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1 Charlotte Rhead for Crown Ducal - a pair of 1930s pottery chargers, each bright colour underglaze painted and floral tube-line decorated, having raised signature and printed backstamp verso, dia.32.2cm £40-60
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2 5 Charlotte Rhead for Crown Ducal - a A large contemporary Moorcroft squat vase, in pair of 1930s pottery squat vases, each the Anemone pattern, typically tube-line of gourd form, bright colour stylise floral decorated and underglaze painted in bright and tube-line decorated, having raised colours, of squat bellied form, impressed marks signature and numbered 152, further and dated ‘94, artists monogram crossed through printed backstamps verso, h.15cm verso, h.20cm, approx dia.24cm £40-60 £120-180
3 6 Charlotte Rhead for Crown Ducal - a A Moorcroft Hibiscus pattern pottery table large 1930s pottery vase, of ribbed form, lamp, having globe shaped column being floral bright colour floral stylised and tube-line and silvered decorated, with shade, h.41.5cm Lot 6 decorated, having raised signature and (excluding fittings); together with a Moorcroft printed backstamp verso, numbered 209, Hibiscus pattern pottery twin handled soap dish, h.30cm 21.5cm; and a matching table lighter, of globe £50-70 form, labelled verso, h.10.5cm (3) £100-150 4 Charlotte Rhead for Crown 7 Ducal - a 1930s pottery vase, of A collection of 1930s Clarice Cliff pottery mid-bulbous ribbed form, tablewares in the Crocus pattern, to include a underglaze bright colour floral pair of side plates, pair of saucers, cream jug, stylised and tube-line decorated, open sugar, open mustard, salt and pepper having raised signature, printed shakers, and a matched milk jug (10) backstamp and numbered 145 £80-120 verso, h.25cm £40-60
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2 LACY SCOTT & KNIGHT 8 Alfred Read for Poole Pottery - a PKT vase, of lower ovoid form, printed backstamp and painted PKT mark verso, h.20.5cm £50-70
Lot 11 9 12 A 1930s Clarice Cliff Bizarre pattern preserve A set of four Royal Doulton Queens of the pot and cover, of slightly shouldered form, Realm figures, each underglaze painted and gilt painted in bright banded colours, black printed decorated, comprising; Queen Elizabeth I Bizarre by Clarice Cliff backstamp verso, h.8.5cm £40-60 HN3099 numbered 918/5000, h.22cm, Mary Queen of Scots HN3242 numbered 1255/5000, 10 h.22cm, Queen Anne HN3141 numbered A pair of large circa 1900 Royal Doulton glazed 2693/5000, h.22cm (with certificate of authenticity), and Queen Victoria HN3125 stoneware vases, each of slightly shouldered numbered 993/5000, h.19.5cm, housed in slender tapering form, floral tube-line stylised Lots 8, 9 original boxes (4) decorated, underglaze painted in tones of green, £150-250 brown and blue, impressed marks verso, h.36cm £100-150 13 A Royal Doulton figure group of General 11 Robert E. Lee, A Royal Doulton complete limited edition set underglaze painted, HN3404, modelled by Robert Tabbenor, this example being of Henry VIII and his six wives, each underglaze a factory sample, h.30cm painted and gilt decorated, comprising; Henry VIII £150-550 HN3350 numbered 644/991, h.24cm, Catherine HN3233 4904/9500, of Aragon numbered 14 HN3232 h.16.5cm, Anne Boleyn numbered A Royal Doulton figure group of Lieutenant 167/9500, h.22.5cm, Jane Seymour HN3349 General Ulysses S. Grant, underglaze painted, numbered 3919/9500, h.22.5cm, Anne of Cleves modelled by Robert Tabbenor, this example with HN3356 numbered 3814/9500, h.15.2cm, green printed Royal Doulton backstamp, painted Catherine Howard HN3449 numbered BE No.5, 3474/9500, monogram and further incised h.30cm h.21.5cm, and Catherine Parr £150-250 HN3450 numbered 3585/9500, h.15cm, each wife with certificate of authenticity except for Anne Boleyn (7) Lot 10 £400-600
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15 18 A Coalport limited edition figurine ‘Trooping A Martin Brothers stoneware the Colour’, underglaze painted and heightened single handled wine pitcher, the in gilt, modelled by Timothy Potts to body inscribed ‘Welcome my friende, commemorate Queen Elizabeth II Golden Jubilee Drink with a noble hearte, But yet, in 2002, gold backstamps verso, numbered Before you drink too much, Departe 426/450, raised on a wooden inset base, for though good wine doth make a h.30.5cm, with certificate of authenticity coward stout, Yet when the wine is in, £100-150 The wit is out’, inscised Martin London verso, h.24.5cm 16 £200-300 A large Continental Art Deco glazed pottery figure of a breast-feeding mother, wearing 19 headscarf, incised No.3 and dated 1934 verso, A contemporary Royal Worcester with unknown artists monogram, h.41.5cm porcelain model of the First Flight £40-60 of Concorde, 21st January 1976, limited edition numbered 146/750, 17 manufactured in 2005, raised on A pair of large Art Nouveau majolica glazed ebonised base with inset pottery twin handled figural vases, with commemorative coin, with profusely floral stylised decorated bodies, each certificate of authenticity, length with standing figural food vendors, and raised on 37cm integral oval naturalistic bases, one numbered £50-70 653635, the other 632110, h.62.5cm £100-200
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4 LACY SCOTT & KNIGHT Lot 20 Lots 24, 25, 26
20 24 25 Lorna Bailey - Pair: Jim the Jackdaw and Ray the Karl Ens - an early 20th century glazed Karl Ens - a circa 1930s glazed porcelain model Rook, large glazed ceramic novelty figures, each porcelain figure group of a pair of Emperor of a Polar Bear, in prowling pose, raised on underglaze painted, signed and numbered Penguins, underglaze bright colour painted, integral shaped base, green printed backstamp 29/130/100 verso, the largest height 32cm printed backstamp verso, h.29cm Germany and model number 7124 verso, length £120-180 £50-80 27cm £40-60 21 A collection of four various mid 20th century 26 pottery wall masks, to include; Austrian example Theodor Kärner for Rosenthal - a glazed modelled as an African woman, impressed 8718 porcelain model of a Seal, in recumbent pose and having printed backstamp verso 18 x 11cm; looking backwards, green printed backstamp and further example modelled as an African lady numbered 229 verso, h.16cm holding shield and spear, 32 x 18.5cm; an angular £40-60 stylised example, and a grotesque devil like example (4) 27 £40-60 Karl Ens - a large glazed porcelain model of a Barn Owl, perched on a branch, printed mark 22 and numbered 7575 verso, h.24.5cm Two Moorland glazed ceramic wall masks , each £30-50 underglazed painted and stylised female profile Lot 21 bust portraits, each with printed backstamps, the 28 largest 17 x 18cm Karl Ens - a glazed porcelain group of four Blue- £20-40 tits, perched on a branch, length 19.5cm; together with a pair of wrens perched on a 23 branch, h.16.5cm; a swallow, h.15cm; and one A mid-20th century painted plaster stylised wall other, h.18.5cm, each with printed backstamps mask (unsigned) 24.5 x 18cm verso (4) £20-30 £50-100
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LACY SCOTT & KNIGHT 5 29 A large studio pottery vase, the tapering neck to ovoid shaped body, with raised spiral swirling decoration, painted in muted tones of brown and green, unsigned, h.31cm £40-60
32 Three similar studio pottery slab-sided Lot 31 specimen vases, each painted in muted tones with geometric stylised decoration, bearing indistinct potters monograms, each h.29.5cm £50-80
33 Beryl Debney - a large studio pottery hot water jug and cover, with integral cane swing handle, the upper part Tenmoku glazed and with incised wavy Lots 33, 34 decoration, impressed monogram verso, h.33cm (handle up) Lots 29, 30 £40-60 30 A possibly Japanese slab-sided studio pottery 34 bottle shaped vase, the opposing panels with A studio pottery swing handle jar and cover, the incised decoration, indistinctly monogrammed cane handle over floral stylised decorated VAL verso, h.16.2cm £30-50 pinched central body, indistinctly signed to underside, h.24.5cm (handle up); together with a 31 similar studio pottery bulbous form specimen A large studio pottery ginger jar and cover, vase, floral stylised decorated, no makers mark, h.18cm (2) Tenmoku glazed and of shouldered bulbous form, £40-60 decorated in tones of brown and red, impressed DE monogram to base, h.23.5cm; together with a 35 studio pottery circular shallow soup bowl, A studio pottery slab-sided specimen vase, the dia.22cm; and a Tenmoku glazed studio pottery top with twin circular floral holders, the body squat bulbous vase, unmarked, h.10.5cm (3) £50-100 with opposing raised raised abstract stylised decoration, makers monogram ‘A’ stamped twice towards base, h.19.2cm Lot 32 £20-30
36 Robin Welch Pottery - a large studio pottery water jug, partially glazed and of slightly ribbed circular form, printed mark Robin Welch Pottery verso, h.22.5cm; together with a pair of Robin Welch Pottery silver jubilee commemorative coffee cups, and a salt-glazed cream jug (4) £40-60
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6 LACY SCOTT & KNIGHT Lot 37 Lot 38 Lot 43
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43 A large studio pottery shallow circular table bowl, floral incised decorated in the Chinese taste, bears hand-written label ‘Gary Standridge’ verso, dia.33cm £20-30
Lots 39, 40 39 David Lloyd Jones (1928-1994) - a large glazed square studio pottery bottle vase, with Tenmoku 37 glaze in tones of brown and red, stamped David Leach (1911-2005) - a Lowerdown studio monogram towards base, h.24.5cm £100-150 pottery foxglove decorated vase, of ovoid tapering form, impressed monogram towards 40 base, h.22cm; together with a David Leach Peter Swanson (b.1950) - a studio pottery vase, foxglove small footed circular bowl, impressed monogram verso, dia.9cm (2) with Tenmoku glaze, of slightly ovoid slab-sided £100-150 form, with opposing brushed decoration, impressed monogram towards base, h.18cm; 38 together with a matching smaller example by the Bernard Rooke (b.1938) - a large stoneware artist, h.13.5cm (2) £60-90 table lamp, of circular slab-sided form, with typical raised and stylised opposing floral decoration, 41 monogrammed BR towards base, with shade, David Leach (1911-2005) - a large studio h.47.5cm (excluding fittings) £50-70 pottery vase, with Tenmoku glaze, of slightly ovoid tapering form, incised abstract opposing decoration, painted in tones of red and brown, impressed monogram verso, h.30cm £200-300 Lot 41
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44 46 48 No lot A New Zealand studio pottery salt-glazed wine A studio pottery Tenmoku glaze hot water jug set, comprising long-necked decanter and and cover, of ribbed slender bulbous form, 45 stopper, h.51cm, a pair of pedestal chalice cups, underglaze painted in tones of brown and red, Jane Hamlyn (b.1940) - a studio pottery circular h.19.8cm, and a set of four pedestal wine goblets, artists monogram to base of handle, h.24.5cm; fruit bowl, of slightly ribbed form, salt-glazed with h.13.5cm, each with impressed artists monogram together with a matched unglazed example, stylised interior decoration, impressed monogram verso (7) h.25cm; and a glazed muffin dish and cover, of verso, dia.28.5cm; together with a further smaller £50-100 ribbed and domed form, h.14.5cm (3) circular table bowl by the artist, of similar design, £30-50 impressed backstamp verso, dia.21cm (2) 47 £40-60 John Jeffs - a studio pottery salt-glazed jar and 49 cover, of onion shape, impressed monogram A studio pottery Tenmoku glazed teapot and verso, h.16.5cm; together with a Tenmoku glazed cover, having applied cane handle, of mid-bulbous ovoid jar and cover by the artist, h.11.5cm; a ribbed form, h.23cm; together with a similar David Eeles Tonmoku glazed studio pottery burnished glazed example, h.25cm (2) circular plate, dia.22cm; a Tenmoku milk jug, £20-40 h.12.5cm, with matching sugar bowl, dia.11.5cm, and matching teapot and cover, h.20cm (6) 50 £50-70 A Japanese studio pottery twin handled shallow table bowl, having brown Tenmoku glaze, painted artists monogram verso, w.33.5cm; together with a studio pottery Tenmoku glazed footed pot pourri, dia.25.5cm; and a trumpet form squat vase, etched signature Dupuy verso, dia.18cm (3) £30-50
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8 LACY SCOTT & KNIGHT 53 A possibly Loetz iridescent glass paperweight, in the form of a toadstool, unsigned, h.8.2cm £40-60
54 A contemporary Daum Nancy heavy clear glass perfume bottle and stopper, of circular slab-sided form, decorated with a purple coloured cameo etched flower head, with leaf shaped stopper, signed Daum France, overall h.21.5cm £80-120
55 Mike Hunter - A contemporary green tinted glass table bowl, of circular tapering footed form, etched signature and labelled verso, dia.20cm; together with a Murano amber glass novelty figure of a seated rabbit, h.15.5cm; a Baccarat clear glass model of a hippopotamus, etched Lot 51 marks verso, length 14.5cm; and a small iridescent glass perfume bottle and stopper, h.10.5cm (4) £80-120 51 52 Karen Fawcett - Resting Dog, stoneware figure, A possibly Loetz early 20th century green glass 56 with receipt from Imagine Gallery, Hall Street, Long vase, the everted rim over pinched body, with A contemporary ochre floral decorated Melford, dated 17th November 2013, original roundel motifs, unsigned, h.16cm, dia.15cm iridescent glass bottleneck vase, with petal purchase price £600, length 44cm £60-80 shaped rim to bulbous form lower body, etched £250-300 marks verso, h.22cm; together with a matching perfume bottle and stopped, h.16.5cm; a matching ovoid squat vase, h.11.5cm; and a blue iridescent glass vase by Anthony Stern, h.12.5cm (4) £100-150
57 A large Royal Brierley iridescent decorated pink glass vase, of shouldered angular tapering form, with card box, h.20cm £40-60
58 A Royal Brierley iridescent art glass vase, of lower bulbous form, labeled verso, h.17.2cm £30-40 Lots 56, 57, 58
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LACY SCOTT & KNIGHT 9 61 George Elliott (1933-1998) - A Hot Day, art glass vase, with elongated neck, etched signature and title verso, h.27cm; together with another similar blue glass vase with elongated neck and flattened, etched signature verso, h.27cm (2) £40-60
62 George Elliott (1933-1998) - a turquoise art glass vase, having a flattened rim and of slightly Lots 59, 60 shouldered cylindrical form, unsigned, h.20cm; together with a similar smaller example by the 59 60 artist, of bottle form, etched signature verso, Bertil Vallien for Kosta Boda - an iridescent and Peter Sparrer for Holmegaard - a red h.14.5cm (2) floral enamel decorated circular footed table art glass ovoid vase, h.17cm; together £40-60 bowl, etched marks verso, dia.13cm with Finnish art glass model of a dove, £40-60 labelled verso; a Finnish Iittala clear 63 heavy glass candlestick, h.13cm; and a George Elliott (1933-1998) - Bacon’s Barn, small Swedish pink glass ovoid slab- Suffolk 1970, an amber coloured art glass vase, sided vase (4) signed, titled and dated verso, h.14.2cm; together £50-80 with square-sided bottle vase by the artist, with flattened neck, etched signature, and dated 1970 verso, h.22.2cm (2) £40-60
64 Geoffrey Baxter for Whitefriars - a Totem glass vase, model No.9671 in grey colourway, h.26.5cm £70-100
65 Jasper Conran for Waterford - a Strata suite of 41 various crystal drinking glasses, comprising; 12 white wine glasses, 6 red wine glasses, 7 champagne flutes, 5 water Lots 61, 62, 63 glasses, and 11 tumblers, each with acid etched marks Waterford Jasper Conran verso, height of red wine glasses 25cm (41) £250-400
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10 LACY SCOTT & KNIGHT 71 An Art Deco silver sauceboat, the plain body with triple flutes and raised on stepped oval base, 11.6oz, makers mark worn, London 1936, h.10.5cm £100-150
72 An Art Nouveau sterling silver sweetmeat dish, of shaped octagonal form, the raised border chased with stylised thistle flowers with trailing stems, 6.1oz, stamped Sterling, w.18cm Lot 71 £70-100
73 70 An Art Nouveau silver twin An early 20th century silver mounted and clear glass handled pedestal vase, having floral bodied match-striker, of typical globe form, the silver stylised chased decoration, 14.3oz, Lot 66 hallmarks rubbed but appears to be Birmingham 1902, makers mark worn, Sheffield 1898, h.6.2cm, approx dia.7.8cm h.14cm £50-100 £120-160 66 A 1930s Continental silver and clear moulded glass bodied claret jug, having plain elongated handle, with further integral hinged cover over tapering glass body, with graduated lozenge shaped thumb moulded motifs, stamped ‘S’ to the cover, h.26cm £60-80
67 A 1970s silver pepper mill, of plain knopped form, maker David Shaw Silverware Ltd, London 1979, h.10.5cm £40-60
68 *An early 20th century silver mounted clear glass bodied ice Lot 73 Lot 72 bucket, of circular tapering form, having plain swing handle, maker Thomas Latham & Ernest Morton, Birmingham 1902, h.13.5cm (excluding handle), dia.11.8cm £40-60
69 An Art Deco silver and purple guilloche enamelled cut crystal glass bodied perfume bottle, the hinged dome cover with inset stopper, maker Albert Carter, Birmingham 1925, h.10cm £40-60
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74 77 80 An Art Nouveau silver hand-held dressing An Art Deco silver pocket cigarette case, having Prelude International - a mid-20th century six- mirror, the shaped and bevelled mirrorplate engine turned exterior and a gilt washed interior, place setting sterling silver cutlery suite, within profusely raised, embossed and stylised maker William Neale & Son Ltd, Birmingham designed by Alfred Kintz, each with floral crested floral frame, maker John Millward Banks, 1932, 3.5oz, 8.4 x 7.3cm and stylised terminals, comprising five dinner Birmingham 1902, 27.5 x 16.8cm £40-60 forks, six dinner knives, six dessert forks, six £40-60 dessert knives, two tablespoons, six dessert 78 spoons, six soup spoons, and six teaspoons (43), 75 A 1950s silver table cigarette box, the hinged weighable silver approx 40oz, gross weight An Art Deco silver and green guilloche enamel cover with engine turned decoration, enclosing a approx 60oz decorated five-piece dressing table set, cedar lined interior, maker Adie Brothers Ltd, £400-600 comprising hand mirror with bevelled oval plate, Birmingham 1959, 10.2 x 8.8 x 4.4cm and two pairs of brushes, maker Barker Brothers £40-60 Silver Ltd, Birmingham 1939, hand mirror length 29.7cm 79 £50-100 A large late Art Deco silver pocket cigarette case, having all-over engine turned exterior with 76 small raised panel initialled IJ, having gilt washed Christofle - a Torsade silver plated table bowl, interior, maker Joseph Gloster Ltd, Birmingham of circular faceted form, stamped marks verso, 1942, 10.3oz, 18 x 9cm dia.17cm £100-150 £30-50
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12 LACY SCOTT & KNIGHT 89 An Art Nouveau style silver mounted easel photograph frame, having velvet lined backing, the silver embossed floral stylised decorated with a standing nude maiden, maker Carr’s of Sheffield Ltd, Sheffield 1991, 21 x 16.8cm Lots 81, 82 £80-100 81 85 An Art Deco silver bachelors three-piece tea An Art Deco silver bottle coaster by Mappin & 90 set, comprising; teapot with hinged cover, Webb, of circular reeded and stepped form, An Art Nouveau style silver mounted easel ebonised angular handle and finial, h.14cm, a twin- raised on three reeded hoof feet, stamped photograph frame, framed as a circle, having handled sugar bowl, and a cream jug, each of Mappin & Webb Ltd London & Sheffield verso, velvet lined backing, the applied of embossed AL circular tapering pedestal form, maker Sheffield 1936, 3.6oz, dia.12.5cm floral stylised form, maker Carr’s of Sheffield Ltd, Davenport Ltd, Birmingham 1937, gross weight £50-70 Sheffield 1993, 16 x 13.5cm 18.5oz £40-60 £150-200 86 *An Art Deco silver footed circular 82 sugar bowl, of plain form, maker D & J An Art Deco silver three-piece tea set, Wellby Ltd of Garrick Street, London comprising; teapot with hinged cover, stained 1923, 5.3oz, dia.10.6cm walnut scroll handle and finial, h.16cm, a twin £50-70 handled sugar bowl, and a cream jug, each of decagon squat faceted form with upper stylised 87 floral engraved banding, maker Martin Hall & Co An Art Deco silver and blue guilloche Ltd, Sheffield 1926, gross weight 36oz enamel decorated hinged pocket £300-500 cigarette case, having engine turned back cover and gilt-washed interior, 83 Birmingham 1931, 4oz, 8.5 x 8cm An Art Deco silver and lacquer inset five-piece £50-70 Lots 87, 88 dressing table set, by the British Metallising Co Ltd, comprising two hair brushes, two clothes 88 brushes, and a hand mirror, each of angular An Art Deco silver engine turned faceted outline, the silver marked London 1930, hinged pocket cigarette case, having hand mirror length 26.5cm (5) slightly raised border with pinched £50-80 faceted corners, gilt interior, maker Smith & Bartlam, Birmingham 1943, 84 5.5oz, 10.2 x 8.8cm Two similar 1970s silver miniature alms dishes, £60-80 each of circular form with reeded border, maker William Comyns & Sons Ltd , London 1971 and 1976, gross weight 3.9oz, dia.9.5cm £40-60
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95 A set of six 1960s silver 91 gilt and enamel decorated An Art Nouveau silver hammered beaker, having coffee spoons, the bowls slightly overt rim over slender bulbous tapering enamel decorated with body, with three raised and stylised floral tree floral sprays, having stepped motifs, each set with central green polished stone CH Ltd, flattened terminals, housed cabochon, maker unknown but stamped Henry London 1901, in a fitted box, maker h.10.5cm Clifford Davis, Birmingham £120-180 1961, length 9cm £50-70 92 An Art Nouveau silver pedestal tazza, of circular 96 form, with all-over pierced stylised trailing A set of six Art Deco S Glass, Birmingham 1908, decoration, maker silver and green guilloche 16.5oz, h.14cm, dia.26cm enamel decorated coffee £200-300 bean spoons, each with 93 ebonised coffee bean Leslie Durbin (1913-2005) - a 1950s silver terminal, housed in a fitted William Suckling christening set, Lots 93, 94 case, maker commemorating the coronation Ltd, Birmingham 1934, of Queen Elizabeth II, comprising knife, fork, length 9.2cm spoon and napkin ring, each with raised crown £40-60 motif and incised ERII, London 1953, gross weight 6oz, knife length 19.5cm (4) £80-120
94 A set of nine circa 1930s Continental silver absinthe spoons, each of shaped outline with pierced bowls, each stamped Galand 18 verso, gross weight 8.5oz, length 16.5cm £80-120
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97 101 103 A set of six mid-20th century silver gilt and An early 20th century sterling silver pair of An early Art Deco silver pedestal sauce-boat, bright guilloche enamelled decorated coffee serving tongs, the fork in the form of a claw, the having a mask cast scroll handle, of plain spoons, enamel decorated to base of bowls and spoon of slightly shaped form with pierced hexagonal tapering form to stepped base, maker Henry Matthews, Birmingham 1912, both sides of the terminal handles, each stamped decoration to the bowl, stamped Sterling, length 5.3oz, length 925s to reverse, length 9.6cm 18.5cm; together with an American sterling silver 16.5cm £40-60 spoon by Cady & Omsted, the terminal of floral £70-100 stylised cast form, length 22cm, gross weight 98 4.4oz (2) 104 A set of six early 20th century Norwegian £50-80 An Arts & Crafts silver three-piece cruet set by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co, silver teaspoons, by Mylius, each handle having the removable 102 floral scrolled and pierced terminal, stamped pepper of acorn form with screw cap, together An early 20th century marks 830s and Mylius Norway verso, length with a hinged mustard and open salt, having American sterling Sheffield 1894, 11.3cm conjoined loop handle, 5.9oz, £30-50 silver salad fork by length 12cm Gorham, length £80-120 99 22.5cm; together with A contemporary silver handkerchief ashtray, of an early 20th century square rippled form, maker John Manasseh, silver salad server, London 2000, 3.3oz, 14.5 x 14.5cm having arrow-head tips, £50-70 the bowl of pinched form, maker John 100 Grinsell & Sons, A 1970s silver and silver gilt pepper grinder and Birmingham 1912, salt shaker, by Christopher Nigel Lawrence, the gilt length 27cm, gross top sections each of fluted naturalistic form over weight 6oz (2) £70-100 conforming textured squat bodies, each London 1973, grinder h.10.2, shaker h.6.7cm, gross weight 18.6oz £200-400
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LACY SCOTT & KNIGHT 15 Lot 107 107 Lots 105, 106 A pair of Art Deco silver footed circular bonbon dishes, by Mappin & Webb, each having 105 106 ropetwist and pierced upper borders, raised on Birmingham 1931, A 1960s silver squat twin branch candle-holder, the holders An Art Deco silver pedestal stepped conical foot, 6oz, united by slightly shaped reeded support to plain circular tapering sugar caster and cover, of dia.10.5cm £70-100 base (loaded), maker Adie Brothers, Birmingham 1960, h.10.5cm, circular stepped and tapering w.15.5cm form, with removable cover with 108 £40-60 pierced shaped lozenges, maker A 1980s silver scallop shell bonbon dish, Hasset & Harper Ltd, Birmingham of 1935, 3.9oz, h.13.2cm typical shaped outline, raised on three ball feet, £50-70 maker FC, Sheffield 1982, 3.7oz, w.15cm £40-60
109 An early 20th century German silver twin handled bowl and cover, with floral and vine cast finial, further raised and relief decorated flowerhead border, stamped 800 S&DL Frankfurt verso, 10.5oz, h.11cm, w.15.5cm (including handles) £80-120
110 A collection of early 20th century Norwegian silver and yellow guilloche enamel decorated wares, comprising; miniature card case, having engine turned back cover, 5.8 x 4.3cm; a pair of heart shaped scent bottles and covers, length 5cm; and a pair of circular open salt bowls with Lots 108, 109 spoons, dia.5.8cm, various Norwegian hallmarks and further stamped 925 (7) £100-150
111 A 1960s silver pap boat, undecorated and raised on slightly angular support, maker Elkington & Co, London 1960, length 14.2cm; together with a 1960s dish, of rounded triangular form, with raised border, maker Albert Edward Jones, Birmingham 1960, w.10.7cm, gross weight 6oz (2) £70-100
112 A set of six early 20th century sterling silver and guilloche enamel decorated collar studs, each with central rose painted decoration, stamped Sterling verso, housed in a fitted case, dia.1.7cm Lots 110, 111, 112 £40-60
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113 115 116 An Art Deco mahogany and silver mounted An Art Deco silver and yellow guilloche enamel Arno Malinowski (1899-1976) for Georg Jensen jewellery box, the hinged cover titled Mary and decorated helmet shaped strut bedside clock, - a sterling silver ‘deer’ brooch, numbered 256, with further applied silver corner mounts, having winding movement, dial dia.4cm, maker of oval pierced form, stamped with monogram enclosing blue velvet and silk lined interior, raised B&Co, Birmingham 1933, 7.5 x 11cm; together and further marked verso, 3.5 x 4.5cm on further silver mounted bun supports, silver with a blue guilloche enamelled octagonal framed £120-180 maker AWJH, Sheffield 1931, 18 x 11.5 x 6.8cm example, the dial signed Bentima, 7.7 x 11cm (2) £40-60 £70-100
114 An Art Nouveau crocodile skin and silver Lots 116, 117 mounted purse, having four open interior compartments, with further front concealed twin flap compartments, with button mechanism, the silver mounts of sinuous floral trailing form, maker LK, Birmingham 1900, 6 x 10cm £30-40
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117 A mid-20th century Scandinavian sterling silver star brooch, of pierced and stylised form, stamped Sterling and monogrammed AG verso, 4 x 4.5cm £30-50
118 A 1970s 14ct gold and fire- opal set bracelet, comprised of eight angular panels each with various shaped cabochon cut stones, stamped 14k to underside of clasp, with finelink safety chain, each panel approx 18 x 13mm tapering to 10mm, gross weight 53g £1,000-1,500
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122 A 1960s Metamec brushed metal and walnut cased mantel clock , the bevelled glass enclosing a rectangular stylised dial, with winding movement, width 24cm, together with a similar gilt brass cased circular mantel clock with a faux walnut dial, width 18cm, and a Smiths gilt brass quartz driven mantel clock, height 17cm (3) £30-50
123 A collection of 1960s bedside alarm clocks, to include; an Estyma plastic cased example of tulip form, height 22cm; a chromed metal Westclox example titled Big Ben, height 18.5cm; a Jerger example, height 15cm; a made in China example, height 16.5cm; and a perspex case Molnija example, made in USSR, height 13cm (5) £50-100
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18 LACY SCOTT & KNIGHT 127 128 An Art Nouveau lacquered brass table lamp, A French Art Deco frosted glass figural table having a honeycomb stepped milk glass shade, lamp modelled as a semi-nude kneeling young with adjustable action, raised on circular stepped woman to stepped square base, height (excluding base, h.44cm fittings 22.5cm) £40-60 £20-40
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124 An Art Deco Smiths electric oak square hanging wall clock, having chrome stylised hands and numerals, with rear bakelite cased movement (electrical components require re-installation) 25.5x30.5cm £40-60
125 A novelty green pressed glass and brass mounted ‘umbrella’ bedside clock, having winding movement, the white enamel floral dial signed Made in Germany, dia.17cm £50-80 Lots 130, 131 Lot 127 126 A Guinness plastic electric advertising clock, 129 titled ‘There’s a whole world in a Guinness’, the dial A 1960s chrome and enamel with perspex domed cover, w.31cm £30-50 painted squat globe table lamp , the hinge shade raised on U shaped arm with on/off switch to base, height 20.5cm; together with a 1950s French brass and enamel painted small desk lamp with adjustable action, plastic shade, and on/off button to base, height 24cm Lot 126 (2) £40-60
130 In the manner of Harvey Guzzini - a chrome table lamp, having a plastic domed shade, the rod column raised on circular base, height 51cm £40-60
131 An Art Deco chrome table lamp, having a black and white stylised and Lot 125 stencilled decorated ovoid shade, the plain column raised on circular Lots 128, 129 faceted base (lacking on/off switch), height 51.5cm £30-40
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132 A 1930s Artlite painted aluminium table lamp, with mushroom shade, on/off switch to base, height 37.5cm; together with a 1950s part painted steel desk lamp with milk glass faceted dome shade, height 30cm, and a further Phillips industrial painted and brushed aluminium desk light with revolving action, height 27cm (3) £40-60
133 A 1970s Dansk Designs brushed metal hanging ceiling light, of plain circular stepped form, with applied label, approx drop 85cm; together with a similar cylindrical example, approx drop 95cm; and a further brushed metal and opaline glass example, approx drop 89cm (3) £50-100
Lot 134 Lot 136 134 Herbert Terry - a brown painted metal anglepoise desk lamp, of typical hinged rotating form, stamped marks to lower hinge, lower support 36cm, upper support 30cm £30-50
135 Herbert Terry - a 1950s grey painted metal anglepoise desk lamp, of typical hinged rotating form, opposing stamped marks to lower hinge, lower support 36cm, upper support 30cm £30-50
136 *A pair of contemporary white painted anglepoise lamps, each of typical hinged and rotating form, lower branch 34cm, upper branch 29cm £40-60
137 Lot 135 A mid-20th century illuminated glass terrestrial globe by JRO Globus of Munich, with chrome mount, raised on integral walnut base, h.42cm £80-120 Lot 137
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138 141 An Art Deco walnut and chrome table lamp, A collection of various having a milk glass globular shade over circular contemporary art reference and central platform to conforming base, with on/off fashion literature, to include; switch to base, h.49.5cm Tittipussidad by Julian Simmons & £100-150 Sarah Lucas, Jake and Dinos Lot 142 Chapman’s Like a dog returns to 139 it’s Vomit, Ice Cream Daddio by A pair of Art Nouveau brass table lamps, each Sarah Lucas exhibition catalogue, having shaped floral frosted adjustable shades, four various volumes of Vogue raised on curved stems to integral circular footed etc, some editions with bases, h.33.5cm personalised inscriptions from the £100-150 authors to inside covers (12) £50-100 140 A Neon “Miller Pilsner” retailer’s advertising 142 sign , housed in a perspex case, in working A contemporary Mont Blanc condition, 46x55.5cm chocolate brown leather holdall £40-60 bag, with enamelled metal combination code lock, the canvas interior with various open and zipped compartments, with removable shoulder strap, with associated dust bag, 40 x 31cm £100-150
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143 A contemporary Beverley Hills Polo Club tan leather wheeled compact suitcase, having central carry handle, removable shoulder strap, twin front pouch compartments over twin zipped compartments, three further rear zipped compartments, with monogrammed interior, w.55cm, h.50cm £100-150
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LACY SCOTT & KNIGHT 21 144 145 A contemporary tan leather gentleman’s A Gucci lady’s chocolate shoulder bag by The Bridge Company, with gilt brown leather clutch bag, with brass hardware, central carry handle, further large gilt metal logo to front, canvas removable shoulder strap, with twin enclosing hide pouch interior central zipped compartments and suede lined with gilded Gucci stamp, 16.5 x interior, zipped rear compartment, twin pouch 27.5cm; together with a flap bag front compartments, open stitched edging, 29 x in the style of Gucci, with 41cm associated Gucci and Celine dust £30-50 bags (2) Lot 145 £50-70
146 An Art Nouveau pewter jardiniere, possibly by Archibald Knox and retailed by Connells of 83 Cheapside, London, of squat form with three shaped handles and supports, with heart shaped opposing Ruskin inset motifs, stamped retailers marks and numbered 01099 verso, h.15.5cm, dia.17cm. £250-400.
147 Lot 147 In the manner of Liberty & Co - an early 20th century tan leather elephant stool, comprised of open stitch-work panels, with strung brass bell, 149 bearing Made in England label verso, w.49cm, Lot 144 A retro acrylic female torso of length 95cm layered and scroll form £50-100 , height 52cm £30-50
150 An early 20th century RAC enamel on metal double-sided advertising sign, of lozenge shape, 56 x 57.5cm £100-150
151 An early 20th century enamel on metal advertising sign for Brooke Bond Tea, 51 x 76cm £80-120
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148 A painted fibreglass retailer’s bust for Peter Werth Knitwear Department , modelled as a young man with his arms crossed, raised on integral titled base, height 53cm £30-50 Lots 148, 149
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152 An early 20th century enamel on metal double-sided advertising sign for Lyons’ Tea Sold Here, 30 x 45.5cm £30-50
153 An early 20th century enamel on metal double-sided Lots 153 advertising sign for Lyons’ Cakes, 39 x 44cm £40-60 Lot 156
154 An early 20th century enamel on metal advertising sign for Tower Tea, Lot 154 26 x 71cm £40-60
155 An early 20th century enamel on metal advertising sign for Silver Spread Robertson’s Lemon Marmalade,
25.5 x 76cm Lot 158 £100-150
156 An early 20th century enamel on metal 158 advertising sign for Horniman’s Pure Tea, A large early 20th century enamel on metal 49.5 x 74.5cm advertising sign reading Don’t be Misled!!! £100-150 Drink “Camp” It’s the Best, 77.5 x 101.5cm £100-150 157 A large early 20th century enamel on metal advertising sign for Buy Lyons’ Coffee and Chicory Extract, 103 x 76cm £100-150
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LACY SCOTT & KNIGHT 23 162 165 An early 20th century painted spelter novelty A collection of four early 20th century racing table lighter in the form of a standing gun-dog, related novelty table lighters, comprising; a holding a pheasant in its mouth and standing painted spelter National Hunt horse and jockey, beside a treestump, raised on integral walnut h.14.5cm, a standing jockey raised on ceramic plinth, length 27cm cylindrical base and titled ‘21’, h.14cm, a chromed £40-60 metal horses head, h.12cm, and a riding boot, h.15.5cm (4) 163 £60-90 An early 20th century painted spelter novelty table lighter modelled as a horse and jockey, 166 beside a winning post, raised on integral An early 20th century patinated spelter novelty mahogany base, h.17.5cm; together with another table lighter in the form of a roaring tiger, in Lot 159 spelter novelty table lighter modelled as a striding pose, patent No.110767 verso, length standing mare and foal beside a treestump, raised 24cm; together with a silvered metal example 159 on hardwood base, h.13cm (2) modelled as an elephant fighting a tiger, stamped A large early 20th century enamel on metal £40-60 ‘Made in Occupied Japan’ verso, length 16.5cm; advertising sign for Colman’s Mustard, 92 x and one other gilt metal example modelled as a 96cm 164 curlew, h.9cm (3) £40-60 An early 20th century painted spelter novelty £40-60 table lighter modelled as Dick Turpin on 160 horseback, raised on integral naturalistic A large early 20th century enamel on metal rectangular plinth, h.22.5cm advertising sign for Lyons’ Tea, 45 x 150cm £40-60 £100-150
161 An early 20th century painted spelter table lighter in the form of a standing Westie, with hinged cover, length 16cm; together with a similar painted spelter novelty table lighter in the form of a seated Scottie dog, with hinged cover, h.14cm (2) £40-60
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24 LACY SCOTT & KNIGHT 167 An Art Deco chrome novelty table lighter modelled as a traffic light column, with hinged cover, raised on circular outswept foot, h.16.5cm; together with a novelty cast brass table lighter in the form of a Victorian hexagonal ornate street lamp, h.25.5cm (2) £30-40
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168 171 An Art Deco gilt painted spelter novelty table After Josef Lorenzl - an Art Deco gilt painted lighter modelled as a standing female ice-skater, spelter and veined black marble table cigarette with hinged cover and raised on integral circular lighter, mounted with a nude seated woman to Lots 167, 168 base, h.23.5cm plain column, bears indistinct raised Lorenzl £20-30 signature, on angular shaped ashtray base, h.16cm, length 16cm 169 £80-120 Ronson - an Art Deco ‘Pik-a-Cig’ chimpanzee mechanical novelty table cigarette dispenser 172 and lighter, the removable cover housing A large 1930s oak and chromed metal mounted concealed cigarettes, operated by a hinged novelty table lighter modelled as a lighthouse, mechanism, the chimpanzee collecting the with removable cover, the turned column raised cigarette, stamped marks verso, h.13cm, length on naturalistic shaped base, h.35cm 20.5cm £30-50 £150-250 173 170 A mid-20th century chromed metal novelty After Franz Bergmann - a cold painted spelter table lighter in the form of a military shell case, model of a camel table lighter, modelled as two with button operated hinged cover, impressed rug traders, raised on faceted black glass integral Tates Ave Belfast verso, h.23cm base, h.18.8cm £20-40 Lot 170 £60-90 174 A collection of five various mid-20th century cast alloy novelty table lighters, variously modelled as lighthouses, each with concealed lighter components, the largest h.20cm (5) £50-100
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175 179 A mid-20th century cast alloy novelty table Ronson - an Art Deco chrome and ebonised lighter modelled as a Sikorsky helicopter, length novelty table-top lighter and cigarette 20cm; together with a novelty table lighter in the dispenser, the removable cover housing form of an open military Jeep, length 11cm (2) concealed cigarettes with arm operated lower £50-70 dispenser, raised on circular stepped feet, h.10.5cm, length 20cm 176 £50-80 An Art Deco chrome metal novelty table lighter modelled as a Supersonic Jet, raised on stepped 180 octagonal base, h.15.5cm; together with an Art Ronson - an Art Deco chrome and black Deco novelty chromed metal table lighter in the painted table cigarette lighter, with removable form of a stylised aeroplane, h.9.5cm; and a striker and of geometric stepped form, h.10.2cm, chrome metal novelty table lighter in the form of w.19cm; together with another Ronson Art Deco a stylised rocket, comprised of two parts, length chrome and cream painted table-top cigarette 23cm (3) lighter, of curved and geometric stepped form, £50-70 h.9.2cm, length 11cm (2) £50-70 177 A Japanese novelty table lighter in the form of 181 an antique slot machine by Waco, lacking striker, A collection of ten various novelty table lighters h.17cm, w.15cm; together with a Waco novelty modelled as alcohol advertising bottles and table lighter modelled as a television, with push- cans, to include Hennessey Cognac, Newcastle button antenna aerial, w.10cm (2) Brown Ale, Tuborg etc, together with a Remy Martin £40-60 keyring lighter, the largest h.31cm (11) £50-100 178 A pair of 1960s perspex and gilt metal novelty 182 table lighters by Maruman, Model T10, h.18.5cm Lot 182 A circa 1900 stained wood and brass novelty £30-50 lighter in the form of a walking cane, comprised of two parts with concealed components, length 92cm £80-120
183
Ronson - a novelty gold plated ‘Penciliter’, stamped marks, length 13.5cm Lot 183 £20-30
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26 LACY SCOTT & KNIGHT Lots 184, 185 184 A 1930s Dunhill silver plated novelty table 187 lighter in the form of a genie’s lamp, the cover A Dunhill Art Deco silver plated Tallboy table latch with hinged action, raised mark Dunhill Lots 186, 187, 188 lighter, Made in England and patent No.592139 verso, having naturalistic engine turned Dunhill Tallboy Made in length 16.5cm; together with a Dunhill gilt brass decoration, stamped 192 England novelty table lighter in the form of a genie’s lamp, verso, h.11cm A collection of five various Dunhill gilt metal 817955 £30-40 raised marks and registration number pocket cigarette lighters, each with engine verso, length 15cm (2) turned decoration and typical hinged covers, £60-90 188 stamped Dunhill and various patent marks verso, A Cartier white metal pocket cigarette lighter, each 6.5cm (5) 185 with typical hinged cover and of fluted form, £50-100 Cartier Paris 37159 A Dunhill tinder pistol novelty table lighter, gilt stamped and numbered Cartier brass with walnut handle, having flintlock hinged verso, housed in original fitted box with 193 Worldwide Guarantee Card, action, raised marks and patent number 592139 length 7cm A collection of three Dunhill gilt metal pocket £40-60 verso, length 15cm cigarette lighters, each having naturalistic engine £50-80 turned decoration with hinged covers, stamped 189 Dunhill and with various patent marks verso, the 186 A circa 1930s Tiffany & Co sterling silver pocket largest 6.3cm (3) A mid-20th century brushed aluminium table cigarette lighter, having stylised engine turned £40-60 Tiffany & lighter, the applied crest inscribed Nigeria Police, decoration, with hinged cover, stamped Co Sterling 925 h.9cm verso, 6.3 x 2.5cm 194 £20-30 £80-120 A Cartier of Paris silvered metal engine turned pocket cigarette lighter, having hinged cover, 190 stamped Cartier Paris and numbered 49390 A late Art Deco silver pocket cigarette lighter verso, 6.9 x 2.4cm; together with another Cartier titled ‘The Howitt’, having engine turned of Paris lapis lazuli and gilt metal pocket cigarette W. decoration, with removable cover, maker lighter, stamped Cartier Paris and numbered Russell Howitt, Sheffield 1944, 6 x 3cm 11181 T verso, 6.9 x 2.4cm (2) £40-60 £50-80
191 195 A Dunhill gilt metal ‘Tallboy’ table lighter, having No lot engine turned decoration, with hinged cover, stamped marks verso, h.11cm £30-40
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196 199 A collection of nine Dunhill silver plated pocket An Art Deco chromed metal novelty table lighter cigarette lighters, six having engine turned modelled as a Supersonic Jet, raised on octagonal decoration, two with ribbed vertical decoration, stepped base, length 23cm; together with three further and the other of narrow plain form, each with Art Deco chromed metal novelty table lighters, stamped and patent marks verso; together with modelled as a nude woman standing on one leg, an engine turned pocket cigarette lighter, maker h.18.5cm, a performing seal balancing a ball, h.17cm, and unknown (10) a sphere Sputnik (4) £100-200 £40-60
197 200 A collection of six various Dunhill early 20th A novelty table lighter modelled as a globe, with hinged century silver plated and gilt brass pocket cover, raised on turned base, h.10cm; together with an cigarette lighters, five with engine turned injection moulded plastic novelty table lighter in the decoration, the other of plain form, each stamped form of an apple, by Westminster Industries, dated 1974, Dunhill, the largest 5.3cm x 4.2cm (6) h.11cm (2) £80-120 £20-30
198 201 An early 20th century Dunhill chromed metal An Art Nouveau embossed and hammered copper and black leather clad table lighter, stamped jardinière on stand, the jardinière with proud wavy rim Dunhill Lighter Made in England verso, h.10.5cm; over floral stylised shouldered tapering body, the stand together with a 1930s Dunhill gilt brass table of fluted and tapering form to further floral stylised lighter, stamped Dunhill Foreign to cover, h.10.5cm; decorated base, overall h.78cm and an Art Deco silvered brass table lighter, £40-60 having opposed engine turned decoration, on stepped feet, h.11cm (3) £60-90 Lot 201
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202 206 An Art Nouveau pewter and clear glass A collection of various bakelite and other table centrepiece by Orivit, having trumpet form top effects, to include; three various globe centre over inset bowl, the twin floral cast and shaped ashtrays with pull-out cigarette rests, pierced handles with further stylised tree form hinge top cigarette box, circular vessel and cover, decoration to lili-pad base, impressed mark and WMF perspex cigarette box, further bakelite numbered 3246 verso, h.50cm cigarette box with similar miniature speaker, £100-150 miniature novelty vacuum cleaner, twin handled tray, and a Viners stainless steel globe shaped 203 cigarette dispenser designed by Stuart Devlin A 1960s black slate and chrome mounted (11) desktop pen tray, with removable mount in the £50-100 form of a stylised elongated plane, raised marks WB Birmingham, and numbered 781264 verso, 207 length 25.5cm; together with a 1980s brushed Levan Magalashvili (Georgian b.1940) - a Lot 202 and polished chrome ashtray of teardrop form wrought and welded iron model of a standing with revolving sectional cube shaped mount, dog, with remnant surface paint, likely circa 1970s, length 24cm; and a further 1980s Dunhill brushed 35 x 54 x 30cm. aluminium and mounted square ashtray, width Note: With two attached labels for Sotheby’s stating; 11.5cm; and a cast aluminium example mounted lot No.197, 1.6.06. with a fighter plane titled “Only the brave diesel £150-250 only the brave”, height 16.5cm (4) £40-60
204 A collection of 16 contemporary stylised aluminium ornamental figures by Hoselton of Canada , largely of sea creatures, with etched signatures and some Lot 205 numbered verso, and one other similar, the largest length 15cm (17) £80-120
205 A pair of contemporary aluminium Cello bookends , height 27.5cm, width and depth each 10.7cm £30-40
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208 In the manner of Zoltán Kemény (1907- 1965) - a large heavy gilt bronze profile portrait bust of a woman, indistinctly signed to inside of hair bun, with applied silvered glitter to surface, 48 x 34cm £150-250 Lot 208 209 Alexander Proudfoot (1878-1957) - ‘The Faun’, bronze with dark brown patina, signed to base, h.20cm £250-350
210 Joseph Sloan (b.1940) - Reclining nude, bronze with dark brown patina, raised on a red variegated marble base (figure currently loose), punched monogram and numbered 1/9 to bronze base, printed label verso ‘ex-Falcon House Gallery, Boxford, Suffolk, December 1980’, 13 x 9.5cm £100-150
211 Brian Willsher (1930-2010) - Opposing linear form, beech, of curved and layered form to integral square base, signed in pen verso, h.66cm £200-300
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30 LACY SCOTT & KNIGHT 214 Colin Lambert (1948-2015) - a bronze figure modelled as a recumbent young nude woman, mixed mid-to-dark brown patina, incised signature and numbered 6/9 to underside, length 31cm, h.15.5cm Lot 212 Lot 214 £100-150
212 213 215 A contemporary bronze study of two Eric William de Nussy (French 1887-1945) - a Colin Lambert (1948-2015) - a association football players contesting for the bronze figure of an Amazonian female warrior large bronze standing figure of a ball, mid-bronze patina, signed Milo to the cast, on horseback, modelled semi-nude in a loincloth young female nude, naturalistically raised on integral veined black marble plinth, and seated on a rearing horse attacking a serpent modelled, mixed mid-to-dark brown overall h.22.5cm with a spear, raised on naturalistic integral oval patina, incised signature and £80-100 shaped base, dark brown patina, incised Eric de numbered 1/9, dated 1989 to Nussy Paris to front top edge of base and further circular integral base, raised on inscription for Cire Perdue of Paris to reverse, further mahogany square plinth, h.34cm, w.40cm overall h.57cm £300-500 £200-300
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LACY SCOTT & KNIGHT 31 216 Léon Mouradoff (French 1893-1980) - a bronze figural group of Leda and the Swan, naturalistically cast 217 seated on integral base, dark Henry Fugère (1872-1944) - a large Art Deco brown patina, incised gilt bronze and ivory standing figure of a Breton L.Mouradoff 1935 and dated woman, modelled wearing traditional head-dress to reverse of bronze, with and carrying a bouquet of flowers, with carved Cire Perdue Paris further ivory head and hands, raised on integral veined foundry stamp, all raised on onyx shaped and stepped base, to further gilt original polished and brass plinth, incised signature and stamped 1551 variegated black marble to reverse of dress, with further conforming stepped base, overall stamp number and Fabrication Francais of Paris h.31.5cm, w.21cm foundry mark to underside of base, overall £400-600 h.38cm £500-800
218 A French Art Deco bronze and carved white marble portrait bust of a young lady wearing a bonnet, raised on integral square white marble socle, unsigned, h.51.5cm £200-300 Lot 216
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32 LACY SCOTT & KNIGHT 220 Christopher Marvell (b.1964) - a large standing bronze figure of a female nude leaning backwards, her arms slightly aloft, dark-brown patina, raised on an integral square stone base, signed and dated ‘90 to front edge, overall h.96cm £2,000-3,000
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219 Lea Van Der Straeten (b.1929) - Bordeaux No.12, bronze, mid-to-dark brown patina, incised signature to base, mounted to a painted wood plinth, titled verso, overall h.30.5cm £200-300
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229 Peter Reid - Still Life Study of Bottles, oil on canvas, incised signature lower left, 71 x 91.5cm £30-50
Lot 228 230 Peter Reid - Still Life, watercolour 225 wash, signed and dated 1971 lower Peter Reid - The Artist’s Studio, oil on canvas, signed and right, 52 x 72cm dated ‘77 lower right, with Westward Ho! and Bideford Art £30-50 Lot 229 Society inscribed label attached to reverse stretcher, 91.5 x 145cm 231 £80-120 Brian Day (b.1934) - Girl in a Pink Coat within a Landscape, oil on canvas, signed lower right, 51 x 61cm 226 £80-120 Peter Reid - Houses, palette knife oil on board, signed and dated ‘72 lower right, 52.5 x 47.5cm £50-100
227 Peter Reid - Rowing Boat on a Slipway with Buildings, palette knife oil on board, signed and dated ‘73 lower right, the central surface subsequently crossed through with a large Lot 230 X, 69 x 50.5cm £40-60
228 Peter Reid - Boats, Figures and Buildings on the Shoreline, heavy palette knife oil on canvas laid onto board, signed and dated ‘73 lower right, 31 x 92cm £40-60
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34 LACY SCOTT & KNIGHT 232 233 234 Nora Glover (b.1923) - Rhodes Harbour, acrylic John Bowman (b.1953) - Sailing Boats and Cox (contemporary school) - Sailing Boats in on board, signed and dated ‘64 lower left, with Beach Huts at Lowtide, oil on board, signed the Harbour, acrylic on paper, signed lower left, ‘John Whibley Gallery, 60 George St, Baker Street, lower right, 60.5 x 84cm 21 x 28cm; together with another by the artist - London W1’ printed and inscribed label verso, 50 £120-180 Winter Woodland, acrylic, signed lower right, 21 x 63cm x 28cm (2) £60-90 £40-60
235 Cox (contemporary school) - Fishing Boats on the Estuary, watercolour, signed lower right, 23 x 33.5cm; together with another by the artist - Sailing Boats on the Marshes, watercolour, signed lower right, 24 x 35.5cm; and one other by the artist - Cockle-pickers, watercolour, signed lower right, 23 x 33.5cm (3) £80-120
Lot 232 236 Lot 233 Cox (contemporary school) - Pair: Sailing Boats on the Marshes, oil on board, each signed lower left, each 21 x 31cm £70-100
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237 Cox (contemporary school) - Sailing Boats Moored in the Harbour, palette knife oil on board, signed lower left, 39 x 49cm £80-120
238 Cox (contemporary school) - Sailing Boats in North Norfolk, possibly Burnham Overy Staithe, oil on board, signed lower left, 36 x 46cm £60-90 Lot 237 Lot 238
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LACY SCOTT & KNIGHT 35 239 Cox (contemporary school) - Water Marshes Within a Partial Wooded Landscape, palette knife oil on board, signed lower right, 45.5 x 71.5cm £100-150
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243 *Modern British School - Scottish black- face, etching, indistinctly signed, titled, and numbered 23/120 in pencil to the lower margin, visible sheet dimensions 9 x 20cm £20-40
Lot 242 Lot 241 244 British School - Gulls and Sailing Boats on the Shoreline, 240 ink on paper, indistinctly 1933 Jorge Colaço (Portuguese 1868-1942) - Political signed and dated lower left, framed Cartoon as an oval, 14 x 19cm , pencil, watercolour and wash, with inscription, £40-60 signed and dated Lisbon 4-6-1912, 43 x 38cm £100-150 245 Susan Jameson (b.1944) - Flight, etching Lot 243 241 with aquatint printed in colours, signed, *Modern British School - Pair: Lying Leopard, lithograph, titled, dated ‘76, and numbered 8/50 in indistinctly signed, titled, and numbered 14/75 in pencil; pencil to the lower margin, full sheet and Hadeda Ibis, lithograph, signed, titled, and numbered 8/22 dimensions 71.5 x 54cm in pencil, each visible sheet dimensions 99 x 69cm £20-40 (Hadeda Ibis lacking glass) £50-100 246 Debbie Urguhart (b.1972) - Still Life 242 With Cat, lithograph printed in colours, *Modern British School - Bust Portrait, ink on paper, signed and numbered 2/50 in pencil to indistinctly signed and dated lower right, 17.5 x 29.5cm £40-60 the lower margin, visible sheet dimensions 66 x 53.5cm £40-60
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36 LACY SCOTT & KNIGHT 247 Peter Nuttall (b.1943) - Seated Nude Female, pen and watercolour wash, signed and dated ‘91 lower left, 31 x 26.5cm £30-50
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248 251 No lot *Dominique Moreau-Granger - The windowsill, oil on board, signed and dated ‘88 lower right, with William Hardie Ltd Fine Art Consultant & Valuer 249 gallery label verso, 20 x 17cm Jeffery Bruce Camp (1923- £30-50 2020) - The Puppy, oil on board, signed lower centre, 252 with hand-inscribed label and Harold Dearden (1888-1962) - Three Horses Within an Open dated 1959 verso, 29.5 x Landscape, oil on canvas, signed lower left, 36 x 40.5cm Lot 250 30.5cm £120-180 £200-400
250 *J.M. Welchman (S.African, contemporary) - Barn Near Karwyderskraal, oil on board, signed lower right, 34.5 x 45cm £40-60
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LACY SCOTT & KNIGHT 37 253 Doreen Currie (contemporary American school) - Cockerel, oil on canvas, signed lower right, 60 x 44cm £200-300
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254 Abbey Walmsley (b.1979) - The Finishing Post at the Rowley Mile, oil on canvas, the picture shows the newly-constructed Millennium Grandstand in the background and the leading racehorses of the era finishing according to their ratings, signed lower right, 120 x 180cm £400-600
255 Mario Mirabella (1870-1931) - Mountainous Landscape in Summer, oil on board, signed lower right, 16.5 x 29cm £300-400
256 John Crampton Walker (1890-1942) - Crofters Cottages Within a Hilly Landscape, oil on canvas laid on board, signed lower left, 24.5 x 35cm £200-300
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38 LACY SCOTT & KNIGHT 257 258 259 Leonard Russell Squirrel (1893-1979) - Castle Leonard Russell Squirrel (1893-1979) - A Road Leonard Russell Squirrel (1893-1979) - Ely Acre Priory, Norfolk, mezzotint, signed in pencil Near Dovedale, drypoint etching, signed in pencil Cathedral, lithographic print, signed in pencil to to right hand lower margin, further inscribed right hand lower margin, with George L. Brown lower right margin, visible sheet dimensions 24 x verso, visible sheet dimensions 26 x 36cm Fine Art Dealer of 5 Livery Street, Birmingham, label 29cm £70-100 verso, visible sheet dimensions 19.5 x 25cm £50-80 £60-80
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260 Valerie Thornton (1931-1991) - Boxford, etching and aquatint in colours, signed, titled and dated ‘74 in pencil to the lower margin, artists proof, the full sheet Lot 258 dimensions 57 x 79cm £100-150 Lot 260
261 Trevor Tanser - Venice II, mixed media on board, signed lower right, with Langham Fine Art gallery label for Autumn Exhibition Autumn 2001 verso, 51 x 41cm £40-60
262 Marion Broom (1878-1962) - Still Life Flowers in a Vase, oil on board, signed lower centre, 51 x 41cm £80-120
263 Ronald Ronaldson (1919-2015) - Still Life Lilies in a Vase, oil on canvas, signed lower Lot 263 right, 61 x 51cm Lot 262 £150-200
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LACY SCOTT & KNIGHT 39 264 Ronald Ronaldson (1919-2015) - A Suffolk Church, mixed media gouache, watercolour and 266 wash, signed lower right, with Phoenix Gallery of Rowland Suddaby (1912-1972) - Blackwater Lavenham original receipt enclosed, purchase Near Maldon, Essex, watercolour heightened in date 26th October 1987, 25 x 30cm gouache, signed lower right, 49 x 60cm £40-60 £100-150
265 267 Rowland Suddaby (1912-1972) - Winter Pond, William Sidney Reed (1902-1969) - Farmyard Lot 264 Essex, watercolour heightened in gouache, Barn With Trees, palette knife oil on board, unsigned, 26.5 x 30cm signed lower left, 18 x 22.5cm £50-70 £30-50
268 John Northcote Nash (1893- 1977) - Farmyard Buildings and Courtyard Within a Landscape, pencil and watercolour, signed lower left and lower right, 28 x 38.5cm £800-1,200
269 Paul Earee (1888-1968) - Tree- lined Lake in Winter, Lot 265 watercolour, signed lower right, 37 x 50cm £40-60
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270 271 272 Brian Halliday (1936-1994) - Still Life Pink Barry Leighton-Jones (1932-2011) - Seated Girl *Modern British School - Chrysanthemum Out Roses in a Narrow Vase, oil on board, signed With Bouquet of Flowers, oil on board, signed of the Vase, six various studies, screenprints in lower left, 45.5 x 35cm ‘69 and dated lower right, 76 x 60cm colours, each indistinctly signed, titled, and dated £50-70 £50-100 1984, artists proofs, each visible sheet dimensions 52 x 34cm £50-100
273 *Modern British School - Untitled Abstract Study, lithograph printed in colours on wove paper, indistinctly signed, titled, numbered 3/7, artists proof in pencil to the lower margin, full sheet dimensions 79.5 x 58cm £30-50
274 Harry Norman Eccleston (b.1923) - Gap in the Cloud, Southend, lithograph on wove paper, signed, titled, and dated 1980, artists proof 10/10 in pencil to the lower margin, visible sheet dimensions 49 x 57cm Lot 275 £30-50
275 Pierre Pasteels (1936-1977) - Dutch Houses, Lot 271 colour seriagraph, signed, dated 1963, and numbered 42/210 in pencil to the lower margin, visible sheet dimensions 49 x 64cm £30-40
276 Robert Speight - Penlee Quarry, palatte knife oil on canvas, 51 x 56cm, with Boundary Gallery Ltd receipt dated 29th October 1986 verso £70-100
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LACY SCOTT & KNIGHT 41 277 Peter Prendergast (1946- 2007) - Snow in February, Winter Church, acrylic on paper, signed and dated ‘96 lower right, 53.5 x 74cm, with Royal Academy of Arts Summer Exhibition 2001 and Boundry Gallery labels verso £1,000-1,500
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278 279 Giles (Modern Joan Williams (1922-2002) - Coming and Going, British School) - watercolour, signed and titled lower right, with Pair: Untitled Bankside Gallery label verso, 35 x 46cm Abstract Studies, £40-60 acrylic on paper, each signed lower 280 Jessie Marion King (1875-1949) - Country Lane right, 43 x 54.5cm £50-80 With Seascape Beyond, watercolour wash, signed Lot 278 lower left, 19 x 26.5cm £400-600
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42 LACY SCOTT & KNIGHT 281 Laurence Stephen Lowry (1887-1976) - An Industrial Town, offset lithograph, signed and numbered 398/500 in pencil to the lower margin, visible sheet dimensions 46 x 62cm £1,000-1,500
282 John Thonrnton Bell - Big Ben, watercolour wash, signed lower left, 35 x 51cm £40-60
283 Josiah John Sturgeon (1919-2000) - St Peter’s Port, watercolour wash, signed lower left, 36.5 x 53.5cm £40-60
284 Theodore Major (1908-1999) - Poppies, Still Life Study, palette knife oil on board, 76 x 63cm Note: Vendor confirms that this work was purchased from the artists daughter on 26th July 2001, with two labelled hand-written inscriptions verso £2,000-3,000 Lot 281
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LACY SCOTT & KNIGHT 43 285 Edmund Blampied (1886-1966) - The Haycart, etching, signed in pen to the lower left margin, visible sheet dimensions 19.5 x 24.5cm £60-90
286 No lot
287 Kenneth Newton (1933-1984) - Masted Battleships, oil on canvas, signed lower right, 61.5 x 97cm £500-800
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44 LACY SCOTT & KNIGHT 288 Snap - The Portfolio 2011, Art at the Aldeburgh Festival, published by the Paul Stolper Gallery, comprising 12 digital inkjet prints, this set numbered 4/15 artists proof, each measuring 152.4 x 101.6cm , to include the following works; Darren Almond; A Part of Speech, Don Brown; Yoko, Mark Fuller; Mudman, Russel Haswell; The First Three Live Salvage Covers, Gary Hume; Big Bird, Abigail Lane; No Miracle in Sight, Simon Liddiment; Cultural Worker, Sarah Lucas; Squab Squaw, Johnnie Shand Kydd; Luz, Julian Simmons; Spiral Brain, Juergen Teller; Yasmin, Cerith Wyn Evans; 07985737568, sold as a full portfolio and presented in a canvas clad archival yellow box and cover £800-1,200
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LACY SCOTT & KNIGHT 45 FURNITURE & 291 292 An Arts & Crafts oak dresser, the upper section with open shelves, An Arts & Crafts FURNISHINGS twin bevelled glass central doors flanked by leaf and berry carved ebonised Sussex chair, roundels, over lower bevelled mirrored inset to twin frieze drawers designed by William and conforming panelled cupboard doors, h.210cm, w.121cm, d.55cm Morris, having spindle £150-250 turned back with further 290 conforming arm rests, to An Arts & Crafts oak ledgeback side cupboard, rush seat and turned the raised superstructure having bevelled supports, w.55cm mirrorplate, over twin frieze drawers to further £80-120 confirming recessed panelled cupboard doors, with carved leaf and berry roundels, h.138.5cm 293 (including superstructure), w.119cm, d.53.5cm Style of Charles Rennie £120-180 Mackintosh - a stained beech square occasional table, raised on geometric interlocking square supports, h.59cm, w.48.5cm, d.48.5cm £40-60
294 An Art Nouveau copper fire fender, having wavy front surmounted by ball shaped finial, with raised floral stylised decoration, to thumb-moulded base, Lots 292, 293 w.91.5cm, d.33.5cm £50-70
295 An Art Deco figured walnut cocktail cabonet, the hinged upper compartment enclosing Lot 290 mirrorback and glass inset interior with fruit squeezer and cocktail sticks, over Lot 294 twin conforming lower cupboard doors, with cast and pierced roundel handles (one with loss); together with four various moulded glass decanters with stoppers and collars, h.117.5cm, w.65cm, d.38cm £100-150
296 An Art Deco oak three- tier circular smoking stand, having upper inset ashtray with chrome mounted rests, to curved ‘C’ shaped support, h.67cm £20-40
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46 LACY SCOTT & KNIGHT 298 An Art Deco limed oak mirrorback dressing table, in the manner of Heal & Sons, having single long drawer with curved handles, to stepped side panels, h.77cm (to surface), w.79cm, d.48cm; together with a matching dressing chair, with floral padseat (2) £70-100 Lots 301, 302
299 301 An Art Deco oak single door wardrobe by A Danish teak nest of three occasional tables, Betty Joel, the panelled door with crosscut having rounded corners and slightly curved sides, veneered block radial detail, opening to reveal on turned tapering supports, the largest cedar lined interior, inset label to reverse, raised h.51.5cm, w.67cm, d.40cm on fluted block supports, h.193cm, w.81cm, £40-60 d.58cm Note: Vendor informs originally purchased form Betty 302 Joel Ltd, Knightsbridge, London, 1929. Purchase price A Danish 1960s nest of three square occasional 65 Guineas. tables, raised on slightly tapering supports, the £150-250 largest h.50cm, w.55cm, d.55cm £40-60 Lot 299 300 An Art Deco figured walnut geometric 297 amboyna inlaid and crossbanded table-top An Art Deco limed oak chest, of four long three-drawer cutlery chest, of octagonal faceted graduated drawers, in the manner of Heal & form, with angular geometric stylised inlays, Sons, having rounded handles, to stepped side housing a Hastings silver plated twelve place panels, h.91.5cm, w.64.5cm, d.43cm cutlery service, appears complete, with stepped £80-120 drop bakelite handles (one missing), h.42.5cm, w.60cm, d.36cm £300-500
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303 305 307 A pair of 1960s Parker Knoll upholstered Aage Christiansen for Eran - a 1960s Danish tan A set of four 1960s teak dining chairs by nursing chairs, each raised on turned beech leather three-seater sofa, with flattened arms Vanson, each having re-upholstered chequer supports, with stamped marks to underside of and removable cushions, raised on turned and pattern fixed pad backs and seats, raised on stretchers, w.51cm tapering teak supports, w.204cm turned and tapering forelegs with Vanson labels £80-120 £200-300 verso, w.49cm £100-150 304 306 A pair of Danish 1970s two-tier lamp tables, A 1960s Danish teak framed two-seater sofa, 308 each with raised section and on turned tapering having shaped arm rests and raised on curved Børge Mogensen (1914-72) - a set of three supports, stamped numbers verso, h.55cm, length tapering supports united by high stretcher, 1960s Danish light oak barback dining chairs, 76.5cm, d.51cm w.155cm each having tan vinyl fixed pad seats, on turned £40-60 £200-300 supports, w.49.5cm £60-80
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48 LACY SCOTT & KNIGHT 311 Ingmar Relling (1920-2002) for Westnofa - a 1960s formed laminate 'Siesta' armchair, the canvas slung seat with tan suede finished leather buttoned cushion, of Allen key construction, w.70cm Lot 309 £60-80
312 A 1960s Danish teak large single pedestal writing desk, having four drawers and upper slide, h.73.5cm, w.160cm, d.80cm £50-80
313 A 1960s Danish bookcase, having open upper shelving over twin tambour doors and pull-out slide to three long lower drawers, on turned supports, h.182cm, w.100cm, d.42.5cm £60-90
Lots 310, 311 Lot 313 314 Ernest Gomme for G-Plan - a 1970s teak side cupboard, 309 the three upper drawers over O.D. Møbler - a set of three 1960s conforming lower cupboard doors, each with Danish light oak framed open integral curved handles, h.176cm, w.142cm, armchairs, d.44cm each having faded red £80-120 fabric upholstered fixed pad backs and seats, of Allen key construction, 315 labelled verso, w.63cm A 1960s G-Plan teak long sideboard, £60-90 the four central drawers flanked by twin panelled 310 cupboard doors, each with integral curved handles, raised on rounded tapering supports, Lot 312 Ingmar Relling (1920-2002) for Westnofa - a 1960s formed laminate h.80cm, w.213cm, d.46cm £100-150 'Siesta' armchair, the canvas slung seat with tan suede finished leather 316 buttoned cushion, of Allen key A set of four 1960s G-Plan teak dining chairs, construction, w.70cm £80-120 each with original black vinyl fixed pad backs and seats, on curved tapering supports, w.49cm £60-90
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317 321 322 A 1960s Danish formed laminate framed open A pair of 1960s beech framed and upholstered A pair of 1960s Danish teak side cupboards, armchair, having a canvas slung seat with tan club style armchairs, one with green corduroy each having fallfront upper compartments with leather removable cushion, of Allen key patterned upholstered and other with 1960s mirrored interior, over twin sliding lower construction, w.64cm floral print fabric, each raised on tapering cupboard doors, with pinched handles, to £70-100 supports, w.62.5cm £80-120 stepped slightly tapering supports, h.101.5cm, 318 w.91.5cm, d.27.5cm £80-120 Ingmar Relling (1920-2002) - a 1960s pale formed laminate framed 'Siesta' chair, of curved 323 X form, with canvas and tan button applied A 1960s Danish rosewood and leather slung seat, w.64cm chrome long coffee table, £80-120 the rectangular top supported on 319 flat-sided chrome outswept A 1960s Danish walnut framed and chocolate supports, with further brown leather buttoned upholstered open rosewood inset detail, with clear glass top, h.51cm, length armchair, raised on tapering forelegs, w.74cm £80-120 151cm, d.59.5cm £120-180 320 A 1960s Danish pale formed laminate framed open armchair , having red fabric upholstered fixed pad seat, of Allen key construction, w.61.5cm £50-70 Lot 321
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324 328 Kurt Østervig (1912-86) - a 1960s Danish light A pair of 1960s Danish hardwood armchairs, oak framed three-seater waiting room bench, each having grey fabric padded upholstery with having tan leather inset arm rests, raised on striped cushions, raised on square supports, turned supports, w.194cm w.66cm £120-180 £100-150
325 329 Gordon Russell (1892-1980) - a 1960s teak A 1960s Danish tan leather lounge chair, having nest of three occasional tables, having reeded Lot 327 removable cushioned back and seat, raised on detail and on plain supports, each labelled to turned and tapering teak supports, w.82cm underside, the largest h.46cm, w.68.5cm, £70-100 d.45.5cm £40-60 330 A mid-20th century oak framed and grey 326 striped upholstered open armchair, having A 1960s walnut rectangular coffee table, having curved arms, w.59cm curved sides, with laddered undertier on slightly £50-70 tapering supports, h.51cm, length 101.5cm, d.50.5cm 331 £40-60 A pair of mid-20th century oak framed ladderback armchairs, the shaped arm rests on 327 spindle turned supports, to further turned and A 1960s teak low coffee table, having bowed Lots 331 tapering forelegs, with floral cushion upholstery, sides, with laddered undertier, on turned w.67cm supports, h.47cm, length 120cm, d.55cm £40-60 £40-60
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338 Henning Kjaernulf for Sorø Stolefabrik - a 1960s Danish teak dining suite, comprising D-end extending dining table with pull-out action and four extra drop- in leaves, raised on slightly curved tapering supports, labelled to stretcher and stamped No.2036, max length 320cm, h.73cm, d.120cm; together with a set of ten tub back dining chairs, having A-frame arms with original orange cloth Lot 333 Lots 335, 336 fabric, upholstered pad back and seats, to turned supports, w.49.5cm (11) 332 336 £800-1,200 Hans Wegner (1914-2007) for Getama - a pair A 1960s Danish tan buttoned leather of 1970s Danish beech open armchairs, having upholstered swivel bucket chair, raised on five blue cloth fabric upholstered pad backs and seats, spoke chrome base, w.78.5cm w.62cm £80-120 £40-60 337 333 Henry Rosengren Erik Buch for O.D. Møbler - a pair of 1960s light Hansen for Skovby oak elbow chairs, each having black leather fixed Mobilfabrik - a 1960s pad backs and seats, labelled verso, w.60cm Danish teak long £120-180 sideboard, having five central drawers flanked 334 by twin sliding cupboard A 1960s Danish black vinyl upholstered three- doors, on slightly curved seater sofa, having buttoned leather cushions and and notched tapering raised on stained beech square supports, supports, label to inside w.205cm of left hand cupboard £150-200 door, h.82cm, w.220cm, d.47cm 335 £400-600 N. Eilersen - a 1960s ebonised ladderback rocking open armchair, having striped upholstered fixed pad seat with removable cushion back, w.63cm £80-120
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339 343 A 1970s Danish turned hardwood framed and A set of five 1960s tan leather buttoned upholstered armchair, Swedish teak dining having three removable cushions and rolled arms, chairs by Svegards w.86cm Markaryd, having £60-90 curved barbacks over black vinyl stuffover 340 padseats, stamped A 1960s tan leather buttoned upholstered marks verso, w.45cm armchair, raised on squat circular chrome £120-180 outswept supports, w.92.5cm £60-90 344 A 1970s teak Ladderax 341 modular wall unit, A 1960s formica and cream buttoned vinyl inset comprising one three freestanding bar, one end of curved form, with drawer chest rear integral painted shelves (fitted for electricity), compartment, one h.100cm, w.135cm, d.56cm; together with a set of fallfront cupboard four 1960s beech and vinyl inset bar stools, compartment, two twin stamped Romania verso, h.72cm (5) sliding door glass £100-150 fronted compartments each with interior 342 adjustable glass shelf, A 1960s Danish teak dining table, having circular two 3ft teak shelves, single dropflap with opposing hinged gateleg three teak laddered Danish Furniture Control action, with circular label Lot 344 uprights and fourteen verso, h.70cm, dia.133cm metal connecting bars £100-150 £300-500
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345 349 350 A 1970s teak and white enamelled metal open A set of four 1960s Ercol blond elm stickback A 1960s Ercol light elm three-seater ‘surfboard’ 3ft wallshelf, the four shelves supported by breakfast chairs, w.41.5cm settee, having stickback end rails, removable typical laddered uprights, with eight metal £80-120 panelled back and cushions, on turned supports, connecting bars length 207cm £50-100 £200-400
346 A set of seven 1960s bent plywood and blue painted tubular metal stacking cafe chairs, w.41.5cm £50-100
347 A 1970s Ercol light elm stickback open lounge chair, with chequer fabric upholstered cushions, w.71cm £50-70
348 Sigurd Ressel (1920-2010) for Vatne Møbler - a 1960s ebonised ‘Falcon’ chair, of formed laminate construction, with tan leather buttoned Lot 350 cushion slung seat, labelled verso, w.77cm £300-400
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54 LACY SCOTT & KNIGHT 353 An Ercol light elm three door sideboard, having twin lower drawers and raised on roller castors, h.76cm, w.130cm, d.44cm £150-200
354 An Ercol light elm dropflap three-tier tea trolley, with raised galleried tiers on turned supports to roller castors, h.75cm, w.46cm (leaves down), d.73cm £80-120
355 A pair of 1960s Ercol light elm stickback candlestick kitchen chairs, model No.3462, w.41cm; together with a further 1960s Ercol light elm stickback elbow chair, w.61cm (3) £70-100 Lot 351 351 An Ercol light elm three-piece lounge suite, comprising two seater sofa and a pair of armchairs, each with floral upholstered removable cushions, labelled verso, sofa w.137cm, chairs w.77cm £200-300
352 A 1970s Ercol light elm dining suite, comprising dining table with rounded corners, on tapering supports, h.72cm, length 150cm, d.76.5cm, and a set of four matching high stickback dining chairs (5) £120-180
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356 359 A set of four 1960s Ercol blond elm barback Ligne Roset - a contemporary grey painted stacking kitchen chairs, the dished seats raised aluminium and glass topped combination dining on turned tapering supports united by high / coffee table, having rise-and-fall action, with stretchers, w.39cm single extra drop-in leaf, raised on castors, max £120-180 length 165cm, d.80cm, coffee table h.32cm, dining table h.70cm 357 £50-100 A large 1980s heavy smoky glass topped circular coffee table, raised on flat-sided chrome arched and curved base, of Allen key construction, h.42cm, dia.118cm £120-180
358 A contemporary burnished steel low square occasional table, having clear glass inset top, with proud finials to tapering supports united by wirework interlaced X-framed stretcher, h.51cm, w.60cm, d.60cm £40-60 360 A pair of contemporary Italian stained beech double stools, each with tan coloured strung seats, labelled verso, h.55cm, w.100cm, d.40cm £50-100 Lot 358
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56 LACY SCOTT & KNIGHT 361 A large contemporary Italian chrome floor light, having a smoked perspex circular tapering shade, on plain column to outswept square support, h.182cm £150-200
362 Fontana Arte - a Nobi Terra Quatro 3599 Lot 365 chrome floor lamp, having tilting and rotating shades, with original paperwork, h.185cm £200-300
363 364 Philippe Starck Maarten Van Severen (1956-2005) for Vitra - a (b.1949) for Kartell - set of four No.3 dining chairs, polyurethane a set of eight clear foam raised on grey coated metal supports, with perspex stacking raised Vitra marks and further conforming labels ‘Ghost’ chairs, verso, w.38cm w.39cm £80-120 £250-400 365 Bruno Fattorini (b.1939) for MDF Italia - a LIM 3.0 long dining table, grey anodised aluminium framed with heavy frosted glass inset top, h.72.5cm, length 220cm, d.89.5cm £200-300
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LACY SCOTT & KNIGHT 57 366 A set of four contemporary figured walnut tub ‘Willow’ elbow chairs, in the manner of Hans Wegner, each having pale green fixed leather upholstered pad seats, w.60cm £100-150
367 After Wassily Kandinsky - a machine woven woollen wall hanging, with typical bright geometric abstract design, with lower tassel ends, 85 x 79cm £50-100
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58 LACY SCOTT & KNIGHT MUSIC & FILM MEMORABILIA Friday 11th September at 4pm
On View Thursday 10th September 10am-7pm and from 9am on the morning of the sale Catalogue web site: WWW.LSK.CO.Uk
Results available online approximately one hour following the sale Buyer’s Premium charged on all lots at 20% plus VAT Live bidding available through our website (3% plus VAT surcharge applies) Your contact at the saleroom is: Glenn Pearl [email protected] 01284 748 625 Image this page: 673
Chartered Surveyors Glenn Pearl – Music & Film Memorabilia specialist 01284 748 625 Land & Estate Agents Tel: Email: [email protected] 150 YEARS est. 1869 Auctioneers & Valuers www.lsk.co.uk C The first 91 lots of the auction are from the 506 collection of Jonathan Ruffle, a British Del Amitri, a presentation gold disc for the album writer, director and producer, who has Waking Hours, with photograph of the band and made TV and radio programmes for the plaque below “Presented to Jonathan Ruffle to BBC, ITV, and Channel 4. During his time as recognise sales in the United Kingdom of more a producer of the Radio 1 show from the than 100,000 copies of the A & M album mid-1980s-90s he collected the majority of “Waking Hours” 1990”, framed and glazed, 52 x 42cm. the lots on offer here. These include rare £50-80 vinyl, acetates, and Factory Records promotional items. The majority of the 507 vinyl lots being offered for sale in Mint or Aerosmith, a presentation CD for the album Get Near-Mint condition – with some having a Grip with plaque below “Presented to Jonathan never been played. Lot 505 Ruffle to recognise sales in the United Kingdom of more than 100,000 copies of the Geffen 503 album “Get A Grip” 1993”, framed and glazed, 42 A pair of Bower & Wilkins (B&W) DM110 stereo x 42cm. speakers no. 140051, with BBC label verso, w.26, £30-50 d.26, h.49. ££30-50 508 Ice-T, a presentation CD for the album Home 504 Invasion with plaque below “Presented to Guns N’ Roses, a presentation CD for Jonathan Ruffle to recognise sales in the United the album The Spaghetti Incident? Kingdom of more than 60,000 copies of the with plaque below “Presented to Rhyme Syndicate Records album “Home Jonathan Ruffle to recognise sales in Invasion” 1993”, framed and glazed 41 x 41cm. the United Kingdom of more than £20-40 300,000 copies of the Geffen album “The Spaghetti Incident?” 1994” 509 framed and glazed 42 x 42cm. Nirvana, a presentation CD for the album £20-40 Incesticide with plaque below “Presented to Jonathan Ruffle to recognise sales in the United 505 Kingdom of more than 100,000 copies of the Guns N’ Roses, a platinum two disc Geffen album “Incesticide” 1993”, framed and presentation set for the albums Use glazed, 42 x 42cm. Your Illusion I and II, each with central £30-50 plaque “Presented to Jonathan Ruffle to recognise sales in the United Kingdom of more than 600,000 copies of the album Use Your Illusion I/II 1994, framed and glazed, 44 x 52cm. £50-80
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501 An EMT (Elektro-Mess-Technik) 948 Broadcast Turntable no. 58502 having illuminated push buttons and metal chassis (Ex BBC), w.51, d.64, h.87cm £1,500-2,500
502 A pair of Spendor Type BC1 loudspeakers, serial no. 12009, with BBC label verso, w.30, d.30, h.64cm ££50-100 Lot 509
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60 LACY SCOTT & KNIGHT Lot 510 Lot 516
510 Nirvana, a presentation CD for the album In Utero with plaque below “Presented to Jonathan Ruffle to recognise sales in the United Kingdom of more than 100,000 copies of the Geffen Lot 518 album “In Utero” 1993”, framed and glazed, 42 x 42cm. £30-50 518 Factory Records and New Order, a bronzed 511 resin bust designed by Peter Saville from the John Farnham, a silver presentation record for the New Order single Round and Round, marked to single You’re The Voice with plaque below the socle base Little Lewey For New Order “Presented to Jonathon Ruffelle in recognition of Round & round & round & round and with your tremendous support in making John artists initials to the back. h.22cm. Lot 517 Farnham’s “You’re The Voice” a hit in the UK 1987”, together with one other silver The first run of these busts were limited to an edition of around 20 and were given out by presentation record for the Los Labos single La 514 Bamba with plaque below “Presented to a Factory Records. The Beloved - Happiness, a promotional £100-150 believer Jonathan Ruffle for his support in helping lithograph print for the 1990 album by Bob make Los Labos a No.1 UK hit”, each framed and Linney, limited edition no. 48/100, signed in pencil 519 glazed 36 x 26cm. (2) £20-40 to the margin and dated ‘90, 44 x 44cm. A Factory Communications (Factory Records) £30-50 1988 wall planner, starting in a table-of-elements 512 style on the 24th January, designed by Peter 515 Enya, a silver presentation record for the single Saville, printed in England by James Upton A Walt Disney Company Limited Edition Orinoco Flow with plaque below “Presented to Limited, 119 x 55cm. Serigraph Cel “Donald’s Golf Game”, produced in Jonathan Ruffle to recognise sales in the United 1990, with certificate verso, 24 x 34cm. Issued in an edition of 200 to celebrate Kingdom of more than 250,000 copies of the £30-50 WEA records single “Orinoco Flow” 1988”, Factory/The Movement of the 24th January 10th together with one other silver presentation Anniversary. 516 £40-60 record for the Sam Brown single Stop with A bakelite telephone, the centre of the dial plaque below “Presented to Jonathan Ruffle to printed DMC Music Awards 9th Nov. 1992 Best 520 recognise sales in the United Kingdom of more Female Vocalist Alison Limerick Hear My Call. Palatine The Factory Story / 1979-1990 four CD than 200,000 copies of the A & M single “Stop” £30-50 1989”, each framed and glazed, 36 x 26cm. (2) box set, Tears in Their Eyes, Life’s A Beach, The £20-40 Beat Groups and Selling Out, with booklet and 517 VHS cassette. 513 A Nero Lemania nickel cased chronograph £15-25 stopwatch, the enamel dial with Arabic numerals, Shakespears Sister, a presentation CD for the the case back stamped BBC 2312, 9cm including 521 album Hormonally Yours with plaque below suspension ring. Hothouse Flowers - Home, 1990 UK promo box “Presented to Jonathan Ruffle to recognise sales £40-60 in the United Kingdom of more than 300,000 set, sealed. £20-30 copies of “Hormonally Yours” Thanks for your valuable and continued support of Shakespear Sister 1992”, framed and glazed, 42 x 42cm. £10-20
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LACY SCOTT & KNIGHT 61 526 Mel Smith and Griff Rhys-Jones - Bitter and Twisted acetate, two discs each with The Town House label hand written Mel Smith & Griff Rhys-Jones “Bitter & Twisted DIX 79 A/B, in a plain white sleeve with further hand written Siren Records label and dated 28.11.88., together with a copy of Bitter and Twisted and Scratch and Sniff. (3) £30-50
527 Rowan Atkinson, an unmarked white Lot 530 label LP, incised in the run-off POLD - 5217 - A and impressed POLD 5217 B, the plain sleeve hand written Lot 522 1. Intro 2. Tom Dick and Harry 3. Fellatio 4. Fatal Beatings 5. football 522 manager (both 4 and 5 ticked) 6. Erasure - Chorus, User Manual Cassette and Frank Darron? &. Indian Water, Compact disc, 1991 UK promo, the CD and together with Rowan Atkinson - Not cassette stored within the pages of the manual Just a Pretty Face and two The with accompanying letter on Ferret & Spanner Comedy Show and Spot LP’s headed paper with Erasure Discography to the stickered to the label “Political opposing side. Humor I Broadcast Week 9-7-87”, in £30-50 plain sleeves. (4) Lot 531 £30-50 530 523 528 Guns N’ Roses, Appetite For Destruction, 1987 A Gastown Productions New Relativity Records Geffen Records 924 148 - 1, Promotional Copy Sony KCS 10 promotional video cassette for The Secret Policeman’s Ball, 1979 Amnesty International, Island IPS in uncensored sleeve. (1) Einstein “Incognito” dated June 6th 1984, £50-80 together with Ice-T The Ice Opinion two cassette 9601, sealed, together with The Secret Policeman’s Third Ball, Music Audiobook, Ice-T as told to Heidi Siegmund, 531 factory sealed and The Buddha of Suburbia and Comedy LP’s with Virgin Press Guns N’ Roses, Wembley Illusion, Special Limited Paperback and CD box set with Ferret & Release. (3) £15-25 Edition White label, Recorded Live at Wembley Spanner sticker. (3) £30-50 Stadium, Saturday 31st August 1991, Promotional 529 Copy for Radio Station use. (1) £50-80 524 A collection of various comedy LP’s to include Ivor Cutler - Jammy Smears, A collection of promotional items to include 532 Hooters Satellite picture discs x2, Neneh Cherry Stan Arnold - Showstoppers For The Nirvana, In Utero, 1993 Special Limited Edition Manchild 3” CD single, Status Quo Rock til You Intelijunt (signed), Derek and Clive - Come Again, Monty Python - The Final Disc, sealed. Drop cardboard guitar (lacking CD), Simply Red £100-150 Montreux EP signed with Ferret & Spanner Rip Off and Matching Tie and release date sticker, Des O’Connor Portrait Handkerchief, Rodney Dangerfield - I signed CD, a Pet Shop Boys Christmas card and Don’t Get No Respect (sealed) and Fleetwood Mac Behind the Mask box set etc. No Respect, Ben Elton - Motormouth £30-50 and Motorvation, Don Novello - Father Guido Sarducci, Randy 525 Newman - Lonely At The Top, BBC - Withnail and I, 1987 Original Soundtrack Offbeat Sound Effects, Steve Allen - Recording, Moment 110, Matrix DM B - 9308 A - Funny Fone Calls, Don Adams - Get 1 / 8 - 87. (1) Smart and Weird Al Yankovic - Even £20-30 Worse etc. (50) £50-100
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62 LACY SCOTT & KNIGHT 536 538 The Orb, The Orb’s Adventures The Cure, a collection of nine 12” singles to Beyond The Ultraworld, 1991 include Why Can’t I Be With You 12” remix x2 Promotional double LP, Special (both with Ferret & Spanner stickers), The Classical Pressing sticker to the cover Caterpillar FICSX 20, Close To Me FICSX 23, with further sticker bottom left One Hundred Years Fiction CURE 1 (promo “Appearing 15 APR 1991” and one only), The Upstairs Room FICSX 18 x2, Boy’s other sticker verso “Recommended Don’t Cry (New Voice Club Mix) and Lullaby air play track “Perpetual Dawn” Disc 2 FICSX 29 (Ferret & Spanner sticker.) (9) Track 1 to be remixed as the next £40-60 Lot 533 single.” (1) £30-50 539 A collection of various 12” singles many being 537 promotional to include The Farm - All Together A collection of various LP’s and CD’s Now (white label, promo copy), Pet Shop Boys - mainly dating from the 1980’s/90’s, Domino Dancing (promo), Jamie Principle - Baby various genres to include many Wants To Ride, Bomb The Bass - Beat Dis (with promotional examples to include promo sticker), Jam & Spoon - The Complete Erasure - I Say I Say I Say (Limited Stella, Unique II - Loveline (with Single Minded edition CD pop-up gatefold sleeve promo sheet and sticker dated 16 May 1994), with booklet) New Order - Moby - Hymn (promo copy with single Minded Brotherhood (Fact 150 with Out promo sheet and sticker dated 16 May 1994), Promotion sticker), Eno - More Blank Front 242 - Official Version (plastic outer sleeve), Than Frank (promo copy with print), Dream Warriors - Wash Your Face In My Sink The Peel Sessions - The Sampler, (promo copy), G. Love & Special Sauce - Blues Generation X - Kiss Me Deadly Music (10” Special Edition Limited Edition (promo copy), Love and Money promo), The Art Of Noise - No Nonsense (white label 1/2 with hand written (sampler), Portishead - Numb (promo copy) and sleeve), Buzzcocks - Singles Going Reload - Auto Reload Vol. 2 E.P. (promo) (13) Steady (BBC Gramophone Library), £50-80 Lot 534 Prince - Sign O The Times (promo copy in remains of shrink wrap), 540 Mortal Coil - Filigree & Shadow, The R.E.M. / The Golden Palominos, a collection of 533 Art Of Noise - The Fone Mixes, Yello 12” vinyl to include Finest Workshop x3 (12” - 1980-1985 The New Mix In One media version signed Peter Buck & Mike Mills, Joy Division, Substance 1977-1980, 1988 Factory Go (promo copy), Radio 1 - The Best Lenghty Club Mix promo and Lengthy Club Mix Communications, FACT - 250 - A1 / B-3, Of The Radio 1 Sessions, The IRMT 161), I Believe (promo), Can’t Get There together with New Order, Substance 1987, Damned - Anything, Pet Shop Boys - From Here (extended mix with print banner for Factory Communications 1987, double LP Fact Disco and The Courier - Motion Bandwagon and Burning Hell), It’s The End Of 200. (2) £30-50 Picture Soundtrack. (15) The World As We Know It (And I Feel Fine) £50-100 IRMT 145, Fall On Me IRMT 121, Superman 534 (promo), Chronic Town (sealed), Boy (Go) (promo and Clustering Train (promo.) (11) New Order, The Gatefold Substance, limited £40-60 edition no.0561/1000, Fact 200 Album One - Conch shell red. Album Two- Peony Blue. Not for resale unless desperate, with Out Promotion sticker. (1) £100-150
535 The Mighty Caesars, Wiseblood, 1987 White label Ambassador test pressing, hand written The Mighty Caesars “Wise Blood” Ambassador Test Pressing Due for release March 6th ‘87, in black and white paper sleeve. (1) £30-50
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LACY SCOTT & KNIGHT 63 541 Smiths / Morrissey, a collection of six 12” singles to include Meat Is Murder Rough 81 A2/B2 Illness Is Art and Doing The Wythenshawel Waltz in run-off, Panic RTT 193 (with nine sticker insert and Ferret & Spanner sticker), Girlfriend RTT 197 (Ferret & Spanner sticker), Ask RTT 194 and Everyday Is Like Sunday x2 12POPDJ 1619 (promo.) (6) £40-60
542 A collection of LP’s and 12” records to include The Rolling Stones - Goats Head Soup (promo copy), The Who - A Quick One (Limited Edition 2675 216), The Roxy London WC 2 - Compilation, New Order - Brotherhood (Out Promotion sticker), Prefab Sprout - Steve McQueen, Peter Gabriel - So, The B52’s - S/T, Billy Lot 547 Bragg - Life’s A Riot With Spy Vs Spy, Elvis Costello and the Attractions - Blood & 547 Chocolate, Balearic Beats - The Album Vol 1, Rave U2, With Or Without You, a rare UK white label ‘92 - Compilation (Media enterprises int. release 12” pressing 121s 319 A - 1U - 1 - 1 - 1, hand date 16 Nov 1992 sticker), The Shamen - En-Tact written 12 in A, released 16th With or Without (One Little Indian Records flier and sticker), You, the plain white sleeve dated 25 Feb 1987, Concrete Blonde - S/T, Queen - Live Magic and hand written Janice Long 1215 319A-14., (manufacturers not for sale sticker), Bangles - together with the unmarked white label B-Side Different Light (CBS Demonstration only), Luminous Times and Walk to the Water, the Madness - Mad Not Mad and The Undertones - sleeve further dated 25 Feb 1987 and hand All Wrapped Up etc. (53) £50-100 written Janice Long 1215 319B-14. (2) Lot 548 Taken from The 1987 album The Joshua Tree 543 With Or Without You was released 16th March 548 1987, this example pre-dates the release date The Beatles - Revolver, UK Original Tomorrow U2, Where The Streets Have No Name, 12” and is thought to have been a world exclusive Never Knows withdrawn pressing, PMC 7009 promotional record 15340 A2/B2 TOWN 1st on air play on BBC Radio 1. HOUSE DMM in run-off, the plain white sleeve EXE 605-2 / 606-1. (1) £200-300 £50-80 hand written U2 A.1 Where the Streets Have no Name A.2 Race Against Time B.1 Silver & Gold 544 B.2 Sweetest Thing with Guy Holmes Island Life The Beatles - A Promotions stickers to bottom corners. (1) £40-60 Hard Day’s Night, UK 1st 549 pressing, Parlophone U2, a collection of eight 12” singles to include PMC 1230 XEX Where The Streets Have No Name (Island Life 481-3N / 482- Promotions sticker), With Or Without You (Island 3N. (1) Life Promotions sticker), Even Better Than The £30-50 Real Thing (the perfecto mix) (promo copy), Desire x3 (gatefold, promo and single), Angel Of Harlem, Day And Knight, together the studio 545 Lot 550 album War (lacking sleeve.) (9) £50-80 The Beatles, a collection of three LP’s to include Beatles For Sale PCS 3062 Stereo, Sgt Pepper’s 550 Lonely Hearts Club Band PCS 7027 Stereo and Abbey Road PCS 7088 Stereo. (3) U2, Achtung Baby “Users Kit”, an Island Records £15-25 1991 promotional tool kit to include Berlin/Trabant poster map, screwdriver, spanner, 546 torch, keyring, CD and cassette, housed in a A collection of four Classic Poster Books to green nylon folding wallet printed with the band include the Beatles, James Dean, Marilyn Monroe name and album title, limited to an edition of and Psychedelia, each containing six ready to 200. £300-500 frame posters (three in original packaging.) (4) £20-40
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64 LACY SCOTT & KNIGHT 556 The Psychedelic Furs, a collection of ten LP’s and 12” singles to include Midnight To Midnight (Property of CBS Demonstartion Only Not For Sale sleeve), Forever Now, Pretty In Pink x2 (CBS A 13 1327 and CBS TA 7242), Shock, Danger, Heaven, The Ghost In You, All That Money Wants, Heartbreak Beat and Angels Don’t Cry. (10) £20-40 553 557 A large collection of CD’s A collection of various LP’s, 12” and 7” records, various genres to include various genres dating mainly from the 1980’s/90’s Nirvana - In Utero, The Who - some promotional copies etc. to include LL Cool Who’s Next, Pink Floyd - Shine J - Going Back To Cali (promo and official On (8 of 9 CD’s no box), The release), Naked Truth - Read Between The LInes, Police - Greatest Hits, U2 Hustlers Convention - The Groovers Delight EP, Achtung Baby, Madonna - Like A Killing Joke - “Ha” and Requiem, T-Empo - Virgin and Manic Street Saturday night, Sunday Morning, Age Of Chance - Preachers - Generation Terrorist. £20-40 Kiss, Rotterdam Termination Source - Merry X- Lot 551 Mess (DJ Advance copy), Outkast - Player’s Ball 554 (promo), Welcome To The Jungle (You’re Crazy 551 acoustic version), The Pogues - Fairytale In New A large collection of 7” singles mainly 1980’s/90’s U2, The Joshua Tree Collection, a set of five 7” York, Bomb The Base - Beat Dis, Elvis Costello - to include Queen - Flash and Love Of My Life, singles from the 1987 Joshua Tree album, each Dont Let Me Be Misunderstood, Throwing Muses Shriekback - My Spine Is The Baseline, Killing Joke sleeve titled sampler and numbered 1-5, in the - Chains Changed, Living In Texas - God Bless - Birds Of A Feather, Echo & The Bunnymen - The original box with Island Life Promotions sticker. America, The Pogues - Fairytale Of New York, Cutter, Depeche Mode - Shake The Disease, (1) Los Labos - ...And A Time To Dance, Voice Of The £100-150 Momus - The Hairstyle Of The Devil (Out Beehive - I Say Nothing, Stan Ridgway - Walking Promotion sticker), That Petrol Emotion - Big Home Alone (DJ Advance copy), Uncle Bob - 552 Decision, Madonna - Justify My Love, Beastie Boys Uncle Bob’s Burly House, The Motors - - Fight For Your Right, Foreigner - Cold As Ice, A collection of award ceremony, concert, festival Tennement Steps, Slaughterhouse 5 - Pathetic Pop Will Eat Itself - Can You Dig It, The Soup and theatre official and souvenir programmes to Girlfriend EP, Inspiral Carpets - This Is How It Dragons - I’m Free (Scott Piering label 2 JUl include The British Record Industry Awards (The Feels (remix), Eric B & Rakim - Paid In Full (Seven 1990), James - Come Home, Sly And Robbie - Brits) 1988 and 1990, Reggae Sunsplash, Reading Minutes Of Madness Coldcut Remix) and S- Boops ( Island Life promo sticker), Pet Shop Boys Festival 1999, Music Week Awards 1988, The Express - Theme From S-Express etc. (80) - It’s A Sin, Genghis Khan - S/T (1979 German Famous Charisma Box - The History of Charisma £50-100 Eurovision), EMF - Unbelievable x2, The Cure - Records 1968-1985, U2 The Joshua Tree and Pictures Of You, ZZ Top - Sharp Dressed Man, Rattle And Hum 1988 Gala Premiere and R.E.M. 558 Suede - Metal Mickey (Garry Blackburn 14 Sept 1987 Work Tour etc.(22) Adamski, Killer, white label 12” test pressing hand £30-50 1992 sticker), En Vogue - Hold On (promo), Tom written Adamski “Killer” A WMCAT 1400, in plain Petty - Yer So Bad, Screecher Comforts - Various black sleeve. (1) artists (limited double with Fierce Panda press £10-20 release.), U2 - With Or Without You (Island Life Promo sticker), The Glove - Like An Animal and 559 Faith No More - Falling To Pieces etc. (148) £50-100 The La’s, There She Goes, 12” white label single, A1 There She Goes 2. Comer In, Come Out, 555 Golas 212, Go! Discs with Anglo Irish sticker Release Date 31.10.88., together with Way Out The Stone Roses, a collection of UK 12” white label single, Golas 112, Go! Discs, three 12” singles to include with a promotional photograph, typed biography What The World Is Waiting For, and There’s A Scouse In The House Tour listing. FEs 2 ORE (T) 13 A-1 / AA-2 £10-20 with sticker to cover, two prints and Beer Davies Arts Guardian 560 Publicity sheet, Elephant Stone, The Peel Sessions, a collection of nine 12” Silvertone A PORKY PRIME records all on Strange Fruit to include The Smiths CUT ORE - T 1 and Made Of SFPS 055, Joy Division SFPS 033, The Bonzo Dog Stone, Silvertone ORE T 2 A / B, Band SFPS 051, New Order SFPS 039, The (lacking inner sleeve.) (3) £30-50 Damned SFPS 040 (signed), The Cure SFPS 050, Birthday Party SFPS 020, T. Rex SFPS 031 and The Specials SFPS 018. (9) Lot 555 £40-60
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LACY SCOTT & KNIGHT 65 561 New Order, a collection of 12” singles and remixes to include Blue Monday Fac 73 A2/B2 die cut sleeve, True Faith Remix/1963 Fac 183R, Fine Time Silk Mix Fac 223R (Out Promotions sticker), Blue Monday 1988/Beach Buggy Fac 73R, State Of The Nation/Shame Of The Nation Fac 123 (Out Promotion sticker), World Sexy Disco Dub Mix (Club Promo only) and World In Motion Remix Fac 293R. (7) £40-60
562 Lot 562 A collection of eleven 7” white label and promo singles to include Joy Division - Atmosphere FAC 566 569 - 213 -7A white label, New Order x4 - Fine Time The Smiths / Morrissey, a collection of twelve 7” A collection of LP’s and 12” records, mainly A VER #123281 white label, Touched By The singles to include Shoplifters Of The World Unite, 1980’s/90’s to include The Who - It’s Hard, Hand Of God FAC 193-7 white label, True Faith Big Mouth Strikes Again, Last Night I Dreamt That Einstein - Sex And Science, Big Joe Turner - The 1963 FAC 183/7 (Out Promotion sticker) and Somebody Loved Me, Girlfriend In A Coma x2, I Rhythm And Blues Years, Emerson Lake & Palmer World In Motion FAC 293-7 (Out Promotion Started Something That I Couldn’t Finish, The - Works, Hearts Of Fortune - Immaculate Fools, sticker), Happy Mondays x5 - Kinky Afro FAC Joke That Isn’t Funny Anymore (signed Everything But The Girl - Baby The Stars Shine 302-7, Step On FAC 272-7, Hallelujah Remix By MORRISSEY), Our Frank, Piccadilly Parlare x2 Bright, Modern English - After The Snow, Torch Paul Oakenfold x3 each FAC 242-7 white label. (one demo), Ouija Board and November Song - Ecstasy, The Cure - Standing On A Beach, (11) Spawned A Monster. (12) Tuxedo Moon - Desire, World Party - Private £50-80 £20-30 Revolution, Yello - One Second, XTC - Skylarking, The Chicago House Of Sound - Vol III Acid 563 567 Tracks, Public Enemy - It Takes A Nation Of The Stone Roses, a collection of six 7” singles to A large collection of miscellaneous production Millions To Hold Us Back, The Boomtown Rats - include One Love ORE DJ 17 A-1 French text compact discs to include BBC sound effects. S/T, Rolling Stones - Love You Live and Billy Bragg yellow label dated 13 Juin 1990, One Love ORE (three boxes) - Talking With The Taxman About Poetry. (38) 17A Limited edition colour postcard, One Love £20-30 £30-50 ORE DJ 17 A-1 Demonstration record, She Bangs The Drums ORE 6-A with Beer Davies 568 570 promo flier and What The World Is Waiting For A collection of various LP’s to include Genesis - A large collection of CD’s of various genres to ORE 13 A-1 Beer Davies Fools Gold release date Foxtrot (UK 1st pressing), Mitsui O.S.K. Lines - A include Jimi Hendrix - Cornerstones (1967- November 13 sticker (no postcard.) (6) Gift From The Sea, Ramones - Mania, Pink Floyd - 1970), Garbage - S/T, Eminem - The Eminem £30-50 The Wall, Soft Cell - The Singles, Prince and The Show, Faith No More - Angel Dust, Coldplay - A Revolution - Parade, Johnny Kidd And The Pirates Rush Of Blood To The Head, The Best Anthems 564 - Rarities, Eric Clapton - The Best Of, Cocteau Ever - Various (promo), David Bowie - Aladinn A collection of various 7” acetates, promotional Twins - Victorialand, The Stranglers - Rarities, Sane (promo), Beastie Boys - Licensed To Ill, Guns and white label singles to include Bon Jovi - You Madness - Keep Moving, The Glove - Blue N’ Roses - Appetite For Destruction (promo), Give Love A Bad Name (acetate with Sunshine, The Who - Meaty, Beaty, Big & Bouncy Iggy Pop - Lust For Life (promo), The Who - Phonogram Ltd flier), The Housemartins - Me (no sleeve), Depeche Mode - Speak & Sell (no Quadrophenia, Morrissey - Viva Hate, R.E.M. - And The Farmer (acetate), Beautiful South - I’ll sleeve), Public Enemy - Yo! Bum Rush The Show, Monster (promo), Blur - Modern Life Is Rubbish, Sail This Ship Alone (white label), Inspiral Carpets Muddy Waters - Hoochie Coochie Man (promo), Alice In Chains - Dirt, Public Enemy - Fear Of A - Unifrom (sealed), INXS - Devil Inside (acetate), The Cure - Concert The Cure Live, Aztec Back Planet, Pink Floyd - Animals, Fatboy Slim - The Primitives - Crash (white label), Dodgy - Camera - Knife, Robbie Robertson - S/T, Rolling Better Living Through Chemistry, Volume Eight - Water Under The Bridge (promo), Run DMC - Stones - Under Cover, Jesus Jones - Doubt, Living Various (promo), Blur - Parklife (BBC Runs House (acetate), Faith No More - Epic In Texas - Cowboy Dream, Heaven 17 - The Gramophone Library), Soul Asylum - Grave (white label), The Lightening Seeds - All I Want Luxury Gap, Killing Joke - Brighter Than A Dancers Union, Psychedelic Furs - Midnight To (white label), Blues Brothers - Everybody Needs Thousand Suns, The Mothers Of Invention - Midnight, Pearl Jam - Vs (Epic release date sticker) (white label) and Bryan Adams - Everything I Do Uncle Meat, Motorhead - A Quiet Night In, Bill and Terrorvision - How To Make Friends and (white label with AM Records flier.) (52) Nelson - Quit Dreaming And Get On The Beam, Influence People. (approx. 300) £100-150 The Smithereens - Especially For You, Knebworth £80-120 - Various Artists, Siouxsie And The Banshees - 565 Hyaena and The Sluggers - Over The Fence etc. R.E.M., a collection of six LP’s to include Murmur, (50) Dead Letter Office, Life’s Rich Pageant, Reckoning £50-100 x2 and Eponymous, together with six 7” singles to include Can’t Get There From Here, Stand x2, Wendell Gee and Finest Workshop (white label and promo.) (12) £30-50
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571 575 578 A New Order Blue Monday Manual flipbook Eddie Brickell & The New Bohemians, a colour A collection of promotional items to include (1988), the front cover printed in various colours print signed by the band, 32 x 32cm, together Never Mind The Buzzcocks mouse mats x3, mugs “New Order Blue Monday Manual Video Thanks with various other music related prints to include x2 and a bottle opener, The Beautiful South 0898 To Fay And Robert Breer And William Wegman John Lennon “Honeymoon”, It’s Imaterial Ed’s boxed CD and cassette set with Anglo Plugging And A Very Happy Christmas 1988 To You FAC Funky Diner print and Gavin Wilson It’s a World flier, a Debbie Gibson Shake Your Love cocktail 235” (1) Thing limited edition print no. 576/750 etc. (10) shaker (missing lid), Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds £200-300 £20-40 Live Seeds CD and The Pet Shop Boys Very Relentless limited edition double CD in sealed 572 576 plastic wallet. (12) The Red Hot Chili Peppers - One Hot Minute, A large collection of CD singles mainly being £30-50 promotional CD signed to the inner sleeve by promotional copies to include The Stone Roses - Anthony Kiedis, Dave Navarro and Flea, together Love Spreads, The Who - Won’t Get Fooled 579 with Madonna - Erotica promotional CD, signed Again, Snap - The Power, Morrissey - Hold On To Factory Records, a set of five FAC 51 The to the sleeve in gold pen and a promotional Five Your Friend, Portishead - Numb, New Order - Hacienda - Christmas 1987 promotional cards Live E.P. disc with promo letter signed by George 1963, Primal Scream - Jailbird, Blur - Girls And with unbroken paper sleeve signed by various Michael. (3) Boys (Petshop Boys remix), Pearl Jam - Dissident, Factory Records employees, together with a 12 £20-40 Sonic Youth - Sugar Kane, The Cranberries - inches of New Order perspex ruler. (2) Zombie, Pet Shop Boys - When I Was Mad and £100-150 573 Radiohead - My Iron Lung etc. (approx. 300) R.E.M., a WEA Records V.I.P. admittance ticket for £30-50 580 the Milton Keynes leg of the 1995 Monster tour, Factory Records, a set of five FAC 51 The together with one other ticket and food receipt 577 Hacienda - Christmas 1987 promotional cards from the venue, contained in the official card A collection of various LP’s to include with unbroken paper sleeve signed by various outer sleeve, together with J.J. Cale Number 10 Greenpeace - Breakthrough (Three LP’s with Factory Records employees, together with a 12 promo CD in original wooden crate, a pair of booklets in Russian, the box addressed to the inches of New Order perspex ruler. (2) miniature boxing gloves one signed Chrissie BBC), The Smiths - The World Won’t Listen, The £100-150 Hynde, the other Gary Stretch, a signed This is Cure - Kiss Me Kiss Me Kiss Me, Big Audio Spinal Tap VHS cassette and Manic Street Dynamite - This Is Big Audio Dynamite (promo), I 581 Preachers Gold Against The Soul promo CD etc. Was A Teenage Zombie Soundtrack - Various, Chris Burke, 20th century, Figures and £30-50 Pete Townshend - Another Scoop (promo), Phil skateboarder, limited edition print no. 130/150, Collins - Face Value, The Anti-Heroin Project - It’s signed, 54 x 73cm. This artwork was used on the 574 Another World, Microdisney - The Clock Comes cover of the 1990 compilation CD Massive Guns N’ Roses - G N’ R Lies promotional CD Down The Stairs, Genesis - S/T and Napalm Reggae Hits 4. together with “The Spaghetti Incident?” CD, The Death - Still etc. (37) £20-30 “Civil War” limited edition E.P. numbered 00081, £30-50 Civil War radio play 7” single from the “Nobody’s 582 Child” LP and It’s So Easy 7” single. (5) Angus McBean, (1904-1990), a black and white £15-25 photograph of 1980’s singer Carmel McCourt, signed lower left Angus McBean London, 1989, 39 x 35cm. £30-50
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LACY SCOTT & KNIGHT 67 589 A collection of assorted CD’s various genres Lot 584 many being demonstration copies to 583 include Crowded House Crocodile Dundee, 1986 film poster, starring Paul - Woodface (demo), The Hogan and Linda Kozlowski, M.A.P.S. Litho Ltd, 67 Levellers - Levellers x 34cm, together with various other film and (demo), Cypress Hill - music posters to include The Out-Of-Towners, Black Sunday (demo, Private Benjamin, Genesis, Psychedelic Furs and sealed), Coldcut - What’s The Jam. (6) That Noise, Ice-T - £20-40 Home Invasion, Bob Dylan - Forever Young, 584 Dire Straits - Brothers In Led Zeppelin Remasters, CD LZ1 a four track Arms, Echo & The CD Sampler For Promotional use. (1) Bunnymen - The Cutter, £15-25 Emmerson Lake & Palmer - Works Vol I and 585 The Stone Roses - Turns Stina Nordenstam - A Little Star, a boxed Into Stone etc. (approx promotional CD with introduction VHS cassette 90), together with a and East West Records promo flier. (1) collection of cassette £15-25 tapes to include Body Count - Born Dead 586 (demo), R.E.M. - Life’s The Complete Stax Volt Singles 1959-1968 9 Rich Pageant (demo) Volume box set 7-82218-2, together with The and James - Seven Byrds Ultimate 4-CD boxed set (sealed), Tougher (demo) (approx. 30) Than Tough The Story of Jamaican Music 4 £30-50 Compact Dic Edition (sealed) and B.B. King King Lot 600 of the Blues Ultimate Collection 4 disc box set (sealed). (4) 590 600 £30-50 The Psychedelic Furs, a collection of six 7” singles A late 19th century walnut cased wall mounted to include The Ghost In You, All That Money and coin operated Polyphon by Nicole Freres of 587 Wants E.P. x2, House, Dumb Waiters and My Leipzig, playing 15 1/2” discs, the mechanism A collection of LP’s mainly being Jazz to include Time/Heartbeat, together with All Of This And enclosed by a single glazed door flanked by Louis Armstrong - His Greatest Years Vols I-III, Nothing VHS promotional cassette and two turned pilasters, bearing a label to the side “Drop Fats Waller - The Vocal Fats Waller, The Best Of Bootleg Furs cassette tapes, The Hacienda a penny in the slot Nicole Freres - Leipzig”, Artie Shaw, Sweet Emma And Her Preservation Manchester 7.10.1982 and Montreal Spectrum together with six Polyphon discs. w.62, d.37, Hall Jazz Band - S/T, The Complete McKinney’s 25.9.84. (9) h.103cm. Cotton Pickers - Vols 1/2 (1928-1929) etc. £40-60 £1,000-1,500 (approx. 100), together with a collection of mainly Jazz CD’s to include Fats Waller - Aint 591 Misbehaving, Jools Holland - The Collection, Jazz Living In Texas - And David Cried / An Dem Cities - New Orleans and Louis Armstrong - Bahnhof RMNS 2 7” single in green paper sleeve, Greatest Hits. (55) together with Beautiful XATEX 10 promo 7” £40-60 single, Robert Palmer - She Makes My Day 10” acetate, Renegade Soundwave 7” mix 10” 588 acetate, Was Not Was - I Feel Better Than James Two boxes of 1980’s and later music related Brown 10” acetate, The Golden Palominoes - publications to include N.M.E., The Face, Rolling Visions Of Excess LP etc. (11) Stone and Vox etc. £40-60 £10-20
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68 LACY SCOTT & KNIGHT 606 A 20th century Continental violin, having a two piece back, ebony finger board and ebonised 601 pegs, bearing a label Antonius Stradivarious Cremonesis Faciebat Anno 1773, 36cm An early 20th (excluding button), together with a modern century German German violin, having a two piece back, ebony violin, having a two finger board and rosewood pegs, bearing a label piece maple back Imported 1963 by Leslie Sheppard, serial no. C- and ebony finger 407 and four various violin bows. (6) board, bearing a label £30-50 for Edmun Paulus Markneukirchen 607 (Sachsen), 36cm. A 20th century Czechoslovakian violin, having a (excluding button), two piece back stamped Stainer with ebony together with an finger board and rosewood pegs, bearing a label unmarked bow, in a Jakob Stainer in absam ***it made in Czcho- fitted case. £50-80 Slovakia, 36cm (excluding button) cased, with an unmarked bow, together with one other 20th Lot 601 602 century Continental violin, having a two piece back, ebony finger board and rosewood pegs, A late 19th/early 20th century violin, having a bearing a label Antonius Stradivarius one piece maple back with ebony fingerboard Cremonentis Faciebat Anno 1713, 36cm and rosewood pegs, 36cm (excluding button), (excluding button), in a modern blue felt lined together with a violin bow having an ebony and case. (2) mother of pearl frog, the stick stamped Seifert - £30-50 W, in an associated case bearing a label The Maidstone. 608 £100-200 A 20th century 1/2 size violin, having a two piece back and ebony finger board, 30cm, in a leather clad case, together with one other 20th century students violin, 36cm, cased. (2) £20-40 Lot 603 609 603 A Chinese Canton students violin, having a two A 19th century Italian violin, having a one piece piece back and ebony finger board, 34cm, cased, maple back, ebony finger board and rosewood together with two other Chinese violins, cased. pegs, bearing a label Gaspare Lorenzini Alliesso (3) Ce Guadagnini fecit Piacenza 1803, 36cm £20-30 (excluding button), in an associated case. £100-200 610 A 20th century violin, having a two piece back 604 and ebony finger board, bearing a label Antonius A late 19th century German violin bow, having Stradivarius Cremonenfis Faciebat Anno 17, nickel mounts and mother of pearl inlaid frog, 34cm (excluding button), together with one 74cm, together with eight other violin bows. (9) other 20th century violin and a Chinese Parrott £40-60 violin. (all cased) (3) £30-50 605 An early 20th century English violin, having a two 611 piece back and ebony finger board, bearing a A 20th century violin, having a two piece back label The Maidstone, Murdoch Murdoch & Co. and ebony finger board, bearing a label Atonius London,36cm (excluding button) in an ebonised Stradivarius Cremona fecit anno 1731, 36cm case with further The Maidstone label, together (excluding button), together with one other with one other The Maidstone violin, 36cm, Czechoslovakian violin bearing Stradivarius label, cased. (2) 34cm (excluding button), each cased. (2) £40-60 £30-50
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LACY SCOTT & KNIGHT 69 612 624 A Chinese Blessing students violin, 36cm, An Anborg Como brass French Horn. together with three other Chinese students £30-50 violins (three cased) (4) £15-25 625 An early 20th century silver plated C.G. Conn 613 saxophone, marked C.G. Conn Ltd Elkhart Ind. An early 20th century Czechoslovakian violin, USA, further marked Sole English Agent The having a two piece back, ebony finger board and Saxophone Shop Ltd 40 Gerrard Street, serial mother of pearl inlaid pegs, bearing a label no.133530. (1) Franzosische Violine Modell Stradivarius, 36cm £40-60 (excluding button), cased. £40-60 626 A modern Turkish seven string Baglama, in soft 614 carry case. A Continental violin, having a one piece back and £20-40 ebony finger board, bearing a label Andreas Guarnerius fecit Cremona sub titulo Santa Tersia 627 1692 with further indistinct pencil markings and A Gemeinhardt M2 flute serial no. B98352, in dated 1872, 36cm (excluding button), cased. fitted case. £100-200 £20-40
615 628 A German nickel mounted violin bow having an A Hawkes & Son Excelsior Sonorous Class A ebony frog with mother of pearl eye, stamped W. trombone, in fitted case, together with a Victorian Seifert, 61cm., together with various other violin violin case only. (2) bows in varying condition. (14) £20-40 £40-60 629 616 A modern Stentor Conservatoire violin, having a A Spanish acoustic guitar, bearing a label for Hnos two piece back and ebony finger board, No. Villanueva Gonzalez, together with a Hi Spot R225257, in a fitted case with bow, together with acoustic guitar. (2) Lot 621 a folding violin stand and a sheet music stand. £20-30 £70-90
617 621 630 A Resonata German acoustic guitar, together An Italian violin, having a two piece maple back A Paolo Soprani Castelfidardo Italian piano with an Encore ENC36N acoustic guitar. (2) with ebony fingerboard and mother of pearl accordion. £20-30 £80-120 inlaid tailpiece, bearing a label for Cremonen & Hieronymus Fr. Amati Cremonen Andreae fil F. 618 631 1695, 36cm (excluding button), together with A 20th century four string banjo, bearing a label two unmarked violin bows, in a red felt lined A Tranquillo Giannini Brazillian nylon strung for Keith Prowse & Co Ltd, cased, together with case. acoustic guitar, the shaped headstock with one other similar banjo. (2) £150-250 ivornene machine heads, the eighteen fret neck £20-30 leading to a cedar body, the paper label to the 622 interior reading ‘TRANQUILLO GIANNINI S.A., 619 A Down South British made banjolele in fitted FUNDADO EM 1900, ALAMEDA OLGA S A mid-20th century walnut eight string banjo, case. PAULO BRASIL, No 6’ cased, together with one other banjo, a lute, a £20-30 £150-180 mandolin harp and a mandolin. (5) £40-60 623 An Tanglewood English steel strung acoustic 620 guitar, the mother of pearl inlaid headstock with A 20th century Czechoslovakian Tatra by Rosetti steel machine heads, the twenty fret neck leading Stradivarius model cello, 76cm (excluding to a mother of pearl inlaid cedar body, the paper button), with soft carry case and sheet music. label to the interior reading ‘Tanglewood Guitar £30-50 Company, United Kingdom, Model II Evolution TW28 CSG, Serial #KH120434240’ £50-70
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70 LACY SCOTT & KNIGHT 636 A collection of press cuttings and ephemera relating to 19th century comic actor David James (David Belasco) to include Lot 645 a notebook titled 643 Garrick Theatre Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, 1989 Whisky Club etc. Lot 632 £20-30 promotional poster, having an applied photograph to the centre of Harrison Ford and Sean Connery as Indiana Jones and Dr Henry 632 637 Jones signed by both, with Champions Of Sport An album of photographs and postcards showing A Manuel G Contreras Spanish nylon strung Memorabilia label verso, poster size 98 x 67cm stars of the stage and screen to include Gene acoustic guitar, the carved rosewood headstock max. dimensions 125 x 92cm. with pearloid machine head, the nineteen fret Tierney, Jean Kent, Vera Lynn, John Mills, Judy £200-300 neck leading to a cedar and rosewood body with Garland, Humphrey Bogart and Maureen rosewood bridge, the paper label to the interior O’Hara, many with facsimile signatures but some 644 reading ‘Guitarreria M. G. Contreras, Calle Mayor. hand signed examples. £50-80 After Alfred Yaghobzadeh, Berlin 11 Novembre 80, Madrid .13, Made in Spain’, housed in a green 1989 poster, Sipa Press, 50 x 70cm, together with lined fitted hardcase a Rolling Stones Steel Wheels 1989 North £200-400 638 America Tour programme. (2) Candido Bonvicini, My Friend Pavarotti, 1992 1st £20-30 633 edition, together with a photograph of Pavarotti A mid-20th century Italian mandolin, having a signed Luciano. (2) 645 £30-40 rosewood back with tortoiseshell and mother of James Bond, Thunderball, a cinema lobby card for pearl plate, bearing a label for Lazzara, Vico S. 639 the 1965 Bond film (no. 2) written in black ink Gennaro, Napoli, cased. Bond, James Bond and signed Sean Connery, £30-50 A large collection of modern postcards mostly framed and glazed image size 28 x 36cm, max advertising films and TV programs etc. (158) £20-30 size 42 x 50cm. 634 £300-350 A Taurus Spanish nylon strung acoustic guitar, the 640 carved rosewood headstock with pearloid 646 An early 20th century autograph album machine heads, the nineteen fret neck leading to On The Fiddle, 1961 UK one sheet film poster, containing various signatures of music hall stars, a cedar and rosewood body with rosewood starring Alfred Lynch and Sean Connery, directed stage stars and politicians to include Reginald bridge, the paper label to the interior reading by Cyril Frankel, 69 x 104cm ‘Made in Spain, Taurus Lutherie Ano 1968, Dixon, Vesta Victoria, Allan Breeze, Gracie Fields, £20-40 housed in a brown lined fitted hardcase, together Donald Thorpe, Syd Seymour, Billy Cotton, with a metronome, various guitar strings and Maurice Denham, Derek Guyler, Tommy Handley, sheet music. Diana Morrison, Kenneth and George Western, £40-60 Jack Train, Edith Summerskill, Raymond Newell, Elizabeth Allen, Sam Bartram, Henry Hall Renee 635 Houston and Harry Farmer. An Ibanez Japanese nylon strung acoustic guitar, £80-120 the carved rosewood and inalid headstock with pearloid machine heads, the nineteen fret neck 641 leading to a cedar and rosewood body with A 1950’s Italian Piezoelectrco microphone, Cat rosewood bridge, the paper label to the interior No. 400, h.19cm. reading ‘Ibanez model no. 367’, housed in a £20-40 yellow lined fitted hard case £30-50 642 The Sound Of Music, 1965 Original release British quad poster, printed by Stafford & Co. Nottingham and London, folded, 75 x 101cm. £100-150 Lot 646
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LACY SCOTT & KNIGHT 71 654 659 A mid-20th century autograph album, the A collection of Official Concert/Tour contents to include Petula Clark, Terry Thomas, programmes to include David Bowie - Serious Ted Ray, Beryl Reid, Bob & Alf Pearson and Moonlight Tour 1983, Yesshows - North various members of the 1950’s Arsenal football America/United Kingdom 1980, Pink Floyd - The team. Wall 1981, Dire Straits - Live in 85, Foreigner - £40-60 1985 Agent Provocatour, Fleetwood Mac - 1987 European Tour, Genesis 1987 Invisible Tour, Rolling 655 Stones - Urban Jungle Europe 1990 (with ticket A modern metal sign depicting The Beatles With stub), Eric Clapton - Journeyman and Queen - A The Beatles album cover, 30 x 30cm, together Kind of Magic Magic Tour 1986, together with a with two others A Hard Days Night and Abbey Bruce Springsteen World Tour ‘84-85 t-shirt and Road, each 29 x 21cm. (3) a Pink Floyd The Wall t-shirt. (21) £15-25 £50-80 Lot 648 656 660 647 A contemporary print on canvas showing The A collection of Country and Western souvenir Trial and Error, 1962 US one sheet film poster, Beatles in profile, 30 x 90cm, together with two programmes to include Johnny Cash, Slim starring Peter Sellers and David Attenborough, 69 other canvas prints of Jimi Hendrix and James Whitman, The Highwaymen and Dolly Parton, x 104cm. Dean and a black and white oil of Phil Lynott. (4) together with various Orpy journals and Country £20-40 £20-40 and Western LP’s. £20-30 648 657 Pit Of Darkness, 1961 US one sheet film poster, A 1950’s Seeburg 200 Wall-o-matic table top 661 starring William Franklyn and Moira Redmond, 69 jukebox selector, 38 x 31cm. The Beatles, a montage of black and white x 104cm, together with The Wrong Arm Of The £100-150 photographs of The Beatles in the 1960’s, 66 x Law, 1963 Italian Bus Stop poster, starring Peter 91cm Sellers, Lionel Jeffries and Bernard Cribbins, 99 x 658 £50-80 140cm. (2) A collection of Beatles memorabilia to include £20-40 The Beatles A Reveille Special poster showing 662 the Fab Four at the beach with facsimile A Fender Acoustasonic PR370 SFX amplifier, 649 signatures, 101 x 152cm (folded), a banner poster 20402, 75cm high. A 1963 concert programme for The Everly Published by George Newnes Limited, 48 x £40-60 Brothers, Bo Diddley and Little Richard with 131cm, The Beatles Book Monthly issue no.s 2-13 support from the Rolling Stones. (1) and 15-43, The Jackie Pop Panel No.1 poster, The 663 £40-60 Official Beatles Fan Club subscription renewal James Bond, Never Say Never Again, 1983 UK notices, A Hard Days Night 1964 paperback and quad poster, starring Sean Connery, artwork by 650 The Official Beatles Fan Club National Renato Casaro, with applied lumious labels for A 1970’s Yes concert tour poster with special Newsletter Magazine etc. The Cramphorn Theatre, Chelmsford, folded, 76 guest Donovan, Monday, September 19th - 8pm £200-300 x 101cm. Memorial Coliseum, 54 x 36cm. £50-80 £20-30 664 651 James Bond, GoldenEye, (1995), UK one sheet John Player and Sons, an album of film stars film poster, 100 x 69cm, together with one other cigarette cards 1st and 2nd series, together with for The World Is Not Enough, (1999), 100 x four Park Drive cigarette card albums with similar 69cm. (2) contents. (6) £40-60 £10-20 665 652 The Rolling Stones - Anybody Seen My Baby 7” The Rolling Stones, a promotional poster for the picture disc no. 2289, an issue of Shattered (28) 1975 album Metamorphosis, Abkco, distributed and an Exclusive Fanclub DVD, together with a by London Records, framed and glazed, 65 x Bon Jovi (These Days) tour programme, a 58cm. Bounce tour programme and a Bounce CD. (6) £40-60 £20-30
653 After Helnwein a framed poster print of Humphrey Bogart in Boulevard of Broken Dreams, 123x87cm. £20-40 Lot 657
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72 LACY SCOTT & KNIGHT 666 Status Quo - Rockers Rollin’, four CD box set signed to the cover, together with Just For The Record The Autobiography Of Status Quo Francis Rossi and Rick Parfitt, signed to the tilte page, From The Makers Of... The Official Quo Fan Club Magazine, Rossi and Parfitt signed Christmas card, three 7” singles and a Don’t Stop Tour Programme. (8) £40-60
667 Roger Taylor - The Cross, Shove It sealed LP, together with Brian May - Why Don’t We Try Again 7” picture disc no. 1814, The Brian May Band CD - Live At The Brixton Academy, Bejart Lot 675 Ballet For Life theatre programme and VHS cassette, Guns N’ Roses Conspiracy newsletters, Kenny Rogers LP and Taboo theatre programme etc. £20-40 672 675 The Darkness - Christmas Time (Don’t Let The Queen - The Ultimate Box Set, a limited edition 668 Bells End), limited edition shaped picture disc, set of twenty CD’s including all studio and live Queen and related, a collection of miscellaneous together with a CD of the same title, signed by albums to be housed in a wall mounted cabinet items to include Official Fan Club magazines, the band with accompanying letter, Love Is Only with hologram, released in 1995 on Parlophone Greatest Hits II Off The Record and Greatest Pix A Feeling 7” picture disc, Winter Tour 2004 QUEENCD 20, limited edition 00356 in original II, various sheet music books and various Bassist Official programme and a ticket stub from the printed box and outer postage box. (cabinet magazines etc. Manchester Arena concert. (5) measures 66 x 66cm.) £20-30 £20-40 £200-300
669 673 Queen - Teo Toriatte (Let Us Cling Together), Queen - Killer Queen a 1977 Japanese release 7” single, together with Deluxe copy of the 2003 Queen - Bohemian Rhapsody song of the book number 119 of 350, millennium 7” single, The Platinum Collection signed by Mick Rock, Roger Greatest Hits I-III CD box set (sealed), The Taylor and Brian May, with Singles Collection twelve CD box set and Queen card protection board and in Greatest Video Hits 1 DVD etc. the original postage box. (1) £30-50 £300-500
670 674 Queen, a collection phone cars each in folders to Roger Taylor, a black and include Hot Space, A Kind Of Magic, Innuendo, white portrait photograph of The Works, The Miracle and Flash Gordon etc., the Queen drummer, together with various other Queen memorabilia humorously signed in black to include Official International Fan Club ink as a pair of spectacles, 23 magazines (bound), We Will Rock You theatre x 19cm, together with a programme, Sixpence coin, Prince’s Of The black and white portrait Universe magazines and fridge magnets etc. photograph of bassist John £30-50 Deacon, signed in black ink lower left, 23 x 20cm. (2) 671 £40-60 Freddie Mercury, The Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert For Aids Awareness, Easter Monday 20th April 1992 Wembley Stadium Official Programme, with ticket stub and follow-up programme, together with a programme of events for The unveiling of a memorial for Freddie Mercury 24th November 2009, signed by Brian May and a copy of the Hounslow, Heston & Whitton Chronicle covering the event. (5) £30-50 Lot 673 All lots plus buyers premium of 24% including VAT
LACY SCOTT & KNIGHT 73 676 681 687 Freddie Mercury, Mercury’s Magic Millennium A signed colour photograph of Elijah Wood as Henry Cow, Bath Brillig Arts Centre May 31st 1999 stamp set, a limited edition set of 100 Frodo Baggins in the Lord Of The Rings film The concert poster, circa 1969, 50 x 70cm. stamps no. 69/500, dated 01-06-99, 51 x 54cm. Return Of The King, signed in blue ink middle left, £20-40 £150-250 with certificate of authenticity, 25 x 20cm, together with a film cell from the Two Towers no. 688 677 204/350. 25 x 31cm. (2) Let It Rock the new music review, a near Freddie Mercury - The Solo Collection, a set of £30-50 complete run of 33 (of 35) editions of the 1970’s ten CD’s and two DVD’s housed in a 120 page publication (missing 15 and 16.) book detailing the life of the Queen frontman 682 £20-40 with foreword by Brian May, housed in a silver Star Wars, a large collection of memorabilia and embossed slip case. (1) related items to include Hasbro Star Wars 690 £50-80 Masterpiece Edition C - 3PO collector figure, 10 Years of Offshore Radio, double LP mono, boxed, Empire Strikes Back 70mm film cells together with eight issues of the Caroline 678 (boxed set of four and 1 loose), Star Wars trilogy Newsletter Vols 1-8, 1977. (9) Roger Taylor - Happiness?, limited edition LP no VHS cassette box set, The Official Star Wars Fact £20-40 0236, signed in silver ink, mounted for display, 34 File ring binder and contents, Star Wars Evolution x 34cm. Collectors Cards and Walkers Tazo Collector’s 691 £50-80 Force Pack etc. Queen + Paul Rodgers - The Cosmos Rocks, £50-80 Parlophone two LP album, together with The 679 Cosmos Rocks Tour Programme. (2) Papillon, 1973 UK quad film poster, starring Steve 683 £15-25 McQueen and Dustin Hoffman, illustrated by Tom Elvis Presley, a montagé of black and white Jung, 67 x 101cm, together with various other photographs, mainly showing Elvis in the earlier 692 film posters to include The Red Tent (1969), years, 66 x 91cm Queen - No-one But You, 1997 yellow 7” vinyl Southern Comfort (1981), A Man’s Favourite £30-50 disc with sleeve and further mount signed in Sport / Tammy And The Doctor (1963), The thick black ink by Brian May, Roger Taylor and Stone Killer (1973), Fear City (1984 Argentina), 684 John Deacon, mounted for display, 27 x 35cm. House (1986 Argentina), Basket Music (1979 A collection of various music publications from £100-150 Italy), Rich And Famous (1981 Spain), King Of The the 1960’s-80’s to include Record Mirror, Rolling Grizzlies (1970 Spain), Search And Destroy Stone, N.M.E. and Streetlife etc. (one box) 693 (1979 Argentina) and Smokey Bite The Dust £20-40 Queen - Bohemian Rhapsody purple limited (1981 Belgium.) (12) edition 7” single, Queen DJ 95A no. 1728, the £100-150 685 sleeve signed in black ink by Brian May, Roger Ptolemaic Terrascope (1989-2007) fourteen Taylor and John Deacon, mounted for display 31 680 issues of the twice yearly publication each with x 53cm. Star Wars (A New Hope) Limited edition one 7” E.P. some with scrapbooks etc. This single is specially re-pressed in an edition of sheet film poster, signed by various cast members £20-40 2000 to commemorate the Tenth Annual Fan to include Kenny Baker (R2-D2), Phil Brown Club Convention in Southport 1995. (Uncle Owen) and Jeremy Bulloch (Boba Fett) 686 £250-350 with certificate of authenticity 90 x 64cm, An Isle Of Wight Festival poster, 29th, 30th and together with one other modern poster for The 31st August 1969 with artists to include Bob Empire Strikes Back, 88 x 58cm. (2) Dylan, The Who, Joe Cocker and The Moody £80-120 Blues etc., 76 x 51cm. £40-60
Lot 679 Lot 693
74 LACY SCOTT & KNIGHT 702 Led Zeppelin, a collection of five LP’s to include Houses of the Holy Atlantic K 50014 green and orange label in gatefold sleeve, Presence Swan Song label SSK 59402 in gatefold sleeve, In Through the Out Door Swan Song label SSK 59410 in gatefold sleeve F and with brown paper bag, The Song Remains the Same Swan Song label SSK 89402 double album in gatefold sleeve and Lot 700 Lot 705 Physical Graffiti Swan Song label SSK 89400 double album in die cut sleeve. (5) 694 699 £50-80 A collection of LP’s to include David Bowie - The Beatles, a collection of LP’s to include Please 703 Space Oddity (with inner lyric sleeve), The Man Please Me, Parlophone PMC 1202 XEX 421-1N Who Sold The World x2 (one with poster), Low, / 422 2-N, The Beatles White Album), Apple PCS Pink Floyd, a collection of three LP’s to include Heroes and Let’s Dance, Roxy Music - S/T and 7067 XEX 709-1 / 710-3, Rubber Soul, Meddle Harvest label SHVL 795 stereo, SHVL For Your Pleasure, The Beach Boys - The Beach Parlophone PMC 1267 XEX 579-1N / 580-1, 795 A-4 B-4, in textured gatefold sleeve, Relics Boys Today!, Little Duece Coupe, Wild Honey, With The Beatles, Parlophone PMC 1206 XEX Music for Pleasure label MFP 50397 and The Wall Holland, Surf’s Up, Sunflower, In Concert, S/T, L.A. 447-7N / 448-7N, Revolver, Parlophone PMC Harvest SHDW 411 in gatefold sleeve. (3) £30-50 (Light Album), Keepin’ The Summer Alive, Pet 7009 XEX 605-2 / 606-3, The Beatles Second Sounds, Endless Summer and Best Of Vol. 3 etc. Album, Capitol US ST 2080, Beatles For Sale, 704 (25) Parlophone PCS 3062 YEX 142-3 / 143-1, Abbey £50-80 Road, Apple PCS 7088 YEX 749-2 / 750-1, A The Jimi Hendrix Experience, Electric Ladyland, Hard Day’s Night, Parlophone PCS 3058 YEX Polydor 2310269 stereo, double album in 695 126-1 / 127-1 and Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts gatefold sleeve. (1) £20-30 Queen, a collection of six LP’s to include News Club Band, Parlophone PCS 7027 YEX 637-2 / Of The World, A Kind Of Magic, The Works, The 638-3. (10) 705 Miracle, A Night At The Opera and A Day At The £50-80 Races. (6) The Gun, The Gun, 1968 UK 1st pressing, CBS M £20-40 700 63552 Mono. (1) £50-80 A collection of BBC Transcription Service LP’s, 696 recorded live at the BBC to include episodes 706 The Rolling Stones, a collection of four LP’s to from The Navy Lark, Dr In The House, Hancock’s include S/T, Let It Bleed, Big Hits (High Tide And Half Hour, Fine And Dandy and BBC Jazz Club, Ten Years After, Watt, Deram label SML 1078 in Green Grass) and Still Life. (4) each in a brown card sleeve, many with typed gatefold , together with Ssssh., Deram label SML £20-30 show details. (37) 1052 in gatefold sleeve. (2) £50-80 £30-50 697 707 A collection of various LP’s to include Cream - 701 Live Cream Volume II, Ten Years After - Ssssh., Led Zeppelin, Led Zeppelin I, Uk 2nd pressing Black Sabbath, Paranoid, UK original pressing, Credence Clearwater Revival - Cosmo’s Factory, Atlantic 588171 red and maroon label 588171 Vertigo swirl label 6360 011 with swirl inner in Electric Light Orchestra - Out Of The Blue, Dusty A//1 B//1, the sleeve with orange lettering and gatefold sleeve. (1) £30-50 Springfield - A Girl Called Dusty, John Lennon grey stripe, together with Led Zeppelin II Atlantic and Yoko Ono - Milk And Honey, Wings - Venus K 40037 green and orange label with Lemon 708 And Mars and Paul McCartney - Pipes Of Peace Song credit in gatefold sleeve, Led Zeppelin III etc. (53) Atlantic 2401-002 red and maroon label Do Fleetwood Mac, Self Titled, Reprise MS 2225 with £30-50 What Thou Wilt in run-off, gatefold sleeve with remains of cellophane to the sleeve, together rotating wheel and Led Zeppelin IV Atlantic with The Pious Bird of Good Omen, Blue 698 2401012 red and maroon label gatefold sleeve. Horizon S 7-63215 Stereo and Tusk K 66088 A collection of Beatles LP’s to include A Hard (4) with inners. (3) £20-30 Day’s Night, Parlophone PMC 1230 XEX 481-3N £80-120 / 482-3N, Let It Be, Apple PCS 7096 YEX 773-3U 709 / 774-2U, Help, Parlophone PMC 1255 XEX 549- 2 / 550-2, Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band, Free/BadCompany, a collection of five LP’s to Parlophone PMC 7027 XEX 637-1 / 638-1, include Highway Island label ILPS-9138, Free ‘N Beatles For Sale, Parlophone PMC 1240 XEX Easy Rough ‘N Ready, Island ILPS 9453, Free Live 503-4N / 504-4N and Abbey Road, Apple PCS Island ILPS-9160 in envelope sleeve, Bad 7088 YEX 749-2 / 750-1., together with a folded Company Island ILPS 9279 and Straight Shooter card poster. (7) Island ILPS 9304. (5) £30-50 £30-50 All lots plus buyers premium of 24% including VAT
LACY SCOTT & KNIGHT 75 710 A collection of LP’s to include Thin Lizzy - Johnny the Fox and Chinatown, T-Rex - Ride a White Swan, Average White Band - S/T, Alice Cooper - Scool’s Out, Picnic - A Breath of Fresh Air, The Who - Who Are You and Supertramp - Crime of the Century, Crisis What Crisis and Even in the Quietest Moments. (10) £30-50 Lot 719 Lot 722 711 A collection of LP’s to include Yes - Yesterdays, 718 724 Kraftwerk - Autobahn, Golden Earring - To the Fairport Convention, a collection of three LP’s to Pink Floyd, a collection of eight LP’s to include Hilt and Moontan, David Coverdale - include Liege & Lief, Island pink label white i ILPS Ummagumma, Harvest SHDW 1, stereo, A Whitesnake, Jethro Tull - Songs From the Wood, 9115, History Of, Island ICD 4-1 (no ribbon) and Saucer Full of Secrets, Fame FA 3163, The Wall, Head East - Gettin’ Lucky and Camel - Moat on the Ledge, Woodworm WR001. (3) Harvest SHDW 11, Wish You Were Here, Moonmadness. (8) £40-60 Harvest SHVL 814, stereo, The Final Cut, Harvest £20-30 SHPF 1983, stereo, Dark Side of the Moon, 719 Harvest SHVL 804, Atom Heart Mother, Harvest 712 Colosseum - Valentine Suite, Vertigo VO 1 swirl SHVL 781 and Animals, Harvest SHVL 815. (8) A large collection of vinyl to include Bob Dylan label in swirl inner sleeve. (1) £100-150 and the Band - The Historic Basement Tapes, £20-30 Cream - The Best of Cream, Rick Wakeman - 725 Journey to the Centre of the Earth, The Rolling 720 A collection of ten LP’s to include Lynyrd Skynyrd Stones - Rolled Gold, Eric Clapton - Slowhand, Bob Dylan, a collection of thirteen LP’s to include - Gimme Back My Bullets, Roy Harper & Jimmy Ram Jam - S/T, Meatloaf - Dead Ringer, Simon & John Wesley Harding, CBS 63252 stereo, Page - What Ever Happened to Jugula, Roy Garfunkel - Bridge Over Troubled Water and Dr Nashville Skyline x2 CBS 63601 stereo, New Harper - In Between Every Line, Robin Trower - Feelgood - Private Practice etc. (106) Morning, CBS 69001 stereo, Planet Waves, Island Bridge of Sighs and Twice Removed From £50-80 ILPS. 9261 pink rim, The Freewheelin’ CBS 62193, Yesterday, Pentangle - At Their Best and Times They Are A-Changin’, CBS 62251, Self Pentangling, Robyn Hitchcock and the Egyptians - 714 Portrait, CBS 64085, Blonde on Blonde. CBS Gotta Let This Hen Out!, Rory Gallagher - S/T Frank Zappa/Mothers of Invention, a collection of 66012 stereo, Highway 61 Revisited x2, CBS and Quicksilver - Shady Grove. (10) seven LP’s to include Hot Rats, Reprise 62572 stereo, Another Side of Bob Dylan CBS £30-50 steamboat label RSLP 6356, Them Or Us, EMI E 62429 and Bring it all Back Home, CBS 62515 2402341, Sheik Yerbouti, CBS 83551, Ship arriving stereo. (13) 726 to late to save a drowning witch, Fame FA 3180, £100-200 The Jimi Hendrix Experience - Are You Fillmore East June 1971, Reprise K 44150, Roxy & Experienced, UK pressing, Track 612 001, Matrix Elswhere, Discreet 2DS 2202 and Bongo Fury, 721 A/1 B/1, mono. (1) Discreet LC 3152. (7) The Beatles, a collection of three LP’s to include £40-60 £40-60 Revolver, Parlophone PMC 709 XEX 605-2 mono, Sgt Pepper’s Loneley Hearts Club Band, 727 715 Parlophone PMC 7027 XEX 637-1 mono, The Keef Hartley Band - The Battle of the North The Doors - The Doors, Original 1967 Mono Beatles (The White Album), No. 0200210 Apple West Six, Dream label SML 1054, stereo. (1) release, Elektra orangle label EKL 4007. (1) PMC 7067 XEX 709 - 1 with black inners, poster £20-40 £40-60 lyric sheet and four photographs. (3) £200-300 728 716 Michael Chapman - Window, UK 1st pressing, Captain Beefheart And His Magic Band, a 722 Harvest SHVL 786, stereo. (1) collection of three LP’s to include Drop Out KIng Crimson - In the Wake of Poseidon, UK 1st £20-40 Boogie, Buddah 2349002, Ice Cream For Crow, pressing, Island pink label with white i ILPS-9127, Virgin 3227 and Mirror Man, Edsel ED 184. (3) in textured gatefold sleeve. (1) £20-30 £40-60
717 723 Cream - Fresh Cream, Reaction 593001 mono, Pete Brown and His Battered Ornaments - A together with Best of Cream, 583060 stereo and Meal You Can Shake Hands With In The Dark, Blind Faith - S/T, Polydor 583059 stereo. (3) Harvest SHVL 752, stereo. (1) £40-60 £40-60
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76 LACY SCOTT & KNIGHT 729 735 739 Jefferson Airplane/Starship, a collection of five A large collection of 7” records to include, The A collection of LP’s to include Wings - Band on LP’s to include Volunteers, RCA Victor SF 8076, Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Shadows, The the Run and Greatest Hits, The Hollies - S/T Thirty Seconds Over Winterland, Grunt FTR Hollies, Freddie & The Dreamers, Yardbirds, The (PMC 1261 1st press), Cream - Full Cream, The 0147, Rock Galaxy, RCA CL 43302, Nuclear Spencer Davis Group, Ray Charles, Acker Bilk, Who - The Kids Are Alright, Fleetwood Mac - Furniture. Grunt FL8 4921 and Spitfire, BFL1 Johnny Mathis, Georgie Fame, Shirley Bassey and Peter Green’s Fleetwood Mac, The Rolling Stones 1557. (5) Smokey Robinson etc. (approx. 100) - S/T (Decca LK 4605), S/T (Decca LK 4661), £20-30 £30-50 Out Of Our Heads (Decca LK 4733 1st press) and After Math (Decca LK 4786), together with 730 736 various 7” singles to include George Harrison - Lou Reed/Velvet Underground, a collection of A collection of LP’s to include The Beatles - My Sweet Lord, The Beatles - She Loves You and three LP’s to include Transformer, RCA Victor Revolver Parlophone PMC 7009 XEX 605-2 / The Rolling Stones - It’s All Over Now etc. orange label LSP 4807 BPRS 7038, New York 606-1 with Tomorrow Never Knows, Sgt Pepper’s £50-80 Superstar, RCA International CL 42723 (Conifer Lonely Hearts Club Band PMC 7027 XEX637-1 / Import) and Andy Warhol’s Velvet Underground 638-1 (with cut out insert) and The Beatles 740 featuring Nico, MGM 2354010. (3) (White Album) PMC 7067/68 YEX 710-1 (top A collection of LP’s to include The Beatles - The £50-80 opening sleeve with black inners) No. 0045778, Beatles (White Album) (Portugal pressing 8E 164 John Lennon - Walls and Bridges, David Bowie - - 04 173 A), Gordon Giltrap - Perilous Journey 732 Aladdin Sane, The Animals - Animal Tracks and Fear Of The Dark, Iron Butterfly - In-A- Anderson Jones Jackson, Anderson Jones Jackson (Columbia 1st Press 33SX 1708), Elton John - Gadda-Da-Vida, Jon Lord and London Symphony with Noel (King George VI) Sheldon, 7” EP, Madman Across the Water, ELO - Out of the Orchestra - Gemini Suite and Bob Dylan - Staydisc 33 SD125, the sleeve signed by the band Blue, Jimi Hendrix - Cornerstones 1967-1970 Another Side Of, Blood On Blood, Bringing It All members. (1) and Cream - Disraeli Gears. (10) Back Home, Highway 61 Revisited, John Wesley £60-100 £20-40 Harding, Nashville Skyline, The Freewheelin’ Bob Dylan and Times They Are A Changin’. etc. (39) 733 737 £40-60 The Beatles, a collection of five LP’s to include The Beatles - The Beatles (The White Album), With The Beatles PMC 1206 XEX 447-5N / 448- No. 300543, Apple PCS 7067 YEX 709-1 / 710-1, 741 5N large Mono sleeve, Beatles For Sale PMC PCS 7068 YEX 711-1 / 712-1, in side opening Pink Floyd, a collection of three LP’s to include 1240 XEX 503-3N / 504 4-N mono, Rubber sleeve with poster. (1) Meddle Italian re-issue 3C 064 - 04917, Wish You Soul PMC 1267 XEX 579-4 / 580-4, Sgt. Pepper’s £50-80 Were Here Italian re-issue 3C 064 - 96918 and Lonley Hearts Club Band PMC 7027 XEX 637-1 The Wall SHDW 411. (3) / 638-1 and Abbey Road PCS 7088 XEX 749-2 / 738 £20-30 750-1 stereo. (5) The Beatles - Please Please Me, UK 1st pressing, £50-80 Parlophone PMC 1202 XEX 421-N / 422-N, 742 with Dick James Publishing credit. (1) Pretty Things - S.F. Sorrow, UK 1st 734 £40-60 pressing, Columbia blue/black label SX A large collection of LP’s to include Bobby Bland, 6306, in gatefold sleeve. (1) Paul McCartney, Paul Simon, Nina Simone, Frank £70-90 Sinatra, Harry Secombe, James Last, Jime Reeves and Bing Crosby etc. (144) 743 £30-50 The Zodiac - Cosmic Sounds, UK 1967 1st pressing, Elektra EKL 4009 mono. (1) £20-40
Lot 742
Lot 743 Lot 732 Lot 738 All lots plus buyers premium of 24% including VAT
LACY SCOTT & KNIGHT 77 744 750 754 A collection of various LP’s to include Leo Sayer - The Beatles, a collection of five Beatles LP’s to A collection of LP’s to include Derek & The Another Year, Endless Flight, S/T, and Silverbird, include Help!, Parlophone PMC 1255 XEX 549-2 Dominoes - Layla, Eric Clapton - August, Behind Kraftwerk - Autobahn, Paul Brady - Welcome / 550-2 outlined mono sleeve, With The Beatles, The Sun and (No Reason To Cry), Melanie - Born Here Kind Stranger, Status Quo - 12 Gold Bars, Parlophone PMC 1206 Parlophone XEX 447-6N To Be, Candles In The Rain and Leftover Wine, Roger Daltrey - Ride A Rock Horse and / 448-6N, Beatles For Sale, Parlophone PMC Meat Loaf - Bat Out Of Hell and Dead Ringer, Lindisfarne - Back And Forth. (27) 1240 XEX 503-4N / 504-4N, Rubber Soul, Nilsson - Nilsson Schmilsson, The Liverpool £20-40 Parlophone PMC 167 XEX 579-4 / 580-4 and Scene - Bread On The NIght, Gong - Downwind, Sgt Pepper’s Lonley Hearts Club Band, Vin Garbutt - The Valley Of Tees, Sky - Sky3, Paul 745 Parlophone PMC 7027 XEX 637-1 / 638-1. (5) Simon - Graceland and Hearts And Bones, Simon A collection of Classical LP’s to include, £50-80 & Garfunkel - Greatest Hits, The Concert In Beethoven Symphony No.1-9, Hector Berloiz - Central Park and Bridge Over Troubled Water, Symphony Fantastique, Johannes Brahms - 751 The Bunch - Spare A Shilling (Record Collector Symphony No. 3 and Bruch - Violin Concerto A collection of LP’s to include ZZ Top - Series), Fleetwood Mac - Tusk and Mirage. (23) No. 1 etc. (42) Eliminator, Van Morrison - No Guru, no Method, £40-60 £20-30 no Teacher and Moondance, Yes - Drama and The Yes album, Steely Dan - Aja, Talking Heads - Stop 755 746 Making Sense, Remain In Light, Little Creatures A large collection of LP’s to include Roxy Music - A small collection of 7” singles to include The and Speaking In Tongues, Thin Lizzy - Live And Avalon, Stranded, Flesh + Blood and Manifesto, Beatles - Help, I Feel Fine, She Loves You, The Dangerous, Elton John - Don’t Shoot Me I’m Bryan Ferry - The Foolish Thing, Daryl Hall + Ballad Of John and Yoko, Strawberry Fields Only The Piano Player, Empty Sky, Honky Chateau John Oates - H20, War Babies and Abandoned Forever and All You Need Is Love, Plastic Ono and Tumbleweed Connection, Emerson Lake & Luncheonette, Buddy Miles - Live, George Parker Band - Give Peace A Chance, George Harrison - Palmer - Trilogy, Genesis - And Then There Were and the Rumour - Stick to Me, Leonard Cohen - My Sweet Lord, The Monkees - A Little Bit Me, A Three and Duke, Gerry Rafferty - City to City Songs From A Room, John Martyn - Sunday’s Little Bit You and The Hollies - Baby That’s All. (9) and The Human League - Dare etc. (62) Child and Solid Air, The Nice - S/T, Five Bridges £10-20 £100-150 and Elegy, Jonathan Richman The Modern Lovers - Jonathan Sings, It’s Time For, The Modern Lovers 747 752 88 and Rock N Roll With The Modern Lovers, The Beatles and related, a collection of LP’s to A collection of LP’s to include The Rolling Stones Niel Young - Time Fades Away, After The Gold include The Beatles - 20 Greatest Hits, George - Let It Bleed, Decca SKL 5025 stereo - Time Rush and Landing On Water, Steve Winwood - Harrison - Living In The Material World, Cloud Waits For No One Anthology 1971-1977, Back In The High Life, King Kong Jean-Luc Ponty - Nine, Dark Horse and Thirty Three & 1/3, Ringo Spanish release RS 59107 - Some Girls, CUN Plays The Music Of Frank Zappa, Dire Straits - Starr - Ringo, Lennon Plastic Ono Band - Shaved 39108 stereo uncensored inner, George Harrison Brothers In Arms, Love Over Gold, Alchemy and Fish x2, Some Time In New York City, John - All Things Must Pass, Apple Jam three disc set Making Moves, Dr John - Hollywood Be Thy Lennon & Yoko Ono - Milk And Honey and STCH 1-639 with poster and John Lennon - Live Name and The Band - Stage Fright etc. (100) Double Fantasy x3, John Lennon - Rock N’ Roll, From New York, Parlophone PCS 7301 stereo. £150-250 Imagine and Lennon/Plastic Ono Band, Paul (5) McCartney - Tug Of War, Flowers In The Dirt and £50-80 756 Pipers of Peace, Wings - London Town x2, Band A collection of LP’s to include Jimi Hendrix - On The Run x3 and At The Speed Of Sound and 753 Loose Ends, Led Zeppelin - IV and Coda, David Lennon and McCartney - Tijuana Style. (28) A collection of fourteen various LP’s to include Bowie - Changesonebowie, Lets Dance, Rare and £40-60 The Incredible String Band - U (with lyric sheet) Best Of, together with various 7” singles to and Seasons They Change, Wishbone Ash - include The Beatles - Can’t Buy Me Love, From 748 There’s The Rub, Nice Enough to Eat - Me To You and She Loves You, The Rolling Stones The Beatles, a collection of five LP’s to include Compilation, Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band - - Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby, Standing In With The Beatles, Parlophone PMC 1206 XEX Night Moves, Eagles - Hotel California, Buffy The Shadow? and The Beach Boys - Barbara Ann 447-6N / 448-6N, Sgt Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Sainte Marie - She Used To Wanna Be A etc. (27) Club Band, Re-release Parlophone PCS 7027 Ballerina, Dory Previn - On My Way To Where, £20-40 FYX 637-21 / 638-21, Let It Be, PCS 7027 YEX Brett Marvin and the Thunderbolts - 12 Inches 773-3U / 774-3U green apple logo, The Beatles Of, Graham Nash - Songs For Beginners, Crosby 1967-1970, Apple PCS 7181 YEX 909-1 / 910-3 Stills & Nash - S/T, The Graeme Edge Band and Abbey Road, Apple PCS 7088 YEX 749-2 / Featuring Adrian Gurvitz - Kick Off Your Muddy 750-02. (5) Boots, Traffic - S/T, Strawbs - The Strawbs and £40-60 Marrying Maiden - It’s a Beautiful Day. (14) £20-40 749 The Beatles, a collection of six LP’s to include Help! Parlophone PMC 1255 XEX 549-2 / 550-2 outlined mono sleeve, With The Beatles, Parlophone PMC XEX 447-1N / 481-N, The Beatles At The Hollywood Bowl, The Beatles Ballads, Live At The BBC and Anthology 1. (6) £40-60
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If you bid on a Lot, including by telephone and online bidding, or by placing a commission bid, we assume that you “Bidder” means a person participating in bidding at the auction; have carefully inspected the Lot and satisfied yourself regarding its condition. “Buyer” means the person who makes the highest bid for a Lot accepted by the 3.3 If you instruct us in writing, we may execute commission bids on your behalf. Auctioneer; Neither we nor our employees or agents will be responsible for any failure to execute “Deliberate Forgery” means: (a) an imitation made with the intention of deceiving as your commission bid, unless our failure to do so is unreasonable. Where two or more to authorship, origin, date, age, period, culture or source; (b) which is described in commission bids at the same level are recorded we have the right to prefer the first the catalogue as being the work of a particular creator without qualification; and bid made (where this can be reasonably ascertained). (c) which at the date of the auction had a value materially less than it would have 3.4 The Bidder placing the highest bid for a Lot accepted by the Auctioneer will be had if it had been as described; the Buyer at the Hammer Price. Any dispute about a bid will be settled at our “Hammer Price” means the level of the highest bid for a Lot accepted by the discretion. We may reoffer the Lot during the auction or may settle the dispute in Auctioneer by the fall of the hammer; another way. We will act reasonably when deciding how to settle the dispute. “Lot(s)” means the goods that we offer for sale at our auctions; 3.5 Bidders will be deemed to act as principals, even if the Bidder is acting as an “Premium” means the premium that we will charge you on your purchase of a Lot to agent for a third party. be calculated as set out in Clause 4; 3.6 We may bid on Lots on behalf of the Seller up to one bid below the Reserve. “Reserve” means the minimum hammer price at which a Lot may be sold; 3.7 We may refuse to accept any bid if it is reasonable for us to do so. “Sale Proceeds” means the net amount due to the Seller; 3.8 Bidding increments will be at our sole discretion (but will be in line with standard “Seller” means the persons who consign Lots for sale at our auctions; auction practice). 4 The purchase price “Terms of Consignment” means the terms on which we agree to offer Lots for sale in our auctions as agent on behalf of Sellers; As Buyer, you will pay: “Terms of Sale” means these terms of sale, as amended or updated from time to time; a. the Hammer Price; “Total Amount Due” means the Hammer Price for a Lot, the Premium, any applicable b. a premium of 20% (plus VAT) of the Hammer Price; artist’s resale right royalty, any VAT due and any additional charges payable by a c. any artist’s resale right royalty payable on the sale of the Lot; and defaulting buyer under these Terms of Sale; d. any VAT due. “Trader” means a Seller who is acting for purposes relating to that Seller’s trade, 5 VAT business, craft or profession, whether acting personally or through another person acting in the trader’s name or on the trader’s behalf; 5.1 You shall be liable for the payment of any VAT applicable on the Hammer Price “VAT” means Value Added Tax or any equivalent sales tax; and and premium due for a Lot. Please see the symbols used in the auction catalogue for that Lot and the “Information for Buyers” in our auction catalogue for further “Website” means our website available at www.lsk.co.uk . information. In these Terms of Sale the words 'you', 'yours', etc. refer to you as the Buyer. The words 5.2 We will charge VAT at the current rate at the date of the auction. “we”, “us”, etc. refer to the Auctioneer. Any reference to a ‘Clause’ is to a clause of these Terms of Sale unless stated otherwise. 6 The contract between you and the Seller 2 Information that we are required to give to Consumers 6.1 The contract for the purchase of the Lot between you and the Seller will be formed when the hammer falls accepting the highest bid for the Lot at the auction. 2.1 A description of the main characteristics of each Lot as contained in the auction catalogue. 6.2 You may directly enforce any terms in the Terms of Consignment against a Seller to the extent that you suffer damages and/or loss as a result of the Seller’s breach of 2.2 Our name, address and contact details as set out herein, in our auction the Terms of Consignment. catalogues and/or on our Website. 6.3 If you breach these Terms of Sale, you may be responsible for damages and/or 2.3 The price of the Goods and arrangements for payment as described in Clauses losses suffered by a Seller or us. If we are contacted by a Seller who wishes to bring a 4, 5, 7 and 8. claim against you, we may in our discretion provide the Seller with information or assistance in relation to that claim.
80 LACY SCOTT & KNIGHT 6.4 We normally act as an agent only and will not have any responsibility for default 10 Health and safety by you or the Seller (unless we are the Seller of the Lot). Although we take reasonable precautions regarding health and safety, you are on our 7 Payment premises at your own risk. Please note the lay-out of the premises and security 7.1 Immediately following your successful bid on a Lot you will: arrangements. Neither we nor our employees or agents are responsible for the safety of you or your property when you visit our premises, unless you suffer any injury to 7.1.1 give to us, if not already provided to our satisfaction, proof of identity in a form your person or damage to your property as a result of our, our employees’ or our acceptable to us (and any other information that we require in order to comply with agents’ negligence. our anti-money laundering obligations); and 11 Warranties 7.1.2 pay to us the Total Amount Due in cash (for which there is an upper limit of 15,000 euros equivalent) or in any other way that we agree to accept payment. 11.1 The Seller warrants to us and to you that: 7.2 If you owe us any money, we may use any payment made by you to repay these 11.1.1 the Seller is the true owner of the Lot for sale or is authorised by the true debts. owner to offer and sell the lot at auction; Lot 304 8 Title and collection of purchases 11.1.2 the Seller is able to transfer good and marketable title to the Lot to you free from any third party rights or claims; and 8.1 Once you have paid us in full the Total Amount Due for any Lot, ownership of that Lot will transfer to you. You may not claim or collect a Lot until you have paid for 11.1.3 as far as the Seller is aware, the main characteristics of the Lot set out in the it. auction catalogue (as amended by any notice displayed in the saleroom or announced by the Auctioneer at the auction) are correct. 8.2 You will (at your own expense) collect any Lots that you have purchased and paid for either: 11.2 If, after you have placed a successful bid and paid for a Lot, any of the warranties above are found not to be true, please notify us in writing. Neither we nor the Seller 8.2.1 not later than seven business days following the day of the auction; or will be liable to pay you any sums over and above the Total Amount Due and we will 8.2.2 not later than seven business days following the date that we have received not be responsible for any inaccuracies in the information provided by the Seller except payment of the Total Amount Due in cleared funds, if later. as set out below. 8.3 If you do not collect the Lot within this time period, you will be responsible for 11.3 Please note that many of the Lots that you may bid on at our auction are any reasonable removal, storage and insurance charges in relation to that Lot. second-hand. 8.4 Risk of loss or damage to the Lot will pass to you when you (or your agents) 11.4 If a Lot is not second-hand and you purchase the Lot as a Consumer from a take physical possession of the Lot. Seller that is a Trader, a number of additional terms may be implied by law in addition to the Seller’s warranties set out at Clause 11.1 (in particular under the Consumer 8.5 If you do not collect the Lot that you have paid for within ninety days after the Rights Act 2015). These Terms of Sale do not seek to exclude your rights under law as auction, we may sell the Lot. We will pay the proceeds of any such sale to you, but will they relate to the sale of these Lots. deduct any storage charges or other sums that we have incurred in the storage and sale of the Lot. We reserve the right to charge you a selling commission at our standard 11.5 Save as expressly set out above, all other warranties, conditions or other terms rates on any such resale of the Lot. which might have effect between the Seller and you, or us and you, or be implied or 9 Remedies for non-payment or failure to collect purchases incorporated by statue, common law or otherwise are excluded. 12 Descriptions and condition 9.1 Please do not bid on a Lot if you do not intend to buy it. If your bid is successful, these Terms of Sale will apply to you. This means that you will have to carry out your 12.1 Our descriptions of the Lot will be based on: (a) information provided to us by obligations set out in these Terms of Sale. If you do not comply with these Terms of the Seller of the Lot (for which we are not liable); and (ii) our opinion (although it is Sale we may (acting on behalf of the Seller and ourselves) pursue one or more of the likely that we will not be able to carry out a detailed inspection of each Lot). following measures: 12.2 We will give you a number of opportunities to view and inspect the Lots before 9.1.1 take action against you for damages for breach of contract; the auction. You (and any independent consultants acting on your behalf) must satisfy yourself about the accuracy of any description of a Lot. We shall not be responsible 9.1.2 reverse the sale of the Lot to you and/or any other Lots sold by us to you; for any failure by you or your consultants to properly inspect a Lot. 9.1.3 resell the Lot by auction or private treaty (in which case you will have to pay 12.3 Representations or statements by us as to authorship, genuineness, origin, date, any difference between the price you should have paid for the Lot and the price we age, provenance, condition or estimated selling price involve matters of opinion. We sell it for as well as the charges outlined in Clause 8.5). Please note that if we sell the undertake that any such opinion will be honestly and reasonably held and accept liability Lot for a higher amount than your winning bid, the extra money will belong to the for opinions given negligently or fraudulently. Seller; 12.4 Please note that Lots (in particular second-hand Lots) are unlikely to be in 9.1.4 remove, store and insure the Lot at your expense; perfect condition. Lots are sold “as is” (i.e. as you see them at the time of the auction). 9.1.5 if you do not pay us within five business days of your successful bid, we may Neither we nor the Seller accept any liability for the condition of second-hand Lots or charge interest at a rate not exceeding 1.5% per month on the total amount due; for any condition issues affecting a Lot if such issues are included in the description of 9.1.6 keep that Lot or any other Lot sold to you until you pay the Total Amount Due; a Lot in the auction catalogue (or in any saleroom notice) and/ or which the inspection of a Lot by the Buyer ought to have revealed. 9.1.7 reject or ignore bids from you or your agent at future auctions or impose conditions before we accept bids from you; and/or 13 Deliberate Forgeries 9.1.8 if we sell any Lots for you, use the money made on these Lots to repay any 13.1 You may return any Lot which is found to be a Deliberate Forgery to us within amount you owe us. 28 days of the auction (but must contact us in writing within 14 days of the auction) provided that you return the Lot to us in the same condition as when it was released 9.2 We will act reasonably when exercising our rights under Clause 9.1. We will to you, accompanied by a written statement identifying the Lot from the relevant contact you before exercising these rights and try to work with you to correct any catalogue description and a written statement of defects. non-compliance by you with these Terms of Sale. 13.2 If we are reasonably satisfied that the Lot is a Deliberate Forgery we will refund the money paid by you for the Lot (including any Premium and applicable VAT) provided that if: 13.2.1 the catalogue description reflected the accepted view of experts as at the date of the auction; or
LACY SCOTT & KNIGHT 81 13.2.2 you personally are not able to transfer good and marketable title in the Lot to 16 Data Protection us, All client details remain confidential and will not be released to any third parties unless you will have no right to a refund under this Clause 13.2. required by law. 13.3 If you have sold the Lot to another person, we will only be liable to refund the 17 General price that you paid for the Lot. We will not be responsible for repaying any additional 17.1 We may, acting reasonably, refuse admission to our premises or attendance at money you may have made from selling the Lot. our auctions by any person. 13.4 Your right to return a Lot that is a Deliberate Forgery does not affect your legal 17.2 We act as an agent for our Sellers. The rights we have to claim against you for rights and is in addition to any other right or remedy provided by law or by these breach of these Terms of Sale may be used by either us, our employees or agents, or Terms of Sale. the Seller, its employees or agents, as appropriate. Other than as set out in this Clause, 14 Our liability to you these Terms of Sale are between you and us and no other person will have any rights 14.1 We will not be liable for any loss of opportunity or disappointment suffered as to enforce any of these Terms of Sale. a result of participating in our auction. 17.3 We may use special terms in the catalogue descriptions of particular Lots. You 14.2 In addition to the above, neither we nor the Seller shall be responsible to you must read these terms carefully along with any glossary provided in our auction and you shall not be responsible to the Seller or us for any other loss or damage that catalogues. any of us suffer that is not a foreseeable result of any of us not complying with the 17.4 Each of the clauses of these Terms of Sale operates separately. If any court or Conditions of Business. Loss or damage is foreseeable if it is obvious that it will happen relevant authority decides that any of them are unlawful, the remaining clauses will or if at the time of the sale of the Lot, we, you and the Seller knew it might happen. remain in full force and effect. 14.3 Subject to Clause 14.4, if we are found to be liable to you for any reason 17.5 We may change these Terms of Sale from time to time, without notice to (including, amongst others, if we are found to be negligent, in breach of contract or to you. Please read these Terms of Sale carefully, as they may be different from the last have made a misrepresentation), our liability will be limited to the total purchase price time you read them. paid by you to us for any Lot. 17.6 Except as otherwise stated in these Terms of Sale, each of our rights and 14.4 Notwithstanding the above, nothing in these Terms of Sale shall limit our liability remedies are: (a) are in addition to and not exclusive of any other rights or remedies (or that of our employees or agents) for: under these Terms of Sale or general law; and (b) may be waived only in writing and 14.4.1 death or personal injury resulting from negligence (as defined in the Unfair specifically. Delay in exercising or non-exercise of any right under these Terms of Sale Contract Terms Act 1977); is not a waiver of that or any other right. Partial exercise of any right under these Terms of Sale will not preclude any further or other exercise of that right or any other 14.4.2 fraudulent misrepresentation; or right under these Terms of Sale. Waiver of a breach of any term of these Terms of Sale 14.4.3 any liability which cannot be excluded by law. will not operate as a waiver of breach of any other term or any subsequent breach of 15 Notices that term. 17.7 These Terms of Sale and any dispute or claim arising out of or in connection 15.1 All notices between you and us regarding these Terms of Sale must be in writing with them (including any non-contractual claims or disputes) shall be governed by and and signed by or on behalf of the party giving it. construed in accordance with the laws of England and the parties irrevocably submit 15.2 Any notice referred in Clause 15.1 may be given: to the exclusive jurisdiction of the English courts. 15.2.1 by delivering it by hand; These terms are based upon recommended terms of sale by the Society Of Fine 15.2.2 by first class pre-paid post or Recorded Delivery; or Art Auctioneers & Valuers (www.sofaa.org ) of which we are members. 15.2.3 by email, provided that a copy is also sent by pre-paid post or Recorded Delivery. 15.3 Notices must be sent: 15.3.1 by hand or registered post: a. to us, at our address set out in these Terms of Sale or at our registered office address appearing on our Website; and b. to you, at the last postal address that you have given to us as your contact address in writing; or 15.3.2 by email: a. to us, by sending the notice to both the following email addresses: [email protected] and [email protected] b. to you, by sending the notice to any email address that you have given to us as your contact email address in writing. 15.4 Notices will be deemed to have been received: 15.4.1 if delivered by hand, on the day of delivery; 15.4.2 if sent by first class pre-paid post or Recorded Delivery, two business days after posting, exclusive of the day of posting; or 15.4.3 if sent by email, at the time of transmission unless sent after 17.00 in the place of receipt in which case they will be deemed to have been received on the next business day in the place of receipt (provided that a copy has also been sent by pre- paid post or Recorded Delivery as set out in Clause 15.2.3. 15.5 Any notice or communication given under these Terms of Sale will not be validly given if sent by fax, email, any form of messaging via social media or text message.
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