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A pair of Jane Churchill curtains, Dublin Ribbons 1984, 320cm wide x 150cm long

Proof Churchill Crown & 8 further Churchill Crowns

Pottery and effects, a Royal Doulton Sir Winston Churchill Toby jug, 15cm high, character jug of The Poacher small, a 19thC Stourbridge style glass dump, Burleigh spill vase budgerigar, enamel finish Leonardo collection box, etc. (a quantity)

Various small silver white metal, etc., Victorian Florin 1872, propelling pencils, one set with stone partially etched, 9cm wide, other similar implements, Churchill crown, boxed Stratton compact set, silver teaspoons, etc. (a quantity)

A quantity of books relating to Winston Churchill, to include a memorial programme, two volumes of the Second World War, The World Crisis 1911-1918, etc. (10)

Thompson (WH). Sixty Minutes with Winston Churchill, hardback in blue boards, signed by the author.

A small George V silver hipflask, 6cm, together with a boxed silver dish with inset 1965 Churchill crown and a pair of clip on glasses in case

United Kingdom. Large collection of commemorative crown to include Churchill, Charles & Diana & twenty three cased Jubilee crowns.

82nd Heavy Anti-Aircraft Battery. An album of photographs, 1938-1946, containing 54 monochrome photographs, the first page inscribed 'Eldon Cooke's Photo Album, India, etc.', the images taken in India, Gibraltar, and England, many being photographs of both British and Indian soldiers in and out of uniform, plus views of ships, etc., all mounted (some using photo corners), most with ink manuscript captions (several extensive), ring-bound original boards, a trifle soiled and rubbed, a little wear to extremities, oblong 8voQty: (1)Footnote: The photographs include: an image of a Walrus aircraft being loaded on board HMS Prince of Wales, signed on verso by 7 crew members of the ship; a photo of HMS Prince of Wales at Scapa Flow, signed on verso by the same 7 crew members, with the caption 'I returned from Gibraltar in this wonderful ship ... a more happy ship's company I have never met. My heart was heavy when I learned that she had been sunk with the loss of so many of her youthful crew'; the meeting of Churchill and Roosevelt on board HMS Prince of Wales in 1941; scenes around Cochin in India such as a Chinese fishing net, and a village bazaar; plus a few photos of haymaking in England before the war. Eldon Cooke apparently started in the 82nd Heavy Anti-Aircraft Battery before traveling to India and elsewhere, being transferred into different heavy anti-aircraft batteries.

[Churchill, Winston S.]. A small archive of photographs, letters and news cuttings belonging to Henry C. Shelley, 1899-1900, comprising: 8 photographs, all annotated on verso, some taken on board RMS Dunottar Castle, including 1 of Winston Churchill, 1 of General Buller, and 2 of Edgar Wallace (1 inscribed in pencil on verso 'Mr Edgar Wallace, Reuters, Author of a Kimberley poem published in the Cape Argus. The Editor sent 1,000 copies for distribution among the troops'); 3 items of shipboard printed ephemera, comprising a 4pp. List of Passengers, listing 'Mr. Winston Churchill and valet', split at hinge and annotated with ink crosses by a number of the names, 'The Dunottar Record', October 28, 1899, 8pp., and a 'Programme of Athletic Sports', October 25 & 26, 1899, 4pp., including such races as 'Chalking the Pig's Eye (Ladies)' and 'Bolster Fight'; 5 autograph letters signed from Harry Shelley to his wife Carrie, 1 on Dunottar Castle headed paper, describing battle scenes, climate and topography, the price of food and laundry, photographs taken and articles written, etc., 1 mentioning Rudyard Kipling's arrival, and another referring to Winston Churchill; a 4pp. 'Prospectus of Lectures by Henry C. Shelley War Correspondent', edge-frayed; and a small quantity of associated newspaper and periodical cuttings, e.g. for The Westminster Budget, and The King, various sizesQty: (1)Footnote: Henry C. Shelley, war correspondent, photographer and lecturer, spent eight months with the British Army in South Africa at the beginning of the Boer War between 1899 and 1900. As his Prospectus of Lectures states, "his experiences embrace actual knowledge and personal eyesight of all the chief events of the War on the Western side", going on to say "he was the only Correspondent who was allowed to make an ascent in the War Balloon, and, during the halt at Bloemfontein, he was accorded special privileges by Lord Roberts to enable him to secure the only pictures in existence of many historic incidents transpiring in that town". Harry, as he was known, travelling on RMS Dunottar Castle in October 1899, came to know another young war correspondent of the time, a certain Winston Churchill, with whom it seems he was less than impressed, writing in one of the endearing letters to his wife, Carrie, that one of the men in his cabin was "a perfect gentleman & a right good fellow, but the other (Churchill) is nothing but a cad", adding "when we get up to the front with the other press men it is likely he will have a rough time". By contrast, Shelley found Rudyard Kipling, whom he also met, "exceedingly pleasant ...full of high spirits".

Churchill Interest. 4th (Queen's Own) Hussars photograph album, comprising approximately 60 black and white photographs, various sizes including 9 x 15cm, 16 x 20cm and 12.5 x 28cm, all pasted down, many captioned for example 'British Cavalry Lines, Secunderabad', 'Drum Horse, Secunderabad', 'Proclamation Parade, Secunderabad, "A" Squadron 1.1.04'm 'Meerut 1905', '4th Troop "A" Squadron, Meerut 1905', presented in a scrap album 33 x 27cmQty: (1)Footnote: The 4th Queen's Own Hussars was first raised in 1685 and saw extensive service over a number of centuries, including WWI and WWII. In 1895 Winston Churchill was commissioned as a cornet in the regiment.

Ivelaw-Chapman (Ronald, 1899-1978). A fascinating WWII archive relating to a senior commander in the Royal Air Force and his time as a prisoner of war Including typed service memoirs ‘Evader’ and P.O.W. (Germany) – 1944 to 1945 (10 pages); the typed account of his evasion continuing from his capture in a contemporary exercise book with a 36-page journal and 10-page separate continuation of his time as a prisoner of war, June 1944 to April 1945, all in pencil, giving an account from first interrogations at Dulag Luft, Chartres, and time spent in solitary confinement there and hospital treatments at Oberursal, Hohemark and Frankfurt, with additional exercise book entries about books read, etc., plus 3 airmail letters to his mother loosely inserted; a manuscript letter to Ivelaw-Chapman written by Erich Killinger (German Commandant) about treatment to Chapman during his time as a P.O.W. , 5 December 1948 (3 pages); photographs of the recipient and personal photographs including an aerial photograph, inscribed verso ‘Drogland Aerodrome, 10 Squadron R.F.C. March 1918’, 21.4 x 16.2cm, another large scale photograph of Chapman in a the cockpit, Armed Forces Information Office, Ministry of Defence stamp verso, 24 x 28.5cm; a page with 6 snapshot photographs of Chapman as a P.O.W., inscribed ‘Photos of RI-C taken at Hohemark in Oct 1944 and sent home to MI-C’, a magazine article is affixed to the reverse titles ‘Greatest Day in the Life of a P.O.W.’ and inscribed ‘Photos of the Liberation on 27 Mar 1945, by American Troops of Hohemark Hospital where RI-C spent 9 months. RI-C by then was at Buchenbuhl’; telegrams and letters, inter-war period circa 1929 including a telegram via Iraq Telegraphs congratulating Chapman on his Air Force Cross. Letters written from Chapman to Sir Norman detailing his damaged aircraft, Jugdulluck, 1 February 1929; a letter written by from Mademoiselle Lecomte to Chapman, dated 13 May 1947 detailing her husband’s death in a German labour camp at Wilhelmshaven. Monsieur Lecomte was shot and captured at the same time as Chapman; two folders of letters relating to the award of the and K.B.E. (June 1951) and K.C.B. (June 1953); many personal papers, birth and death certificates, order of service and other related documents, all contained in a small brown leather briefcase with embossed initials ‘R.I.C.’, 12cm high x 40cm wide x 25cm deepQty: (a case)Footnote: Air Chief Marshal Sir Ronald Ivelaw-Chapman GCB, KBE, DFC, AFC (1899-1978), was a senior commander in the Royal Air Force and RAE and, commander-in-chief of the Indian Air Force. Ivelaw-Chapman was born in British Guiana and came to England in 1903. He was educated at Cheltenham College, before joining the Royal Flying Corps in 1917 where he served as a Bristol Fighter pilot over the Western Front with 10 Squadron. By WWII Ivelaw-Chapman had advanced to Wing Commander and was part of the operations staff at RAF Bomber Command headquarter, by June 1940 he was promoted to Group Captain and appointed station commander at RAF Linton-on-Ouse. In 1941 he returned to a staff job at the Air Ministry involved in D-Day planning. On the night of 6/7 May 1943 Ivelaw-Chapman was flying a second pilot of a 576 Squadron Lancaster on a mission to bomb an ammunition dump at Aubigne, France. His aircraft was shot down by a night fighter and Ivelaw-Chapman went on the run. Churchill ordered the French resistance to do all they could to help him return to England and he was to be killed if he was in danger of being capture by the Germans because of his experience and extensive knowledge. Ivelaw-Chapman was captured by the Gestapo on 8 June 1944 but the Germans failed to realise his seniority and importance and treated him as an ordinary prisoner of war. He was released by the Americans on 16 April 1945. Post-War service saw Ivelaw-Chapman promoted to Air Marshal and seconded to the Indian Government. Having left India in 1922 as a Flying Officer, he returned as the Commander and Chief of the newly independent nation's Air Force and was the penultimate officer to hold the post.

Battle of the Somme. A large collection (94) mostly relating to the 1916 Battle of the Somme, authors include Martin Middlebrook, Anthony Farrar-Hockley, Gary Sheffield, Michael Stedman, Lyn Macdonald, Rudyard Kipling and Peter Hart. This lot includes some contemporary volmes by Bruce Bairnsfather and John Buchan, together with a three volumes cloth bound set of The Great War by W S Churchill and a large number of modern battlefield guides relating to specific areas of the Somme campaignQty: (94)

Pemberton (W. Baring). Battles of the Boer War, 1st edition, London: B. T Batsford, 1964, monochrome plates after photographs, original blue cloth gilt, together with Woods (Frederick, editor). Winston S. Churchill War correspondent 1895-1900, revised edition, brassey's, 1992, original black cloth gilt in dustwrapper, VG, plus other Boer War history and related, including, Brian Roberts, Those Bloody Women, 3 heroines of the Boer War, 1991, Will Bennett, Absent-minded Beggars, volunteers in the Boer War, 1999, Archie Hunter, Kitchener's sword-arm, the life and campaigns of General Sir Archibald Hunter, 1996, Saul David, Zulu The Heroism and tragedy of the Zulu War of 1879, 2004, John Hays Hammond, Autobiography, volume 1, New York, 1935, etc., mostly original cloth, many in dustwrappers, mainly 8vo (approximately 100 volumes)Qty: (3 shelves)

A Royal Doulton figure Sir Winston Churchill designed by Adrian Hughes HN3057. Condition - good, no damage/repair, with neck tag.

A mixed lot of silver to include an Edwardian swing handled pedestal bonbon dishvarious dates and makersfirst Birmingham, 1906 by A & J Zimmerman Ltd., a near pair of pierced and embossed bonbon dishes, a silver dish set with a Churchill Crown, engraved, a coin set ashtray, a napkin ring pierced with clover decoration, a George III fiddle pattern mustard spoon, a Victorian cased set of six plated napkin rings etc., (qty)first height with upright 10.5 cm., total weight approx. 8.98 ozt. Condition: Mostly good condition. One of the matched pairs of dishes with tear to rim Mustard spoon bowl slightly pushed

Works of art, consisting of a collection of busts and sculptures, including Rembrandt, Churchill, Shakespeare, glass inkwell, and others (qty)

Grafar Railways N gauge locomotive and tender, two Tri-Ang Railways 00 gauge locomotives and tenders 'Winston Churchill' and 'The Princess Royal', three Hornby Railways 00 gauge carriages and other items,

Collection of loose modern Corgi army vehicles, to include 'Panther Tank', 'Churchill Tank', 'Sherman', 'Tiger 1', 'SU-100 Russian Medium Tank, and others (29),

FOUR CASED SILVER COMMEMORATIVE COINS; proof 5oz Battle of the Somme coin no.36/450, House of Windsor 5oz proof coin Centenary no.13, Sir Winston Churchill Jersey 5oz proof coin no.286 and Queen Elizabeth II and Duke of Edinburgh Platinum Wedding Anniversary silver proof 5oz coin no.39/500, all in original boxes and with certificates.Additional InformationAll four in good condition.

The Winston Churchill gold plated six coin set limited edition 129/495 issued in 2015 for Guernsey, in original box with certificate and biographical detail of the artist.Additional InformationThey are copper with gold plating.

THE CHURCHILL CENTENARY MEDALS; a limited edition group of twenty four silver gilt medallions presented in original folder with certificate numbering 1459.

A small collection of assorted coinage including six Pobjoy mint World Cup Mexico one crowns, Churchill crowns, Elizabeth II five shillings, etc.

ROYAL DOULTON; six large sized character jugs including 'Vice Admiral Lord Nelson', 'Winston Churchill', 'Captain Hook', 'Queen Victoria', 'Henry VIII', 'Mr Pickwick', 'W.C Fields', etc.Additional InformationFour of the jugs are complete with certificates, minimal wear throughout but good condition.

ROYAL DOULTON; five figures comprising HN2731 'Thanks Doc', HN2494 'Old Meg', HN3057 'Sir Winston Churchill', HN2485 'Lunch Time', and HN2877 'The Wizard', (5).Additional InformationEach of the figures are seconds quality, minimal wear to each, Winston Churchill has had his head broken off and glued. 

WEDGWOOD; a boxed limited edition pale blue and white jasperware plaque to commemorate a century of the birth of Sir Winston Churchill  30th November 1874, 281/1000, complete with certificate.Additional InformationThe box is a little tired, the plaque is in good condition.

18 Various Airfix Kits and scale figures. Scales include 1:72 and HO-OO . Bristol Superfreighter. Ford 5-AT Trimotor, Petlyakov PE-2. Russian Yak-90, Mikoyan Mig 21. Heinkel HeIII H-20, Mitsubishi Zero-Sen. Lockheed Hudson I, Focke-Wulf Fw 189A-2. WW1 Tank, Churchill Tank, A4D-1Skyhawk. Buffalo & Jeep, Lunar Module, Japanese Chi-Ha Tank and Tank Transporter. Pontoon Bridge Assault set. The Battle of Waterloo Assault set. All boxed/packeted. All unmade, cannot be guaranteed to be complete. £70-100

King & Country Churchill & His Generals. Humber Staff Car set, EA031(SL), finished in desert sand livery, with figure of Churchill, his ADC, MP and driver. Boxed, with paperwork. Contents VGC-Mint £130-160

King & Country Churchill Tank Set. (DD051). Complete. Boxed with packing. Contents VGC-Mint £130-160

A GROUP OF SILVER MOUNTED ITEMSComprising: a commemorative dish for the life of Churchill by Roberts & Dore Ltd, London 1971, inset with a cupro-nickel Churchill crown of 1965, 14cm (5 1/2in) diameter; two silver mounted cigarette boxes, two matchbox holders and silver gilt cigarette case, various makers, 20th century (6) 

Churchill, Sir Winston, autographed photograph, signed 'W Churchill' to mount below portrait, framed to a overall size, 7 3/8 x 5 1/8in. (18.7 x 13cm.).

Robert Morden (fl. 1668-1703), The Smaller Islands of the British Ocean, the central panel depicting the Isle of Wight with bordering panels containing The Farne Islands, Holy Islands, Isle of Man, Scilly Isles, Jersey, Guernsey and Alderney, sold by Abel Swale, Awnsham and John Churchill, hand coloured engraving with decorative title cartouche, c.1722, 14 x 16½in. (35.5 x 42cm.), gilt framed.

After B Clemens F.R.B.S. a bronzed copper bust of Winston Churchill: mounted on a wood base, overall height 31cm.

A quantity of books mainly relating to Winston Churchill.

A collection of vintage coins including a Churchill and Windsor fire coin, some in display cases

A quantity of books, including 19th century volumes: Elements of Morality, Lorna Doone, Byron, The Grand Fleet 1914-1916, assorted books relating to Churchill and others (one box)

Framed WWII reproduction poster 'Let us go forward together' (Winston Churchill), Crown copyright material in the public records office reproduced for the Telegraph c.1970s 54.5 cm x 80 cm (size including frame)

A framed and glazed antique sampler, together with a gilt framed wall mirror and picture of Winston Churchill

A Royal Doulton figure of 'Sir Winston Churchill' - HN3057, together with 'His Holiness, Pope John Paul II' - HN2888

A Royal Doulton figure of Sir Winston Churchill HN3057. No obvious damage or restoration.

A collection of large gold plated and gilded commemorative colour illustrated Royal a d churchill medallion coins.

A quantity of Churchill teaware and side plates

A GROUP OF VICTORIAN AND LATER CERAMICS, REUGE MUSIC BOX AND PAINTING, comprising two Queen Victoria Golden and Diamond Jubilee Doulton beakers, sepia printed and gilt decoration, a dark blue Wedgwood jasperware bud vase, a Royal Doulton Winston Churchill toby jug, height 13.5cm, the Swiss music box plays Once Upon a Dream, working, width 10cm, a shallow Studio Pottery dish, containing various owl figures, a pair of Continental porcelain baluster vases, printed with portraits of fishermen, height 11cm, a Japanese pottery vase and a reproduction oil on board of a mother and child, 11cm x 8cm, in a gilt frame (Qty)

A SHOE BOX OF COINS, to include a Jersey 2014 'least we forget' poppy coin, a Gibraltar 2005 silver proof VE day five pounds, a one crown 2005 silver proof Trafalgar coin, a Westminster 1st world war centenary 70mm 110g armistice strike, a battle of the Somme 70mm, other gold layered coins, a royal mint celebration Churchill coin with the 2012 Olympic motto on card, a plastic bag of mixed world coins some silver content etc

Original vintage Vichy French anti-Communist, anti-British and anti-Semitic propaganda poster: Victory - The Great European Crusade (Victoire - La Grande Croisee Europeenne). Artwork by Michel Jacquot depicts a knight in armour charging against the soldier of the Soviet Red Army supported by a man with a British Pound sign on his back symbolising Winston Churchill (1874-1965) and a green-faced person symbolising a Jewish person. Printed by S.A. Courbet, Paris. Good condition, folds, creasing, tears. Country of issue: France, designer: Michel Jacquot, size (cm): 118x78, year of printing: 1941.

2 large vintage biscuit tins Winston churchill & Elkes london biscuit tin

Framed poster of Winston Churchill, with text ' Let Us Go Forward Together '

Royal Doulton Model of Sir Winston Churchill, model no. HN 3057, 27cms high

A pair of silver cuff links, pendant, chain necklace, Churchill crown, etc.

A framed print of Winston Churchill taken from a 1940's magazine.

A quantity of UK Government documents relating to the end of WWI covering air estimates by Winston Churchill, War Graves Commission locations and numbers, Imperial War Museum acquisitions etc, dating from 1919 to 1921.

Three Churchill Crowns

A coin folder including sixpences, 10p pieces, 50p pieces, six crowns including Churchill, Charles and Diana, Queens Silver Wedding, The Queen mother, Jubilee and The Queen etc.

Blue and white Willow pattern ceramics to include dinner wares and tea wares such as lidded tureens, dinner plates, teapots, jugs etc by Burleigh Ware, Churchill and Booths etc

Royal Doulton toby jug of Winston Churchill H23cm and large character jug of Falstaff; together with four collector's plates by Royal Crown Derby, Royal Worcester and Limoges (6)

A collection of six Winston Churchill pottery and porcelain figures and jugs, to include examples by Royal Doulton and Shorter. (6)

Winston S Churchill six volumes of WWII all first editions with original dust jackets, four volumes of the English Speaking Peoples by Winston Churchill (10)

Collection of blue and white plates, bowls, dishes etc. by Burleigh ware, Churchill, Spode etc.

C19th mahogany tea caddy of sarcophagus form containing C19th papier mache snuff box, Winston Churchill matchbox holder, beadwork panel, horn beaker and other items

Early C20th Royal Doulton jardinière overall black ground with figures of dancing girls with Greek key boarder and gilt highlights D29cm H25cm, Winston Churchill Royal Doulton character jug, Monty character jug no. D 6202 (3)