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Lot 127
A group of gentleman's jewellery and accessories including an Animal stainless steel watch, a Masop eagle bolo tie a pair of James Walker enamel cufflinks with matching lapel pin, and a wirework bracelet with padlock clasp, together with two silver napkin rings, 0.79toz, and a pair of miniature wine tasters.
Lot 373
Football Programme. Scotland v. England. Hampden Park. 6th April, 1935. An immaculate copy with no inscriptions and staples entirely free of rust. Scotland won 2-0 with a double from Derby County left winger Douglas "Dally" Duncan in front of a crowd of nearly 130,000. The Scotland team featured a number of players who went on to achieve legendary status including Hugh Gallacher and Tommy Walker.
Lot 19
A George V Silver Bowl, by Walker and Hall, Sheffield, 1915, oval and on four openwork feet, with sides pierced with foliage scrolls, later engraved with an inscription, 23cm wide, 7oz 11dwt, 235grThe inscription reads 'Presented to Mrs W Sheppard with every good with for a happy retirement from all her friends at Pringle of Scotland April 1963'.
Lot 50
A Cased George V Silver Salver, by Walker and Hall, Sheffield, 1933, shaped oval and with foliage heightened reeded rim, engraved with an inscription, in fitted gilt-tooled black leather covered case, the salver 32.3cm wide, 15oz 14dwt, 487gr The inscription reads 'Presented to Mr Arthur Hopkins by his business friends October 1933'.
Lot 702
Collection of reference books - Art and architecture, to include; Richard Walker, 'Regency Portraits' in two volumes and slipcase (National Potrait Gallery, 1985); Sally Mitchell, 'The Dictionary of British Equestrian Artists' (Antique Collectors' Club, 1988); Uwe M. Schneede, 'Surrealism' (Harry N. Abrams, 1973), etc
Lot 52
Set of six silver tea spoons, hallmarked Sheffield 1928-30, mm JR (John Round & Sons); a glass and silver topped sugar caster, hallmarked Birmingham 1927, mm rubbed; boxed set of six silver tea spoons with golf club decoration to handles, hallmarked Sheffield 1933, mm W&H (Walker & Hall); a pair of silver rimmed glass butter dishes hallmarked Birmingham 1924, mm D&F (Deakin & Francis), together with a silver handled cake knife, hallmarked Sheffield 1982. Weight approx. 264gms (without glass inserts, knife or glass caster base).
Lot 40
Victorian silver footed rose bowl, with pierced rim, supported on a circular stepped foot, approx 20 x 13 h cms, Sheffield assay mark dated 1906, mm Walker & Hall, approx 436 gms. Condition ReportSign of a split and solder repair (see photograph) and a crease in the silver approx 30 mm (see photograph).
Lot 294
Collection of Blue Cross Matches posters, correspondence between William Walker & Sons & The Nitedals Match Co. Ltd (owners of The Blue Cross Safety Match), Randvaal Cream label sheet, Randvaal Cream label sheet, Dinki Chop Sauce label sheet, 'The Bank of Neverpay One Dud' label sheet, etc.Shipping POA https://www.bradleys.ltd/quotation-request-form
Lot 4206
MOTOR-RACING. – Chris NIXON. Auto Union Album 1914-1939. Middlesex: Transport Bookman Publications, 1998. First edition, signed by the author, oblong 4to (229 x 293mm.) Photographic illustrations. (Mild toning.) Original black cloth-backed covers, dust-jacket. – And a further nine volumes related to motor-racing (including Chris Nixon’s ‘Shooting Star’, 2000, oblong 4to, and his ‘The Robert Fellowes Collection Grand Prix 1934-1939’, 2001, oblong 4to, both signed, and Michael Cooper-Evans’ ‘Rob Walker’, 1993, 4to, which has two tipped-in signed photographs of racing drivers Rob Walker and Tony Rolt). Provenance: from the estate of the late David Sadler (9).
Lot 4172
HORSFIELD, Thomas Walker. The History, Antiquities, and Topography of the County of Sussex. Lewes and London: Sussex Press, Baxter and Nichols and Son, 1835. 2 vols., first edition, 4to (319 x 247mm.) 2 engraved portrait frontispiece, 2 engraved folding maps, 54 engraved plates, tissue-guards, numerous illustrations in the text, ‘Subscriber’s Copy’ label to front pastedown. (Spotting to plate margins, light marginal spotting to text.) Maroon half morocco over marbled paper-covered boards, later black morocco lettering pieces (rebacked). Provenance: Herbert Lawrence (bookplates to front pastdowns). – And a further ten volumes, mostly related to Sussex (including Mark Anthony Lower’s ‘Sussex; Being an Historical, Topographical, and General Description of every Rape, Hundred, River, Town, Borough, Parish, Village, Hamlet, Castle, Monastery, and Gentleman’s Seat in that County’, 1831, 8vo, and Henry Burstow’s ‘Reminiscences of Horsham’, 1911, 8vo, and Robert Phillips’ ‘A Geological, Historical, and Topographical Description of the Borough of Reigate and Surrounding District’, 1885, 8vo, and also W.H. Davenport Adams’ ‘Lighthouses and Lightships’, 1875, 8vo) (12).
Lot 4115
MOTOR-RACING. – Murray WALKER. My Autobiography, Unless I’m Very Much Mistaken. London: CollinsWillow, 2002. Limited edition, this being number 22 of 600 copies signed by Murray Walker and Lord March, 8vo (234 x 148mm.) (Toning.) Black cloth with ‘GRRC’ crest in gilt to upper cover, g.e. (minor marks to upper cover). – And a further eleven volumes related to motor-racing, all with signatures (including Alan Henry’s ‘Ronnie Peterson, Grand Prix Racing Driver’, signed by Ronnie Peterson, 1975, 8vo, and Roy Salvadori and Anthony Pritchard’s ‘Roy Salvadori, Racing Driver’, with a mounted signature of Salvadori, 1985, 8vo, and Juan Manuel Fangio and Robert Carozzo’s ‘Fangio, My Racing Life’, with a loosely inserted signed photograph of Fangio, 1990, 8vo, and Robert Edwards’ ‘Archie and the Listers’, with a mounted signature of Archie Scott Brown and signature of the author, 1995, 8vo). Provenance: from the estate of the late David Sadler (12).
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