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Auction 92 Takes Place Online, Concluding on 5 December 2020 Auction 92 Takes place online, concluding on 5 December 2020 Given the continuing Covid-19 pandemic, members cannot attend a meeting in London, so this auction must again be run wholly on the internet, in stages: Stage 1: Email or post bids to Peter McGowan by Tuesday, 1 December 2020. Stage 2: On the next day, or as soon as possible thereafter, a table of highest bids will be posted on the Members Area page of the Society’s website. This will be kept updated as you repeatedly send in further bids by email. Put in your bids before 14.00 hours GMT on Saturday, 5 December 2020. Stage 3: For three hours after this time your bidding will be limited to increasing your existing bids. Final closure at 17.00 hours GMT. In order to secure an item, set your bid maximum sufficiently high. Avoid last minute bidding, which may result in bids being disregarded through failing to arrive in time. Stage 4: If unsold lots remain, send offers once a list of these is posted online. Please email or post bids to Peter McGowan, Nethergreen House, 9 The Green, Ruddington, Notts NG11 6DY E: [email protected] Ensure you include your current address and contact details. During Stages 2 and 3, check that the online bidding table is including your bids. If two bids of the same amount are received for a lot, then the bid received first takes precedence, so early bidding is desirable. Lots 1 to 239 are subject to reserves, either at the default value of 75% of the presale estimate or at a sum set by the seller (not exceeding the presale estimate). No bid will be accepted below the reserve, but you may, if you wish, send in bids at the 75% reserve (rounded up to the nearest pound). However, take into account that presale estimates are not a consistent guide to final price at auction, and may sometimes be greatly overbid. Lots 240 to 420 have no reserves but instead have minimum prices . Successful bidders will be asked to pay for their lots before despatch. Purchases to a combined value over £20 will be sent insured. For auction rules see www.bookplatesociety.org/documents/AuctionRules.pdf All items on sale are viewable at www.bookplatesociety.org/membersarea.htm £ 1 Seal Armorials: William Richard Crabbe, Devon, on steel by GG Palmer, F7182, Franks duplicate; Denham 20 Court Library (Swithinbank); William Harrison FSA, large F13920 and small F13921; Crossley, NIF. (5) 2 Seal Armorials: Montagu George Knight by Sherborn; Richard Boughey Monk Lingard-Monk, F20845; 16 Horatio Noble Pym, F24365; Richard Lawrence Pemberton, F23165. (4) 3 Seal Armorials: Sr W Cuthbert Quilter Bart, NIF; George Alexander Trevor, F29820; Charles Harold 20 Evelyn White FSA, NIF; Henry George Clifden, NIF; Reginald John Lake, F17432; Alfred Milward, F20684. (6) 4 AG Law Samson, Lyon Court: A Abercromby Trotter OBE; Currie; Arthur Hope Dickson; Henry 20 Drummond Gauld. (4) 5 AG Law Samson, Lyon Court: Henry F Hibbert; Aluredi Vaughan Paton MCMXXIII signed; Henry 20 Drummond Gauld; William Maclaren MacIlraith, initialled. (4) 6 Eared arms: Sir Charles Aldis, F291; James Anderson Esqr, F486; Henry H Nugent Bankes, F1367; James 24 FitzGerald Bannatyne, NIF; Edmund R P Bastard, NIF;The Right Honble Charles Bathurst, Lydney Park, F1787; Sir Reginald W Proctor-Beauchamp Bart, NIF; William Henry Ricketts Bayley, F1857; Percy L Babington, NIF; John Beames, F1913; George R Alexander, F309; James Banks MA Linc Coll Oxon, by Dolby, NIF. (12) 7 Eared arms: F Belfield, F2071; Revd John Elmes, F9814; Charles Hugh Everard, F10042; Sir William 16 Bellingham Bart, F2167; WN Black, NIF; Henry Blackett, F2688; Philip Bliss, F2641; A Cavendish Bradshaw, F3484. (8) 8 Eared arms: CJ Brandling Esq, F3552; Seward Brice, F3656; John Brent, F3615; James Penderel Brodhurst, 16 NIF; Isaac Hawkins Browne, F4056; N Bruce, F4157; Robert Browne, NIF; Henry Thomas Buckle, F4239. (8) 9 Eared arms: Henry Edward Bunbury NIF; D Campbell MD Edin, NIF; Thomas Chapman NIF; Charles 16 Purton Cooper Esq, Wadham College and Lincoln’s Inn, F6760; Fulwar Craven, Brockhampton Park NIF; John Daniel, F7930; Thomas de Winton, NIF; Robert Digby F8665. (8) 10 Eared Arms: Charles J Dinsdale, NIF; George W Doane, NIF; Frank M Dutton; Henry Thomas Ellacombe, 16 by Burnell, F9719 (cross in crest); (Fenwick); Charles Henry Fox, NIF; William Frere, Downing Lodge Cambridge, F11402; John Gage, Lincolns Inn, damaged, F11559. (8) 11 Eared Arms: George Carr Glyn Esqr, F12041; Sir Francis L H Goodricke Bart, F12189; John Grace, NIF; 12 Edward Meyrich Goulburn, F 12365, Oliver 388; The Revd Wm Gunn BD, Smallburgh Norfolk, F13070; James Hansard, NIF. (6) 12 Eared Arms: Edmund Armitage Hardy, NIF; Rev HA Harris, NIF; Fras B Hookey, F15256; Frederick 14 Arthur Hawker, NIF; (Hill) F14786; William Charles Harland, F13789; John Hooper, F15265; Henry Hotham, NIF. (8) 13 Eared Arms: John Humfrey Clk AM, Wroxham, F15714; G E Jemmett, F16376; Charles Edward 16 Jerningham, NIF (no signature); David Francis Jones, F16655; The Honourable Harry Gibson, NIF; William Long Esqr, Lake sc, NIF; Samuel Kyle FTCD, F17380; Joshua Loring, NIF. (8) 14 Eared Arms: Revd; Francis Fortescue Knottesford, Bridgetown House, NIF; Richard Southcote Mansergh, 16 Tipperary, F19674; Richard Meade, F20284; Denis Moylan, NIF; Frederick Adolphus Philbrick, Middle Temple, NIF; Charles Ross, F25529; George Scott, Ravenscourt, NIF; Charles Spencer, NIF. (8) 15 Eared Arms: William Blackstone Lee, F17923; William Long MA FSA, F18673; Sir James Mackintosh, 16 F19323; PR Malleson; Thomas Tindal Methold, F20429; James P Murray, NIF; JEB Mayor, F20276; WE Nightingale, F21896. (8) 16 Eared arms: Charles Raikes; James J Reynolds, F24858; Robt Rising Horsey, F25088; Freeman CS Roper, 16 F25490; GHW Lockhart Ross, NIF; Thomas Sanderson, NIF; Albany Savile, F26171; Captain William Henry Smyth RN, in gold, F27503. (8) 17 Eared arms: N Vansittart, F30238; James Walker F30602; Howard White; Wilson, F32051; Henry Blackett, 18 F2688; Charles Henry Fox, NIF; Rev HA Harris, NIF; William Woolsey; John Copley Wray; Charles Bartholomew Wright, F32606. (10) 18 The Gift of Henry Hoare, fine Jacobean arm bequest label, F14862. (1) 16 19 CW Sherborn: Hugh Duke of Westminster, Eaton 1884. (1) 20 20 CW Sherborn: Frederick Pollock, Tring Park; Aedes Christi in Academia Oxoniensi. (3) 14 21 CWS: James Martin Carr-Lloyd, F18475; Constance Flower, F10805. (2) 14 22 Bookpiles: Saml Wegg Esqr, F31237; John Murphy, Bishop, Cork 1815, F21373. (2) 18 23 Jacobean arms: William Hanbury of Kelmarsh in Northamptonshire, three different plates F13591, F13592 15 and F13593. (3) 24 Eared arms: John J Darken, NIF; William Deane, F8296; Rd Benyon De Beauvoir, Englefield House, Berks, 16 NIF; Thomas Dix, F8727; Solomon Kelley Ferrier, NIF; Henry FitzSimons, F10725; Sir Thomas Gage Bart Hengrave Hall, Suffolk, F11564; William Lygon Esqr, F18955; J Griffin, NIF; John Goldsmid, NIF; Mr Cowan Green, F12631; Norbury Booths Hall 1826 (Legh), NIF; Joseph Greene Esqr, F12694; Garthon. Poor. (14) 25 Jacobean arms: De Burgh with supporters: Earl of Clanricarde F8328/9, Earl of Clanricarde with KP, 14 F8330; Marquis of Clanricarde, F8331; Thomas Lascelles, F12637; John Roper 1707, F25491; The Honourable Charles Hope Weir of Craigiehall & Blackwood Esq, F31243. (6) 26 Senior clergy: J Fisher, F10574; William Talbot Lord Bishop of Oxford, F28870; Walter Kerr Hamilton DD 22 Bishop of Salisbury 1854, F13505; Edward Harold Bishop of Winchester, NIF; Charles James Blomfield DD F2858; Thomas Goodwyn Hatchard DD Bishop of Mauritius 1869, F14062. (6) 27 Senior clergy: Talbot, Fisher and Hatchard as Lot 26; E Libris Josephi B Lightfoot STP Episcopi 20 Dunelmensis, F18300; Edwin James Palmer, Bishop of Bombay, NIF; Herbert Edward Ryle DD MDCCCCIII; (Tait) AC London, F28844. (7) 28 18Cth dated plates: Talbot of Gonvile’s Hall in Wymondham Co Norfolk MDLXXXIV (date of grant of 20 arms, not the plate), F28855; Zach Suger 17-, F28524; The Right Honble Algernon Capell, Earl of Essex, Viscount Maldon, & Baron Capell of Hadham 1701, F5079; William Talbot Lord Bishop of Oxford 1702, F28870. (4) 29 18Cth dated: Sr William Hustler of Acklam in Cleveland in the North Riding of the County of Yorke Knt 24 1702, F15827; Mr Ambrose Holbech of Mollington in the County of Warwick 1702, F15824; The Right Honble; Scroop Egerton Earl of Bridgewater Viscount Brackley Baron of Elsmere 1703, F9642; The Right Honble Charles Viscount Bruce of Ampthill etc 1712, F4127. (4) 30 Dated plates: John Ld Percival Baron of Burton in the County of Cork in Ireland 1715, F23283; Edward 22 Haistwell of the Middle Temple Esq MDCCXVIII, F13235; Edvardus Yardley AM Collegii Di Iohannis Cantab Socius 1721, F32809; Alexander Udny Esq 1726, F30148. (4) 31 Dated: Sr George Cooke of the Inner Temple London Chief Prothonotary of the Court of Common Pleas 28 Westminster 1727, F6701, thinned; John Percival Earl of Egmont 1736; Sr Thomas Hare Baronet of Stow Hall, in Norfolk 1734, F13751; The Reverend John Lloyd AM 1730, F18480; Sir William Dunbar of Hemprigs Bart 1742, F9264; Charles Delafaye Esq of Wichbury Wilts 1743 Bath, by Skinner, F8390, Franks duplicate. (6) 32 Dated plates: John Mitford of Newtown Hampshire 1744, F20759; John Hort Esqr Dub[lin]: 1757. Thomas 25 Otway Esqr of Castle Otway 1752, F22468; Charles Carver 1756, NIF; Sherlock Willis 1756, F31983; (5) 33 Dated plates: Sr William Forbes Bart 1760, NIF; Thos Boycott 1761, F3351; Philip Rashleigh 1764, 18 F24568; John Jennings 1768, F16406; George Fairholme of Greenhill Esq 1779. (5) 34 Dated plates: Revd Sidenham Teast Wylde AB Bristol 1779, stained, NIF; John Peachey Esq 1782, F22986; 18 Charles Palmer Wanstead, Essex, MDCCLXXXIII, F22615; Shrewsbury 1788, F28849; Revd W Barrow LLD, Academy, Soho Square 1789, 1st state, F1642. (5) 35 Dated plates: The Honble Alexander Abercrombie one of the Lords of Council and Sessions and Lord 16 Commissioner of Judiciary 1792, F54; Fr Dickins Armig, 1795; F8625; Sir Richard Gamon Bart MP for Winchester 1796, F11624; John Holcombe, New Cross 1799, F15037.
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