FINE ART & ANTIQUES Saturday 20th March at 10am Unfortunately we are unable to open to the public for viewing or auctions at the present time – please contact us for extra images and condition reports. Catalogue web site: WWW.LSK.CO.UK Results available online approximately one hour following the sale Buyer’s Premium charged on all lots at 20% plus VAT Live bidding available through our website (3% plus VAT surcharge applies) Your contact at the saleroom is: Ed Crichton ASFAV Image this page: 1268. Tel: 01284 748 618 E-mail: ecrichton @lsk.co.uk ANTIQUARIAN & COLLECTABLE BOOKS Please note that books are sold subject to no return. 1001 1005 FLEMING, Ian. Thunderball. Jonathan WHYMPER, Charles. Egyptian Cape, London, 1961 1st ed. In original Birds. A&C Black, London, 1909. publisher’s cloth, with gilt titling to spine Deluxe Limited edition. Number and skeletal hand embossed to front 67 of 100 copies SIGNED BY board. With dust wrapper. Together AUTHOR. With 51 tipped in, with: You Only Live Twice. Jonathan tissue guarded colour plates by Cape, London, 1964 1st ed. In original the author and a further 11 line publisher’s cloth with silver titling to drawings in the text. Presented in spine and oriental letters in gilt to front original publisher’s cream cloth. board. With dust wrapper. Bevelled edge boards, gilt titling to £100-120 front board and spine. Teg. £30-50 1002 HELLEU, Paul. A Gallery of Portraits 1006 Reproduced form Original Etchings. The Complete Works of William Lot 1009 Edward Arnold, London, 1907 1st ed. Hogarth. The London Printing and Folio. A collection of 24 tissue guarded Publishing Company. nd. Contains 150 1009 and captioned full-page plates. In original steel engraved plates. Presented in half The First Folio of Shakespeare, Norton publisher’s quarter cloth. Gilt titling to leather binding. Aeg. Facsimile. Norton & Co New York and front board and spine. £50-70 Folio Society, London. 1996 2nd edition. £150-200 This special limited Folio Society edition 1007 is number 496/1000. Presented in half 1003 British Birds, With Which Was Wassa Goatskin, with marbled paper DE BOCK, Thomas. Jacob Maris. The Incorporated in January, 1917, “The boards. Teg. 928pp. Housed in purpose De La More Press, Alexander Moring Zoologist”, a consecutive run 1946 - built slipcase. Limited, Folio, limited to 100 copies on 1998 inclusive , various editors to £150-200 hand made paper. 181pp. With 90 include Tucker, Nicholson, Hollum and photogravures of the artist’s work Cramp, all but the 1946 volume being 1010 throughout the text. In original full leather bound. (52) (three boxes) TOLKIEN, J.R.R. The Hobbit. Folio publisher’s cloth with gilt and blind £200-300 Society, 1976 Deluxe Edition. Presented stamped decoration. in quarter leather, cloth boards with gilt £200-250 1008 decoration to front board and spine. The Works of Geoffrey Chaucer. Folio Illustrated. Housed in slipcase. Together 1004 Society, London 2008 reprint. A faithful with The Lord of the Rings, (3 vol set) OPPE, A. P. Thomas Rowlandson, His facsimile of the famous 150Kelmscott Folio Society, 1977. Presented in quarter Drawings and Water-Colours. The Edition., 559pp. Presented in brown leather with cloth boards, with gilt Studio, London, 1923. Number 107 of buckram with elaborate gilt decoration decoration to front boards and spines. 200 copies only. Presented in full vellum to front board and spine. Housed in Housed in slipcase. binding. Gilt titling to front board and purpose made slipcase with titling to £100-150 label to spine. 96 plates in monochrome front board. Printed on Oxenford twin and colour. wire laid paper. Teg. £50-70 £150-200 All lots plus buyers premium of 24% including VAT LACY SCOTT & KNIGHT 55 CERAMIC & GLASSWARE 1019 A Royal Worcester porcelain pot pourri vase and cover, of globular form, decorated with a single reserve of wildflowers by Frank Roberts, within raised gilt enamel borders to a powder- blue ground, shape No.1515, blue backstamp and date code circa 1898, h.16cm £400-600 1020 A Royal Worcester porcelain Empress teacup and saucer, shot enamel decorated with flowers and foliage, puce mark, shape No.1471, circa 1890 £80-120 1021 A Royal Worcester porcelain ewer, enamel decorated in the manner of Raby with insects and wildflowers on a blush ground, puce mark, shape No.1260, circa 1887, h.21cm £60-80 Lot 1015 1015 1017 A pair of Royal Worcester porcelain A Royal Worcester porcelain pot pedestal vases and covers, each of pourri vase and cover, of baluster slender baluster form, finely decorated form, shot enamel decorated with by Harry Davis with sheep in a Highland swans by Johnson on a powder-blue landscape, shape No.G962, circa 1907, ground, shape No.1515, puce h.23cm backstamp and date code circa £1,500-2,000 1909, h.16cm £1,000-1,500 1016 A Royal Worcester crown-top pot 1018 pourri jar with inner and outer cover, A Royal Worcester porcelain pot the whole painted with cattle grazing in pourri vase and cover, decorated a Highland landscape by E Townsend, with wildflowers in shot enamels on embellished in gilt, shape No.2048, black a blush ground, puce backstamp, mark verso, h.34cm shape No.1515, circa 1890, h.24cm £800-1,200 £300-500 Lot 1016 All lots plus buyers premium of 24% including VAT LACY SCOTT & KNIGHT 56 1022 1028 1032 A Royal Worcester twin handled A pair of Hadley Worcester figures in A Royal Worcester porcelain group, footed bowl, decorated with fruit on a the Kate Greenaway style, each as a modelled as a boy and girl with pitchers, mossy bank by Horace Price, signed, the rustic boy with basket upon back and a designed by James Hadley, the whole reverse with a vignette of raspberries to rustic girl supporting a basket against a heightened in gilt, impressed and printed a white ground, shape No.254, puce treestump, numbered 962 and 963, backstamp, shape No.1046, circa 1884, mark, w.24.5cm printed green backstamp, circa 1883, h.24.5cm £400-600 h.21cm £150-200 £200-300 1023 1033 A Royal Worcester porcelain cabinet 1029 A pair of Worcester porcelain figures, plate, decorated by Horace Price with A pair of Hadley Worcester Queen modelled as a boy and girl with baskets, fruit on a mossy bank, within a gilt Anne boy and girl comports, being each heightened in gilt, green mark, border, signed, puce backstamp, numbers 1 and 4, each embellished in shape No.880, circa 1881, h.25cm dia.22cm bright enamels and heightened in gilt, £120-180 £300-400 numbered 775 and 778, puce mark circa 1860, h.16cm 1034 1024 £200-300 A pair of Hadley Worcester figures in A Royal Worcester porcelain cabinet the Kate Greenaway style, each plate, decorated by Raymond Rushton 1030 modelled as a child holding a wicker with a scene of Mary Arden’s house, A pair of late 19th century Worcester basket aloft, heightened in gilt, printed signed, puce mark, dia.22cm porcelain candelabra figures after green backstamps, h.19cm £100-150 Watteau, the male and female seated £150-200 on a treestump issuing two candle- 1025 holders, puce mark, shape number1092 1035 A Royal Worcester cased set of six and 1093, circa 1885, h.25.5cm A pair of Worcester porcelain figures porcelain coffee cans and saucers, each £200-250 of grape-pickers, modelled by James decorated with ducks and gamebirds by Hadley, each in standing pose, her James Stinton, entitled Mallard, Wood 1031 holding a basket of grapes and him with Pigeon, Plover, Snipe, Ptarmigan, A pair of Hadley Worcester comports, a large attendant basket, decorated in Woodcock, Wild Duck, Partridge, each modelled as lone figure seated on blue and gilt enamels, puce mark and Pheasant, Red Grouse and Black Cock, a treestump, shape numbers 1153 and numbered 138/H, h.27cm printed black marks, with silver gilt 1178, impressed and printed marks, £300-500 coffee spoons, spoons assayed Sheffield circa 1886, h.21.5cm 1924, retailed by James Ramsay of £150-200 Dundee, case w.35cm £800-1,200 1026 A pair of Hadley Worcester male and female Bringaree Indian figures, each embellished in gilt enamels, puce mark verso and numbered 1243, circa 1887, h.23cm £300-400 1027 A pair of Hadley Worcester porcelain boy and girl candlestick figures, heightened in gilt, impressed and printed puce backstamp, shape No.1141, circa 1886, h.25cm £200-300 Lot 1025 All lots plus buyers premium of 24% including VAT LACY SCOTT & KNIGHT 57 1036 1042 1046 A Royal Worcester porcelain figure A Royal Worcester model of Arkle, A Worcester porcelain model of a ‘Bather Surprised’, modelled by Sir modelled by Doris Lindner, model grey wagtail and celadine, modelled by Thomas Brock as a semi-cladmaiden No.34, h.22cm (excluding plinth), in Dorothy Doughty, No.182, titled against a treestump, with powder blue glazed display case and with supporting ‘Motacilla Melanope and Celadine’, circa robes, the whole heightened in gilt, certificate of authenticity in gilt tooled 1968, black mark with fitted wooden shape No.486, puce mark, circa 1875, leather easel frame stand, w.15cm, with supporting framed h.38cm £200-300 certificate £200-300 £60-80 1043 1037 A collection of Royal Worcester 1047 A pair of Royal Worcester porcelain porcelain figurines from the Victorian A Royal Worcester porcelain fox, groups, modelled by James Hadley, Series, modelled by Ruth van model No.2993, black backstamp, ‘Hide & Seek’ No.825 and ‘Country Ruyckevelt, comprising; Rosalind dated h.18.5cm; together with a Royal Courtship’ No.828, each heightened in 1964, Emily dated 1969, Louisa dated Worcester porcelain beagle, No.2994, gilt, puce and impressed backstamps, 1961, Caroline undated, Elaine dated puce