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ENGLISH KING

• English Coronation (Royal Family)
  English Coronation (Royal Family) items: two hankercheifs a towel and a numerous books and pamphlets.
• (2) GEORGE VERTUE KINGS OF
  (2) GEORGE VERTUE KINGS OF ENGLAND ENGRAVINGS(lot of 2) Framed engravings on paper, after George Vertue (English, 1684-1756), including: (1) Edward III, King of England and France, from an ancient painting in Windsor Castle, (1) King Canute ye Dane, sight: approx 11.25"h, 7.25"w, overall: 15.25"h, 11.25"w; 3.5lbs total
• Sgn. King Charles I Document E
  Sgn. King Charles I Document E
• ENGLISH MONARCH ORIGINAL LETTERS
  ENGLISH MONARCH ORIGINAL LETTERS 1787 BOOKS: 2 volumes full title ''Original Letter Written During the Reigns of Henry VI Edward IV and Richard III'' by John Fenn published 1787 London. Book contain the letters and writings of these English Monarchs. Presented to the Rev. John Curry and Mrs. Curry as a token of friendship and signed ''The Editor''.CONDITION: Note cover and spine damage foxing and toning throughout.
• English School, 16th
  English School, 16th Century/Portrait of a Nobleman/possibly Sir Henry Bedingfeld of Oxburgh Hall, Norfolk/half-length, wearing a black doublet and fur trimmed coat, a jewelled black cap and ornate gold chains suspending a seal fob/inscribed upper left An Dn 1566 and upper right Aeta Sua 51/oil on panel, 45.5cm x 31cm, laid on a modern linen backed wood panel/Provenance: from the collection of Harry Wolton QC
• RARE ENGLISH BOOK ON THE CORONATION
  RARE ENGLISH BOOK ON THE CORONATION OF KINGS Arthur Taylor, THE GLORY OF REGALITY: AN HISTORICAL TREATISE OF THE ANNOINTING AND CROWNING OF THE KINGS AND QUEENS OF ENGLAND (London: Payne et al. 1820) 8vo, quarter sheep, with marble boards.
• English School, 17th
  English School, 17th Century/Portrait of a Cleric/perhaps John King/bust length, wearing clerical dress/oil on oak panel, 52cm x 40.25cm/Provenance: from the collection of Harry Wolton QC
• [History of Edward III, 1688]
  [History of Edward III, 1688] Joshua Barnes, The Full History of that Most Victorious Monarch, Edward III, King of England and France and Lord of Ireland…Sirnamed the Black Prince, printed for John Hayes for the author, Cambridge, 1688, contemporary English red morocco with fine gilt ornamentation, spines with fine gilt decoration and raised labels, binding possibly by Charles Mearne, bookplates for "Arthur and Elizabeth Widdicomb, Holdsworth", 14-1/2 x 9-1/2 in.; lot includes typed letter of family history from Kroch's & Brentano's in Chicago, dated 1956,
• John Speed Map of Great Britain
  John Speed Map of Great Britain English, 17th century, "The Kingdome [sic] of Great Britaine and Ireland," by John Speed, engraved by J. Hondius, printed by Sudbury and Humble, London, 1610, with elaborate cartouches and insets of London, Edinburgh, and the Orkney Islands, bright hand-coloring on laid paper, Latin text verso, 14-3/4 x 19-3/4 in. (plate); modern painted wood and composition frame,
• BIBLE: CHARLES I [KING OF
  BIBLE: CHARLES I [KING OF ENGLAND] (1600-1649) 17TH CENTURY ROYAL BINDING; a full tan leather binding probably bound for King Charles with tooled and gilt royal armorial to centre of both boards corner pieces and ermine background in a manner similar to the squirrel binder (see 1628 bible shelf mark c24c4 in BL). SPEED (J) THE GENEALOGIES RECORDED IN THE SACRED SCRIPTURES [2] 34 [1] two page map [1] [2-blank] (lacking B & B2) c.1628; THE HOLY BIBLE [16] 1153 [1-blank] engraved title old testament; Thomas Buck & Roger Daniel Cambridge 1635; THE BOOKE OF PSALMES COLLECTED INTO ENGLISH MEETER BY THOMAS STERNHOLD JOHN HOPKINS [2-blank] 114 [4] London imprinted by I.L. 1636. (Many defects to internal pages please see condition report). Estimate ?1 500-2 500 The Bible has descended through two closely linked Sussex families The Demetriadi and previously the Springett's (see following lot). A calling card for Lady Demetriadi accompany the bible states that it was in an 'Exhibition of Royal Relics in 1939' although no information is known of it having taken place. An accompanying letter states that the binding which has been repaired was done so by the British Library in 1974. Binding - re-backed spine with original leather laid on. repair to leather also around the edges of both boards. Worn at corners and with general scuffs and marks consistent with age. Title of Genealogies and up to A4 tab repaired around the edges. 457 tear into text at bottom 461-2 two tears at right edge and losses at this edge also. 463-4 defective 477-8 defective 481-2 loss to bottom right corner into notes 499-500 loss to bottom right corner into notes 501-2 two tears 505-6 losses to bottom right corner and long edge into notes and text 511-12 chip to bottom corner into text 517-8 chip at edge into notes 565-6 small chip at corner just affecting note 607-8 small chip affecting note 731-2 defective 929 chip to top corner into text 941 chip to corner into note 977-80 chip to bottom corner into text 986 long tear 987-8 loss to bottom edge into text 1001-2 tear 1003-4 defective 1005-6 loss to bottom corner into note 1025-8 losses to bottom corners to the outline of the text 1049-50 chip into the text 1061-2 chip at edge just into text 1079-80 small chip at edge just into note 1093-4 losses to bottom corner into text 1097-1100 small losses to bottom corner Many pages with small edge tears all page corners rounded. Descriptions provided in both printed and on-line catalogue formats do not include condition reports. The absence of a condition statement does not imply that the lot is in perfect condition or completely free from wear and tear imperfections or the effects of aging. Interested bidders are strongly encouraged to request a condition report on any lots upon which they intend to bid prior to placing a bid. All transactions are governed by Gorringes Conditions of Sale.Sold for ?3 200
• MARTYN. THE HISTORIE AND LIVES OF
  MARTYN. THE HISTORIE AND LIVES OF THE KINGS OF ENGLAND ... 1628 AND OTHER HISTORIESMARTYN. THE HISTORIE AND LIVES OF THE KINGS OF ENGLAND ... 1628 AND OTHER HISTORIES, [British Royal History] 3 volumes: Martyn, William. The Historie and Lives of the Kings of England: from William the Conqueror ... London:James Boler. 1628. 4to. [13], 420 pp. Bound with The Successions of the Dukes and Earles of this Kingdom of England ... London: George Tompson. 1628. [40] pp. 19th Century gilt tooled calf with red spine labels, marbled endpapers, all edges gilt; Baker, Sir Richard. A Chronicle of the Kings of England, from the Time of the Romans Government Unto the Death of King James. Containing All Passages of State and Church ... London: George Sawbridge. 1674. Folio. [15], 772, [21] pp. Early 20th Century leather binding with new endpapers; Collins, Arthur. The Life and Glorious Actions of Edward Price of Wales ... London: Thomas Osborne. 1740. 8vo. [1], 308, [4]. Bound with The History of John of Gaunt. 1740. 89, [3]. 19th century leather boards with later spine (3)
• Charles I King of England DS
  Charles I King of England DS Blank manuscript document signed with wafer seal 1p 8.75 x 13 in. n.p. n.d. (ca 1640s). Boldly signed Charles R at top. Seems to be a ship pass for a fishing vessel: We are gratiously pleased by these presents to grannt License to ______________ to fish wth the men and company belonging to a shippe or vessell called the _________________ being of the burthen of ________tonnes upon any of our coasts or seas of Great Brittania Ireland and the rest of our Islands ad[j]acent where finally [?] heretofore any Fishing hath bene [been]. And this our License to continue for one whole yeare from the date hereof....Charles was the second son of James VI of Scotland and Anne of Denmark born 19 Nov. 1600. When Elizabeth I died and James became King of England the sickly Charles was not considered strong enough for the journey to London. The following year he had become strong enough to join the family. Less than a decade later the stronger and older Henry died and Charles became heir apparent and acceded to the throne on the death of his father in 1625.An advocate as his father had been of the divine right of kings Charles had no use for Parliament. It led to numerous schemes to raise money without Parliament. One was a "Ship Tax " traditionally levied on coastal regions during war times. Were these passes part of a money-making venture? Or does the note in the second hand at the bottom hold a clue? It appears that a certain number of these licenses were promised to Spain. Possibly this came as part of the peace Charles eventually had to make with Spain.Charles continually came into conflict with Parliament eventually leading to Civil War. He was eventually captured and tried for treason (in this case using his power for personal gain rather than for the good of England). It also held him responsible for all civilian deaths and damages as a result of the war. While certainly not the first monarch to be overthrown Charles was the first to be tried and on 30 January 1649 executed publicly. There followed a decade of a Commonwealth before Charles' eldest son was restored to the monarchy as Charles II. Condition: Moderate toning professional repairs to bottom edge. Some water stains along top and bottom. Better than expected after 350 years.
• English 18th Century/King James I
  English 18th Century/King James I and his son/mezzotint, 26cm x 20cm
• English School circa 1810 A
  English School circa 1810 A Gentleman profile to the right wearing a coat lace collar and cravat silhouette painted on card oval 6cm x 5cm (2.25" x 2") in a gilt metal mounted black wood frame Label to the back: Hamlet profile painter to her Majesty
• KINGS, QUEENS, AND GENERAL
  KINGS, QUEENS, AND GENERAL KNOWLEDGE.Kings, Queens, and General Knowledge. England, ca. 1790. 38/52 (missing Ah, 3h, 8h, 10h, Kd, 2s, 3s, 4s, 5s, 6s, 7s, 8s, 9s, 10s, 10c), extra Jd. Very good (no cards bent or torn but light browning and some use). The three aces appear to have had the suit symbol hand drawn in. Most cards carry a full length picture of an English monarch with details of start of reign and its duration in years, months and days. Someone has written on the backs of 33 cards a short sentence about the figure on the card. Annotation on back of the Qc (Elizabeth) reads, “Eliza forms ye church and humbles Spain.” Triplicate indices. Andrew Dougherty patented the triplicate in 1876 but it existed long before that. One of approximately five extant decks, all others incomplete also. According to John Sings at gamesetal.net there are only five packs known and all are incomplete. Some are in collections and some are in museums.
• A James I Rose Ryal with the King
  A James I Rose Ryal with the King enthroned the reverse with shield on rose
• KNIGHT, HISTORY OF ENGLAND, 8
  KNIGHT, HISTORY OF ENGLAND, 8 VOLUMES AND LIBRARY OF BOOKSKnight, History of England, 8 Volumes and Library of Books,
• 1676 VOLUME "THE ANNALS OF
  1676 VOLUME "THE ANNALS OF ENGLAND ..."1676 VOLUME "THE ANNALS OF ENGLAND ...", By Francis Bacon, Francis Goodwin and Morgan Goodwin. Fully titled The History of the Reigns of Henry the Seventh, Henry the Eighth, Edward the Sixth, and Queen Mary,. London: W.G. for R. Scot, et al, 1676. Leather. Quarto (11.75" x 8"). 201pp.
• ENGLISH MONARCHS SERIES IN SEVEN
  ENGLISH MONARCHS SERIES IN SEVEN VOLUMES BY VARIOUS AUTHORS (Berkley and Los Angeles: University of California Press, 1966 and later), quarto (9-1/2 in.), red linen boards with burgundy spine, gilt to top and spine; the series spans the roughly five hundred years from Edward the Confessor to Henry VIII.
• RARE ENGRAVING, KING CHARLES II,
  RARE ENGRAVING, KING CHARLES II, CIRCA 1666Cornelis van Dalen the younger (1638-1664), after Pieter Nason (1612-1688), King Charles II (1630-1685), an exceptionally rare line engraving, circa 1666. With a letter from the Department of Prints & Drawings, British Museum dated 1934 accompanies this lot. Measuring, 15.5" x 11.25". Note: events that took place at the time this engraving was created: The Convention Parliament & Lords proclaim Charles II King after he issues a declaration from Breda offering an indemnity to those who had committed crimes against the crown during the civil war and Interregnum. Charles lands at Dover from The Hague on 25th May to great pomp and ceremony. Dutch portrait painter, Peter Lely, is appointed principal painter to Charles II. Official foundation of the Royal Society. The Anglo-Spanish War, begun by Lord Protector, Oliver Cromwell, formally ends after the restoration of the British monarchy and peace is made with Philip IV of Spain.
• ENGLISH DELFTWARE 'KING GEORGE'
  ENGLISH DELFTWARE 'KING GEORGE' ROYAL PORTRAIT CHARGERattributed to London, circa 1715-1725, painted full length King George I or II, wearing coronation robes with crown, orb and scepter in red and yellow accents, flanked by initials "GR", blue sponged trees and standing on a fenced sponged mound, blue dash rim with inner yellow border, 3-1/8 x 13-1/2 in. Provenance: purchased May 2001 for œ13,000; Property from the Collection of Dudley and Constance Godfrey Condition: large repaired break, corresponding hairline reaching the foot, chips and glaze fritting, scratches
• (12) BOOKS: EASTON PRESS KINGS &
  (12) BOOKS: EASTON PRESS KINGS & QUEENS OF ENGLAND(lot of 12) Books: Biographies of kings and queens of England, various authors, Easton Press, collector's edition, leather bound with gilt lettering and raised spine bands, gilt page edges, like new, includes a volume on each: William the Conqueror, Henry II, Richard the Lion Heart, Henry V, Richard III, Henry VIII, Elizabeth I, Charles I, Charles II, George III, Victoria, George VI, largest book: 9.75"h, 6.5"w, 2"d; 31lbs total
• AFTER JOHN GILBERT (ENGLISH,
  AFTER JOHN GILBERT (ENGLISH, 1817-1897), "QUEEN ELIZABETH KNIGHTING SIR FRANCIS DRAKE" Engraved by W. Thomas, published in The Illustrated London News, 30 March 1861, matted and framed under glass.
• English Naive Artist - King Richard
  English Naive Artist - King Richard III, oil on canvas,  x 22.5cm More Information Poor condition as evident from image
• Renold Elstrack (British
  Renold Elstrack (British 1570-1625)/Rulers of England/fourteen black and white engravings
• (ENGLAND) STRICKLAND AGNES Lives of
  (ENGLAND) STRICKLAND AGNES Lives of the Queens of England. London: Henry Colburn 1854. 8 vols. 8vo red morocco gilt spines tooled and lettered in gilt a.e.g. Illustrated. Hinges cracked; heads and tails chipped; intermittent foxing.
• KNIGHT CHARLES. "POPULAR HISTORY OF
  KNIGHT CHARLES. "POPULAR HISTORY OF ENGLAND" London Bradbury & Evans 1856-1862. First edition 8VO 8 volumes. Numerous plates most are portraits. Three-quarter red calf; heavily gilt spine. Minor rubs otherwise fine.
• KINGS AND QUEENS OF THE REALM -
  KINGS AND QUEENS OF THE REALM - TINY - ROYAL DOULTON CH...Set includes: Henry VIII, Victoria, Elizabeth I, Edward VIII, Henry V, Charles I. Condition: Good.
• English School, Late 16th
  English School, Late 16th Century/Portrait of a Gentleman/traditionally identified as Sir Valentine Knightley/oil on panel, 86cm x 67cm
• (KELLIEGRAM) DOYLE JAMES A
  (KELLIEGRAM) DOYLE JAMES A Chronicle of England. London: Longman Green et al 1864. 4to Kelliegram-style binding bound by Bayntun in red morocco with an onlaid polychrome illustration of two figures framed by stamped black and gilt geometric design a.e.g. marbled endpapers original boards bound at rear. Light scratch to upper cover; minor rubbing to boards.
• A quantity of 18th Century
  A quantity of 18th Century portraits/Kings and Queens of England, Noblemen, etc/black and white engravings
• ENGLISH SCHOOL, 19TH CENTURY AN
  ENGLISH SCHOOL, 19TH CENTURY AN ENGLISH CIVIL WAR STUDY depicting Parliamentary troops emerging from woodland on a snowy ground, led by an officer, possibly Cromwell, indistinctly monogrammed and dated '95 lower right, oil on panel, 9cm x 13cm
• (EDWARD) WELLER, LONDON AND
  (EDWARD) WELLER, LONDON AND WESTMINSTERIN THE REIGN OF QUEEN ELIZABETH First Published 1563. A mid-19th Century copper engraved facsimile of Ralph Agas 1563 original, (only one known to exist now in the Guildhall Library, London). Hand colored.
• English School circa 1800 Admiral
  English School circa 1800 Admiral Sir Charles Ekins K.C. (1768-1855) profile to the left his hair en queue wearing a plumed hat coat and frilled shirt silhouette painted on card 9.5cm x 8cm (3.75" x 3.25") in a gilt metal mounted black painted oval frame Typed label on the reverse: Admiral Sir Charles Ekins Commanded HMS Super at the bombardment of Algiers in the expedition of Lord Exmouth against the Slave Trade on 27th of August 1816 Sir Charles was severely wounded in one leg but lived to a good old age
• England under the Reigns of
  England under the Reigns of Edward VI and Mary, with the Contemporary History of Europe, illustrated in a Series of Original Letters never before printed. With historical introductions and biographical and critical notes, by Patrick Fraser Tytler (London, 1839; complete in two volumes).
• 1 vol. Bacon, Francis. The
  1 vol. Bacon, Francis. The Historie of The Reigne of King Henry The Seventh. London: R.Y. & R.H. [for] R. Meighen, 1641. Sm. folio, 18th-Century 1/2 calf & marbled bds.; scuffed, joints slightly stressed. Trimmed - no loss of ptg. Internally generally clean. Lacking frontis. portrait. The last of the six editions published in the 17th-Century. Wing B-