61 |
Snaffles (Charles Johnson Payne) 1884 - 1967; "The Pig-Esticker", colour print, signed by the artist in pencil, 8¾ in x 11½ in (22.5 x 29 cm), framed and glazed; together with "The Chase after a Hog", after Samuel Howett, 12½ in x 17½ in (32 x 44.5 cm), some staining, framed and glazed. (2) | Nil |
|
30 | |
| 62 | Vaughan Family Bible, Oxford 1807, large thick quarte, finely bound full crimson calf gilt, with family genealogical notes to front end papers. | Nil |
|
170 | |
| 63 | Edward Williames Vaughan Salisbury's Eton College prayer book, inscribed, 1778; together with Caernarvonshire, a sketch of its history, 1792, with book plate of Sir R.W. Vaughan, Bart, Rûg. (2) Nannau; Schedule of Contents 1958, No 86 - The Eton College Prayer Book. | Nil |
|
65 | |
| 64 | Sir Robert Howel Vaughan (1724-1792); Douglas, a tragedy (by John Home), London 1757, with various names and initials of members of the family superimposed as the cast, Sir Robert playing the pat of the Stranger, together with another volume. (2) | Nil |
|
50 | |
| 65 | Book of Common Prayer, full red calf gilt, 1731, "The Gift of Ann Williames of Erbistock" (wife of Robert Howel Vaughan) to her sister in law, Catherine Vaughan of Hengwrt"; Homer's Odyssey 1567, with bookplate of Sir R.W. Vaughan, Bart, Rûg, and three other volumes. (5) | Nil |
|
240 | |
| 66 | Vaughan, Robert (2nd Baronet), British Antiquities Revived, on a friendly contest touching the Sovereignty of the Three Princes of Wales, Bala 1834. | Nil |
|
45 | |
| 67 | The Log Book of Hog- Hunters' Hall, A Pigsticking Diary 1909, printed at The Times Press, Bombay. | Nil |
|
65 | |
| 68 | Document on vellum, being a bard to Griffith Nanney for the peaceful enjoyment of Doluwcheogryd, dated 1596, framed and glazed. Nannau; Schedule of Contents 1958, No.1A. | Nil |
|
190 | |
| 69 | Vaughan family papers, relating to Sir Robert Williames Vaughan (2nd Baronet), Sir Robert Williames Vaughan (3rd Baronet), and John Vaughan of India, together with some ephemeral pieces, drawings, etc, 1st half 19thC, contained within a contemporary pine box with brass carry handles. | Nil |
|
110 | |
| 70 | Cookery receipts; two volumes, one dated 1823, the other 1859, together with a large quantity of loose receipts (a lot) | Nil |
|
40 | |
| 71 | Quantity of mixed ephemera; including a group of Welsh engraved letter sheets, scrap album, newspaper cuttings, posters, etc, largely 19thC (a lot) | Nil |
|
80 | |
| 72 | Ellinor Catherine Vaughan (1865-1944), sister of Sir Robert, and Major-General John Vaughan; Game books 1894-95, Visitors book for Deluwcheogryd 1913-1944, leather bound shooting and fishing record Maes-y-Bryner from 1924, photograph albums, common place book, maps of the Nannau estate, her charming photograph album fully captioned and partly illustrated with humorous drawings, inscribed at front "Photographs by Ellinor C. Vaughan, President of the Royal Cambrian Photographic Society 1890", together with other ephemera and her portrait miniature on ivory (a lot) | Nil |
|
170 | |
| 73 | Sir Robert Vaughan K.B.E. (1866-1941) Agriculturist; Album of news cuttings, ephemera and photographs relating to the festivities at his coming of age in 1887, two albums of greetings cards, photographs, etc, family correspondence, illuminated vellum bound album of postcards, and other ephemeral pieces (a lot) | Nil |
|
110 | |
| 74 | Family correspondence; indentures, bills, deeds, valuations, etc, re: Vaughan-Nannau, Wynne-Peniarth, Owen, Enthoven, etc, a large quantity, circa 1880-1925, contained in a tin-lined black trunk (a lot) | Nil |
|
190 | |
| 75 | Major General John Vaughan, C.B (M); C.M.G.; D.S.O. (1871-1956); Military commissions comprising his appointment as 2nd Lieutenant, signed by Queen Victoria, brevet-Major, signed by Edward VII; together with his award of the Order of the Bath, the order of St Michael & St George, both signed by George V, and the Order of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem, signed by Arthur Duke of Connaught. | Nil |
|
85 | |
| 76 | Military; a small group of autograph and typescript letters to Major General John Vaughan, from General Horace Smith-Dorrien; Field Marshall Edmund Allenby, and two others, signed respectively Brock and Pedlar (4) | Nil |
|
120 | |
| 77 | Letters and ephemera relating to Major General John Vaughan; W.W.I. letters from him, other correspondence, certificates, group of material relating to the Boy Scouts movement in Wales, album of photographs, etc (a lot) | Nil |
|
100 | |
| 78 | Edward, Duke of Windsor; a typed letter signed to Major General John Vaughan concerning Vaughan's autobiography and recalling their hunting days in Leicestershire, New York 1955, together with related correspondence (a lot) | Nil |
|
65 | |
| 79 | Brigadier C. H. Vaughan (1905-1976); an illuminated grant of arms with suspended seals contained within the original fitted box, together with his Sherrif's banners for the County of Merioneth. | Nil |
|
75 | |
| 80 | Major General John Vaughan; a group of photographs, some large format, Military and Sporting relating to the Xth Hussars, India, Egypt, etc (11) | Nil |
|
300 | |
| 81 | Photograph albums, voyage to China, India, Scottish views, etc., circa 1st half 20thC. | Nil |
|
600 | |
| 82 | Family carte de visite albums; photographs of Nannau estate, etc, a large quantity, 19th-20th century (a lot) | Nil |
|
580 | |
| 83 | A Stuart needlework casket, portraying the story of Esther, the frieze initialled "M.C." in silver braid and displaying charming images of animals, insects and flowers, the needlework worn and distressed save for the back two panels which are bright and fresh, 1660-1685, the interior refurbished, and with later gilt feet, 11in x 7½in (28cm x 19cm), 8½in (21.5cm) high. Family tradition records that the initials "M.C." stand for Mary Cromwell, sister of Oliver Cromwell. Whilst Oliver Cromwell did not in fact have a sister of that name, he did have a daughter, whose birth in 1637 makes her a more likely recipient of the casket. Nannau; Schedule of Contents 1958, No.29 | the needlework worn and distressed save for the back two panels which are bright and fresh, the interior refurbished, and with later gilt feet | Nil |
|
480 |
| 84 | Sir Robert Howel Vaughan (1724-1792) 1st Baronet; an armorial needlework panel worked in coloured silks, 18in x 15in (45.5cm x 38cm), some splitting to sides of panel but not affecting the embroidery, gilt gesso frame. | ome splitting to sides of panel but not affecting the embroidery | Nil |
|
95 |
| 85 | An early 19thC rosewood four-glass mantle clock, the silvered dial with engraved spandrels, the twin fusée movement striking on a bell, 10½in (26.5cm) high x 8?in (20.5cm) wide. | Nil |
|
2200 | |
| 86 | Vaughan genealogical scroll in mahogany roller, 19thC, together with an estate plan Doluwcheogryd belonging to Sir Robert Williames Vaughan Baronet, 1837, and two Vaughan armorials illuminated in gold and colours on vellum (4) | Nil |
|
280 | |
| 87 | A brass lockplate inscribed Sir Robert Williames Vaughan, Nannau, used by his son while at Balliol College, Oxford, 4?in (12.5cm) wide; together with engraved copper bookplates, etc., brass and green onyx Vaughan table seal, various steel matrices, Vaughan, Salisbury and Williames family bookplate labels, and other artefacts, contained in a 19thC carved pine box with brass carry handles. Nannau; Schedule of Contents 1958, No.62 - The brass lockplate. | Nil |
|
360 | |
| 88 | Sir Robert Williames Vaughan (1768-1843); a Wedgwood creamware dessert dish of shaped oval form with brown line rim, raised on pedestal foot, bearing his crest, 11in (28cm) wide, circa late-18thC/early 19thC. | Nil |
|
130 | |
| 89 | An early 19thC mahogany folding firescreen, enclosing four naive oil paintings on canvas, one side with landscapes depicting "old Nannau" (1694) and "old Rûg", the other side with two bridges on the Nannau estate built by Sir Robert Williames Vaughan (2nd Baronet), dated 1833, one bridge bearing the Vaughan crest of lion rampant, the canvas panels 23½in x 19½in (59.5cm x 49.5cm), the firescreen overall 45in (114cm) high. Nannau; Schedule of Contents 1958, No.102 | Nil |
|
300 | |
|
90 |
A 19thC European ivory chess set, red and white, with baluster stems and ring turned bases, slight damage and with minor losses, two red and two white pawns missing, King 3?in (10.5cm) high. | two red and two white pawns missing |
Nil |
|
420 |
