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CINEMA, selection, photos (13 x 10 and smaller), postcards (some Picturegoer), some signed and/or inscribed, inc. Gary Cooper, Lana Turner, Ken Johnson, Bing Crosby etc., G to VG, 95*

AFTER JOSEPH MALLORD WILLIAM TURNER 'Merton College, Oxford', watercolour, 25 x 38cm

After Turner, late 19th, early 20th century, Approach into Venice, oil on canvas, 58cm by 89cm

After Kneller, portrait of Sir Isaac Newton, print engraved by W T Fry, published 1829, and after W Turner, Newbury from Speen Hill, 19th century coloured print with mount inscribed Presented to Patrick Moore by A Newbury, Amateur Astronomical Society, 17cm by 23cm, (SPM)

A mixed lot to include a Chinese vase, a Chinese ginger jar, an eastern silk picture, a Staffordshire house, an Art Nouveau silver vase (damaged), dominoes, two hummel figures (damaged), a cheroot holder, an ivory page turner, postcards, etc.

Chinese jade foliate engraved page turner. *** CONDITION REPORT: Light wear but no obvious damage

Bader, Douglas, 'Fight for the Sky', photographic illustrations throughout, published by Doubleday and Co., New York, c. 1973. Signed by the author, dated 1976 and Battle of Britain pilot, Stanley Turner. With dust jacket and related newspaper clippings.

Victorian Ivory page turner with a silver handle hallmarked London 1889/90. The blade inscribed "From Lady Henry Somerset, in grateful remembrance of her visit." total lenth approx 43.5cm

A silver handled ivory bladed page turner by George Unite; a fish slice and fork with pierced and engraved blades and ivory handles; a pickle fork with twisted stem and twisted ivory handle; a bamboo decorated white metal handle fish slice; and a pair of plated grape scissors.

A pair of hand-coloured aquatint racing prints - "Weighing & Rubbing Down" and "Preparing to start"; together with another hand-coloured aquatint equestrian print - "Non Pareil", by George Hunt after F.C. Turner, published by J. Moore, London 1836; all in gilt and ebonised frames. (3)

Pop Autographs On Tour Programmes, great signatures including Frankie Valli, Billy Joel, Tina Turner, Sting, Shadows & Others.

MICHAEL TURNER LIMITED EDITION COLOUR PRINT 'We'll Meet Again', B-17 Flying fortress (111/850) signed by the artist and Dame Vera Lynn 17 1/2" x 23" (44.5cm x 58.4cm) JOHN YOUNG ARTIST SIGNED LIMITED EDITION COLOUR PRINT 'Summer Rally' (171/500) 19" x 27" (48.3cm x 68.6cm) JOHN M. DIBBS PRINTS OFF A COLOUR PHOTOGRAPH 'Castle in the Clouds' B-17 Flying fortress bearing nine signatures, Crew chief, Chief engineer, Chief Pilot and pilot etc... 11" x 16" (28cm x 40.6cm) (3)

Rifle of General Sir Thomas Picton An early 19th Century Irish flintlock Rifle, by George Turner of Dublin, with walnut stock and contemporaneous inscribed silver plate "Sir Thomas Picton", possibly Military Issue. (1) Note: Sir Thomas Picton (1758-1815) was a career soldier renowned for his severity, courage and foul temper. As governor of Trinidad from 1797 to 1803 he sought, with the aid of a tiny garrison, to impose order on the anarchic population. He was soon able to report that "perfect tranquillity prevailed throughout the colony", but his excessive use of imprisonment, cruel punishments and the death penalty resulted in his being recalled and put on trial in London. The proceedings were followed avidly by the British public and although he was eventually exonerated his reputation remained blighted. Picton served in the disastrous occupation of Flushing and in the Peninsular War, where he commanded Wellington's 3rd Division with such determination that it was nicknamed "the fighting division". He fought with distinction at the assaults on Ciudad Rodrigo and Badajoz, despite suffering from sickness and wounds. At the battle of Waterloo he commanded the 5th Division and was in the act of rallying his troops to repel a massive French infantry charge when he was struck on the temple by a musket ball and killed. Picton was the most senior officer killed at Waterloo and is the only Welshman buried in St Paul's Cathedral. A stern disciplinarian and sometimes too impetuous in the field, he was also an intelligent and effective commander; Wellington famously said of him: "I found him a rough foul-mouthed devil as ever lived - but no man could do better in different services I charged him with."

W. Turner of Aston, an oak grandmother clock: the eight-day duration movement striking the hours on a bell, the associated round brass dial having a raised silvered chapter ring engraved with black Roman numerals, decorative half-hour markings and the maker's name W. Turner, Aston Fecit, with engraved decoration to the centre and decorative brass hands, the flat-top oak case having a break-arch trunk door, turned hood pillars and standing on bracket feet, height 156cm.

Great Britain - 1975 (9 Feb) Turner PHQ Card Stamps on back, h/a, First Day of Issue h/s.

Three limited edition prints of Crystal Palace, bearing label to reverse, together with a framed and glazed print after Turner (4)

A collection of decorative ivory items, to include a puzzle ball, napkin rings, a page turner, AF, and more (parcel)

Lincolnshire books including The Boat by M M'N Sharpley, Breakthrough The Story of Jane by Mildred Blowers, Greylake of Mallerby by W L Cribb, Six One Act Plays by Dene Somers, A Hundred Sonnets by Rev Charles Tennyson Turner, The Story of Claribel by Phyllis Smith & Margaret Godsmark, Plays by Dene Somers, Poems by Florence Peacock and Date Book for Lincoln & Neighbourhood

WSO logo – street art on canvas (30x23cm) by Rich Sharp Wilson EST. £20-30 Artist, activist and all round thorn-in-the-side of authority. Rich Sharp Wilson has developed a reputation as a guerrilla street artist in his home town of Hull, with such tongue-in-cheek works as the Settee of Culture, commenting on Hull becoming the home of the Turner Prize in 2017, and most recently turning a parked London taxi into a giant tin of Spam. Living by the Warhol ethos of "art is whatever you can get away with!"

ACTRESSES: Selection of signed 8 x 10 and 8 x 12 photographs by various film and television actresses including Anne Archer, Jacqueline Bisset, Angie Dickinson, Linda Gray, Martha Plimpton, Susan Sarandon, Alicia Silverstone, Charlene Tilton, Kathleen Turner, Leslie Caron, Catherine Deneuve, Shirley Jones, Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio, Debbie Reynolds etc. Many of the images are colour and all are boldly signed, largely to clear areas. None are inscribed. VG to EX, 17

An ivory and silver page turner by the Goldsmith & Silversmith Co London 1913: 'TGW' monogrammed to the handle

Three: 1914-15 star, BWM, Victory (2819 Pte H J Turner 18-Lond R). Unc, with memorial plaque to Harry John Turner. Framed (worn). Note: 2819 Rifleman Harry John Turner, 1/18th Bn London Regt (London Irish Rifles) died 25th September 1915 and is commemorated at the Loos Memorial

British sporting prints featuring Henry Alken, Robert Pollard, James Barenger, James Pollard and F.C. Turner and George Stubbs printed by the Ariel Press

Turner Richards dummy launcher and dummy with 4 tins of .22 blanks

A lot of collectables to include a boxed camera, a Victorian advertising page turner, pewter tea service and mustard pot, set of Robertsons figures and an amber coloured bead necklace.

An Oak canteen of Cutlery, six place setting by Thomas Turner and Co.

TURNER IKE: (1931-2007) American Musician, former husband of Tina Turner. Signed 8 x 10 photograph of Turner with annotation his hand. The promotional image depicting the musician in a head and shoulders pose playing his guitar. Signed by Turner in black ink to a clear area of the image, adding `Believe me, someday you´ll have a family, how would like your kids to be and talk to you, love´, and `Positive note, you´ll understand later, if not now´. Together with a Valentine´s Day greeting card signed in black ink by Turner. Also including a business visiting card of “Ike Turner & The Kings of Rhythm, Father of Rock & Roll”, signed by Turner to the verso. VG, 3 £80-100

Book - Hunting Notes with the Cheshire and Sir W.W.Wynn's Hounds by Miss S Turner Aldford Cheshire 1883 . 1884

Collectables including Shoe Pin Cushion, Trowel Page Turner, Complimentary Stamper and a Letter Opener with fish design

A Victorian carved ivory handled page turner with silver mounts and engraved decoration, monogrammed and hallmarked Birmingham 1899, length 47cm.

A silver mounted ivorine page turner, a carved bone figure of a salamander together with a lacquered snuff box and two bronze side profile mounts, one of Shakespeare (5)

Four Hunting Scenes ''Fox Hunting, Coursing, Stag Hunting, Hare Hunting' Hand coloured prints, published by JW Laird, including Woodcock Shooting & Partridge Shooting after Turner, 21 x 64cm CONDITION REPORT: Lot 257 - label verso Reading Fine Art Gallery

Alan Turner 'Summer Garden' Oil on canvas, signed bottom right, 61 x 49cm

A Scrimshaw style engraved ram's horn depicting ships at sea hunting whales, 17cm, a mother of pearl splice engraved with an indistinct French inscription, 16cm, and a bone page turner, 17cm. (3)

MICHAEL TURNER, SIGNED IN PENCIL TO MARGIN, LIMITED EDITION COLOURED PRINT, (457/850), "We'll Meet Again", further signed in pencil to margin by Dame Vera Lynn, 17 1/2" x 23"

GWENDELYN HART, SIGNED AND DATED 1970 LOWER RIGHT, PASTEL, River Scene with Mill, 11 1/2" x 13 1/2" TOGETHER WITH COLOURED PRINT AFTER J M W TURNER, (2)

KEN TURNER (1926- ) "Melanistic cock pheasant and two hens amongst bracken and brambles", oil on board, signed lower right (ARR) CONDITION REPORTS 75.5 cm x 121.5 cm Generally good. Some small scratches, frame with some chips. Some splits to corners. General wear and tear.

An engine turned silver cigarette box, inscribed to the front, by Turner & Simpson Ltd, Birmingham, 1949, 13.7 x 6.8 x 4.4cm, together with a three piece cruet, boxed, and a frame.

Collection of Studio Photos of 1940's Military Officers, Personally Taken by Francis Turner, Photographer, Towngate, Leyland and Rudeni, 42 Fishergate Preston. Some Pencil Signed by Rudeni to the Margins. Royal Air Force, R.O.C. and One of Flight LT. IVO. Clowes. ( 11 ) Photos Altogether.

Pop Autographs On Tour Programmes, great signatures including Frankie Valli, Billy Joel, Tina Turner, Sting, Shadows & Others.

A late Victorian/Edwardian paddle shaped page turner, the blade stamped F.S.Hacking, 45cm long, c. 1900

GEORGE, H.B. The Oberland and its Glaciers: explored and illustrated with Ice-Axe and Camera. [Map, 28 original mounted photographs.] Bennett, 1866, 4to, cloth gilt. WHYMPER, E. Swiss Pictures drawn with Pen and Pencil. RTS, [ca. 1870], 4to, cloth gilt. TURNER, D. Account of a Tour in Normandy. Engravings. Arch, 1820, 2 vols., pink calf gilt. (4)

TOULMIN, Joshua. The History of the Town of Taunton, in the County of Somerset. Embellished with plates. T. Norris, Taunton, 1791, 4to, half calf, 3 substantial a.ls.s. from Toulmin, 1787-88, inserted. EYTON, R. Domesday Studies; an analysis and digest of the Somerset survey . . . and of the Someret Gheld Inquest of A.D. 1084. Reeves & Turner, 1880, 2 vols. in 1, red calf gilt, 4pp. a.l.s. from author tipped in; and another, on Wells Cathedral.

PULTENEY, R. Catalogues of the Birds, Shells, and some of the More Rare Plants, of Dorsetshire. From the new and enlarged edition of Mr. Hutchins's History of that County. Printed by J. Nichols, for the use of the author and his friends, 1799, folio, half calf. ------. Catalogues of the Birds, Shells . . . With Additions; and a brief memoir of the author. Illustrated with plates. Nichols, 1813, folio, half roan, inscription by the editor referring to destruction of the earlier edition, signature and further inscription by Dawson Turner. (2)

TURNER, S. The History of the Anglo-Saxons. Longman, 1823, 3 vols., contemp. half calf. KEMBLE, J.M. The Saxons in England. Quaritch, 1876, 2 vols., cloth. LYSONS, S. Our British Ancestors. Parker, Oxford, 1865, cloth; and another, similar. (7)

A Modern Oil on Canvas of a River Scene, signed lower right W Turner.

F C TURNER set of four coloured hunting prints from the series 'A Southerly Wind and a Cloudy Sky', engraved by Charles Hunt and published by Ackerman, 1857, 47 x 57 cms (requiring full restoration and the elimination of extensive foxing)

A hallmarked silver mounted ivory page turner, a pinchbeck tiepin with cameo style mount and a further tiepin.

A good quality and architecturally decorative Edwardian mahogany sideboard by Turner, Woodward & Co Ltd of 36 John Dalton Street, Manchester, The upper section featuring a central bevelled and shaped mirror recessed between twin glazed panelled cabinet doors, above carved winged cherubic head motifs, the reverse breakfront shaped base featuring two central long drawers flanked on either side by the pedestal supports, each of which incorporates a short frieze drawer above a decoratively panelled cupboard door, flanked by fluted canted corners, raised on spreading plinth base, width approx. 184cm.

BRITISH 18th CENTURY TOKENS, Payne & Turner, Copper Halfpenny, obv crowned bust in profile right, ALFRED YE GREAT REFOUNDED BATH . A.D. 900 .-. around, rev ancient walls and a tower within an ornamental circle, AND SURROUNDED IT WITH WALLS AND TOWERS . + . around, edge PAYNE & TURNER SILVER-SMITHS BATH (Conder p.135, 43; Pye p.6, 4; Virt p.49; Atkins p.174, 54; D&H Somersetshire 65). Good extremely fine with a fair amount of original colour, scarce.

BRITISH 18th CENTURY TOKENS, Payne & Turner, Copper Halfpenny, obv crowned bust in profile right, ALFRED YE GREAT REFOUNDED BATH . A.D. 900 .-. around, rev ancient walls and a tower within an ornamental circle, AND SURROUNDED IT WITH WALLS AND TOWERS . + . around, edge I PROMISE TO PAY ON DEMAND ONE HALFPENNY (Atkins p.175, 54a; D&H Somersetshire 65a). Good extremely fine with a fair amount of original colour, rare. ex Daniels Collection

BRITISH 18th CENTURY TOKENS, Payne & Turner, Copper Halfpenny, obv crowned bust in profile right, ALFRED YE GREAT REFOUNDED BATH . A.D. 900 .-. around, rev ancient walls and a tower within an ornamental circle, AND SURROUNDED IT WITH WALLS AND TOWERS . + . around, edge plain (Atkins p.175, 54b; D&H Somersetshire 65b). Better than extremely fine, the reverse retaining some original colour, very rare.

Collection of vertu items, to include silver mounted ivory page-turner, silver-capped ruby glass perfume bottle, horn cheroot holder, two enamelled spirit labels, tortoiseshell lorgnettes, military buttons, Anglo-Indian ivory mounted seed or gourd vase, a ladies' etui and and ivory spool

A selection of HM silver including two Georgian silver salt spoons, John Langlands I & John Robertson, another similar and teaspoon both Newcastle, Thomas Wheatley, a Georgian silver caddy spoon having scalloped bowl, John Turner, Victorian silver butter knife having mother of pearl handle, HM silver handled shoe horn and button hook, and a cigarette case, Birmingham 1906, Samuel M Levi

Silver piedfort £2 commemorative coin, Turner Bicentenary medallic first day cover, in case, two Franklin Mint Barbados ten dollar proof coins, 1974, 1976, etc.

A "Gradidge" Len Hutton cricket bat, signed with various celebrity autographs including Denis Compton, Max Robertson, Robertson Hare, Brian Reece, Lana Turner, Joan Regan, Gilbert Harding, Pat Smythe, Peter West, Googie Withers and Jimmy Edwards.

A Victorian silver gilt ivory mounted page turner, Henry Atkin, Sheffield 1885, with carved Japanese ivory handle depicting a bird feeding it's offspring, 38cm long

TEN PRINTS INCLUDING A VIEW OF MORTLAKE BY JMW TURNER, TWO OF 'THE ROAD' BY H. ALKEN, RABBIT SHOOTING AND OTHERS

TINA TURNER SIGNED RECORD, 'Break Every Rule', album, 34.5cm x 54cm, framed.

Nine Framed Engravings to include an 18th century hand tinted botanical print of Ketmia, Iris & Alsine, published 1748. 'Doncaster Races 1850' 14½ ins x 10 ins (37 cms x 26 cms). 'Venice - The Grand Canal' by T.A Prior after Turner, various landscape etchings etc.