watercolour laid upon a vintage Veuve Boutet & Fils champagne advertisment and glazed verso, 33 by 53cm,. Reynolds exhibited at The Royal Academy, The RSB and The Watercolour Society. Lot: 277 A Esposito: a pair of 19th century watercolours depicting the Bay of Naples, label verso C. H. A Bagshaw Esq, Keble Cottage, 19 by 27cm. Lot: of 48

16 Arthur Dudley: a pair of still life watercolours of fruit, signed lower left and dated '92, and lower right and dated '93, 26 by 77cm. (2) Estimate: Lot: 288 Pamela Derry: an oil on board of a landscape with walled pathway, signed lower right, 44 by 29cm. Lot: 279 Pierre Justin Ouvrie ( ): a watercolour of a square in Venice with a figure to the foreground, 18 by 26cm. Estimate: Lot: 280 R Constant: a watercolour of a Mediterranean hill village, signed and titled in pencil lower left Sollies Ville, 37 by 46cm. Lot: 281 J W Wilkinson (American, 20th century): a watercolour of Baycliffe, Bardsea, Cumbria, signed lower left, dated 1949, 21 by 28cm. Lot: 282 Leanard Lewis ( ): a pair of watercolours of a coastal view with ships and a highland scene with cattle, signed lower left and dated '91, 29 by 45cm. Lot: 283 A 19th century Chinese watercolour on paper heightened with white of an outdoor scene with two couples and a gardener with tiled fore ground, rocky garden and tree overlapping roof, 117 by 61cm. Lot: 284 withdrawn from sale Lot: 285 John Harrison (British, mid 20th century): a portfolio of watercolours and drawings, some entered for The Royal Drawing Society's Wartime Competition, 1942, chiefly of fighter and bomber planes, six mounted being Bronze Star Award winners. (q) Lot: 286 A stained glass window panel 'I am the Good Shepherd', 'In Memoriam 1887', 57.5 by 66cm. Lot: 287 A pair of Victorian oil on canvas laid on board landscapes of rivers with buildings behind, 16 by 26cm. Lot: 289 Ernest Knight: an oil on board of Zambezi Woods, signed lower right with biographical resonne by Biddy Shillito, 50 by 41cm. (2) Lot: 290 Henri Duringer ( ): an oil on board of Les Cepes, signed Henri and verso Duringer Henri Port Navalo Morbihan, 40 by 27cm. Estimate: Lot: 291 An oil painting of Hollylock, 30 by 65cm, and a pastel of a seated female, titled to mount A Young Parisienne 1895, 23 by 30cm. (2) Lot: 292 Two miniature oil on card paintings of Alpine Scenery, titled verso 'Chillon' and indistinctly 'Heur de Space', 6 by 8cm. Lot: 293 Pauline Landen: two sets of four oil on ivory miniatures of landscapes and houses, each 26 by 32mm, and a miniature on ivory of Windsor Castle, 54 by 64mm, all monogrammed lower right. (3) Lot: 294 A modern oil on canvas of a Victorian lady reading, 50 by 60cm. Lot: 295 Francesco De Vincentis: two still life oil paintings, one on canvas and one on board, of flowers in vases, signed lower right and left, 44 by 34cm and 40 by 34cm. Lot: 296 Cyril J Mayes: a local interest oil on board of the market on Broad Street, Stamford, signed lower right, 71 by 50cm. Lot: 297 An unsigned oil on canvas portrait of a lady, 50 by 40cm. Lot: of 48

17 A modern oil on canvas of boats by a pebble shore with horses, 50 by 60cm. Lot: 299 Ardanuy: an oil on panel of a view of a villa, with information verso reading Atardecer En 'Sa Bastida' San Juan, Palma de Mallorca and dated 1946, signed and dated lower left, unframed, 19 by 27cm. Lot: 300 J Crome: an oil on board of a riverside townscape with boat to fore, possibly The Tannery, Yarmouth, marked verso J Crome, unframed, 24 by 29cm. Lot: 301 Frank Hider ( ): an oil on canvas of a landscape with oak forest and lady on a winding path, signed and dated 1892 on the path, relined, 50 by 76cm. Estimate: Lot: 302 Yves Gianni: a 19th century gouache on paper of a view of Amalfi, signed lower right, 48 by 30cm. Estimate: Lot: 303 G Lesli: an oil on canvas of a Scottish loch and mountainous landscape, circa 1900, signed lower right, 40 by 50cm. Lot: 304 Peter Newcombe: an oil on canvas of 'Willows by the River Tove', signed lower left and dated 1972, 39 by 29cm, together with a signed card of 'Winter Elms'. Estimate: Lot: 305 A modern oil on canvas of a 19th century Middle Eastern nude on a bed, signed Lawson, in gilt frame, 100 by 75cm. Estimate: Lot: 306 Aagesen: an oil on canvas of the Baltic sea and a beach with two wooden rowing boats, Blockhus, Denmark, signed lower right but first name indistinct, and dated 1958, 50 by 60cm. Lot: 307 Fred Yates ( ): an oil on board of five ladies at an 'Over 60's Fashion Show', signed lower left, in a white painted frame, 35 by 42cm, and a folder containing various prints, postcards and documents from Fred to Jean Beaumont. Provenance: Gifted by Fred Yates to current vendor. **This lot is subject to ARR.** Estimate: 2, , Lot: 308 M Moore: an oil on board of a group of hounds, initialled MM lower right, 27 by 35cm. Estimate: Lot: 309 Rudolf Jordan ( ): an oil on canvas of a young girl in a kitchen interior, signed verso in pencil, 23 by 24cm. Estimate: , Lot: 310 Charles William Oswold (1809-?): a pair of oils of canvas of highland cattle in a mountainous landscape, signed lower right and left, one framed, 45 by 30cm. (2) Estimate: Lot: 311 Basil Roughsey (20th century): an acryllic of aboriginal figures and animals, signed lower right, 36 by 30cm, and Duncan Roughsey (20th century): an acryllic study of a snake, signed lower left and dated 1990, 50 by 21cm. (2) Estimate: Lot: 312 G T Browne: a 19th century still life oil on canvas with strawberries, gooseberries, and red and white grapes and currants, 38 by 50cm. Estimate: Lot: 313 A pair of Victorian oil on board landscapes, one with a house and woman, the other with a brook and sheep, signed with monogram OEH, gilt framed, 20 by 24cm. (2) Lot: 314 A pair of large late 20th century oils on canvas of horse racing, framed in heavy gilt frames, one signed P Roy, the other G Roy, 90 by 120cm. Estimate: Lot: 315 Ross Stefan (American, 20th century): an oil on board of a sheep being guarded by a dog, signed lower right, 28 by 38cm. Estimate: Lot: 316 English School: an early 18th century oil on copper three quarter length portrait of a lady, 32 by 23cm. Provenance: Prentwood family of Terrington St Clements. 16 of 48

18 Lot: 317 Bindings: John Roby, Traditions of Lancashire, 8vo, two volumes, gilt tooled blue morocco, published 1892 by George Routledge & Sons; George L Craik, A Manual of English Literature; Dr. Macaulay, All True, published 1891 by Hodder & Stoughton; and seven full morocco or half calf further bindings. (13) Estimate: Lot: 318 Postcards and photographs: five albums to include British Railways, Mark I Diesel and Electric, narrow and miniature gauge Railways; Isle of Man; Penrhyn Quarries; South African Railway; and Steam Engines from the 90s. Lot: 319 Captain Marryat RN: The Pirate and The Three Cutters, gilt tooled black morocco, 4to, twenty engravings after drawings by Clarkson Stanfield, first edition, published 1835 by Longman & Co, London. Lot: 320 Postcards and photographs: four albums including Great Western Railway original black and white photographic prints; railway postcards; Southern Railway photograph cards; LMS original photographs card; and an LNER original photographs card, a drawing and some following engines to Barry Scrap yard, 1950s-1970s. Lot: 321 Bindings: folio or 4to morocco and half calf bindings including Shakespeare, The Works, The Leicester Square Edition, published by Bickers and Son, London, 1878; Hume and Smollett, The History of England, volume III; Eugene Muntz, Raphael, published by Chapman and Hall, 1888; and George Manville Fenn, The World of Wit and Humour. (9) Lot: 322 Postcards and photographs: three albums including Peak District Railway and topographical, Tal y Llyn Festiniog, Ashoner eight Railways, Foreign steam, including Ireland, USA, India, Norway, and USA steam, 1949 and later. Lot: 323 Books: memoirs of the Court of England during the Regency , from the original documents by the Duke of Buckingham and Chandos, 2 vols, 8vo, first edition, half calf with marbled boards, published 1856 by Hurst and Blackett, London. Lot: 324 Postcards and photographs: four albums including original bus photograph cards, drawings and some following engines to Barry Scrap yard, 1950s-1970s; road vehicles; Sheffield and Rotherham trams and trolleys; England and Scotland Trams; Grimsby and Immigham Tram; and Swansea Mumbles. Lot: 325 Book: TOC H. Journal, no.3-16, , cloth bound with paper plate to front cover and inside for Rev. R.B. Clayton, CH, MC, DD, 8vo. Lot: 326 Books: 'The English Struwwelpeter' by Dr. Heinrich Hoffman, (39th edition) printed by Griffiths, Farran & Welsh, copyright edition, together with 'Routledge's coloured ABC' with coloured illustrations by Kronheim and others. Lot: 327 Lionel Edwards: 'Sketches in Stable and Kennel', 4to, cloth bound, limited edition 21/110, signed, published by G.P. Putnam's Sons, London, Lot: 328 Postcards and photographs: albums including preserved steam European Railways, Communist Germany, postcards in colour and black and white. (7) Lot: 329 The Newcastle Weekly Chronicle 1887, together with Seven Decades Of An Actor's Life by James R Anderson, Tragedian, folio, half red morocco. Lot: 330 Philatelic: a quantity of mint Great Britain stamps. Lot: 331 Books: The Land we Live In, three vols, Byron's Poems, and Chambers Information, two vols. (6) Lot: 332 Philatelic: a collection of post war world stamps in a Stanley Gibbons World Collector Stamp Album. Estimate: Lot: 333 Books: Aaron Arrowsmith, An Atlas of Ancient Geography for the use of King's College School, 1832; Cuthbert Bede, The Adventures of Mr Verdant Green; The Blue Fairy Book 1895; G Bowers, Hunting in Hard Times; R Caldecott, A Sketch Book 17 of 48