Film Memorabilia: includes press stills, lobby cards and merchandise -Press stills include: High Heels and Low Lives (x2), Coyote Ugly, Scary Movie One, Little Voice, Mansfield Park, Very Annie Mary, High Fidelity, The Next Best Thing, Metro, End of Days, Hotel Splendide, Leon, The Rock, Deception, Gangster Number One, Sex, Instinct, Power, The Hurricane, Come in 60 Seconds, Cop-Land, Dracula and Brother;Lobby cards include: Operation Dumbo Drop, The Count of Monte Cristo (x2), Royal Tennabaums (x2), Instinct, Coyote Ugly, End of Days, House Guest, Holy Man, Keeping Faith, While You Were Sleeping, Bad Company, The Next Best Thing, The Rock, Signs, Insomnia, Sixth Sense, Snake Eyes, and Metro;together with, two Recruit men's grooming kits; two End of Days watches; two A Good Year wine bags; Lord of the Rings Two Towers watch; Starsky and Hutch Ford Grand Torino 1:18 scale model car with COA, and a Borat bathing suit. (53) From 2000-2020, the vendor's late husband worked for a company that printed film posters. Their main clients were Buena Vista, 20th Century-Fox, Warner Bros., and other small independent film companies.
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A SET OF POLYCHROME-PAINTED, GILT AND LACQUERED NINETY-SIX MUGHAL GANJIFA PLAYING CARDS WITH LIDDED BOX Possibly Maharashtra, Central - Western India, 19th centuryComprising ninety-six (8 suits with 12 cards each) polychrome-painted, gilt and lacquered playing cards (ganjifa), each of rounded shape, illustrated with a variety of Indian subjects including enthroned Maharajas, riders on their steeds, acrobats, musicians, dancers, large celebrations, interiors, and banqueting scenes, as well as animals, set against alternating red, yellow, green and blue grounds, the reverse with a chequered grid with clusters of red dots filling the squares, fitted in a rectangular box with sliding lid, polychrome-painted, heightened with gold and lacquered, featuring courtly processions and hunting scenes on the sides, and a courtly interior scene with a crowned princess or queen standing in a white pavilion, in conversation with two male attendants, sprays of white flowers decorating the outer borders and edges of the box.each token 4.5cm diameterthe box 9.3cm x 18cm x 7.8cm The South Asian card game known as Ganjifa first reached India from Iran in the early 16th century and it has remained very popular in India, Pakistan, as well as Iran and Turkey until now. In Mughal times, each complete pack of ganjifa cards had to be eight-suited (Mughal ganjifa). These sets were then later replaced by the Dashavatara ganjifa set, in which each suit represents one of Vishnu's avatars. A complete example of ganjifa pack can be seen in the Ashmolean Museum Collection, Oxford (inv. no. EAX.2078). Qty: 1
λ CLAUDE HARRISON (BRITISH 1922-2009) PORTRAIT OF JAMES YORKE; AND PORTRAIT OF CHARLES YORKE Oil on board, a pair The former signed and dated 1971 (along the lower edge); the latter signed and dated 1974 (lower left) Each 112 x 72cm (44 x 28¼ in.) (2)Exhibited: London, Royal Society of Portrait Painters, 1971 Condition Report: Some light craquelure to both works. The portrait of the sitter in a brown suit with what appears to be some uneven varnish at the lower left edge. Otherwise these works appear to be in good original condition with no evidence of retouching or repair. Condition Report Disclaimer
A quantity of vintage garments to include a University of Exeter lacrosse top by Kukri, 40” chest, lady's vintage grey ski suit with leather studded belt by Henri Duvillard, UK size 12, a lady's vintage yellow ski suit, with brown leather belt and faux fur collar, by Belfe & Belfe, size 42, a man's Killy Mastertech ski jacket in blue and lavender, GB size 42, together with a pair of North Face men's ski trousers, size Large with avalanche reflector
Lego - Four factory sealed Lego 'Avatar' themed sets, consisting of Lego #75571 Neytiri & Thanator vs. AMP Suit Quaritch (x2); together with 'Brick Headz' 40554 Jake Sully & his Avatar. Sets presumed to be in Mint condition being in factory sealed boxes, which themselves appear to be in Mint condition. (This does not constitute a guarantee) (K)
A GROUP OF LADIES' CLOTHING, to include a Hobbs Emilia Dress in French Blue as new with tags attached size 10, a Hobbs skirt suit in pale blue size 12, other items including dresses, knitwear and a jacket, brands include Fenn Wright Manson, Viyella, David Nieper, Giesswein, Elsie Whiteley, Grazia, James Lakeland, etc, sizes vary, mainly 14, PLEASE NOTE RAIL IS FOR DISPLAY PURPOSES ONLY AND IS NOT INCLUDED IN THE SALE (13 hangers) (sd, af)
Property of a Lady of Title: a Dutch walnut and marquetry inlaid foldover card table, with concertina action, the shaped, lobed top centred by an inlaid flower-filled urn amidst foliage and butterflies, the baize-lined interior with candle stands to the angles, each inlaid with a playing card of a different suit, the shaped frieze with single drawer above an apron, on shell-carved cabriole legs terminating in unusual pad feet carved as buckled shoes. 73cm by 70cm by 35cm. UK Ivory Act 2018 Exemption Submission Reference -Y8T6Z67A
A German Bisque Sockethead Kestner Type Doll impressed with '3' and printed number '62' to the reverse, moulded eyes and hair, on a jointed composition body, wearing later clothes, 35cm long,Another impressed '142' with moulded hair and face, on a bent limb composition body, wearing a white and red striped sailor suit, 22cm long,And a Similar Doll impressed '152' with sleeping brown eyes, brown wig, open mouth, on a bent limb kid leather and composition body, wearing a cream silk bodice, cardigan and bonnet, 27cm long,(3)Kestner Doll - appears to be a chip to the ear - could be before firing, damage to the fingers, scuffing and wear to the body'142' Doll - some scuffing and rubbing to the head, a small chip to the lower lip - could be pre-firing, finger ends chipped and body rubbed'152' Doll - some slight scuffing and wear to the face and composition body scuffed
Part of the Fairy Tales theme group. Clear smooth crystal figure with frosted face and hands; Suit, hat and shoes adorned with red, blue and yellow crystals. Swarovski backstamp. This item has its original box: 5"H x 6" dia. Artist: Edith MairIssued: 2002 - 2006Dimensions: 3.75"L x 2"W x 2.25"HManufacturer: SwarovskiCountry of Origin: AustriaCondition: Age related wear.
Palitoy Vintage Action Man Frogman, blonde flock hair, gripping hands, eagle eyes, dynamic body, wearing three-piece rubber suit, air cylinders, knife and scabbard plus other accessories, the Head has detached and the figure has been fitted with re-production hands, generally Fair to Good, not checked for completeness, unboxed - see photos.
A large quantity of Action Man Accessories to include ammo boxes, radio packs, sandbags, detonators, spades, etc, to include vintage, anniversary and other similar parts to suit 1:6th scale action figures, also includes modern GI Joe Space Capsule and Astronaut figure - generally Fair to Good, includes a quantity of fire/smoke damaged items, some attention to cleaning required - see photos. (Qty)
Lego (Sealed) mixed group to include (1) #75571 Avatar - Neytiri & Thanator vs. AMP Suit Quaritch; (2) #75578 Avatar - Metkayina Reef Home; (3) #76831 Disney Pixar Lightyear - Zurg Battle, plus others, a little duplication, all are within Excellent to Near Mint sealed packaging (some minor scuffs on the boxes). (7)
* French playing cards. Cartes Mythologiques, Paris: V. Lange, circa 1848, the complete piquet deck of 32 playing cards (French suits), chromolithographed and heightened with gold, single-figure courts representing named divinities from Greek and Roman mythology, JC with maker's details, aces showing two mythological scenes, AC with 'Lith Vor. Arouy, Rue St. Honere, 67', pip cards with central single or double medallions depicting more mythological beings, the suit signs surrounded by decorative flourishes and floral ornaments, 9D with tiny spot of surface loss to one suit sign, QH lightly toned, square corners, versos 'enamelled' plain pink, each card 82 x 56 mm, all cards mounted with photo corners onto a display board (42 x 59.5 cm), encapsulated in clear plastic (not examined out of board)QTY: (1)NOTE:Provenance: Collection of Dudley Ollis.British Museum 1982,U.4589.1-32 (Willshire, French 78); Verame (1989), p.76 "Une de ces innombrables merveilles du XIXe siecle publiees par un petit editeur-imprimeur."
* Puerto Rican playing cards. Political cards 'Barajas Alacran', Taller Alacran in San Juan: Antonio Martorell, circa 1965, the complete deck of 52 (plus 2 jokers) playing cards, printed in red and blue, with indices, suit signs represent Puerto Rican political groups: coconut palm with falling fruit (blue), white 5-pointed star on red, hand holding staff & blue flag with white cross, silhouette of a head wearing a peasant's hat (red), double-ended courts and single-headed aces representing party leaders and other political characters, with various objects incorporated into the designs, ace of coconut palms has Made in U.S.A., jokers depicts a full-length caricature of Lyndon Johnson, then president of the United States, generally toned, few faint corner creases, rounded corners, versos blue with white design including the suit signs and two scorpions incorporating the words Barajas alacran, each card 89 x 63 mm, with original wrapper (some losses), stating Printed in Puerto Rico and the maker's details, 20 cards and the wrapper corner mounted onto a display board (59 x 42 cm), encapsulated in clear plastic (not examined out of display board), the remainder in a plastic bagQTY: (1)NOTE:Provenance: Collection of Dudley Ollis.Orzack & Orzack: Political Playing-Cards: American Examples, in The Playing-Card, vol. XI, no. 2, Nov 1982, pp. 33-49.These extremely rare cards were designed and issued by Antonio Martorell and published by his studio and community art centre Taller Alacran. According to Dudley Ollis' note, Ollis was told by Louis Orzack that he (Orzack) had met Antonio Martorell and been presented with a pack of these cards. However shortly afterwards the police in Puerto Rico seized and destroyed all stocks of the cards. Orzack believed that the only packs still in existence were his own and a pack saved by the artist, which is now displayed in the Puerto Rico Museo de Arte de Ponce. Therefore this apparently escaped example, found by Dudley Ollis at a London antiques fair, would seem to be one of only three examples that have survived.The cards support the movement for independence from the United States. The Spanish word alacran means scorpion, and refers to the United States and its hold over the island. The four suits represent: coconut palms with fruit = New Progressive Party, hand with flag = Independentista movement, white star on red = Communist Party, profile head = Popular Democratic Party. This profile head is believed to be that of Governor Muñoz-Marin.
* Indian playing cards. Mogul Ganjifa, probably Andhra Pradesh/Dekkan, India, circa 1870, 94 (of 96, without 6 of ghulam and 6 of qimash) hand-painted lacquered circular paper playing cards, deluxe deck with much use of gold, detailed images painted on imitation ivory ground, pip cards (except ghulam) with large central figure surrounded by suit signs, ghulam suit signs are fighting warriors instead of servants, somewhat rubbed in places, small surface chips (mainly to pip cards: mirs of ghulam and barat with slightly larger chip), 7 of chang and 3 of barat lightly cracked, versos gold with central flower within concentric circles, diameter 54 mm, 32 cards mounted with nylon wire onto a display board (40 x 54.5 cm), encapsulated in clear plastic (not examined out of board), the remainder contained in original hand-painted and lacquered wooden box with sliding lid, the sides illustrated with figures and tiger hunt scenes, the lid with a young Indian woman under a tree, 7.6 x 7.6 x 15.4 cmQTY: (1)NOTE:Provenance: Collection of Dudley Ollis.A 6 of ghulam is included from another deck with the same verso, and with a recto of very similar style on imitation ivory. However the suit signs are not warriors but servants, which are almost identical to those on the court cards of this pack.A modern handwritten label on the box underside states: Leicester Exhibition no.43 Autumn '99.
* Indian playing cards. Mogul Ganjifa, Andhra Pradesh/Dekkan, India, circa 1870, a complete deck of 96 hand-painted and lacquered circular paper playing cards, comprising 8 suits of 12, ghulam suit with gold ground colour, all pip cards with stippled gold background, much use of gold generally, pip cards (except ghulam) with small central figure surrounded by suit signs, numerous small surface defects (apparently from the original lacquering process), some edge chips, 1 of barat with central dent, the verso with corresponding surface loss revealing ink manuscript (probably waste paper used during manufacture), 8 of barat with some surface losses (again revealing ink manuscript), 6 of safed with faint dent and cracking, versos red with white central spot and blue/green outer border, diameter 46 mm, 32 cards mounted with nylon wire onto a display board (32 x 52.5 cm), encapsulated in clear plastic (not examined out of board), the remainder contained in original hand-painted and lacquered wooden box with sliding lid, the sides and lid illustrated with figures and scenes, 7.9 x 7.1 x 18 cmQTY: (1)NOTE:Provenance: Collection of Dudley Ollis.
* Indian playing cards. Mogul Ganjifa, probably Andhra Pradesh/Dekkan, India, circa 1870, a complete deck of 96 hand-painted lacquered circular paper playing cards, most suits with gold in addition to colours, pip cards (except ghulam) have central flower surrounded by suit signs, some craquelure, occasional light rubbing and minor surface cracks or chips, 2 of surkh and 9 of barat with some surface loss, 5 of surkh with small edge loss (possibly original, as the entire edge is uniformly painted), 3 & 5 of qimash lightly cracked (but firm), versos red with central yellow dot within concentric circles, diameter 55 mm, 32 cards mounted with nylon wire onto a display board (40 x 54.5 cm), encapsulated in clear plastic (not examined out of board), the remainder contained in original hand-painted and lacquered wooden box with sliding lid, the sides illustrated with horse and elephant riders and a noble borne in a palanquin, the lid with a young Indian woman under a tree, 7.5 x 7.6 x 15.3 cmQTY: (1)NOTE:Provenance: Collection of Dudley Ollis.
* Indian playing cards. Mogul Ganjifa, Rajasthan, circa 1950?, 94 (of 96, without 8 of surkh, wazir of qimash) hand-painted and lacquered circular fabric playing cards, comprising 8 suits of 12, each with pip cards 1-10 and 2 court cards, lightly rubbed in places, a few cards edge chipped or with minor crack(s), wazir of chang with some loss, gulam suit possibly mixed (some suit signs seem to vary), versos red with single line yellow border, diameter 46 mm, with original wooden box (very slight splaying at some joins), hand-painted with lattice design (small area of surface loss to one lower corner), sliding lid unpainted (lightly stained dark green), 6 x 6.4 x 11.5 cm, together with Whist pack, Maharashtra, India: Sawantwadi Lacquerware, 1979, a complete deck of 52 hand-painted and lacquered playing cards (French suits), unmounted cards very lightly bowed, versos red with floral design, rounded corners, each card 102 x 81 mm, with original hand-painted wooden box and sliding lid, maker's name on base, 10.4 x 5.5 x 12.2 cm, plus Whist pack, Maharashtra, India: Sawantwadi Lacquerware, circa 1980, a complete deck of 52 plus joker hand-painted and lacquered playing cards (French suits), unmounted cards lightly bowed, 8 of hearts with tiny flake of surface loss, versos red with floral design, rounded corners, each card 89 x 64 mm, with original hand-painted wooden box and sliding lid, maker's name on base, 9.2 x 4.9 x 11.9 cm, with another 3 packs of Indian playing cards: a variety of Dasavatara Ganjifa, probably Puri district of Orissa (Dandhoshahi?), circa 1970, 120 cards (10 complete suits, including blue peacocks and black rats) possibly from a larger pack; Dasavatara Ganjifa, Orissa, circa 1970, 120 complete, bazaar quality; 555 Unique, by Playwell (Bombay), circa 1980, 52 plus 2 jokers and original card box, a quantity of cards from 4 listed decks mounted with nylon wire or photo corners onto display boards (48 x 54.5 cm and smaller), encapsulated in clear plastic (not examined out of boards), the remainder in boxes (original or modern) and/or bagsQTY: (6)NOTE:Provenance: Collection of Dudley Ollis.Second and third items: See Leyden (1982) for the earlier 19th (or possibly late 18th) century deck that these packs are based on.
* Somerset. Saxton (Christopher & Kip William), Somersettensis comitatus vulgo Somersett Shyre, qui olim pars suit Belgarum [1607], hand-coloured engraved map, large strapwork cartouche and mileage scale, slight text show through, 275 x 380 mm, mounted, framed and glazed, Latin text on versoQTY: (1)
Ronald E. Evans signed NASA original 10x8 inch colour photo pictured in white space suit dedicated. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99
Nikon filters, lens hoods and accessories comprising HR-1, HR-3, HN-1, HN-2, HN-3, HN-9, HN-12, screw in 45/2.8 and snap on 50/1.4 hoods, all in original boxes, HN-2, HS-10 x2, HS-4, 85/1.8 and 55/1.2 loose hoods, twelve various filters and lens attachments in original boxes, twelve further unboxed filters, BR3 and BR2 mount rings, boxed Kenko Hasselblad lens to Nikon body adaptor, boxed AP-2 panorama head, boxed AH-1 hand strap, SC-4 ready light adaptor, MC-4A remote cord, two FM eyepiece attachments and an F3 DK-2 eyecup, together with a large collection of boxes to suit Nikon filters, hoods and other accessories
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