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Lot 138
Attributed to Coplestone Warre Bamfylde (British, 1720-1791) Cascade near Bantry, County Cork, inscribed under the mount in pencil with title, pencil, pen and ink and wash, 24.50 x 38 cm (9.5 x 15in); together with Irish School, early 19th Century, View of Killiney Bay, Ireland, inscribed with title and dated "25th Sep. 1819", watercolour with wash, 17 x 34 cm (6.5 x 9.5in); and a View of Mr Hall's Summer House, 1836, etched by D C Read, 7 x 20 cm (3 x 8in) (3) Cascade near Bantry - Unglazed. Frame needs attention. Killiney Bay - Some flies under glass. Trimmed. Probably stuck down.
Lot 132
Hugh William Williams, FRSE (Scottish, 1773-1829) 'Temple of Serapis at Pozzuoli' inscribed with title and dated "July 1818" lower centre pen and ink over pencil 29 x 43cm (11 x 17in) Other Notes: The present drawing and the one in the following lot belong to an important group of drawings which record Williams' return journey from Greece to Scotland in 1818 (as corroborated in his journal from his Grand Tour). The majority of these views depict Italy and thus attest to Williams' travels through Naples and Rome, before heading home via Switzerland, Germany and France.
Lot 128
Leonardo Scaglia (Italian, fl. 1640-1650), Studies of a full-length female figure pointing to Christ appearing to St Cecilia, with rams, swags, masks and laurel leaves, pen and brown ink with wash, 15 x 21 cm (6 x 8in); together with John Wood (British, 1801-1870) Study for a lunette, inscribed lower right under the mount "John Wood RA", ink and grey wash, 12 x 22.5 cm (5 x 9in) (2) We are grateful to Sir Timothy Clifford for suggesting that the first and illustrated drawing is by Leonardo Scaglia.
Lot 149
French School, circa 1700 Judith and her handmaiden with the head of Holofernes, with sleeping guards in an architectural setting; and Alexander holding Parmenio's letter, defiantly drinking a medicinal draft given him by his friend Philip, who stands in blue beside the bed pen and ink, watercolour and bodycolour on paper (2) 21 x 30.50cm (8 x 12in)
Lot 137
Attributed to Simon de Vlieger (Dutch, c.1601-1653) River Landscape, with sailing ships and a rowing boat in the foreground. indistinctly inscribed lower right pen and ink with wash heightened with white on blue paper 19 x 51cm (7 x 20in) Provenance: Sotheby's, London, Old Master and British Works on Paper, 5 July 2017, lot 123; where acquired by the late vendor Not examined out of frame. The inscription in the lower right corner is partly obscured by the mounting. Ageing and discolouration to the paper. A vertical fold through the centre.
Lot 127
Neapolitan School, circa 1600 Christ healing a leper collector's mark "WB" lower right pen and brown ink and wash over red chalk on paper washed light red 11.50 x 18.50cm (4 x 7in) Provenance: William Bates (L.2604); Sotheby's, London, Old Master and British Works on Paper, 5 July 2017, lot 7; where acquired by the late vendor Other Notes: It has been previously suggested that an attribution to Giovanni Bernardino Azzolino and Belisario Corenzio can be considered.
Lot 131
Roman School, 18th Century A design for a candelabrum from St Peter's, Rome inscribed lower centre pen and ink with wash 27.50 x 11.50cm (11 x 4in) Other Notes: The candelabrum on which this drawing is largely based, has been variously attributed in the past to both Michelangelo and Raphael. It is said to have been cast in solid gold by Benvenuto Cellini.
Lot 139
Ï’A Regency brass and scarlet tortoiseshell inlaid ink stand, circa 1815, in the manner of George Bullock, directly after designs in the Wilkinson Tracings, the dished rectangular tray centred by three rectangular cut-glass ink-wells, two with lids inlaid with a flower, flanked by a pen tray on each side, 40cm wide, 27.5cm wide This design of marquetry is among a collection of tracings (originally a scrapbook) called Tracings by Thomas Wilkinson from the designs of the late Mr Bullock 1820, now in the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery. It is likely that Thomas Wilkinson had worked for Bullock which explains his access to the original designs. Ï’ Indicates that this lot may be subject to CITES regulations when exported. Please see our Terms & Conditions for more information.
Lot 94
A George III satinwood work table, circa 1790, the rectangular hinged ratchet adjustable top above a slide at each end and a single frieze drawer at one end fitted with a pen tray and ink wells, with a pleated-silk workbox beneath and an elevating screen to the back, on square section tapering legs terminating in brass caps and castors, 72.5cm high, 50cm wide, 38cm deep
Lot 108
A Regency mahogany library table, circa 1815, of unusual design, the twin hinged top opening to reveal an arrangement of ink wells, pen trays and recesses around a ratchet adjustable baize writing surface, on rectangular supports joined by a turned stretcher, above outswept tapering legs terminating in brass caps and castors, 76cm high, 91cm wide, 58cm deep
Lot 118
GRAND FUNK RAILROAD SIGNED SLEEVE / JOHN MAYALL. Three signed items to include: Grand Funk Railway - Survival (sleeve only) signed to front in marker pen by Don Brewer, Mark Farner, Mel Schafer. Also two rolled, circa 00s posters one signed by Alvin Winter, Edgar Lee, Tony McPhee and one signed by John Mayall, Stan Webb, Mick Taylor.
Lot 123
IRON MAIDEN SIGNED. Two 7" singles, variously signed to include: 'Infinite Dreams' (EMS 117) signed to front of sleeve in black marker pen by Steve Harris, Nicko McBrain and Bruce Dickinson. Also a copy of 'Bring Your Daughter..To The Slaughter' signed to front of sleeve in black marker by Steve Harris and Nick McBrain.
Lot 1117
THE WHO - MY GENERATION LP (ORIGINAL UK PRESSING BRUNSWICK LAT 8616). Really neat original UK copy of the iconic 1965 album (Brunswick LAT 8616, issue with M/T tax code on both sides). The record is in glossy VG+ condition showing some light surface and hairline markings that are never of a heavier nature whatsoever. Matrix: MG-10256-1B & MG-10257-1B. The sleeve is in VG+ condition with some minor laminate wear to the front with some light discolouration and a name written in pen on the reverse.
Lot 262
PRIMAL SCREAM POSTERS INC SIGNED. Two Primal Scream posters, one signed by Bobby Gillespie. To include a rolled 2003 poster advertising 'Dirty Hits' signed clearly in black marker pen by Bobby Gillespie (20 x 30", F condition) and a framed poster for 'Hoping for Palestine' 2004 (approx 14 x 22").
Lot 640
CLASSIC ROCK & POP (70s/80s) - LPs. High quality collection of around 98 x LPs with some Soul in here for good measure! Artists/titles include Thin Lizzy - S/T (UK original stereo pressing SKL 5082 P-3D/P-3D matrix endings - strong Ex some very faint poly bag residue/Ex lovely and clean front laminated sleeve 'printed in England by MacNeill Press', a little discolouration on the reverse with a small name in pen on the reverse), Skid Row - S/T (UK S 63965), Sadistic Mika Band - S/T (it's Japanese glam! - UK white label test pressing, matrix SHSP 4029 A1/B1 - VG+/Ex+ original picture cover), Various - UK Pop Division May/June Releases 1975 (scarce Harvest promo SPSLP 158 - Ex+/Ex), Hawkwind - Astounding Sounds, Amazing Music (CDS 4004), Frank Zappa - Sheik Yerbouti (with hype sticker), XTC, Drupi inc. S/T (Italian pressing, still sealed), Elf, King Curtis, Linton Kwesi Johnson - Forces Of Victory, Joan Armatrading - S/T (UK white label test pressing AMLH 64588 A1/B1), Lieutenant Pigeon, Led Zeppelin - IV Earl 'Bud' Powell, Steve Khanm Duke Ellington - Hi-Fi Uptown (orig US Columbia 6 eye), Etta James, Wynonie Harris and Tom Robinson (note: this lot contains 11 copies of Love Over Rage). Condition is generally VG+ to Ex+.
Lot 738
ANCIENT GREASE - WOMEN AND CHILDREN FIRST LP (ORIGINAL UK MERCURY PRESSING - 6338 033). Extremely clean original UK copy of the eponymous (and only) LP from the Welsh rockers. The record is in superb Ex+ condition showing only a couple of extremely fine, faint and wispy markings under intense LED lighting. The sleeve is in clean Ex condition showing very faint remnants of a pen marking on the reverse and some rather light edgewear.
Lot 638
ALEX HARVEY - FRAMED (1ST UK VERTIGO SWIRL) & AGENT 00 SOUL 7" (TF 610). Wicked bundle of Alex Harvey rarities right here! Titles are The Sensational Alex Harvey Band - Framed (seldom seen 1st UK Vertigo swirl 6360 081 - outlandish Ex+ or archive condition showing, to our eyes, no discernible markings! A true final upgrade/Neat Ex sleeve with a little discolouration on the reverse and a name in pen also on the reverse, this is only small) and Agent 00 Soul (Fontana TF 610 - VG with some surface marks and a few scuffs, 3 pronged centre fully intact).
Lot 681
CHICKEN SHACK - LPs. Cracking bundle of 8 x LPs. Titles are Forty Blue Fingers, Freshly Packed And Ready To Serve (mono original 7-63203 - VG+ a few light surface marks/VG+ some laminate wear and some pen on the reverse), Accept (stereo 7-63861 - VG+ a few light scuff marks on side 1/VG+), Imagination Lady (SDL 5 - very fine Ex+/Ex copy), Unlucky Boy (SML 1100 - very nice Ex+/Ex+), Roadies Concerto (RCA LP 5013), In The Can (31811), Simply Live and The Creeper. Elsewhere condition is generally Ex.
Lot 1197
DR STRANGELY STRANGE - HEAVY PETTING LP - ORIGINAL UK PRESSING (VERTIGO 6360 009). Really neat copy of this Vertigo swirl monster from 1970, this the original UK pressing (6360 009). The record is in very clean Ex condition showing just a few very light and minor hairline markings to the very glossy playing surfaces. Brill sharp, clean and bright labels. Matrix: 636009 1Y//1 & 2Y//1. Complete with British patent number swirl inner in Ex condition. The elaborate original sleeve is in Ex condition - usually heavily worn, there is only some light creasing to the different sections. Elsewhere a very clean example, there is a small name written in pen on the front.
Lot 631
FOLK/FOLK-ROCK - LPs. Finely tuned collection of 28 x LPs. Artists/titles include The Bunch - Rock On (UK original ILPS 9189 - Ex+/Ex+ top copy complete with the flexi...) John Martyn (x3) - with Beverley Martyn - Stormbringer! (original UK ILPS 9113 pink label white 'i' - top Ex+ condition record/Ex neat sleeve), Solid Air (blue label RE) and So Far So Good, Bob Dylan (x12) inc. Blonde On Blonde (original UK mono DDP 66012 with 'Memphis Blues Again' misprint on the label - VG records with some light surface marks/lovely condition original company inners/Ex neat sleeve, some pen on the right inside section of the gatefold), The Freewheelin' (UK mono '33' original), Another Side Of (stereo UK '33' original), Bringing It All Back Home (UK mono '33' original) and S/T (stereo UK RE orange labels), Roy Harper (x5) inc. Stormcock (2nd UK boxed SHVL 789 - Ex/Ex) and Flat Baroque Berserk (2nd UK boxed SHVL 766 - top Ex/Ex+ condition), Neil Young - Harvest (UK K 54005 A4/B1 - Ex/Ex+ w/insert), Tom Paxton (x5) inc. Ramblin' Boy (UK orange label/black text) and Steeleye Span. Condition elsewhere is typically nice Ex to Ex on the later titles, the earlier titles (typically the earlier Dylan albums) can vary.
Lot 163
STAR AUTOGRAPHS - SAMMY DAVIS JR AND MORE. Five signed items to include: 8x10" promotional image signed in black ink by Sammy Davis Jr (with inscription), a black and white promotional image (with 20th C Fox stamp to verso) signed in red ink with inscription in the hand of Betty Grable, a glossy 8x10" promotional image signed by Liza Minelli in black marker pen with inscription, a framed page bearing signatures from stars of the 1960s inc Freddie Garrity, Peter Noone, Mike Maxfield, Billy J Kramer and two others (frame measures 23 x 29 cm), a framed 1957 Forum, Kansas poster with signature in black ink by Dave Somerville of the Diamonds, who has also inscribed band members names to right hand edge of poster (frame 31 x 31cm). **see authenticity note in auction info
Lot 1023
PROG - LPs. Top collection of 12 x extremely well presented LPs. Artists/titles are Osamu Kitajima - Benzaiten (AN-7016 - Ex+/Ex nice copy), Egg - The Polite Force (UK original SML 1074 - superb Ex+ playing surfaces showing very few markings, some WOL side 1/Ex sleeve presented in top condition, some writing on the reverse in pen) and Civil Surface (UK Caroline C 1510 original - Ex/VG+), Traffic - John Barleycorn Must Die (UK ILPS 9116 pink label white 'i' original - Ex/Ex+ superb sleeve), Paladin - S/T (ILPS 9150 - Ex+/Ex scarcely seen so clean), Spooky Tooth (x3) - You Broke My Heart... (ILPS 9227 pink rim), The Last Puff (inc. pink label white 'i' original ILPS 9117, 2 copies - one is top Ex+/Ex+, the other VG/VG+), King Crimson (x3) - USA (ILPS 9316 pink rim orig - Ex+/Ex lovely copy), Three Of A Perfect Pair (EGLP 55) and The Young Person's' Guide... and Jane - Between Heaven And Hell (Brain 60.055 - Ex+/Ex+). Condition elsewhere is primarily superb Ex or Ex+.
Lot 1113
60S/70S - 7" & CDs. Interesting mixed lot of around 60 x 45s with a selection of 12 x CD sets. (Records) artists/cat. numbers include Love Children (Deram DM 303, cracking bit of Pop sike from 1970 with Paper Chase), Stackwaddy (Dandelion S 5119), Jesse Davis, The Troggs (Penny Farthing PEN 861), The Association, Jimi Hendrix Experience, Kim Fowley, Medicine Head, The Who (604036), Traffic, Badfinger, Small Faces, The Rolling Stones, The Move, Donovan, The Sweet, Bill Haley, Neil Christian and The Animals. The CDs are mainly from the Volume magazine series.
Lot 1244
60s/70s - CLASSIC ROCK & POP LPs (INC BOWIE/DYLAN/DONOVAN). Ace selection of 13 x LPs. Artists/titles are David Bowie (x3) - Ziggy Stardust (original UK SF 8287 'Titanic/Chrysalis' credits, 1E/2E matrix endings - VG with some light surface marks/VG+ some light creases to the original no 'Mainman' sleeve, with inner), Aladdin Sane (RS 1001 UK original 3T/3T - solid VG/VG, some pen on the front cover, with printed inner and fan-club insert) and Hunky Dory (UK SF 8244 matte sleeve - please note record has a burn mark and grades as G/VG+ with insert), Bob Dylan (x6) - Bringing It All Back Home (mono UK '33' original), Another Side Of (UK mono '33' original), Freewheelin' (UK mono '33' original), John Wesley Harding (mono UK orig), S/T (UK mono '33' original) and The Times They Are A-Changin' (UK mono '33' original), Donovan - A Gift From A Flower To A Garden (UK stereo box set with folder containing inserts), The Byrds - The Notorious... and Elton John (x2). Also with a small selection of spare inserts from Dark Side Of The Moon (1 x poster), Songs In The Key Of Life and Don't Shoot Me I'm Only The Piano Player.
Lot 1214
THE BEATLES - YESTERDAY AND TODAY ('BUTCHER COVER') - 3RD STATE - ORIGINAL STEREO PRESSING (CAPITOL ST-2553). A US stereo 3rd state Yesterday And Today - of the most controversial sleeve design of all time! The sleeve is in VG condition. A clean example, there is a complete seam split along the bottom edge, though this with care could be restored. The 'butcher' image is clean and sharp with a couple of very light paper tears. The sleeve measures 12 2/8" horizontally and 12 4/8" vertically. This copy was printed at Capitol's Los Angeles plant indicated by the 5 next to the RIAA logo on the reverse. Elsewhere on the reverse, all the text is sharp and clean, there is a light paper tear on the left hand side. The record is in glossy VG+ condition - very well presented indeed, there are some rather light and minor surface markings that never extend any deeper than this. There is a little red marker on the side 1 label and a name in pen on the side 2 label (on the yellow 'rainbow' perimeter). Matrix: ST-1-2553-B-16 & ST-2-2553-A-17.
Lot 957
PINK FLOYD - LPs. Excellent selection of 7 x original title UK LPs which are mainly 1st/early UK pressings... Titles are The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn (1st UK pressing mono LP - record is in VG condition with some light surface marks, there is a scratch on track B1, this has been tested and produces no skips, the record plays with only a little surface noise/VG+ 2nd printing 'File Under Popular' mono sleeve, a really neat example showing a little foxing on the reverse, elsewhere in very fine condition, there is a small name in pen on the front), Ummagumma (original UK unboxed SHDW1/2 with original 'Londen' sleeve - VG and VG+ records/VG+ sleeve a small corner dent), Atom Heart Mother (UK original unboxed SHVL 781 - neat Ex a few light storage marks/Ex neat sleeve), More (original UK 1 box EMI pressing SCX 6346 - VG with a light scratch on A1, elsewhere very clean/Ex very nice original green tinted sleeve with the couple looking 'left'), A Saucerful Of Secrets (UK 2nd 1 box EMI pressing SCX 6258 - ace Ex/Ex copy), Meddle (SHVL 795 UK pressed for US export - VG+/Ex) and Obscured By Clouds (SHSP 4020 A1/B1 UK original - Ex/Ex rounded corners).
Lot 985
SYD BARRETT/PINK FLOYD - LPs. Smart bundle of 3 x original title LPs. Titles are Syd Barrett - The Madcap Laughs (original UK unboxed Harvest SHVL 765, credits 'Barrett + Joyce' on side 2 - solid VG record showing some light surface markings that are never heavier in nature/VG+ neat condition fully laminated sleeve, there is some pen written on the inside of the gatefold), Obscured By Clouds (SHSP 4020 A2/B2 original - VG+/VG bottom seam split) and Meddle (SHVL 795 A4/B3 - top Ex record/Ex clean condition textured sleeve).
Lot 158
DR FEELGOOD/WILKO JOHNSON SIGNED RECORDS. Collection of signed records to include: Dr. Feelgood - Roxette (UP 35760) signed to front of card sleeve in silver ink by Wilko Johnson with inscription in same pen, Stupidity (UAS 29990) signed to front of sleeve in silver pen by Wilko Johnson, Classic LP (GRAND 11) signed to front of sleeve in blue ink by Lee Brilleaux, Phil Mitchell, Gordon Russell, Kevin Morris, a copy of Hunting, Shooting, Fishing (BUYIT 259) signed to front of sleeve in blue ink by Phil Mitchell, Kevin Morris, Gordon Russell, a copy of Brilleaux (SEEZ 65) signed to front of sleeve in blue ink by Phil Mitchell, Kevin Morris, a copy of Doctors Orders (GRAND 06) signed to reverse of sleeve by Kevin Morris, Phil Mitchell. **see authenticity note in auction info
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Lot 123
[Cosin, Richard]. An answer to the two first and principall treatises of a certeine factious libell, put foorth latelie, without name of author or printer, and without aprobation by authoritie, under the title of An Abstract of Certeine Acts of Parlement: of certeine hir Maiesties iniunctions: of certeine Canons, &c, [part one of 2 only] printed by Henrie Denholm for Thomas Chard, 1584, [12], 223 pp., decorative woodcut initials, black and roman letter, some light dampstaining to fore-margins and darker dampstaining to lower margins throughout, but largely not affecting text, old stab stitching marks to gutter margins from where previously bound, old ink pen trials written vertically to fore-margin of B2, old ink ownership signature of Thomas Conchy to final leaf verso, browning to gutter margin of title and to lower margins throughout but largely not touching letterpress, 19th-century half morocco, rubbed, small 4to (179 x 141 mm) (Qty: 1)NOTESCollation: A6 B-P8. This volume comprises title-page, Epistle of the Booke, the Abstract and Appendix only, lacking the second part (the Answer) entirely. STC 5819.5 gives a collation of A6 B-Y8, Aa8, and noting that in most copies checked the first section of the Abstract is bound before the Answer. See also STC 5819.7. Sold not subject to return.
Lot 104
Stourhead Library - Wiltshire. Catalogue of the Hoare Library at Stourhead, Co. Wilts. To which are added, an account of the Museum of British Antiquities; A Catalogue of the Paintings and Drawings, and a Description of the Mansion: by the Late Sir Richard Colt Hoare, Bart., Printed for Private Use, London: John Bowyer Nichols and Son, 1840, engraved frontispiece, some spotting and toning mostly to initial leaves, verso of front free endpaper inscribed 'for G. Poulett Scrope Esq., M.P. with the compiler's best respects' (John Bowyer Nichols), recto of front free endpaper with pencil inscription 'J.E. Jackson, Leigh Delamere, given to me June 14 1867 by S. Powlett Scrope Esq. of Castle Combe, Wilts', with tipped-in 4 page autograph letter signed J.E.J. (John Edward Jackson, 1805-1891) written whilst at Stourhead Inn, Feb 4 1852 to 'My dear Henry', detailing research undertaken at Stourhead over a period of two days, and includes a pen & ink sketch made from a miniature painting in Sir R.C. Hoare's copy of Hungerfordiana of Sir Edward Hungerford, and with two late 19th century newspaper cuttings relating to the library sale pasted to front endpaper, original cloth, gilt decorated spine, covers faded and mottled, rubbed and extremities a little frayed, large 8vo (Qty: 1)NOTESThe volume includes three loosely inserted autograph letters signed Rev. Dr John Baron (c.1817-1885) on Upton Scudamore Rectory letter headed paper regarding the sale of the Stourhead library and collection. The first single page letter dated 16 March 1883 to the Wiltshire antiquary Canon John Edward Jackson (1805-1891) of the Rectory, Leigh Delamere, regards the future sale of the collection at Sotheby's, suggesting money could possibly be raised by subscription to purchase eligible lots to then deposit at Salisbury Museum or Devizes Museum (WANHS). The second four-page letter dated 22 March 1883 to Canon Jackson also discusses the dispersal of the Stourhead library and collection, with the suggestion that Lord Bath of Longleat and the Wiltshire Archaeological Society (Devizes) might be able to acquire some of the collection. The third four-page letter is an autograph copy by Baron of his letter to the antiquary Rev. Alfred Charles Smith (1822-1898) of Yatesbury Rectory, Calne dated 22 March 1883, again concerning the future of the Stourhead collection and antiquities.
Lot 327
Machiavelli (Niccolo). 'Il Principe, translated from the Original Italian by William Dalton', 1845, manuscript in black ink on paper, [6] + 178 + [3] pp., mainly 25 lines to the page in a neat right-sloping cursive hand, with frequent corrections by the same hand using a different pen, patterned endpapers, all edges gilt, contemporary red velvet, rebacked, lettered 'Il Principe' in gilt on front board, wear to extremities, 4to (23.2 x 18.5 cm) (Qty: 1)NOTESProfessor Cecil H. Clough (1930-2017), Reader in Medieval History, University of Liverpool. An apparently unpublished manuscript translation of Il Principe into English. The translator, one William Dalton, seems to have intended it to be a fair copy before revisiting it, providing a number of corrections and adding his name to the title-page.
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Lot 130
[Laud, William]. A speech delivered in the Starr-Chamber, on Wednesday, the XIVth of June, MDCXXXVII. At the Censure, of John Bastwick, Henry Burton & William Prinn; concerning pretended innovations in the church, 1st edition, printed by Richard Badger, 1637, small typographical ornament block above imprint, initial blank present but final blank lacking, contemporary ownership name inscription of W. Hobson to title, plus a few further pen or pencil underscores and pen trials, a little spotting and soiling throughout, final leaf somewhat creased and torn with blank loss to lower outer corner, 19th-century morocco-backed marbled boards with gilt-title to spine, slightly rubbed, small 4to (185 x 140 mm) (Qty: 1)NOTESSTC 15306: 'It is prob[able] that only 25 copies of this ed[ition], were pr[inted].
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