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Click here to subscribeSELECTION OF DECORATIVE CERAMICS AND GLASSincluding a large Rouge Royal Crown Devon vase with ribbed details and floral decoration, a Carlton ware Rouge Royal dish, and a Rouge Royal Ginger jar, brown ware Classical style ceramic vase, with Putti's using telescopes and globes with fluted detail, the foot with geometric detail, 122 1B etched into base, Royal Winton ware, green barley twist stem glasses, etc.
IMPORTANT AUTOGRAPHS & PHOTOGRAPHS. An archive from the Mayor & Mayoress of Sheffield, 1940-41: 1. The Mayoress of Sheffield's wartime visitors' book, 1940-41, signed by Prime Minister Winston Churchill (1874-1965); King George VI (1895-1952); Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother (1900-2002); Prince George, Duke of Kent (1902-1942); Mary, Princess Royal & Countess of Harewood (1897-1965); Henry Lascelles, 6th Earl of Harewood (1882-1947); Clement Attlee [Deputy Prime Minister]; Ernest Bevin [Minister of Labour & National Service]; Herbert Morrison [Home Secretary]; Sir Robert Menzies [Prime Minister of Australia]; Bernard Fitzalan-Howard, 16th Duke of Norfolk; conductor Sir Adrian Boult; George Formby & Beryl Formby, and others, 4to (26.5cm x 22.5cm), bound in full crushed morocco lettered in gilt, "Mrs. Luther F. Milner, Lady Mayoress of Sheffield, 1940-41". 2. The Mayor of Sheffield's neatly compiled scrapbook of newspaper cuttings & original photographs recording visits from dignitaries & royalty (including those who signed the above visitor's book), events during the Sheffield Blitz, activity involving the Mayor & Mayoress, featuring 12 original photographs of Prime Minister Winton Churchill's visit on 8 November 1941 (pictured with Mayor throughout), the sizes ranging from 102mm x 153mm to 161mm x 210mm, a group portrait with Prince George, Duke of Kent (shown seated next to the Mayor), images of George VI & Elizabeth's visit to Sheffield, and others similar, manuscript annotation & dates, 162pp. (both sides of 81 leaves), most photographs mounted, some loose/in cards, folio (39.5cm x 28cm), half crushed morocco lettered in gilt, "Lord Mayoralty of Sheffield of Councillor Luther F. Milner, J.P. 1940-1941". 3. Miscellaneous. Comprising: Luther Frederick Milner's Commander of the British Empire (CBE) medal, housed in Garrard's case; three wartime greetings cards, one inscribed by Mary, Princess Royal & Countess of Harewood, "To the Lord Mayor of Sheffield, Mary, 1940-41", counter-signed by Henry Lascelles, 6th Earl of Harewood; two illuminated manuscripts from the City of Sheffield (one on a vellum scroll) thanking Luther Frederick Milner for his services, the scroll dated 10 November 1941; two framed photographs, one showing the Mayor & Mayoress with Churchill, the other with George VI & Elizabeth; a first edition of H. V. Morton's Middle East, inscribed, "To Luther, With grateful memories of a Memorable Year carried through with Grace and Distinction as Lord Mayor of Sheffield - From a Friend who was proud to be His Chaplain, George, Nov. 10. 1941"; two copies of Sheffield Blitz, by James S. Abrahams; a George Ibberson cased mother-of-pearl pocket-knife, engraved with the Sheffield coat-of-arms and "Luther F. Milner, Lord Mayor 1940-1"; a cased Royal Life Saving Society medal for N. Milner, 1929. ❧ Provenance: Bequeathed to the vendor by Norah Milner (1915-2001), youngest daughter of Luther & Lottie Milner, Mayor & Mayoress of Sheffield, 1940-41
A charming Royal Winton Ye Olde Innes ceramic lidded trinket box featuring a beautifully detailed hand-painted village scene on the lid and additional figural accents along the sides. Crafted in England, this vintage piece showcases fine detailing with vibrant colors and a classic Royal Winton Grimwades backstamp on the base. The lightly crazed glaze adds to its antique character, making it a wonderful decorative or collectible item.Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: 4.5"LCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.
Wedgwood - an old pink lustre jug in the grape vine design made at the Etruria & Barlaston factory, a plate from the same era with embossed rim and gilt decoration and a jug in the Harvest Moon design. Together with an art deco Royal Winton chintz 7 piece fruit set in the Summertime pattern, 2 covered tureens by Barkers & Kent in the Asiatic Pheasant design (1898-1941) and 2 Coalport dishes
A miscellaneous selection of items including a Royal Winton gold part tea service having 10 pieces, a pair of Aynsley branch handle Crocus teacup and saucers, a Royal Worcester Cornucopia dinner plate, a Wedgwood & Co Ltd Ivory 1133, a single vintage childs clog and two 8' frosted glass chimney lampshades etc.
Five decorative wall plates, comprising a near pair of 19th century Imari pattern porcelain chargers, diameter 31cm, an Art Deco Crown Devon charger, with tree branch decoration in a descending ring texture, a charger with green leaf pattern, diameter 30cm, height 4cm, a Royal Winton charger, with Art Deco stylised landscape scene to the centre and a moulded green border, diameter 31.5cm, and a Royal Doulton large plate, with repeating swags of colourful garden flowers, diameter 25cm (5).
TWO BOXES OF MISCELLANEOUS CERAMICS, to include E. Hughes & Co. vintage tea ware, cups and saucers, plates, milk creamer, etc. a selection of Royal Winton heavy floral pattern small bon bon dishes, plate, covered pot and a cake stand, Royal Doulton 'Minden' D5334, bowls, plates, sectioned plates, milk creamer, sugar bowl, mug etc. seven Royal Worcester egg coddlers various designs, a large bowl made in Italy floral pattern, and a hen shaped egg holder etc. (2 boxes), (sd/af)
TWO MALKIN WARE PADDLE STEAMER TILES, AND OTHER CERAMICS two tiles, depicting the S.S. Lucy Ashton and P.S. Maid of the Loch, marked MALKIN ENGLAND to reverse, along with a Royal Doulton chamber pot, a pair of Royal Winton footed dishes, a vase, a Snorre pewter vase, and a brass door sign for 'FIRST AID'tiles 15cm x 15cmQty: 8
A Royal Winton Sweet Nancy Breakfast set, printed in colours, comprising; teapot and cover, milk-jug and sugar basin, one cup and a toast rack, on fitted tray, another Royal Winton Sunshine Breakfast set for two, a Royal Winton Sweet Pea cup on saucer tray, two dishes, a teacup, saucer and side plates, and a cruet set printed factory marks, 24cm. wide (tray) (a lot)
World.- Markham (Clements R.) Travels in Peru and India, first edition, ALs to Lady de Winton on her husbands death, written in a secretarial hand and signed by Markham loosely inserted, half-title, frontispiece, 7 plates, illustrations, 2 folding maps, 1 folding table, previous owner's pencil notes at end, contemporary half-calf, a little rubbed, slight bumping to corners and extremities, 8vo, 1862. *** This work concerns cinchona which was the source of quinine used as a cure for malaria, and was greatly needed by the British in India. The ALs in on 'Royal Geographical Society' headed notepaper, and dated 18th December 1901. It was written to Lady de Winton on the death of her husband, Major-General Sir Francis de Winton, stating "His public services have secured for him an enduring reputation, and his death is a loss to his country and to the Royal Family, by whom he was held in the highest esteem."