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JAMES, HENRY and JOHN SINGER SARGENT. Photograph of Sargent’s portrait of James, mounted on card, image measures 328 x 264 mm., signed by artist and subject. In brown paper wrappings, with original printed label of Reginald Haines, Artist in Photorgraphy, of Southampton Row, addressed to Fisher Dilke, Esq., and Mrs. Fisher Dilke. With four printed letters, 1913, inviting subscriptions for the portrait, and letter of thanks from the subject with list of the 250 subscribers. (5) Of the original committee who set the scheme in motion to celebrate Henry James’s 70th birthday, Lucy Clifford’s name appears second, after J.M. Barrie, with Edmund Gosse, Edith Wharton and six others.

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JAMES, HENRY and JOHN SINGER SARGENT. Photograph and Sargent's portrait of HJames, mounted on card, image measures 328 x 264mm. signed by artist and subject. In brown paper wrapping, with original printed label of Reginald Haines, Artist in Photography, of Southampton Row, addressed to Fisher Dilke, Esq., and Mrs. Fisher Dilke. With four printed letters, 1913, inviting subscriptions for the portait, and letter of thanks from the subject with list of the 250 subscribers (5)

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JAMES, HENRY and JOHN SINGER SARGENT. Another copy of the photographuc portrait.

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CAROL SINGER BUNNYKINS DB104 LTD EDITION.

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IMAGES FIGURES CHOIR SINGER BOY HN4031 WITH THE CHOIR SINGER GIRL HN4032 LTD EDITIONS [BOXED].

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A wrought iron Singer sewing machine base with later wooden top.

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Treen Paper Knife "Stuart Tartan", Singer Needle Case "Mcfarlane Tartan" And Cotton Holder "Mcdonald" Tartan

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Singer sewing machine on iron scrollwork base.

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A head study of Yehudi Menuhin, last half 20th century, signed; AFB and stamped with Morris Singer foundry mark, bronze, dark brown patina, on a marble base with plaque bearing the inscription PRESENTED TO YEHUDI MENUHIN ON THE OCCASION OF HIS 60TH BIRTHDAY BY HIS FRIENDS AT E.M.I. h.39cm.

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Singer sewing machine in case.

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Sale (Isabel Morton) Seven crayon drawings to illustrate "Fiddlers Quest" by Patricia Lynch, depicting a carpenter, three other characters identified as Captain Hennessy, Andy Dolan, Mrs. Rafferty, two scenes of a young girl, a young man and an elderly woman around a sedan chair, the same girl talking to Andy Dolan, and a smaller sheet portraying the elderly woman captioned "Bantry Bay, the Ballad Singer", all but the last 570mm. x 380mm. (7). The book was published in 1941.

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An early Singer cast iron and metal toy sewing machine, 15 cms.

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Dublo Dinky Toy - Singer Roadster number 062, boxed.

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Five unboxed Dinky Toys - Singer Gazelle number 168, Desoto Fireflite number 192, Vanguard, Bedford Ovaltine van and Centurion tank.

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A Pelham Puppet inform of a girl (boxed) a child's toy Singer sewing machine and a Merit child board game "remote control driving test" boxed (3)

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Five Royal Doulton Bunnykins Figures, Vicar, DB 254, Choir Singer, DB 223, Bridesmaid, DB 173, Groom, DB 102 and Bride, DB 101 (5)

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A Canteen of Cutlery, comprising twelve pairs of fruit knives and forks, plain mother of pearl handles, {by John Singer, Sheffield 1906}, twelve pairs of fish knives and forks, a pair of fish servers, plain ivory handles, {by John Singer, Sheffield 1907}; and A Collection of Flatware comprising twelve table forks, thirty seven dessert forks, twelve dessert spoons, twelve soup spoons, six table spoons, eighteen teaspoons, two pairs of sauce ladles, a pair of grape scissors, and a pair of salad servers, {maker's mark 'HA', Birmingham 1890, 130oz}; and Twelve Table Knives, Twenty-Four Dessert Knives and Four Pairs of Carvers, each with ivory handles and plain blades, in a fitted eight drawer canteen, {88cm high} (206)

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Late 18th/19th Century Russian School - Trompe L'Oeil - "A Musician" - Shoulder-length portrait of a singer surrounded by playing cards and pieces torn from a book, with pine back board, 10ins x 8ins, signed N.B.R.G. .

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*Nixon (Richard M., 1913-94, US President). Black and white head and shoulders port. photo of Richard and Patricia Nixon, n.d., c. 1960, signed in ink by both Nixons in lower darker part of image, small sellotape stains to corners, sl. scratch to lower left corner and sm. crease to right corner, two stapler holes to upper margin (trimmed with loss of white border), approx. 10" x 8", together with signed black and white photos of Lauren Bacall, Margaret Thatcher, G.H. Elliott (singer) and a colour press still from Walt Disney's Story of Robin Hood signed by Richard Todd (5)

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William Timym, English, 1903-1990, A MARE WITH A FOAL, signed: W TIMYM and dated 1985, numbered 2/9 and stamped with Morris Singer foundry mark, bronze, mid brown patina. h.27.5cm., w.49cm.

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A boxed AGL Ranlite bakelite Singer saloon clockwork car 11" in length

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United States. Twenty-seven uncoloured topographical engravings of factories and company headquarters, c.1870s, mostly published by J.N. Allen or John A. Lowell, each image approx. 130 x 180 mm with good margins Includes notable buildings such as New York Life Insurance Company Building, Atlantic Cotton Mills Lawrence Mass., The Singer Manufacturing Company Works, etc. (27)

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*Morrison (Jim). Signature in blue ball-point pen, window-mounted below a modern b&w reproduction photo of the singer taken for 'An American Prayer', recent white card mount, overall size approx. 24 x 20 cm (1)

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Dinky: two yellow and cream 166 Sunbeam Rapiers, one cream and brown and one green and grey 168 Singer Gazelle and one grey and blue and one orange and green 175 Hillman Minx, F-G (6)

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Dinky: green and grey 168 Singer Gazelle, E, box F, lacks one tab

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Dinky: pale metallic green 145 Singer Vogue in original box, E, box F-G, slightly crumpled

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Singer Vogue, 145; Peugeot 404, 553, good in original boxes. (2).

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Singer black enamelled frame child's sewing machine, 6_" height

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A Hummel 85 'Serande' model; Height 4.75 ins blue printed and impressed 85/0 and incised signature to side; and a Hummel 131 'Street Singer' model; Height 5 ins impressed 131 and blue printed marks to base (2)

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A Steiff style tiger, a composition doll, a Victorian doll (AF) a toy singer sewing machine and other items.

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Early Singer Sewing Machine In Mahogany Case.

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A Goebel Figure, Street Singer, 12 cm.

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An Italian green malachite rectangular box, 4.75ins x 3.25ins - The gift of the singer Elkie Brooks to Producer Gus Dudgeon - the interior of the box with small brass plaque engraved "Gus, you make it a pleasure to sing in the studio - thanks Elk"

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P. BOUMPHREY, BOSTON, U.S.A. (1886-?), FRENCH, AFTER THE ANTIQUE,A BRONZE STUDY OF A HORSE, entitled 'Benge', signed and dated 1948, with Morris Singer Foundry stamp, 13.5ins high.

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A DINKY DUBLO BEDFORD Flat Truck, together with another Bedford Flat Truck, a Ford Prefect, two Singer Roadsters, (5).

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Dirk Bogarde, four signed press photographs for the film 'The Singer not the Song', 19x23cm max.

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A contemporary bronze sculpture entitled 'Crucifixion' with 'Morris Singer Founders, London' stamped to the base, 35.5cm high

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No.168 Singer Gazelle - cream upper body, brown lower body, spun hubs - Mint in Excellent box.

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No.168 Singer Gazelle - brown lower, cream upper body, spun hubs - Mint in Excellent (slightly grubby) box.

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A Singer sewing machine in oak cabinet.

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Twenty-one Matchbox diecast vehicles, mostly 1-75 series but three Yesteryears, including 21c Milk Van, 42a Evening News Van, 59a Singer Van, 60a Morris J2 Pickup (no transfer), Y4 Sentinel Steam Wagon, and others; variable condition, mostly fair, some better, all unboxed

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Marie Machen SPS, SWS, a modern bronze cast sculpture of a young lady wearing her hair in a bun, upon a marble base, signed verso 'M. Machen', and struck with Morris Singer foundry mark, 18.5cm high

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Marie Machen SPS, SWA bronze sculpture, dancing study of a ballerina, upon a square marble base, cast at the Morris Singer Foundry but unmarked and unsigned, 26.5cm high

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Five English porcelain monkey band figures, of the conductor, a drummer, a guitarist, a flautist and a singer, 19th century, 19.5cm. max. (5) Some restoration.

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SINGER, DOROTHEA WALEY, and ANNIE ANDERSON. Catalogue of Latin and Vernacular Alchemical Manuscripts in Great Britain and Ireland Dating from before the XVI Century. Brussels, 1928. 3 vols., 8vo., orig. wraps., uncut (spines darkened, one with small defect).(3)

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Samuel Tonkiss: A Bronze Head of L S Lowry RA 1887-1976, signed, numbered 24/36, and with founders mark of Morris Singer, London, (28.5cm), upon a polished square slate plinth applied with a plaque inscribed 'LS Lowry RA 1887-1976', another to the reverse inscribed 'LS Lowry RBA ARA, MA, LLD, 1975', (33cm high overall)

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Marie Machen SPS, SWA, bronze sculpture of a girl in a cowl, limited edition no. 4 of 4, initialled 'MM' and Morris Singer Foundry mark, 21cm high

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Singer (Hans Wolfgang) Franzosische Buchillustrationen des achtzehnten Jahrhunderts, number 136 of 200 copies, mounted plates, loose as issued in original wrappers, half-title creased, rubbed, preserved in a half cloth portfolio, a little rubbed, cloth slip-case, Munich, 1923 ~ Bode (Wilhelm) & Fritz Knapp. Meisterwerke der Malerei, 2 vol., photogravure plates, tissue guards, original pictorial morocco, Berlin, n.d. ~ Dore (Gustave) Les Contes de Perrault, slight foxing, original gilt pictorial cloth, rubbed, 1862, ink library stamps; and c. 30 others, reproductions of Masters and book illustrations etc., folio & 4to (c. 35).

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A Singer chain stitch sewing machine No. 2869650 patented April 13 1886, c/w case

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A Guhl & Harbeck 'Original Express' lockstitch sewing machine, and a Singer chain stitch sewing machine

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A small collection of sewing machine ephemera inc. old Singer postcards, instructions, directions and booklets

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Singer (Charles) & others, editors. A History of Technology, 5 vol., colour frontispieces, maps, illustrations, ex-library with usual markings, original cloth, dust-jackets, 4to, Oxford, 1957-65.

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Derby (Edward Stanley, fourteenth Earl of, statesman, 1799-1869) A.L.s. to Aug. Stafford, 3pp., 8vo, St. James's Square, 5th December 1852, In consequence of your private note of the 26th I called again for the distribution of our Channel Fleet in detail, in order to see whether there was the available surplus of men that you supposed"; and 9 others, A.L.s.s. including Dame Clara Butt (1872-1936), singer, and 2 cut signatures comprising Sir Edwin Arnold (1832-1904), poet and journalist and Sir George Gilbert Scott (1811-78), architect, v.s. (10).

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-. Rowlandson (Thomas) Vaux-Hall, engraving by R. Pollard, aquatinted by F. Jukes, 500 x 750mm., unexamined outside frame, with hand-colouring, trimmed within plate mark, but outside image, some creasing before printing, a repaired tear, other minor defects at edges, framed and glazed, [J.R. Smith, 1785] *** The singer in the orchestra is Mrs. Weichsel, and visible among the crowds are the Prince of Wales and his mistress Mrs. Robinson, with her husband, as well as Dr. Johnson, Boswell, Oliver Goldsmith and many other well-known figures of the day.

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Wentworth (Michael) James Tissot, Oxford, 1984 § Ormond (Richard) John Singer Sargent, Paintings, Drawings, Watercolours, 1970 § Berry-Hill (Henry and Sidney) Chinnery and China Coast Paintings, Leigh-on-Sea, 1970 § Dubuisson (A.) Richard Parkes Bonington, His Life and Work, 1924 § Williamson (Dr. G.C.) Daniel Gardner, Painter in Pastel and Gouache, 1921, plates and illustrations, first three mentioned in original cloth or boards with dust-jackets, final two in original cloth-backed boards; and c.145 others, British Art, some catalogues, v.s. (c.150).

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Jolson (Al).- De Haas (Arline de) The Jazz Singer, novelized from the play by Samson Raphaelson, first English edition, 8 plates of stills from the Warner Bros. production, inscription in pencil on front free endpaper as being by Jolson, original cloth, dust-jacket, n.d. [1928] § Epstein (Brian) A Cellarful of Noise, first edition, plates, original boards, slightly frayed dust-jacket, 1964 § Booth (Stanley) The True Adventures of the Rolling Stones, first English edition, original boards, dust-jacket, 1985; and another, Modern First, 8vo & 12mo (4).

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Five Dublo Dinky small vehicles: 061 Ford Prefect in fawn with smooth grey wheels, good condition, box good; 062 Singer Roadster in orange with smooth grey wheels, fair condition, unboxed; 064 Austin Lorry in green with smooth grey wheels, very good condition, box fair to good; another 064 Austin Lorry in green with treaded grey wheels, paint faded but generally good condition, unboxed; and 068 Royal Mail Van with treaded grey wheels, good condition, box poor (missing flap, ink stains)

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Crawhall (Joseph) Ye Loving Ballad of Lorde Bateman, To itte's owne Tune herein sette ffoorth, signed presentation copy from the author to his son-in-law, number 2 of only 15 copies printed ?on India paper, [15ff.], 2 woodcuts, including hand-coloured cut of the Crawhall coat of arms, 2ff. printed music, one inlaid as issued, 1f. of music spotted and with light water-staining, a little light browning, original morocco, rebacked, gilt spine, extremities slightly rubbed, 8vo, n.p., n.d. [?1860]. *** Crawhall's extremely scarce second book. Inscription reads "Joseph Crawhall 1860" to which has been added "to Frederick C.T. Challoner. October-14-1884." A note to the front free endpaper reads "4 copies on India printed - 6 d[itt]o. thick paper, 5 d[itt]o. 4to - 15 copies in all." Crawhall liked the cut at the beginning of a singer accompanied by piper enough to use it again and again in later books. Music was a central interest in his life and this produced some of his best illustrations. Although 15 copies were printed, only 13 copies were available seperately as two were bound in the copies of 'The Compleatest Angling Booke' presented to his wife and daughter Elspeth. In the copy of this book given to his wife he notes "the whole of the text and songs composed, written and printed by me". The plates in copper were done by his brothers George and Thomas, his sister Mary Elizabeth and William Chapman.

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Crawhall (Joseph) Woodblock of a piper and lady singer in medieval dress, 65 x 90mm., [Q.W.p.46]. *** Appeared in Ye louing ballad of Lorde Bateman, Newcastle Fishers' Garland and elsewhere.

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A Singer treadle sewing machine stand

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