Maritime Sale

Wednesday 15th June 2011 commencing at 10.30am

For sale by auction at The Auction Rooms St Edmund’s Court, Okehampton Street Exeter EX4 1DU

ON VIEW Saturday 11th June 9:00am - 12 :00pm Monday 13th June 9:00am - 5:15pm Tuesday 14th June 9:00am - 5:15pm Morning of sale from 9:00am

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CHAIRMAN R.M. Bearne, B.A. (Hons), A.S.F.A.V.

MANAGING DIRECTOR C.J. Hampton, A.S.F.A.V.

DIRECTORS D.J.K.Goddard, B.A. (Hons), A.S.F.A.V., R.E. Littlewood, B.A. (Hons), N.J. Saintey, A.S.F.A.V.

ADMINISTRATION Operations Director: Rachel Littlewood • Accounts: Susan Tharby

SPECIALIST DEPARTMENTS Books, Manuscripts and Photographs Richard Bearne Ceramics and Glass Nicholas Saintey, Andrew Thomas Leigh Extence Furniture Christopher Hampton, Gillian Westell (Consultant) Jewellery Jethro Marles Maritime and Sporting Brian Goodison-Blanks BA (Hons) Pictures Daniel Goddard, Martin Scadgell (Consultant) Silver Peter Kenway, Martin McIlroy Works of Art, Collectors’ Items Martin McIlroy Valuations for Probate and Insurance Andrew Thomas, Richard Bearne, Christopher Hampton

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2 Bearnes Hampton & Littlewood Ltd. Registered in No. 3857887 Registered Office: St. Edmund’s Court, Okehampton Street, Exeter Order Of Sale

Maritime

Ceramics & Glassware ...... 1 - 19 Silver & Metalwork...... 20 - 35 Ship’s fixtures, fittings and collectables...... 36 - 141 Navigation & Scientific Instruments...... 142 -184 Sailor’s Art ...... 185 - 198 Models...... 199 - 245 Prints ...... 246 - 268 Watercolours...... 269 - 304 Oils...... 305 - 331 Books...... 332 - 350

3 Information for Buyers

1. Introduction. The following informative notes are intended to assist Buyers, particularly those inexperienced or new to our salerooms. All sales are conducted on our printed Conditions of Sale which are readily available for inspection and normally accompany catalogues. Our staff will be happy to help you if there is anything you do not fully understand. 2. Agency. As auctioneers we usually contract as agents for the seller whose identity, for reasons of confidentiality, is not normally disclosed. Accordingly if you buy your primary contract is with the seller. 3. Estimates. Estimates are designed to help buyers gauge what sort of sum might be involved for the purchase of a particular lot. The lower estimate may represent the reserve price and certainly will not be below it. Estimates do not include the Buyer’s Premium or VAT (where chargeable). Estimates are prepared some time before the sale and may be altered by announcement before the sale. They are in no sense definitive. 4. Buyer’s Premium. The Conditions of Sale oblige buyers to pay a buyer’s premium at 22.8% up to £25,000 and 16.8% thereafter which shall include VAT on the premium at the rate imposed by law (see below) 5. VAT. A ‘dagger’ symbol indicates that VAT is payable by the purchaser at the standard rate (presently 20%) on the hammer price as well as being an element in the buyer’s premium. This imposition of VAT is likely to be because the seller is registered for VAT within the European Union and is not operating the Dealers Margin Scheme or because VAT is due at 15% on importation into the UK. The double ‘dagger’ symbol indicates that the lot has been imported from outside the European Union and the present position is that these lots are liable to a reduced rate of VAT (5%) on the gross lot price (i.e. both the hammer price and the buyer’s premium). Lots which appear without either of the above symbols indicate that no VAT is payable on the hammer price. This is because such lots are sold using the Auctioneers’ Margin Scheme and it should be noted that the VAT included within the Premium is not recoverable as input tax. 6. We are, primarily, agents for the seller. We are dependent on information provided by the seller and whilst we may inspect lots and act reasonably in taking a general view about them we are normally unable to carry out a detailed or any examination of lots in order to ascertain their condition in the way in which it would be wise for a buyer to do. Intending buyers have ample opportunity for inspection of goods and, therefore, accept responsibility for inspecting and investigating lots in which they may be interested. Please note carefully the exclusion of liability for the condition of lots contained in the Conditions of Sale. Neither the seller nor we, as the auctioneers, accept any responsibility for their condition. In particular, mechanical objects of any age are not guaranteed to be in working order. However, in so far as we have examined the goods and make a representation about their condition, we shall be liable for any defect which that examination ought to have revealed to the auctioneer but which would not have been revealed to the buyer had the buyer examined the goods. Additionally, in specified circumstances lots misdescribed because they are ‘deliberate forgeries’ may be returned and repayment made. There is a 3 week time limit. (The expression ‘deliberate forgery’ is defined in our Conditions of Sale). 7. Electrical goods. These are sold as ‘antiques’ only and if bought for use must be checked over for compliance with safety regulations by a qualified electrician first. 8. Export of goods. Buyers intending to export goods should ascertain (a) whether an export licence is required and (b) whether there is any specific prohibition on importing goods of that character because, e.g. they may contain prohibited materials such as ivory. Ask us if you need help. 9. Bidding. Bidders may be required to register before the sale commences and lots will be invoiced to the name and address on the registration form. Some form of identification may be required if you are unknown to us. Please enquire in advance about our arrangements for telephone bidding. 10. Commission bidding. Commission bids may be left with the auctioneers indicating the maximum amount to be bid excluding buyers’ premium. They will be executed as cheaply as possible having regard to the reserve (if any) and competing bids. If two buyers submit identical commission bids the auctioneers may prefer the first bid received. Please enquire in advance about our arrangements for the leaving of commission bids by telephone or FAX. 11. Methods of Payment. As a general rule any cheques tendered will need to be cleared before removal of the goods is permitted. Please discuss with our Office in advance of the sale if other methods of payment are envisaged.

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4 Ceramics & Glassware 6. 11. Union Castle Line - six Royal A late 19th century Venetian 1. Doulton earthenware side glass ship under a dome, fling A Masons’s blue and white plates, polychrome transfer white and pink flags above “American Marine” pattern decoration, 16cm diameter. rigged masts with sailors, on plate, with central harbour £30-40 a three colour blue,pink and decoration within a rope panel white hull, set on a decorative border, 37.5cm diameter. 7. base with smaller green and £50-100 A Victorian blue pink glass trawler to port side and white earthenware mess and white glass lighthouse off 2. bowl of ‘young head’ pattern the starboard bow, 38ch high. A Royal Doulton salt glazed ‘Mess No 58’, impressed £150-200 stoneware jug modelled as marks, ‘Bovey Tracey pottery the head and shoulders of Ltd, 16.2cm diameter. 12. Admiral Lord Nelson and with £200-300 A Dutch delft charachter jug ropetwist handle, 20 cm high, in the form of Admiral Nelson, impressed ‘Replica of the with ‘rope twist’ handle under original jug made by Doulton 8. blue, yellow, manganese & Watts, Lambeth’ with A Bovey Tracey pottery blue and red enamels, 20.5 cm impressed factory mark, circa. and white earthenware Royal high, blue ‘AG’ monogram to 1905. Navy mess plate of ‘young underside, early 19th century, £50-80 head pattern’, ‘Mess No 6’, rim chip. blue glaze backstamp, 23.5cm £100-150 3. diameter. A Copleland porcelain ‘Royal £120-150 13. Yacht’ coffee cup and saucer A Sunderland, probably and plate, decorated with 9. Garrison Pottery, mug of Royal cyphers and gilt rope An early 19th Century cylindrical form with ear twist decoration on a green Trafalgar commemorative glass shaped handle, printed and reserve, retailers marks to decanter, bulls eye stopper enamelled with some colour base for “T. Goode & Sons, above triple collar neck and with ‘The Sailor’s Return’ and London” (plate a/f) mallet form body, engraved verso with the poem ‘England, £60-80 ‘Trafalgar Octr 21th (sic) England glorious name’ within 1805’ with foul anchor and purple lustre borders, 10.5 cm 4. swag decoration beneath, high, together with a similar Three Bovey Pottery mess 31cm high (chips to rim). See jug printed with a ‘View of the plates, each typically printed illustration on p19. Cast Iron Bridge’ and verso in blue with rope border and £200-250 ‘Thou noble bark of brightest maritime scenes with circular fame’, 10.5 cm high. (2) portraits, the centre with ‘Mess 10. £100-150 No.1’, ‘Mess No.3’ and ‘Mess A Shorter and Sons No.4’ respectively, mid 19th earthenware fish set, 14. century, all cracked. comprising serving plate and A Bovey Pottery mess plate £180-220 six side plates each in the form typically printed in blue with of a fish, painted in colours, rope border and maritime 5. factory marks to base (7). scenes with circular portraits Cunard Steamship Company £40-50 the centre with ‘Mess No.39’, Ltd - A Foley three piece 24 cm diameter, mid 19th cube tea set, with black, yellow century. and grey banding, black £80-120 backstamp to the base. * Produced for service aboard R.M.S. Queen Mary, the unusual form was unpopular with waiters due to the dripping spout. £80-120 5 15. 19. Silver & Metalwork A Dawson’s (Sunderland) Low An early 20th Century Royal Ford Pottery jug of oviform Navy blue and white white 21. shape, printed with some over plate, ‘Mess No 2’, diameter -A circular silver enamelling with texts and 24cm. plated salver by Elkington & homage to the ‘Sunderland £120-150 Co, White Star flag to centre Coal Trade’ and verso with an with floral scroll chased ‘East View of the Iron Bridge’ decoration and rope border beneath the spout ‘Glide on 20. on anthemion feet, 24.8cm my bark, the Summer’s tide...’ A lead figure of Sir Walter diameter. surmounted by a single purple Raleigh, bowing with cape £350-400 lustre band, 19.5 cm high, draped on the floor, inscribed circa. 1820. “cast with lead from the £200-300 Houses of Parliament” to the 22. rectangular base, painted in Capture of Portobello, 16. colours, 17cm high. 1739, a pinchbeck medal, A Scott’s (Sunderland) £100-150 unsigned, half-length figure pottery creamware jug of Admiral Vernon left, rev. printed beneath the spout ships in harbour, 40mm , and heightened with some also an H.M.S Foudroyant enamelling with a sailing vessel commemorative medal struck flanked front and verso with from ship’s copper, 40mm (2) rhymes ‘The sailor tos’t in £40-50 storm’y seas’ and ‘I envy no one’s birth or fame’, within red 23. borders, 22 cm high, mid 19th Two brass anchor century, interior stains. paperweights, also a brass £120-180 cylindrical map case, a reproduction Stanley pocket 17. compass, one other compass A Halcyon Days enamel box and a Dutch bulkhead and cover ‘Victory leading barometer. the line’, limited edition, a £50-60 Royal Worcester ‘Nelson’ commemorative box and 24. cover with certificate and a A 1771 Silver Ducatoon ‘Cutty Sark’ box and cover (3). from the wreck of the Dutch £70-100 ship “Die Liefde,” in later whitemetal suspension., 18. H.M.S Foudroyant, a copper A WWII Kriegmarine issue commemorative medallion Bausher porcelain part coffee struck from the vessel after service, in the Imari palette, breaking up, a reproduction comprising sucrier, slop bowl Lusitania medal, a teak vesta and two coffee cans with barrel form H.M.S Iron duke. saucers, blue glaze decoration £80-120 with eagle and swastika motif above the letter ‘M’, green glaze transfer to base ‘Unterseeboot Keil.U1009’. Launched 5th January 1944 U-1009 surrendered 10th May 1945 in Loch Eriball Scotland and was later used in Operation Daylight. £150-200

6 25. 29. 35. Of Nelson Interest- A 19th A brass ship’s candle holder on A silver cigarette case, the century three section weighted base interior with presentation commemorative bracelet, £20-30 inscription list of ships and each section with hand submarines dating between painted decoration inset in 30. 1915 and 1945, including a Sheffield plate mount with A Royal Yacht Britannia 25- Revenge, Indus and Walker, beaded border united by an year anniversary medallion together with a one volume oval link, the central section (1954-1997), a silver jubilee Guierre, L. “ L’epopee Du having portrait of Nelson with medallion and two silver Surcouf”, Paris 1952 (2) ships to the horizon, the two coffee spoons ‘Topple’ and £40-60 outer sections each with ship ‘Titmouse’ (1942). portraits, 14cm overall length. £40-50 See illustration on p19. £500-700 31. A George III “Galleon” back 26. teaspoon, circa. 1770, makers A matched set of five mark partially obscured graduated copper rum “W.D”? discovered by the measures, of conical form, vendors father, Bradley Barton, 27cm height of largest. Newton Abbot. £60-100 £60-100

27. 32. Of H.M.S Ark Royal Interest H.M.S. Victorious, a A Korean medal pair awarded silver plated two handled to “L/FX.86849 D.J.O Evans presentation tray with P.O.A R.N”, also, a Long beaded border and inscribed service and Good conduct “Presented to Mr F. W. Owen medal to the same recipient, on the occasion of his marriage stamped H.M.S Ark Royal and by the officers and staff of two sporting medals. the constructive dept H.M.S £80-100 Victorious 6th April 1918”, 47cm long. 28. £80-100 Of Maritime Interest, a collection of livery buttons, heraldic crest depicting a 33. globe a ship trained about A WWII trench art H.M with hawsers by a hand issuing submarines memorial, out of the clouds, with the constructed from a shell motto ‘AUXILIO DIVINO’ (by case with .303 calibre model divine help) backmarked ‘P of submarine to top over a & S FIRMIN 13 CONDUIT ST stamped list of all submarines 153 STRAND LONDON’; silver- lost 1939-1945, mounted on plated front. an oak plinth, 41.5cm high The crest is that originally £100-150 conferred on Sir Francis Drake by Elizabeth I, after his 34. circumnavigation of the world. A pewter cigarette casket from Its present use is believed to the liner R.M.S Mongolia, be associated with the Drake inscribed to oval cartouche family of Nutwell Court, over planished rectangular Lympstone, Devon. body on stepped feet, 12cm £80-100 wide. £30-40

7 Ship’s fixtures, 41. 46. An early 20th century ship H. M. S. Neptune - An early fittings and in a bottle, the four masted 20th century dockyard carved collectables clipper , running rigged with oak tompion pattern plate, hand decorated lithograph for sand casting, carved with 36. decoration to one side, 35cm an image of the early 19th A copper and brass “ Perko” long. century ship engaged in action ships lamp, over painted green £40-60 at the , with with gilt banding, 50 cm high. named and dated pendant £80-120 42. banner “ H.M.S Neptune A late 19th century ship in a 1805”, paper label to verso “ 37. bottle, standing rigged with Lieut. W.F.Sells R.N 82 High A beech ships helm, with Red Ensign and black hull. Street ”, 32cm plated mounts, reputedly £40-60 diameter. from a Brixham trawler, 64cm Prior to the 1920’s ships diameter. 43. tompion’s were often designed £40-60 A Schatz Royal Mariner brass and constructed by individuals cased bulkhead , 20cm at the dockyard. Later 38. diameter. uniformity arose with the rope H.M.S Drake, a WWI rating £50-70 border. This carved pattern beret with tally. plate would have been used to H.M.S Drake was the lead 44. impress the design into sand armored cruiser of her A 15 inch signalling projector ready for the brass to be cast , class, captained by John by The Oriental Science resulting in the example of the Jelicoe 1903-1904. She was Apparatus Workshop Ambala following lot. See illustration torpedoed by U-79 October (), polished lacquered on p20. 1917 in Rathiln Sound. body with serial plaque to one £300-400 £40-50 side, mounted on a polished steel tripod stand, 163cm 47. 39. high. See illustration on p19. H. M. S. Neptune - An early A Siebe Gorman pattern divers £800-1000 20th century dockyard cast knife, the double edged leaf brass tompion, with an image blade with brass tang and 45. of the early 19th century ribbed Bakelite grip in a brass A brass French maritime ship engaged in action at the scabbard with frog, on a Agency Office wall plaque “ Battle of Trafalgar, with named leather belt. Vairon & Cie...5 Rue Mayran and dated pendant banner “ £200-300 Paris..”, black and red H.M.S Neptune 1805”,32cm coloured text on a polished diameter. See illustration on 40. ground, with affiliated line p20. A Royal Navy officer’s dress company name plaques to £400-500 sword, the engraved bi fullered lower section for, “ Canadian blade above knuckleguard National Railways”, “ Canadian 48. with foul anchor decoration, National Express”, “Houlder A 19th century carved walnut inscribed ‘A.N.Goode R.N’ Line”, “Lamport & Holt tea caddy with carved steamship wire bound leather grip and Line”, “United Fruit Company decoration, the interior of the lions head pommel, in brass American Caribbean Line”, lid with carved decoration and mounted leather scabbard, “Furness Line” and “Warren inscribed “Mrs Benn 1887”, 10 x 97cm overall length. Line”, 85 x 50cm 10 x 15cm. £120-180 £300-400 This is possibly the S.S York City of the Furness line, E.W.Benn was awarded The Shipwright Society Medal for aiding in the rescue of S.S City of Montreal. £200-300

8 49. 58. 65. An Edwardian miniature oak and A collection of thirty six various An early 20th century ship in a brass rum barrel, star and acorn ships and ward room badges, bottle of an American whaler, handle to cover and coopered including H.M.S Torquay and set full sail above black hull body , stamped “Victory Oak others. (A lot) and white gunwales, on a blue 1905” to base, 21.5cm high. See £100-120 sea with harpooned whale to illustration on p20. stern, 27cm long. £200-300 59. £40-50 A Collection of R.N hat tallies, 50. to include H.M.S Victory, 66. A 19th century bronze cannon, H.M.S Ajax, H.M.S Hercules A model ship in a bottle ‘Grace flared muzzle and three stage and others, also together with Darling 1838’, 33cm long. barrel with iron banding to several German tallies and £40-60 touchhole, on a navy style a collection of cloth ratings truck with brass and iron badges etc. 67. fittings, 56cm long overall. See £100-150 A model ship in a illustration on p20. bottle ‘St Ola’ of the St Helena £1200-1500 60. line, painted in colours, 22cm An Edwardian carved oak long 51. panel, the central panel with £40-60 A set of eight graduated relief carved decoration of two copper rum measures, each mermaids, flanked by smaller 68. marked with size and monarch panels of fish, monogrammed Two teak rudders and two R.N (Victorian and later), 5cm and dated to reverse 1908, 36 iron single blocks. smallest to 17cm largest size. x 164 cm. £40-50 See illustration on p19. £100-150 £400-500 69. 61. An Imperial Light Class I ship’s 52. A teak and brass bound Dutch lamp, No.538, also a Tilly An 88lbs pound cannon ball, helm, the central iron lamp search light and a small 22 cm diameter. boss radiating turned arms with masthead lamp (a/f). £100-150 outer beech rail, 99cm diameter. £50-70 £50-70 53. 70. An 88lbs pound cannon ball, 62. A Royal Navy Red ensign , with 22 cm diameter. A Dutch brass helm, the Trinity House jack, 92 x 160 £100-150 arched case with three stage com on a teak flag pole. lever and small aluminium £60-80 54. wheel, later mounted on a An 88lbs pound cannon ball, wooden plinth, 41cm high. 71. 22 cm diameter. £40-60 A mid 20th century grog £100-150 barrel, with brass capping’s 63. to bung’s ‘H & S Simonds 55. Three brass mounted porthole Ltd Reading’, also stamped An 88lbs pound cannon ball, window sections and a copper ‘Courage DF329’ 22 cm diameter. running light. £40-60 £100-150 £30-40 72. 56. 64. A teak half round grate, Four of 88lbs pound cannon A General with kick board and location balls in a wooden stand. Service pair awarded to “B.Z. notches. £380-440 9684, H.T. Webster ACT. L.S £50-60 R.N.V.R.” 57. £40-50 A graduated set of cannon balls, consisting of an 88lbs, a 42lbs, a 24lbs and a 6lbs ball (4). £160-220 9 73. 77. 82. A 19th Century silk Red Ensign A teak and brass ships helm, A Royal Navy gun sighting with needlework inscription, “ central domed brass boss instrument, black lacquered Presented to Captain Sturdee radiating turned spars, 53cm aluminium zenith with circular and the Officers of the City diameter. angle dial and rotating of by the Ladies of £80-100 horizon. Trinidad, January 1846”, 91 x £30-40 171cm, 78. An entry in The South African A R.N teak and brass bound 83. Commercial Advertiser for ships bucket,c.1940’s, with A 4 inch liquid filled compass, 4th February 1843 records leather covered rope handle together with a cased brass the marriage of Frederick and traces of armorial rolling rule and a large three Raney Sturdee R.N of H.M.S transfer to front, aluminum blade prop (3) Waterwitch to Anne Frances , Churchill commemorative £40-50 daughter of Lt-Col HodsonI. label to interior “ Made from The Sturdee family name has a battleships of Britain”. 84. long association with the Royal £50-70 A late 19th century brass ship’s Navy. In particular Fredericks’ bell “Indus” (1884), of typical son Sir Frederick Charles 79. form with black lettering and Doveton Sturdee 1859-1921. A late Victorian ships lamp by date 1884, 24cm high. The S.S City of Glasgow Nunn, Risdale & Co, London, Of the two vessels to bear the built by Todd & Macgregor, the circular lamp and lens with same name in this period,S.S. Glasgow carried out several fluted chimney cover and later Indus was a British cargo voyages under the company’s electrical conversion, together steamer that collided with and own accounts before her with a bronze three blade sank the Girdler lightship in maiden voyage of 1850. She prop. the Prince’s channel. S.S. Indus disappeared without trace on £60-80 was lost off Trevose head in the Liverpool to Philadelphia 1886. The other was the P&O line in 1954. See illustration on 80. liner “Indus” that was lost off p20. A 20th century stained pine the coast of Ceylon in 1885. £200-300 box with hand painted See illustration on p19. decoration of the Royal £250-350 74. George, depicting the ship at A brass cased bulkhead aneroid full steam on a swell, 37 x 38 85. barometer, mounted on an cm. A collection of personal oak circular surround, 27cm. £200-300 letters and correspondence of diameter. Engineer Commander John £60-70 81. Wisdom R.N:- many from A ships’s nameplate “ Aracan”, H.M.S Raleigh, H.M.S Barham 75. the 4 inch letters later and also on Admiralty headed A 20th century carved wooden mounted on a mahogany paper, one letter discussing a advertising sign for ‘the British board. friends movements in France Steam navigation company’ *The Aracan was a full- at the beginning of WWI, dated 1913-1950, with relief rigged ship built by Thos. & together with various other carved ship portrait and Jno. Brocklebank at Bransty, ephemera and a glass plate brass plaque ‘ Aquitania’ 42 x Whitehaven, launched on the negative of the “Fleet entering 115cm. 14th April 1854 and was lost Valetta (sic) harbour”. See £40-60 after a collision the steamship illustration on front cover. “American” sixteen miles off £80-100 76. Portland Bill on the 9th March A small teak and brass ships 1874 helm,with brass mounting bracket and shaft. £60-100 £70-90

10 85a 91. 99. A collection of fourteen late Two Victorian beech and iron S.S Parthia White Star Line 19th to early 20th century bound measures, one stamped A late 19th century Purser’s albums ‘Foreign Naval Ships’, “gallon” the other “peck” both leather Gladstone type bag, each album containing with V.R and crown stamp, 18 brass lock and single handle, numerous photographic and and 22cm high respectively. embossed to base “ Cunard lithographic ship portraits £60-80 White Star S.S Parthia. 25 x with hand written annotation, 46cm. predominately French, 92. Launched in 1870 Parthia Japanese and American vessels, A 19th Century brass bell, signed was one of four iron hulled gilt tooled three quarter leather to body ‘Marshall Ironmonger, screw steamers ordered by bindings and green cloth Plymouth’, the crown suspension Cunard for the Ireland to New boards, (sold with all faults) with oak and iron bound York and Boston service. She (14). See illustration on p21. crosspiece and ringed decoration was called in to service as a £400-600 to bell mouth, 51cm high. troop ship in 1881 to assist £350-400 General Gordon in Egypt. In 86. 1882 she ran aground in New A WW I sighting telescope 93. York harbour trying to avoid No.4 MK.3 by Negretti & A collection of various a collision with the liner St Zambra, 43cm high. navigation charts, to include Germain. She was renamed £40-50 Thames Sea Reach etc. Victoria in 1889. See illustration £30-40 on p19. 87. 94. £180-220 A 19th Century six draw brass A copper and brass ships lamp telescope by Pouzet, Geneve, by Davy, London, for the signal 100. signed , with sliding shade to “Not under command”, makers A teak and iron bound ships eyepiece and leather cased label to chimney lacquered in a helm, with iron boss and body, 110cm extended. black finish, 60cm high. turned spars, 102cm diameter. £250-300 £60-80 £300-400

88. 95. 101. An Elizabeth II oak rum barrel A Walkers Excelsior Mark IV Log, A Chad Valley “Take to of tapering form, the circular together with rotator, oil can pieces” boxed model, R.M.S cover with brass star and acorn and instructions in a fitted case. Queen Mary, comprising handle above coopered brass £70-100 twelve printed cardboard bound body, brass lettering sections. ‘The Queen, God bless her’, 96. £100-150 56cm high. An M.O.D issue type 06 hand £300-500 held compass, in a fitted 102. case, two Victorian style ships Two 19th Century sailors 89. lamps and a small collection of indentures, both dated 1845 A pair of large Victorian green marine equipment. for the term of six years, glass net floats. £40-50 framed and glazed (2). £150-200 97. £40-60 A collection of 20th century 90. instruments and fittings, to 103. A collection of ships timber include electronic sounders, A Keatings teak and iron souvenirs, comprising a signal flags and bulkhead bound single block. 1941 RN issue copper bound barometers etc (A lot). £30-40 jardiniere and a collection of £30-50 vesta barrels and napkin rings, 104. all with plaques, including 98. A circular brass cased striking H.M.S Victory, H.M.S Iron A Siebe Gorman pattern foot bulkhead clock, Roman Duke and others. (A lot) pump, of typical form with numeral dial, with double bell £40-60 leather bellows and iron chime on the and half fittings. hour, 20.5cm diameter. £40-50 £60-80

11 105. 112. 117. A Smiths Astral bulkhead clock, A leather shot bucket, with An Edwardian mahogany Roman numerals and red remains of gilt armorial transfer captains chair, curved sweep seconds hand, 20cm decoration to front (lacks red leather button back diameter. handle) upholstered top rail with scroll £40-60 £40-60 and anthemion decoration on scroll supports above circular 106. 113. seat, raised on square down A circular brass bulkhead clock, A collection of early 20th swept legs on brass castors. by P.F. Perry and Co, Liverpool, century ephemera, £200-250 the single barrel movement comprising S.S Celtic menu with Roman numerals and 1905, R.M.S Franconia 118. sudsidiary seconds dial, 19cm menu 1923, Hotel Great H.M.S Foudroyant, a diameter. central menu 1928, R.M.S copper and ebonised beech £40-60 Britannic passenger list 1935, commemorative walking cane, an Ogden cigarette card the pommel with ship and 107. and “ The Great Cunarders, Nelson portraits with relevant A copper and brass masthead some comparisons”, also a dates, also engraved shield lamp, by Griffiths & Sons reproduction Lusitania medal. cartouche “British Sailors Birmingham, later electrical £40-50 Society”, 91cm long. conversion, 41cm high £50-70 £60-80 114. A copper masthead lamp, 119. 108. marked “Anchor”, with oil H.M.Y Britannia- a collection of A pair of ships copper running burner to interior, 47cm high. 1977 Silver Jubilee ephemera lamps and a similar masthead £30-60 to include Tour and Fleet lamp. review booklets, First day £70-80 115. covers, a ship’s menu and An early 20th century Venetian related stamps etc. 109. brass gondola cresting, in the £40-60 A cased “Tufnell’s Signalmans form of a seahorse, with scroll Instruction Box”, containing and anthemion decoration, 120. two pine hulls and masts and scroll decorated bridal, H.M.S. Terrible- a white metal with a collection of painted 32cm high. mounted rivet, inscribed wooden signal flags, for the £300-400 “H.M.S. Terrible 3/8/94” teaching and practice of The seventh ship to be named Naval signalling, 67 x 33 cm, 116. Terrible laid down in 1894, together with , Kent, Cpt . B An M.O.D issue circular was one of two Powerful Class “ Signal - History of Signalling brass bulkhead clock, the cruisers built to hunt down in the Royal Navy” pub Hyden white enamel dial marked Russian and French commence house 1993. See illustration on “Thomas Armstrong & Brother raiders. p21. Manchester & Liverpool”, £60-100 £150-200 red seconds sweep hand and Roman numerals under glass 110. bezel, stamped to outer case 121. A pair of large circular glass with crows foot and numbered H.M.S Victory- A copper lighthouse lenses “3774”, 24cm diameter. and oak Trafalgar centenary £20-40 £150-200 commemorative plaque, the repousee decorated plaque 111. with ships portrait above text A framed gilt display of twelve and dated October 21st 1905, English Naval badges containing copper from H.M.S £50-60 Victory, mounted on an oak shield plinth, 26cm high £100-120

12 122. 125. 132. A pair of Abalone shells. A graduated set of cannon A brass cased bulkhead clock £20-30 shot, approximately 6lbs by Hermle, Arabic numerals and smaller, mounted on a and subsidiary tide dial, red 122A. wooden stand. seconds sweep hand, 18cm A Chrysalis brass and oak £50-70 diameter. model of a Dutch 64.pdr £30-40 garrison Gun, raised on an 126. oak plinth case enclosing A brass desk model of a 17th 133. worm, ramrod and certificate, century cannon, with scroll A 19th century Royal Naval constructed from salvaged cast decoration on an oak Officers dress sword, the brass and timbers., with Navy pattern truck. double edge pointed blade associated glass case. £30-40 above knuckle guard with foul £80-120 anchor motif, remains of wire 127. bound fish skin grip and lions 122B. An early 20th century brass head pommel, 75cm blade A scale model of a 32.pdr gun, bound coal box with nautical length (blade a/f). black painted on a navy truck, decoration. £150-200 in a part diorama setting, £20-40 cased. 128. 134. £100-150 An aluminium ships badge A circular brass bulkhead “Sigyn”, painted in colours clock, unsigned, mounted 123. and mounted on an oak plinth, on a wooden plinth, 21cm H.M.S Camperdown- A teak 34cm high. diameter. three tier trolley, constructed £40-60 £60-70 from ship’s timbers, with turned handle and block and 129. 135. turned supports, inset circular R. M. S. Berengaria - A first A 19th Century leather label “ made from H.M.S class dining saloon mahogany cased coastguard telescope Camperdown”, formerly the open armchair, the arched by Lilley & Son, London, the property of Francis Loftus back with beaded border tapering green leather body -Tottenham when stationed as above padded scroll elbow with ropeknot decoration to an officer on board the ship. supports and seat, the frame either end, signed ‘Lilley & Son An Admiral class battleship further carved with anthemion London 1573’, 68cm closed named after Adam Duncan, decoration, raised on turned length. 1st Viscount Duncan of fluted legs, united by a cross £100-150 Camperdown launched 24th frame stretcher, together November 1885, she is most with a R.M.S. 136. well known for her collision Berengaria brochure (2). A Seahorse copper and brass with H.M.S Victorian on 22nd £250-300 masthead lamp, numbered June 1893 off the coast near 39443, with original burner to Tripoli. The resulting collision 130. interior. caused the loss of the Victorian The ships bell for the Dutch £100-150 with over 300 lives including Coaster ‘Kettlemeer’, 1975, her captain Sir George Tyron inscribed as title in black script. 137. £250-300 £150-200 A small bronze “Crewsaver” anchor. 124. 131. £40-50 An octagonal maritime themed A brass ship’s bell from ‘C.M.S. occasional table top, central Castleton 1958’ foul anchor and compass £100-150 motif surrounded by scenes of a naval engagement, 91 cm wide. £60-80

13 138. Navigation & 146. H.M.S Britannia, a pair of late 19th The launching casket for H.M.S /early 20th century mahogany Scientific Instruments Reindeer, 1883. and brass bellows, of circular the walnut and satinwood 142. outline, square brass plaque caddy topped casket blind A 12 inch terrestrial globe by inscribed’ Made from timber carved “Reindeer” with an W & A.K Johnston, Edinburgh, and copper taken from H.M.S acorn, oak leaf and anthemion brass mounted on a turned Britannia’, 47cm long. border, over fretwork panels mahogany column and circular Of the six ships to bear the name and acanthus carved plinth, plinth base. Britannia, perhaps the most widely underside to cover with ink £200-300 known is the vessel used as the and wash profile of the ship cadet on the River inscribed “H.M.S Reindeer,” 143. Dart prior to the construction of screw composite gunvessel of 4 A 20th century M.O.D issue the Naval college in 1905. guns and 850h.p. Launched at 3 1/2” radius vernier sextant, £50-60 Devonport Yard 14th Nov.1883 by Hughes & Sons Ltd,black by Miss Ethel Sayer, Length crackle finished frame, the 139. between perps 167ft, Breadth silvered scale calibrated to A teak and brass bound ships Extreme 32ft, Displacement 120 degrees and numbered helm, 95cm diameter. in tons 950no. Rear Adml C.T “44429”, the radius arm £80-120 Curme Admiral Superintendent, stamped with crows foot J.Angear Chief Constructor”, and numbered “6B/177”, 140. plush lined fitted interior with in a fitted mahogany A Chilean 12 bolt copper and carved mallet and chisel, 19x case,certificate for 3/4/85. brass diving helmet, in the 36 x 26 cm. See illustration p20. £100-150 Admiralty style, circular ports, £1000-1200 air inlet valve to internal ducting 147. 144. and exhaust valve to rear of A Sestrel Type 89003 binnacle, A Sestrel hand held yacht bonnet, corselet with half brasses, oval observation window compass in a fitted case. together with a Siebe Gorman and lamp case to one side, £30-40 size 1 diving suit, M.O.D issue, brass flinders ball with R.N stamped with crows foot and compensation balls, on a 145. numbered “49097” and a pair teak stand, lacks compass to A 19th century 9 inch radius of Siebe Gorman diving boots, interior, 125cm high. vernier sextant by James leather uppers with brass toe caps £300-400 Cox, London, polished and lead weighted wooden soles. brass diamond frame with See illustration on p21. 148. silvered scale, calibrated to £1200-1500 A Walker’s “ Cherub-III” ship’s 155 degrees, vernier clamp log, white enamel dial in a with light diffuser mirror and 141. brass case with mounting shades, with sighting scopes in H.M.Y Osborne II- A set of six bracket, and a Walker’s Cherub original box, 23.5cm diameter. ships mahogany dining chairs, brass rotator (2) See illustration on p22. the oval pierced backs with £50-70 £400-500 Osborne feathers and shell decoration, above stuff over 149. upholstered seat raised on square A leather cased sighting tapering legs terminating spade telescope by F Davidson & Co, toes, united by square stretchers London with 2 in. N.A.O 7 with brass deck location rings. Davon lens. Built in 1870 to replace the £100-120 previous vessel of the same name. She undertook Royal 150. Duties for world cruises and in A leather cased four draw later years for the short journey brass telescope by Broadhurst, to the Isle of Wight and Osborne Clarkson & Co Ltd London,in House. Given by the Prince of original carrying case. Wales to the Fox family. See on £80-120 illustration p25. £3000-4000 14 151. 155. 160. An early 20th century brass An Ottway & Co brass gun An M.O.D. issue Kew-Pattern telescope by A.P. Greenfield & sight, with coarse adjust, barometer, by F. Darton Co, Brisbane, 29.5 cm long. stamped “No 359” and dated & Co , London, of typical The Greenfield family are 1937. 53cm long construction, silvered scale recorded as emigrating from £50-60 signed as title and numbered Australia to Belgium at the ‘2473/42’, black painted tube beginning of the 20th century 156. with thermometer, weighted and were killed during the A Royal Navy issue O.2.B mercury reservoir and gimble conflicts of WWI. compass, with 2 inch liquid mount, in original box, £40-50 filled dial in a brass case, on a Meteorological Department later turned teak plinth, 20 cm stamp dated 27th May 1941, 152. diameter. 91.5cm high. A 9 1/2 inch radius brass £40-50 £180-220 vernier sextant by T. Cook London, diamond pattern 157. 161. frame, silvered scale calibrated A late Victorian gilt cased A Hezzanith MK VII projector to 120 degrees, shades and compensated barometer, binnacle, the Heath & Co 8 mirrors, numbered “214”, 24 unsigned, with silvered vernier inch liquid dial in a gimballed cm diameter. dial and inscribed to back cover mount under pyramid cover £150-200 “Presented by some of the with observation window and members of the Sydenham cylindrical lamp box, raised 153. Ambulance Class 1895 to Dr M on a teak column with flinders An oak cased barograph Coates in grateful remembrance, bars, compensation balls and by Ross, London, signed to together with thermometer and Bruce Peebles B coils, also filled lacquered brass baseplate, compass in a fitted leather case. clinometer and brass mounts eight drum atmosphere, pen £60-80 on a section of teak decking, adjuster and ink bottle holder, 158. together with an associated silver presentation plaque A 19th century 9 1/2 inch periscope observation mount. to base “Admiralty Prize For radius vernier sextant by £1800-2200 Meritorious Examinations Sub- Dennis?, London, the black Lieut E.Hallewell R.N 1907”, three circle frame with copper 162. hallmarks for London 1905, scale calibrated to 155 A late 19th Century “New 19x 35 x20cm degrees, incomplete, in an oak Yacht Log” by Edward Massey, £250-350 case, 22cm diameter. London, with four blades £70-90 above enamel dials and brass 154. mounted rotating head, also An early 19th century brass 159. inscribed in red enamel to microscope, unsigned, the A 9 1/2 inch radius “ Bell” body “Edward Masseys New vertical monocular tube with pattern vernier sextant by Patent Yacht Log 13,57” 40cm fine adjust, raised on scroll Heath & Co, London, oxidised long supports above a circular frame and slivered scale £175-225 observation platform with marked “K670”, engraved with mirror mounts beneath, further maker and owner “F.G.Bullock 163. raised on three tripod supports R.N”, the scale marked to A 1920 epoch star globe by on a square mahogany base, 155 degrees, with shades and H. Hughes & Son, London, together with spare objectives, sighting tubes with accessories the 7 1/2 inch globe mounted accessories and ivory mounted in a mahogany case, certificate within brass longitude and specimens in a mahogany for 18/6/52, 26cm diameter. meridian rings, in a fitted pyramid case, 39cm high. £120-150 teak case with instruction £200-300 label , Admiralty Compass department stamp dated 20th May 1953 £300-400

15 164. 168. 173. A 7 1/2 inch radius vernier A Sestrel “ Dead Beat A US Army Air Corps type A-12 sextant by G Plath, , Compass”, the liquid filled dial Bubble sextant, in fitted case. the black lacquer three circle under domed glass bezel with £30-40 frame with brass calibrated covers, above tapering body, scale to 150 degrees, 28cm high 174. numbered ‘10406’, with £120-140 An M.O.D issue “Astro shades and mirrors, together Compass MKII”, in a fitted case with sighting scope and 169. with inspection stamp dated accessories in a fitted case, A 19th century gilt and ivory 1942, and a spare 3P latitude certified for 1935. two drawer spy glass by Jones, plate. £300-400 Charing Cross, London, signed £40-50 as per title and initialled “J.H”, 165. 8cm extended. 175. A circular brass pocket sextant £80-120 A brass and lacquer by Elliott Brothers, London, Anemometer by Lowne, silvered vernier, two shades 170. type P4, numbered “L.595”, and sliding eye cover, signed An early 20th Century silvered dial, in a leather case. to plate and housed within mahogany cased barograph, £50-70 a brass case, together with unsigned, the drum divided original leather case. into eight atmospheres with 176. * Elliott Brothers was originally silvered vernier dial and A Walker’s “Excelsior” IV founded in 1804 by William thermometer, ivorine retailers Electric log, sling pattern type Elliott. The firm continued plaque for “Harrods Ltd for high speed craft, together making instruments up to the London” under a bevelled with two rotators and fittings beginning of WWII until it was glazed case and fitted drawer in a pine case, instruction label later incorporated into BAE. to plinth, 38 x 24 x 24 cm. See to underside of lid. See illustration on p22. illustration on p22. £100-150 £250-300 £250-350 177. 166. 171. An M.O.D issue type P11 spit A lacquered brass inclinometer A 19th century 4 3/4 inch dry bar compass, cased, together by Wiesner, , with card compass by Spencer, with a 2 inch liquid filled calibrated scale and spirit, Browning & Rust, London, the compass in a teak case. etched to one side “ J.B monochrome paper dial with a £30-50 MacKenzie”, in original brass mounted wooden bowl case, together with a pair of on brass gimbal, in a square binoculars by D.M. McGregor oak case, 13 x 22 x 22 cm 178. & Co Glasgow, in original case £200-300 A brass and lacquer Station (2) pointer by Hughes & Sons, £100-150 172. numbered “3592”, together A lacquered brass microscope with reprinted copy of “On 167. by Watson & Sons, London, the station pointer” in a fitted A 19th century 13 inch radius the single draw tube with case. ebony brass and ivory octant, coarse and fine adjust above a £50-70 unsigned, the “A frame inset circular mechanical platform, with vacant cartouche and sub stage condenser and 179. ivory scale calibrated to 100 mirror, in a fitted case with A Paget Angle Sextant, by degrees, pin hole sight and six Holos and Aprochromatic E.R Watts & Son London, shades, 31cm diameter. objective lenses in cases, 44cm numbered “871”, in fitted case £300-400 high. with instructions and original £350-450 purchase invoice dated 1967. £30-50

16 180. Sailor’s Art 189. A 10 inch radius vernier double A scrimshaw decorated tooth, frame sextant, unsigned, 185. of a semi naked woman in double A frame with brass H.M.S. Terrible -A 19th stockings holding aloft a large and silvered vernier calibrated century sailor’s wool-work phallus, 10cm long. to 155 degrees, numbered ship portrait, set full sail and £120-150 “4227” with shades, with smoke from both funnels, incomplete, 24cm diameter. flying the white Ensign, 190. shoreline and lighthouse to A scrimshaw decorated tooth, £60-80 distance, ink label to border one side carved in relief with “ H.M.S Terrible”, in a glazed the figure of a penguin, the 181. maple veneered swept frame, other with erotic scene, 16cm An Air Ministry Bubble Sextant 39x60cm. long. MK IX, numbered “15368/42” H.M.S Terrible was the largest £150-200 in a fitted case, together with steam powered wooden two volumes of sight reduction paddle frigate laid down in 191. tables. 1842 and originally attached A set of four Oriental ivory £50-70 to the Channel fleet. In cylindrical scent bottles, each 1854 she was part of the with incised erotic scene, three 182. Mediterranean fleet that with text to opposite side. A 4 inch brass cased binnacle saw action in the Siege of £120-150 compass, the liquid filled dial Sebastapol and Balaclava. See within a gimballed mount illustration on p21. 192. with oval glazed observation £800-1000 A 19th century whale bone cover and lamp case to one patter, the leaf shaped body side, over painted in light 186. narrowing to a rounded blue enamel, with matching A 19th century scrimshaw handle with two suspension numbers . decorated powder horn, loop holes to end, 41.5cm £100-150 inscribed with a depiction of a long. baccic woman holding a Union £300-400 183. Jack whilst seated on a barrel A mahogany barograph, of brandy, above Royal coat 193. unsigned, with eight of arms and panel beneath A 19th Century marine ivory atmosphere drum and 8 “Wm. Kerby IVth King’s Own walking cane, tapered shaft day movement to cylinder, Regimt”, with fully rigged and plain handle, 80.5cm mounted on a brass plate ship to the lower edge, also long. under a four glass case, decorated with kangaroo, £200-300 fitted single frieze drawer, mermaid and floral motifs, 23x37x23cm. 41cm long. See illustration on 194. £200-250 p21. A marine vertebrae walking £400-500 stick, the graduated sections 184. with baleen ferrules and horn A brass and leather four draw 187. handle, 88cm long telescope by Broadhurst, A small scrimshaw decorated £100-150 Clarkson & Co, London. tooth, incised with a clipper £40-60 ship, 11cm long. 195. £150-200 A 19th Century sailors wool work of a Royal Navy Steam 188. paddle frigate, the two masts A scrimshaw decorated tusk, with running rigging and the top incised with erotic funnels with steam, the black scenes, the underside carved hull with white gunwales with floral vine, 26cm long. and red bordered gun ports, £100-150 on a blue ground within a geometric border, 31 x 56cm. £300-400

17 196. Models 204. A scrimshaw decorated whales A detailed early 20th century tooth, one side with incised 199. scale model of the motor image of a Reindeer type A scratch built waterline yacht “Azalea”, fully detailed animal, 13cm long. model of the Swedish Steam deck with radio masts, yellow £40-60 merchant ship ‘Norna’, fully funnel, lifeboats, binnacle detailed decks with lifeboats and guard rails, the pine and davit’s, painted in WWII hull painted white to the 197. colours, on a moulded sea waterline and red beneath, A scrimshaw tooth incised with base, 41 x 93 x 22cm. on an associated cradle with a ship portrait and bearing The Norna was recorded as label “Azalea- the millionaires the inscription “Victory 1805” destroyed by U-57 on 13th yacht of the 1930’s. designed within an arched border, the February 1940 by Messrs Bassett-Lowke Ltd reverse with an image of a £60-80 of Northampton and built man in Polynesian style grass in 1945 by a convalescent skirt and headdress surrounded 200. Canadian Serviceman. by an arched frame, 16cm A 20th century wooden pond Complete refit and radio long. yacht “Jean”, fully rigged control by R.D early 1983. £60-80 aluminium above Pre war 6 volt B-L motor detailed painted plank deck and fittings.” together with and hull painted white to the perspex cover, model length 198. waterline and blue beneath 100cm. A scrimshawtooth incised with with red keel, fitted for radio £200-300 a depiction of a brig at full sail control, 92cm long. and bearing date 1761 the £80-100 205. reverse with arched cartouche An early 20th century live enclosing a swan and a 201. steam river launch “Nippy building, 15.5 cm long A wooden pond yacht, fully II”, copper boiler and single £60-80 rigged above cabin deck and piston within a green painted red painted hull with weighted wooden hull with cowling to keel on a cradle, 85cm long. bow, 58cm long. £60-80 £150-200

202. 206. A 20th century pond yacht A collection of thirty-four “Moon Shadow”, fully rigged Navis Neptune 1:1200 die above detailed cabin deck, cast model warships, including above hull painted white and Bismarck, Repulse etc. blue with weighted keel, on a £40-60 pine cradle, 92cm long. £80-100 207. A collection of thirty-nine 203. Len Jordan 1:1200 resin A part built kit model of the waterline model merchant and research ship “Calypso” (a/f). commercial ships, including £20-30 Empress of and others. £40-60

208. A collection of thirty Ron Hughes handbuilt 1:1200 waterline models, including H.M.S Queen Elizabeth, H.M.S Valiant and others. £100-150

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269 26 209. 217. 219. A collection of twenty-nine A scale model of the paddle A good 19th Century ivory German 1:1200 diecast steamer “Glasgow”, detailed quayside model of the waterline model ships, mostly deck, davits with life boat Orient steamship ‘Scott’, Mercator and other makers of and fittings above black the fully detailed deck with liners and merchant vessels. hull painted red below the flying bridge and figures £80-100 waterline, fitted for remote of passengers and crew on control, 97cm long. deck, on a plank and pinned 210. £60-80 hull on a mirrored waterline A collection of forty-five base, the ship moored to a Albatross 1:1200 diecast 217A. wooden model quayside with waterline models, to include A cased scale model of a ketch, handpainted ivory figures of liners and battleships, H.M.S fully rigged, detailed deck and passengers and onlookers, the King George and others. black painted hull to waterline, whole within a carved and £80-120 red beneath, on a cradle glazed mahogany case, 57cm mount. x 26cm x 27cm. 211. £150-200 * Named ‘Scott’ to the bow A collection of twenty-eight and ‘Orient’ to the stern, this 1:1200 diecast waterline 217B. is possibly the Orient Steam models, various makers, to A scale model of the trawler Navigation vessel Orient. include SS Royal George and “Campbell Town”, rigged Though under a French flag, others. radio masts and wheel house she appears to be flying the £70-100 to deck, simulated planking, colours for the company P varnished hull to waterline and McAllum & Sons Ltd. 212. red beneath, brass mounts on £3000-4000 H. M. S. Constitution, a scale a plinth base. model with fully rigged sails Est £180-220 220. above detailed deck and open A scale model racing pond gun ports. 218. yacht “Delor”, fully rigged jib £100-150 A scale model of the yacht sheet and main sheet above “Seabird”, fully detailed deck planked deck with brass tiller 213. with wheel house and rigging, mechanism and fittings, the H. M. S. Pandora - A scale with white painted hull and white hull with blue stripe model fully rigged over seabird figurehead, fitted for decoration, on a later pine detailed deck and open gun remote control, 112 cm long. cradle, 142cm hull length, ports. £60-80 214cm high, later fitted with £80-120 remote control servos. £500-700 214. A model pond yacht, rigged 221. aluminum mast above deck A scratch built model of a and white painted hull, ketch, fully rigged above (incomplete) 91cm long. simulated plank deck with £30-50 belaying pins and block, the hull painted white to waterline 215. and brown beneath, with A kit built scale model “Cutty weighted lead keel, 83cm long. Sark”, copper clad hull with £300-400 simulated plank deck and standing rigging, 115cm long. 222. £100-150 A pine model racing yacht, fully rigged sails, above pine 216. deck and hull with weighted A Star Yacht Company keel, 64cm long. Birkenhead “Arctic Star” pond £40-80 yacht. £30-40

27 223. 227. 234. A Sutcliffe model “Nautilus” An 20th century clinker built A cased boardroom waterline clockwork model submarine, model of the Victorian racing model ‘T.S.S. Carare’, fully based on the Disney film boat “Shah”, plank and decorated decks, radio oriels, “20,000 Leagues Under ribbed hull painted blue to the life boats and davits, on a the Sea”, painted tin plate waterline and white beneath, blue perspex base with plaque hull with original transfer mounted in a glazed pine case, ‘T.S.S. Carare 6,878 Tons decorations, in original box, with plaque “Shah 1873”, 20 x Gross, Built to the order of 25cm long. 72 x 19cm. Elders & Fyffes Ltd by Cammel £50-80 £300-400 Laird & Co Ltd, Birkenhead, 1925’, 163cm x 31cm x 46cm. 224. 228. £1200-1500 A clinker built model of a A late 19th century half-block dinghy, gaff rigged, with model of a gig, on a fielded 235. planks and pinned hull, brass panel backboard, 43 x 17 cm. A cased scale waterline model dagger board and fittings, £60-90 of the Turkish training yacht raised on a cradle support, ‘Savarona’, brown twin funnels 52cm overall length. 229. above flying bridge and white £120-160 A late 19th century pine half hull, 123cm x 35cm x 30cm. block model “Rachel”, black £200-300 225. and brown hull with gilt A Bowman model “Seahawk” lettering on a pine backboard, 236. live steam speed boat, 30cm long. A scale model of a WWII aluminium cowling to brass £80-120 submarine with conning boiler with double piston, tower, forward gun and single screw motor, the 230. detailed deck, the top section wooden hull painted in original A contemporary half block enclosing fitted servos for radio cream and green colours with model of the Victorian cutter control mechanism and twin transfer labels to bow and ‘Madge’, on a mahogany screws, mounted on a wooden stern, 69cm long. plinth, inscribed to verso and cradle, 108cm long. £300-400 dated 2008, 27.5 x 71.5cm. £170-200 £100-150 226. 237. A Bowman model “Snipe” live 231. A mirror backed half block steam speed boat, aluminium A contemporary half block model of the liner “Empress cowling to boiler, single piston model of the Victorian cutter of Japan”, solid timber hull single screw engine, within ‘Shona’, on a mahogany painted white to the waterline cream and blue painted hull, plinth, 27.5 x 79 cm. and painted gilt decoration, together with original pine £100-150 portholes, detailing and box, 57cm long. varnished below, the white £200-300 232. painted superstructure with An early “A” Class pond yacht winches, derricks, ship’s boats hull, mahogany on plank frame on davits and ventilators, with original varnish, cream plaque to upper right “R.M.S painted deck with inscribed Empress of Japan Maiden plank lines and removable lead Voyage 1891” 19 x 73 x 9cm weighted keel, 146cm long £250-300 The Empress of Japan was built in 1890 at Barrow for the 233. Canadian Pacific line. During A remote control scale WW I she was converted to an model of the Canadian Buoy armed auxiliary cruiser in Hong maintenance vessel “ Tsekoa Kong, subsequently returning II”, fullt detailed decks, with to civil service in 1916. The wooden cradle/stand. model is depicted in her post £40-60 war peacetime condition. £650-750

28 238. 243. Prints A cased waterline model of A good 19th century wood The Union Castle Line “R.M.S and bone waterline model 246. Pendennis Castle”, the scratch of a clipper, bone mounted After William Lionel Wyllie built hull painted in colours bound masts,standing and The Battle of The Nile with radio mast and aerial, on running rigged, bone blocks lithograph with key to the a moulded waterline base with above planked deck, ivory position of the ship attached to horizon to back board, 34 x 50 helm, figurehead and fittings, the reverse x 17 cm. the plank and pinned hull set 48 x 88cm. £120-150 in a painted base under a glass £40-60 case, 52 x 78 x 32cm. See 239. illustration on p22. 247. A cased model of “The Cutty £800-1200 After W.R. McMinn (Late 19th Sark”, standing and running Century) rigged with detailed planked 244. First Class Packet Ship deck and painted hull, 65 x An early 20th century ‘Yorkshire’ of New York 104 x 39 cm. Continental tinplate toy rowboat, coloured lithograph published £80-120 the automated figure operated by James Connell & Sons Ltd by wheels to bow section, 60cm x 75cm 240. painted in colours, 8cm long. £40-60 H.M.S Victory-A scratch built £40-60 waterline model, standing 248. rigged with signal flags, above 245. After Tim Thompson (born detailed deck and painted A scratch built model H.M.S 1951) wooden hull, on a moulded Victory, standing and running ‘The America’s Cup 1876 - waterline plinth, together rigged with decks, open gun Madeleine (New York Yacht with a small section of timber ports with guns, mullioned Club) defeats Countess of marked Victory, reputedly windows to stern and detailed Dufferin (Royal Canadian Yacht taken from the ship by the quarterlights, the ships main Club) models builder, 19cm high. running lamps fitted for coloured print £150-200 illumination, mounted on a signed on the margins in cradle, 112cm long. pencil by the artist 241. £200-300 55cm x 70cm A cased waterline model of £80-100 the trawler “Wydale”, painted 245A funnel and black hull in a A good clinker built model of 249. glazed diorama case, 28 x the Hastings lugger ‘Billie Boy’, A set of three coloured 45cm fully rigged masts and bow photographs: H.M.S. Hermes, £40-60 sprit, above planked deck with S.S. Canberra and S.S. capstan, chimney, ropework and Uganda returning to port 242. nets, the varnished plank and from The Falklands, 26cm x A cased waterline diorama, pinned hull numbered ‘R.X.61’ 49cm, together with another depicting clipper and pilot and named to transom, brass photograph of a battleship (4). boat surrounded by smaller mounted rudder, 92 x 71.5 cm. £30-35 vessels on a swell, with *This model was constructed painted landscape backboards, in 1931 for a Mr Waddicore 250. 25x42cm by Mr Hilder of Old Town T. Sutherland after T. £50-70 Hastings. Several examples of Whitcombe Mr Hilder’s work are held in the Lord Howe in the Queen Science Museum collection. In Charlotte breaking the the mid 20th century a Mr W enemy’s lines, May 29th 1794’ Campion of the Science Museum also a companion, the pair, workshop carried out restoration Capture of the Castor, May to the model. The original 29th 1794 documents and correspondence coloured prints, published 1816 regarding the restoration are 22cm x 30cm (2). included in this lot. £25-30 £700-900 29 251. 257. 262. A Victorian lithograph ‘The After Harold Harvey (1874- “Cinquieme Combat soutenu Prince of Orange landing at 1941) par la Loire sur la Cote Torbay’, 40cm x 60cm. Children boating in a Cornish d’Irlande”, hand coloured £25-35 harbour copper engraving, 42 x 32 cm, coloured print framed & glazed. 252. 35cm x 45cm. (1) A pair of reproduction ships £30-40 £50-70 plans for S.S.Alagoas and Gulf of Ancud, each 57 x 82cm. (2) 258. 263. £40-60 After Thomas Bush Hardy DUTCH MARITIME PRINTS (1842-1897) ... A pair of hand coloured 253. ‘Landing fish at Scarborough’ lithographs, depicting naval After Van der Velde and chromolithograph battles with the British fleet in Bakhuizen 29cm x 49cm the 1650s. 36 x 23 cm, framed ‘A moderate gale’; ‘A brisk together with another print & glazed. gale’ ‘Flying Cloud’ after J. Spurling (2) a pair of coloured prints 31cm x 41cm. £60-80 originally published 1765/66 £50-60 50 x 65cm (2) 264. £20-30 259. After Walter Thomas Two maritime advertising White Star Line M.V.’Britannia’; 254. posters being: ‘Louis Vuitton White Star Line R.M.S. Majestic Michael Lees (Late 20th America’s Cup 88 - Media two coloured prints published Century) Centre’, 75cm x 50cm and by The Liverpool Printing & Making Sail ‘America’s Cup ‘87’, 92cm x Stationery Co. a limited edition print (No 66cm (2). each 40 x 61cm. (2) 90/495) £40-60 £60-80 signed in pencil by the artist 40cm x 60cm 260. 265. together with another signed John Steven Dews (born 1949) H. Popprill after S. Walters limited edition print (No Rainbow and Endeavour ‘Outward Bound - off Rock Fort 1/850) by the same hand a coloured print and Light House, Liverpool’ 39cm x 52cm (2) signed in pencil on the margin also a companion, the pair, £30-50 by the artist ‘Homeward Bound - passing 47cm x 63cm the Light Ship, Liverpool’ 255. together with three other coloured prints After Charles Louis Mozin maritime prints by different 30cm x 35cm (2) (1806-1862) hands £20-30 Harbour scene, beached (4) fishing boats and a companion £30-50 266. three lithographs After Robert Taylor (20th 31cm x 47cm mounted but 261. Century) unframed (3) W. Stewart Collie (Exh 1906- ‘H. M. S. Kelly - The Grand £60-70 1919) Harbour , 1941’ Royal Naval Warships on also a companion, the pair 256. Exercise ‘H.M.S. Cavalier - Arctic After Robin Davidson also a companion, the pair, Convoy, R.64, February 45’ (Contemporary) etchings signed in pencil by coloured limited prints (No. The Cob, Lyme Regis the artist 1491/200) a coloured print 13cm x 24.5cm (2) signed in pencil on the margin 23cm x 68cm £25-35 by Mountbatten of Burma A.F £40-50 and the artist 53cm x 81cm (2) £60-80

30 267. Watercolours 271B. After Robert Taylor (20th English School (Late 19th Century) 269. Century) ‘Steaming into Wind’ Sybil Mullen Glover (20th S.S. City of Rome a coloured limited edition print Century) bodycolour on panel (No. 295/850) A Little Fortress 40cm x 50cm, unframed. signed in pencil, on the margin signed bottom left £40-60 by the artist and Rear Admiral watercolour over pencil E. R. Anson 26 x 50cm. See illustration on 271C. 37cm x 50cm. p26. Frank William Scarborough £20-30 (1860-1939) Sybil Mullen Glover; a painter Off Greenwich, London 268. of marine and landscape watercolour After F Robson subjects. She studied at St signed and inscribed A Stiff Breeze near Tilbury Martin’s School of Art. Member 34cm x 24.5cm. See illustration lithograph of the Royal Society of Marine on p24. 36 x 54cm. Artists and The Royal Institute. £200-300 £40-60 Exhibited at the R.A, NEAC and The Paris Salon where she 272. won gold and silver medals. Philip John Ouless (1817-1885) Examples of her work are The Royal Yacht and other held at the National Maritime shipping - Portsmouth Harbour Museum Greenwich, Plymouth watercolour Museum & Art Gallery, signed Brighton Art Gallery and 33cm x 49cm. See illustration Walsall. on p24. £120-180 £100-150

270. 273. Sybil Mullen Glover (20th H. Newton (19th Century) Century) Beached sailing boats and Drakes Island fishermen - Scarborough signed bottom left, inscribed watercolour with title on the reverse signed watercolour 14cm x 18.5cm 17.5 x 35cm. £30-40 £80-120 274. 271. Albert Proctor (fl.1885-1904) Sybil Mullen Glover (20th Fishermen drying nets on a Century) harbour wall, A Devonshire Waterway trawlers in a bay beyond signed bottom right, inscribed signed with title on the reverse watercolour watercolour 45 x 66.5cm. See illustration 17.5 x 35.5cm. on p23. £80-120 £200-300

271A. English School (Circa 1900) Moonlight seascape with a liner and tug a pair of bodycolour drawings, oval 20cm x 28cm (2) £40-50

31 275. 278A. 282. English School (Late 19th Frank Mole (20th Century) Attributed to Charles Taylor Century) Coastal scene near Zennor, Junior (fl.1843-1866) Study of fourteen war and other Cornwall East Indiamen (or Blackwell ships, all named, watercolours watercolour Frigates) with a French coastal and ink, twelve of circular signed and dated ‘60 scene form, 10.5cm, around a central 28cm x 38cm and craft in choppy seas shaped study, 15.5cm long, a £80-120 watercolour with scratching- contemporary label on reverse out and heightened with white reads ‘From Mackenzie Thomson, 279. 59 x 90cm. See illustration on - - - Artist, Bishops House, Gads H Whitehead (19/20th inside back cover. Hill, Gillingham, Kent’, the Century) £800-1200 fourteen studies contained in H.H. T.B No.4 two frames, 43cm x 47cm. See signed, watercolour 283. illustration on p26. 27 x 40cm. Stuart Upham (20th Century) £150-200 £40-60 Mayflower II in a choppy sea watercolour 276. 280. inscribed ‘Stuart Upham, English School (Early 19th Frank Watson Wood (1862- Builder - Mayflower II’ Century) 1953) 25cm x 21cm An American three master Plymouth Sound, battleships at £30-40 under full sail anchor watercolour, oval signed, inscribed and dated 284. 15cm x 20cm 1912 Robert W. Bradshaw £40-50 monochrome watercolour (Contemporary) 21 x 34.5cm. See illustration on Axmouth Harbour 277. p23. watercolour Donald Greig (1916-2009) £300-500 signed Racing yacht 28cm x 18.5cm watercolour and bodycolour £80-100 48 x 57cm, unframed. 281. £50-100 Frank Watson Wood (1862- 285. 1953) Donald Jackson 277A. Dreadnought Class battleships (Contemporary) M.O.B. Hall (20th Century) offshore ‘Low Tide - Anthony Passage’ S.S. Woodlark (London) at a signed and dated 1911 watercolour quayside monochrome watercolour signed together with two other 17 x 32cm. See illustration on 16cm x 23.5cm watercolours, S.S. Woodlark p21 also a coloured print after Bob at sea £200-300 Bradshaw all three signed, the quayside ‘Beer Beach’, signed in pencil scene with full maritime history 281A. by the artist of the vessel on reverse C. Meulande (Circa 1900) 20cm x 27cm (2) 38cm x 46cm, 33cm x 51cm ‘S.S. Sidmouth’ £50-60 and 33cm x 47cm (3) bodycolour £70-90 signed and titled 286. 37cm x 60cm J.G. Kemp-Luck (20th Century) 278. £200-300 ‘Bowsprit Barge in fresh Thomas Binney Gibbs (b.1870) N’’ Coastal seascape also a companion, the pair signed and dated 1909 ‘Harwich Smacks with fish for bottom left Market’ watercolour with scratching- watercolours heightened with out white 12 x 17cm. See illustration on signed p23 25cm x 36cm (2) £80-120 £20-30

32 287. 292. 297. English School (Circa 1930’s) Frederick William Scarbrough Attributed to William Payne Racing Yachts off the coast (1860-1939) (1760-1830) watercolour Trawlers at low tide in an Plymouth Sound 21cm x 29.5cm estuary inscribed ‘Part of the Fort at £30-50 signed bottom right Cat Water’ watercolour heightened with ink and grey wash 288. white 18.5cm x 31cm. See illustration William Callcott Knell (1830- 17 x 23.5cm. on p23. 1876) £200-300 £60-100 Sailing craft and paddle steamer off Dover 293. 298. watercolour with scratching John Linfield (born 1930) Donald William Lambie (20th out Evening at Dartmouth Century) signed and dated 1852 watercolour H M Ships “Royalist” and 22cm x 28cm. See illustration signed “Emperor” at Scapa Flow, 1944 on p24. 25cm x 34cm grey wash drawing £150-250 £50-70 signed with initials, inscribed on the reverse 289. 294. 19.5 x 36cm, Thomas Bush Hardy (1842- Sidney James Beer (1875- together with a smaller marine 1897) 1952) sketch by the same hand. (2) Broadstairs The Cutty Sark, Falmouth £150-200 signed, inscribed and dated Harbour May 8 1873 also a companion, the pair, St 299. watercolour heightened with Michaels Mount William Joy (1803-1867) white watercolours Two 64 Gun British Men-o-War 23 x 32.5cm. both signed and titled, 21cm x with coastal craft in calm £250-350 35cm (2). waters off a coast £250-300 signed Joy and dated 1857 290. bottom right C A R Richardson (Exh. 1910 295. watercolour -1940) Colin M. Baxter (20th Century) 27.5 x 40cm. See illustration on City river scene with sailing Cowes Roads 1933 - Britannia inside front cover. & Velsheda Racing £1200-1800 watercolour over pencil watercolour and bodycolour signed heightened with white 300. 19cm x 27cm signed William Joy (1803-1867) £20-30 33cm x 51cm A 64 Gun Man-o-War and a £100-200 Royal Naval frigate 291. with coast craft in choppy Abraham Jnr (1876-1898) 296. waters off a coast Sailing boats in a choppy sea After an 18th Century original signed Joy and dated 1854 watercolour Venetian waterway with a bottom left signed British Man of War inscribed on an old label together with five other oil on panel, possibly on a attached to the reverse ‘No.17, seascape watercolours by the printed base line of Battle Ship and Frigate same hand 20cm x 24cm - getting under way - sunrise - 16cm x 26cm, two mounted £30-40 bright morning’ but unframed (6). watercolour £30-40 26 x 36cm. See illustration on inside front cover. £1200-1800

33 301. 302A. Oils William and John Cantlioe Joy A.W. Melling (20th Century) (c.1803-1867) The two master Alex Maclean 305. A British East Indiaman with under full sail O. Herterich (20th Century coastal craft in a squall watercolour, German) signed W & J Joy bottom right signed, dated -70 and Clipper in a strong breeze off inscribed on the mount ‘A inscribed the coast sudden squall off Spithead 35cm x 52cm. signed and dated 1930 watercolour £350-450 bottom right 35.5 x 51.5cm. oil on board 303. 39 x 49cm. Brothers William Joy (1803- W. Stewart (19/20th Century) £100-200 1867), John Cantiloe Joy Breaking waves, gulls in the (1806-1866). foreground, view across a bay 306. to shipping beyond English School (20th Century) Marine painters who generally signed ‘Pericles 1859’ collaborated over their works. watercolour oil on canvas They were educated at the 44 x 66cm. See illustration on 45cm x 54cm Wrights Academy, Great p24. £20-30 Yarmouth. About 1832 they £150-250 moved to Portsmouth where 307. they worked as government 304. Primitive School draughtsmen. They lived J Wallace Cole (20th Century) Study of a three master in London, Chichester and Longstone Lighthouse oil on board Putney. A major patron of signed and dated ‘90 32cm x 46cm their work was one captain watercolour, pen and ink £20-30 Thomas Manby, R.N., a 34 x 48cm wealthy collector with estates £40-60 in Norfolk. Examples of their 308. work are at the National British School 19th Century Maritime Museum, City Art A racing yacht and other Gallery Birmingham, Victoria shipping in a breeze off the & Albert Museum and the coast Castle Museum, Norwich. See oil on canvas illustration on inside front cover. 36 x 54cm. See illustration on £1200-1800 inside back cover. 302. £200-300 William James Callcott (fl.1843-1890) 309. Coastal Squall, Gorlestone Robin Brooks (b.1943) signed W.J. Callcott and The Thermopylae indistinctly dated 1887 (?) signed bottom left oil on board inscribed on the mount ‘A 49.5 x 75cm. See illustration Sudden Squall off south Pier, on p24. Gorlestone’ £150-250 watercolour 38 x 57cm. See illustration on 310. inside front cover. Robin Brooks (b.1943) £400-600 Ship in a gale, sailors on deck signed bottom left oil on canvas 59 x 90cm. See illustration on p25. £150-250

34 311. 316. 318. Anthony Amos (1950-2010) Anton Schranz (1769-1839) Bernard Jones (b.1943) The trawler fleet A panoramic view of Port Arctic Trawler signed Mahon, Minorca, circa 1800 signed and dated ‘87 oil on board oil on canvas oil on canvas 49 x 79cm, together with a 44.5 x 115.5cm 60 x 90cm. smaller marine painting by the £50-70 same hand. (2). See illustration This fine view of the harbour on p24. of Mahon is from the north 319. £80-120 side showing ‘Bloody Island’ W.H. Stockman (20th Century) (Isla De Rey) and the old Brixham Harbour 312. Naval Hospital. Admiral oil on canvas Continental School (Early 20th Lord Collingwood’s house, signed and dated -72 Century) renamed Es Castell and today 50cm x 75cm Estuary scene with sailing the Hotel Del Almirante, is also £30-50 boats at the quayside portrayed. The main ships oil on canvas represented are obviously 320. signed ‘Mul----) and inscribed involved in an important A Weston (20th Century) but indistinct celebratory event. One ship is Clipper, full sail off a coast 42cm x 53cm. See illustration commanded by an Admiral of signed and dated 1947 on p23. the Blue and another by a Vice bottom left £100-150 Admiral of the White. oil on canvas 56 x 73.5cm. 313. *Anton Schranz was born £200-300 Attributed to John Callow in Ochsenhausen, Austria in (1822-1878) 1769. He settled in Minorca 321. A busy shipping scene circa 1793 and married in William Clarkson Stanfield oil on canvas 1794. He was commissioned (1793-1867) 64 x 102cm. See illustration on to paint numerous views of Trawler with dinghy in a inside back cover. Mahon Harbour by Royal breeze off the coast Naval officers based on the signed and dated 1841(?) £1500-2000 island. In 1839 he moved bottom left to Malta where he died. See oil on canvas 314. illustration on back cover. 50 x 76cm, unframed. See WJR (British School late 19th £8000-12000 illustration on p25. Century) £800-1200 A harbour at low tide, figures 317. in the foreground Circle of John Henry 322. trawlers and a stormy sky Mohrmann (1857-1916) Daniel Sherrin (1868-1940) beyond Harvest Home off The Clippers at sea signed with initials WJR Wandelaar Pilot a pair, both signed oil on card inscribed ‘Off the Wandelar’ oils on canvas 26 x 52cm. (sic) bottom left; each 90 x 59cm .(2) See £80-120 together with a view of Harvest illustration on p26. Home off the Dover Coast £400-600 315. two, oils on canvas, each 59 x British Maritime School 19th 89cm. (2) 323. Century Circle of William Callow (1812- London Castle The Wandellar Pilot is the 1908) oil on canvas pilot station for Antwerp. See Blustery conditions off the 46 x 59cm, unframed. illustration on inside front cover. Harbour Mouth £50-70 £2000-3000 oil painting 7.5cm x 14.5cm £100-150

35 324. 330. Books (?) Hunter (British School 19th D James (early 20th Century) Century) Trawlers at sunset 332. Shipping in choppy seas a pair Jane’s Fighting Ships 1982-83, signed bottom left both signed and dated 1915 illustrated, cloth in d/w, 4to. oil on canvas oils on canvas, each 60 x 29cm With ... Greenhill, Basil. The 29.5 x 39.5cm. See illustration (2) Coastal Trade ... paintings by on inside back cover. £30-40 Lionel Willis, ob.folio, cloth in £300-500 d/w and slipcase, 1975. With 331. a small collection of maritime 325. Attributed to John Frederick books. John Rose Miles (19/20th Hulk (1855-1913) (box) Century) A moonlit scene, barges in an £20-30 Busy shipping in a channel estuary signed bottom left indistinctly signed bottom 333. oil on board right FOX, Uffa. Racing, Cruising 18.5 x 37cm. oil on canvas and Design, cloth in torn d/w, £150-250 60 x 80cm 4to, 1951. Uffa Fox’s Second £350-400 Book, cloth in very torn d./w, 326. 4to, 1950. Sailing, Seamanship Anthony Amos (1950-2010) 331A. and Yacht Construction, cloth, Tankers in dock 19th Century English School 4to, 1949. Thoughts on Yachts signed Ship portrait, label to verso and Yachting, cloth, 4to, 1951. oil on board ‘Grace Harwood off Cape Horn Sail and Power, cloth, 4to, 54 x 39.5cm. - William West Lyd served his 1950. £200-300 apprenticeship’ (5) 327. oil on sail cloth laid onto board £40-60 Anthony Amos (1950-2010) framed and glazed Barges, tugs and shipping in a 30.5 x 46cm. 334. busy harbour £250-350 Lubbock, Basil & Spurling, J. signed oil on board The Best of Sail, cloth in d/w, 45 x 100cm. See illustration on colour plates throughout, p25. large 4to, 1975. MacGregor, £400-600 David R. The Tea Clippers 328. their history and development Anthony Amos (1950-2010) 1833-1875, cloth in d/w, well Tugs and Ships (going to illustrated, 4to, 1984. With 3 scrap) boxes of maritime books inc. signed navigational (several ex. lib). oil on board ( 3 boxes) 72 x 48cm. £30-60 £200-300 335. 329. Barnaby, K. C. The Institution Anthony Amos (1950-2010) of Naval Architects 1860-1960, Frigate in dry dock cloth, 4to, 1960. With a small signed group of maritime books. oil on board £20-30 85 x 63cm. See illustration on p25. £300-400

36 336. 342. 349. MacGregor, David R. The A large collection of sailing Foster Cecil. 1700 miles in Tea Clippers their history and and navigation books etc. open boats, cloth, 8vo 1924. development 1833-1875, well £40-60 With two boxes of books on illlustrated, cloth in d/w, 4to, naval history. (Two boxes). 1883. With a small collection 343. £20-30 of maritime books. Dixon, June. Uffa Fox a £20-30 personal biography, cloth 350. in d/w, 1978. With a box of Lloyd’s Register of Shipping 337. similar maritime books. Register Book 1965-66. 3 vols, Solly, Dr. Raymond. (box) org. cloth, 4to. with Jane’s Supertankers Anatomy and £20-30 Fighting Ships 1978-79, cloth Operation, well illustrated, in d/w, folio. original pictorial covers, 4to, 344. (4) 2001. With a small box of Folkard, H.C. “The Sailing £30-60 books on maritime law, etc. Boat”; fifth edition, pub Ed. £20-30 Stanford, London 1901, gilt stamped green cloth picture 338. No Lot boards (a/f) £20-30

339. 345. Bowen, Frank C. The Golden May, Commander W.E.May & Age of Sail Indiamen, Packets Annis, P.G.W. Swords for Sea and Clipper Ships, colour Service, 2 vols, colour plates, plates, org. cloth, 4to, LIMITED cloth in d/ws, 4to, ex. library EDITION OF 1500 COPIES, copies, 1970. 1925. £30-40 £40-60

340. 346. Stopford, T. P. Admiralty Ships A quantity of maritime books, badges Original Patterns 1919- various subjects including 1994, Volume One, illustrated ocean exploration etc. (a lot) throughout, cloth in d/w, £30-40 4to, Author’s signed copy, 1996. With a box of books on 347. maritime subjects. Gerbault,Alain. In quest of (box) the sun, cloth torn d/w, 8vo, £50-100 1930. With two boxes of books mainly concerning maritime 341. voyages. Royal Corinthian Yacht Club £20-30 “ A book of designs for Deep Sea Racing Craft” E.J 348. day & Co London, n.d, gilt Hayes, Sir Bertram. Hull stamped black cloth boards Down. Reminiscences of wind- (incomplete). jammers, troops and travellers, £20-30 cloth, 8vo, 1925. With two boxes of books on a variety of maritime subjects inc.Tall ships, shipwrecks, exploration etc. (Two boxes). £20-30

37 Conditions of Sale Bearnes, Hampton & Littlewood carries on business with bidders, buyers and all those present in the auction room prior to or in connection with a sale on the following General Conditions and on such other terms, conditions and notices as may be referred to herein.

1. DEFINITIONS 3. INCREMENTS In these Conditions: Bidding increments shall be at the auctioneer’s sole (a) “auctioneer” means the firm of Bearnes, Hampton discretion. & Littlewood or its authorised auctioneer, as 4. THE PURCHASE PRICE appropriate; The buyer shall pay the hammer price together with (b) “deliberate forgery” means an imitation made with a premium thereafter per lot of 19% + VAT (22.8%) the intention of deceiving as to authorship, origin, for items up to £25,000 and 16.8% thereafter, which date, age, period, culture or source but which is shall include VAT on the premium at the rate imposed unequivocally described in the catalogue as being by law. the work of a particular creator and which at the S. VALUE ADDED TAX date of the sale had a value materially less than it Value Added Tax on the hammer price is imposed would have had if it had been in accordance with by law on all items affixed with a ‘dagger’ or double the description; ‘dagger’. Value Added Tax is charged at the appropriate (c) “hammer price” means the level of bidding reached rate prevailing by law at the date of sale and is payable (at or above any reserve) when the auctioneer by buyers of relevant lots. (Please refer to “Information brings down the hammer; for Buyers” for a brief explanation of the VAT position). (d) “terms of consignment” means the stipulated 6. PAYMENT terms and rates of commission on which Bearnes (1) Immediately a Lot is sold you will: Hampton & Littlewood accepts instructions from (a) give to us, if requested, proof of identity, and sellers or their agents; (b) pay to us the total amount due in cash or in (e) “total amount due” means the hammer price in such other way as is agreed by us. respect of the lot sold together with any premium, (2) Any payments by you to us may be applied by us Value Added Tax chargeable and any additional towards any sums owing from you to us on any charges payable by a defaulting buyer under these account whatever without regard to any directions Conditions; of you or your agent, whether express or implied. (f) “sale proceeds” means the net amount due to the 7. TITLE AND COLLECTION OF PURCHASES seller, being the hammer price of the lot sold less (1) The ownership of any Lots purchased shall not pass commission at the stated rate, Value Added Tax to you until you have made payment in full to us of chargeable and any other amounts due to us by the the total amount due. seller in whatever capacity and however arising; (2) You shall at your own risk and expense take away (g) “You”, “Your”, etc. refer to the buyer as identified any lots that you have purchased and paid for not in Condition 2. later than 3 working days following the day of the (h) The singular includes the plural and vice versa as auction or upon the clearance of any cheque appropriate. used for payment after which you shall be 2. BIDDING PROCEDURES AND THE BUYER responsible for any removal, storage and insurance (a) Bidders are required to register their particulars charges. before bidding and to satisfy any security (3) No purchase can be claimed or removed until it has arrangements before entering the auction room to been paid for. view or bid; 8. REMEDIES FOR NON-PAYMENT OR FAILURE TO (b) The maker of the highest bid accepted by the COLLECT PURCHASES auctioneer conducting the sale shall be the buyer at (1) If any Lot is not paid for in full and taken away in the hammer price and any dispute about a bid shall accordance with these Conditions or if there is any be settled at the auctioneer’s absolute discretion by other breach of these Conditions, we, as agent for reoffering the Lot during the course of the auction the seller and on our own behalf, shall at our or otherwise. The auctioneer shall act reasonably in absolute discretion and without prejudice to any exercising this discretion. other rights we may have, be entitled to exercise (c) Bidders shall be deemed to act as principals. one or more of the following rights and remedies: (d) Our right to bid on behalf of the seller is expressly (a) to proceed against you for damages for breach reserved up to the amount of any reserve and the of contract; right to refuse any bid is also reserved. (b) to rescind the sale of that Lot and/or any other Lots sold by us to you; 38 (c) to resell the Lot (by auction or private treaty) on their behalf) must satisfy themselves as to in which case you shall be responsible for any the accuracy of any description applied to a lot. resulting deficiency in the total amount due Prospective buyers also bid on the understanding (after crediting any part payment and adding that, inevitably, representations or statements by any resale costs). Any surplus so arising shall us as to authorship, genuineness, origin, date, age, belong to the seller; provenance, condition or estimated selling price (d) to remove, store and insure the Lot at your involve matters of opinion. We undertake that any expense and, in the case of storage, either at such opinion shall be honestly and reasonably held our premises or elsewhere; and accept liability for opinions given negligently (e) to charge interest at a rate not exceeding 1.5% or fraudulently. Subject to the foregoing neither per month on the total amount due to the extent we the auctioneer nor our employees or agents it remains unpaid for more than 3 working days nor the seller accept liability for the correctness of after the sale; please note there will be an such opinions and all conditions and warranties, additional late payment penalty of £40 if whether relating to description, condition or quality your account is unpaid after 28 days. of lots, express, implied or statutory, are hereby (f) to retain that or any other Lot sold to you until excluded. This Condition is subject to the next you pay the total amount due; following Condition concerning deliberate forgeries (g) to reject or ignore bids from you or your agent and applies save as provided for in paragraph 6 at future auctions or to impose conditions “information to buyers”. before any such bids shall be accepted; (2) Private treaty sales made under these Conditions (h) to apply any proceeds of sale of other Lots are deemed to be sales by auction for purposes of due or in future becoming due to you towards consumer legislation. the settlement of the total amount due and to 15. FORGERIES exercise a lien (that is a right to retain possession Notwithstanding the preceding Condition, any Lot of) any of your property in our possession for which proves to be a deliberate forgery (as defined) any purpose until the debt due is satisfied. may be returned to us by you within 21 days of the (2) We shall, as agent for the seller and on auction provided it is in the same condition as when our own behalf pursue these rights and bought, and is accompanied by particulars identifying remedies only so far as is reasonable to make it from the relevant catalogue description and a appropriate recovery in respect of breach of written statement of defects. If we are satisfied from these conditions the evidence presented that the Lot is a deliberate 9. THIRD PARTY LIABILITY forgery we shall refund the money paid by you for All members of the public on our premises are the lot including any buyer’s premium provided that there at their own risk and must note the lay-out of (1) if the catalogue description reflected the accepted the accommodation and security arrangements. view of scholars and experts as at the date of sale or Accordingly neither the auctioneer nor our employees (2) you personally are not able to transfer a good and or agents shall incur liability for death or personal injury marketable title to us, you shall have no rights under (except as required by law by reason of our negligence) this condition. or similarly for the safety of the property of persons The right of return provided by this Condition is visiting prior to or at a sale. additional to any right or remedy provided by law or by 10. COMMISSION BIDS these Conditions of Sale. Whilst prospective buyers are strongly advised to attend GENERAL the auction and are always responsible for any decision 16. We shall have the right at our discretion, to refuse to bid for a particular Lot and shall be assumed to have admission to our premises or attendance at our carefully inspected and satisfied themselves as to its auctions by any person. condition we will if so instructed clearly and in writing 17. (1) any right to compensation for losses liabilities and execute bids on their behalf. Neither the auctioneer nor expenses incurred in respect of and as a result of our employees or agents shall be responsible for any any breach of these Conditions and any exclusions failure to do so save where such failure is unreasonable. provided by them shall be available to the seller Where two or more commission bids at the same and/or the auctioneer as appropriate. level are recorded we reserve the right in our absolute (2) Such rights and exclusions shall extend to and be discretion to prefer the first bid so made. deemed to be for the benefit of employees and 11. WARRANTY OF TITLE AND AVAILABILITY agents of the seller and/or the auctioneer who may The seller warrants to the auctioneer and you that the themselves enforce them. seller is the true owner of the property consigned or is 18. Any notice to any buyer, seller, bidder or viewer may properly authorised by the true owner to consign it for be given by first class mail or Swiftmail in which case sale and is able to transfer good and marketable title to it shall be deemed to have been received by the the property free from any third party claims. addressee 48 after posting. 12. AGENCY 19. Special terms may be used in catalogue descriptions of The auctioneer normally acts as agent only and disclaims particular classes of items in which case the descriptions any responsibility for default by sellers or buyers. must be interpreted in accordance with any glossary 13. TERMS OF SALE appearing at the commencement of the catalogue. The seller acknowledges that Lots are sold subject to 20. Any indulgence extended to bidders buyers or sellers the stipulations of these Conditions in their entirety by us notwithstanding the strict terms of these and on the Terms of Consignment as notified to the Conditions or of the Terms of Consignment shall affect consignor at the time of the entry of the lot. the position at the relevant time only and in respect 14. DESCRIPTIONS AND CONDITION of that particular concession only; in all other respects (1) Whilst we seek to describe lots accurately, it may these Conditions shall be construed as having full force be impractical for us to carry out exhaustive due and effect. diligence on each lot. Prospective buyers are given 21. English law applies to the interpretation of these ample opportunities to view and inspect before Conditions. any sale and they (and any independent experts

39 Commission Bids Form

These bids are to be executed as cheaply as is permitted by other bids cheques will be cleared before purchases are delivered. or reserves, if any. I agree to comply with the Notices and Conditions of Sale as printed in the Catalogue. I understand that in the case Commission bids when placed by telephone, are accepted only at of a successful bid a premium per lot of 22.8% (inclusive of Value the sender’s risk, and must be confirmed by letter or fax. Added Tax) will be payable on the first £25,000 of the hammer price reducing to 16.8% (inclusive of Value Added Tax) thereafter. ‘Buy’ bids are not accepted. The limit you leave should be the amount to which you would bid if you were to attend the Sale. In order to avoid delay in clearing purchases Buyers unknown to us are advised to make arrangements before the sale for payment or Alternative bids can be placed by using the word ‘OR’ between for references to be supplied. If such arrangements are not made Lot Numbers.

Client Details Name Signature Address City County Postcode Tel. (Alternative) Mobile Fax E-mail Date

Bank Reference Name of Bank Address

Tel No. Account No.

Sale Details Sale Code: MA12 Sale Date: 15/6/2011

Please Check Bids Carefully VAT No. 768650683

Lot No. Bid Price Lot No. Bid Price (In numerical £ Sterling (in numerical £ Sterling order) (excluding premium) order) (excluding premium)

40 Wrapping, Packing and Despatch

Competitive rates have been negotiated with Mail Boxes Etc., specialist in the provision of wrapping, packing and despatch services to the Antiques and Fine Art business sector. They provide for all services for lots purchased from our saleroom.

Unfortunately, Bearnes, Hampton & Littlewood are unable to provide any other wrapping, packing and des- patch service of their own.

Mail Boxes Etc. collect items weekly from our saleroom, though special collections can be arranged if required. They offer a professional, domestic and International service by post, courier, road, air and sea, depending on the lot size, destination and speed required. Bespoke cases can also be made up for your lot or lots.

While indicative pricing is always obtainable by contacting Mail Boxes Etc., firm pricing is agreed after wrapping and packing prior to despatch.

The minimum cost with Mail Boxes Etc., is £24.50 plus VAT, which will include collection, professional wrap- ping, packing and domestic delivery.

Payment can be made with all major credit and debit cards.

INSURANCE

Full comprehensive transit insurance is available at a cost of £5.50 per £1000 value. For any further information please call the team at Mail Box Etc. Telephone 01752 257224 or Email [email protected]. Telephone 0800 783 1381 Facsimile 01752 257225 Web: www.mbeplymouth.co.uk.

DELIVERY INSTRUCTIONS

Please complete the following and leave or return to:

Bearnes, Hampton & Littlewood St. Edmund’s Court, Okehampton Street, Exeter EX4 1DU. Telephone 01392 413100 Facsimile 01392 207007 or Dowell Street, Honiton EX14 1LX. Telephone 01404 510000 or send direct to Mail Boxes Etc.

Name

Address

Postcode

Telephone Mobile

Lot No. Description

Lot No. Description

Lot No Description

Mail Boxes Etc. will call you after collecting prior to despatch to confirm costs and payment instructions 41 42 GLOSSARY OF CATALOGUING TERMS

Any statement as to authorship, origin, date, age, provenance and condition is a statement of opinion and is not to be taken as a statement of representation of fact.

1. SIDNEY RICHARD PERCY – In our opinion a work by the artist. (When the artist’s forename(s) is not known, a series of asterisks, followed by the surname of the artist, whether preceded by an initial or not, indicates that in our opinion the work is by the artist named.)

2. ATTRIBUTED TO SIDNEY RICHARD PERCY – In our opinion probably a work by the artist but less certainty as to authorship is expressed than in the preceding category.

3. STUDIO OF SIDNEY RICHARD PERCY – In our opinion a work by an unknown hand in the studio of the artist which may or may not have been executed by under the artist’s direction.

4. CIRCLE OF SIDNEY RICHARD PERCY - In our opinion a work by an as yet unidentified but distinct hand – closely associated with the named artist but not necessarily his pupil.

5. STYLE OF . . . ; FOLLOWER OF SIDNEY RICHARD PERCY - In our opinion a work by a painter working in the artist’s style, contemporary or nearly contemporary, but not necessarily his pupil.

6. MANNER OF SIDNEY RICHARD PERCY – In our opinion a work in the style of the artist and of a later date.

7. AFTER SIDNEY RICHARD PERCY – In our opinion a copy of a known work of the artist.

8. The term signed and/or dated and/or inscribed means that in our opinion the signature and/or date and/or inscription are from the hand of the artist.

9. The term bears a signature and/or date and/or inscription means that in our opinion the signature and/or date and/or inscription have been added by another hand.

10. Dimensions are given height before width.

ARTIST’S RESALE RIGHT (“DROIT DE SUITE”)

If a lot is affected by this right it will be identified by the symbol ”•” next to the lot number. The buyer agrees to pay Bearnes Hampton & Littlewood an amount equal to the resale royalty and we will pay such amount to the artist’s collecting agent. Resale royalty applies where the hammer price is 1,000 Euro or more and the amount cannot be more than 12,500 Euro per lot. The amount is calculated as follows:

Royalty for the portion of the Hammer Price (in Euro)

4.00% up to 50,000 3.00% between 50,000.1 and 200,000 1.00% between 200,000.01 and 350,000 0.50% between 350,000.01 and 500,000 00.25% in excess of 500,000

Invoices will, as usual, be issued in Pounds Sterling. For the purposes of calculating the resale royalty the Pounds Sterling/Euro ratio rate of exchange will be European Central Bank reference rate on the day of the sale. 43 SALE DATES FOR 2011

JUNE Wed 1st Antiques & Collectables, inc Silver & Jewellery, Okehampton St. (EX27) Tue 7th Antiques & Collectables, inc selected Pictures, Dowell St. (HO28) Weds 15th Maritime Sale, Okehampton St. (MA12) Tues 21st Antiques & Collectables, Dowell St. (HO29) Tues 28th Antiques & Collectables, Okehampton St. (EX28)

JULY Tue 5th Antiques & Collectables, inc Silver & Jewellery, Dowell St. (HO30) Wed/Thu 13th–14th Quarterly Fine Sale, Okehampton St. (FS11) Tues 19th Antiques & Collectables, Dowell St. (HO31) Tues 26th Antiques & Collectables,Okehampton St. (EX29)

AUGUST Tue 2nd Antiques & Collectables Dowell Street (HO32) Tue 9th Antiques & Collecables (including silver & jewellery) Okehampton Street (EX30) Tue 16th Antiques & Collectables Dowell Street (HO33) Tue 23rd Antiques & Collectables Okehampton Street (EX31)

SEPTEMBER Thur 1st Antiquarian Book Sale Dowell Street (BK06) Tue 6th Antiques & Collectables (including selected pictures) Okehampton Street (EX32) Tue 13th Antiques & Collectables (including silver & jewellery) Dowell Street (HO34) Tue 20th Antiques & Collectables Okehampton Street (EX33) Wed 28th Sporting & Collectors Dowell Street (SC13)

IMPORTANT: Please note this list is printed only as a guide and clients are requested to contact Bearnes, Hampton & Littlewood for confirmation of sale dates and special advisory days.

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