WILLIAMSON (Henry): 'A Chronicle of Ancient Sunlight' series: a complete set of 15 volumes, all First Editions, 1951-1969, publishers cloth with dustjackets, all but the second and fifth titles with Williamson's ownership marks, annotations, dedications or related correspondence loosely inserted. (15)

IN MEMORIAM T E LAWRENCE, LIMITED TO 8 COPIES: WILLIAMSON (Henry): 'The Gold Falcon or The Haggard of Love': printed for the author, 1933: No.3 of 8 copies privately produced, inscribed 'No.3' and with initials 'TES' underlined in Williamson's hand below printed dedication to the author, full vellum gilt, teg, remainder untrimmed.

A circa 1969 Rolex 'GMT-Master Pepsi' stainless steel automatic wristwatch, 39mm x 12mm, Ref. 1675, Cal. 1570, the 'Mark II' matt black dial having open chapter ring and 'Tropical' indices, 'Non-Quickset' date model, the later crown measuring approximately 5.1mm, on stainless steel Rolex 'Oyster' bracelet; the end links stamped '93150', '580' and with an 'A' to the clasp, to include a secondary Rolex style 'Lunette Noir' bezel, complete with original 'Trapeze' box, wallets and pouch, papers to include: Chronometer guarantee; purchase receipt; service receipts; together with a small group of vintage COMEX (Compagnie Maritime d'Expertises) 'patches'. (Serviced in 1996 and 2018). 

(HP) Circle of Jonathan Richardson, Sir Coventry Carew as a young man, with spaniel, Antony House beyond, 122 x 98cm.

A Rolex 'Panda Dial' Cosmograph Daytona 18k gold and stainless steel wristwatch, Ref. 116523, Serial No. 371C6502, with inner and outer boxes, spare link, guarantee card dated 2015, manuals, etc.

(THH) A large and impressive pair of bronze recumbent lions, each on a Breccia marble base, 35.5cm high x 54cm wide.

A good and large antique slipware dish, possibly Isleworth, with combed decoration, 52cm wide.

A Howard & Sons 'Baring' settee, on turned walnut legs to the front, all castors stamped, labelled twice to the underside, 195cm wide.

A fine .500 3in tapered single shot martini action rifle, by Westley Richards & Co, London, circa 1890, fully signed, Serial No.3499, with 74.3cm octagonal barrel, 'dovetailed fore-sight, six folding leaf express rear sight, the action scroll engraved.

SMITH (Dodie): 'I Capture the Castle', Boston, 1948: First American Edition: 8vo, publisher's cloth with dustjacket, spine browned, minor edge nicks, two tape repairs to lower panel: inscribed from author 'to Jon, with my love. Dodie, Doyles Town Pennsylvania, November 1948'. Together with another copy of the same, dustjacket split along upper hinge with losses, similarly inscribed to Esme Wynne-Tyson. (2)