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GB Stamps: Large 60-page ‘PRINZ’ A4 stock book over 2/3rds full of QV used line engraved from 1/2d red to 2d blue including first 1840s issues, with 1d blacks, red and black Maltese Cross, seen. 1d red plate numbered issues from 71-224, all halfpenny plates less 9, most 2d plates with perforation variations, large range of postmark interest with cuts and covers from all regions including Ireland, with specifics such as Channel Isles, various Edinburgh Brunswick Stars, ‘shoe’ and late fee cancels plus covers and Mulready 1d front, numeric ‘8’, Ivory head, perforation and watermark varieties, good lot, needs to be seen to be fully appreciated, 100s with SG cat in £1000s.

Small figurines include colorful shoe 2.75"H, 2 pigeons 4"H, bird with gilt accents sitting on tree branch 4.25"H, white duck with wings out 4.5"H and turquoise duck with purple base 4"H. Made in China and Japan. Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: China, JapanCondition: Age related wear.

An Assortment of Hallmarked Silver Cased Dressing Table Items, of embossed decoration, to include a bonnet brush, hair brush, mirror (damages), shoe horn etc.

Depicting a boy and girl in the garden as they are feeding birds in a birdhouse and an American Children figure of a boy holding a pair of boots and clogs. American Children marking. Shoe Maker: 3.25"L x 2.25"W x 5.75"H. Bird Feeders: 4.5"L x 4"W x 8.25"H. Dimensions: See DescriptionCondition: Age related wear.

A collection of shoe buckles late 18th to early 19th century, comprising a pair with gold and blue enamelled decoration, a similar larger example, and another pair with cut paste blue and clear stones,the largest 10cm wideProvenance: The pair with blue paste stones are purportedly from the Collection of Lady Maufe.Condition ReportThe largest example with missing stones. No losses to the enamel. The blue paste stone pair with a damaged clear stone.

Two pairs of George III silver shoe buckles comprising;an Eley type pair,by William Ballantine, London 1800, of rectangular form, with a rope-twist style frame, the pin stamped 'Patent 55'6cm wideand another similar Eley type pair,diamond mark, possibly French, of circular form, 5.5cm widetotal 3.63oztCondition ReportThe pins are steel. Tarnishing and wear throughout.

Two pairs of Eley type silver shoe buckles comprising;a pair by William Eley,London 1794, stamped 'Eleys Patent 21821', with bright cut beaded decoration,5.5cm wideand another pair,with foliate style decoration, 5.5cm widetotal 5.43oztCondition ReportTarnishing and wear throughout. The pins are steel. The second example is without hallmarks.

Five pairs of miniature shoe buckles late 19th to early 20th century, comprising four silver examples, including Chester 1893, and a French pair, a silver-plated pair, of rectangular form, the largest 4cm wideCondition ReportThe paste stones with black dots. One example with a gold border, another with a gold clasp. No missing stones.

Two pairs of George III silver shoe buckles comprising;a pair by Samuel Godbehere & Edward Wigan,London c.1790, with bright-cut decoration,7.5cm widetogether with another similar pair,by Thomas Wallis II, c.1790, 7.5cm widetotal 6.2oztCondition ReportNeither with date marks. Tarnishing and wear throughout. No apparent losses.

Two pairs of George III silver shoe buckles comprising;a pair by Benjamin Mountigue,c.1785, with bright-cut decoration,7.5cm widetogether with another similar pair,by Thomas Wallis II, c. 1792,7cm widetotal 7.36oztProvenance: The Thomas Wallis examples are purportedly from the Lady Maufe Collection.Condition ReportThe pins are steel. Tarnishing and wear throughout. Neither have date marks.

Two pairs of George III silver shoe buckles comprising;an oval pair,by Benjamin Mountigue, c.1775, with bright-cut decoration, 5.5cm widetogether with another pair,maker's mark 'JM', of rectangular form, with pierced decoration, 5.5cm widetotal 3.34oztCondition ReportTarnishing and wear throughout. Neither with a date mark.

A group of six shoe buckles late 18th to early 19th century, of rectangular form, inset with cut paste stones, the largest 6cm wideCondition ReportThe stones with black dots. Tarnishing and wear throughout.

A collection of shoe buckles late 18th to early 19th century, comprising three pairs, and a single, of rounded form, inset with cut paste stones, the largest 6cm wideCondition ReportOne pair with missing stones. Black dots to the paste stones.

A collection of shoe buckles late 18th to early 19th century, comprising two pairs, and two single examples, of rectangular form, inset with cut paste stones, to a gold inner border, the largest 7cm wideCondition ReportTwo examples are silver, one with a French diamond mark; the remainder are white metal.

Three pairs of shoe buckles late 18th to early 19th century, including a silver mounted example, each inset with cut paste stones, to a gold inner border, the largest 8cm wideCondition ReportOne example with missing stones.

Two pairs of George III silver shoe buckles comprising;a pair by William Yardley,London c.1790, of rectangular form, with gilt details to a pierced border, backed on leather,8.5cm wideand another similar pair,by William Yardley, of oval form, with gilt highlights to a wirework style border, 9cm wideCondition ReportThe pins are steel. Tanrishing throughout. No dates marks.

A collection of shoe buckles late 18th to early 19th century, comprising three pairs, and a single example, all with cut paste stones, to an inner gold border, the largest 8cm wideCondition ReportTwo pairs with missing stones. The stones have black dots to the centre. Tarnishing and wear throughout. Do not test as silver.

Three pairs of Eley type silver shoe buckles comprising;a pair by William Eley,London 1792, with a beaded border, the pin stamped 'Eleys Patent 23664', the frame stamped 664,6cm wideanother pair by Edward & James Higgs, c.1787, the frame with bright-cut decoration, backed on leather,6.5cm wideanother and another pair,London 1802, 6.5cm wide6ozt excluding the leather backed exampleCondition ReportTarnishing and wear throughout. No apparent losses. With steel pins.

Three pairs of Eley type silver shoe buckles comprising;a pair by William Eley,London 1792, with a beaded border, the pin stamped 'Eleys Patent 19115', the frame 115, backed on leather,6cm wideanother William Eley example,London 1792, the pin stamped 'Eleys Patent 24073', the frame stamped 73, backed on leather, 6.5cm wideanother similar example,by Charles Eaton, London 1792, stamped 724, 'Right' and 'Left', 6.5cm wideCondition ReportTarnishing and wear throughout. The pins are steel.

Four pairs of shoe buckles late 18th to early 19th century, comprising two rectangular examples, and two oval examples, the white metal frames, inset with cut paste stones, to an inner gold band,the largest 8cm wideCondition ReportThe paste stones with black dots. One with a loose stone.

Two pairs of silver shoe buckles comprising;an oval pair,mid to late 18th century, possibly French, the tongue marked 'M.F', 7.5cm wideand another pair,possibly French, of rectangular form, with shell motifs, mounted on copper,6.5cm wide3.15ozt weighableCondition ReportTarnishing and wear throughout. No apparent losses.

Two cased sets of shoe buckles late 18th to early 19th century, of rectangular form, inset with cut paste stones, 6 and 6.5cm wide Provenance: The smaller pair with a note saying 'Worn by the Master of the Gold Stick to William IV'.Condition ReportThe smaller example is silver, the other is steel. No apparent losses. Wear to the cases.

Two pairs of George III silver shoe buckles comprising;a pair,maker's mark 'BB', possibly by Benjamin Bickerton, 7cm wideand another pair,maker's mark 'II IT', 7cm wide7.29oztCondition ReportBoth with steel pins. Tarnishing and wear throughout.

Two pairs of George III silver shoe buckles comprising;a pair by Peter and Ann Bateman, London 1794, of rounded form, with pierced decoration,7.5cm wideand another marker's mark IB, 7cm widetotal 5.78oztCondition ReportThe date mark to the second example is rubbed and partly illegible. Tarnishing and wear throughout. The pins are steel.

A collection of shoe buckles late 18th to early 19th century, comprising two pairs and a single example, each with cut paste stones, mounted on silver, two with gold and one pair with a brass inner border,the largest 7.5cm wideCondition ReportThe single example with missing stones. Tarnishing and wear throughout.

A group of shoe buckles late 18th to early 19th century, comprising a heart-shaped example, another of rectangular form, and a silver mounted pair, each inset with cut paste stones, the largest 6cm wideCondition ReportThe pair with black dots to the stones. The heart and rectangular shaped examples are steel backed.

Two cased pairs of silver shoe buckles comprising;a pair by William Eley,London 1791, stamped 'Eleys Patent 20390', with bright cut decoration, mounted on leather,6.2cm wideand another pair,maker's mark 'IE', 8.5cm wideCondition ReportTarnishing and wear throughout. The pins are steel.

A Palais Royale mother of pearl bodkin case, c.1830, the top carved with a poodle holding a basket within its mouth, and an inlaid pansy to the body,9.5 x 2.2cmtogether with a mother of pearl leg form penknife14.5cm long (2)Condition ReportThe bodkin case) with tiny nibbles to the edge of the case. Slight rubbing to the gilt on the enamel. Crack to the inner case. Chip to the inner protruding case. With some dirt to the crevices. The penknife) The knife slightly rusted and with some knicks. Minor nibbles to the shoe. Rubbing to the line work on the shoe. Please see additional images.

Three pairs of George III silver shoe buckles comprising;a pair by William Simmons,c.1784, of rectangular form, with reeded decoration,7.5cm wide another similar pair, by Benjamin Mountique c. 1784,7.2cm wideand a near pair by Steven Adams, c.1784, with different tongues, 8cm widetotal 10.35oztCondition ReportThe pins are steel. Tarnishing and wear throughout. All without date marks.

A collection of shoe buckles late 18th to early 19th century, comprising three pairs and one single example, of oval form, inset with cut paste stones,the largest 7cm wideCondition ReportNo apparent losses to the stones. Tarnishing and wear throughout.

Three pairs of George III silver shoe buckles comprising;a pair by George Baskerville.London 1793, with reeded decoration, 7cm wideanother similar pair,by George Smith & Thomas Hayter, London 1792,7cm wideand another,by Samuel Coddemere & Edward Wigan, London 1796,7cm widetotal 10.9oztCondition ReportThe pins are steel. Tarnishing and wear throughout.

A large pair silver shoe buckles by Thomas Freeth I, mid to late 19th century, with bright-cut floral decoration, 9.5cm widetotal 4.46oztCondition ReportTarnishing and wear throughout. No date mark.

Two pairs of George III silver shoe buckles comprising;a pair by Charles Hougham,with a gadrooned border, 7.5cm widetogether with a similar smaller pair,possibly by Joshua Jackson, the frame inscribed 'MD', 6cm widetotal 6oztCondition ReportTarnishing and wear throughout. Neither with a date mark.

Three pairs of George III silver shoe buckles comprising;a pair by Thomas Farren,London c.1740, of rectangular form, with bright-cut decoration,5.5cm wideanother pair,maker's mark 'WP', of oval form,6cm wideand a similar pair,by Thomas Farren, London c.1740,5.5cm widetotal 5.52oztCondition ReportThe pins are steel. Tarnishing and wear throughout. None with date marks.

Three pairs of George III silver shoe buckles comprising;a pair by Thomas Farren,London c.1740, of oval form with floral motifs,5.5cm widetogether with another similar pair,Thomas Willmore, Birmingham c.1797,5.3cm wideand another,by Thomas Willmore, Birmingham c.1897,6cm widetotal 5oztCondition ReportNone with date marks. Tarnishing and wear throughout.

Three cased pairs of shoe buckles late 18th to early 19th century, comprising a silver Eley type pair, stamped 'L' and 'R', mounted on leather, a gilded brass pair, decorated with thistles, and a black enamelled pair,the largest 7.5cm wideCondition ReportWear throughout, particularly to the cases.

Two pairs of George III silver shoe buckles comprising;an example by William Eley,London 1795, with beaded decoration, the frame inscribed no. 93, the pin inscribed 'Eley's Patent 34093',6cm widetogether with another similar pair,by William Eley, 5.5cm widetotal 4.34oztProvenance: Purportedly from the Collection of Lady Maufe.Condition ReportThe second pair do not have any hallmarks but bear a rubbed diamond mark, now illegible.

Two pairs of George III silver shoe buckles comprising;an example by William Yardley,London 1799, with bright cut foliate decoration, the frame inscribed no. 73, the pin inscribed no. 6757, 6cm widetogether with another similar example,by George Smith (II) & Thomas Hayter, London 1799, 6.5cm widetotal 4.59oztCondition ReportTarnishing and wear throughout.

A collection of clockwork toys to include a Schuco Patent clockwork monkey holding a suitcase, 11.5cm high, a monkey wearing a top hat and holding two balloons, 15cm high, a monkey with long arms, 12.5cm; a monkey playing a guitar, 17cm high; three further clockwork and tinplate toys, a ladybird and a clown, a horse and cart and a bird; a Mickey Mouse glazed bottle, with spring legs, a Mickey Mouse puppet and a fret-cut Mickey Mouse, on a frame; two enamelled Felix the Cat spoons;two beach pails and another figure (15)Condition ReportAll worn. Mechanisms worn partially working. Suitcase - missing hand and worn. Mickey missing shoe.

Three pairs of George III silver shoe buckles comprising;a pair by Stephen Adams,c.1765, of oval form, 5.6cm widetogether with another similar pair,by Samuel Eaton, London c.1764, 6cm wideand another,by Samuel Eaton, London c.1764, of rectangular form, the frame inscribed 'WC' 5.5cm widetotal 6.30oztCondition ReportThe pins are steel. None with date marks. Tarnishing and wear throughout.

A group of four shoe buckles late 18th to early 19th century, possibly French, each of rectangular form, with cut paste stones, including an example decorated with bows,8cm wideCondition ReportNo losses to the stones. Tarnishing and wear throughout.

Three pairs of George III silver shoe buckles comprising;a pair by Charles Hougham, the second half of the 18th century, of oval form, with forget-me-not decoration,6.5cm wideanother similar pair,by William Turton, c.1775,7cm wideand another,by Samuel Hatton, c.1779, 5cm widetotal 5.77oztCondition ReportTarnishing and wear throughout. The pins are steel. None with date marks.

Two pairs of cased shoe buckles late 18th to early 19th century, both silver mounted, inset with cut paste stones, to brass borders,6.5cm wideCondition ReportNo apparent losses. Wear to the cases.

Two pairs of George III silver shoe buckles comprising;a pair by Richard Jewessan,Sheffield c.1800, with bright-cut beaded decoration,7cm widetogether with another similar pair,maker's mark 'TW', possibly for Thomas Wallis, second half of the 18th century, 7.5cm widetotal 6.9oztCondition ReportNeither with date marks. Tarnishing and wear throughout.

A collection of shoe buckles late 18th to early 19th century, comprising a pair and three single examples, with cut paste stones, the largest 7.5cm wideCondition ReportNo losses to the stones. Tarnishing and wear throughout.

A collection of shoe buckles late 18th to early 19th century, comprising two pairs and two singles, of rectangular form, with cut paste stones, the largest 7cm wideCondition ReportNone with missing stones. Tarnishing and wear throughout.

Two pairs of George III silver shoe buckles comprising a pair by William Eley,London 1797, with bright-cut decoration to a beaded border, the frame inscribed no. 797, the pin inscribed 'Eley's Patent 36739' 7cm widetogether with another similar pair,by Stephen Adams II, London 1817,5cm widetotal 3.89oztProvenance: The William Eley examples are purportedly from The Lady Maufe Collection.Condition ReportTarnishing and wear throughout.

Three pairs of George III silver shoe buckles comprising;a pair by Charles Houghton,c.1785, of rectangular form, with pierced borders,8cm wideanother similar pair, by Thomas Willmore, Birmingham 1794, the frames inscribed 'RS', 8cm wideand another,by Robert Smith, London 1794, 7.5cm widetotal 10.54oztCondition ReportThe pins are steel. Tarnishing and wear throughout.

Four pairs of George III silver shoe buckles comprising; a pair by Stephen Adams II,mid to late 18th century, of oval form, with egg and dart style decoration, 6cm widea similar pair,by William Taylor, c.1774,6.5cm widea pair by Thomas England,c.1739, 6.5cm wideand another by George Smith,c. 1775, of oval form, with engraved decoration,total 8.6oztCondition ReportTarnishing and wear throughout. None with date marks. All with steel pins.

Four pairs of George III silver shoe buckles comprising; an example by John Lambe,London c.1780, of rectangular form with floral motifs to a beaded border, 8cm wideanother similar pair, by Stephen Adams II, 7.2cm widea smaller pair, maker's mark 'GB', possibly for George Burrows, with a beaded border,6cm wideand another similar pair,Birmingham 17785cm widetotal 9.5oztCondition ReportAll with steel pins. Tarnishing and wear throughout.

A collection of shoe buckles late 18th to early 19th century, comprising two pairs and a single, of rounded rectangular form, inset with cut paste stones, mounted on silver,the largest 6cm wideCondition ReportNo apparent losses.

Three pairs of George III silver shoe buckles comprising;a pair by Joseph Griffin,London 1791, of rectangular form, with bright-cut decoration,6.5cm wideanother similar pair,maker's mark 'TE', possibly for Thomas Evans, London 1792,6.5cm wideand another pair,maker's mark 'GW', 7cm widetotal 9.35oztCondition ReportThe GW example without a date mark. The pins are steel. Tarnishing and wear throughout.

A collection of shoe buckles late 18th to early 19th century, comprising four pairs and a single, of rectangular form, each inset with cut paste stones,the largest 6.5cm wideCondition ReportNo apparent losses. The paste stones with black dots.

Two pairs of George III silver shoe buckles comprising;a pair by John Lambe, London 1796, with bright-cut beaded decoration, 6cm wideand another pair,by Peter, Ann & William Bateman, London 1800, 6.5cm widetotal 6.14oztCondition ReportTarnishing and wear throughout. The pins are steel.

A pair of Hanau silver shoe buckles late 19th century, by B. Neresheimer & Sohne, marked 925, London import by Berthold Muller, decorated with sunflowers, to a pierced foliate border10cm wide2.6oztCondition ReportThe pins are silver. Tarnishing and wear throughout. No apparent losses or damage to the pierced decoration.

A group of four shoe buckles late 18th to early 19th century, of rectangular form, with cut paste stones, mounted on silver,the largest 8.5cm wideCondition ReportTwo examples with black dots to the stones. Tarnishing and wear throughout. No apparent losses.

Five pairs of shoe buckles late 18th to early 19th century, of rounded form, inset with cut paste stones,6cm wide

Three pairs of George III silver shoe buckles comprising;a pair by William Eley, London 1791, with reeded decoration, the pin inscribed 'Eleys Patent 21009',6cm wideanother Eley type pair,by Solomon Turvey & Thomas Hill, London c.1785, stamped 601, 6cm wideand another,by Thomas Wallis II, c.1790, 7cm widetotal 8.9oztCondition ReportTarnishing and wear throughout. No apparent losses. Two pairs with steel pins.

JAMES BOND: FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVEPremiere British Quad (30" x 40"); Advance, Country-of-OriginVery Good on Linen; Artwork by Renato Fratini United Artists, 1963This is a style of the British quad that we have never seen offered previously. It differs from the standard quad, as the title is shown in a larger dimension and is not embedded into the image as the more common style. It is believed that this poster was only used for the premiere showing of the film in London and was used at only the one event. It isn't shown in the UK pressbook and is one of the rarest James Bond posters known.This extremely rare poster was trimmed on the top, bottom, and right side. Two inches were removed from both the top and bottom, and 2.5 inches from the right side, which included the 'A' rating and the printer's information at the bottom. The restoration was well-executed.Sean Connery's second mission as Agent 007 pits him against Red Grant, his deadliest foe, and Rosa Klebb, who wields a dagger in her shoe.This lot will be auctioned on Thursday, September 12th. The auction will begin at 9:30am PST and lots are sold sequentially via live auctioneer; tune in to the live streaming broadcast on auction day to follow the pace. Note other lots in the auction may close on September 13th.

JAMES BOND: FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVEThree Sheet (41" x 79"); Style BVery Fine Folded United Artists, 1963This is a bright and lovely copy of the three sheet. It is folded and was printed in two panels. They have been archivally taped together but could be separated if need be. Sean Connery's second mission as Agent 007 pits him against Red Grant, his deadliest foe, and Rosa Klebb, who wields a dagger in her shoe.This lot will be auctioned on Friday, September 13th. The auction will begin at 9:30am PST and lots are sold sequentially via live auctioneer; tune in to the live streaming broadcast on auction day to follow the pace. Note other lots in the auction may close on September 12th.