The Oxford Authors Sale - 8th February 2017 (Mallams Oxford) by Mallams Auctioneers

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THE OXFORD AUTHORS SALE inc.THE THOMAS AND GRETA SCHUSTER COLLECTION. OXFORD 8TH FEBRUARY 2017

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THE OXFORD AUTHORS SALE Including The Thomas and Greta Schuster ‘Alice in Wonderland’ Collection.

8th February 2017 at 11.00am Oxford

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THE BAUHAUS TO NOW

POST-WAR MODERNISM featuring Studio & Contemporary Ceramics

Thursday 25 May Oxford Closing date: Friday 21 April

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Chinese, Japanese, Indian & Islamic Art

Wednesday 26th & Thursday 27th April 2017 Entries Invited Closing date: 29th March 2017

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Front Cover Image from Lot 243 Back cover detail from Lot 142

This sale includes a remarkable collection of Alice in Wonderland books and memorabilia, among the largest in the world and includes more than 3000 Alice items acquired across a 25-year collecting odyssey by the late Thomas Schuster and his wife Greta. Thomas E Schuster, who died in 2013, aged 76, was an international antiquarian books and prints dealer based in Maddox Street in Mayfair. His interest in English children’s literature was first ignited by a client in Japan and he became a recognised expert in the works of Kate Greenaway, Beatrix Potter and the Enid Blyton character Noddy. He published the Kate Greenaway catalogue raisonné in 1986. But it was the Victorian writer, photographer and mathematician Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, better known as Lewis Carroll, who proved a lasting passion for both Thomas Schuster and his wife. Buying at auction, at antique fairs at home and abroad, and through specialist dealers, Alice in Wonderland was the couple’s shared hobby for more than a quarter century. Highlights from from this substantial collection (to be sold in 350 lots) have been exhibited publicly on two previous occasions: at the Schuster gallery in the late 1990s and at the Tate Modern Liverpool in 2012, as part of an Alice in Wonderland exhibition that later moved to Italy and Germany. It is appropriate that the Collection is sold in Oxford for its intimate associations with the Alice story. It was famously during a boat trip on the Thames in 1862 that Christ Church College don Charles Dodgson first entertained the 10-yearold Alice Liddell and her sisters with the tale of a girl who fell down a rabbit hole into a world called Wonderland. Dodgson was persuaded to write down the story, with the book Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland first published in 1865. Every year Oxford celebrates all things Alice, with the annual Alice’s Day celebrations scheduled this year for July 1. In addition there are a further 200 lots of Oxford related books and objects including a JRR Tolkein 1st Edition of The Lord of the Rings Trilogy (see lot 423) and the unique Duckers Archive (see lot 428). ‘Alice’s Adventures in Oxford’ Monday 6th February at 5.15pm in the Saleroom A short talk by Oxford local historian, guide, and author Mark Davies to highlight some of the Oxford realities - people, places, and events - which underlie Lewis Carroll’s world-famous fantasy, including a genealogical link with the Mallam family. Although mainly about ‘Alice’, Mark will also make reference to the fantasy writers who inherited Carroll’s Oxford mantle: Lewis, Tolkien, and Pullman, as well as a several other authors whose works will feature in the 8 February auction.

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THE THOMAS AND GRETA SCHUSTER COLLECTION Lots 1 - 364 Lots marked with * are from the Alice Hargreaves Collection. 1. *WHITEHEAD, Ellen, (engr.) An Etching by Miss Whitehead of a collection of characters from John Tenniel’s illustrations from Alice in Wonderland. Circular format. framed. 21cm. Used to advertise the Theatre production at the Prince of Wales Theatre 23rd December, 1886. £350-550

2. A GROUP OF TEN H & R JOHNSON AND FLORIAN STUDIO TILES, printed with scenes from Alice after Tenniel, another similar tile (framed), and seven further Alice themed tiles (18) £80-150

3. A SET OF SIX MINTON POTTERY TILES, each with a character from Alice on a mottled grey ground, another similar tile with red edge, and a further set of four glazed pottery Alice tiles (11) £80-150

4. A 1930’S BRONZED METAL TEA CADDY, of cube form, relief decorated with Alice, the Duchess, the Mad Hatter, Queen, and Knave of Hearts, 11cm high £100-200

5. A 1930’S BRONZED METAL TEA CADDY, of cube form, relief decorated with Alice, the Duchess, the Mad Hatter, Queen, and Knave of Hearts, 11cm high £100-200

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6. A BRASS CIRCULAR DISH, centrally embossed with Tweedle Dum and Tweedle Dee, 38cm £100-200

9. A PLASCO ALICE IN WONDERLAND PLASTIC ‘TEA TIME DISHES’ CREAM TEA SET, boxed; another similar in pink, boxed; a Basdonware Vogue ‘Alice in Vogueland’ plastic tea set, boxed; two further boxed plastic Alice tea sets, another, with invitations, sealed in packaging, one other plastic part tea set, and similar metal tea wares £50-100

7. TWO RARE 1930’S TOFFEE TINS, modelled as Alice and the White Rabbit by J Lyons & Co. Ltd, with articulated cardboard heads and arms (2) £100-150 8. No lot

10. A SET OF FOUR PORCELAIN ALICE IN WONDERLAND TRINKET BOXES, the hinged lids modelled with figures of Alice, The Cheshire Cat, The Mad Hatter, and The White Rabbit, boxed (4) £20-30

11. A VINTAGE ALICE IN WONDERLAND PRINTED RECTANGULAR TIN TEA TRAY, 40.5cm long; another similar printed with ‘Gems from Disney’; a similar Texagen tray printed with central Alice scene ‘Advice from a Caterpillar’; three similar Texagen circular trays, one other; and a collection of Alice themed table mats £50-100

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12. A PACK OF ALICE IN WONDERLAND PICTORIAL PLAYING CARDS with illustrations after Tenniel by Miss Gertrude E. Thompson, manufactured by Thos. De La Rue & Co. Ltd; and two similar packs, all boxed; together with various other Alice themed playing cards and card games; and a set of Carreras pictorial Alice cards £100-150

13. A BRONTÉ PORCELAIN LIMITED EDITION ALICE IN WONDERLAND GARDEN SET comprising ten candle extinguisher figures; Alice, The White Rabbit, The Mad Hatter, March Hare, Cheshire Cat, Caterpillar, The Queen of Hearts, The King of Hearts, The Duchess & Baby, and Card Gardener Five, each No. 3/2500, boxed with certificates, along with the blue china book, garden stand, garden base with rose arch, and rabbit hole, all No. 3/25 £1800-2500

14. A SET OF TEN BRONTÉ PORCELAIN LIMITED EDITION ALICE THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS CANDLE EXTINGUISHERS; The Walrus, The Messenger, The Carpenter, The Jabberwocky, Queen Alice, Red Queen, The Lion, The Tweedles, The Unicorn, and The Sheep, each No. 107/1250, boxed with certificates; together with the three variously shaped display bases for the collection, each numbered 107/50 £500-800

15. A BRONTÉ PORCELAIN LIMITED EDITION ALICE FIVE COLLECTION, sculptured by Frances Wilson and comprising of Alice, Mad Hatter, Cheshire Cat, King of Hearts, and Rabbit Herald, each numbered 26/150, boxed with certificate £200-300

16. A ROYAL WORCESTER CANDLE EXTINGUISHER in the form of Alice, No. 3608; and another in the form of the White Rabbit, No. 3611, modelled by F.G. Doughty (2) £100-150

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17. A ROYAL WORCESTER CANDLE EXTINGUISHER in the form of the Cheshire Cat, modelled by F.G. Doughty, in seated pose £100-150

18. A ROYAL WORCESTER CANDLE EXTINGUISHER in the form of the Duchess, No. 3612; and another in the form of Father William, No. 3614, modelled by F.G. Doughty (2) £100-150

19. A ROYAL WORCESTER CANDLE EXTINGUISHER in the form of the Turtle, No. 3610; and another in the form of the Dodo, No. 3613, modelled by F.G. Doughty (2) £100-150

20. A PAIR OF ROYAL DOULTON SALT AND PEPPER POTS, modelled as Tweedle-Dum and Tweedle-Dee, D7121 and D7122, 9.5cm high, each boxed (2) £30-50

21. A ROYAL DOULTON BESWICK WARE LIMITED EDITION OF ALICE, modelled by Martyn C.R. Alwick, LC2, No. 1874/2500, 11cm; and a similar figure of the Cheshire Cat, LC3, No. 1674/12500, 8cm (2) £70-100

22. A ROYAL DOULTON BESWICK WARE LIMITED EDITION FIGURE GROUP, the Mad Hatter’s Tea Party, modelled by Martyn C.R. Alwick, LC1, No. 755/1998 in commemoration of the Centenary of Lewis Carroll’s death in 1998, with certificate and wooden plinth £100-150

23. A ROYAL DOULTON FIGURE of ‘Alice’, HN2758, the figure wearing a blue dress and kneeling with a book, 12.5cm high £40-60

24. A PAIR OF GORT BONE CHINA FIGURES of Alice and the White Rabbit, modelled by Porcher, each inscribed with title and ‘by Porcher’ JK47 and JS47 respectively, 19.5cm high (2) £60-90

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25. A GROUP OF SEVEN ROYAL DOULTON BESWICK ALICE SERIES FIGURES comprising: Cheshire Cat, Mock Turtle, Mad Hatter, King of Hearts, Queen of Hearts, Gryphon and Fish Footman (7) £200-300

26. A SET OF SIX ROYAL DOULTON RESIN FIGURES comprising: Alice, the Cheshire Cat, Dodo, the Mad Hatter, the Queen of Hearts, and the White Rabbit, largest (6) £40-80

27. A GROUP OF EIGHT AYNSLEY MASTER CRAFT RESIN FIGURES AND FIGURE GROUPS TO INCLUDE: the Mad Hatter’s Tea Party, Alice with Tweedle-Dum and Tweedle Dee, Queen Alice, the Walrus and Carpenter, the White Rabbit Herald, Alice with Drink Me bottle, and two others (8) £80-120

28. A COLLECTION OF SEVEN COALPORT BONE CHINA ALICE IN WONDERLAND FIGURES comprising Duchess, Knave of Hearts, Cook, Gardener, Cheshire Cat, White Rabbit, and the Queen of Hearts (AF); together with a white glazed version, unmarked (8) £50-100

29. A COLLECTION OF SEVEN GOEBEL RESIN ALICE IN WONDERLAND FIGURES COMPRISING: Alice, Alice with the Cheshire Cat, the Mad Hatter, the White Rabbit, Tweedle-Dum and Tweedle-Dee, the Mock Turtle, and Queen of Hearts (7) £80-150

30. A COLLECTION OF SEVEN GOEBEL RESIN ALICE IN WONDERLAND FIGURES COMPRISING: Alice in rowing boat, Alice on chair, the March Hare, The Mad Hatter, Gumpty Dumpy, Gryphon and Fish (7) £80-150

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31. A COLLECTION OF PEGGIE FOY POTTERY ALICE IN WONDERLAND FIGURES COMPRISING: a Tea Party group with Mad Hatter and White Rabbit seated at a table, Alice figure standing with a flamingo, Queen of Hearts and Duchess figures, bases all inscribed Foy, tallest 12cm high (4) £100-150

32. A COLLECTION OF PEGGIE FOY POTTERY ALICE IN WONDERLAND FIGURES COMPRISING: seated Alice figure, the square base inscribed ‘Hand Made in England by Peggie Foy’, 12.5cm high, Mad Hatter, Queen of Hearts and White Rabbit figures, all marked ‘Foy’ (4) £100-150

33. A COLLECTION OF PEGGIE FOY POTTERY ALICE IN WONDERLAND FIGURES COMPRISING: Alice in pink striped pinafore, marked ‘Foy, Hand Made England’, 16cm high; Queen of Hearts, the base marked ‘Hand Made in England by Peggie Foy, B41/10’; and seated Duchess with similar marks (3) £100-150

34. A COLLECTION OF PEGGIE FOY POTTERY FIGURE of the Mad Hatter in green jacket, the base inscribed ‘Handmade in England by Peggie Foy for the Festival of Britain 1951’, 13cm high; and another, the Queen of Hearts, marked ‘Foy’, 9cm (2) £100-150

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35. A PEGGIE FOY POTTERY FIGURE of Alice in Wonderland with blue dress and spotted apron, base marked ‘Foy’, 14.5cm high, another of the Duchess and baby, and another of Cook, base marked ‘Handmade in England by Peggie Foy’ (3) £100-150

36. A GROUP OF PEGGIE FOY POTTERY ALICE IN WONDERLAND FIGURES COMPRISING: Tweedle-Dum and Tweedle-Dee on shaped bases inscribed ‘Handmade in England Foy’, 10cm high; the Walrus, marked ‘Foy’, and the carpenter, unmarked (3) £100-150

37. A GROUP OF PEGGIE FOY POTTERY ALICE IN WONDERLAND FIGURES COMPRISING: Cook with Cat, 13cm, Mad Hatter, Walrus, and Carpenter, boxes all marked ‘Foy’ (4) £100-150

38. A GROUP OF PEGGIE FOY POTTERY ALICE IN WONDERLAND FIGURES COMPRISING: Mad Hatter, the base marked ‘Foy’, two unmarked figures of the Mad Hatter and Duchess, and three White Rabbit Herald figures, all marked ‘Foy’ or ‘Foy England’ (6) £50-100

39. A COLLECTION OF SMALL PEGGIE FOY POTTERY ALICE IN WONDERLAND FIGURES COMPRISING: two variations of the White Rabbit, Dormouse, all marked ‘Foy’, and Dormouse asleep on teapot, unmarked (4) £50-100

40. A COLLECTION OF WADE ALICE IN WONDERLAND COLLECTOR’S CLUB FIGURES COMPRISING: Alice (X 2), the Mad Hatter, the White Rabbit, the Cheshire Cat, and the Queen of Hearts, all boxed with certificates, and a further unmarked Alice figure (7) £50-100

41. A WADE ALICE IN WONDERLAND COLLECTOR’S CLUB FIGURE of the Dormouse with certificate, two Wade Guiness promotional figures of the Mad Hatter, and Tweedle-Dum and Tweedle-Dee, another similar of Humpty Dumpty, and two similar miniature figures of Humpty Dumpty (6) £50-80

42. THREE ROYAL DOULTON GRADUATED CHARACTER JUGS, The Mad Hatter, D6698, 22cms; DD6602, 11cms; and D6606, 6.5cm (3) £50-80

43. TWO ROYAL DOULTON GRADUATED CHARACTER JUGS, The Red Queen, D6859, 11cm, and D6860, 7cm, and another; The Walrus and the Carpenter, D6604, 10.5cm (3) £50-80

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44. A 19TH CENTURY ROYAL DOULTON SALT GLAZED STONEWARE MODEL of the Cheshire Cat, circa 1890, modelled by Mark Marshall, Lambeth Studios, with mottled blue/green glazed, grinning and in crouching position, impressed marks and numbered 6986, with incised initials E.G., 8.5cm long £300-500

46. A SET OF SIX DISNEY CERAMIC ALICE IN WONDERLAND FIGURES COMPRISING: Alice, the Mad Hatter, Queen of Hearts, Rabbit, Walrus and Cheshire Cat, and a similar rabbit (7) £30-50

45. FOUR TONY WOOD POTTERY CHARACTER TEAPOTS AND COVERS modelled as the Mad Hatter, and another similar by Staffordshire Fine Ceramics (5) £50-100

47. FOUR RYE POTTERY ALICE IN WONDERLAND FLATBACK PLAQUES, each moulded and painted with a scene from Alice, largest 26.5cm high (4) £80-120

47A. A MATCHED PART SERVICE OF HAMMERSLEY ALICE IN WONDERLAND TEAWARES AND NURSERY CHINA, c.1920’21930’s, printed with titled scenes and character within blue line borders, comprising two graduated jugs, two baby dishes, eight various cups and mugs, five various saucers, three bowls, seven small plates, five larger plates and three large plates £100-150

48. A RARE 1920’S TALFORD TOYS TYPE PAINTED PLYWOOD CALENDAR STAND, modelled as the Mad Hatter standing beside a paper calendar (undated, only December remaining), 12.5cm high £50-100

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49. A POOLE POTTERY ‘MAD HATTER’S TEA PARTY’ PART TEA SET, printed with inscriptions and scenes after Tenniel, comprising teapot and cover, milk jug, baby dish, three mugs, a cup, two saucers and two plates, together with a similar Poole pottery jardiniere £60-80 50. No lot

53. A COLLECTION OF EIGHT CRUMMLES & CO ENAMEL ALICE IN WONDERLAND BOXES, one rectangular and seven circular, all boxed with certificates (8) £80-120

51. A COLLECTION OF SEVEN DUBARRY, LIMOGES, PORCELAIN ALICE IN WONDERLAND TRINKET BOXES in the form of Alice, the White Rabbit, Queen of Hearts, Cheshire Cat, the Mad Hatter, Mushroom and Caterpillar, and Dormouse in a tea cup, and a Dubarry porcelain modelled of a tea table, all boxed (8) £100-150

54. TWO JOHNSON BROTHERS POTTERY ALICE IN WONDERLAND NURSERY SETS, each comprising: plate, bowl, cup and egg cup, and each in original book form box, together with three matching baby bowls, six various plates, a saucer and a bowl £80-120 55. No lot

57. A COLLECTION OF ASSORTED MODERN ALICE IN WONDERLAND THEMED MUGS TO INCLUDE: a boxed Disney example £20-40

58. A DISNEY LIMITED EDITION CARDEW DESIGN ALICE IN WONDERLAND TEAPOT AND COVER, No. 267/5000. another Cardew Alice teapot and cover, an Old Elgreve Pottery David Melson Limited Edition Alice teapot and cover, No. 18/2500, and a Wade White Rabbit teapot and cover (4) £50-100

52. A COLLECTION OF FIVE ENAMEL ALICE IN WONDERLAND BOXES COMPRISING: three various Halcyon Days examples, all boxed, another by Kingsley enamels, boxed, and one other by Thomas Chislett (unboxed) (5) £40-60

56. THREE MINTON ALICE IN WONDERLAND LIMITED EDITION PLATES designed by Kenneth Wright, boxed; a set of eight Georges Boyer Limoges Limited Edition Alice plates by Sandy Nightingale, with five further from the French edition; a set of six Aynsley Alice plates; five other similar Hamilton Collection plates, various Disney and other Alice themed Collector’s plates, and a large pottery plate sample printed with two Disney Alice scenes £100-200

59. A SOUTH-WEST CERAMICS LTD NOVELTY ALICE IN WONDERLAND TEAPOT, the cover modelled as the Mad Hatter’s Tea Party; two Sadler Alice themed teapots and covers, with book and teapot covers, five further various Alice themed teapots and covers, and another by Jane Churchill with matching baby bowl (10) £50-100

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60. A SET OF THREE CAST RESIN GARDEN FIGURES of Alice, the Mad Hatter and the White Rabbit, Alice 29cm high, and a similar wall plaque depicting the Mad Hatter’s Tea Party (4) £30-40

61. A GROUP OF FOUR MID 20TH CENTURY DISNEY PAINTED PLASTER FIGURES of Alice, the Mad Hatter, the White Rabbit, and Tweedle-Dum/Dee, largest 11.5cm high; three 1930’s painted composite figures of Alice, the Walrus and the Carpenter, on square bases, two further similar small figures of Alice, a painted plaster Mad Hatter, and a larger painted resin White Rabbit figure, 25.5cm (11) £80-120

62. A SET OF THREE POTTERY ALICE IN WONDERLAND FIGURES by Eleanor Cox depicting the Cook, Gryphon and Mock Turtle, each inscribed ‘Eleanor Cox 1948’ to the base, with impressed marks ‘Alice-Fay’ largest 23cm high, and two similar glazed pottery figures of the King and Queen of Hearts (5) £50-100

63. A COLLECTION OF ELEVEN GLAZED POTTERY ALICE IN WONDERLAND FIGURES comprising Alice, the Mad Hatter, Tweedle-Dum, Tweedle-Dee, Queen of Hearts, Duchess, Walrus, Carpenter, White Rabbit, Cook, and another Queen figure, largest 19cm high (11) £100-200

64. A QUANTITY OF ALICE IN WONDERLAND THEMED CERAMICS TO INCLUDE: a cookie jar and cover in the form of Alice emerging from a house, another cookie jar and cover, various figures, money boxes, a White Rabbit vase, and other similar pieces (qty) £50-100

65. A COLLECTION OF ALICE IN WONDERLAND CERAMIC FIGURES TO INCLUDE: a continental porcelain Mad Hatter and Duchess, other character figures and pepper pots etc (18) £50-100

66. A J.B. JONES PORCELAIN MINIATURE CABARET SET printed in blue with Alice in Wonderland characters, other similar miniature teawares, a boxed miniature tea set, and a collection of small Alice related tea cups, egg cups and other pieces (qty) £50-100

67. A GLAZED POTTERY FIGURE of The Duchess, on square base inscribed ‘M. Pratten’ verso, 13cm high; two crested china Cheshire Cats, one by Arcadian; a Weetman Cinderella Ware blue glazed knave character jug, and five Tony Wood small character jugs comprising Walrus, White Knight, Caterpillar, White Rabbit and Jabberwocky (9) £100-150

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68. MOORLAND MINIATURES: a set of Alice in Wonderland articulated painted pewter miniature figures, comprising Alice, the White Rabbit, the Mad Hatter, the Cheshire Cat, The King and Queen of Hearts, the Caterpillar, Humpty Dumpty, White Rabbit Herald, Father William, Gardeners of Six & Five Spades, Tweedle-Dum and Tweedle-Dee, Walrus and Carpenter, two rocks and four groups of oysters £150-200

69. A COLLECTION OF ELEVEN WARWICK PAINTED PEWTER MODEL THIMBLES COMPRISING: three versions of Alice, two versions each of the Mad Hatter and the White Rabbit, the March Hare, two versions of the teapot, with Dormouse inside, and the Queen of Hearts, three with boxes and four further Carol Ann miniature boxes (11) £50-100

70. HANTEL MINIATURES: A set of articulated painted pewter miniature figures, comprising Alice (three versions), the White Rabbit, White Rabbit Herald, Mad Hatter, Humpty Dumpty, Wall, the March Hare, Dormouse, Duchess, Griffin, the Cheshire Cat, pine table and chairs, Tweedle-Dum, Tweedle-Dee, Playing card Gardeners (2, 5 and 7), Mock Turtle, Rose Tree with three pots of red paint, Frog Footman, and Unicorn (Unicorn boxed) £150-200

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71. MOORLAND MINIATURES: A collection of painted metal figures and samples, comprising Alice and Red King on wooden bases, Alice, Cheshire Cat, Tweedle-Dum and Dee, Red Queen, White Rabbit, White Rabbit Herald, Walrus, March Hare (X 2), Card Gardener, White Knight, Tweedle-Dum and Tweedle-Dee test pieces, Alice on a thimble, and a small Mad Hatter £100-150

72. A SET OF FIVE THOMAS CHISLETT PAINTED PEWTER MINIATURES comprising Queen Alice, the Mad Hatter, the March Hare, Tweedle-Dum and Dee, and Card Gardener, all boxed; together with a Limited Edition pewter model of the Duchess by Mark Jones after Tenniel, and a resin model of Alice standing upon a book, 17.5cm high (7) £50-80

73. A MINIATURE MAD HATTER’S TEA PARTY by The Teenie Weenie Company comprising wooden table and chairs, armchair, handmade fabric Alice, Mad Hatter and Rabbit figures, and blue and white ceramic tea set with dormouse in the teapot, together with a Thiolat Blois set of ten miniature painted ceramic figures, in original book form box, eleven further similar Disney figures, and a boxed five piece Hallmark ‘Merry Miniature’ set of figures £50-100

74. A 1930’S STAINED WOODEN TWIN HANDLED TRAY with central pen work design after Tenniel depicting the Mad Hatter, White Rabbit and Dormouse, 62cm long £150-200

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75. A BRONZE MODEL by Barbara Back (b. 1939) of Alice, the Mad Hatter, the White Rabbit and the Dormouse, seated at a rectangular table, the base signed Barbara Back 2002, 44cm long x 19cm high, with a selection of ceramic teawares and food upon the table £250-350

76. A BRONZE FIGURE GROUP by Barbara Back (b. 1939) depicting Alice reclining and being read to by her sister, the White Rabbit nearby, the base signed Back, 42cm long x 24cm high £150-250

77. A BRONZE FIGURE GROUP by Barbara Back (b. 1939) depicting the Cook, the baby and the Cheshire Cat, the base signed Back, 23.5cm high £100-200

78. A BRONZE FIGURE by Barbara Back (b. 1939) of Alice standing beside a large mushroom, upon which sits the Caterpillar smoking, the base signed Back, 21cm high £100-200

79. A BRONZE FIGURE by Barbara Back (b. 1939) of the Mad Hatter, the base signed Back, 19cm high £100-150

80. A BRONZE FIGURE by Barbara Back (b. 1939) of Queen Alice chasing a cloth,the base signed Back, 17cm high £100-150

81. A BRONZE FIGURE by Barbara Back (b. 1939) of Humpty Dumpty seated upon a wall, the base signed Back, 17cm high £150-200

82. A BRONZE FIGURE by Barbara Back of two male figures, possibly Tweedle-Dum and Tweedle-Dee, one seated under an umbrella, base signed Back, 15.5cm high; and another of a Queen, in standing position, base signed Back, 20cm high (2) £200-250

83. A DISNEY LIMITED EDITION PAINTED METAL FIGURE GROUP by Ron Lee depicting Alice in Wonderland with White Rabbit on onyx base signed Ron ‘96, and numbered 98/1950, 19cm high £100-180

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84. A LARGE MECHANICAL PAINTED PLASTER AND WOOD ALICE IN WONDERLAND SHOP WINDOW DISPLAY, c.1920’s-30’s, the naturalistically modelled base with tea party, having motor turntable with articulated figures around the table, and further figures, trees and bushes, and signs, main section approximately 112 x 66cm £200-300

85. A RARE GLAZED POTTERY GARDEN FIGURE of the Duchess from Alice in Wonderland by Leeds Fire Clay Company ‘Lefico Ware, c.1906’ (from a set of six), the figure standing upon square base, 50cm high

* Only two complete sets of six figures are known, one of which belongs to The Marquess of Bath at Longleat House. £800-1200

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86. A SET OF NINE HAND PAINTED PLYWOOD CUT OUT SHOP DISPLAY BOARDS by Daphne Van Marle of Brixham, Devon, depicting scenes from Alice in Wonderland including Alice at Tea Party, Alice and Dodo, Humpty Dumpty on wall, Walrus and Carpenter and other similar scenes, largest 107.5cm high (9) £100-200

87. A SET OF TEN HAND PAINTED PLYWOOD CUT OUT SHOP DISPLAY BOARDS by Daphne Van Marle, Brixham, Devon, depicting characters from Alice in Wonderland including Alice with Drink Me bottle (left and right), Queen of Hearts, Ugly Duchess and others similar, largest 84cm high (10) £100-200

88. A LARGE COLLECTION OF ALICE IN WONDERLAND CHRISTMAS TREE DECORATIONS TO INCLUDE: a Kurt Adler glass Alice bauble, and similar White Rabbit bauble, both boxed, several felt and plastic hanging figures, and also felt, textile, papier maché and plastic examples, and a set of six ceramic tree decorations (qty) £100-150

89. A SET OF FOURTEEN SQUARE SILK DOILIES, each printed in black with illustrations after Tenniel of scenes from Alice in Wonderland, 18.5cm square, framed (14) £150-200

90. A SET OF TWELVE CIRCULAR SILK AND LACE EDGED DOILIES, each with hand drawn ink sketches from Alice in Wonderland, 18cm diameter, and a framed circular doily printed with the White Rabbit (13) £200-300

91. A SET OF FOUR 1930’S/40’S EMBROIDERED APPLIQUÉS, depicting the Walrus and Carpenter, Card Gardeners, the Mad Hatter, and the King, Queen and Knave of Hearts, later mounted and framed; and a similar rectangular framed example (5) £50-100

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92. A PAINTED RESIN ALICE IN WONDERLAND CHESS SET, the pieces as characters, the pawns White Rabbits, boxed, and another similar chess set (unboxed) (2) £30-50

93. A PAINTED RESIN CHESS SET, modelled as characters from Alice in Wonderland and Alice through the Looking Glass, with folding board, boxed, and another boxed resin Alice chess set, with red and white character pieces (2) £30-50 94. No Lot.

96. A PLASTER MOULD for small Alice figures, the back impressed ‘Charles Houston, Fresnor, Calif, 1953’, 15cm; a terracotta Dodo figure by David Lawrence, boxed, and two resin plaques, one depicting Alice with Tweedle-Dum and Tweedle-Dee, the other one Cheshire Cat £30-50

97. A BRASS DOORSTOP, modelled as the Cheshire Cat, seated on plinth base, 25.5cm high; two small brass Cheshire Cat door knockers, and a similar small figure, two silver Humpty Dumpty character money boxes, and two similar egg cups (8) £50-100

95. AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY CUT OUT DISPLAY BOARD depicting the Walrus and the Carpenter, printed paper on ply, probably a MacMillan advertising board, free standing, 66cm high £30-50

98. A COLLECTION OF ALICE IN WONDERLAND JEWELLERY AND SMALL ITEMS comprising: Alice and White Rabbit pendants, Card Gardener ear studs, a further Alice locket, a Dragon Designs enamelled belt buckle in the form of the Mad Hatter, a pewter miniature Tea Party figure group, various badges and pins, and other small items, contained in an Alice fabric covered trinket box £50-150

99. A COLLECTION OF ALICE IN WONDERLAND TALKING BOOKS AND MOVIES TO INCLUDE: LP records, cassettes, CD’s and VHS video cassettes, some foreign language, some in original packaging £50-150

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100. A QUANTITY OF ALICE IN WONDERLAND BISCUIT AND TEA TINS, some complete with contents, and others related Alice themed tins and packaging £50-100

101. TWO 1930’S MACFARLANE-LONG ALICE IN WONDERLAND NOVELTY BISCUIT TINS in the form of a money box cottage with the Mad Hatter’s Tea Party before, 13.5cm high; and a Lovell’s toffee tin printed with the same design (3) £50-100

102. A COLLECTION OF VINTAGE BISCUIT AND TEA TINS, all relating to Alice in Wonderland and including a large Mazawattee tea canister, a late 19th Century Jacob & Co Alice biscuit tin, and various other £100-150

103. A LARGE COLLECTION OF ALICE IN WONDERLAND THEMED STATIONERY AND EPHEMERA TO INCLUDE: notebooks, diaries, cards, calendars, stickers, and other related printed items (qty) £50-100

104. A COLLECTION OF VINTAGE ALICE IN WONDERLAND JIGSAW PUZZLES, most boxed; together with some more modern boxed jigsaws £100-150

105. TWO MODERN ALICE IN WONDERLAND WALL CLOCKS, one of teapot design, and a collection of assorted modern Alice themed toys and accessories, including a Humpty Dumpty musical display box, seven various kaleidoscopes, six pencil tins, a mirror, and other items £100-150

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106. A SET OF SIX CRABTREE & EVELYN ALICE IN WONDERLAND CHARACTER SOAPS, all boxed, and a collection of other Alice related soaps, soap dish gift sets, talc, a sponge and other similar items, all boxed £30-50

107. A SET OF TWELVE VINTAGE TOM SMITH & CO LTD ALICE IN WONDERLAND CHRISTMAS CRACKERS, in original box; together with a boxed set of Wonderland electric fairy lights (2) £30-50

109. A 1930’S ALICE IN WONDERLAND PRINTED FOLDING GAME BOARD; a Cadaco Alice in Wonderland board game, boxed; another by Parker Bros; two boxed Deny Fisher ‘One for the Pof’ games; two modern unopened Alice board games; Tweedle-Dum and Alice in Wonderland; and an Alice spin game, sealed £50-100

108. THREE LARGE ALICE IN WONDERLAND METAL PAINT BOXES by Page, London, the lids printed with the Mad Hatter’s Tea Party, one sealed in packaging, 52cm long; two large Alice colouring books; nine issues of Disneyland magazine; and a Kay Stanley’s Model-Craft Alice molding and colouring set, boxed £50-80

110. FOUR VINTAGE ALICE IN WONDERLAND STICKER ALBUMS, two French and two Dutch (incomplete), various other Alice sticker albums and fun books, a boxed KVP Alice in Picnic Land display roll, a vintage Alice and White Rabbit greetings card with hanky, and a small collection of Alice collector’s cards £50-100

111. TWENTY THREE LACE EDGED SQUARE SILK DOILIES, each with ink illustrations of scenes from Alice, a similar set of seven with frayed/fringed edges; twelve further smaller square silk doilies, similar to the above with wide lace borders, another similar set of five, and twenty five circular doilies (49) £200-300

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113. A CHILD’S FABRIC BEANBAG printed with characters from Alice in Wonderland and playing cards, a printed plastic covered small stool, a cushion, a small quilt, hand embroidered in red with Alice in Wonderland, two printed curtains, a duvet cover, a woven mat, and similar pieces £50-100

112. NINETEEN LACE EDGED SQUARE COTTON DOILIES, each with ink illustrations of scenes from Alice, with lace edges, and twelve similar small circular lace edged doilies (31) £200-300

114. A COLLECTION OF ALICE IN WONDERLAND TEXTILES, to include tea towels, tea cosies, bags, a peg hanger, a vanity case, an umbrella, various cross stitch kits, and other items £30-50

116. A LATE VICTORIAN CHINA FAIRING in the form of a trinket box modelled as a fireplace, the cover with child on the mantelpiece looking into the mirror, 10.5cm high; and a plaster monument to Lewis Carroll, 18cm high (2)

* These were purchased at the Alice Liddell sale at Sotheby’s, 6 June 2001. The china faring sat on Alice Liddell’s mantelpiece for many years £250-300

115. A PAIR OF FANCY DRESS COSTUMES for Tweedle-Dum and Tweedle-Dee, with striped trousers and black tail coats, and various Alice in Wonderland themed clothing to include a jumper, socks, underwear etc., and a boxed pair of baby shoes £50-100

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117. A GROUP OF SIXTEEN PAINTED PLASTER FIGURES of characters from Alice in Wonderland, to include Alice, the Duchess, the White Rabbit, Red Queen and others, some with titled bases, largest 17.5cm high (16)

* These were purchased at the Alice Liddell sale at Sotheby’s, 6 June 2001. £250-300

119. A UNITROL WALT DISNEY ALICE IN WONDERLAND ‘ALICE’ MARIONETTE, boxed, with two further similar Alice Marionettes, two Rabbit and a Mad Hatter, with the remains of two further boxes £100-150

118. A GROUP OF SEVEN EARLY CELLULOID ALICE IN WONDERLAND SMALL FIGURES, some with jointed arms, comprising three x Alice, the White Rabbit, Duchess, Mad Hatter and Card Gardener, largest 8.5cm high; together with a boxed Disneykin TV Scene small and large Alice figure, a boxed Meltoy Wind Up Alice’s bottle boy, and eight other various plastic Alice toys £100-150

120. TWO HAZELLE’S ‘LIFELIKE’ ALICE MARIONETTES, both boxed; and another boxed Alice Marionette (3) £30-50

121. A PELHAM PUPPET ‘Alice in Wonderland’ standard puppet, and another, ‘The Mad Hatter’; together with a box £50-100

122. THREE TRI-ANG TINPLATE AND PLASTIC CLOCKWORK ‘JABBERWOCK’ TOYS, each boxed; and a Tri-ang tinplate Alice spinner (4) £80-120

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123. A COLLECTION OF ALICE IN WONDERLAND PAPER DOLL SETS, a boxed Alice sewing cards set, a rubber stamp activity set, boxed, and four Journet & Co Alice puzzle ball games £30-50

126. FOUR MEZCO ‘SCARY TALES’ BOXED FIGURE SETS, comprising Alice (two variations), White Rabbit and Mad Hatter; a boxed Disney Alice in Wonderland doll, and a wooden Alice printed child’s croquet set £50-100

124. A QUANTITY OF ASSORTED ALICE IN WONDERLAND COLLECTIBLES TO INCLUDE: a Russian doll, small plastic figures, a set of finger puppets in tea cup, plastic Mad Hatter hand puppet, various small items, ruler, toothbrush, pencils etc, and other items £50-150

127. A MADAME ALEXANDER ALICE IN WONDERLAND DOLL, boxed; three various bisque headed Alice dolls; a Bucilla Thrift kit No. 1877 Alice doll, on original card backing; and two fabric reversible dolls with characters from Alice £200-300

129. AN R. JOHN WRIGHT LIMITED EDITION ALICE IN WONDERLAND DOLL, 44.5cm high, with certificate of authenticity, No. 147/750, boxed £300-500

125. A COLLECTION OF ALICE IN WONDERLAND SOFT TOYS TO INCLUDE: various plush Disney store characters, printed cotton Cheshire Cat and other similar toys, and a porcelain headed Alice doll (qty) £50-150

128. A FELT MAD HATTER DOLL with felt and cloth clothing, seated upon a turned wooden chair, 43cm high; another felt Mad Hatter doll; a similar fabric Alice doll in red gingham check dress; a felt dodo figure; a felt White Rabbit; a small rabbit figure; and a fabric Duchess figure (7) £100-150

130. A KISH & CO. LIMITED EDITION VINYL ALICE IN WONDERLAND DOLL; together with a Kish & Co. White Rabbit doll, both boxed with certificates of authenticity; together with a Knightsbridge bisque Alice doll; and an Effanbee Alice doll, both boxed (4) £200-300

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131. A COLLECTION OF 1930’S/40’S PLYWOOD ALICE IN WONDERLAND FIGURES TO INCLUDE: a large Alice shop window display figure with articulated arms, on weighted base, 40cm high; a set of similar small figures with pivoting arms, 8.11cm high; ten further similar Alice characters, painted to both sides; and seven further painted to the fronts £150-200

134. A WALT DISNEY’S ALICE IN WONDERLAND BOXED SET OF STAND-UP FIGURES; together with other similar pieces; three wooden flat figures; and various modern painted plywood articulated Alice figures £30-50

132. A ROYAL DOULTON STONEWARE FIGURE of the Cheshire Cat, circa 1890, seated on a plinth, modelled by Mark V. Marshall with mottled green/blue glaze, 8cm long £300-500 133. No Lot.

135. A SMALL COLLECTION OF ALICE IN WONDERLAND RELATED STAMPS AND FIRST DAY COVERS; together with various Alice postcards, cigarette cards and other similar ephemera £30-50

136. A SET OF TWENTY FOUR ALICE IN WONDERLAND COLOURED LANTERN SLIDES, boxed, with leather strap fastening £300-400

137. A COLLECTION OF FORTY EIGHT ALICE IN WONDERLAND COLOURED LANTERN SLIDES, contained in a stained pine box fourteen further similar loose slides £300-400

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138. A LARGE COLLECTION OF GREEN EDGED ALICE IN WONDERLAND COLOURED LANTERN SLIDES, mainly part sets, including Tenniel/Dalziel, Sinclair, Rackhem etc £100-150

139. A JOHNSON DISNEY FILM STRIP, No. 48 Alice in Wonderland, boxed; a Movie-Jecktor film strip, with partial box, various viewmaster reels/discs; an 8mm film reel of Alice in Wonderland, other similar items, and a boxed Sliderama Alice film set £30-50

140. A BRONTE PORCELAIN LIMITED EDITION RECTANGULAR PLAQUE moulded in relief and painted with the Mad Hatter’s Tea Party, No. 5/100, 16.5 x 24cm, framed £80-120

141. MENDLESON (20TH CENTURY) Three character studies for a 1972 production of Alice in Wonderland: The Mad Hatter (Robert Helpmann), The Rabbit (Michael Crawford), and Owl, each signed and dated ‘72, with pencil inscriptions, pencil and gouache, largest 45 x 24cm (3) £200-300

142. KENNETH ROWELL (AUSTRALIAN 1920-1999) Decor Stage Set Design for the Lobster Quadrille, signed with initials and inscribed (lower right), mixed media, 54.5 x 74cm £300-400

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143. CHARLES M. WARE (b.1921) ‘The Tea Party’, signed in pencil to the margin, Limited Edition aquatint etching No. 40/50, 50.5 x 60.5cm; and four further similar prints: ‘Capering Hatter’, No. 6/60, ‘Advice from a Caterpillar’, No. 23/60, Alice and Red Queen (experimental 1/1); and Alice and Rabbit, A/P on black paper, various sizes £200-300

144. FRANK STUART (20TH CENTURY) A set of eleven theatrical costume design studies from Alice in Wonderland, comprising The White Rabbit, 53 x 40cm, The Duchess, the Duchess (head study), Knave of Hearts, the Gardeners, the Mock Turtle, Alice, the Mad Hatter, the Mad Hatter (head study), Queen of Diamonds, and Knave of Spades, some inscribed, gouache, various sizes (11) £300-500

146. MAURICE AND EVA RADBURN Character Costume Design Study of the White Rabbit, pencil and watercolour, 22.5 x 31cm; a face study of the Cheshire Cat, attributed to Frank Stuart, 22.5 x 30.5cm; and a set of three pen and ink studies by Linda Woods: ‘Alice and the White King and Red Queen’, ‘The Mad Hatter, March Hare and White King’, and ‘Alice with the White Knight on his horse’, 29.5 x 26cm (5) £200-300 145. TWO DISNEY GOUACHE SCENES, one depicting Alice and other characters above a four poster bed, 17 x 19cm, the other with the characters swinging on a four poster bed suspended from a branch (2) £30-50

147. M. H. Architectural study with Lewis Carroll, Alice and Humpty Dumpty, signed with initials and dated ‘99, ink on acetate, 26 x 25cm; together with an original print from a lino cut by Ralph Steadman, signed and inscribed to Sarah Stanfield, 1981; 14.5 x 20cm, and a small watercolour of Alice and the baby pig (3) £50-80

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148. A PEARS PRINT, Alice in Wonderland after Fred Morgan, 46.5 x 70.5cm; three early MacMillan advertising posters; The Trial of the Knave of Hearts, The Mad Tea Party, and The Mock Turtle’s Story, a Disney Alice in Wonderland film poster (5) £300-400 148A. A PRINTED CARNIVAL EDITION ‘Pageant of Momus’ Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and through the Looking Glass, New Orleans, Feb 28th 1923; and a modern cardboard cut out promotional figure of Alice (2) £400-500

149. A COLLECTION OF FOURTEEN 1940’S/50’S ALICE IN WONDERLAND GUINNESS ADVERTISEMENTS TO INCLUDE: Sea Lion’s share; Alice in Posterland; Bottle and Jugi catch as Catch can’t; Alice studies Natural History, etc; largest 32 x 22.5cm; and a similar advertisement for Welch’s Grape Juice, 31.5 x 24.5cm (15) £150-200

151. A LARGE COLLECTION OF ASSORTED ALICE IN WONDERLAND PRINTS AND PICTURES TO INCLUDE: an oval needlepoint picture of Alice with flamingo, further small needlework pictures, a Limited Edition print by B Partridge, No. 4/42, a small oil on board of Alice and the White Rabbit, and miscellaneous prints, adverts etc., some unframed (qty) £50-100

150. A LATE VICTORIAN ALICE IN WONDERLAND MUSIC SHEET COVER, The Wonderland Quadrilles, composed for the piano-forte by C.H.R. Merriott, 27 x 19cm; and a 1920’s music sheet, Pictures from Alice in Wonderland, twelve compositions for the piano-forte by Mari Paldi (2) £30-50

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152. AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY ROYAL DOULTON ALICE IN WONDERLAND MILK JUG, decorated with the Three Gardeners, within green titled borders, and a similar tea cup, two saucers and three tea plates, each decorated with various titled characters (scenes from Alice) (7) £300-400

154. A COMPOSITION LARGE STANDING FIGURE of the Mad Hatter, with grey wig, painted lifelike features and wearing a red and yellow checked costume with green felt coat and pink felt top hat, standing upon a wooden stool with turned legs, approximately 207cm high overall £3000-5000

153. AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY ROYAL DOULTON ALICE IN WONDERLAND BABY’S DISH, decorated with the Mad Hatter within a green titled border; a similar bowl, and a similar milk jug and mug decorated with the Three Gardeners (4) £300-400

155. A PAINTED PLASTER AND COMPOSITION THEATRICAL MASK of the Mad Hatter with realistically modelled features and grey wig, with purple velvet top hat, approximately 56cm high overall £100-200

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156. A Collection of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland Ephemera, to include Theatre programmes, posters etc. Walt Disney Alice Poster, 1980. & others. £50-80

157. A COLLECTION of ALICE Posters to include Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland Film poster, 1972. produced by Joseph Shaftel (101x76cm )The Lobster Quadrille Poster.. Poems on the Underground Post with red and black text from the London Transport Museum shop. (60x27cm), The White Rabbit Poster by Lloyd Bank. 1 large poster (100x142cm) & 2 smaller ones (85x60cm). in colour advt. for Lloyds Bank Millennium Fund. Alice Musical Comedy Poster, others inc. illus. by Quentin Blake et al. 7 £70-90

158. “Alice” Posters, A Collection to include: Salvadore Dali. Alice aux Pays de Mervielles, 1993. Interart Resources Ltd. (100x70cm.) with related items. Alice & Caterpillar Poster, John Tenniel. Centenary Edition. Mad Hatter’s Tea party, Cheshire Cat, Dodo. 9 £80-120

159. A Collection of “Alice” Greetings Cards, Unused with Envelopes (48) Tog.with 3 albums of cards, photographs, postcards, etc. c 350. 4 albums £150-250

160. A DISNEY “Alice” Printing Plate. Engraved brass on Wooden block, featuring Walt Disney’s Cartoon classic of Alice in Wonderland. c. 1947. 28x20cm. Tog.with *The White Rabbit Printing Plate. Engraved metal on wooden block. The White Rabbit looking at his Pocket watch. 12.5x11.8cm. Plus * “The Banker’s Fate”, printing Block. Constructed of individual letters and words held together to read “The Banker’s Fate” and a following rhyme of four lines. Constructed on steel from The Hunting of The Snark. 10.2x3.7.2.6cm. 3 £150-250

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161. A Quantity of Lewis Carroll related Ephemera. Carollania Society etc. £60-90 162. A Collection of Leaflets, Flyer Programmes relating to Lewis Carroll & “Alice”. £100-200 163. A QUANTITY of “Alice” related Ephemera, booklets, programmes etc. £80-120 Lot 162

Lot 163

164. *A SET OF CERAMIC TILES, made by Minton, Dunsmore Voysey. 6” square. Cream background with Tenniel Illustrations of Characters from “Alice” in centres of each tile. Mad Hatter tile with chip to corner. 10 £100-200

166. A RARE EARLY 20TH CENTURY GERMAN PORCELAIN MARTIEN LEVIEN EGG SHAPED BOX AND COVER, printed with a scene with Alice and the Duchess on a yellow ground, and a similar smaller egg shaped box and cover (2) £200-300

165. *A SET OF H.R. JOHNSON, Ceramic Tiles. 6” square. coloured Tenniel Illustrations. Coloured by Harry Theaker with text beneath. 9 £100-200

167. A RARE EARLY 20TH GERMAN PORCELAIN MARTIEN LEVIEN TEAPOT AND COVER, printed with a scene with the Walrus and carpenter on a yellow ground, and a similar small milk jug, and preserve jar and cover, printed with the same design (3) £200-300

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168. A RARE EARLY 20TH CENTURY GERMAN PORCELAIN MARTIEN LEVIEN PRESERVE JAR AND COVER, printed with a scene with Alice, the Duchess and baby, on yellow ground; two similar small tea plates, and a tea cup (4) £200-300

169. THREE RARE EARLY 20TH CENTURY GERMAN PORCELAIN MARTIEN LEVIEN PLATES, printed with scenes from Alice including the Mad Hatter Tea Party, on a yellow ground (3) £200-300

170. A RARE EARLY 20TH CENTURY GERMAN PORCELAIN MARTIEN LEVIEN POT AND COVER, printed with Tweedle Dum and Tweedle Dee on a green ground; a similar preserve jar; and milk jug (3) £200-300

171. A RARE EARLY 20TH CENTURY GERMAN PORCELAIN MARTIEN LEVIEN EGG SHAPED BOX AND COVER, printed with the Mad Hatters Tea Party on a green ground, and a similar beaker and sugar basin printed with the same design (3) £200-300

172. A RARE EARLY 20TH CENTURY GERMAN PORCELAIN MARTIEN LEVIEN TEA CUP AND SAUCER, the cup printed with Alice and Humpty Dumpty, on a green ground, together with a matching plate (3) £200-300

173. A RARE EARLY 20TH CENTURY GERMAN PORCELAIN MARTIEN LEVIEN TEA CUP AND SAUCER, the cup printed with Tweedle Dum and Tweedle Dee on a green ground, together with a matching plate (3) £200-300

174. A RARE EARLY 20TH CENTURY GERMAN PORCELAIN MARTIEN LEVIEN TEA CUP AND SAUCER, the cup printed with the Mad Hatters tea party on a green ground, together with a matching plate (3) £200-300

175. A RARE EARLY 20TH CENTURY GERMAN PORCELAIN MARTIEN LEVIEN TEA CUP AND SAUCER, the cup printed with Alice and the Duchess on a green ground, together with a matching plate (3) £200-300

176. A RARE EARLY 20TH CENTURY GERMAN PORCELAIN MARTIEN LEVIEN SUGAR BASIN, printed with Alice and Tweedle Dum and Tweedle Dee on a green ground, and a similar smaller sugar basin printed with Alice and the Duchess (2) £200-300

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177. A RARE EARLY 20TH CENTURY GERMAN PORCELAIN MARTIEN LEVIEN TEA CUP AND SAUCER, printed with the Walrus and Carpenter on a green ground, together with another similar tea cup, of slightly different shape, with saucer, and two matching plates (6) £200-300

180. A PAIR OF RARE EARLY 20TH CENTURY GERMAN PORCELAIN MARTIEN LEVIEN PLATES, both printed with Alice with the Duchess and baby on a green ground, and an odd saucer from the same service (3) £200-300

178. A RARE EARLY 20TH CENTURY GERMAN PORCELAIN MARTIEN LEVIEN MINIATURE PART TEA SET, printed with scenes from Alice and comprising a cup, two saucers, a dish and four small plates (8) £200-300

179. A SET OF THREE RARE EARLY 20TH CENTURY GERMAN PORCELAIN MARTIEN LEVIEN TEA PLATES, printed with scenes from Alice on a green ground (3) £200-300

181. A RARE 1920’S TALFORD TOYS ALICE IN WONDERLAND PAINTED AND ARTICULATED PLYWOOD FIGURE SET, comprising castle courtyard with two trees, and Mad Hatters tea party with Mad Hatter, Alice, White Rabbit, Dormouse, Queen, Duchess, March Hare and Tweedle Dum and Tweedle Dee figures, table and benches £300-500

182. A COLLECTION OF RARE 1920’S TALFORD TOYS ALICE IN WONDERLAND PAINTED AND ARTICULATED PLYWOOD FIGURES, comprising Duchess, Mad Hatter, Alice, Cook, Fish, Queen, Rabbit Herald, Jabberwock, Hare, Turtle, Dormouse and three others (15) £300-500

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183. A COLLECTION OF RARE 1920’S TALFORD TOYS ALICE IN WONDERLAND PAINTED AND ARTICULATED PLYWOOD FIGURES, comprising Mad Hatter, Duchess, Cook, Fish, Walrus, Carpenter, Rabbit Herald, Jabberwock, Turtle, Hare and three others (13) £300-500

184. A COLLECTION OF RARE 1920’S TALFORD TOYS ALICE IN WONDERLAND PAINTED AND ARTICULATED PLYWOOD FIGURES, comprising Duchess, Walrus, Carpenter, Turtle, Humpty, Jabberwock, dodo, and six others (13) £300-500

185. FOUR BOXED SETS OF PRIMUS JUNIOR LECTURER’S SERIES COLOURED LANTERN SLIDES, all depicting Alice in Wonderland scenes £100-150

186. A RARE SET OF FORTY TWO BLACK AND WHITE ALICE IN WONDERLAND MAGIC LANTERN SLIDES £300-400

200. *DODGSON, Charles Lutwidge, “Lewis Carroll”. Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, Macmillan, 1866, 1st published ed. 2nd issue. sm. 8vo. Ill. John Tenniel. Frontis. with tissue guard. lacks 1⁄2 tp & advt. p. 192pp. some foxing and repair to pp. A.e.g. Orig. cl. rebacked & new blue endpp. Generally worn. £300-600

201. *DODGSON, Charles, Lutwidge, “Lewis Carroll”. Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, Macmillan, 1867, fifth Thousand. 4th edn. Ill. John Tenniel. 1⁄2 tp. ink insc. to ffep. A.e.g. Orig. glt. cl. worn with split to spine joint. £300-500

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202. *DODGSON, Charles, Lutwidge, “Lewis Carroll”, Through The Looking-Glass, and What Alice Found There. Macmillan, 1872, 1st edn. 1st issue with “wade” p. 21. 8vo. 1⁄2 tp. Frontis. with tissue guard. advts. to rear. a.e.g. hinges weak. cl. worn. £150-350

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203. *DODGSON, Charles Lutwidge, “Lewis Carroll”, Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, Macmillan, 1870. 6th edn. 25 Thousand. sm. 8vo. 1⁄2 tp. with owners insc. Ill. John Tenniel. A.e.g. new endpp. Rebound 1⁄2 marbled bds. glt. spine. Tog.with Alice’s Adventures Underground. Macmillan & co. and New York, 1886. slim 8vo. Ill. Lewis Carroll, 1⁄2 tp. bound with An Easter Greeting to Every Child who Loves “Alice”, with A Christmas Greeting [From a Fairy to A Child]. 2pp. advt. A.e.g. glt. cl. 2 £300-500

204. *DODGSON, Charles Lutwidge, “Lewis Carroll” Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, Macmillan, 1867, Eighth thousand. 4th edn. 8vo. Ill. John Tenniel. 1⁄2 tp. Fronits. A.e.g orig. glt. cl. bumped & darkened. Owners insc. to ffepp. Tog.with Through The Looking-Glass and What Alice Found There. Macmillan, 1872. 1st edn. 2nd. issue. sm. 8vo. 14th Thousand. Ill. John Tenniel. Frontis. with tissue guard. 1⁄2 tp. with owners insc. rear endpp. det. & joint weak. A.e.g orig. glt. cl. bumped. 2 £150-250

205. *DODGSON, Charles Lutwidge, “Lewis Carroll” Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, Macmillan 1867, Sixth Thousand, 3rd edn. Ill. John Tenniel. faded red cl. rebound with orig glt.stmp. of Alice pasted to upr. bd. Tog.with 1886 edition, Eighty-first Thousand. Macmillan, London & NY. glt. cl. spine faded. Plus Through the Looking-Glass and What Alice Found There. Macmillan, 1872, TwentyFifth thousand, 1st edn. 2nd. issue. sm 8vo. Later binding, with orig. glt. stmp pasted to upr. bd. Plus Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, Appleton, NY. 1866 copy pub. 1927. Reprint of 1st edn. gl. cl. A.e.g. owners insc. to ffep. 4 £150-250 206. DODGSON, Charles Lutwidge, “Lewis Carroll”. PEOPLE’S EDITION *Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, Macmillan, 1898, Eighty-Third Thousand. Green pict. cl. bumped. Tog.with Through The Looking-Glass and What Alice Found There, Macmillan, 1887. 1st thus. Ill John Tenniel bds. worn. uniformly bound. plus 4 others. 6 £150-250

207. *DODGSON, Charles Lutwidge, “Lewis Carroll” Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, Macmillan, 1872, 6th edn. Thirtyfourth thousand. A.e.g. orig. cl. general wear. Tog.with Through The Looking-Glass and What Alice Found There, Macmillan, 1877, Fortythird Thousand, 8vo. orig. cl. worn ex. lib. stmp. Plus another copy 1927, with owners insc. ‘Catherine Dodgson’ Plus 2 other Alice, defective copy, 1876 4 £150-250

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209. *DODGSON, Charles Lutwidge, “ Lewis Carroll” Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, Macmillan, 1876, Forty-Ninth Thousand. sm. 8vo. ill. John Tenniel. 1⁄2 tp. Frontis. with tissue guard. Final p. advts. det. orig. cl. glt. A.e.g. Tog.with another copy dated 1908, 9th edn. owners insc. sm. loss to spine. Plus Through The Looking-Glass and What Alice Found There. Macmillan 1882, 2nd edn. Fifty-Second Thousand. 1⁄2 tp. frontis. with tissue guard. 1 p. advt. orig. glt.. cl. Plus 4th edn. 1897, with owners ink. insc. plus 2 others. 6 £200-300

208. DODGSON, Charles, Lutwidge, “ Lewis Carroll” The Sixpenny Series. A Collection of The Sixpenny Series of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, and Through the Looking-Glass. Macmillan, 1898, slim 8vo. rebound, 1899, 1902, 1905, 1911 and others soft covers, plus 1902, pict. cl. bds. 24 £100-200

210. DODGSON, Charles Lutwidge, “Lewis Carroll” *Through The Looking-Glass and What Alice Found There. Macmillan, 1908, 1st thus. Miniature Edition. sm. 8vo. Ill. John Tenniel. 1⁄2 tp. with owners ink. insc. A.e.g. glt. tooled leather bds. extremities scuffed. Tog.with Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, Collins Clear-Type press. nd. Ill. Charles Pears. 4 cold. plts. & b&w. illus. full cf. A.e.g. Plus other leather bound “Alice”. 11 £60-80

211. DODGSON, Charles Lutwidge, “Lewis Carroll” Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, Macmillan 1899, Eighty-eighth Thousand. 9th edn. sm 8vo. 1⁄2 tp. frontis. with tissue guard. 2pp. advts. A.e.g orig. cl. Tog.with Through The Looking-Glass and What Alice Found There, Macmillan, 1887, 3rd edn. 8vo. a.e.g. glt cl. 1⁄2 tp. frontis. with tissue guard. 2 pp. advt. spine faded. plus 2 others, 1 def. 4 £80-120

212. *DODGSON, Charles Lutwidge, “Lewis Carroll”, Through The Looking-Glass, The LIttle Folks’ Edition. adapted for Very Little Folks’ from the Original, Macmillan 1903, 1st thus. Cold. illus. by John Tenniel. pict. cl. owners insc. Tog.with Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland,, The Little Folks’ Edition, 1907, 2nd edn. plus An Easter Greeting, Lewis Carroll, 1876. An Easter Greeting To Every Child who Loves “Alice”, Leaflet in letter format in custom made blue silk wallet, leather label. 3 £120-180

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213. *The Wonderland PostageStamp Case. with 12 unused stamps in individual pockets, in pict slipcase, with Booklet Eight or Nine Wise Words about LetterWriting. by Lewis Carroll. Emberlin & son, Oxford, 1890. in envelope. Tog.with another set with used stamps. Plus a case without stamps. 3 £100-150

214. A Collection of Little Leather Library Corporation Editions. N.Y. Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll and similar. 7 £80-120

216. MINIATURE EDITIONS DODGSON, Charles Lutwidge, “Lewis Carroll” *Through the Looking-Glass and What Alice Found There. Macmillan 1908, 1st thus. sm. 8vo. 1 ⁄2 tp. advts. glt. cl. rubbled. Tog.with *another edition dated 1916, in d/w. Tog.with Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, Macmillan,. 1932. Centenary Edition, with Preface by Hugh Walpole. sm 8vo. green cl. Plus other Miniature Editions etc. 14 £150-250

215. CARROLL, Lewis, Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland & Through the Looking-Glass, Random House, NY. 1946. sm 8vo. Special Edition Designed by George Salter. Ill. John Tenniel, coloured by Fritz Kredel. in 2 vols. 1 ⁄4 cl. paper coloured bds. with illus to upper bd. 2 vols. in slipcase. £50-80

217. *THE PEOPLES EDTION. DODGSON, Charles Lutwidge, “Lewis Carroll” A Collection of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland & Through The Looking Glass, 1889-1907. 8vo. Macmillan, green pict. cl. 12 £200-400

218. CARROLL, Lewis, Alice’s Adventues in Wonderland and Through the LookingGlass and What Alice Found There. Macmillan, 1911. lge. 8vo. Illus. John Tenniel, inc. 16 cold. Cold. Frontis. with tissue guard. Bound with the Easter Greeting & The Christmas Greeting. Red. glt cl. with rabbit to upr. bd. lacquered edges. 1 £80-120

219. DODGSON, Charles, Lutwidge, Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass. Complete in one volume. Ill. John Tenniel. De. Luxe Edition. b&w. illus. 1⁄2 tp. 244pp. 8vo. 1⁄2 bds. scuffed & marked. Tog.with Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. Macmillan, 1906. NY. New Edition. 8vo. Ill Tenniel. a.e.g. glt. cl. spine worn. plus Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, Macmillan, Christmas, 1949. Privately printed 1st Thus. slim 8vo. cl. bds. T.e.g. plus 1 other. 4 £60-80

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220. DODGSON, Charles, Lutwidge, “ Lewis Carroll” Aventures D’Alice au Pays Des Merveilles. Traduit de L’Anglais par Herin Bue. Macmillan, 1869. 1st French edn. sm 8vo. Ill. John Tenniel. 1⁄2 tp. frontis. with tissue guard. A.e.g. worn. 1⁄2 green marbled bds. worn. Ex. Lib. with Lib. bkpt. to pastedown and embossed stmp. to tp. and final p. £150-250

221. DODGSON, Charles Lutwidge, “Lewis Carroll” Le Adventure d’Alice Nel Paese delle Meraviglie. Trans. Pietrocola-Rossetti, Macmillan, 1972. 1st Italian edn. Ill. John Tenniel. sm. 8vo. 1⁄2 tp. frontis. with tissue guard. A.e.g. red. glt. cl. bkplt. spine worn, rear joint weak. Tog.with another Italian edition dated 1872, later printing. trans. T. Pietrocola-Rosseti, Ill. John Tenniel. 1⁄2 tp. frontis. without tissue guard. glt cl. bumped. Owners insc. C.E. Carrington, Haileybury 1928 to pastedown. spine faded. 2 £100-200

222. DODGSON, Charles Lutwidge, “Lewis Carroll” *The Game of Logic, Macmillan, 1887, 2nd. edn. sm. 8vo. 1⁄2 tp. frontis. diagrams in text. Tog.with an envelope containing board & 9 counters. Tear to fold of envelope. glt. cl. Tog.with Doublets A WordPuzzle, by same, Macmillan 1880 2nd edn. slim 8vo. cl bd. worn. 3 £300-500

223. *PATON, J. Noel, Spindrift, Blackwood, 1867. 8vo. glt. cl. Charles Lutwidge Dodgson copy with pencil Monogram to pastedown. £200-300

224. MURRAY, John, pub. The History of Napoleon Buonaparte, London, 1830. sm. 8vo. in 2 vols. Steel engrs. 1⁄2 marbled bds. repair to joints. pres. copy inscribed to Skeffington Hume Dodgson from his sisters, Frances Jane, Elizabeth Lucy,and brother Charles Lutwidge, 1852. 2 vols in custom made box. £200-300

225. *ROUNTREE, Harry, (Ill.) Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, by Lewis Carroll, The Children’s Press. nd. 4to. 8 cold. plts. inc frontis. b&w. illus. in text. 1⁄2 tp. Pict. bds. D/w. with loss. Light foxing. spine ends faded. Alice Liddell’s copy, insc. Alice Pleasance Hargreaves to front pastedown. Tog.with Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, Coker & co. nd. Ill. Bessie Pease. 1⁄4 cl. pict. covered bds. Alice Hargreaves related newspaper cuttings pasted to endpp. 2 £300-500

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226. *CHEATHAM, Kitty A Nursery Garland. Pictures by Graham Robertson. G. Schirmer. inc. NY. Fo. 1917. 1st edn. 1⁄4 pict. bds. Presentation copy to Alice Liddell Hargreaves by the author May 4 1932. with a poem insc. to pastedown. Tog.with a leaflet relating to Kitty Cheatham. 2 £250-350

228. CARROLL, Lewis. Three Sunsets and Other Poems, Macmillan, 1898, 2nd. imp. with Twelve Fairy-Fancies by E. Gertrude Thomson. a.e.g. glt. dec. bds. bkplt. tog.with For The Train. Five Poems & a Tale by Lewis Carroll. ed. Hugh J. Schonfield. London, 1932. 2nd. imp. cl. bd. in d/w. Plus Alice in Wonderland A Play. compiled by Emily Prime Delafield. Dodd, Mead & co. NY. 8vo. red. & black frontis. loss to corner of 1 pp. pict. bds. plus others. 9 £80-120

227. *JACKSON, A.E. (Ill). Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll. Garden City pub. NY. nd. 1st thus. lge. 8vo. Cold illus as listed. D/w. with loss. & upr. bd. illus. by C.A Federer. Alice Pleasance Hargreaves’ copy insc. to pastedown. £300-500

229. PEAKE, Mervyn, (ill.) The Hunting of The Snark. An Agony in Eight Fits. Zodiac Books, 1948, 4th imp. owners insc. sm 8vo. Tog.with 2 other edns. 1953, in d/w. Plus Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland & Through The Looking-Glass, Illus. by Mervyn Peake. Methuen, 1978. 1st thus. in d/w. plus others illus. by same, Plus CARROLL, Lewis Feeding The Mind, ed William H. Draper. Chatto & Windus. 1907. sm. 8vo, worn bds. plus others illus. 13 £100-200

230. SEWELL, Byron, (Ill.) The Hunting of The Snark, by Lewis Carroll, Catalpa Press, 1974. fo. ltd. edn.78/200. signed by Sewell. 16 fold out illus. and sections illustrated with Crew members faces in pocket at rear. inc. red vinyl sheet to make Baker disappear, with 2 additional fold out pages. 1 £80-120

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231. WATSON, H.D. (trans.) The Hunting of The Snark, by Lewis Carroll. Trans. into Latin Elegiacs with Trans. note appended on the inner Meaning of The Poem and Other Things, Foreword Gilbert Murray, Oxford. 1936. 1st edn. insc. by Author, 1936. untrimmed edges. glt. cl. tog.with HOLIDAY, Henry, (Ill.) The Hunting of The Snark An Agony in Eight Fits. Macmillan, 1993. Ltd. edn. 183/430. sm. fo. in slipcase. Plus The Hunting of The Snark An Agony in Eight Fits, Illus. with Nine Illustrations by same. Macmillan, 150th year. 1993. 8vo. gl. cl. 3 £100-200

232. CARROLL, Lewis, The Wasp in a Wig. A “supressed” Episode of Through The Looking-Glass & What Alice found There. Preface Martin Gardner. Macmillan, 1977. 8vo. cl. bd. in price clipped d/w. tog.with another edition The Lewis Carroll Society of North America, NY 1977. 8vo. glt. cl. 2 £40-60

235. NEWELL, Peter (Ill.) The Hunting of The Snark & Other Poems and Verses. by Lewis Carroll. Harper & Bros. 1903. 1st thus. 8vo. cold. frontis. monochrome plts. some pp uncut. dec. borders xiii 248 pp. t.e.g. 1 p loose. glt. cl £50-80

233. DIXON, Jonathan, The Hunting of the Snark, Lewis Carroll Society of North America. 1992. fo. 1st edn. insert ‘My Fairy’ by Lewis Carroll. Ltd. edn. 15/ 42. signed by Dixon. Tog.with BLAKE, Quentin, (Ill.) The Hunting of The Snark An Agony in Eight Fits. Folio Society, 1976. Dec. cl. Plus HINDER, Frank, (Ill.) The Hunting of The Snark, Carroll Foundation , slim 4to. gl. cl. plus others. 11 £80-120

236. HOLIDAY, Henry, (Ill) The Hunting of The Snark An Agony in Eight Fits by Lewis Carroll. Macmillan, 1898, 8vo. Red. glt. c. bumped. Tog.with 2 other edns. 1900 & 1916. small format, glt. leather bds. A.e.g. 3 £40-60

234. CARROLL, Lewis, The Hunting of The Snark, Macmillan, 1876. 1st edn. 8vo. fourteenth Thousand. P. 83 “Baker” instead of “Banker”. 1⁄2 tp. frontis. with tissue guard. A.e.g. pict. bds. corners bumped. split to spine. £200-300

237. CARROLL, Lewis, Our Jabberwock, Chapman & Hall, 1905/06 Bound journal ed. Brenda Girvin. 4to. 3 vols. in 2. cold. frontis with tissue guard. closed tear to tp. vol. 1 pict. 1⁄4 cl. owners insc. pencil to tp vol. 2 general wear with some loose pages. 2 £40-60

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238. CARROLL, Lewis, Rhyme? And Reason? Macmillan, 1883. 1st edn. Illus. by Arthur B. Frost and Henry Holiday. 8vo orig. green glt cl. Tog.with Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland & Through The Looking-Glass & What Alice Found There. Macmillan 1894. Ill. John Tenniel. owners insc. [Peoples Edition] Plus Phantasmagoria and Other Poems, Macmillan, 1869. 1st thus. Rear joint coming away. glt. cl. plus others. 7 £60-80

240. CARROLL, Lewis, The Tangled Tale, Macmillan, 1886, Fourth Thousand, 8vo. six illus. by Arthur B. Frost. a.e.g. glt. cl. faded. tog.with Sylvie and Bruno, Macmillan,1889. 8vo. Illus. by Harry Furniss. a.e.g. orig. red. cl. spine darkened. Plus Sylvie and Bruno Concluded, Macmillan, 1893. Ill. Harry Furniss. a.e.g. red. glt. cl. plus others. 5 £50-80

239. CARROLL, Lewis The Rectory Umbrella & Mischmasch. Cassell, 1932. 1st edn. Foreword by Florence Milner. d/w. with loss to backstrip. tog.with another edn. plus The Collected Verse of Lewis Carroll, Macmillan, 1932. 8vo. cl. bd. Plus Verses From Alice, Collins, 1945, reprint. ill. G. T. Sherwood. fo. cl. bd. in damaged d/w plus 1 other. 5 £40-60

241. * HADFIELD, Robert A. Faraday and His Metallurgical Researches , Chapman and Hall, 1931, in d/w. pres. to Mrs. Hargreaves. Tog.with a Typed letter to Mrs. Hargreaves from R. A. Hadfield offering her the gift of a miniature knife made from steel produced by Faraday. 2 £200-300

242. *CARROLL, Lewis, Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, S.W. Partridge, 1st edn. [1908]. 8vo.Illus. K.M. Roberts. Pict. bds. Tog.with 6 others pub. by same. 7 £150-250

243. RACKHAM, Arthur, (Ill) Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll. Heinemann, [1907] Ltd. edn. 261/1130. lge. 4to. t.e.g. 13 cold. plts. tipped in a.c.f. white glt. cl. upper corners bumped. £500-800

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244. DODGSON, Charles Lutwidge, * CARROLL, Lewis, The Nursery “Alice” containing Twenty coloured enlargements from Tenniel’s Illustrations from Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland with Text adapted to Nursery Readers by Lewis Carroll. Cover design by E. Gertrude Thomson, Macmillan, 1889. Peoples Edition, price two shillings enlarged and printed by Edmund Evans. Frontis. with tissue guard, loss to corner of tissue guard. 1⁄4 cl. pict. bds. bumped. (Alice profile visible p. 34) Tog.with another edition dated 1890. “price one shilling” Alice profile not visible on p. 34. bklpt. pict. cl. bumped. 2 £300-500

246. A Collection of Alice in Wonderland Editions, various Illustrators inc. Walter Anderson, Rene Cloke, Peter Weever, Tenniel , Charles Mozley and Thomas Maybank. 7 £80-120

245. POGANY, Willy, (Ill) Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll. Dutton & co. NY. 1929, 8vo. b&w. ilus. cold. pict. endpp. faded cl. Tog.with Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, Il. Gwynedd M. HUDSON. Centenary Edition. Hodder & Stoughton for Boots the Chemist. 4to. cold. plts tipped in. red glt. cl. with marks. faded spine. Plus SOWERBY, Millicent (Ill). Alice in Wonderland, Chatto & Windus, 1907. 12 cold. plts. (1 loose). pict glt. cl. plus 3 other illustrated. 6 £200-400

247. HUDSON, Gwynedd, M. (Ill.) Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, by Lewis Carroll. Hodder & Stoughton/ Boots The Chemist. [1922] 1st thus. 4to. glt. blue cl. cold. plts tipped in a.c.f. decoration black and orange. light foxing. bds. scuffed, spine faded. Tog.with SEXTON, D.R, (Ill.) John F. Shaw, [1933] 4to. cold. frontis. b& w. plts & 8 cold. plts. light foxing Pct. plt. to bd. 1⁄4 cl. 2 £80-120

248. HUDSON, Gwynedd, M. (Ill.) Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll. Boots the Chemist, 1st edn. lge. 4to. [1922] 12 cold. plts. tipped in as listed, with captioned tissue guard. Orange and black decoration. Blue glt. cl. spine faded. D/w. darkened. Tog.with RACKHAM, Arthur, (Ill.) Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, by Lewis Carroll. Heinemann, [1907] 1st trade edn. 8vo. cold plts. as listed. (2 loose). glt. cl. faded. Plus SOPER, George, (Ill.) Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, Headley Bros. nd [1911]. 6 cold. plts. tipped in a.c.f. b&w. illus in text. Pict. endpp. glt. cl. bd. with some damp to edge. 3 £200-300

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249. NEWELL, Peter (Ill.) Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, Harper & Bros. NY. 1901. 2nd edn. 8vo. Frontis. port. C.L. Dodgson.. monochrome plts. a.c.f. dec. by Robert Murray Wright. some foxing. T.e.g. glt white bds. Tog.with Through the LookingGlass, NY,1902. Plts. as listed. T.e.g. uniformly bound. Plus The Walter Scot Pub. House edn. [1908] Ill. Walter Hawes. 8vo. T.e.g. glt. dec. white bds. 3 £80-120 250. ROUNTREE, Harry, , (Ill.) Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, by Lewis Carroll. Nelson. nd. [1908] 1st thus. 4to. Frontis. & numerous cold. illus. repair to inner joint. pict. bds. bumped. Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, The Children’s Press, [1908], fo. Cold. frontis. b&w illus. light foxing Pict. bds. Tog.with another edition illus. by same, The Children’s Press, c. 1934. in d/w. 3 £50-80

251. RACKHAM, Arthur, (Ill.) Aventures D’Alice Au Pay Des Merveilles par Lewis Carroll. Hachette, Paris [1908] 8vo. cold plts. as listed. owners insc. to ffep. grey cl. bds. worn. Tog.with other Rackham Ilustrated “Alice”. 5 £50-80

252. A Special Centenary Edition. Lewis Carroll’s Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland & Through The Looking-Glass. Macmillan, 1998. Ill. Sir John Tenniel. coloured by Harry Theaker & Diz Wallis. 4to. cl. bds. in d/w. £30-50

253. GOUGH, Philip, (Ill.) The Adventures of Alice in Wonderland & Through The Looking-Glass. The Heirloom Library nd. 8 cold. illus. dec. cl. & pict. d/w. Tog.with WATSON, A.H. (Ill.) Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland & Through the Looking-Glass. Collins, 1958. cold. frontis. b&w. plts. cl. bd. price clipped d/w. Plus TENNIEL, John, (Ill) Alice in Wonderland & Through The Looking-Glass, Grosset & Dunlap. Illustrated Junior Library. Pict. bds. Plus others. 11 £200-400

254. CARROLL, Lewis, Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. Michael O’Mara. 1986. Ill. W.H. WALKER. 4to. 1⁄4 bds. pict. illus to bd. tog.with Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, Hutchinson, 2010. Ill. Peter WEEVERS 4to. in d/w. Plus 1 other. 3 £30-50

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255. ATTWELL, Mabel Lucie, (Ill) Alice in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll. Raphael Tuck & sons/McKay. c. 1910. 1⁄2 tp. cold. frontis. & plts. as listed. advts. to end. glt. cf. Tog.with another edition. Illus. by same. A.e.g. glt. dec. bds. 2 £50-80

256. ROUNTREE, Harry, (Ill) Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, The Children’s press. nd. 4to. Cold. plts. as listed. wear to hinges. pict. covered bds. Tog.with other “Alice” inc. Illus by Mabel Lucie Attwell & Bessie Pease. 5 £100-200

257. TARRANT, Margaret, W. (Illl) Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, Warn, Lock & co. Cold. plts. as listed. 4to. pict. bds. tog.with CLEMENTS, M.L. (Ill.) Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass. Hutchinson, nd. 5 cold. plts. as listed. 4to. pict. bds. loss to corner of d/w. plus other illus. “Alice”. 7 £100-200

258. RACKHAM, Arthur, (Ill) Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, with Proem by Austin Dobson, Heinemann, 1917. 3rd imp. cold plts. as listed. with captioned tissue guard. glt. bds. bumped Tog.with another edn. dated 1947. in price clipped d/w. 13 cold. plts. owners insc. to both vols. Plus one other Rackham 3 £80-120

259. GUTMANN, Bessie, (Ill.) Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, John Milne, 1908. 1st thus. cold. frontis and 9 cold. plts. b&w. illus. Illus. border to pp. tear to 1 p. Pict. bds. spines darkened and scuffed. tog.with KAY, Gertrude, A. (Ill). Original Tenniel drawings. Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, Lippincott, 8vo. [1953] cold. frontis. and 7 plts. as listed. orig. Plus other “Alice”. 8 £50-80

260. CARROLL, LEWIS, The Nursery “Alice”, Macmillan, 1979. 1st thus in assos. Godfrey Cave. slim 4to. cover des. & cold. by E. Gertrude Thomson. Pict. bds. Tog.with Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, Ill. O’KEEFE, Gavin. (Ill.) Carroll Foundation Melbourne Australia 1990 signed by O’Keefe. cl. bd. in d/w. Plus other illustrated “Alice”, inc. Charles Blackman, 1st edn. Ashman, Cloke, Tony Ross, Justin Todd. 10 £150-250

261. MOSER, Barry, (Ill.) Through the Looking-Glass and What Alice found There. Californian Press. ed. Selwyn H. Goodacre. 1983. 1st thus. in priced clipped d/w. tog.with The Hunting of The Snark, an Agony in Eight Fits. The Lewis Carroll Society of North America. 1983. Ltd. edn. 315/350 signed by ill. fo. paper covers. 2 £40-60

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262. STEADMAN, Ralph, (Ill) Alice in Wonderland, Dennis Dobson, 1967. 1st thus. insc. by illustrator. fo. in d/w. Tog.with Through The Looking-Glass and What Alice found There, MacGibbon & Kee, 1972. insc. by Steadman. Fo. cl. bd. in d/w. Plus 1 other in paperback edn. Plus The Hunting of The Snark. An Agony in Eight Fits. Ill. by same. Demsey, London, 1975. fo. in d/w. Plus The Complete Alice & The Hunting of the Snark, ilus. by same, Cape, 1986. fo. in d/w. 5 £80-120

263. KIRK,M.L. (Ill.) Through The Looking-Glass, Frederick A Stokes, NY. [1905] 8vo. cold frontis. with tissue guard. cold. plts. as listed. with b&w Tenniel Illus. pict. glt. bds. owners insc. Tog.with Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland & Through The Looking Glass & What Alice Found There. Macmillan, 1927. 8vo. eight cold. plts. by Tenniel. T.e.g. glt. rabbit to cl. 2 £40-60

264. CARROLL. Lewis. Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland & Through the Looking-Glass Grosset & Dunlap, NY. [1917] 8vo. cold. frontis. & Illustrated scenes from The Photo play produced and copyrighted by the Nonpareil Feature Film Corporation. pict. cl. Tog.with Milo Winter (Ill) Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland & Through The LookingGlass. Rand McNally & Co. 1916. 8vo. cold. frontis. & illus. endpp. owners insc. T.e.g. pict. bds. 2 £150-250

265. MOSER, Barry, (Ill) Lewis Carroll’s Alice. Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. The Penny Royal Edition, 1982, 1st edn. Notes by James R. Kincaid. Text ed. Selwyn H. Goodacre. fo. in d/w. Tog.with another paperback edition, 1982. Plus MINNION, John, (Ill.) Jabberwocky Lewis Carroll’s Poem. 1975, fo. paper covers. signed by John Minnion. Plus 2 other editions. (1 signed), Plus OVENDEN, Graham, (Ill.) 3651/364 or Humpty Dumpty from Through The Looking-Glass & What Alice Found There. Ornament Press. 1971, Ltd. edn. 128/200 signed by illustrator. 6 £80-120

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267. A Quantity of Alice in Wonderland editions, 1920-1950. including, Alice in Wonderland. Illus. Charles Pears and T.H. Robinson, Collins Clear-Type press. (1911), Alice in Wonderland, Illustrated by Millicent Sowerby, Hodder & Stoughton, 1913, sm. 8vo worn; Alice in Wonderland, Illustrated Bessie Pease, Harrap, 1929, 8vo. and others. c. 40. £200-300

266. RICHARDS, Anna M. (Ill). A New Alice in The Old Wonderland. Lippincott, Philadelphia, 1895. 8vo. 1st edn. b&w. illus. T.e.g. glt. cl. £30-50

268. CARROLL, Lewis, The Adventures of Alice in Wonderland, Collins Clear-Type press. Slim Fo. paper bds. “untearable” Tog.with Alice in Wonderland Storybook. Shaw’s Children’s Books, slim fo. paper bds. Plus The Animated Picture Book of Alice in Wonderland. Ill. Julian Wehr. The Pilot press, 1944. Plus Alice and the White Rabbit. Retold by Jacqueline Clayton. Nelson (1918) slim fo. plus others. 22 £100-200

269. A Collection of Illustrated Alice in Wonderland. Fo. pict. bds. inc. Backhouse, Maybank, Tarrant, Rado, Cloke, Weisgard etc. x14 £100-200

270. A Collection of Illustrated Alice in Wonderland. 7 £60-90

271. THEAKER, Harry & WALLIS, Diz, (Ills.) Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. Ill. Sir John Tenniel. Macmillan’s Childrens books.1995, 1st thus. Ltd. edn. 3 fo 50. signed by Diz Wallis. full cf. in slipcase. Tog.with The Nursery “Alice” Peoples Edition, Macmillan, 1889, Facsimile Edition. Ill. by E. Gertrude Thomson. pict. bds. in slipcase. Plus other “Alice” in Slipcases. Folio Society, Peter Pauper press etc. 20 £200-400

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272. A Collection of Alice In Wonderland, various Illustrators, Rountree, Bessie Pease, Mabel Lucie Attwell. 11 £60-80

273. POP-UP “Alice”, Alice in Wonderland with “Come to Life” Panorama. Illus. A.L. Bowley. cold. frontis. with tear & pop up Panorama. Raphael Tuck c. 1936. Tog.with 2 other Pop up books. 3 £30-50

274. HUDSON, Gwynedd, M. (Ill.) Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, Hodder & Stoughton. nd. [1932] lge. 4to. cold. plts pasted in as listed. Orange & black dec. glt. cl. with some water marks. to bds. Tog.with other illustrated “Alice”. 8 £60-90

275. TARRANT, Margaret W. Alice in Wonderland, Ward Lock, nd. [1929] 24 cold. plts. as. listed. some foxing. pict. bds. in d/w. (price clipped). tog.with Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, 1916. Illus. by same. 48 cold. plts a.c.f. cl. illus. bds. Plus 2 others illus. by same. 4 £50-80

276. SOPER, Eileen A. (Ill) Alice in Wonderland, Goerge G. Harrap, 1956, 4th imp. 8vo. cold. frontis. b&w illus. In d.w Tog.with others inc. ill. Tove Jansson. Delacorte press, 1978. 8vo. in d/w. 5 £40-60

277. GASSON, Roy, ed. The Illustrated Lewis Carroll, Dorset, 1978. reprint. cl. bds. in d/w. Tog.with CHANCELLOR PRESS, The Complete Illustrated Works of Lewis Carroll. London, 1982. 1st thus. 4to. dec. bds. plus other Lewis Carroll. 11 £40-60

278. WATSON, A.H. (Ill.) Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking-glass. Collins, 1939, 1st thus. cl. bds. in d/w. with loss tog.with Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland illus. Harry Riley. Barron, 1946. 3rd edn. slim 8vo. in d/w. plus others. 7 £70-80

279. DODGSON, Charles, Lutwidge, Lewis Carroll’s Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, Facsimile Edition of first edn. pub. for Members of The Book League on America, 1941. sm 8vo. ill. John Tenniel. orig. glt. red. cl marked. Tog.with Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, Lee & Shepard, Boston, 1872. b&w. illus. by John Tenniel. pict. bds. worn. Plus NEWELL, Peter, Ill. Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, Harper Bros. nd. [1920] cold. plts. as. listed. cl. bd. pict. illus. to upr. bd. Plus others. 11 £80-120

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280. SOPER, George, (ill) Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, Allen & Unwin. 1948, 2nd. edn. cl. bd. D/w. with sm. tear. tog.with DYER, Gil. (Ill) Alice in Wonderland, Foulsham, nd. [1950] 5 cold. plts. cl. bds. in d/w. Plus other “Alice” edns. in dustwrappers. 14 £100-200

281. DORE, Guy, (Ill) Alice in Wonderland, Hamlyn, 1970. cold. illus. Gold Star Library, pict. bds. Tog.with Other small format “Alice” books, Little Barefoot Books, Brockhampton Book co. Story Box Classics, etc. 32 £70-90

282. A Collection of “Alice” Illustrated Classics, Children’s Treasury, Classic History. Illus. by John Tenniel. 10 £50-80

283. CARROLL, Lewis, Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland & Through The Looking-Glass and What Alice Found There. Ill. John Tenniel, Macmillan New Children’s Edition, 1991/1992. 2 volumes. re issued for 125th Anniversay of Macmillan’s publication of “Alice”. Cold. & b&w. illus. cl. bds. in d/ws Tog.with 2 volumes of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and Through The Looking, Books of Wonder, Morrow, 1992/1993 8vo. A.e.g. glt. cl. and d/ws. 4 £40-60

284. FOLKARD, Charles (Ill) Songs From Alice in Wonderland and Through The Looking-glass . Words by Lewis Carroll. Music by Lucy E. Braodwood. A.&.C. Black. 1921. fo. cold. plts. tipped in as listed. Pict. endpp. 1⁄2 leather dec. bds. corners. scuffed. tog.with LEHMANNN, Liza (music) Nonsense Songs From Alice in Wonderland, Chappell, 1908. fo. pict. covers. spine scuffed. Plus Songs From Alice in Wonderland, Music by H. Fraser-Simson. Intro. A.A. Milne. Illus. by John Tennel, Methuen, 1932. sm. fo. in d/w. plus other music related. 15 £50-80

285. OXENBURY, Helen, (Ill). Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, by Lewis Carroll. Walker Books 1999/ 3rd imp. in d/w. 4to. tog.with HUDSON, Gwynedd, M. Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, Bracken books, 1985. 4to. in d/w. plus 3 others. 5 £30-50

286. CARROLL, Lewis, Alice in Wonderland, Sam’l Gabriel sons, NY. The “Storyland” Series, 1916. 8vo. 4 cold. plts. pict cl. Tog.with other illus. “Alice”, and Treasuries. 7 £40-60

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287. [PEOPLES EDITION] Sylvie and Bruno, by Lewis Carroll, Macmillan, 1999. Ill. Harry Furniss. pict. cl. Tog.with The Story of Sylvie and Bruno, Macmillan, 1904. Ill. by same. ppict. cl. Plus Sylvie and Bruno, Mercury House, 1991. ill. Renee Flower. 4to. 1⁄4 cl. in d/w Plus Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland & Through the Looking-Glass & what Alice found There. by Lewis Carroll. Ill. John Tenniel. Macmillan 1916. faded green cl. owners insc. and others. 6 £30-50

288. A Collection of Illustrated Alice in Wonderland, mainly fo. 13 £40-60 289. A Similar Lot. £30-50

290. A QUANTITY OF Alice in Wonderland Books, Various illustrators, 8vo. all in d/ws. Ward, Lock, Nelson, Blackie, The Blue Book Library etc. 18 £80-120 292. A Collection of “Alice” Everyman Library, Nelson, etc. 26 £40-60 293. A Quantity of Alice In Wonderland Books, various publishers. 8vo. c 30 £100-200

Lot 292

291. DISNEY, Walt. (press) Alice in Wonderland Dean & Co. 1951. fo. owners insc. pict. endpp & bds. lacking pict. spine. tog.with Walt Disney’s Alice in Wonderland, Collins, adapted by Al Dempster. Fo. paper covers. Plus Alice in White Rabbit’s House. Disney, 1980. Gallery Books, card.pp. Plus other Disney, plus STEVENSON, & Co. (pub). Alice in Wonderland Book of Pictures and Post cards for Painting. 12 Postcards designed by Clarke & Sherwell, Northampton, nd. Plus other colouring, cut-out, and sticker books. c30 £80-120

294. CARROLL, Lewis. Novelty of Romancement A Story by Lewis Carroll. Intro. Randolph Edgar. Brimmer & co. 1925. 8vo. 1st edn. 1⁄4 cl. scuffed. Tog.with Phantasmagoria, by Lewis Carroll, Macmillan, 1929, reprint. illus. by Arthur B. Frost. glt. cl. in d/w. Plus The Hunting of The Snark An Agony in Eight fits. Macmillan, 1916. Ill. Henry Holiday sm. 8vo. glt. cl. plus other “Alice” related. 9 £50-80 295. No Lot

296. CARROLL, Lewis, Through The Looking-Glass, Peter Pauper Press. iinc. NY. 8vo. Ill. John Tenniel. nd. dec. bds. Tog.with The Walrus and The Carpenter & Other Poems, by Lewis Carroll. Ill. Gerald Rose. Dutton, NY. 1968 Oblong slim 4to. in d/w Plus Jabberwocky, Warne, 1977. 1st thus. in d/w. Ill. Jane Breskin Zalben with Annotations by Humpty Dumpty. Plus other Illustrated Lewis Carroll. 24 £80-120

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297. DOMINQUEZ, Angel, (Ill.) Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, NY, 1996. fo. in d/w. tog.with A Collection of “Alice” illus. Eric Kincaid and others. 22 £100-200

298. A COLLECTION of “Alice” Pop-Up books. 14 £40-60 299. A QUANTITY of Paperbacks. All “Alice” related books. £80-120 300. A QUANTITY of Miscellaneous hardback “Alice” books. £100-200 301. A Similar Lot £100-200

304. CARROLL, Lewis, The Complete Illustrated Works, ed. Edward Guiliano. Anenel Books NY 4to. in d/w. tog.with other collected works of Lewis Carroll., inc. Nonesuch Press. 8 £50-80 305. CARROLL, Lewis, Through the Looking-Glass and What Alice Found There. Macmillan, 1940. Ill. Sir John Tenniel. 8vo. ec. cl. worn. D/w. with tear. Tog.with other similar Macmillan editions plus Caxton Junior Classics Alice in Wonderland. 13 £100-200 306. A QUANTITY of Illustrated “Alice” some modern leather bindings. etc. £50-80

Lot 306

302. A Miscellaneous Collection of “Alice” books, hardbacks, and Paperbacks. c50 £50-80

303. CARROLL, Lewis, The Complete Works with Tenniels Drawings. The Nonesuch Press, 1939, 1st edn. Intro. Alexander Woollcott. cl. bds. faded, with d/w, tog.with another copy, dated 1940. 2nd imp. leather bds. Plus The Complete Illustrated Lewis Carroll, Wordsworth edition, 1991. lge. 4to. ill. Tenniel. cl. bds. plus 2 others. 4 £40-60

307. A Small Collection of “Alice”. Mighty Midgets No. 45, Gullivers Little Books No. 2. etc. 9. £40-60 308. WARD, LOCK, & co. (pub.) Art Needlework. A Complete Manual of Embroidery in Silks & Crewels... inc. an Alice in Wonderland pattern. Fo. cl. bds. Tog.with SMITH, Ruth. L. Alice in Wonderland’s Cook Book. Facsimile of original 1950 copy. Ltd. edn. 042/500. 1971. plus HUTCHINGSON, Margaret & COOK, Dora, Toys From Alice in Wonderland, Mills & Boon, 1979. 4to. in d/w. plus similar interest. 11 £30-50 309. COHEN, Martin, N. Reflections in A Looking Glass, A Centennial Celebration of Lewis Carroll. Photographer, Aperture, 1998. fo. in d/w. Tog.with GARDNER Martin, More Annotated Alice, Ill. Peter Newell. Random House, NY. 1990. 1st edn. Fo. in d/w. Plus SIMPSON, Roger, Sir John Tenniel Aspects of His Work. Assoc. Univ. Press. 1994. f. in d/w. plus 2 others. 5. £50-80

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Lot 309

310. CARROLL, Lewis, Alice in Wonderland. Harrap, 1947. 1st thus. Ill. Eileen A Soper. 8vo. in d/w. cl. sunned. tog.with Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland & Through The Looking Glass. Ill. John Tenniel. Rainbow Classics. Collins, 1974. owners. ink insc. pict. bds. Plus RACKHAM, Arthur, (Ill.) Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. Heinemann, 1974. reprint in d/w. plus other “Alice”. 10 £150-250

311. NELSON, Doubleday. (pub). Best in Children’s Books, NY. 1958. 8vo. in d/w. tog.with HEATH, Peter, ed. The Philosopher’s Alice. Academy Edition. London, Oblong 8vo. in d/w. Plus BOWERN, Cathy. A Looking-Glass Sequel. Ill. Brian Puttock, Angorana, 1993. in d/w. signed by author. Plus ERNST, Morris. L. Pandect of C.L.D. Peter Pauper Press. 1965. 1st edn. in d/w. 8vo. plus Under the Quizzing Glass. Magpie press, 1972. 8vo. singed by eds. ltd. edn. No. 1 of 400. cl. bds. plus others. 15 £200-300

315. MASON, Frank H. & POCOCK, Noel (Ill.) Alice in Holidayland. A Parody in Prose, Verse, and Pictures. Perpetrated with Apologies to The Immortal Originals of Lewis Carroll & John Tenniel. nd. Text by F. W. Martindale. cold. illus. as liste. pict. covers. 1 £30-50

316. MASON, Frank H, & POCOCK, Noel, Alice in Holidayland. A Parody in Prose, Verse and Pictures. Perpetrated with Profound aplogies to Lewis Carroll adn Sir John Tenniel. Text by Maritndale, 8vo. cold plts. as listed upr. bd det. Tog.with 2nd. edn of same. 2 £30-50

312-314. No Lot 317. JAMBON, Jean, Our Trip to Blunderland, Backwood, 1877. 2nd edn. Ill. Charles Doyle 8vo. b&w. frontis. & illus. a.e.g. glt. cl. worn. tog.with Adventures in Hiveland, by Frank Stevens, Hutchinson, 1903. b&w Illus. by L. A. Sargent. glt. pict. cl. bumped. Plus The Wallypug in Fog-Land by G.E. Farrow. Pearson, 1904. b&w illus. by Alan Wright. A.e.g. glt. pict. cl. Plus John Bull’s Adventures in The Fiscal Wonderland, by Charles Greake and F. Carruthers Gould. Ill. by F.C.G. Methuen 1904. 8vo. glt. cl. plus 2 other parodies. 6 £50-80

318. WYATT, Horace, M. Alice in Motorland, London, “The CarIllustrated “ Ltd. 1904. 1st edn. Drawings by Charles R. Sykes. sm. 8vo. b&w. illus. pict. cl. 1 £30-50

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319. ANGOLD, Harry, L. ed. The Snark’s Winter Annual, 1910-11. London, Illustrated by Starr Wood (“ The Snark”) loss to spine. Tog.with Jabberwocky Re-versed and Other Guinness Versions, Dublin, 1935. illus. paper covers, Tenniel Illus. Plus Alice Aforethought, Guinness Carrolls for 1938. Illus. Groves-Raines. paper bds. Plus Alice’s Adventures in Liberty Land, Libertyland, Market Harborough. slim booklet, paper covers. plus 2 other Guinness pub. 7 £50-80

320. GIBSON, Rowland R. Patsy in Willow-Pat Land. Duckworth, 1916. Ill. Maud Tindal Atkinson. 8vo. pict. bds. bumped. Tog.with HERBERTSON Agnes Grozier, Teddy and Trots in Wonderland. War Lock, 1910. 1st edn. ill. Thomas Maybank. pict. cl. Plus FARROW, G.E. The Wallypug of Why. Frowde/ Hodder & Stoughton. A New Edition. 8vo. pict. cl. plus other “Alice” Parody. 16 £50-80

321. A COLLECTION of “Alice” Parody. 21 £40-60

322. GIRVIN, Brenda, Round Fairyland with Alice. Wells Gardner, Darton & co. 1948. Ill. Lindsay Cable. cl. bds. in price clipped d/w. with some loss. tog.with WILSON, Yates. More ‘Alice’ Boardman, 1959, 8vo. in d/w. owners insc. Plus BlackAlice, by Thom Demijohn, Doubleday, 1968. cl. bds. in d/w plus 5 others. 8 £60-90

323. WRAGG, Arthur, (text & Ill.) Alice Through The Paper-Mill. Privately printed by C.H. FOYLE. 1940 for private circulation. slim 4to. 1 ⁄4 cl. sm. damp mark to cover. tog.with FIELD, Richard M. Alice’s Adventures in Atomland in the Plastic Age. A Stark Fantasy by Daddy Dumps alias Humpty Dumpty. Faulkner and Field, 1949. Pres. copy insc. by author. 8vo. paper bds. (cut to upper bd. and ffep). Plus BOUSFIELD, Guy, In search of Alice Being the Adventures of William in Underland. Temple press. signed by author. 1st edn. nd. Illus. by B. Biro. in d/w. Plus other Parody. 20 £100-200

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324. LEWIS, Caroline, Clara in Blunderland with Forty Illustrations by S.R. (J. Stafford Ransom) Heinemann, March 1902. 8vo. /12 tp. 2nd imp. Tog.with Lost in Blunderland, Heinemann, 1903. 8vo. uniformly bd. green pict. cl. Plus HATTER, M.A.D. The Latest Adventures in Wonderland. Illustrated by J. Abberwock [1950] b&w plts. slim 4to. owners insc. 1⁄4 cl. plus LINTON, Jehne, (Ill.) Alice in Plunderland. by Loris Carllew.(Pseud.) Eveleigh Nash, London, 1910. slim 4to. paper covers. 4 £50-80

325. ROY, Lillian, Elizabeth, Alice in Beeland, Cupples & Leon, NY. 1919. Cold. pict. bds. Ill. Julia Green. 8vo. Tog.with Elsie’s Adventures in Insect Land. by Gertrude P. Dyer. Ward. 1882. 8vo. school prize bkplt. glt. pict. cl. Plus Sylvia in Flowerland, by Linda Gardiner, Seeley, 1899. ill. H.E. Butler, 8vo. bkplt. pict. cl . plus 2 others. 5 £40-60

326. BOWMAN, Isa, The Story of Lewis Carroll. Told for Young People by The Real Alice in Wonderland. Dent. 1899. 8vo. frontis. port. photogravure illus. as listed. glt. cl. tog.with HASSALL, John (Ill). Alick’s Adventures written by G.R. Longman, 1902. 8vo. full glt. cl. Church Schools company ltd. stmp. to upr. bd. marbled edges. 2 £40-60

328. RAE, John, New Adventures of “Alice” Volland Co. Chicago, 1917. Illus. by same. Glt pict. bds. 1⁄2 cl. 4to. Tog.with KLINE,Jim ed. Alice’s Adventures in Westerland, by the June Class, West High pub. cl. Minneapolis, 1932. fo. in d/w. by J. Alarik. With portraits and signatures of the contributors. Plus WAGHORNE, Arthur, Through A Peer Glass, Hodder and Stoughton, 1908. Ill. David Wilson. 4to. frontis. det. pict. bds. Plus other Parody. 18 £150-250

327. MANNERS, Mary,E. The Bishop and Other Caterpillars, (As Recited by Mr. Brandram) and Other Pieces. Clarke, 1892. 8vo. soft. cl. bds. Tog. with EWARTS R.C. Alice’s Adventures in Cambridge. Ill. E.L. Barron. Havard Lampoon, 1913. b&w illus. 67pp. paper covered bds. Plus Frankie in Wonderland, Dutton, 1934, by a Tory. Booklet. Plus BARKER, B. Leslie, All us Through The Magnifying Glass. A Congress Carroll. Lincoln, 1955. pres. copy, signed by author. Plus other parody. 12 £100-200

329. No Lot

330. CARROLL, Lewis, Elisi Katika Nchi Ya Ajabu. Trans. E.V. St. Lo Conan-Davies. (Alice in Wonderland in Swahili) The Shela Press, 1940. 8vo. with 2 related typed letters from editor of “Miscellany” Manchester Guardian, cl. bds. worn. 1 £30-50 For more details on how to place a bid go to mallams.co.uk

331. DODGSON, Charles Lutwidge, “Lewis Carroll”, Alice’s Abenteuer im Wunderland Aus Dem Englifchen von Anotonie Zimmermann. Leipzig [1869] Ill. John Tenniel. a.e.g. 8vo. some pencil and crayon annot. ex. lib. green glt. cl. worn. Tog.with Alice im Wunderland Mit Zeichnungen und Aquarellen von Robert Hogfeldt. Zurich, [1947] ex. lib. glt. cl. 2 £80-120 332. CARROLL, Lewis, Alice in Wunderland, Verlag Friedrich Middelhauve Opladen, 1959, fo. Trans. Kurt Schrey. Illus. Wiltraut Jaspers Holzschnitte. 1⁄4 cl. in d/w. with sm. loss tog.with HOFFMAN UND CAMPE, pub. Eine Huldigung an Lewis Carroll, Hamburg. 1993. Fo. Nachwort von Roger Willemsen. Plus The German Alice An Annotated Bibliography. Privately printed Dormund 2005. Ltd. edn. 58/100 signed by eds. plus other German “Alice”. £50-80

Lot 331

333. RACKHAM, Arthur, (Ill). Nel Paese Delle Meraviglie di Lewis Carroll Illustrato Da Arturo Rackham. Fatto Italiano Da Emma C. Cagli. Istituto Italiano D’Arti Grafiche Editore nd. [19080. Fo. Cold. plts tipped in with tissue guard. T.e.g. some foxing to endpp. & tissue guard. glt. cl. Tog.with 1 other reprint 1983. with 13 Rackham illustrated cards. 2 £150-250 334. RICCI, Franco Maria, (ed). Le Bambine Di Carroll. Foto e Lettere de L. Carroll a Mary, Alice, Irene, Agrese....... Parma, 1974. Fo. in slipcase. Ltd. end. 1754. 40 tipped in prints. £50-80

335. A COLLECTION of Illustrated Italian Alice ne Paesa delle Meraviglie. Some paperbacks. c 15 £50-80 336. A COLLECTION of French “Alice” Tog.with Danish, Norwegian, Finnish, Swedish and Dutch translations. 17 £50-80

337. A QUANTITY of Russian “Alice” translations. C40 £40-60 338. A COLLECTION OF “Alice” translations, Czech, Romanian, Polish, Turkish, Bulgarian, Hungarian, Slovenian. c15 £40-60

339. SHEPPARD, Nancy (trans.) Alitji in Dreamland. Alitjinya Ngura Tjukurmankuntjala, Simon & Schuster, 1991. oblong fo. Aboriginal & English Text. Illus. Donna Leslie. in d/w. Tog.with 2 other copies. 3 £30-60

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340. A COLLECTION of French Alice au Pays Des Merveilles . trad. de M-M Fayet. Nelson, Paris, 1938. 8vo. in d/w. tog.with Alys Divagation Onirique inspiree par Alice Au Pays Des Merveilles de Lewis Carroll. Frederic Delanglade, et Joseph Foret. 1963. Ltd. edn. 309. Plus La Chase au Snark Agonie en huit Crises. Trad. Henri Parisot. Paris, 1940. paper covers. plus other French “Alice”. £50-80 341. A COLLECTION OF Spanish language “Alice” translations, also, Portuguese and Mexican. £40-60 342. A QUANTITY OF Japanese and Chinese Translations of Alice in Wonderland . c40 £60-90

343. A Small Collection of Greek Translations of Alice in Wonderland. 10 £40-60

346. A COLLECTION of 13 Foreign language “Alice”, mainly Hebrew translation. 13 £40-60 347. A COLLECTION of Spanish translations of “Alice” 32 £50-80

344. PITMAN, Guilbert, Alice’s Adventues in Wonderland, Lewis Carroll’s Delightful Fantasy in Pitman’s Shorthand, Shorthand Library No. 1909. paper bds. wornh. Tog.with GREGG, pub. co. Alice in Wonderland printed in Gregg shorthand nd. 8vo. pict. cl. Plus KEARNEY, E.L. Trans. La Aventuroj de Alicio en Mirlando. Illus Brinsley Le Fanu. British Espiranto Assoc. 1910. 8vo. paper bds. Plus Welsh and Cornish Translations. 9 £40-80

Lot 342

345. CARRUTHERS, Clive Harcourt. trans. Alicia in Terra Mirabili. Macmillan, 1964. 8vo. in d/w. Latin Text. glt. cl. tog.with Alicae Per Speculum Transitus. trans. by same. Macmillan, 1966. 8vo. cl. bds. in d/w. Plus 1 other. 3 £40-60

348. CARROLL, Lewis, Alice Au Pays Des Merveilles et a Travers Le Miroir. Librairie Delagrave, Paris, 1941. Fo. 8th end. Illus. de A. Pecoud. Silver glt. pict. bds. Tog.with Alice Au Pays Des Merveilles, Flammarion, 1949, fo in d/w. Traduction de Guy Tredez, Illus. D’ Adrienne Segur. Damp. mark to d/w. 2 £50-80

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349. WILLIAMS, Sidney Herbert & MADAN, Falconer, The Lewis Carroll Handbook. Revised, Crutch. Dawson, 1979. 8vo. in d/w. tog.with HATCH, Evelyn,M. A Selection From THe Letters of Lewis Carroll to his Child-Friends. Macmillan, 1933. 8vo. cl. bd. Plus LOVETT, Charles C. & Stephanie, B. Lewis Carrolls’s Alice. An Annotated Checklist of The Lovett Collection. Meckler, 1990. 4to. cl. bd. plus 2 others. 5 £150-250

350. DODGSON, Stuart Collingwood, ed. The Lewis Carroll Pictures Book. T. Fisher Unwin, 1899, 8vo T.e.g. glt. cl. Tog.with GREEN Roger Lancelyn, ed. The Diaries of Lewis Carroll. Cassell, 1953. 1st edn. in 2 vols. 8vo. 1⁄2 cf. bds. glt. spines. 3 £50-80

351. WILLIAMS, Sidney Herbert, A Bibliography of The Writings of Lewis Carroll, (Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, M.A. ) “The Bookman’s Journal” London, 1924. Ltd. edn. 179/700 Tall 8vo. 1⁄4 cl. tog.with 2 others. 3 £40-60

352. LOVETT, Charles, C. & Stephanie, B. Lewis Carroll’s Alice. An Annotated Checklist of The Lovett Collection. Meckler, 1990. Signed by author. 4to. cl. bds. tog.with FORDYCE, Rachel, Lewis Carroll. A Reference Guide. Hall, Boston, 1988. 8vo. cl. bd. plus other Bibliography. 7 £80-120

354. A Collection of Lewis Carroll Biography. 17 £40-60

355. DE LA MARE, Walter, Lewis Carroll, Faber, 1942. 1st thus in d/w. 8vo. bkplt. Burton W.F. Trafton. cl. bds. Tog.with REED,Langford, The Life of Lewis Carroll, Foyle, 1932. 1st edn. 8vo. 1⁄4 cl. bds. Plus BECKER LENNON, Florence, Lewis Carroll, A Biography, Cassell, 1947. 8vo. in dw. plus one other. 4 £40-60

353. LOVETT, Charles C. & Stephanie B. Lewis Carroll’s Alice. An Annotated Checklist of The Lovett collection. Meckler. 1990. 4to. cl. bd. signed by author. tog.with LOVETT, Charles C. Alice-on -Stage. Meckler, 1990. 4to. glt. cl. Plus other Bibliography. 10 £80-120

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356. PUNCH, 2 volumes 1917. 1951. fo. with related Alice Interest. tog.with The Bookman Special Christmas Number, 1922. Hodder & Stoughton. fo. with The Bookman Portfolio containing 3 plates coloured by Gwynedd M. Hudson. 1922. Plus others 7

357. COLLINGWOOD, Stuart, Dodgson, The Life and Letters of Lewis Carroll. (Rev. C.L. Dodgson) T.Fisher Unwin, 1889, 8vo. 1⁄2 tp. frontis. port of Carroll. Advt. to rear. dec. endpp. glt. bds. spine sunned. tog.with WAKELING, Edward, ed. Lewis Carroll’s Diaries. The Private Journals of Charles Lutwidge Dodgson. The Lewis Carroll Society, 1993-1999. in 5 vols. signed by editor. 8vo. in d/ws. plus 1 other. 8 £70-90

358. COTT, Jonathan, ed. Beyond The Looking-Glass. Extraordinary Works of Fairy Tales and Fantasy. Hart-Davis, MacGibbon, 1973. 1st thus. in d/w. 4to. tog.with Rhys, Ernest ed. A Book of Non-sense and other Absurdities by Edward Lear, Lewis Carroll and others. Dent, 1927, 8vo. cl. bd. Plus others with reference to “Alice” 17

359. ARIS, Ernest (Ill) Famous Animal Tales, Harrap, 1935. 1st thus. 4to. in d/w. pict. cl. bds. Tog.with MAIS, S.P.B. Delight in Books, Wheaton, 1934. 3rd edn. cl. bd. 8vo. plus LINCOLN, Reuben, Pecker The SuperBird or the Cave of Delights. Serjeants press, 1948. Ill. Marie Chant. 4to. cl.bd in d/w. with small loss. Plus other “Alice” reference. 19 £40-60

360. MUNRO, Hector, H. (“Saki”) The Westminster Alice, Ill. F. Carruthers Gould. Westminster Gazette, 1902. paper covers. Tog.with ADAMS, Marion L. Alice in Wonderland. A Fairy Tale Play in Three Scenes. Books For Bairns, Stead’s Pub. 1915. plus HUDSON, Derek, Lewis Carroll, Longman, Bibliographical Series, 1958. signed by Hudson plus a collection of booklets relating to Alice in Wonderland, c30 £50-80

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361. SCOTT, Clement (ed). The Theatre A Monthly Review of Drama, Music, and The Five Arts. New Series. Vol. XIV. JulyDecember. 1889. London, 1889, 4to. lgt. bds. with “Alice” reference tog.with FURNISS, Harry, The Confessions of a Caricaturist. Fisher Unwin, 1901. 1st edn. 4to. cl. faded & bumped. Plus 2 bound volumes of The Strand, 1898 & 1910. with Lewis Carroll reference. 9 £40-60

362. GARDINER, Martin, (ed) The Annotated Alice. Ill John Tenniel. Fo. 1975. 1st thus. ex. lib . ind/w. Tog.with CLARK, Anne, The Real Alice. Lewis Carrol’s Dream Child. Michael Joseph, 1980 1st edn. in d/w. Plus GERNSHEIM, Helmut. Lewis Carroll Photographer, Parrish, 1849. 8vo. in d/w. plus others relating to “Alice” Illustrators. 17 £50-80

363. MADAN, Falconer, (ed). The Lewis Carroll Centenary in London, 1932. The Old Court House, London, 1932. 8vo. Ltd. edn. 133/400. in d/w. tog.with 1st paperback edn. Plus WAKELING, Edward, (ed.) The Oxford Pamphlets, Leaflets and Circulars of Charles Lutwidge Dodgson. Lewis Carroll Society, 1993. 8vo in 2 vols. signed by ed. cl. bd. glt. labels. plus IMHOLTZ, August, A. & LOVETT, Charlie, In Memoriam Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, 1832-1898. Obituaries of Lewis Carroll & Related Pieces. Lewis Carroll Society, 1989. Frontis. by Barry Moser. bkplt. of Centenary Christchurch Dinner Oxford, signed by editors. cl. bds. plus 1 other. 6 £80-120

364. COHEN, Martin, N. ed. The Letters of Lewis Carroll, with Assistance of Roger Lancelyn Green. OUP. 1979. in 2 vols. 4to. in worn slipcase. cl. bd. tog.with Lewis Carroll, Interviews & Recollections. ed. by same. Macmillan, 1989. 8vo. in d/w. plus other Lewis Carroll biography and related subject. c30 £40-80

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OXFORD AUTHORS, CHILDRENâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S BOOKS INCLUDING LEWIS CARROLL, & MODERN FIRST EDITIONS LOTS 367 - 485

367. CARROLL, Lewis, Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. Humphrey Milford. London, nd. Ill. A.E. Jackson. 4to. cold. frontis. Illus. tp. 1⁄2 tp. with ink mark. some nicks to pp. hinges worn. T.e.g. glt. pict. cl. £30-50

368. RACKHAM, Arthur, (Ill.) Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. Heinemann, nd. Ltd. edn. 256/1130. A Proem by Austin Dobson. Fo. cold. plts. tipped in as listed. captioned tissue guard. T.e.g. Pict. endpp. darkened. untrimmed edges. glt. white bds. worn, spine darkened. £300-400

369. DODGSON, Charles Lutwidge, “Lewis Carroll”, Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, Ill. John Tenniel, Macmillan, 1867. seventh Thousand, 8vo. frontis. with tissue guard. hinges weak. A.e.g. glt. bds. bumped. £80-120

370. RACKHAM, Arthur, (Ill.) Alice’s Adventure’s in Wonderland, by Lewis Carroll, Heinemann, nd. (frontis. coloured in). Tog.with The Wasp in A Wig, Macmillan, slim 8vo. in d/w. Plus The Story of Sylvie and Bruno, by same. Macmillan, 1910. 2nd edn. pict. cl. 8vo. plus others. 5 £60-80

371. 2 Mounted prints from Alice in Wonderland Illustrated by Marjorie Torry, dated 1955. 17x23cm £30-50

372. JOE MACHINE, (1973 - ) Alice Meets The Cheshire Cat. Acrylic on Canvas. 41cm x 51cm . First in Alice in Wonderland Series. £1000-2000

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373. JOE MACHINE (1973 - ) Alice Meets the Duchess. Acrylic on Canvas. 30cm x 80cm. The Duchess as a Grotesque figure, holding a changeling baby. Alice hold in a book behind her back. £1000-2000 374. JOE MACHINE (1973 - ) Alice with the Cheshire Cat in a Tree. Acrylic on Canvas 61cm x77cm. Alice pouring milk out into a bowl The Cat depicted as a Dinofelis a prehistoric killer of primates, the modern relative being a Leopard, creating a balance of innocence and menace. £1000-2000

375. A Boxed Set of Alice in Wonderland LANTERN SLIDES. 24 Numbered slides. No. 24 cracked. The Houghton Butcher MFG Co. Ltd. London. £60-90

376. A FRAMED PRINT of The Mad Tea-Party. NO. 4. Macmillan & co. c. 57x80cm. £300-500

377. A Collection of “Alice” Menu Cards, depicting characters from Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. Hand cold. illus. 16 cards. £50-80

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378. DODGSON, Charles Lutwidge, “Lewis Carroll”, Alice’s Adventures Underground, Macmillan & NY, 1886. 1st edn. being a facsimile of the Original Ms. Book afterwards developed into “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland”. slim 8vo. A.e.g. illus. by author. red. cl. faded. 1 £80-120

379. DODGSON, Charles Lutwidge, “Lewis Carroll”. A Tangled Tale, Macmillan 1885. 1st edn. slim 8vo. 1⁄2 tp. b&w frontis. & illus by Arthur B. Frost. A.e.g. glt. cl. faded spine. Tog.with Sylvie & Bruno, Macmillan, 1898, 1st edn. ill. Harry Furniss. 8vo. A.e.g. glt. bds. worn. With an inserted ms. note . pres. a gift to “little Alice” on her 7th birthday from her grandmother. (Alice Mallam), plus Sylvie & Bruno Concluded, 1893, glt cl. faded. plus other “Alice” mixed condition. 7 £80-120

380. COLLINGWOOD, Stuart Dodgson (ed). The Life and Letters of Lewis Carroll. (Rev. C.L. Dodgson) Fisher Unwin, 1898. 1st edn. T.e.g. green glt cl. faded. Owners insc. Alice Mallam 1898. (Mallam Family understood to be a family friend of Prof. Dodgson, taking tea at Christchurch College.). Tog.with The Lewis Carroll Picture Book, ed. by same. Fisher Unwin, 1899. T.e.g. glt. cl. (with inserted note to Ursula Mallam from her mother 1917.) 2 £40-60

381. CARROLL, Lewis, The Hunting of The Snark An Agony in Eight Fits. with Nine Illustrations by Henry Holiday. Macmillan, 1876, 1st edn. sm. 8vo. 1⁄2 tp. b&w. illus. with tissue guard. 1 p. advts. A.e.g. Pict. cl. split to spine. 1 £100-200

382. DODGSON, Charles Lutwidge, “Lewis Carroll” Rectory Umbrella and Mischmasch, Cassell, 1932, 1st edn. ex. Lib. new endpp. and Lib. bkpt. cl. bd. Tog.with a booklet relating to Carroll and Daresbury. 2 £30-50

383. CARROLL, Lewis, Rhyme? and Reason?, Macmillan, 1883. 1st edn. Illus. Arthur B. Frost and Henry Holiday. 8vo. b&w frontis. with tissue guard and plts. glt cl. bumped. £40-60

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384. BRANGWYN, Frank, (Ill.) The Rubaiyat of Omar Kayyam, Foulis, 1919, 1st thus. from trans. by Fitzgerald. 4to. 15 cold. plts. tipped in. Decorative borders to text by Brangwyn. Dec. cl. £30-50

388. MILNE, A.A. Winnie-The Pooh, Methuen, 1926. 1st edn. 1⁄2 tp. pict. endpp. Glt. leather bds. spine faded. sm. 8vo. 2 tears to lwr. bd. £150-250

385. GALLICO, Paul, The Snow Goose, Ill. Peter Scott. Michael Joseph, 1946. Ltd. edn. 369/570. signed by author and artist. slim 4to. in d/w. £150-250 386. A Collection of Enid Blyton books. £30-50

389. MILNE, A.A. Now We Are Six. Dutton, 1927, 1st American Edition. signed by A.A. Milne on tp. & insc. by Christopher Robin Milne to Dr. Balckie on 1⁄2 tp. in child’s hand. cl. bds. cl. bds. some marks to spine. 1 £200-400

387. RACKHAM, Arthur, (Ill.) Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens, by J. M. Barrie, Hodder and Stoughton, 1909, 6th edn. 4to. 50 cold. plts. tipped in with captioned tissue guard. Glt cl bds. £150-250

390. RACKHAM, Arthur (Ill.) Grimm’s Fairy Tales, Constable, 1909. lge. 4to. Trans. Mrs. Edgar Lucas. 1⁄2 tp. det. Frontis. & tipped in cold. plts with captioned tissue guard as listed. b&w. illus. in text. Pict. endpp. glt. cl. spine faded & scuffed. Tog.with Rip Van Winkle, by Washington Irving. Ill. by Rackham, Heinemann, 1907. 51 plts. tipped in. (1 extra). insc. ‘To Joey from her Uncle Arthur on her sixteenth birthday.’ Glt. cl. Plus Undine, by De La Motte Fouque, Trans. W.L. Courtney. Illus. by Arthur Rackham. Heinemann, 1909. 4to. cold. plts. tipped in. (lacking 1). glt. cl. scuffed. 3 £300-500

391. GRAHAME, Kenneth, The Golden Age, John Lane, 1915. Illus. by R.J. Enraght-Moony. 4to. cold. plts as listed some foxing. advts to rear. T.e.g. pict. endpp. glt. dec. cl. Tog.with MAETERLINCK, Maurice, The Blue Bird. A Fairy Play in Six Acts. Methuen, 1911. lge. 4to. 1st illus. edn. 25 illus. by F Cayley Robinson. (5 with creased corners). hinges weak. glt. cl. worn. 2 £60-80 For more details on how to place a bid go to mallams.co.uk

392. RACKHAM, Arthur, (Ill.)Tales From Shakespeare, by Charles and Mary Lamb. Dent/Dutton, 1909. 4to. Cold. plts. as listed. glt. cl. bds. Tog.with SOWERBY, Gitta, Poems of Childhood, illustrated by Millicent Sowerby. Hodder and Stoughton, nd. owners insc. 1912. T.e.g. 1⁄4 cl. bd. Plus 2 others. 4 £80-120

393. POTTER, Beatrix, The Tale of Benjamin Bunny, Frederick Warne, dated 1904 on tp & verso. early imp. 16mo. 27 cold. plts “muffatees” on p. 13. 85pp. Orig. grey bds. with oval illus. Benjamin Bunny to upr. bd. £300-500

394. RACKHAM, Arthur, (Ill.) Undine, by De la Motte Fouque. Trans. W. L. Courtney. Heinemann, 1909. 4to. cold. pts. tipped in as listed with captioned tissue guard. Pict. endpp. owners insc. glt. cl. worn. £30-50

396. CALDECOTT, Randolph, “Graphic” Pictures, Routledge & son. 1883. Oblong Fo. Pict. cl. worn. hinges weak. Tog.with Last “Graphic” Pictures, by same. 1888. Pict. bds. 2 £40-60

395. MORRIS, William, The Story of Sigurd The Volsung and The Fall of The Niblungs. Longman, 1898 6th edn. 8vo. orig. cl. worn & marked. Tog.with CARROLL, Lewis. Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, 1889. Macmillan, 16th Thousand. People’s Edition. Generally worn. owners insc. Plus TOLKIEN, J.R.R. Farmer Giles of Ham. Allen, 1966, fifth imp. Ill. Pauline Diana Baynes. D.w 3 £30-50

397. MURDOCH, Iris, Sartre, Bowes & Bowes, 1953. Studies in Modern European Literature & Thought. slim 8vo. in d/w. Tog.with The Sandcastle, Chatto & Windus, 1957. 1st edn. in D/w. des. by Charles Mozley. foxing to endpp. Plus An Unofficial Rose. Chatto & Windus, 1962. 1st edn. in d/w. 3 £80-120

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398. TOLKIEN, J.R.R. The Hobbit or There and Back Again, George Allen & Unwin, 1963, 14th edition. Illus. by author, cold. frontis. dec. bds. In marked d/w. £50-80

399. RENSHAW, C.A. England’s Boys, Erskine Macdonald, 1916, signed by author. slim 8vo. lacks ffepp. cl. bds. worn. £20-40

401. ELIOT, T.S. Four Quartets, Faber & Faber, July 1960. Ltd. edn. no. 25/290. Officina Bodini, Verona. Signed by T.S. Eliot. slim fo. in slipcase. 1⁄4 paper covered bds. slightly bowed, and small split to slipcase. £800-1200

400. FREEBORN, M.E. Twixt Cherwell & Glyme. Simpkin Marshall. nd. Frontis. with tissue guard. Folding map. illus. as listed. pres. copy signed by author. Tog.with THOMAS, Edward, Oxford, Painted by J. Fulleylove, A&C. Black, 1922. 3rd edn. 1 loose illus. cl.bd. Plus other Oxford interest. 7 £40-60

402. THE KELMSCOTT CHAUCER. The Works of Geoffrey Chaucer now newly imprinted. Folio socity, 2008. Lge. fo. in slipcase. Facsimile of 1896 edn. Byrne Jones Illus. glt. dec. cl. tog.with BERNERS, Dame Juliana, The Boke of Saint Albans, containing Treatise on Hawking, Hunting An Cote Armour. Elliot Stock, 1899. Intro. William Blades. 4to facsimile of 1486. es. lib. stmp. to pp. bkplt. cl. bds. 2 £150-250

403. BETJEMAN, John, Summoned by Bells, John Murray, 1960. 4to. embossed cl. Tog.with a signed Letter to Fothergill relating to Marie Stopes Letters. Plus Ghastly Good Taste or a Depressing Story of The Rise and Fall of English Architecture. Chapman and Hall, 1933. 1st edn. 8vo. Folding plan at rear. 2 £60-90

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404. PULLMAN, Philip, The Subtle Knife. Second Part of The Dark Materials Trilogy. Scholastic Press, 1997, 1st edn. in d/w. signed by author. Tog.with Count Karlstein, by same, Doubleday, 1998. 1st thus in d/w. 2 £150-250

405. LAWRENCE, T.E. The Seven Pillars of Wisdom, A Triumph. Cape, 1935. 5th imp. 4to. w/o. d/w. tog.with The Mint by 352087 A/C Ross. Cape, 1955. 1st edn. in price clipped d/w and slipcase. Plus Revolt in The Desert,, Doran, NY. 1927, 1st thus, 8vo. illus. folding map. Plus. DOUGHTY,Charles M. Travels in Arabia, Deserta. Intro. T.E. Lawrence. Cape, 1936. 4to. ind/w. folding map at rear. Plus others by or about Lawrence. 12 £100-200

406. WILDE, Oscar, Lord Arthur Saville’s Crime The Portrait of Mr. W.H. and Other Stories. Methuen, 1911. 5th edn. 8vo. glt. cl. bkplt. capt. Charles R. Ingram. T.e.g. Tog.with HARRIS, Frank, Oscar Wilde His Life and Confessions with Memories of Oscar Wilde by Bernard Shaw, Published by the Author, 1918. 4to. cl. bd. in 2 vols. 3 £30-50

407. MORRIS, William, The Life and Death of Jason, A Metrical Romance. Dec. Maxwell Armfield. The Swarthmore Press, nd. lge. 8vo. cold. plts. & line drawings. Dec. bds. stained at edge. spine faded. tog.with SHORTHOUSE, J.H. A Teacher of The Violin and Other Tales, Macmillan, 1888, 8vo. cl. bds. plus others. 6 £50-80

408. TOLKIEN, J.R.R. The Lord of The Rings Trilogy. The Fellowship of The Ring, 1956, 5th imp. The Two Towers, 1956, 3rd edn. The Return of The King, 1955. 2nd iimp. George Allen & Unwin, all in d/ws. tog.with Silmarillion by same. ed. Christopher Tolkien. Allen, 1977. 1st edn. 8vo. in d/w. plus 2 others. 6 £50-80

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409. AUDEN, W.H. Poems, Faber & Faber, 1933. 2nd. edn. 8vo. cl. bds. wonr. lacks backstip. Tog.with Homage to Clio. by same. Faber, 1940. 1st edn. in d/w. loss to d/w. Plus On The Frontier. A Melodrama in Three Acts. by same. & Christopher Isherwood. Faber, 1938. 1st edn. cl. bd. Plus other W.H. Auden. 9 £200-300

410. GREENE, Graham, The Man Within, Heinemann, 1929. 4th imp. 8vo. cl. bds. w/o. d/w. Tog.with Travels with My Aunt, The Bodley Head, 1969, 1st edn. in d/w. plus others by same. 7 £40-60

411. GRAVES, Robert, Oxford Addresses on Poetry, Cassell, 1962. 1st thus. in d/w. Tog.with OWEN, Wilfred, The Collected Poems of Wildfred Owen, ed. C. Day Lewis, with Memoir by Edmund Blunden, Chatto & Windus, 1963. in d/w. 2 £30-50

412. LEWIS, C.S. Prince Caspian the Return To Narnia, Geoffrey Bles, 1951, 1st edn. w/o. d/w. Ill. Pauline Baynes. cold. frontis. bds. warped. tog.with Voyage of The Dawn Treader, by same, Bles, 1952, 1st edn. w.o. d.w. damp mark to bds. Plus The Magician’s Nephew, The Bodley Head, 1955, 1st edn. w/o. d/w Plus The Last Battle, Bodley Head, 1958, 2nd imp. in price clipped d/w. plus one other. 5 £150-250

413. LEWIS, C.S. The Great Divorce, Geoffrey Bles, 1945, 1st edn. in d/w. tog.with Surprised by Joy The Shape of My Early Life, Bles, 1955, 1st edn, in d/w. plus The Four Loves, Bles, 1960 in d/w. plus others by same. 26 £150-250

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414. HUGHES, Thomas, Tom Brown at Oxford, Macmillan, 1861, 1st edn. in 3 vols. 8vo. cl. bds and box, worn. £30-50 415. BUCKLE, Richard, John Innocent At Oxford. Chatto & Windus, 1939. 8vo. Illus by author. 1 ⁄2 cl. bds. tog.with GERRARD, ‘My Oxford’, Bedford Purity League, Oxford. 1930. 1st imp. NO. 173. ppl uncut. slim 4to. Plus YEE, Chiang, The Silent Traveller in Oxford, Methuen, 1948. 4th edn. in d.w, plus others. 8 £40-60

416. TAUNT, Henry W. Oxford Illustrated by Camera & Pen, Oxford. nd. signed by Author to Mary Higgs on ffepp. dated Feb. 1913. bkplt. glt. cl. tog.with The Oxford Poems of Matthew Arnold. (The Scholar Gypsy and Thyrsis) Illustrated by same. Oxford. nd. 3rd edn. 8vo. paper bds. advts. to rear. 2 £80-120

417. HEADLEY, Cecil, Oxford and Its Story. Dent, 1904. 4to. Illus. by Herbert Railton with Litho. being tinted by Fanny Railton. T.e.g. glt. cl. bumped. Tog.with LANG, Andrew, Oxford. Lippincott, co. 1906. 8vo. A New Edition. Te.g. Illus. glt. dec. cl. Plus THOMAS, Edward, Oxford. A&C Black, Ill. John Fulleylove. 1903. 1st edn. 4to. glt. cl. plus 4 others. 7 £100-200 418. A Quantity of Miscellaneous Oxford Interest. £40-60

421. TAUNT, Henry, W. Oxford Illustrated by Camera & Pen, Oxford, nd. Numerous Illus. prints of Oxford. 8vo glt. cl. tog.with The History of Shipton Manor, revised 1988, J&G printing, Oxford, paper covers. 2 £30-50

419. STALLWOOD, Veronica, Deathspell, Macmillan, 1992. 1st edn. in d/w. signed by author. tog.with other 1st eds. by same, all in d/ws. and signed by author. 7 £60-90

420. GREENE, Graham, The Revenge An Autobiographical Fragment. Privately printed 1963. signed by John R. [Ryder]. Ltd. edn. of 300. 11pp. papercovers. £50-80

422. FRANCIS, Dick, Odds Against, Michael Joseph, 1965 1st edn. in d/w. with scuffing to edges. £40-60

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424. MURDOCH, Iris, The Flight From the Enchanter, Chatto & Windus, 1956. 1st edn. in d/w. Jacket designed by Edward Bawden, signed by the author on tp. £350-550 423. TOLKIEN, J.R.R. The Lord of The Rings Trilogy. George Allen, & Unwin, The Fellowship of the Ring,1953, The Two Towers, 1954, The Return of the King, 1955. 3 volumes all 1st editions. 8vo. Each with a folding map to rear. Rebound full glt. cf. new endpp. label to spines. 3 £2000-3000

426. Proceedings of The British Academy vol. XX11 to include Beowulf The Monster and The Critics. by J.R.R. Tolkien. Sir Israel Gollancz Memorial Lecture. British Academy, 1936. 4to. cl. bd. £40-60

425. DEXTER, Colin, Last Seen Wearing, Macmillan, 1976, 1st edn. in d/w. illus. by John Ireland. Signed by author to tp. with additional d/w. £600-800 425A. DEXTER, Colin, The Silent World of Nicholas Quinn, Macmillan, 1977 1st edition in d/w. signed by author. £600-800 427. LEWIS, C.S. The Lion The Witch and The Wardrobe, Geoffrey Bles, 1950 1st edition. Illus. by Pauline Baynes. 8vo. in d/w. with some loss. Owners insc. to ffepp. Cl. bds. faded at edges. £500-800

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LOT 428. DUCKER & SON LTD. BOOTMAKERS OF OXFORD, EST. 1898 An important Record of Clients entered in 11 Ledgers, dating 1910 - 1958. Numerous entries including J.R.R. Tolkein, Evelyn Waugh, Lord Nuffield, Lady Ottoline Morrell, Randolph Churchill, The Duke of Argyll and others. Est. £4000 - £6000

429. A Collection of Oxford related Booklets and Journals. £40-60 430. CLARK, Andrew ed.Survey of The Antiquities of The City of Oxford Composed in 1661-6. by Anthony Wood. Oxford. 1889/1890. in 2 vols. 4 maps. 1 det. cl. bds. tog.with other Oxford His. Soc. publications. 6 £40-60 431. GRAY, Arthur B. Cambridge Revisited Heffer, 1921. Fo. pict. cl. bds. tog.with STEEGMAN, John, Cambridge, Batsford. 5th edn. in d/w. plus other mainly Cambridge interest. c40 £50-80 432. A Quantity of Miscellaneous Oxford Interest. £40-60

433. ROYAL COMMISSION ON HISTORICAL MONUMENTS, ENGLAND. An Inventory of The Historical Monuments in The City of Cambridge. in 2 parts. 1959. fo. in price clipped d/w. joints weak. Tog.with a folder of 4 maps. 3 £40-60 434. Miscellaneous Oxford Interest. 27. £40-60

435. ROBERTS, J. (pub). A True Copy of The Last Will and Testament of George Clarke Esq. Late Member of Parliament for the University of Oxford, London, 1737. slim 8vo. Rebound 1⁄4 bds. Tog.with The Humours of Oxford. A Comedy as it is Acted at The Theatre-Royal by His Majesty’s Servants, by a Gentleman of Wadham College. Watts, London, 1730. slim 8vo. 1⁄2 marbled bds. 2 £50-80 436. MAXWELL, LYTE, H.C. A History of The University of Oxford from the Earliest Times to The Year 1530. Macmillan, 1886. 8vo. Frontis. double page map to rear . glt. cl. bumped. Tog,with Royal Commission on Historical Monuments. An Inventory of The Historical Monuments in The City of Oxford. 1939. fo. cl. bd. Plus other Oxford Interest. 15 £80-120 437. SALTER, Rev. H.E. & LOBEL, Mary, D. & others. (eds.) A History of The County of Oxford, OUP. various dates 1907-1996. 13 volumes fo. 4 in d/ws. 13 £150-250

438. PHILLIPS, Richards, pub. Oxoniana, 1778-1807. Slatter and Munday, sm. 8vo. vig. to tp. folding frontis. full cfl glt. dec. spines, in 4 volumes. 4 £80-120

439. A Collection of 18th century miscellaneous pamphlets, Oxford interest. Most rebound in modern bindings. 9 £200-400

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440. GUTCH, John (Rev). ed. The History and Antiquities of The University of Oxford by Anthony Wood, M.A. of Merton College, Oxford, 1792. 4to. in 3 volumes. 1⁄2 bds. bkplts. 3 £50-80 441. [AMHURST, N.] Terrae-Filius: or, The Secret History of The University of Oxford; in Several Essays. To Which is added Remarks upon a Book Entitled, University Education by R. Newton. D.D. Principal of Hart-Hall. London, 1726. in 2 vols. 6mo. frontis. bkplt glt. bds. rebacked. Plus one other. 3 £60-80 442. WELLS, J. The Charm of Oxford, Ill. W.G. Blackall, Simpkin, Marshall, 1920. 1st edn. illus. tipped in. 4to. in d/w. with tear. Tog.with BETJEMAN, John, An Oxford University Chest. Miles, 1938. 1st edn. 4to. frontis. 1⁄4 marbled bds. Plus SHARP, Thomas, Oxford Replanned, Architectual press, 1948. 1st edn. 4to. in d/w. with loss. Plus A.L.S. plus other Oxford Interest. 18 £80-120

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443. WOOD, Anthony, Historia et Antiquitates Universitatis Oxoniensis, Oxford, 1674, Fo. engd. 1⁄2 tp. vig. to tp. 2 parts in 1. engd. initials. No Plan. full bds. £50-80 444. GIBBS, James, Bibliotheca Radcliviana: or, A Short Description of The Radcliffe Library At Oxford. London, 1767. Fo. 21 plts. a.c.f. Bkplt. & port. of Johannes Radcliffe. pasted to bds. 1⁄2 marbled. bds. Tog.with SKELTON, Joseph, Pietas Oxoniensis or Records of Oxford Founders 1828. Oxford. fo. damp st. affecting 3 plates. 1⁄2 marbled bds. Plus BRITTON, John. The History & Antiquities of The Cathedral Church of Oxford. Illustrated by A Series of Engravings, Longman, 1821. slim fo. 11 engr. plts. full cf. Plus one other. 4 £120-180 445. OXFORD, Pietas Universitatis Oxonensis in Obitum Serenissimi Regis Georgii II et Gratulatio in Augustissimi Regis Georgii III Inaugurationem, Oxonii, 1761. fo. full cf. tog.with CLARENDON Press, An Account of The Visit of His Royal Highness The Prince Regent & Their Imperial and Royal Majesties The Emperor of Russian And The King of Prussian to the University of Oxford in June MDCCCXIV. 1815. Fo. full cf. Rebacked. 2 £50-80

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446. BEYON, W.H. & co. pub. The Portfolio of Christ Church Oxford, A Series of Photogravure mainly portraits & Interiors with tissue guard. Oblong fo. 1⁄4 cl. ex. lib. tog.with other local Church Histories. 15 £50-80 447. A Collection of Oxford Interest. c 30 £50-80 Lot 445

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448. MORRAH, Herbert Arthur, The Oxford Union 1823- 1923. Cassell, 1923. 4to. in d/w. Tog.with SEEBOHM, Frederic, The Oxford Reformers, John Colet, Erasmus & Thomas More, Longman, 1887. 3rd edn. 4to. ex lib. plus similar interest and Oxford Biography. c40 £80-120 449. A Collection of Oxford Interest, inc. Oxford Movement and Biography. c30 £60-90 450. COOKE, J. pub. A New Pocket Companion for Oxford or Guide Through The University of Oxford. 1803. 8vo. folding plan of Oxford. 15 enrs. bound with A Companion Supplement, Payne, 4th edn. & Modus Salium. A Collection of Such Pieces of Humour, Oxford 1751. Ae.g. Full morocco, glt. spine & border. 1 £40-60 451. CLARK, Andrew, ed. The Colleges of Oxford. Their History and Tradition. XXI Chapters contributed by Members of The Colleges. Methuen, 1891. 8vo. 1⁄2 bds. T.e.g. tog.with TURNER, William H. Selections from Records of The City of Oxford....Henry VIII to Elizabeth [1509-1583] Parker, 1880. 4to. Rebound plus MAXWELL LYTE, H.C. A History of The University of Oxford. Macmillan, 1886. lge. 8vo. Rebound 1⁄4 bds. plus others. 12 £100-200

452. GUTCH, John, ed. The History and Antiquities of The Colleges & Halls in The University of Oxford by Anthony Wood. Oxford, 1686. 4to. 1⁄2 cl. tog.with CHALMERS, Alex. A History of The University of Oxford including The Lives of The Founders. Ill. Jas. Storer & Jno. Grieg. Oxford, 1810. 8vo. in 2 vols. Plus [HUDDESFORD, William] The Lives of The Most Eminent Antiquaries John Leyland, Thomas Hearne & Anthony a Wood. Oxford, 1772. 8vo. in 2 vols. rebacked. bds. worn. plus 1 other. 6 £200-400 453. INGRAM, James, Memorials of Oxford, Engrs. by John Le Keux. from drawings by F. Mackenzie. Parker, Oxford, 1887. 4to. a.e.g. full cf. engrd. plts. as. listed. wear to joints. in 3 vols. 3 £200-400 454. EARLY BOOKLET. Reasons of The Present Judgement of The University of Oxford concerning The Solemne League and Covenant, The Negative Oath. The Ordinances concerning Discipline and Worship. Oxford, 1647. 4to. 35pp. modern binding. (damp to new endpp.) 1 £50-80 455. PRINCE, Daniel, pub. A Pocket Companion for Oxford or, Guide Through The University. A New Editon. 1770. sm. 6mo. Folding plan of Oxford. 6 enrs. full cf. Tog.with The New Oxford Guide or, Companion Through The University by a Gentleman of Oxford. 9th edn. Oxford, 6mo. folding plan 4 plts. plus one other. 3 £50-80

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456. MUNDAY & SLATTER, pub. The Oxford Spy in Verse. Dialogue The First. 1818. slim 8vo. 1⁄4 uncovered bds. Tog.with An Authentic Copy of The Poll For a Member to Serve in The Present Parliament for The University of Oxford in The Room of Right Hon. Robert Peel. Candidates The Right Hon. Robert Peel D.C.L. of Ch. Ch. Sir Robert Harry Inglis, Bart. D.C.L. of Ch. Ch. Oxford, 1829. slim 8vo. Rebound Plus The Lord Mayor’s Visit to Oxford in The Month of July , 1826. Longman, 1826. frontis. 1⁄2 marbled bds. sm. 8vo. plu 2 other rebound pamphlets. 5 £200-400 Lot 456 457. The Note Book of An Oxonian. by a Late Member of Brazen Nose College, 1831. 8vo. Pres. from Author. uncovered bds. tog.with Other Oxford Miscellany. 15 £150-250 458. MUNDAY & SLATTER, pubs. The Oxford University and City Guide to which is added a Description of Blenheim & Nuneman. Oxford, 1821. folding plan 8 engrs. New endpp. 1⁄2 bds. Tog.with another Oxford Guide, 1806. Plus PARKER, Samuel, pub. A Hand-Book for Visitors to Oxford Illustrated with 145 woodcuts by Jewitt, and 26 Steel Plates by Le Keux. A New Edn. Oxford 1875. folding Plan of Oxford. New endpp. 1⁄2 marbled bds. Plus WADE, W.M. Walks in Oxford, 1817. sm. 8vo. In 2 parts. Frontis. & 10 engrs. 1⁄2 bds. 4 £100-200 Lot 460 459. A Collection of Oxford BIBLIOGRAPHY, to include Bodleian and Oxford Library interest. 36 £150-250 460. MALLET, Charles Edward, A History of The University of Oxford. Methuen, 1924. in 3 vols. 4to. folding map. Rebound by Sangorski & Sutcliffe. 1⁄4 marbled bds. 3 £50-80 461. FOSTER, Joseph & 2 others. eds. Alumni Oxonienses: The Members of The University of Oxford. Parker, 1891. 8 vols. 1500-1714. 1715-1886. 4to. rebacked. 8 £40-60

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462. AYLIFFE, John, The Ancient and Present Sate of The University of Oxford. Curll, 1714. in 2 vols. 4to. full cf. rebacked. Tog.with other University Histories. 15 £80-120 463. POINTER, Mr. A Complete Vindication of The Mallard of All Souls College, Rivington, London, 1751. 2nd. edn. s.im 8vo. vig. to tp. 62pp. 1lf. index. vig. to final p. New endpp. Rebound. £30-50 464. VALLANCE, Aymer, The Old Colleges of Oxford. Their Architectural History Illustrated and Described. Batsford, 1912. lge. Fo. glt. dec. bds. D/w. with loss. £40-60

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465. [WOOD, Anthony] Athene Oxoniensis. An Extact History of All The Writers and Bishops who have had their Education in The Most Ancient and Famous University of Oxford. London, 1691/2. 2 volumes in 1. fo. full cf. Rebacked. £100-200

466. LEE, The Rev. Frederick George. The History, Description, and Antiquity of The Prebendal Church of The Blessed Virgin Mary in Thame, London, 1883. Fo. Numerous illus. Frontis. 1⁄4 bds. £40-60

467. SKELTON, Joseph, Skelton’s England. Illustrations of The Principal Antiquities of Oxfordshire from the Original Drawings of F Mackenzie. Oxford. 1823. fo. Frontis. vig. to tp. Map of Oxfordshire. Plates with offsetting. foxing to margins. 1⁄2 bds. scuffed. £50-70

468. BLACK, William Henry, A Descriptive Analytical, and Critical Catalogue of Manuscripts Bequeathed unto the University of Oxford by Elias Ashmole, Oxford, 1845. 4to. cl. bds. tog.with Royal Commission on Historical Monuments England. An An inventory of The Historical Monuments in The City of Oxford. 1989, 4to. rebound by Sangorski & Sutcliffe. 1⁄4 leather bds. marbled endpp. 2 £80-120

469. PYCROFT, Rev. James, The Collegian’s Guide: or Recollections of College Days. Longman, 1858. 2nd. edn. 8vo. embossed cl. bds. tog.with Brasenose Ale. A Collection of Poems presented Annually by the Butler of Brasenose College on Shrove Tuesday. Private circulation, Oxford, 1857. 8vo. embossed cl. Tear to spine. Plus ADON. Lays of Modern Oxford, Chapman & Hall, 1874. Illus. Edwards, Lockwood & The Author. 8vo. cl. bds. worn. Plus other Oxford Poetry. 18 £150-250

470. VALTERS, Oxford and District Post Office Directory 1889. Oxford, 8vo. cl. bds. tog.with HULTON, Samuel, F. Rixae Oxonienses. Blackwell, 1892, 8vo. glt. cl. Plus DAVIDSON, Norman, J. Things Seen in Oxford, Seeley, Service, 1914. sm. 8vo. glt. cl. Plus other guides etc. 13 £50-80

471. PARKER, John Henry, pub. A Guide to The Architectural Antiquities in The Neighbourhood of Oxford. Oxford, 1846. 8vo. 1⁄2 marbled bds. bkpl. tog.with RIMMER, Alfred, Pleasant Spots Around Oxford, Cassell, nd. Pict. cl. Rebacked. ex. lib. plus other Oxford Interest. 21 £80-120

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472. HAMILTON GIBBS, A. Rowlandson’s Oxford, Kegan Paul. 1911. fo. illus. as listed. with tissue guard. T.e.g. cl. bds. Tog.with FLETCHER, Hanslip, Oxford and Cambridge, Intro. J. Willis Clark with notes by various writers. Pitman, 1909. fo. glt. cl. plus RONALDSON, T. Martine, Drawings of Trinity College Oxford. The Holywell Press. 1904. 20 plates a.c.f. 1⁄2 cl. glt. bds. worn and marked. 3 £40-60

473. HEARNE, Thomas, A Collection of Curious Discourses , Written by Eminent Antiquaries Upon Several Heads in on our English Antiquities. Oxford. 1720. 8vo. ful cf. Tog.with SKLETON, Joseph & others. MONTGOMERY’S Oxford Illustrated. Oxford, 1831. 8vo. frontis. & vig. to tp. offsetting. 10 plts. plus A.L.S. dated 1828 to publishers in Dublin, enclosing a Poem. 8vo. cl. bds. Plus 1 other. 3. £50-80 474. RIVINGTON, J&F pub. The History of The University of Oxford from The Death of William the Conqueror, to the Demise of Queen Elizabeth. Oxford 1773. 4to. 1⁄2 marbled bds. bkplt. Tog.with An Account of The Visit of His Royal Highness & Royal Majesties The Emperor of Russian and The King of Prussia to the University of Oxford in June 1814. Oxford. 1815. sllim 4to. 72pp. plan of Banquet Tables in The Radcliffe Library. hinges repaired. Rebound 1⁄2 marbled bds. tog.with 3 others. 5. £80-120 475. BARTLETT, pub. Oxford Delineated or A Sketch of The History and Antiquities and General Topographical Description of That Celebrated University & City Illustrated by a series of views. Oxford, 1835. slim 4to. new endpp. cl. bds. Tog.with The Oxford Historical Pageant JUne 27- July 3 1907. Book of Words, with Illustrations. Oxford 1907. 4to. Rebound plus other similar interest. 8. £40-60

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Lot 479

476. GAISFORD PRIZE. A Collection of Greek and Latin booklets inc. The Gaisford Prize verses recited in the Sheldonian Theatre 1841-1881. Tog. with other Sheldonian Orations. £50-80 477. MALLET, Charles, Edward. A History of The University of Oxford, Methuen, 1924. 1st edn. in 3 vols. 4to. ex. lib. st. to fore edge. glt. cl. 3. £30-50 478. LANG, Andrew, Oxford, Seeley & co. 1906. A New Edition with 50 illus. (1 loose) Glt. dec. cl. T.e.g. corners bumped. £30-50 479. BALLIOL COLLEGE. A Group photograph 1920s. mounted. Tog.with an Interior of the Dining Hall. Plus a framed print by Wilton William of Somerville College Graduates after An Historic Ceremony in The Sheldonian Theatre. 3. £40-60

Lot 480 480. An 18 Century Handbook of DreamInterpretations. comprised of 109 illustrations and Sanskrit interpretations. lacking covers. and 2 illustrations. c. 3”x 3”. tog.with a copy of Siva-Kavacha, A Sanskrit Devotional, in cl. folder. 4.5”x 3.5” £80-120

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481. A BOUND DIARY, dated 1873-1874. “Our Diary in Russia and Co” The Party travelling included Mr& Mrs. W.A. Hadden of New York, J.E.S. Hadden of 7th Regiment New York Militia, and also Cam the Chronicler and “the indispensable Mary”. Photographs of Portraits and scenes of the journey. Glt. tooled binding. rebacked. A.e.g. £200-300

482. A Framed Photograph of A Horse and Carriage with 10 occupants named on mount.’ The Bradfield Outing, 1899’. Framed at East Oxford Studio. G. Norman Taylor. £50-80

483. TAUNT, Henry, W. A Collection of 13 Lantern Slides depicting Oxford buildings and processions etc. 2 in wooden frames. Merrie England Procession to the Theatre Oxford No. 2, Beating the Hounds of the City Bread and Cheese at Botley, and others, crack to one slide. £100-200

484. A Victorian Album of Portrait Cards, inc. The Royal Family, Literary Figures, Longfellow, Tennyson, etc. Judges Politicians & Statesmen. glt. leather bds. with brass clasps. £150-350

485. TAUNT, Henry, W. A Framed & Mounted Photograph of a group posing in a boat, possibly at Abingdon Lock. Henry Taunt seen in stern of the Boat. £50-80

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BINDINGS & GENERAL INTEREST Lots 486 - 512

486. HOUSSAYE, Henri, et al. La Vieille Garde Imperiale. Illustrations de Job. Tours Maison Alfred Mame et fils. nd Fo. Frontis. 7 cold plts. with tissue guard. Cl. bds. worn and scuffed. Tog.with DAUMIER Lithographien Eine Auswahl aus dem Oeuvre. Graphisches Kabinett Antiquariat. 8 loose litho. fo. in folder. 2 £30-50

487. ARNOLD, Matthew, On The Study of Celtic Literature, Smith Elder, 1867. 1st edn. 8vo. Glt. cl. scuffed. tog.with Merope A Tragedy by same. London, 1858. sm. 8vo. embossed cl. Plus Discourses in America, Macmillan, 1885, 1st edn. 8vo. John Masefield Library bkplt. cl. bd. Plus New Poems, Macmillan, 1867, 8vo. glt. cl. plus other Matthew Arnold. 13 £150-250

489. [HARRINGTON, James] A Vindication of Mr. James Colmar Bachelor of Physick and Fellow of Exeter College Oxford. London, 1691. 1⁄2 marbled bds. tog.with A Poetical Abridgement Both in Latin and English of The Rev. Mr. Tutor Bentham’s Letter to a Young Gentleman of Oxford. London, 1749. slim 8vo. paper bds. Plus POINTER, John, Oxoniensis Academia: or, The Antiquity of Curiosities of The University of Oxford. London, 1749. 8vo. bound with The New Oxford Guide: or Companion Through University, Oxford, 1759. uncovered bds. upr. bd. det. 3 £100-200 490. [SHERWOOD, Mary, Martha] The History of Little Henry and his Bearer. Wellington, 1815 4th edn. 6mo. Enrd. frontis. and vig to tp. glt. A.e.g. tooled cf. bumped. £20-40 Lot 489 491. VERLAINE, Paul, Chansons pour Elle et Odes en son Honneur. Pointes Seches de P.E. Becat. Les Heures Claires, Paris, 1954. 4to. ltd. edn. 65. untrimmed pp. in folder and slipcase. £100-200 492. CALLOT, Jacopo, Capricci de varie Figure di Jacopo Callot. All Ill mo & Eccmo: s Principe Don Lorenzo Medici. nd. Portrait of J. Callot. Nancy 1503, damp st. 43 numbered plts. of 50. (14.5x9.5cm) P. Lovat stmp. to tp. £300-500

Lot 490

493. A Collection of Miscellaneous Bindings. c30 £80-120

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494. DICKENS, Charles, The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby. Chapman & Hall, 1839, 1st book from. Ilus. by Phiz. Frontis. port. foxing to plates. 1⁄2 marbled bds. scuffed. £30-50

495. A Collection of Leather Bindings, to Include Poetical works etc. 19 £50-80

496. AUSTEN, Jane, 5 Volumes of work Illustrated by Hugh Thomson & Charles E. Brock, Macmillan, 1926-1938. Intro. Austin Dobson, 8vo. T.e.g. Glt. leather bds. 5 £50-80

497. STATUTORUM VENETORUM Editio Novissima Volumen Statutorum Legum, Ac ivrium DD. Venetorum cum Correctionibus serenissimorum principum Barbadici, Lauredarii,....summo labore, e studio D. Rizzardi Griffi . Venetiis 1652. Corrections date 1656. 4to. vig. to tp. No. frontis. General wear. re bound. w.a.f. £40-60 498. JOHNSON, Samuel. A Dictionary of The English Language. Longman, 1805. 4to. 4 volumes. lacking bds. £30-50

500. THE HOLY BIBLE, John Baskett, 1713. 4to. illus. with wdcts. generally worn with foxing. £100-200

499. LILFORD, Lord ed. Birds of The British Isles. R.H. Porter, London, 1885-1897. Frontis. port. Hand cold. and colour printed lithographs after Thorburn & Keulemans. T.e.g. lge. 8vo. glt. dec. green morocco. by R. H. Porter. Spines sunned. Tog.with Index volume. ex. lib. 8 £800-1200

501. RUSKIN, John, The Elements of Drawing; in Three Letters to Beginners. with illustrations by Author. Smith Elder, 1857, 8vo. embossed cl. corners bumped. Rebacked. £30-50

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502. COTTAFAVI, Gaetano, Raccolta delle Principali Vedoute di Roma e Suoi Contorni, Rome, Tommaso Cuccioni 1843. Oblong fo. engrd. 1⁄2 tp. Tp. & 59 further plates. cl. bd. upr. bd. det. £250-450

503. FLAXMAN, John (des.) The Odyssey of Homer. The Iliad of Homer & The Works, Days and Theogony of Hesiod. 3 volumes engraved from Compositions of John Flaxman, Seeley, Jackson & Halliday, oblong 4to. cl. bds. worn. 3 £60-80

504. MRS BEETON’S Book of Household Management, Ward Lock & co. 1907. 4to. Cold frontis. 1 ⁄4 bds. worn. hinges weak. £30-50

505. FLETCHER, Hanslip, Changing London, (Third Series) Reprinted from the Sunday Times. Methuen, 1928. fo. 1⁄4 cl. tog.with CHANCELLOR, E. BEREFORD, Disappearing London, The Studio, ed. Geoffrey Holme, 1927. fo. Plus The Oasrman’s and Angler’s Map of The River Thames. New Edition. Folding map of Thames. plus 2 others. 5 £40-60

506. VERNE, Jules, Five Weeks in a Balloon, Ward, Lock & co. School Prize, 1899. 8vo. pict. bds. tog.with a small collection of pictorial bindings. 6 £30-50

507. LAWRENCE, T.E. Seven Pillars of Wisdom, A Triumph. Jonathan Cape. 1935. 3rd imp. Lge. 4to. Illus. with maps and portraits. full leather binding, glt. spine. repair to joint. Tog.with Lawrence and the Arabs by Robert Graves. Cape, 1927. 3rd imp cl. bd. worn. plus one other 3 £50-80

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508. KIPLING, Rudyard, Collected Verse. Hodder & Stoughton, 1912. 1st printing thus. Royal Octavo. 1⁄4 cl. worn. Tog.with CARROLL, Lewis, The Hunting of The Snark, An Agony in Eight Fits. Macmillan, 1876, pict. cl. general worn, lacking final page. 2 £30-50

509. KINGLAKE, A.W. Eothan: or Traces of Travel Brought Home from The East. Intro. S. L. Bensusan. Ill.. Frank Brangwyn. Samspon Low, nd. owners insc. dated 1937. cl. bds. 4to. tog.with STRANGE, Edward, F. The Colour-Prints of Hiroshige, Cassell, 1925. 4to. cold. frontis. becoming det. cl. bds. Plus 2 others. 4 £40-60 510. TRISTRAM, H.B. The Great Sahara. Wanderings South of The Atlas Mountains. Murray, 1860. 8vo. frontis. vig. to tp. 2 folding maps. glt. cl. generally worn. tog.with misc. topography. 18 £40-60

511. LOUTHERBOURG, P.J. De. The Romantic & Pictures Scenery of England & Wales. Bowyer, 1805. Facsimile ltd. edn. 456/1000. 1979., Engrd. by William Pickett, coloured by John clarke. fo. 1⁄2 bds. in custom made box. £40-60

512. KIPLING, Rudyard, A set of The Work of Rudyard Kipling, The Bombay Edition, Macmillan, 1913-1919, vols. 1 - 26 Ltd. edn. 1050, vol.1 signed by author. 4to 1⁄4 cl. bds. spines browned. £40-60

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A PERSIAN ISFAHAN PALE BLUE GROUND RUG sold for £1300

AN 18THC EBONISED BRACKET CLOCK BY ANDREW DICKIE OF EDINBURGH sold for £3400

A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY BRONZE EGYPTIAN REVIVAL TWIN BRANCH CANDLESTICKS sold for £10000

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AGENCY The auctioneer normally acts as agent only and disclaims any responsibility for default by sellers or buyers. 13. TERMS OF SALE The seller acknowledges that Lots are sold subject to the stipulations of these Conditions in their entirety and on the Terms of Consignment as notified to the consignor at the time of the entry of the Lot. 14. DESCRIPTIONS AND CONDITION (1) Whilst we seek to describe lots accurately, it may be impractical for us to carry out exhaustive due diligence on each lot. Prospective buyers are given ample opportunities to view and inspect before any sale and they (and any independent experts on their behalf) must satisfy themselves as to the accuracy of any description applied to a lot. Prospective buyers also bid on the understanding that, inevitably, representations or statements by us as to authorship, genuineness, origin, date, age, provenance, condition or estimated selling price involve matters of opinion. We undertake that any such opinion shall be honestly and reasonably held and accept liability for opinions given negligently or fraudulently. Subject to the foregoing neither we the auctioneer nor our employees or agents nor the seller accept liability for the correctness of such opinions and all conditions and warranties, whether relating to description, condition or quality of lots, express, implied or statutory, are hereby excluded. This Condition is subject to the next following Condition concerning deliberate forgeries and applies save as provided for in paragraph 6 “information to buyers”. (2) Private treaty sales made under these Conditions are deemed to be sales by auction for purposes of consumer legislation. 15. FORGERIES Notwithstanding the preceding Condition, any Lot which proves to be a deliberate forgery (as defined) may be returned to us by you within 21 days of the auction provided it is in the same condition as when bought, and is accompanied by particulars identifying it from the relevant catalogue description and a written statement of defects. If we are satisfied from the evidence presented that the Lot is a deliberate forgery we shall refund the money paid by you for the Lot including any buyer’s premium provided that (1) if the catalogue description reflected the accepted view of scholars and experts as at the date of sale or (2) you personally are not able to transfer a good and marketable title to us, you shall have no rights under this condition. The right of return provided by this Condition is additional to any right or remedy provided by law or by these Conditions of Sale. GENERAL 16. We shall have the right at our discretion, to refuse admission to our premises or attendance at our auctions by any person. 17 (1) any right to compensation for losses liabilities and expenses incurred in respect of and as a result of any breach of these Conditions and any exclusions provided by them shall be available to the seller and/or the auctioneer as appropriate. (2). Such rights and exclusions shall extend to and be deemed to be for the benefit of employees and agents of the seller and/or the auctioneer who may themselves enforce them. 18. Any notice to any buyer, seller, bidder or viewer may be given by first class mail or Swiftmail in which case it shall be deemed to have been received by the addressee 48 hours after posting. 19. Special terms may be used in catalogue descriptions of particular classes of items in which case the descriptions must be interpreted in accordance with any glossary appearing at the commencement of the catalogue. 20. Any indulgence extended to bidders buyers or sellers by us notwithstanding the strict terms of these Conditions or of the Terms of Consignment shall affect the position at the relevant time only and in respect of that particular concession only; in all other respects these Conditions shall be construed as having full force and effect. 21. English law applies to the interpretation of these Conditions. ENDANGERED SPECIES LAWS Due to international laws, any item on the Endangered species list (i.e. Ivory, Rhino horn etc.), whether it dates from the 18th/19th Century or the 1930s, requires re-export permits for bidders outside the EU (CITES). Some countries also require import permits as well and all permits must be in place prior to shipment. Mallams cannot be held liable if a purchaser buys a lot that comes within this field and then import/export licences cannot be arranged. Certain countries, particularly the USA, have their own Endangered Species Act (USESA) and possession or being involved in a commercial transaction with any item on this list can be an offence for a US resident. Therefore, it is the potential buyers responsibility to check Federal regulations before bidding for a lot, which comes under these or similar regulations. Please note no license is required to sell or advertise within the EU if items are pre-1947. ONLINE BIDDING Mallams Fine Art Auctioneers offer an online bidding service via the-saleroom.com for bidders who cannot attend the sale. In completing the bidder registration on www.the-saleroom.com and providing your credit card details and unless alternative arrangements are agreed with Mallams Fine Art Auctioneers, you: 1. authorise Mallams Fine Art auctioneers, if they so wish, to charge the credit card given in part or full payment, including all fees, for items successfully purchased in the auction via the-saleroom.com, and 2. confirm that you are authorised to provide these credit card details to Mallams Fine Art Auctioneers through www.the-saleroom.com and agree that Mallams Fine art Auctioneers are entitled to ship the goods to the card holder name and card holder address provided in fulfilment of the sale. Please note that any lots purchased via the-saleroom.com live auction service will be subject to an additional 3% commission charge + VAT at the rate imposed on the hammer price.

Jewellery Valuations Every Tuesday 10am – 1pm at the Oxford office no appointment necessary

Our jewellery specialist will provide complimentary valuations of items, with a view to selling at auction Valuations by appointment and home visits are also available

A pair of anodised titanium flowerhead earclips by JAR Sold for £2,600

Our next specialist sale of jewellery will be held on Wednesday 29th March at the Oxford saleroom, closing for entries on Friday 3rd March

For further information please contact Louise Dennis FGA DGA on 01865 241358 or louise.dennis@mallams.co.uk Bocardo House, St Michael’s Street, Oxford OX1 2EB www.mallams.co.uk

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THE OXFORD AUTHORS SALE inc.THE THOMAS AND GRETA SCHUSTER COLLECTION. OXFORD 8TH FEBRUARY 2017

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THE OXFORD AUTHORS SALE Including The Thomas and Greta Schuster ‘Alice in Wonderland’ Collection.

8th February 2017 at 11.00am Oxford