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Nathaniel Everett Green act 1833-1899- Ruined church with woodland by a river; watercolour, signed, oval, bears label for 'J Saunders Carver Gilder Glass & Picture Frame Maker 34 Foley Street Portland Chapel London' attached to the reverse, 30x23cm: C Maxwell, mid 20th century- 'Deya Mallorca, 'Palma de Mallorca' and 'Luick-Alcari, Mallorca''; watercolours, four, all inscribed on the backboard, 13.5x19cm., ea: Richter & Co, Napoli Lit Edit- "Nvovi Scavi di Pompei Casa dei Vettii Appendice ai Dipinti Mvrali; chromoltihograph, including associated text, 63.3x44.5cm., sheet size, (a lot), (part unframed)

A Foley China Tea Service on white ground with multicoloured floral and leaf decoration, comprising large jug, milk jug, sugar bowl, lidded jam pot, pair of cake plates, 8 cups (1 cracked), 4 larger cups, 13 saucers, 12 side plates (43)

Shelley/ late Foley bone chine plate commemorating the coronation of George V and Queen Mary 1911

A Shelley Foley 'Intarsio' squat vase, stylised foliate design in shades of blue, green and red 4in.

Henry Foley (19th century) The Bridge at Verona Oil on canvas Signed lower right Inscribed verso 25cm x 45cm

Royal Doulton 'Tumbling leaves' dinner service, Japanese coffee service, Foley domino coffee set etc in two boxes

A Collection Of W H Goss, Foley & Arcadian To Include Jersey Shell Tray, Norfolk Mug, Waymouth Shield, Punch & Judy, Dutch Clogs, Bradford Chair Etc (12)

A Box: Foley and Oriental Tea and Coffee Ware, and an Oriental Ginger Jar

A small Collection of Royal Winton “Marguerite" Wares, comprises a covered Coffee Pot, six can-shaped Cups; together with a Foley part Coffee Set, all decorated in black with silhouette type designs, comprising six Cups and Saucers

A Collection of various Crested Ware: W H Goss Bishop of Durham Hair Tidy; Foley Rippon Hair Tidy; W H Goss King Edward VII Candle Stick; further W H Goss Fountains Abbey Tray, and three other items (7)

A Foley china cup and saucer, the lobed body printed in black and enamelled in colours with a portrait of Roberts flanked by Infantrymen for 1900 Transvaal and a Crown Staffordshire mug enamelled for the peace and Victory of 1919 (3)

1939 Visit to Canada by King and Queen: a Foley china porcelain loving cup set with twin gilt handles well decorated in colours and gilt and inscribed for the visit, 101mm high

A small lobed cup and saucer for 1897 printed in brown and decorated in coloured enamels, another of bucket shape by Foley, a Paragon cup, saucer and plate for 1935, another by Aynsley, a pottery beaker and a bowl both for 1911 and a faience paperweight (12)

HENRY FOLEY. Signed oil on canvas, Continental Town scene with numerous figures. 13.1/2" x 9.1/4"

A FOLEY SPANO-LUSTRA EARTHENWARE VASE of compressed circular body with four loop handles, incised with large flower heads and leafage, printed mark to underside, 14cms high

A pair of Foley Ware baluster vases, 12in. and matching triangular shape vase with chinoiserie decoration

A Paragon porcelain part tea service decorated to the rim with secessionist style emblems beneath a black geometric border and gilt rim, including cups and saucers, cake and tea plates, together with a Foley china part tea service printed in blue with trailing ivy, including cups and saucers, tea plates and a cake plate (some faults).

Macquoid (Percy). A History of English Furniture, 4 vols. (The Age of Oak, The Age of Walnut, The Age of Mahogany & The Age of Satinwood), pub. Lawrence & Bullen, 1938, numerous col. plates after Shirley Slocombe, numerous b&w illusts., all orig. maroon cloth gilt, in worn and frayed d.j.s, folio, together with Foley (Edwin), The Book of Decorative Furniture, its form, colour & history, 2 vols., n.d., c. 1920, orig. maroon cloth gilt in bright condition, in frayed d.j.s, with some loss to head of spines, thick 4to, plus Wilson (John Marius), The Imperial Gazetteer of England and Wales, 2 vols., pub. A. Fullerton & Co., 1870, engraved views, maps, etc., including town plans, partly hand-coloured, marbled edges and endpapers, contemp. gilt-dec. full calf, rubbed and some marks, minor wear to extrems., large thick 8vo, and an 1867 Art Journal, bound in contemp. half blue morocco gilt (covers stained, but contents clean), folio (9)

Japanese tea-set, Royal Crown Derby napkin rings, Foley blue and gilt vase, Staffordshire group other ceramics, glassware and plate in two boxes

J Foley, a tiger's head, oil on canvas, signed, 60 x 75 cm

J Foley, Sand Martins, oil on board, signed, 21 x 31 cm, and two others by the same (3)

A Foley Ming Rose Pattern Part Tea and Dinner Service (2 boxes)

A Worcester Porcelain Box and Cover, in the form of an artichoke, 7 cm high, a late Foley Shelley coronation mug, and two others similar (4)

A 20th Century Foley China cabinet cup and saucer with relief moulded foliate scrolled detail and cartouche panels hand enamelled with exotic birds and fruit over a pale celadon ground, signed A. Taylor, together with a similar printed example. (2).

Edward Wesson R.I., R.B.A., R.S.M.A. (1910-1983) "Foley on the Solent from Shalfleet” Signed, inscribed with the title and the artist's name on a gallery label verso, also inscribed with the artist's biographical details, watercolour, 31.5cm by 49.5cm (12 1/4in by 19 1/2in) Provenance: With Alexander Gallery, 122 Whiteladies Road, Bristol

Two Shelley late Foley Intarsio vases one with twin handles decorated with flora, the other decorated with stylised leaves, (some restorations to both vases) (2) 23cm high

Foley Intarsio toby jug printed marks to base, (some restorations to his hat) 18cm high

Foley Intarsio vase decorated with scenes from Much ado about nothing, also two Shelley Surrey scenery pattern vases (the Intarsio vase lacking cover) (3) 26cm high

ROYAL DOULTON BUNNIKINS BOWL and EARLY 20th CENTURY FOLEY BABY'S PLATE (2)

Henry Foley (late 19th century), A view of Windsor Castle from across the Thames , oil on canvas, signed, 51cm x 76cm

*Lord Justices. Manuscript warrant signed by the Lords Justices, Whitehall, 7th July 1696, to the Commissioners of the Treasury, Order for Payment Unto Paul Foley, Speaker of the House of Commons, the sum of four hundred and fifty-five pounds for 91 days on the usual allowance of five pounds per diem as Speaker, signed by Charles Sackville, sixth Earl of Dorset (Poet and Dramatist), Thomas Tenison, Archbishop of Canterbury, John Lord Somers, Lord Chancellor, the Earl of Pembroke, the Duke of Shrewsbury, Sir Stephen Fox, and others, minor fraying and browning, integral blank with contemporary docket, old tape repairs to folds along inner blanks and final page, one page, folio, taped guard to paper folder. Enys Collection, lot 124. (1)

A Wileman and Co Foley Intarsio bowl, decorated with stylised anthemion and leaves on a brown ground, applied loop handles, 31cm diameter, S/D.

Foley (Edwin) The Book of Decorative Furniture, in two volumes

Old Foley jug and bowl and dish

1897 Jubilee: a Foley China mug printed in black and enamelled in colours, a small white bisque porcelain portrait bust on ebonised stand, two beakers, restored, eight mugs, three metal mugs, a black jug and an enamelled metal tea pot, some damage (a lot)

1897 Jubilee: a moustache cup printed in brown with young and old heads, a matched saucer, a Foley china fluted cup and saucer, two other cups and two saucers (8)

1902 Coronation: a Foley China loving cup and saucer, another similar smaller and three other cup and saucers (10)

1911 Coronation: a small Foley lobed cup and saucer enamelled with heraldic shield, a Royal Doulton cup and saucer, two miniature cup and saucers, two enamelled metal beakers, three enamelled metal mugs (13)

1897 Jubilee: a pottery mug with colour portrait within a blue crown shaped cartouche, another printed in black and one other by Foley (3)

1937 Coronation: a small Paragon loving cup set with twin gilt lion handles and decorated in colours, a Foley china chocolate cup and cover decorated with a stylised coronation procession and a Hammersley mug restored (4)

A quantity of part tea and dinner services including Shelley 'Spring Bouquet', Aynsley and Foley.

A FOLEY INTARSIO TAPERING VASE decorated with St Cecilia (old repair to handle), 16 1/2" (see illustration)

A Foley 'Intarsio' jardiniere decorated with Geese, designed by Frederick Rhead.

Shelley imari tea ware consisting of a lidded teapot, two cream jugs, sugar bowl, trio, three plates and a comport, green printed 'late Foley' marks to base (some damages to the comport) (12)

Foley military crested china coffee set, comprising of three cups, four saucers, sugar bowl and cream jug, bearing the 'Roberts . Buller . Kitchener . White . Baden Powell . French' period crests

Foley (H A) et al, Scrapbook of the Seventh Battalion Somerset Light Infantry, Boyle (R C), A Record of the West Somerset Yeomanry, and Popham (Hugh), The Somerset Light Infantry (3)

A Rosenthal tea service decorated with floral swags comprising eight cups and saucers, eleven side plates, two bread and butter plates and a milk jug, a 19th Century Wedgwood pearlware part dessert service decorated with A pink border comprising a comport and six plates, and a Foley bone china tea service

J.T. Foley, 3 Oil on Canvas depicting panda bear, duck and kingfisher, all framed, largest 36cm x 69cm

EDWIN FOLEY: THE BOOK OF DECORATIVE FURNITURE, [1924], 2 vols, 4to, orig blind stpd cl, (2).

The Foley Intarsio Hot Water Pot and Cover Height 24cm (Handle Broke and Restuck and Chipped Lid)

Foley China Intarsio Shop Umbrella Stand Art Noveau Style, Height 69cm (Cracked)

A Foley China crested Teaset with the Arms of Guisborough Abbey comprising 6 cups and saucers, teapot, milk jug and sugar bowl.

1897 Jubilee: a Foley square teapot and cover printed in black and enamelled in colours with an heraldic shield flanked by a lion and unicorn 150mm high (2)

Crown Devon: leaf dish, plate and vase, plated candlestick, Crown Staffs. stem vase and Foley China cube saucer

A Foley "Intarsio" Bowl, the Exterior Decorated with Chicken's and Ducks, Designed by Frederick Rhead and Numbered 3430.

Assorted crested china including three W.H. Goss wares, Carlton china lustre turkey and lustre goose (both Southend on Sea), Foley and Arcadian to/w Truusty Servant mug, Spode Christmas mug and a nursery mug (10)

Sydney Foley ROI RSMA 1916-2001- 'St Pauls From Cheapside'; oil on canvas board, signed, bears label verso, 30x40cm

A large quantity of Foley bone china wares, mostly designs by Maureen Tanner and Hazel Trumpston, including 'The Gay Nineties', 'April', 'Fun & Games' and 'El Matador' (82)

A Foley china advertising plaque, c. 1900, depicting a potter and a lady carrying an amphora, inscribed Depot for the Foley China, England's Finest Porcelain, 19.5 x 24.5cm

*Easter Rebellion - Ireland 1916. Two autograph letters signed ‘Alice' [Wimborne, to her mother Lady Ebury], Vice Regal Lodge, Dublin, dated May 2nd and Friday [5th May, 1916], being eye-witness accounts of the troubles accompanying the Rebellion as seen from the Viceroy's home in Phoenix Park, ‘It has all calmed down now but its been a terrible time. One more awful tragedy in this beloved land - it makes my heart ache. I am so sorry you were anxious', continuing ‘Well darling, we had been anxious about Sein Fane for sometime past, it has been jumpy [?]. Ivor all along took a grave view & tried his best to get more troops more of everything but was not listened to. I don't want to blame anybody but I tell you this for your private information. Had he had his way this never would have happened or at any rate might never have happened - I think everyone did their best but they were wrong & he was right. You know the position of the Lord Lieutenant he can only suggest but has no power. On Saturday morning Sir Roger Casement was captured & the connection between Sein Fane & Germany established. H. E. then urged instant action - impossible to carry the others with him', and later continuing, ‘Monday came, I was washing my hands for luncheon when I was rung up and told to say in my bedroom, Sein Fane had attacked the castle & might come here. We were lunching early as the special left at 2010 - I went down & found Ivor very calm but very white - he begged me to go to Headfort but I told him I would sooner die', and continuing in some detail to relate these events, 16 pages, the second letter noting that she thinks all danger is over now, ‘But we had some very critical hours & have had I think a very miraculous escape', and later noting ‘The rebels are in houses, & shoot at the troops so as to effectually prevent them from coping with things as numerically & from every other point of view they should be able to. But it can only be a question of days ...', 4 pages, all on Vice Regal Lodge letterhead, 4to, together with another autograph letter from Alice to Maudie [probably her sister Maud Glyn of Albury Hall in Hertfordshire], Copped Hall, Epping, Essex, 26th September, no year, with family news and gossip plus mention of a Zeppelin attack, ‘Yes, we did see the Zeppelin. I woke about 12:20 - hearing distinct firing - I went out to listen, & the searchlights were all around - I woke A & B but they said it was too distant to come out for, & stayed in their rooms - so I had rather a wonderful time to myself, outside the front door for the chattering maids didn't wake til much later. There was nothing very near - but the flash & sound of bombs London ways & guns & then a Zep passed overhead from London to Chelmsford way - very high, out of sight - all the birds & beasts were uneasy in the still clear night - then from the river way came sounds of a battle - bigger guns & the upper windows rattled - then, low down in the S.G. I saw two eyes of light that got bigger rapidly - as if a big motor was coming in the sky - & then a burst of flame & smoke - & the shape of a burning Zep clearly - like a fool I was so thrilled that I felt Jimmy must see & left it burning, as you might say, & rushed in to him and shook him awake', 6 pp., 4to, plus an eleven page typed copy letter from Honourable Hugh Grovesnor at the Foreign Office in Peking, 18th November 1897 to H. Foley concerning Corea, Kiau-Chow and loan negotiations, plus three other Glyn related family-related items. Ivor Churchill Guest, First Viscount Wimborne (1873-1939) became Lord Lietuenant of Ireland in 1915 and served in that post for three difficult years. (7)