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1953 CORONATION OF QUEEN ELIZABETH II SILK EMBROIDERY, STEVENGRAPH

Silver, Jewellery and Bijouterie - a Modernist silver and hardstone ring; an amber necklace; gold coloured metal stick pins; silver intaglio rings; a plated aide memoir; an agate and champleve enamel snuff box; a Stevengraph bookmark, York Minster; etc

THOMAS STEVENS, STEVENGRAPH SILK EMBROIDERY, LATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH CENTURY titled The Start, framed and under glass23cm high x 29cm wide overall

c1890 Three Horse Racing Stevengraph embroidered silks by Thomas Stevens Stevengraphs, titled - The Meet; The Start; The Death, in period wooden frames - some fading to colours (3)

Two 19th Century Stevengraph silk pictures, 'The First Time'; 'The Present Time'.

A collection of mainly sporting related china and ephemera, including a Royal Doulton Tony Weller jug, a pair of Arthur Wood Sporting Series cricketing mugs, a cup and saucer inscribed "Presented by William R Ward Family Grocer Coventry" depicting a cricketing scene, a Gray's pottery plate "The Noble Sport of Cricket The Renowned Cricketers George Parr and Alfred Mynn Esq.", a Goss type commemorative football "Inverness", another similar rugby ball "Plymouth", another similar golf ball "Lydney Forest of Dean", a German pottery figure of a gentleman cricketer, a Staffordshire figure of a "Girl with carpet bowls", a plaster figure of "J B Hobbs", painted figure of a "Dog playing tennis", painted figure of a "Dog playing cricket" (very A/F), stevengraph "The First Over" (very faded), an oak mounted letter rack decorated with two coloured print scenes of huntsmen, a Victorian commemorative mug 1897, copper lustre jug, Moorcroft pin dish, Royal Crown Derby figure of a "Wren", two small glass jugs, grey glass stemmed drinking glass and a brass chamberstick

A Victorian woven silk Stevengraph 'For Life or Death', 5 x 15cm, together with four various Stevengraphs of various subject (5)

A quantity of Old Indian wooden printing blocks in floral and geometric patterns, a wood and metal tribal face mask, and a vintage framed Stevengraph silk bookmark.

A 19th century horse racing stevengraph 'The Start' - framed as an oval, 21cm x 26cm

Pair of Stevengraph woven silk pictures 'The Start' and 'The Finish' image size 5cm x 15cm

STEVENGRAPHS, 3 hunting silk Stevengraphs, together with "Lady Godiva Procession" and "Dick Turpin's Last Ride", also 2 framed Stevengraph book marks

A COLLECTION OF STEVENGRAPH BOOKMARKS and similar, including one mounted on the original Thomas Stevens, Coventry, card (some damaged)

Two stevengraph silk panels, Kenilworth Castle and Coventry, both 17x32.5cm.Qty: 2

A framed silk stevengraph together with topographical watercolours, and three various oval colour mezzotints (6)

A collection of assorted vintage and later postcards together with a Stevengraph 

A miscellany to include a brass Jam pan measuring 34.5cm, brass chestnut roaster, toasting fork with a ship and a Stevengraph depicting The Death.

Two stevengraph silk panels, Kenilworth Castle and Coventry, both 17x32.5cm.Qty: 2

Two 19th century cardboard plates decorated with prints of paintings after Arthur and Harry Payne, The Coronation of Queen Victoria in Westminster Abbey June 28th 1838 and The Queen and Prince Albert Touring in the Highlands, Summer 1860, Accompanied by the Ghillie John Brown, 20cm diameter, (a/f), a Copeland Spode commemorative whisky decanter for the Coronation of George V and Queen Mary June 22nd 1911, with retailer's name Andrew Usher & Co, Distillers, Edinburgh, with crown stopper (chipped), 25cm and a framed Stevengraph The Present Time, (4).

After John Burnet (1784-1868), "Greenwich Pensioners commemorating the Battle of Trafalgar", hand coloured engraving, engraved by the artist, 43 x 71cm approx., in a glazed maple frame; Victorian woven silk Stevengraph, "The Death of Nelson", 5.8 x 17.2cm, in a titled card mount and glazed frame; and Geoffrey Hunt (b.1948), "Nelson's Ships - Agamemnon Opens Fire on the Ca Ira, 13th March 1795", signed in pencil in the margin, offset lithograph, 48 x 60cm. (3)

Rowing - a Victorian Stevengraph, Are You Ready?, by Thomas Stevens, Coventry and London, 5.5cm x 15cm; another, Jindy (2)

Two Victorian Stevengraph silk panels, 'The Good Old Days' and 'The Present Time', a 19th century engraving after Ackermann & Co 'The Iron Steam Ship Great Britain, 3500 Tonnes, 500 Horse Power', plan of Birmingham in the year 1731 and an engraving of Doctor Benjamin Hoadly Lord Bishop of Winchester (5).

Two woven silk Stevengraph portraits “Victoria”; & “Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone, M.P”, each in a glazed frame; together with various loose photographs, postcards, etc.

A late 19th / early 20th Century machine-woven silk Stevengraph of the poem "The Old Arm Chair" by Eliza Cook, in card mount and moulded frame under glass, 38 x 19 cm

An album of approximately 130 postcards, including RPs of "Colliery and Brickworks, Nostell", "Ironbridge", "Victoria FC 1907-8", a Stevengraph postcard of the "Peeping Tom Coventry", humour, topography, greetings, etc.

A Stevengraph of Kenilworth Castle, 18.5 cm x 32.5 cm, marked to the mount "Woven in silk by T Stevens Coventry Limited", framed and mounted.

Assorted pictures, to include a lithograph of Whitehall, a Ray Bell watercolour of a ship, a plate from a maritime book depicting a diagram of a capstan, two coloured etchings, Antwerp and Brussels and a Stevengraph, Far Cry (6)

VICTORIAN STEVENGRAPH - CALLED TO THE RESCUE

A Stevengraph depicting The Death Of Nelson after a painting by Daniel Maclise

Cricket related collectables to include a stevengraph The First Over, another photograph England Tour of Australia 1998/99 signed, a ball and a print Location:If there is no condition report shown, please request

Small framed Stevengraph picture ' Death of Nelson ', and another ' Wellington and Blucher '

A copy of a 19thC Stevengraph "Royal Mail", framed and glazed, 7cm x 15cm.

Reversable monkey nutcracker; Brass Jam pan measuring 34.5cm and a Brass Chestnut roaster, toasting fork with a ship. A Stevengraph depicting The Death.

A miscellany to include England's Hope, Prince Albert Edward, Princess Alexandra Stevengraph silk bookmark by J. Matthews; 'Things a Lady Would Like to Know', bound photo album, women's magazines, Home Journal, Woman's Own, Woman's Weekly etc, Ogden's Redbreast Flake tin, Topical Times Footballers, Typhoo William Shakespeare cards, Thos. Broadbent & Sons, Ltd notepad etc.

EPHEMERA. A group of Dickens related ephemera in two modern albums and loose, including: actors autographs, first day covers, Tuck's Oilette postcards, a stevengraph bookmark, loose engraved illustration from various Dickens works, 3 issues of All the Year Round 1873 (poor condition), various booklets, etc

3 Stevengraphs depicting hunting scenes, and 2 depicting Stephenson's "Triumph", and another locomotive Stevengraph, all framed, largest 20cm x 21cm

A selection of William Gladstone related commemorative memorabilia including commemorative ceramic plates, Stevengraph woven picture, brass Gladstone plaque, ceramic tiles and related items

A pair of 19th century Stevengraph woven pictures of coaching scenes "The Good Old Days/For Life Or Death" in original frames with Thomas Stevens advertising reverses

Two Stevengraph woven-silk equestrian pictures titled “Dick Turpin’s last ride on his Bonnie Black Bess”; & “The First Point”, each 14.5cm x 4.75cm, in matching gilt frames.

Three needlework samplers. Comprising a 19th century sampler worked in blue thread on a linen ground, 'In Memory of Flowers Allprels' worked by Mary Allprels, aged 10', 34.5cm x 32.5cm, a cross-stitch of a cat sitting in a basket, 11.5cm x 12cm, framed and glazed and a Stevengraph 'Torquay Hospital', 10.5cm x 20cm, framed and glazed

London.- Barjaud (J.-B.) & C.P.Landon. Description de Londres et de ses Edifices, first edition, half-title, folding hand-coloured engraved map, engraved plates, contemporary calf, gilt, rubbed, Paris, 1810 § Highmore (A.) Pietas Londinensis..., lacking half-title, contemporary calf, 1810 § Bayley (John) The History and Antiquities of the Tower of London, 2 vol., first edition, vol.1 with variant title including "Biographical Anecdotes" rather than "Memoirs", engraved plates including double-page plan, some spotting, contemporary half morocco, 1821 § Transactions of the Hampstead Antiquarian and Historical Society for the year 1898 [-1904-05], 6 vol., limited deluxe edition signed by the secretary/treasurer, original buckram, gilt, uncut, 1899-1907, all rubbed; and a small quantity of others on London including an album of views of Highgate annotated by George Potter and a framed stevengraph of the Crystal Palace, v.s.  (c.40)

HORSE RACING INTEREST; a Stevengraph, 'Jeddah', study of the Derby winner in 1898, 17 x 25cm, framed and glazed.

Quantity of Stevengraph and other framed silk pictures to include; 'Kestrel', Queen Victoria, 'The Present Time', 'Called To The Rescue', 'The Good Old Days', 'For Life or Death', 'The Finish', etc., 14cm x 18cm, all framed under glass

1884 cased silver plated medallion by Pinches issued to commemorate the opening of The Crystal Palace, the obverse depicting a view of the palace, the reverse with bare breasted Britannia opening the doors of science and industry, together with a framed Stevengraph of the Crystal Palace, label verso on both items

Royalty. Queen Alexandra items. 1911 Stevengraph Silk Woven picture (Framed & glazed), 1925 special dedicated issue of “The Graphic” magazine and x3 souvenir illustrated Coronation handkerchiefs. Newspaper measures 39cm x 27cm

Queen Victoria Golden Jubilee Stevengraph bookmark, 21cm long

Pictures and prints - a 19th century hand-coloured engraving, A Lady Reading, 14.5cm x 21cm; 19th century reprint, ‘To the Society of Coffers at Blackheath, 1790’, engraved by V. Green, 33cm x 22.5cm; pair of 19th century grisaille watercolours, indistinctly signed; pair of Thomas Stevens, Stevengraph machine woven silk pictures, horse racing; Chinese tapestry; etc, (9).

Stamps; A small loose leaf album containing Railway related stamps and covers, and a Silk 'Stevengraph' from the late XIX Century

A Stevengraph of H.M.S. Magnificent, woven in pure silk. 7cm x 13cm, framed and glazed.

1876 Centennial Exposition Philadelphia: printed cotton panel, Stevengraph embroidered silk bookmarks with reprint catalogue and small paper souvenirs. UK P&P Group 1 (£16+VAT for the first lot and £2+VAT for subsequent lots)

A Victorian Stevengraph - Lady Godiva Procession - framed & glazed.

A ceramic pot lid depicting a hunting party after Wouvermann, 8 x 14cm, mounted on oval wooden plaque, an early 20th century brass bevel edge glazed carriage clock, the white enamelled dial set with Roman numerals, key wound movement and swing handle, height 19cm, and three Stevengraph Coventry woven silk hunting scenes, comprising 'The first point', 'Full Cry', and 'Dick Turpin's Ride to York On his Bonnie Black Bess 1739'.Condition Report: Carriage clock - in going order at the time of cataloguing, crack to the dial, brass is dull

Two Thomas Stevens Stevengraph hunting themed silk pictures titled The First Point and The Water Jump, both framed, 18.5 x 12cm

Two Thomas Stevens Victorian "Stevengraph" horseracing pictures, "The Start" [Godden 61] and "The Struggle" [Godden 63] ("The Start" in a later mount)

A scarce Thomas Stevens Victorian "Stevengraph" rugby football picture, "The First Touch" [Godden 24] woven silk image depicting a rugger match with all players still wearing caps and breeches. The silk in excellent condition, original mount, later frame.

A rare Thomas Stevens Victorian sporting "Stevengraph" lawn tennis picture, "The First Set" [Godden 23] woven silk image depicting a mixed doubles match. The silk and original mount in excellent condition, later frame.

Two Thomas Stevens Victorian "Stevengraph" bicycle racing pictures, "The Last Lap" [Godden 40] depicting a penny-farthing type race and "The Last Lap" (Godden 40a) a more modern cycle track event. One remounted. Modern frames.

Framed silk Stevengraph of Fred Archer. Woven in silk by T Stevens of Coventry.

A Stevengraph, after Thomas Stevens, ‘Wellington & Blucher - Meeting after the Battle of Waterloo’, 6cm x 18cm, framed and titled, 19th century

Tom Cannon (noted Victorian Jockey 1880-90s) - Portrait in Woven Silk on original card mount by the Stevengraph Company in Coventry - size 4" x 5.5"

Collection of Stevengraph coloured prints to include: The First Touch, the Good Old Days, Full Cry, for Life or Death etc. Framed and glazed. (B.P. 21% + VAT)  The titles of the Stevengraphs are: 'the Finish' x3, 'the Lady Godiva Procession' x4, 'the Death' x3, 'the first Point' x2, 'the first Train' and 'the Finish' x8.