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Lot 226
ARTHUR HENRY KNIGHTON HAMMOND "Market scene", watercolour, signed lower left CONDITION REPORTS Overall with some light general wear and dirt, and some undulations to paper, but appears in reasonably good condition. Frame has some scuffs and chips. Picture size approx 44 x 32cm, frame size approx 64 x 53cm
Lot 1417
Katharine Pleydell-Bouverie (1895-1984) a stoneware lotus flower vase, footed form with fluted top rim, covered with a pale ash glaze, a small dish by Katherine Pleydell-Bouverie, a Norah Braden beaker vase, a Henry Hammond beaker vase and an Avoncroft Pottery unomi by Geoffrey Whiting, various impressed marks, 9.5cm. high (5)
Lot 508
AUTOGRAPHS: A miscellaneous collection of A.Ls.S. and T.Ls.S. by a wide variety of famous individuals, all written to Henry Buckton, in connection with his book, the Golden Book of Remembrance, published for the Royal British Legion on the 50th anniversary of the end of World War II in 1995, most of the letters responding to invitations to attend the launch of the book at the Imperial War Museum and others offering their support (or politely declining it) in other ways, all dated 1994-95, including Raymond Baxter, Michael Bentine, Chris Bonington, Pete Brothers, Ian Carmichael, Harry Carpenter, Barbara Cartland, Sebastian Coe, Peter de la Billiere, Ken Dodd, Kenneth Griffith (an interesting letter making reference to Versailles, Hitler and the Irish Republican Army), Alec Guinness, Hammond Innes, Michael Hordern, Geoffrey Howe, Joanna Lumley, Vera Lynn, Norris McWhirter, Pat Porteous VC, Bill Reid VC, Paul Scofield, David Shepherd, Leslie Thomas etc. VG, 30
Lot 350
Fuller (Thomas). The Historie of the Holy Warre, 2nd edition, Cambridge, 1640, title printed within decorative typographical border, some soiling and old damp staining, lacks frontispiece and map, contemporary calf, some wear and boards detached, together with Pearson (John), An Exposition of the Creed, 3rd revised and enlarged edition, 1669, title printed in red and black, contemporary calf, rubbed and some wear to extremities, plus Hammond (Henry), A Paraphrase and Annotations upon the Books of the Psalms, 1659, title printed in red and black with engraved vignette, old armorial bookplate to front pastedown, some soiling, inner upper hinge crudely repaired with brown paper affecting margin of half-title, contemporary calf, some wear and covers near detached, all folio, plus other 17th-century theology folios, generally worn and with some defects (20)
Lot 452
Henry Hammond (British 1914-1989) - a circular bowl externally decorated with foliage, impressed mark, 22.5 cm diam. x 11 cm h. to/w a bowl by Sheila Jones, incised decoration to the exterior, brown, blue and lilac mottled ground, 20 cm diam. and a square chamfered stoneware dish on four feet, impressed JR seal to base, 21.5 x 21.5 cm (3) Condition Report All good condition - no damage or restoration
Lot 1556
Cookery - Hammond, Elizabeth, Modern Domestic Cookery and Useful Receipt Book, 3rd ed., printed for A.K Newman & Co, Leadenhall Street, (London 1819), 288pp., half-leather bound marbled boards, ink manuscript inscription to end paper Rebecca Streets, her book 1826, Presented by the above to Mrs Henry Garbutt 1847
Lot 38
Studio Pottery - a Charles Spacey irregular plate, decorated with geometrical motifs, 32cm wide; a Henry Hammond circular side dish, decorated with blue roundels, 14cm diam; a Lamorna bowl; a Nora Braden double lipped vase, decorated in a dipped yellow and blue glaze, 14cm high; another, dimpled, 18.5cm high; a William Tudor teapot and cover, speckled glaze, bamboo handle, 16.5cm high; a St Ives bulbous jug, 7cm high (8)
Lot 677
Peterborough - 1892 A hand written Notice from the Town Clark and Clark and to the said urban sanitary authority served on Me Abraham Palson Giving him notice of the expenses incurred in sewering to a certain street Church Walk. Requiring payment of twenty five pounds six shilling and 8 pence within seven days. Another of the same date served on Mrs Abraham Palston and Henry 'Hammond New Road and Padholme Road Peterborough.
Lot 39
Henry Hammond (British, 1914-1989) Vase Stoneware, rich ochre glaze with iron painted pigeon motif repeated four times around the body, the short flared neck with dark iron glaze H 25.7cm, D 21cm PROVENANCE: Private Collection CONDITION: One very small glaze chip to the inside rim, otherwise in perfect condition with no damage or restoration
Lot 252
Books - Hammond (Henry), The Whole Duty of Man, R. Norton, London 1678, contemporary binding; Bunyan (John), The Pilgrim's Progress, Plummer and Brews, London 1824, 346pp, contemporary half leather binding; The Holy Bible, 1811, two volumes, full leather binding; other antiquarian books, decorative bindings; modern non-fiction; local history; Goethe; qty
Lot 172
THE BROTHERS GRIMMS. Popular Stories Collected by The Brothers Grimm. A Reprint Of The First English Edition. (1910: Oxford: Henry Frowde). Red boards. 8vo. KINGSLEY, CHARLES. The Water-Babies. (ND, though c. 1910: London: T.C. & E. C. Jack). Small 8vo. Selling with a quantity of CHILDREN`S BOOKS including: 3 early Ladybird Books with dust jackets, including: Cocky The Lazy Rooster and Mick The Disobedient Puppy (c.1950`s: England: Wills & Hepworth Ltd. Loughborough) KUPPORD, SKELTON. Hammond`s Hard Lines. (c. 1895: London: Blackie & Son). Illustrated Cloth. Inscribed by previous owner. LOUIS STEVENSON, ROBERT. Treasure Island (1899: London: Cassell And Company Limited). Previous Owner`s Inscription. Illustrated cloth. IRVING, WASHINGTON. Rip Van Winkle ( c. 1915: London: T.C. & E.C. Jack) with complete colour plates. 8vo. CARROLL, LEWIS. Through The Looking Glass (1921: London: Macmillan And Co). Small 8vo. (17)
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