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The Bookplate Society's Members Auction 73 to Take Place on 4 The Bookplate Society’s Members Auction 73 To take place on 4 October 2014 Please post bids to Peter McGowan, Nethergreen House, 9 The Green, Ruddington, Notts NG11 6DY Or email: [email protected] The absolute deadline is Tuesday, 24 September 2014 because Peter will be travelling, so send in bids early (late bids will not be received in time). Ensure you include your current address and contact details. If you are bidding by email, please make sure you have received his confirmation of receipt. Successful bidders living outside the UK will be asked to pay for their lots before despatch. If two bids of the same amount are received for a lot, then the bid received first will take precedence, so early bidding is desirable. All lots now carry reserves, either at a default value of 75% of the estimate or at an undisclosed figure set by the seller. No bid will be accepted below the reserve. Take into account that some of our estimated prices appear rather too modest, and may be well overbid. NB: See the members’ page of our website for images of this material. £ 1 Arm with supporters for 3 Earls: Earl of Kinoull, Chip for Thomas Hay 9th Earl, 1710-1787, succ 10 1758, F14196; Philip Earl of Stanhope, succ as 2nd earl 1720-21, d.1786, Jac; Earl of Mansfield KT (Murray). (3) 2 2 plates for Dukes: Henry Charles, succ as 13th Duke 1842, died 1856, seal arm, F15481; anon for 11 Duke of Northumberland, badge in a garter with coronet, E. Ortner Sc, 3 St James’s Street, NIF. 3 Arms for 3 Earls: Earl of Rosebery, Archibald John Primrose, 1783-1868, succ as 4th Earl 1814, 12 F24176; Earl of Harrowby, 1762-1847, Dudley Ryder cr 1st Earl 1809, F25823; Earl of Chichester, a badge & coronet probably for Thomas Pelham, 1st Earl, on white paper F23135, yellow paper F23136 (4) 4 Panshanger, 3 plates for the Earls Cowper: large impressive seal for Francis Thomas de Grey 7th 12 Earl, 1834-1905, succ 1856, F7112; the initial C surmounted by a coronet and another with 2 interlaced C’s and a coronet, F7118, both could be 6th or 7th Earl. (3) 5 Bewick style: pict arm of Newton Hall for Revd Joseph Cook, 1759-1844, by J.A.Kidd, F6685 35 and arm in foliage for same owner, F6686. See pp 98 & 99 in Tattersfield’s Bookplates by Beilby & Bewick, and p.78 mentions name in bushes, for J (ohn) C(ollingwood) Bruce, maybe by Collard, F4155. (3) 6 3 Chip arms: John Carver, NIF; Thomas Thoroton Esqr, F29406; Thos Fitzherbert Esq, 1749, 15 Skinr Sculpt, F10679. (3) 7 Early arm for William Bromly of Baginton in the County of Warwicke Esq, 1664-1732, F3864. 15 8 Pict arm in red for Thomas Anson Esqr, Shugborough, Yates Sculp, shield supported by cherubs. 12 Nice. 9 Anon arm attributed to William Wyndham Grenville, 1759-1834, many political offices incl Prime 12 Minister 1806-7, NIF 10 4 plates by C.W.Sherborn: George Arthur Viner, arm 1905; The Rt Honble Sir John Warren, 25 Baron de Tabley of Tabley, Co Chester, 1888, arm; Testamento legavit David Lewis AS 1895, further latin text, it is for Brompton Oratory; Sidney Colvin 1888, pict of books, monogram & foliage. (4) 11 4 arms by C.W.Sherborn: John Charles Bigham QC, MP, 1897; Percy Neville Barnett, 1908; 25 Tertius Joynson, 1898; Fredk Jas Thairlwall, 1905, pict arm, view of castle through hole in wall. (4) 12 3 plates by C.W.Sherborn: Robert Cutting 1909, arm with vignette of yacht at sea; John Webb 20 Singer, Knoll House, Frome, pict of house with monogram, motto & crest; Montagu George Knight of Chawton, the smaller plate with helm, motto and crest of a monk. [For his seal arm see lots 168 & 176]. (3) 13 3 by C.W.Sherborn: Constance Penn 1900, pict of books, flowers & foliage; Constance Penn 20 1899, framed pict of books & flowers; Testamento Legavit David Lewis AS, 1895 & Latin text, for Brompton Oratory (dusty). (3) 14 3 arms by C.W.Sherborn: Robert Basil Hoare 1907; Ioanns E.A.Dick- Lauder, 1900, TDL Del; 25 anon full arm 1899 for Percy, Duke of Northumberland. (3) 15 4 arms for Admirals ex Trappes-Lomax colln: Admiral Sir Thomas Cochrane GCB ( 1789-1872, 15 Admiral of the Fleet 1865); Admiral Charles Gordon, F12249; anon Lord Rodney in MS (1719- 1792); Admiral Nugent (1759-1844, Admiral of the Fleet 1833), crest, slight damage, F22083, see Oliver #501. (4) 16 2 fine seal arms ex Trappes- Lomax colln: Frederick Temple Blackwood, Baron Dufferin and 12 Clandeboye (1826-1902), F2721, Franks says a proof from an unfinished plate; Charles first Viscount Eversley of Heckfield in the County of Southampton [Charles Shaw-Lefevre, 1794- 1888, cr Viscount after serving as Speaker of the Commons 1839-1857] F17958. (2) 17 3 seal arms ex Trappes- Lomax colln: Edward Sullivan (1822-1885), crest, coronet & monogram, 18 cr Bt 1881, F28534; Sir Patrick Mac Thombaich de Colquhoun, (1815-1891), knighted 1861, F6504; John Alexander [Thynne], Marquess of Bath by E.Ortner, 3 St James’s St, (1831-1896), succ as 4th marquess 1837, F29451. (3) 18 4 arms by G.W.Eve: Richard Southcote Mansergh 1895; James Charles Getting of Doughton 25 Cottage, Ross on Wye, Co Hereford,1904, 3 prints - black, sepia and brown. (4) 19 8 arms: Marquis Cornwallis (Cr 1792, d.1805) F6909; The Rt Honble Lord Grey, on pink paper, 24 F12578; Strathallan, NIF; Chisholme of That Ilke & Stirches, Scott & Ferguson Sct, Edinr, NIF; Arthur Young, agriculturalist F32891; Robert Dalrymple Horn Elphinstone (Cr Bt 1828, d.1848) F9829; Robert Lowe, spade, F18790; William Grove Esqr, L.L.D., F12912. (8) 20 9 19C/20C picts: Diana Alice Clowes, house, arm & motto; Alfred Trapnell, cherubs, monk in 28 library & porcelain; Mary Beatrice (Greene) Lake by E.A.Greene 1893, stone tower & bee skep; Herbert S. Squance by Harry Soane 1905, stone portico & door into library; Otto Vernon Darbishire, pine tree in landscape; Rose Kerr, EW Sc (Emery Walker), classical face & Greek script on a stone; Michael Neville Lake by Will S.Lear, cathedral; John Short, owl & cupid in foliage; Frances Lady Daresbury, woman on horse with hounds surrounded by terriers, fox, fish, creel & net Sgd: GTF[riend]. (10) 21 2 fine picts in sepia by G.W.Eve: C.R.L.E.Harvey, FGH Inv, seen through an Eastern archway an 24 Indian garden and a mosque, vessel, leopard skin, drum & guitar in foreground, sepia; Nora (Goldsmid), oval pendent with name hanging from a flowered frame with lyre, books & music below. (2) 22 2 fine picts in dark brown by G.W.Eve: Inez Blanche Ellis, FGH Inv, formal garden through a 24 window; Charles Edward Ellis, FGH Inv, a galleon with wind in sails in a shield frame. (2) 23 2 fine picts by G.W.Eve: John Arthur Brooke, Fenay Hall, within a foliage frame pict of a library 24 with chair & table, sepia; George Whitehead, laurel leaves around an oval frame with a pict of sea & hills, books below with gun, bag & fox head. (2) 24 2 arms by G.W.Eve: W.Bruce Bannerman FSA, Croydon, Surrey, crest of Bannerman on a 18 mantled helm & motto; Robert Bruce Bannerman, an electrotype of the first plate for his father with the name altered. (2) 25 G.W.Eve’s fine plate for W.Bruce Bannerman, being a full armorial dated 1900, in sepia; 24 H.S.Thorne, 1896, an interesting pict in the Bewick style by C.W.Sherborn, man standing in a river fishing, trees to rear. (2) 26 2 plates by G.W.Eve for Ricardi R. Holmes MVO. The first and very rare version was never used 30 as Holmes was made Sergeant at Arms to Queen Victoria hence a new plate dated 1898 includes the Mace of Office plus the Queen’s Jubilee Medal, the Abyssinia Medal and the collar of S.S. (2) 27 2 plates for the well known bookplate collector George Heath Viner. The first dated 1898 has 20 Viner’s monogram and name in full by C.W.Sherborn. The second arm inscribed George H.Viner, dated 1905 is by G.W.Eve. (2) 28 2 arms for Institutes by W.C.Sherborn: Library of The Institute of Chartered Accountants in 14 England & Wales, 1893; Institute of Actuaries, 1902. (2) 29 2 pict plates by C.W.Sherborn: William Robinson, 1889, monogram, motto, books and vignette of 16 Erasmus; John Webb Singer, Knott House, Frome, 1897, monogram, motto, books, crucifix, censer and vignette of the house. (2) 30 Arm & supporters (highlander & sepoy) for Frederick Sleigh, Lord Roberts of Kandahar, by 10 Gurney Sculp, Woodstock St, W. 31 6 arms for peers: Right Honble Lord Keith, K.B., Adml, FRS, cr Baron 1801, d.1823; same plate 30 but altered on becoming a Viscount in 1814; The Right Honble Henrietta Countess of Pomfret, Lady of the Bedchamber to the Queen, Jac, F10403; Earl of Dalhousie (Ramsey), F24500; George Simon, Earl of Harcourt, on a mantle, F13660; Hopetoun (Earl of Hope), F15273; (6) 32 Leslie Benenson for P.Th. Albrectsen, mermaid and two seahorses, and for Lars Stolt, a mare and 14 rampant stallion with mountains behind. (2) 33 5 modern pict plates by Hubert David: Morris P. Stubbs, large house (19)36; Buryl F. Engleman, 20 stylistic man & women with telephone, newspaper & theatrical mask; Archibald Davidson, two women, an ape, smoking chimneys and books; Henry Hollins Gibson (19)34, owl reading a book; L.
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