WILLIE WOODBURN OF RANGERS AND SCOTLAND, SCOTTISH FOOTBALL LEAGUE GOLD MEDAL, 1946/47 vs. the Football League (of England), the obverse with central enamel lion rampant below a crown, inscribed SCOTTISH FOOTBALL LEAGUE INTERNATIONAL, the reverse inscribed S. V E. 1946-47 W. WOODBURN, in nine carat gold 4cm high Qty: 16.6g Note: 'William Alexander Woodburn (1919–2001) was a Scottish International footballer who represented Rangers at club level. He was the last footballer in Britain to receive a life ban from the game for indiscipline, although the ban was later rescinded and he has since been inducted into both the Scottish Football Hall of Fame and the Rangers Hall of Fame.'He was with the Govan side from 1937 until 1954. It was after World War II that he established himself in the Rangers side and won four Scottish league championships and four Scottish Cups with the club as a member of its strong defensive unit known as the 'Iron Curtain'. He appeared in the first Scottish League Cup Final in April 1947, when Rangers beat Aberdeen 4–0 and won it a second time two years later.
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WILLIE WOODBURN OF RANGERS F.C., SCOTTISH CUP GOLD MEDAL, 1947/48 the obverse inscribed Scottish Football Association in blue enamelled lettering around a pierced oval depicting a lion rampant, beneath a thistle motif, the reverse inscribed SCOTTISH CUP 1947-48 Won by W.A. WOODBURN Rangers F.C., in nine carat gold 5cm high including suspension Qty: 12.8g Note: 'William Alexander Woodburn (1919–2001) was a Scottish International footballer who represented Rangers at club level. He was the last footballer in Britain to receive a life ban from the game for indiscipline, although the ban was later rescinded and he has since been inducted into both the Scottish Football Hall of Fame and the Rangers Hall of Fame.'He was with the Govan side from 1937 until 1954. It was after World War II that he established himself in the Rangers side and won four Scottish league championships and four Scottish Cups with the club as a member of its strong defensive unit known as the 'Iron Curtain'. He appeared in the first Scottish League Cup Final in April 1947, when Rangers beat Aberdeen 4–0 and won it a second time two years later.This medal comes from the 1948 victory over Morton.
Two pairs of pale blue and cream cotton paisley curtains, of recent manufacture, lined and interlinedthe first121cm wide (top)210cm long and the other:120cm wide (top)274cm longCondition Reportlinings stained and browned, lightly faded, slight musty smell, would benefit from cleaning. Measurement for width is for each curtain (double for pair measurment).
First edition Dennis Wheatley, Murder off Miami softcover book. It is bound as a folder with ribbon and contains documents and evidence of the police officer investigating the crime. Includes full-page photographs of living people and the scene of the murder, handwritten letters, police reports and the actual clues (human hair, a piece of blood-stained curtain, etc.) presented in correct sequence so that it reads like a straight thriller. Designed to look like and aged and worn case file. Published by the Crime Book Society by Hutchinson & Co LTD. Issued: 1936Dimensions: 8.50"L x 1"W x 10.50"HCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Fair. Paper cover spine is torn.
TWO PAIRS OF ROBERT KIME 'ALGIERS BLACK AND RED' SILK CURTAINS AND BRASS CURTAIN POLES BY ROBERT KIME LTD, MODERN The four triple pleat curtains lined and interlined, the two 'antique brass' poles with finials and a half section pole and finial Each fabric panel approximately 252cm long, 180cm wide; the poles 173cm long including the finials; the half section pole and finial 102cm long Condition Report: Sold as per cataloguing- curtains, 2 poles and 1 half pole, no brackets but does come with a quantity of gilt metal rings. Largely seemingly unused- has been in dry storage for 5 years or so so slightly rumpled- very mild exposure and generally clean. Poles/finials with tarnishing and some surface wear Please see additional images for visual references to condition which form part of this condition report. All lots are available for inspection and Condition Reports are available on request. However, all lots are of an age and type which means that they may not be in perfect condition and should be viewed by prospective bidders; please refer to Condition 6 of the Conditions of Business for Buyers. This is particularly true for garden related items. All lots are offered for sale "as viewed" and subject to the applicable Conditions of Business for Buyer's condition, which are set out in the sale catalogue and are available on request. Condition Report Disclaimer
A George III-style painted pine curtain pelmet by Oliver Messel, 19th century with 20th-century decoration, of neoclassical design, with an arched top centred with an urn surrounded by scrolling foliage, with tasselled fringe, 154cm wide14cm deep25cm high Provenance: Christie's, 'Snowdon: A Life in Art and Objects', 24 September 2020, lot 17;with Oliver Messel, 17-19 Pelham Place, London, and thence by descent to Lord Snowdon.The decoration on this lot relates to the work Oliver Messel supplied for Birr Castle, Ireland, the home of Lord Snowdon's mother, the Countess of Rosse.
A carved giltwood curtain pelmet, second quarter of the 19th century, with acanthus detail, 160cm wide27cm deep40cm highCondition ReportThe pelmet is attached to a wooden board which has two metal brackets screwed to it for attaching to a wall. There is no curtain rail but it could be added to the board. See additional images for reference.
A Group of Kiev 35mm Rangefinder Cameras, comprising a Kiev II, chrome, serial number 558828, body G, shutter works but is slow, with a Jupiter-8 lens, barrel G, optics F with cleaning marks, a Kiev IIa body, chrome, serial number 559097, body G, shutter works but is slow, a Kiev-4m, chrome, serial number 8436178, body G, shutter works but speeds seem inaccurate, with a Helios-103 lens, barrel G, optics G, and a Kiev-4am, chrome, serial number 8248123, body VG, shutter works but second curtain is slow, with a Jupiter-8M lens, barrel G, optics F-G with light fungus.
One pair of Pierre Frey multicoloured floral curtains with linen fabric and tasselled fringe, lined and interlined. Together with a matching pleated pelmet with fringe decoration. Top width 92cm, full fabric width 190cm, drop length 265cmN.B. Measurement is across the top of one curtain from the pair Also included is a large square cushion all in good condition
Silver Cognac set in Art Deco Style of 4 glasses with a tray, work of Ivan Khlebnikov. An elongated, rectangular-shaped tray with diamond-shaped handles accepts 4 vertically dominant shot glasses. Their inverted cone, on a high leg, bears a symmetrical ornament in the form of a vertical branch and a stylized theater curtain with meander patterns at the ends. The program combination of silver and gilding favorably emphasizes the ornamental nodes of the composition. Each item has a full stamp: Khlebnikov, Double-headed eagle and Moscow stamp of 84 samples of silver, 1908-1917. Total weight: 264 gr. Width: 28.5cm, Height: 10.5cm, Depth: 6cm, Weight: 0.264kg, Condition: Good, with traces of use, Material: Silver 84, Gilding, ID: ID-ANTQ-4973
A VICTORIAN SATINWOOD HALF TESTER BED, late 19th century, the ogee moulded cornice with baluster turned pendants, arched panelled base board flanked by spiral fluted columns with applied roundels and turned finials, pierced curtain apron and wooden castors, 61 1/2" x 78" x 84 1/2" (Est. plus 24% premium inc. VAT)Provenance - By family repute this bed is the one featured in Fred Ewell's painting 'The First Born'. Condition Report: Good condition bar some fading, all wooden castors intact. Headboard fabric soiled, no curtains or mattress but all slats present.
Late 19th Century Chinoiserie Style Silk Brocade Curtain, on a bronzed ground woven with coloured striped 'wave-like' shapes and floral roundels, linen reverse, 182cm drop by 113 cm wide,Late 19th/Early 20th Century Floral Brocade Curtain, on a natural coloured ground and woven with flower heads, sinuous branches and decorative birds, 109cm by 179cm drop, Two Panels of Woven Peacock Feather Design Curtain Fabric, in green, pink, blue and green, both approximately 122cm by 186cm long, (4)The Late Robert Bogdan, Barra Castle, Aberdeen
20th Century Curtains comprising a single Arthur Sanderson William Morris Golden Lily Design printed linen curtain, unlined, 120cm wide by 190cm drop,a pair of Arthur Sanderson William Morris Chrysanthemum Design printed linen curtains, lined, each 115cm wide by 115cm drop,and a single Sanderson Suva Design printed curtain, 120cm wide by 200cm drop,(4)The Late Robert Bogdan, Barra Castle, Aberdeen
William Morris (1834-1896) Pair of ‘Tulip and Rose’ Pattern Curtains, 170cm by 250cm drop, two widths per curtain,‘Tulip and Rose’ was an early design by Morris, first registered in 1876 and woven by the Yorkshire Heckmondwicke Furnishing Company, and exhibited in The Great Exhibition.The Late Robert Bogdan, Barra Castle, AberdeenNo holes, colours a little faded and discolouration/dusty/dirty to the top and bottom of the curtains, unlined and the sides appear to be the original woven edges. Have a look at the images. The measurements listed are for one curtain laid flat.
A Stylish 20th Century Hand Painted Linen Curtain Panel Depicting the Tree of Life, comprising a tree with sinuous branches decorated with exotic flower heads, leaves, hilly landscape to lower part with a hunting dog chasing a stag amongst tulips and flower heads, within grosgrain coloured border, 116cm by 200cmProperty of the Late Robert Bogdan, AberdeenshireSome of the original pencil marks are visible. Some rubbing and wear to the leaves mainly around the centre part of wall hanging and down the folds. Slight discolouration to the backing canvas mainly to the where it meets the border trim - see extra images
A 19th century rosewood & lattice work marble top serpentine pier cabinet. The cupboard having a serpentine marble top over a fitted frieze. Twin lattice wire inset cupboard door with curtain back. Canted sides with brass moulded embellishments. All raised on plinth base.Measures approx. 86cm x 113cm x 35cm.
In the manner of William Arthur Smith Benson - a pair of Arts & Crafts early 20th century brass & pink milk glass shade coach desk table top lamps. Each light with a faceted central support over tripod shaped supports. One lamp light with curtain effect pink glass shade. Sold as untested.Each measures approx. 53cm tall x 14cm in diameter.
A Single Crewel Work Curtain woven with pale pink flower heads overall and two Crewel Work lengths of fabricRed crewelwork remnant 150cm by 224cm - unused but slight wear.Green crewelwork remnant 110cm by 143cm - unused but slight wear.One large pink crewelwork curtain, lined, 550cm wide by 203cm drop, some discolouration and rubbing to the wool and backing cloth, couple of areas of wear/holes.
A Pair of Early 20th Century Crewel Work Embroidered Curtains depicting the tree of life worked on a dark cream woven ground, 106cm x 234cm, together with a single crewel work panel edged in green velvet depicting the tree of life, 157cm x 250cm,an Eastern style cushion worked with metallic threads and a single floral woven curtain in a rust colour, 131cm x 212cmCrewelwork curtains - some discolouration to the backing cloth, water marks, some tears mainly to the edges, colours faded. - stitched repair running from side to side? - see images of reverse also. Discolouration overall especially to the folds, numerous holes and tears, reverse is split.Rust woven curtain - some fading and small areas where fabric worn.Tree of life crewelwork - damage/tears to each side, some discolouration to the backing cloth, water damage marks, threads faded and worn in places, new reverse.Cushion -- 53cm square, loose and missing threads, tarnishing and wear overall.
David Suchet - Poirot and Me - First Edition, hardback, with dust wrapper, silver lettered spine, black cloth, double signed to the title page by David Suchet & Geoffrey Wansell, 'Best wishes, David Suchet, Hercule Poirot & Geoffrey Wansell', published by Headline, 2013 includes a number of colour photographs, signed 8vo pp310, 6 x 9 inches; (1) By the end of 2013 David Suchet will have played the detective in every one of the seventy Poirot stories that Agatha Christie wrote, something he could never have imagined back in 1988. In the very last episode, Curtain, he will also have bid him a very sad goodbye. In Poirot and Me, he shares his many memories of creating this iconic television series and reflects on what the detective has meant to him over the years. Provenance: from the collection of a former supporting actor working in the film industry, amassed over a number of years.Condition Report: CR:- Fine condition for both the book and the wrapper
Christie (Agatha) Curtain: Poirot's Last Case, first edition, signed by the author, original boards, corners slightly bumped, dust-jacket (apparently supplied from another copy) a little rubbed at edges and with short tear to lower panel, lower panel a little soiled, 8vo, 1975.*** Presentation copy signed by the author in a frail hand for her secretary, amanuensis and close friend Charlotte 'Carlo' Fisher. Also with two versions of the author's initials in a similarly shaky hand. This book published in September 1975 was the last published during Christie’s lifetime and this copy must be one of the last few books signed by Christie before her death on the 12 January 1976.'Collins approached Christie for permission to published one of the two books she had written during the Blitz and kept aside as a legacy for her daughter Rosalind. After some resistance, William Collins persuaded Christie that she should have the last word with Poirot' (Wagstaff and Poole).Provenance: Charlotte 'Carlo' Fisher (small book label); Charlie Watts (his sale at Christie's, September 2023, lot 352).
WILLIAM MORRIS (ENGLISH, 1834-1896) PAIR OF 'BIRDS' CURTAINS; DESIGNED IN 1878; 20TH CENTURY Woven woollen double cloth. Each curtain; 222cm drop, 362cm wide (approximately) Provenance: Mr. & Mrs. Curling Hunter, 9, Westbourne Terrace, London, and thence by descent Literature: Linda Parry, William Morris Textiles, George Weidenfeld & Nicolson Ltd, London, 1983, p.152 Condition Report: In very good condition. Clean and with a dense quality to the fabric, no detected blemishes, damages or repaired patches. Lined - some discolouration to the lining from sun exposure. Must be late 20th century (perhaps even early 21st century) and well cared for by previous owner.Condition Report Disclaimer
Laura Ashley- Two packets of unused Gingham Chambray blue and white check home furnishing cotton material lengths totalling 4 metres (2 lots of 2m) together with 2 matching lampshades and a pair of 1990's 'Blue Pelham Stripe' yellow and blue floral linen mix curtains having a gathered heading and lined in cream approx 146cm drop x 186cm wide per curtain. Location:Condition: curtains-clean, dry cleaned with some expected sunlight discolouration, material-ss new, un-used, in original packaging
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