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MARSHALL (Rev.F.), and TOSSWILL (E.R.), FOOTBALL - THE RUGBY UNION GAME, blue cloth, 8vo, 1925, together with Maesteg R.F.C. Centenary Brochure 1982, signed by J.J. Williams, (2).

SOMERSET 1932, album page signed in ink by 12 of the team, including Cameron, Wellard, White and Marshall.

A Victorian Silver and Glass Preserve Dish, Cover and Stand, circular, the frosted glass bowl with detachable domed lid engraved with shell and scroll decoration, ball finial, standing on a circular dish, engraved border and beaded edge, {by William Mortimer or William Marshall & Son, Edinburgh 1875, bowl 12.5cm diameter, plate 18cm diameter, overall height 12cm, total silver weight 11oz}

Two Staffordshire wall plaques depicting portraits of Field Marshall Lord Roberts VC.

Six interesting salt spoons:- One by Richard Evans of Shrewsbury ( with London marks for 1792), one by J. & W. Marshall, Edinburgh 1825, one by Robert Gainsford, Sheffield 1828, one by Peter Lambert of Berwick upon Tweed (with Newcastle marks for 1834), oar by Thomas Robinson, Newcastle 1826 and another, by Joseph Wilmore, Birmingham 1825, 1.5oz. (6)

Three Edinburgh-made spoons with fluted or shell bowls: a King's pattern example with curly scroll shoulders, by A.G. Wighton 1843, a King's example, by J. Watt 1855 and a fiddle example, by William Marshall 1822. (3)

Three Glasgow-made spoons with shell bowls: a Queens pattern example, by W. Corbett 1862, a fiddle example, initialled, by Finlay & Field 1854 and another fiddle example, initialled, by Marshall & Sons (of Edinburgh) 1822.

Three Edinburgh-made spoons: a fiddle example with a flared bowl initialled, by Mitchell & Russell (of Glasgow) 1817, a fiddle example with a round bowl, initialled, by an unascribed maker "RS" 1818 and a King's example with small square bowl, initialled, by William Marshall 1828. (3)

A Dinky Massey Harris Tractor and driver 27a and 27N Field Marshall silver wheels.

A Dinky Field Marshall Tractor 27N green wheels.

Doulton Lambeth buff-coloured stoneware jug, decorated with carp swimming among reeds, the lip in the form of a toad on a green leaf, the handle as a chameleon, impressed marks below, possibly by Mark V. Marshall, 32cm high.

*Nobility. Good group of seventeen large sheet vellum indentures by members of the Nobility, 18th and 19th c., all retaining their original wax seals, including some armorial seals, includes those by Lord Clifford, Lord Courtenay, Sir James Graham, Earl Craven, Lord Beauclerk, Lord Monson, Lord Bagot, Duke of Norfolk - Earl Marshall of England, Duke of Devonshire, Marquess of Anglesey, etc. (17)

Marshall (A.B.). Mrs. A.B. Marshall's Larger Cookery Book of Extra Recipes, Dedicated by permission to H.R.H. Princess Christian. With two hundred and eighty-four illustrations, 10th thou., [1902], port. frontis. and numerous b & w illusts., orig. dark green cloth gilt, generally in bright condition, thick 4to. Bitting 310. (1)

Marshall (Rev. F.). Football, the Rugby Union Game with Special Chapters by A.G. Guillemard, G. Rowland Hill, H. Vassall, Arthur Budd, H.H. Almond, C.J.B. Marriott and W. Cail, etc., revised and enlarged ed., [1894], num. b & w illusts., 16pp. pubs. cat. at rear, some minor scattered spotting, orig. gilt dec. cloth, slight wear to extrems., 8vo. The first edition was published in 1892. An appendix, containing a review of the seasons 1892-3 and 1893-4 have been added to this edition. (1)

HERBERT MENZIES MARSHALL (1841-1913): Looking towards Trafalgar Square, signed, watercolour and pencil, 19.5 x 29.5cm (7.75 x 11. 75in)

ECONOMICS THEORY & FINANCE - BUXTON, Sydney. FINANCE AND POLITICS; An Historical Study 1783-1885. In Two Volumes. Vol. I [-II]. John Murray, London, 1888. FIRST EDITION. Two volumes, 8vo; with the book-plate of the Marshall Library of Economics, University of Cambridge and their stamp on titles and final page; later library buckram, spines lettered in gilt; ROBINSON, Joan. THE ACCUMULATION OF CAPITAL Macmillan & Co., London, 1956. FIRST EDITION. 8vo; original cloth, printed dust-wrapper, dust-soiled; GILBART, J.W. LECTURES ON THE HISTORY AND PRINCIPLES OF ANCIENT COMMERCE Waterlow and Sons, London, 1847. First Edition, Presentation Copy. 8vo; inscribed by the author at head of title; recent blue cloth, spine lettered in gilt; and 40 others, including works by Pigou, Hayek and J.M. Keynes. (44)

David Marshall, c. 1790 - a pair of bright-cut Old English pattern sugar tongs, initialled K (9;9).

A large William Marshall stoneware pot of ovoid form, with small applied lugs, the mushroom ground with brown brushwork decoration impressed seal to underside, 35cm high (a/f) together with bottle type vase, mottled olive green glaze, with applied brown decoration, impressed mark to underside, 22.5cm high, and a Bridge stone pottery pair dish, 24cm diameter.

Hall (Marshall) The Artists of Northumbria, 4to, cloth, illus., second edition, Newcastle 1982, with d.w.; and Hall (Marshall) The Artists Of Cumbria, 4to, cloth, illus., Newcastle 1979, with d.w. (2)

A Coalport plate decorated in blue and white produced to commemorate 'South African War' Field Marshall Lord Roberts VC.

Juvenile ephemera and chapbooks. March's Library of Instruction & Amusement: The Infant Picture Gallery, hand-coloured illustrations, marginal repairs, original wrappers, rough early repairs, 8vo, [n.d.]; The Birthday Present, hand-coloured illustrations, short tears, original wrappers, slightly soiled, split at spine, short tears, [n.d.]; The New Cries of London, hand-coloured illustrations, original wrappers (fine condition), [n.d.]; Marshall, J., publisher. A Garland of New Songs, 2 copies, each with woodcut, each 8pp., folded as issued, 12mo, [18th century] ; Wallis, E., publisher. Nursery Reading, hand-coloured illustrations, marginal tears, original wrappers, spine repaired, slightly soiled, 8vo, [n.d.]; Richardson, T., publisher. Richardson's New Battledore, folding card with woodcuts, Derby, 12mo, [n.d.]; Walker & Sons. The Yellow Dwarf, woodcuts, original wrappers, 8vo, [n.d.]; and 9 other items, most later (17).

Photographs of groups of British, American and Russian Generals and officials, surrounding Churchill, Molotov, Marshall, Harrison, Alan Brook, Anthony Eden, apparently taken at Yalta Conference, 43 prints, 19 x 29cm, Feb. 1945, a few frayed or holed.

Copeland parian bust of Ophelia, modelled by W C Marshall RA, and published by the Crystal Palace Art Union, impressed marks, 11.25ins

MARSHALL (C.F.Dendy), A History of the Southern Railway, ... numerous photo illustrations and folded plans, royal 8vo, 1936; Wood (Fred F.) Round About a Sussex Village. photo plates, cloth and paper label, Hove, 1921 with some other Sussex books and guides

Marshall (Emma). In the East Country with Sir Thomas Browne..., 1st ed., 1888, wood eng. vignette title, orig. gilt dec. cloth, 8vo, together with Clarke (W.G.), Norfolk & Suffolk, pub. A. & C. Black, 1921, col. plts., orig. cloth gilt, large 8vo, with County Books Series, Suffolk; Bedfordshire; Norfolk, 3 vols., all 1st eds., 1950 & 1951, b & w plts. from photos, orig. cloth in d.j.s., 8vo, plus thirty others relating to Norfolk and Suffolk (35).

Montgomery (Bernard Law, Viscount Montgomery of Alamein). Signed black-and-white 10" x 8" photograph, signed in blue ink, 'My warmest congratulations to L. Turner. You have done very well, B.L. Montgomery, Field-Marshall', a good black-and-white photo. showing Montgomery with Bomber Harris, General Bradley and General Dempsey(?), two or three light creases (1).

A Garland of New Songs. William and Margaret, Mary's Dream, Roy's Wife of Aldivalloch, My Nanny O, Death or Liberty, 2 copies, printed by J. Marshall, Newcastle, n.d., c. 1800, 8pp., woodcut of a Bier on title, uncut and unopened, small 8vo, together with two others near identical, with woodcuts of a courting couple and a scaffold (4).

A Copeland tyg commemorating the Transvaal Wars printed with portraits of Queen Victoria, Britannia Tower of Justice, Field Marshall Lord Roberts and the Most Honourable Marquis of Salisbury, the handles with national emblems, 14cm. high, impressed Spode, printed Copeland, England with subscriber's copy and retailers mark for T. Goode, minor bruise on foot.

A Doulton Lambeth stoneware jug by Mark V. Marshall of swollen cylinder form and strap handle embossed with multiple stylized bands and scrolling foliage and a single leaf- shaped panel under green and blue glazes, 21.5cm. high, impressed rosette and assistant's mark for Annie Partridge, incised initials, circa 1895.

Literature, F.S. Mackenna, Chelsea Porcelain, The Red Anchor Wares, G. Godden, Lowestoft Porcelain, H.R. Marshall, Coloured Worcester Porcelain of the First Period and W.D. John, William Billingsley. (4)

A Copeland Parianware bust - "Ophelia" after W.C. Marshall, on turned socle, 12ins high (impressed mark to back and worded "Ceramic & Crystal Palace Art Union")

William Gostling - "A Walk in and about the City of Canterbury", printed and sold by Simmons & Kirkby, Canterbury 1774 (one volume with red leather half binding - somewhat scuffed), and John Brent - "Canterbury in the Olden Times", second edition, published by Simpkin Marshall & Co, London 1879 (one volume in mauve cloth binding)

Richard Marshall (1944-): 'Making Sand Pies', oil on board, signed, 19cm x 25cm.

Style of Ben Marshall (1767 - 1835), A bay hunter in a landscape, oil on canvas, 46 x 59cm.

Late 19th century Copeland Parian figure of Sabrina, designed by Marshall, the interior printed in brown with a verse, impressed marks, 2 slight firing faults to the foot, 30.3cm high

A pair of cranberry glass 'Mary Gregory' style vases, of panelled ovoid shape, each enamelled with child in a landscape, 7" high; together with a small cream jug and sugar bowl enamelled with a boy chasing a butterfly, clear glass handle, inscribed 'Mrs Marshall 1894'. 3 1/4" high. (rim chips)

Marshall (H R), Coloured Worcester Porcelain of the First Period, 1st Edition, 1954

*WWI. Seven Framed Memorial Certificates and Photographs, including Honourable Discharge Certificate for Pte. William Joseph Paynter of the Royal Fusiliers, Memorial Photograph of Pte. E. Lund, a Citation a l'Ordre de l'Armee for Captain George Prestage, 2nd Battalion Loyal North Lance Regiment and Signal Wish from the School Children of the Empire who send Christmas Gifts to our Brave Soldiers & Sailors, presented to Irene Marshall, etc. (7)

Antiques reference, various, all 20th c. pubs., including Coloured Worcester Porcelain of the First Period, by H. Rissik Marshall, 1977, Pontypool and Usk Japanned Wares, by W. D. John and Anne Simcox, Modern Oriental Carpets, by E. Gans-Ruedin, pub. Thames and Hudson, 1971, etc, all ex-library copies, with usual marks, mainly 4to (3 shelves)

Golden Cockerel Press. Daisy Matthews and three other Tales by Rhys Davies with Wood Engravings by Agnes Miller Parker, 1932, limited edition 215/325 signed by Davies, and A Crime Against Cania by Arthur Calder-Marshall, 1934, limited edition 239/250 signed by the author, both with num. wood engravings in orig. morocco backed pattered cloth, 8vo, plus Somerset Maugham (W.), Liza of Lambeth, Jubilee ed., 1947, orig. vellum backed boards in sl. chipped d.j., limited edition 664/1000 signed by the author, 8vo, and Huxley (Aldous), Music at Night and other Essays, 1st ed., 1931, orig. cloth-backed boards in remains of glassine wrapper, limited edition 660/1000 signed by the author, 8vo, and Bible [English], The Holy Bible; containing the Old and New Testaments...Explanatory Notes...by the Late Rev. Thomas Scott, 6 vols. in 3, 1852, num. engraved maps and plates, contemp. black half calf, rebacked with original spines laid down, 4to, and Hugo (Victor), Notre-Dame de Paris Translated by Jessie Haynes, 2 vols., Paris: Limited Editions Club, 1930, woodcut illusts. by Frans Masereel, orig. vellum, limited edition 1385/1500 signed by the artist, 4to, plus others including signed Mary Renault, Salman Rusdie, James Herbert, John Masefield, etc., plus South African interest and bibliography (3 shelves)

North, I. W., A Week in the Isles of Scilly, Penzance, E. Rowe and Son, 1850, tall 4to (225 x 1353mm.), tinted frontispiece plate, text leaves within black ruled border, original blue cloth, spine lettered in gilt, booksellers label of W. Graham of Oxford Couch, Jonathan, and Thomas Q. Couch, The History of Polperro, Truro and London, W. Lake, and Simpkin, Marshall, & Co, 1871, tall 4to (225 x 140mm.), folding frontispiece map, title printed in red and black, contemporary green cloth gilt Harvey, E. G., Mullyon: Its History, Scenery and Antiquities, Truro, & London, W. Lake, and Simpkin, Marshall and Co, 1875, 4to (205 x 170mm.), frontispiece plate, title vignette, initials, and head-pieces, contemporary green cloth gilt With a number of other works including C. T. Collins Trelawny 'Perranzabuloe The Lost Church Found' (Rivington, 1868), J. C. and R. W. Tonkin's 'Guide to the Isles of Scilly' (Penzance, 1887), and I. T. Tregellas 'Peeps into the Haunts and Homes of the Rural Population of Cornwall' (Truro, and London, 1879)

A William IV Scottish meat skewer, engraved with a crest below a coronet, by Marshall & Sons, Edinburgh 1832, 13in (33cm) long, 3.5oz.

Small quantity of 45 rpm pop records, also an LP of Sir Winston Churchill's state funeral, pair of gouache pictures, middle eastern scenes with dhows signed W. Marshall, box of saucy postcards and a novelty yew wood folding clothes brush which opens out for use as a coat hanger by Kent & Sons

Lesney Matchbox: 35 Marshall Horse Box, 13 Bedford Wreck Truck, 16 Trailer and Charbens orange 3 Old Bill Bus in original boxes, E, boxes F-G (4)

A 19th century French bronze figure of Marshall Marat seated on a horse, on a yellow marble base, 45 high x 24cm wide

CRAIG, WILLIAM MARSHALL. (Plates representing the Itinerant Traders of London in their Ordinary Costume). Richard Phillips, 1804. 31 hand coloured engraved plates loosley inserted into 8vo., boards with brown morocco spine (some cropped, lacking imprint). Without text.

DENISON, WILLIAMS. The Cricketer's Companion..in the season 1845. Simpkin Marshall (1846). 12mo., orig. printed wraps. (backstrip chipped).

DENISON, WILLIAM. The Cricketer's Companion; Containing The Scores of The Grand and Principal Matches of Cricket, played at Lord's and Other Ground, in the Season 1846. Simpkin Marshall, (1847). 12mo., full green morocco gilt by R.H. Kiernan, t.e.g Orig. wraps. bound in with date 1847 on upper wrap. (some spotting to text)

Twenty-five books of military interest including Eisenhower : Crusade in Europe; Young Desmond : Rommel. 1950; Pugh Marshall : Commander Crabb. 1956, etc.

MARSHALL, G W - The Visitations Of Nottingham, In the Years 1569 & 1614; London 1871, The Harleian Society vol iv, 4to, cont cl bds, gilt device to upper bd, shoulders worn, inner hinges split, bds faded and distressed

A set of seven Victorian Scottish taper end dessert spoons, engraved a winged spur crest with motto Aye Ready. Maker E. Marshall, Edinburgh 1853. 9oz.

A pair of George III Scottish compressed circular salts with crimp borders, later blue glass liners on shell appliqué scroll legs to hoof feet. Maker William Marshall, Edinburgh 1811. 5oz.

Three Royal Doulton pottery character jug -"Earl Mountbatten of Burma" (D6944 - No. 1013 of edition of 5000), "Field Marshall Montgomery" (D6908 - No. 1248 of edition of 2500), and "Monty" (D6202)

A Royal Doulton stoneware cylindrical vase, decorated by Mark V. Marshall, in blue and green with a bold scrolled leaf design on an off-white ground, 15ins high (small chip to rim)

H. Rissik Marshall - "Coloured Worcester Porcelain of the First Period 1751-1783", facsimile edition of 1954 book published by The Ceramic Book Company (one volume in blue cloth binding), John Sandon - "The Dictionary of Worcester Porcelain - Volume I 1751-1851", The Antique Collectors Club 1993 (one volume), and Gerald Coke - "In Search of James Giles 1718-1780", Micawber Publications 1983 (one volume)

A Doulton Lambeth jardiniere and matched pedestal stand, the jardiniere by Mark V Marshall incised 394 MVN and Eleanor Tosen (marked ttt), the pedestal with incised marks for Eliza Simmance and John Huskinson, both with impressed factory marks, overall height 94cm..

A Copeland parian bust of Ophelia, by W C Marshall with inscription 'Crystal Palace Art Union', to socle base, 29cm high.

A Copeland Crystal Palace Art Union head and shoulder Parian bust of Prince Albert, on turned socle, 31cm high, impressed Marshall Wood Sculp 1863, with Art Union marks, faults.

Richard Marshall (1944-): Donkeys on the beach at Scarborough, the harbour and castle in the background, oils on board, signed, 26cm x 32cm.

Richard Marshall (1944-): Children playing on the beach at Flamborough, oils on board, signed, 25cm x 30cm.