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Penkridge Ceramics conker, Hermes-style scarf, and a group of souvenir spoonsThere is a chip to the shell of the conker.

Attributed to James Armstrong (British, 19th century) – Oil on canvas - ‘Greentick’, 54cm x 75cm, in giltwood frameBears handwritten notes to the reverse 'Greentick, Sire of Fullerton, Owned by Mr Garcia' and later handwritten label 'Greentick’ (by Bedfellow out of Heart Burn), weight 64lbs. Sire of Fullerton and Troughend who divided the Waterloo Cup in 1889 for Colonel North. Was also sire of the young Fullerton and Simonian Private collection, Bristol - previously removed from Shortflatt Tower in Northumberland (home of famous greyhound breeder and winner of the Waterloo cup 5 times, Edward Dent), the ancestors having been the owners of these dogs. James Armstrong, from Gretna Green, near Carlisle, was a hare-coursing enthusiast and owner of greyhounds, who painted portraits of many greyhounds, especially studs and winners of the Waterloo Cup (a tournament featuring the 64 best hare coursing greyhounds of Great Britain and Ireland, which ran from 1836 to 2005). For another lot by this artist, see Cuttlestones, Penkridge (Staffs), 2nd December 2016, lot 589.

Attributed to James Armstrong (British, 19th century) – Oil on canvas - ‘Paris, Gallant Foe and Ptarmegan’, 64cm x 79.5cmPrivate collection, Bristol - previously removed from Shortflatt Tower in Northumberland (home of famous greyhound breeder and winner of the Waterloo cup 5 times, Edward Dent), the ancestors having been the owners of these dogs.James Armstrong, from Gretna Green, near Carlisle, was a hare-coursing enthusiast and owner of greyhounds, who painted portraits of many greyhounds, especially studs and winners of the Waterloo Cup (a tournament featuring the 64 best hare coursing greyhounds of Great Britain and Ireland, which ran from 1836 to 2005). For another lot by this artist, see Cuttlestones, Penkridge (Staffs), 2nd December 2016, lot 589.

A collection of Penkridge ceramic fruit, most with their stickers, including: a melon, a plum, a lemon, apples, and others; together with a selection of other faux fruit, all contained across two fruit bowls.

A selection of china, including a set of five Penkridge faux fruit, including a realistic Banana, Avodado, Lemon, Pear and Apple, with a glass bowl, a honey pot and mug and also a Beswick model of a Fallow buck (restorations) (12)

Two Penkridge Ceramics fruit from the Monochrome Collection by Lorraine Taylor & Nicky Smart comprising a white pear with twig and single leaf and a black apple with single twig and two leaves together with a Herend Hungary pierced floral lidded dish, 3 x Halcyon Days enamelled boxes and an iridescent glass apple (7).

A collection of Penkridge China fruit to include Plum, Apple, Pear, Banana, Persimmon, Peach and an Apricot. Some Original Stickers Noted. (9)

A group of Penkridge model fruit to include four apples, three pairs, two bananas, two plums and a lemonLocation:If there is no condition report shown, please request

A collection of Penkridge model fruit to include three pears, bananas and an apple together with other model fruit examplesLocation:If there is no condition report shown, please request

A mixed collection of items to include framed tile serving tray, Oynx lighters, Oynx paperweights, tobacco jar, Alexandra Pottery teapot together with A mixed collection of items to include three Wedgwood oven dishes, cake stand, musical clowns, decorative wall plate on Penkridge, etc (3 trays)

Rare and impressive Victorian Minton majolica elephant centrepiece with four-branch candelabrum, shape number 1571, circa 1860, the elephant modelled standing on integral chinoiserie oval stand, having two carry baskets (for spills) either side of an oval seat, with a blanket beneath, supporting a central flared and pierced vase of Chinese ‘Gu’ type, the four candle sconces each emanating from a grotesque mask to the octagonal knop, the whole in naturalistic glazes, impressed marks to base and number 1571, 31cm x 26cm x 68cm high overallDeceased estate, North Somerset.For a comparable lot with plainer pale celadon and ivory glazes, see Cuttlestones, Penkridge, South Staffordshire, 11th September 2015, lot 315.

R H Thorne (20th century) 'Cross Keys Inn, Penkridge', watercolour, signed lower right, dated (19)70, framed and glazed,  watercolour approx. 42cm x 29.2cm.

A small group of Penkridge Ceramics realistic pottery fruit, comprising a pineapple, height 28cm, two conjoined bananas, a pear and five apples, some impressed marks and applied paper labels (faults and repairs).

A collection on Penkridge model fruit to include a melon, a grapefruit, apples, mango, pear and a figLocation:If there is no condition report, please request one

A LARGE COLLECTION OF POSTCARDS, APPROXIMATELY 600, to include Abbots Bromley, Aldridge, Alrewas, Alstonefield, Alton, Armitage, Barlaston, Barton-under-Needwood, Bewdley, Bilston, Black Country Museum, Bloxwich, Blithfield Hall, Brewood, Brocton, Bromsgrove, Burton-upon-Trent, Cheadle, Derby, Drakelowe, Drayton Manor Park, Dudley, Eccleshall, Elford, Fradley, Gnosall, Great Haywook, Hamstall Ridware, Hanch Hall, Himley, Hoar Cross, Ilam, Keele, Kinver, Leek, Little Haywood, Longor, Meriden, Midlands, Milldale, Milford, Moseley Old Hall, Newcastle-under-Lyme, Oldbury, Penkridge, Rocester, and Rudyard, these are spanning early 20th century to mid-late, a great selection of topographical with interesting buildings, many with postage marks or unposted, viewing is advised

Penkridge ceramic model vegetablesLocation:

An assortment of Victorian and later photographs of a variety of formats. To include Magic Lantern slides, card and glass plate stereo views, negatives, carte de visite, silver gelatin prints and an Underwood & Underwool stereoscopic viewer. The glass slides including examples of 'Westwards Coast, Saundersfoot', 'Penkridge Church', etc. the photographs featuring animals, men and women, foreign destinations and more.

A COLLECTION OF PENKRIDGE CERAMIC FRUIT (11)Including three bananas, each 18cm long, a tamarillo, a persimmon, 8cm wide, a honeydew melon, 17cm long, a cantaloupe melon, two Ferelli pears, a William Blush pear and a Red Williams pear, most with impressed pottery marks and all with Penkridge labels (11).The persimmon has a few nibbles to the leaves, otherwise all in good condition.

AN UNSIGNED WATERCOLOUR DEPICTING St MICHAELS CHURCH IN PENKRIDGE, circa late 19th / early 20th century, approximate size 30cm x 48cm, together with a part sketch of a lane with a gate, initialled for Edward Davis (18813-1867) pen and watercolour on paper, approximate size of paper17cm x 8cm, a watercolour and pencil drawing of a male figure with horse and cart circa late 19th century and a tracing of trees and a church and a framed print of Queen Mary's Grammar School in Walsall 1815-1847, approximate size including frame 59cm x 67cm (PROVENANCE: The Arnold Fellows Collection)

Depicting Street Scenes, Buildings, Pageants, Parades in various Staffordshire Towns and Villages including, Uttoxeter, Trysull, Trentham Gardens, Tean, Stoke, Rocester, Penkridge, Newcastle Under Lyme, mayfield, Madeley, Longton, Kidsgrove, Cheadle, Cannock, Brewood plus others. 106 cards in total (60 RPS)

PENKRIDGE CERAMICS. A collection of Penkridge Ceramics fruit by Lorraine Taylor & Nicky Smart, comprising a hand of five bananas with paper label, three varieties of apple with wooden stalks, two pears, one peach, one lemon, one lime, two plums & a fig. All with impressed pottery mark. Twelve items. Bananas width 20cm.  Please note that all items in this auction are previously owned & are offered on behalf of private vendors. If detail on condition is required on any lot(s) PLEASE ASK FOR A CONDITION REPORT BEFORE BIDDING.  The absence of a condition report does not imply the lot is perfect.WE CAN SHIP THIS LOT, but NOT if part of a large, multiple lots purchase.

LOCAL HISTORICAL INTEREST - TWO LARGE VICTORIAN STAFFORDSHIRE POLICE LEDGERS / No. 2 CHARGE BOOKS RELATING TO THE BOROUGH OF PENKRIDGE, one dating from 1899, the second from 1901, with many entries referring to Lord Hatherton being 'the Magistrate before whom the charge is brought', together with a post war 'personal diary No 9 ' recording the daily patrol / duties of two constables from Penkridge station (3)Condition Report:With some damage to covers relating to historical storage conditions

STAFFORDSHIRE POSTCARDS, Three Albums containing 761 early 20th century Postcards of cities, towns, villages, railway stations and coal mines in Staffordshire featuring, STAFFORD, including The Old Curiosity Shop, St. Joseph's Convent, The Workhouse, The Ancient High House, The Mill, The Picture House, Siemens' Works, Factories, The Prison, Gaol Square, The Library, Schools, Infirmaries, Municipal Buildings, Roads and Streets, River Sow and Baths, Bishton Hall and a souvenir of the Royal Visit 1907, LICHFIELD, including The Market Square, St. John's Hospital, The Friary, Recreation Grounds, Schools, Churches, The Cathedral, Members of the Clergy, The Sword and Mace Bearers, Streets, The Close, The Soldiers Home - Whittington Heath, Whittington Barracks, Locks and Canals and a rare photograph of Mr Claude Grahame-White solo pilot on the London to Manchester flight, April 23rd 1910, signing autographs in Lichfield, this card is signed but is probably a preprinted signature, RUGELEY, including Sheep Fair, Arbour Tree Cottages, built 1578, demolished 1897, The Post Office, Railway Line, The Albion Inn (Landlord and Customers standing outside), The Cenotaph and War Memorial, Streets and Roads, The Market Place, Shops (Manton's, Mercer's, Whitworth's, The Co-op) The Town Hall, Hotels, Churches, The Vicarage, Schools, Hawkeshead Priory and College, The Chase, Etching Hill, The Weir, Brereton Wall Memorial and Lodge and several of RUGELEY CAMP including a German POW hoisting the British flag on Armistice Day 11/11/1918 and Staff and Officers at the Camp, ARMITAGE, including Tunnel Hill, The Boat House, Cottage Homes, The Towers, Potteries, The Bridge, Streets, Cottages and Churches, HEDNESFORD, including The Electric Palace, The Accident Home, Lourdes Convent, Churches, Streets, Canals, a Sunday School Demonstration and the Proclamation of King George V 1910, CANNOCK, including The Bandstand, The Fire Station, Beaudesert Hall, Streets, Shops and Schools, The Courier Office and The Chase, CHASETOWN & CHASE TERRACE, including The Chasetown Churchyard Brigade Company 'Having Snap', The Vicarage, The Pool, The Cinema, Sankey's Corner and Streets, BURNTWOOD, The Asylum HAMMERWICH, Cottage Hospital, NORTON CANES, Pinfold Farm, The Infant School and Streets, CHESLYN HAY, Waterworks, Post Office, Isolation Hospital and Salem Church, STRETTON, The Garage Cafe and The Bluebell Hotel, THE MEYNELL HUNT outside Byrkley Lodge, Great Haywood & Little Haywood, including the famous Motor Car Accident of 1905 and The Square, Shugborough Lodge and The Flag Hotel, KINGS BROMLEY & ABBOTS BROMLEY, Village, Church, Market Place and Horn Dance, UTTOXETER, King George V visit, a Fire, The Memorial, The Market Place, Railway Crossings and Sidings, BURTON ON TRENT, Breweries, The Town Hall, The Market Place and Trent Bridge. There are several other small Villages in the collection but these only warrant single Postcards in most cases. Other significant places of interest include CAMPS at Penkridge Bank, Brockton Camp B and Milford, RAILWAY STATIONS at Stafford, Stone, Newcastle, Penkridge, Sandon, Uttoxeter, Colwich, Great Haywood, Barton, Walton, Burton on Trent, Tutbury, Sudbury, Milford and Rugeley and COAL MINES at Brereton, Hednesford Valley Pits, West Cannock, Brindley Heath and THE TAKEROO EXPRESS, most cards are in good condition (with exceptions), viewing recommended

PENKRIDGE CERAMICS. A collection of Penkridge Ceramics fruit by Lorraine Taylor & Nicky Smart, comprising a hand of five bananas with paper label, three varieties of apple with wooden stalks, two pears, one peach, one lemon, one lime, two plums & a fig. All with impressed pottery mark. Twelve items. Bananas width 20cm.  Please note that all items in this auction are previously owned & are offered on behalf of private vendors. If detail on condition is required on any lot(s) PLEASE ASK FOR A CONDITION REPORT BEFORE BIDDING.  The absence of a condition report does not imply the lot is perfect.WE CAN SHIP THIS LOT, but NOT if part of a large, multiple lots purchase.

Collection of Penkridge ceramic fruit and vegetables, each realistically modelled and painted, impressed marks and labels, 23cm diameter and smaller

Three Penkridge Ceramics horse chestnut tree seed pods, each modelled slightly open with conkers showing, the largest 9.5cm long (3) (at fault) Condition report: One of the conkers is missing three prickles. All conkers show chips and nibbles to the prickles. No evidence of repair or restoration. 

DERBYSHIRE, Tideswell, Edward Ashe, Halfpenny, 1667, 1.63g/6h (N 606; BW. 110); LEICESTERSHIRE, Leicester, Francis Elliot, Farthing, 1655, 1.22g/6h (N 2830; BW. 36); LINCOLNSHIRE, Lincoln, Anthony Willows, Farthing, 1.16g/6h (OB 180; N 2963; BW. 173), Market Rasen, William Chapman, Halfpenny, 1668, 1.52g/12h (OB 211; N –; BW. 204), Stamford, Borough Halfpenny, 1.84g/12h (OB 234; N 2988; BW. 234); STAFFORDSHIRE, Penkridge, John Phillipes, Halfpenny, 1665, 1.57g/9h (N 4207; BW. 44); WARWICKSHIRE, Rugby, Abraham Harper, Farthing, 1.00g/12h (N 5346 obv., different [earlier] rev.; BW. 129), Southam, Margery Hanslapp, Farthing, 1667, 0.69g/12h (N 5355; BW. 142) [8]. N 2830 and 4207 very fine, N 2988 fair, others fine £120-£150 --- Provenance: All but N 2988 and 5355 bt Spink

A Penkridge ceramic model of an apple together with a green pepper and a pomegranate

Studio art pottery -mixed Penkridge pottery fruit: 3 bananas, 2 apples, 2 pears , lemon, avocado and melon.

A Penkridge ceramic model of an apple together with a green pepper and a pomegranate

A small collection of studio ceramic trompe l'oeil vegetables, comprising an apple and lemon as lidded pots, two pea pods by Penkridge Ceramics, two pumpkins, and a floral bowl, with signatures to underside, the bowl 9 cm high x 15.5 cm wideProvenance: Contents of the Estate of Sir Frank Williams CBE and Lady Virginia Williams.

A collection of Penkridge Ceramics realistic fruit (18).

Totem BR(M) FF PENKRIDGE from the former London and North Western Railway station between Wolverhampton High Level and Stafford. In very good condition with one very small face chip repair.

23rd Hussars war raised cavalry WW2 Officer cap badge circa 1940-46. Good gilt crowned silvered letter H resting on a gilt title scroll. Gilt crown and scroll finely riveted on. Loops GC Formed on 1st Dec. 1940 at Teddesley Hall, Penkridge, Stafford under Lt.Col. Hanley.

A collection of porcelain models of fruit, each realistically painted and labelled Penkridge England.

A collection of novelty fruit. Including three pieces by Penkridge, comprising a Pear, Lemon and Orange

LORRAINE TAYLOR & NICKY SMART for Penkridge Ceramics; a group of ceramic fruits and vegetables, pottery labels, largest 17.5cm (7). (D)Additional InformationAppears good with no obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration. This lot qualifies for Artist Resale Rights. For further information, please visit http://www.dacs.org.uk or http://artistscollectingsociety.org

A GROUP OF PENKRIDGE CERAMIC FRUIT, VEGETABLES AND A HORSE CHESTNUT (15)Realistically modelled and comprising; two broad beans in pods, a cox apple, a plum, a pomegranate, a striped aubergine, a mauve aubergine, a pear, a bunch of quince, a crab apple, a mango, an avocado, two peas in pods and a horse chestnut, some with Penkridge labelsEach of the pea pods has a small chip to the end of the stalk. Otherwise in good condition

23rd Hussars war raised cavalry WW2 Officer silver cap badge circa 1940-45. Good scarce gilt crowned silver letter H resting on a gilt title scroll. Reverse impressed S. J.R. Gaunt & Son Ltd. London Long loops GC Formed on 1st Dec. 1940 at Teddesley Hall, Penkridge, Stafford under Lt.Col. Hanley. PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY

23rd Hussars war raised cavalry WW2 Officer cap badge circa 1940-46. Fine gilt crowned silvered letter H resting on a gilt title scroll. Reverse impressed P. Loops VGC Formed on 1st Dec. 1940 at Teddesley Hall, Penkridge, Stafford under Lt.Col. Hanley. PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY

A collection of vintage Penkridge ceramic fruit including a pomegranate, melon, two bananas, limes, lemon, pear etc (18 items) in a green ceramic bowl, 42cm diameter

A collection of vintage Penkridge ceramic vegetables including an artichoke, avocado, peppers and asparagus (19 items)

3 PIECES OF PENKRIDGE CERAMIC FRUIT 3 pieces of heavy, realistic ceramic fruit by Penkridge Pottery. Banana 20cm, pear 10cm, peach 8cm. All in good condition with original paper labels

A small quantity of ornamental Fruit, mostly examples of Penkridge, to include Lemons, Apples, Figs etc, six items in total (a lot)

MIDLANDS INTEREST - 'British Illustrated Business Review (Selected Towns in Midland and Neighbouring Counties), Descriptive Sketches of Prominent Business Concerns, Interesting Historical Notes, Numerous Illustrations, features many Birmingham districts as well as Penkridge, Uttoxeter, Crewe Nantwich etc., published by J. G. Phelps & Co,, together with Robert K. Dent & Joseph Hill - 'Historic Staffordshire' 1896 and a booklet of photographs of Nantwich together with 'OFFICIAL RAILWAY MAP OF ENGLAND & WALES', drawn and engraved by J. & W. Emslie, Railway Clearing House 1906, sectioned and mounted on linen, together with a 'Diagram of Hertfordshire' OS map 2 miles to the in

MIDLANDS INTEREST - 'British Illustrated Business Review (Selected Towns in Midland and Neighbouring Counties), Descriptive Sketches of Prominent Business Concerns, Interesting Historical Notes, Numerous Illustrations, features many Birmingham districts as well as Penkridge, Uttoxeter, Crewe Nantwich etc., published by J. G. Phelps & Co,, together with Robert K. Dent & Joseph Hill - 'Historic Staffordshire' 1896 and a booklet of photographs of Nantwich (3)

THE COMPLETE ORGAN WORKS JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH', edited by Alan Ridout, four volumes in a slipcase, published by Kevin Mayhew Ltd. 1994¦Condition Report:Some light scratching on the slip case. Each volume has owner's sticker on endpaper and inscription "Presented to me by the Staffs CPTC, 5.11.03 at Rodbaston College, Penkridge"¦

A COLLECTION OF PENKRIDGE CERAMIC FRUIT AND VEGETABLES to include a banana, pomegranate, apple, avocado etc all in a green leaf bowl Condition: apple stem snapped, pomegranate top chipped, aubergine stem snapped off, pear wooden stem snapped

Lot to include three Penkridge ceramic fruits, 2 x banana and a pear, a similar apple, Royal Albert Beatrix Potter 'Appley Dapply' figurine and a Babbacombe Pottery wall owl. Est £30 - £40

PENKRIDGE CERAMIC CONKER AND CONKER SHELL CONSIDERED WITH 7 LAYERS OF GLAZE

A FRAMED & GLAZED INK AND WATERCOLOUR OF THE WHITE HART INN, PENKRIDGE SIGNED E.R. PITMAN TOGETHER WITH A FRAMED AND GLAZED ETCHING

Seven pieces of Penkridge ceramic fruit, six still having the original label, in a glass bowl

23rd Hussars Officer's cap badge circa 1940-46. Fine gilt crowned silvered letter ‘H’ resting on a gilt title scroll. Reverse impressed ‘P’. Loops VGC Formed on 1st Dec. 1940 at Teddesley Hall, Penkridge, Stafford under Lt.Col. Hanley.

A moulded glass fruit bowl, a collection of Penkridge ceramic fruit and wooden fruit.

THE DIARY OF LORD HATHERTON - EDWARD JOHN LITTLETON (1791-1863), a hand written diary between March and June 1851 belonging to Lord Hatherton, detailing his time at Teddesley Hall, Staffordshire and in London with various characters including John Benbow, a 19th century lawyer and politician, together with a handwritten journal recounting a trip to Rome Nov. 1870 - Feb 1871 taken by another family member. There are interesting accounts of the state of various places in France after the Franco-Prussian war and a visit to Mount Vesuvius. There is a third volume which appears to be a transcription of extracts from Lord Hatherton's Journal relating to Teddesley from 1817 to 1863 but it is unfinished containing entries only up until 1820. Note - Lord Hatherton, formerly Edward John Littleton, was one of the area's foremost citizens in the nineteenth century and lived at Teddesley Hall, situated between Penkridge and Cannock. The Hall was the ancestral home of the Littleton family up until its demolition in 1954. The works of Lord Hatherton have been previously published and the majority of volumes are held by the Staffordshire Records Office.

Penkridge: ceramic naturalistic plums, four with maker's labels. (5)

TWO SILVER MASONIC MEDALS PRIDE OF PENKRIDGE 8192

Various postcards, early 20thC and later, Grantham related and other postcards, Tom Evans Newton Show stand card, another one for Jass Ward & Co Horncastle, various Ruston Hornsby and other steam engines, Ruston Steam tractor with solidiers, various other Ruston advertising cards and original tractor cards, early 20thC, Avio engine with people, various other Ruston, soliders, Grantham Street scenes to include St Catherine Road, North Parade, Military Camp, Belton Park, Westgate, Train Crash September 19th 1906, Church Long Bennington, Penkridge Bank Camp, Ropsley Church, Syston Villa, note from The Archery Club, London prescription, other Grantham, etc. (a quantity)From the estate of R J 'Bob' Curry (Dec'd) of Grantham.

A Midland Region enamel station totem for Penkridge, 36 1/2 x 10 1/4".

A bead purse, a novelty pencil sharpener, seven Penkridge china vegetables, one a/f, etc.