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A collection of silver flatware, various dates and makers, comprising; a set of six Scottish silver tablespoons, Marshall & Sons, Edinburgh 1830, a pair of silver servers, London 1818, a basting spoon, a set of four dessert spoons, London 1825, six further silver dessert forks, eight further silver spoons, a silver sugar sifter spoon, a white metal spoon, thirteen silver handled knives, a silver handle fork and a small collection of plated flatware, total weighable silver approx 44oz (a lot)
Collection of 8 Books On Spectroscopes & Spectrums, including: Aurorae and their Spectra, JRand Capron, 1879; Spectrum Analysis in its Application to Terrestrial Substancesand the Physical Constitutions of the Heavenly Bodies, Dr. H. Schellen, 1885; An Introduction to the Study of Spectrum Analysis, W. Marshall Watts, 1904; The Spectrascope in Medicine, Charls A. Mac Munn, 1880; and other titles (8)
Autographs, Military, 4 autographs to comprise Field Marshall Auchinleck (1884-1981) Commander In Chief India signed in black ink on cream card (approx. size 11.5 x 7.5 cms) and dated 27.6.48, Lieutenant General Frederick Browning Commanding Arnhem Troops on card (approx. size 7.5 x 6.5 cms), Field Marshal Ironside (1880-1940) Chief of the Imperial General Staff black ink on cream card (approx. size 11.5 x 7.5 cms) (adhesive marks to reverse) and dated January 1st 1947 and General Sir John Harding (1896-1989) Chief of the Imperial General Staff, a letter on BAOR Headquarters notepaper and dated 6th October 1952 (gd) (4)
14CT GOLD AMERICAN FULL HUNTER POCKET WATCH, top wind, stepped Roman & Arabic white enamel dial signed 'Marshall Field & Co. Chicago', subsidiary seconds, cuvette engraved 'Evan Jones', 3/4 plate 15J lever movement numbered 1309768, stamped 'Safety Pionion', chased shoulders and engine turned case, 50mm diam.Provenance: by descent, private collection Cardiff, Evan Jones who’s name appears on the back of the watch was the vendor's father’s grandfather’s brother who emigrated from Bryncrug, Gwynedd to Chicago, Illinois. Evan Jones worked in the ribbon department at Marshall Field and Company, commonly known as Marshall Field’s, an upscale department store in Chicago. Founded in the 19th century, it grew to become a large chain before Macy's, Inc. acquired the company in 2005. Evan Jones was given the pocket watch on his retirement from the company after which he returned to Wales to liveComments: dial cracked and missing glass
An English porcelain two handled pedestal comport, painted with botanical specimens, blue ground, early 19th century; a pair Copeland Spode shaped circular livery plates, Worshipful Company of Mercers London Guild, 25.5cm diameter, c.1885; a Boar War commemorative shaped circular plate, Field Marshall Lord Roberts, V.C., 26.5cm diameter, c.1899 (4)
A Worcester 'The Milking Scene' No. 1 trumpet shaped vase, printed in monochrome with an engraving after Robert Hancock, with a boy leaning on a tree talking to a girl milking a cow, the base with standing and reclining cow, the ground with scattered birds in flight, 15cm high, c.1765 Provenance: R. H. Marshall Collection. The Gladys L. Robertson Collection. The Robert & Celia Morris Collection.
An 18th century and later mahogany longcase clock, 30.5cm arched dial inscribed Rich Marshall 1753, the chapter ring inscribed with Roman and subsidiary Arabic numerals, date aperture, twin winding holes, eight day movement striking on a bell, the case with swan neck pediment and carved throughout, 218cm high, 52.5cm wide, 23.5cm deep
A good early 19th century 40 bore Scottish all metal flintlock belt pistol by Marshall & Sons, Edinburgh, 10" overall, barrel 7" with fluted breech, flared and engraved muzzle, and scroll engraved centre section, with signed scroll engraved lock and cock with pierced disc comb, the silver coloured stock engraved overall with scrolls, panels and vacant oval escutcheons, with ramshorn butt, ball pricker and trigger, finely pierced and fluted steel belt hook, and steel ramrod. GWO & near VGC (the top jaw and screw replaced). Although not marked the stock shows every sign of being silver. £1000-1500
Football Cards + Albums Collection: Lots of complete and incomplete albums to include complete Marshall Cavendish 1971, Mexico 1970 FKS 3 missing, Sun 1971 empty, Panini 2010 World Cup complete, 1990 Half full, 2018 empty, Football 78 complete, Football 80 few missing, Football 89 few missing and lots more.
‡ CHARLES WYATT WARREN (Welsh 1908-1993) oil on board - entitled verso, 'Llyn Crafnant', signed, 23.5 x 53.5cmsProvenance: private collection PortugalAuctioneer's Note: Charles Wyatt Warren's paintings often depict the valley lakes of Eryri, which have been for many years popular destination for walkers. But in recent times Wyatt Warren's lakes have become increasingly popular for wild-swimming. Swimming in natural spaces within the Eryri National Park has seen a surge in popularity, the natural waters within the dramatic Welsh mountain landscape having a powerful draw for those who enjoy braving the elements. In 'Wild Swimming Walks Eryri / Snowdonia' (Wild Things Publishing), author Emma Marshall describes the scene in Crafnant, 'view from the little beach at the head of the lake, looking up over its waters to the craggy hills of Crimpiau and Craig Wen, is breathtaking and one of the prettiest in Eryri. Both evergreen and deciduous trees fill the beautiful, wooded valley that the lake occupies and, in the spring, it is filled with wild garlic, hence the name ‘Crafnant’, which means ‘garlic stream’.Comments: framed, ready to hang
Three decorative plates with colorful images of bird figures created by Edward Marshall Boehm with gold accents. Rufous Hummingbird, American Redstart and Mountain Bluebird. Lenox backstamp. Issued: 1972-1975Dimensions: 1"H x 10.75" diaManufacturer: LenoxCountry of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear.
Britain.- Lysons (Rev. Daniel) The Environs of London, 5 vol., engraved vignette titles, 3 engraved maps, engraved dedication, 75 engraved plates, 3 with hand-colouring, a few double-page or folding, 2 folding pedigrees, bookplate of W.A. Foster, anonymous armorial bookplate to vol. 1, titles with ink initials to upper corner, light offsetting, occasional spotting, light foxing to vol. 5, 19th century half morocco over marbled boards, spines gilt, wear to corners, extremities little rubbed, vol. 1 upper joint cracked but holding firm, 1795-1800 § Cooke (George Alexander) Topographical and Statistical Description of the County of Kent, folding engraved map frontispiece, light spotting to frontispiece and title, lightly browned throughout, modern speckled half calf, spine gilt, Printed for C. Cooke, [c.1800] § Barber (Thomas) Barber's Picturesque Illustrations, of the Isle of Wight, engraved vignette title and plates, double-page map mounted on stub (small repair to fold to verso without loss), a few plates with tiny worming to lower margin, some very light toning, the odd spot or faint finger-soiling, but overall very good, modern half calf, gilt, Simpkin & Marshall, [1834]; and others, British topography, v.s. (14) *** The first mentioned first published in 1792-96. This set is without the 1811 Supplement.
Gardening & Husbandry.- Miller (Philip) The Abridgement of the Gardeners Dictionary, sixth edition, engraved frontispiece and 12 folding plates, 2 advertisement leaves at end, A.L.s. from the author loosely inserted, discussing among other topics the gift of a cedar tree, P2 trimmed at head without loss, P3 upper margin soiled and with small hole, 3Z4v diagonal printing flaw affecting text, light offsetting, some light browning, occasional spotting or marginal soiling, 19th century calf, gilt, morocco spine label (little chipped at edges), spine ends chipped, joints and extremities rubbed, Printed for the Author, 1771 § Marshall (William) The Rural Economy of Norfolk, 2 vol. in 1, second edition, folding engraved map, bookplate of T.N. Brushfield, map with tiny tear at inner edge without loss, the odd spot or very light browning but overall very good, modern antique-style calf by Atkinsons of Salisbury, for G. Nicol &tc, 1795; and others similar, 4to & 8vo (6)
Parcel Post - Private Parcel Labels/Postal Stationery. c.1896-1933 Labels (6) and parcel tags (2), comprising Thornton Pickard tie-on Parcel Post tags each with two differing embossed QV stamps (one with Parcel Post label on reverse, the other a little shortened at left); Whitfield King parcel labels with embossed KEVII 4d + 4d, 4d + 1/-, 1/- (shortened at base) or KGV 6d; and P.T.P.O Post Office type Parcel Post labels for Marshall & Snelgrove or Pryce Jones Ltd both franked 4d. A few faults but an unusual group. (8).
Edinburgh - A 28-piece set of Victorian silver flatware with 14 additions, mark of James McKay, 1840, 'Kings' pattern, single struck, monogrammed, comprising 10 table forks, 12 dessert forks, 5 teaspoons and a pair of sugar nips with shell bowls together with 2 table forks (1839), 11 teaspoons (5 x 1839, 5 x 1855, 1 x mark of James & Walter Marshall,1845), and a sauce ladle (1866) 1850.8g (59.4g) gross (42)
Edinburgh - A 36-piece set of Edward VII silver flatware with 35 additions, mark of Hamilton & Inches, 1902, 'Kings' pattern, single struck, engraved with the crest of JOHNSTOUN, some with motto over, comprising 6 table forks, 7 tablespoons, 11 dessert forks and 12 dessert spoons, together with a further 7 tablespoons (6 x mark of Mackay, Cunningham & Company, 1876, 1 x mark of James McKay 1841), 15 table forks (13 x mark of Millidge & Son (Edwin Millidge), 1861, 2 x mark of James McKay, 1826), 12 dessert spoons (6 x mark of James McKay 1865, 5 x mark of William Marshall 1850, 1 x mark of Adam Elder, tandem marked by James Howden & Company, 1830), and a sauce ladle, mark of James McKay, 1841, 4163.5g (133.7ozt) gross (71)
"Spring Songs With Music from Flower Fairies of the Spring", with Words and Pictures by Cicely Mary Barker and Music by Olive Linnell, London, Blackie & Son Limited, circa 1920, together with Lady Margaret Sackville, "The Dream Pedlar", with illustrations by Florence Anderson and Clara Shirley Hayward, London, Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent & Co Ltd, 1914
Michael John Hill (1932-1990)An atmospheric, misty, landscape with a small track leading towards hazy fields, oil on board, signed, dated 1987 on label verso, in metallic slip, fabric-covered mount and moulded metallic frame, 49 cm x 44 cm overall[Hill, a self-taught artist, paints traditional landscapes that draw on the style of the Old Masters. His paintings were discovered by the retail giant Marshall Field's of London who sent his works to Chicago gaining him international success.]
Tractors: A collection of eight boxed white metal and resin 1/32 scale model tractors made by Brian Norman Farm Miniatures. To include: Nuffield Universal Row-Crop, Fordson Duper Dexta, David Brown Cropmaster, Field Marshall, Nuffield and others. All boxed in very good condition. Please assess photographs. (one bag)
A George IV Scottish silver salver, with shaped scallop and foliate scroll cast border, engraved with flowers and C-scrolls, crested, marks of Elder & Co and J & W Marshall, Edinburgh 1829, 28.5cm wide, 22ozAppears to be in good condition overall, though the engraved crest to the centre is slightly worn. Minor surface scratches, marks are clear.
PETER PAUL MARSHALL (1830-1900) 'Haymaking' 1860, signed with monogram lower right, and signed again and inscribed "Hay/time/Peter Paul/10 Tottenham Terrace/Tottenham N./25.0.0."on a fragmentary label on the reverse, and inscribed "No.97/Hayfield at back of P.P. Marshall's house Tottenham/with...V Epping Forest in the distance/the artist's sons William and Johnnie with their mother/and the children of the late J. H. Stewart/Exhibited at Royal Academy price 25 gns/Painted by P. P. Marshall 1860"on the backboard, oil on board, 31.75cm x 45.75cmProvenance: Selected contents of 137 Gloucester Road, London.Note: Marshall is best known for having been a partner in the famous firm of 'Fine Art Workmen': Morris, Marshall, Faulkner & Co. A hearty, extrovert character, he was born in Edinburgh and spent his early life in Liverpool. By profession he was a surveyor and sanitary engineer, but he painted in his spare time and exhibited at the Liverpool Academy. He was influenced by the Pre-Raphaelite paintings shown there in the 1850's, and married Gussy, daughter of John Miller, a Liverpool merchant of Scottish descent who was an enthusiastic patron of the Pre- Raphaelites themselves and their Liverpool followers. By 1861 he had settled in London, becoming a partner in the Morris firm when it was launched that year. He never played a very active role, but during the early 1860's he produced some ten or eleven cartoons for stained glass, being represented in such important commissions as St Michael's Brighton, St Martin's, Scarborough, and the east window of Bradford Cathedral. A.C. Sewter wrote that 'the best of his cartoons testify to a high degree of natural talent', and suggested that the influence of Rossetti on some of them might indicate that he attended Rossetti's evening classes at the Working Men's College (The Stained Glass of William Morris and his Circle, I, 1974, pp.73-4). However, his closest friend among the Pre-Raphaelites was Madox Brown, in whose diary he often appears (see Virginia Surtees (ed.), The Diary of Ford Madox Brown, 1981, passim). There is also an attractive glimpse of him and his family in Lady Burne-Jones's Memorials (1904, I, p. 238). 'It must have been in April of this year [1862] that we paid a Saturday to Monday visit to the Marshalls at Tottenham. A cheery, reckless household it was, with big Peter Paul ("Poll"was the sound his little wife gave to the name she called him) at the head of it: I remember a small cup of gunpowder being given to the boys to keep them quiet in the morning. Marshall sang the Scotch songs for which we always asked, and besides "Clerk Sauders"we got from him the beautiful tunes of "Sir Patrick Spens"and "Busk ye, busk ye, my bonny, bonny bride!"Marshall remained a partner of the firm until 1875, when it was re-organised and he was bought out. We last hear of him in 1877 when he made his first and only appearance at the Royal Academy with a portrait of Miss Bessie Currie. By this time he seems to have been living in Dartford, perhaps having retired.
The Model Engineer Magazine pair of booklets. Consisting of Model Engineer and Electrician Volume XIII No.219 dated Thursday 6th July 1905 which includes a number of adverts from Bassett-Lowke, Percival Marshall Clyde Model Dockyard and others and includes a signal instruction model for the GWR together with another example Volume 61 No.1472 dated Thursday 25th July 1929 with a number of adverts for the main manufacturers and retailers including Gamages, Turner and others. Conditions: Good to Good Plus (2)
FIVE BOXED MATCHBOX SERIES DIECAST LORRY/TRUCK MODELS, Euclid Dump Truck, No.6, Foden Cement Mixer, No.26, orange body and barrel, black plastic wheels, Magirus-Deutz Crane Lorry, No.30, silver hook, silver plastic wheels, 8-Wheel Crane Truck, No.30, E.R.F. Marshall Horse Box, No.35, black plastic wheels, all in very good condition, with only very minor paint loss, mainly to corners and raised edges, marking and wear, minor surface rusting to some axles, earlier No.30 in a Lesney type C box, No.6, No.26 and No.35 in type D boxes and the later No.30 in a type E box, all of which are complete but have some damage and/or marking and wear, No.35 and later No.30 both in poor condition, both No.30 boxes marked New Model to end flaps
FIVE BOXED MATCHBOX SERIES DIECAST MODELS, Daimler Ambulance, No.14, larger version, cream body with red cross to roof, metal wheels, Volkswagen 15cwt Van, No.34, 'Matchbox International Express' decals with very minor wear, metal wheels, E.R.F. Marshall Horse Box, No.35, black plastic wheels, Morris J2 Pick-up, No.60 'Builders Supply Company' decals with Supply Company in black, grey plastic wheels, Alvis Foamite Crash Tender, No.63, silver hose nozzle, ladder, pipes and lettering still attached to plastic sprue, all in very good condition, except as noted above, with only very minor paint loss, mainly to raised edges and ends, marking and wear, some surface rusting to axles, No.14, No.34 and No.60 in Moko Lesney type B boxes, No.35 in type D, No.63 in type E box, all with some damage, marking and wear, No.63 marked New Model on end flaps
A BOXED G & M ORIGINALS 1:32 MARSHALL STEAM ROAD ROLLER, certificate numbered 30 of 100, model appears in a new condition, just with dust to the model from the packaging, signed Notting County Council to roof with model in a deep blue colour, included is its internal packaging and outer cardboard box
A TRAY OF VARIOUS BOXED MODEL TOYS, LEAD FIGURES, LEGO ETC, to include a boxed Britains WWII RAF Pilot 25019, boxed RAF Air Marshall Sir Arthur Bomber Harris 25022, a Matchbox Thunderbird 2, a believed to be Corgi Generator Load CC99903, soft teddies, a Sunday Mirror mail away Lego pack with a selection of models, original Lego grey base board, a Lego city road layout board, a quantity of Aviation Archive stands, a boxed Oryon Collection WWII four figure pack, etc
Two Victorian silver handles butter knives. One with fiddle pattern, initials to the terminal, mark of William Marshall, Edinburgh 1851, 49.0g, L19cm. The other with a silver handle, mark of Atkin Brothers, Sheffield, the engraved silver blade, mark of James Fenton, Birmingham 1860, 37.2g gross, L18.5cm
A collection of William IV and later silver flatware, mainly fiddle and shell pattern, comprised of tablespoons, dessert spoons, forks and a ladle, various makers, to include Marshall & Sons, Edinburgh, 1833, Reid & Sons, Newcastle 1880, and Mary Chawner, London 1838 100.2ozt (qty.)Condition ReportMinor nibbles, scuffs, surface scratches and dents throughout.
A collection of Dinky die cast toys all boxed, comprising a Field-Marshall tractor, 301, a triple gang mower, 323, a disc harrow, 322, a Supertoys Dumper truck, 962, a Supertoys Marrel Multi-bucket Unit, 966, a Nash Rambler, 173, and an unboxed Military ambulance, 626 (7)Condition Report301 - worn, box flap detached. Other boxes worn.173 - flaps missing, fair. Chips to the ambulance.
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