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VARIOUS PRODUCTIONS - Autograph Collection and Large Quantity of Film and Television Related Paperwork - A large collection of autographs and paperwork relating to film and television which originally belonged to the late Paul Welsh MBE, historian and advocate for Elstree Film Studios.This lot comprises two small autograph books, ten binders, a box file and assorted loose paperwork. Some notable documents are a contract for performer Libarce, a contract for the famous dog Rin Tin Tin, a note from Peter Cushing commenting on his career within Hammer Film Productions and Jason Preistley's contract for the hit series television series Beverly Hills, 90210.This set contains an extensive number of autographs, notes, and letters featuring the signatures of actors, many of whom are from the Golden Hollywood era and other famous figures from the Entertainment and Political world.The signatures include Vincent Price, Michael Caine, Richard Attenborough, David Attenborough, Gene Kelly, Peter Cushing, Patrick Macnee, Cesar Romero, Alec Guinness, Robert Wagner, Ronnie Corbett, Doris Day, Joan Crawford, Eric Morecambe, Frankie Howerd, Cliff Richard, Bob Hope, Shelly Winters, Jimmy Durante, Patricia Neal, Roger Moore, Bob Monkhouse, Angela Lansbury, Margaret Thatcher, Norman Wisdom, Joan Collins, Honor Blackman, Ken Dodd, Kirk Douglas, Simon Cowell, George Raft, Betty Blythe, Ricardo Montalban, Burgess Meredith, Jason Robards, Debbie Reynolds, Jack Benny, Brian Donlevy, Cornel Wilde, Benny Goodman, George Raft, Douglas Fairbanks, Olivia de Havilland, Edward Woodward, Charlton Heston, John Thaw, Barbara Shelley, Derek Jacobi, Deborah Kerr, James Mason, John Gielgud, George Sewell, Rex Harrison, Anthony Quinn, Charles Laughton, Arthur Lowe, Robert Mitchum, Roy Thinnes, Karl Malden, Dennis Weaver, Rod Taylor, Roddy McDowall, Maurice Chevalier, James Garner, John Saxon, Spencer Tracy, Jack Hawkins, Ethel Merman, Jane Russell, Mickey Rooney, William Holden, Lionel Barrymore, David Niven, Louis Jourdan, Jimmy Durante, Basil Rathbone, Barbara Stanwyck, Robert Stack, Jackie Cooper, Fredric March, Luke Perry, Peggy Lee, Dennis Wheatley, Tommy Steele, Jane Wyman, James Coburn, Kray Twins, Ray Harryhausen, Dirk Bogarde, Dennis Price, Gerry Anderson, Hedda Hopper, Jack Warner, Van Heflin, Harold Wilson, Ava Gardner, Dorothy Lamour, Ray Milland, Sidney Lumet, Sylvia Miles, Virginia Mayo, Richard Basehart, John Mills, Glenda Jackson, Lindsay Anderson, George Cole, Ingrid Pitt, Lionel Jeffries, Antony Armstrong-Jones (Lord Snowdon) and more.The paperwork exhibits general signs of age and use. Dimensions (largest binder): 37 cm x 24.5 cm x 6 cm (14.5" x 9.75" x 2.25")The autographs in this lot have been professionally authenticated by expert Garry King; see notice in the Buyer's Guide.Due to the depth and quantity of this lot's content, bidders are encouraged to enquire for further details.VAT Status: M
SIX BOXES OF CERAMICS, to include a TG Green Cornish Ware canister, two Portmeirion Botanic Garden vases, tallest 22.5cm, a Poole Pottery traditional ware vase and bowl, five Wade Coronation 1953 dishes depicting animals - two advertising Shell-Mex and BP Ltd, North Eastern Division, and Burrows & Sturgess Ltd Spa Table Waters, a Shelley green banded preserve pot in the form of a fruit, a Belleek vase and plate, etc (6 boxes) (sd)
Slater, Eric für Shelley Potteries. Kaffeeservice für sechs Personen, Form "Vogue", 21-teilig. Bone China. Farbiges Dekor "Sunray Pattern". Bestehend aus: Sechs Art Deco-Kaffeegedecken, Schale (D. 14 cm), Gießer und kleiner Platte (D. 25 cm). Henkelunterseite einer Tasse min. best. Entwurf und Ausformung 1930. Stempelmarken Shelly, England. Eine identische Kanne befindet sich on display im Raum 140 (Factory Ceramics) in der Sammlung des Victorian & Albert Museums (Nr. C.159:1,2-2003).
Florence Press. The Lyrical Poems and Translations of Percy Bysshe Shelley. Arranged in chronological order with a preface by C. H. Herford, London: Chatto & Windus at the Florence Press, 1918, one or two light spots, small presentation inscription, top edge gilt, original Japanese vellum gilt, 4to, large paper limited edition 143/250, together with Swinburne (Algernon Charles). Songs Before Sunrise, Florence Press, 1909. minor spots to endpapers, top edge gilt, original vellum-backed boards, small closed tear at head of spine, small abrasion to rear cover, a little dust-soiled, 4to, limited edition 433/650QTY: (2)
Shelley (Mary). Frankenstein: or, the Modern Prometheus, [bound with as issued] The Ghost-Seer From the German of Schiller Vol. 1, 2 volumes in 1, London: Richard Bentley, 1839, Bentley's Standard Novels No. IX letterpress title, engraved frontispiece dated 1831, additional title with engraved vignette, Ghost-Seer! with half-title and letterpress title, some light spotting at front and rear, hinges tender, bookplate of Arnold Henry Robson, publisher's brown blindstamped cloth, spine faded, small tear and loss to head of spine, small split to lower joint at head, lower corners bumped, 8voQTY: (1)NOTE:The fourth Bentley edition issue. The book was first published in 1818, and the second edition published in 1823. The first Richard Bentley edition, the third edition overall (and the first to be illustrated) was published in 1831, extensively revised by the author, and further Bentley editions appeared in 1832, 1836, and 1839 (the present edition).
Shelley (Mary). Frankenstein; or, the Modern Prometheus, [Parlour Library, vol. CXLIV] London: Thomas Hodgson, [1856], 202 pp., lacking the half-title (with 'Parlour Library, vol. CXLIV') and advertisements at rear, occasional light spotting and stains, a few leaves with green pencil underlining and scoring, stitching strained in places, tears and repair to front endpaper, contemporary burgundy morocco gilt, spine rubbed with splits and tears at ends, light edge wear, 8vo QTY: (1)NOTE:Sadleir 3755a (number 144). First published in 3 volumes in 1818, a second edition in 2 volumes was published in 1823, and the first one volume edition by Bentley appeared in 1831.The Parlour Library series commenced in 1847 by Simms and McIntyre in Belfast with the aim of producing cheap and accessible fiction reprints. The series was continued by Thomas Hodgson in London in 1853, and then other publishers into the 1860s.
A quantity of mixed Shelley to include various patterns in Queen Anne shape, mostly broken being chipped, cracked or otherwise broken; a floral cake stand (crazed); Melody pattern pieces, coffee pot without cover; Sunset and Tall Trees breakfast trio (all pieces with damage); a Wileman (Foley) sardine dish (chipped) and many others, most damaged. (2 boxes)
A mixed lot comprising three pieces of Royal Stanley (one badly broken top rim, pieces in bag); a 1940s tubelined vase (chipped and cracked); a Keeling & Co blue and gilt ornate porcelain jug; Shelley 'Kingfisher' patterned jug (minor colour loss); a Shelley small squat jug (minor colour loss to rim); a Wileman vase (missing handles and chipped); a Losol Ware bowl (nibbles to rim); a Corona Ware vase; a Burleigh vase (repaired foot) and a Wedgwood octagonal bowl with dragon lustre (broken and glued). (1 box)
A collection of Shelley and other mottoware etc including leamington spar dainty cup and saucer, Dunoon sugar bowl and jug, for luck from Snowdon vase and similar bowl, Wedgwood black jasper lidded jar, and trinket box, powder blue, etc other continental with silver collars, a Royal Doulton character jugs, Long John silver etc gty
A pair of Shelley "Pole Star" 13774/528 cups, saucers and plates, printed and painted marks together with a Wedgwood Barlaston John Peel Hunting small jug., a Cauldon coupe decorated with flowers; a Royal Worcester part dressing table set decorated with Ships and further ceramics (1 box - Q)
SHELLEY MARY: (1797-1851) English novelist of the Gothic novel Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus (1818) and the editor and promoter of the works of her husband, the Romantic poet Percy Bysshe Shelley. A rare A.L.S., Mary Shelley, two pages, 8vo, Sorrento, 10th July (1843), to Bartolomeo Cini, in Italian. Shelley writes concerning some letters written by her late husband, and her upcoming travel plans, (translated) ´I have received all of the letters about which you wrote to me, and this evening another one arrived to me by way of Signor Lotterelli, and I thank you greatly. We will depart one day this week. So please don´t send me any more. When we get to Livorno, I shall repay my debt. Leave a letter for me at your bank in order to let me know how much I owe you. I hope (and how much!) to see dear Nerina in Livorno. That may depend upon the day of our departure, which will be either Thursday or Saturday the 13th or 15th of this month. I pray to God that we have good weather, I very much dislike travelling by sea in bad weather...´. With integral address leaf in Shelley´s hand and bearing a small red wax seal. VGMary Shelley first contacted the Tuscan politician and railway financier Bartolomeo Cini (1809-1877) in the hope of recovering letters sent by her late husband, Percy Bysshe Shelley, to his mother-in-law, the Irish hostess and writer Margaret King (1773–1835). As a child in Ireland, Margaret King had been a favoured pupil of Mary’s mother, Mary Wollstonecraft; when Mary and her husband Percy came to travel in Italy, along with her stepsister Claire Clairmont, they relied upon King for support and advice, the young poet Percy in particular. Margaret was then living in Pisa with George William Tighe and their daughters Lauretta and Nerina; Nerina later married Bartolomeo Cini. Mary Shelley travelled in Italy with her son Percy Florence between 1840 and 1843 – journeys she described in Rambles in Germany and Italy, 1844 – accompanied by a Cambridge friend of her son’s, Andrew Alexander Knox.Mary Shelley´s dislike of travelling by sea in bad weather, expressed in the present letter, was, of course, well founded. Being caught sailing in a storm would have undoubtedly evoked painful memories in Shelley of her husband´s tragic death.
ACADEMY AWARD WINNERS: Selection of signed 8 x 10 photographs by various Oscar winning actresses comprising Shelley Winters, Maureen Stapleton in her role as the anarchist Emma Goldman in a scene of Reds (1981) for which she was awarded with the Academy Award, Eva Marie Saint, Dianne Wiest and Estelle Parsons. All are boldly signed, largely to clear areas of the images. VG to EX, 5
CRIME THRILLER FILMS: Selection of signed 8 x 10 photographs by various film actors and actresses, each of the images depicting them in costume from various crime thriller and mystery films, comprising Anthony Perkins (as Christopher from the French film The Champagne Murders, 1967), Shelley Winters (as Kate ´Ma´ Barker from Bloody Mama, 1970), Mike Sarne (as Ricky Flint from the British kitchen sink film A Place to Go, 1963), Sheldon Leonard (as Peg leg from the film River Gang, 1945), Susan Blakely (as Patty Butler from Report to the Commissioner, 1975), Chris Sarandon (as Gordon Stuart from Lipstick, 1976), David Dukes (as Daniel Blank from The First Deadly Sin, 1980), and Armand Assante (as Roberto ´Bobby Tex´ Texador from Q & A, 1990). All are boldly signed (several in fountain pen inks) to lighter areas of the images, and none are inscribed. Colour (1). VG, 8
SHELLEY PERCY BYSSHE: (1792-1822) British writer, one of the major English Romantic poets. A fine Autograph D.S., Percy Bysshe Shelley, the signature lightly crossed through by way of the customary cancellation, one page, slim oblong 8vo (approximately 18.5 x 6 cm), London, 23rd December 1815. Shelley requests that his bankers, Messrs Brookes & Co. of Chancery Lane, ´Pay to Mr. Clairmont three pounds´. Autographs of Shelley are extremely rare in any form as a result of his tragic death at the young age of 29. Neatly inlaid and with a couple of light stains and one very small spindle hole, not affecting the text or signature. VGShelley´s document was written shortly after the completion of his poem Alastor, or The Spirit of Solitude, which was composed in Bishopsgate, near Windsor Great Park, from 10th to 14th December 1815. Published in the following year, the work is considered to be one of the first of Shelley´s major works.
ACADEMY AWARD WINNERS: A good selection of signed colour 8 x 10 photographs by various Oscar winning actors and actresses of the 1940s and 1950s comprising James Stewart, Ernest Borgnine, Red Buttons, Jane Wyman, Claire Trevor, Eva Marie Saint, and Shelley Winters. All are boldly signed in blue or black inks to light areas of the images and none are inscribed. VG to EX, 7
ACADEMY AWARD WINNERS: A good selection of signed colour 8 x 10 photographs by various Best Supporting Actress Oscar winners of the 1960s and 1970s comprising Rita Moreno, Patty Duke, Shelley Winters, Goldie Hawn, Lee Grant, Beatrice Straight, and Vanessa Redgrave. The majority are boldly signed in blue or black inks to largely lighter areas of the images and only one is inscribed. VG to EX, 7
DUVALL SHELLEY: (1949-2024) American actress. A good signed and inscribed 8 x 10 photograph of Duvall standing in a full-length pose, in costume as Suzanne Davis, an Astrodome tour guide and the free-spirited love interest of actor Bud Cort´s character, the reclusive Brewster McCloud, who stands opposite in a scene from the American black comedy film Brewster McCloud (1970) which was directed by Robert Altman and marked Duvall´s film debut. Signed by the actress in black fountain pen ink to a light area of the image, also adding the date, 10th December 1981, within a love heart beneath her signature. VGProvenance: The present photograph originates from the collection of Pierre Goulliard, a French gentleman who, for over 50 years, dedicated himself to obtaining in person autographs of British, American and European movie stars, always obtaining the signatures in fountain pen ink.
Van Johnson, Shelley Winters, John Ireland, Mara Lane, Margaret Leighton and one other signed on the inside of a decorative blank Cafe de Paris menu card. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99
An interesting album of original sketches and also original black and white photographs detailing an Art Deco exhibition 'Fair' in Berlin 1927-1928, the drawings signed 'Annand', products including Jacob's Biscuits, Shelley Porcelain and W H Smith & Son Booksellers and Stationers, all contained within an album, some items loose.
A GROUP OF MISCELLANEOUS CERAMICS, comprising a covered Carlton Ware dish Reg No. 26914, Royal Doulton covered preserve pot designed by Frank Brangwyn, Denby dinnerware in sage green colour, large Wedgwood vase and small jug 'Sarah's Garden' design, Poole Pottery onion vase No. 32, trinket plates by Wedgwood, Coalport and Aynsley, Royal Albert etc. Royal Crown Derby napkin rings, shallow plate and a soup bowl 'Derby Posies', Crown Devon 'Fieldings' Tea, Coffee, Sugar, and pepper pot, (wooden lids worn and in used condition) other names include Shelley, Minton, Royal Worcester, also included two glass apple paperweights one by Adrian Sankey in a royal blue iridescent glass etc. (qty), (Condition Report: most items are in good condition, would just benefit from a clean, there is some damage to some items a/f)
A GROUP OF ASSORED TEA AND DINNER WARE to include a group of Minton 'Haddon Hall' items comprising a dinner plate, a wide rimmed bowl (chipped), four cups (marked second quality), a small and a large saucer (marked second quality), three side plates, and a sauce boat (cracked), a quantity of blue and white floral Paragon tea wares comprising two cups, three saucers, tree side plates, a slop bowl, and a milk jug, three Royal Crown Derby 'Mikado' side plates and four 'Derby Posies' items comprising two coffee cups, a miniature jug and a side plate, a group of Shelley orange tea wares comprising a cup (hairline crack), three saucers, five side plates, and a milk jug, a group of Royal Albert plates and bowls, etc (qty) (Condition Report: itemised conditions above, s.d)
NEW WAVE / SYNTH / COOL POP - LP COLLECTION. A collection of approx 48 x LPs. Artists/ Titles included Virginia Astley inc Promise Nothing, Hope In A Darkened Heart, Caught In Flux, Talking Heads - 77, John Cooper Clarke inc Snap, Crackle & Bop, Siouxsie And The Banshees, The Creatures, The B-52's, Cocteau Twins, The Room, Tiny Town, The Undertones, The June Brides, Pete Shelley, Stiff Little Fingers, Frankie Goes To Hollywood and The Human League. The condition is generally VG to Ex+.
PUNK/ ALT/ ROCK/ POP/ INDIE - LP COLLECTION. A smashing collection of around 80 rock LPs. Artists/ titles include Various - Punk And Disorderly (PBS-131), Wah - Nah-Poo: The Art Of Bluff, Placebo - Englands Trance, Paul McCartney - Tripping The Live Fantastic, Madonna - You Can Dance, Prince - Around The World In A Day, Kate Bush - The Kick Inside, Scriti Politti - Songs To Remember, PIL - Paris au Printemps, The Stranglers - The Gospel According To The Men In Black, Dave Edmunds (SPART 1184, test pressing). Dexys Midnight Runners, Simple Minds, Kevin Dunn, Aztec Camera, Bram Tchaikovsky, Crowded House, Pete Shelley, Snap Crackle Pop Art, Echo & The Bunnymen, Hot Action Cop, U2, The English Beat, Tom Waits, A More, The Smithereens, Ian Dury, Hugo Largo. Condition is generally VG t oEx+, odd one may drop below.
Two signed Buzzcocks 7" singles. To inc: What Do I Get (UP36348) signed to reverse by Pete Shelley, Steve Garvey, Steve Diggle, John Maher and 'Love You More' (UP 36433) signed by the same four. From a large collection of signed records, all obtained in person by the vendor's brother, a dedicated and active fan and concert goer during the 1970s and 80s.

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