le vieux marin et sa petite fille

British & Continental Paintings

the pink dressing gown

portrait of a young breton woman

Victorian & Edwardian Art

every one his own tale

Victorian, Pre-Raphaelite & British Impressionist Art

sketch for saved

sketch for saved

frank bramley, r.a., red and white flowers in a green glass vase, oil on canvas laid...

frank bramley a.r.a. (british 1857-1915), italian fisherboy, dated 83, oil on panel,...

signed on reverse, oil on board This lot contains 1 item(s).

frank bramley (british 1857-1932)

signed and dated l.l.: FRANK BRAMLEY/ 86oil on canvas

frank bramley, r.a.1857-1915

the camp

frank bramley, r.a., 1857-1915

Important Design

Property from a Private American Collection

Property from a Private American Collection Frank Lloyd Wright Laylight from the B. Harley Bradley House, Kankakee, Illinois circa 1900 opaque, clear and rippled glass, lead came, original oak frame (not illustrated) 36⅞ x 20⅝ in. (93.6 x 52.4 cm) including frame 33½ x 16¾ in. (85 x 42.5 cm) excluding frame

View 1 of Lot 134: Laylight from the B. Harley Bradley House, Kankakee, Illinois

laylight from the b. harley bradley house, kankakee, illinois

Modern America: The Wolf Family Collection

Frank Lloyd Wright Laylight from the B. Harley Bradley House, Kankakee, Illinois Executed circa 1900. opaque, clear and rippled glass, lead came, original oak frame 37 3/8 x 20 5/8 in. (94.9 x 52.4 cm.) including frame 33 1/2 x 16 1/2 in. (85.1 x 41.9 cm.) excluding frame

View 1 of Lot 406: Laylight from the B. Harley Bradley House, Kankakee, Illinois

Property from the Collection of Daniel Wolf

Property from the Collection of Daniel Wolf Frank Lloyd Wright Library Table from the B. Harley Bradley House, Kankakee, Illinois circa 1900 executed by John W. Ayers Co., Chicago, Illinois oak 28¼ x 108 x 26¾ in. (71.7 x 274.3 x 67.9 cm)

View 1 of Lot 146: Library Table from the B. Harley Bradley House, Kankakee, Illinois

library table from the b. harley bradley house, kankakee, illinois

Property from a Private American Collection Frank Lloyd Wright An Important and Rare Laylight from the B. Harley Bradley House, Kankakee, Illinois circa 1900 opaque, clear and rippled glass, lead cames, original wood frame (not illustrated) 33½ x 16½ in. (85.1 x 41.9 cm) excluding frame 37¼ x 20⅝ in. (94.6 x 52.4 cm) including frame

View 1 of Lot 452: An Important and Rare Laylight from the B. Harley Bradley House, Kankakee, Illinois

an important and rare laylight from the b. harley bradley house, kankakee, illinois

pair of casement windows from the b. harley bradley house, kankakee, illinois

an important library table from the living room of the b. harley bradley house, kankakee, illinois

20th Century Decorative Arts

window from the b. harley bradley house, kankakee, illinois

a frank lloyd wright leaded glass window, designed for the harley bradley house, kankak

Collection of a Connoisseur: History in Manuscript, Part 2

[Charles G. Gordon--family.] A collection of letters and related papers concerning the death of Gordon: i) c.18 letters to Augusta Gordon, sister of C.G. Gordon, including by: Princess Beatrice, thanking her for a wedding present, especially of something "that had belonged to your lamented brother"; Sir John Cowell, Comptroller of the Queen's Household, on Gordon's Bible, which had been given to the Queen ("...The Bible is, I should tell you, to be placed in a beautiful old Enamel & Crystal Casket..."); Hallam Tennyson, sending his father's epitaph on Gordon and informing her of the foundation of "a Gordon camp ... for training poor boys for the Army"; Lord Camperdown ("...You cannot be more indignant against Mr Gladstone than I am with regard to Khartoum..."); Harold Browne, Bishop of Winchester, thanking her for "the facsimile of the letter" as a relic of the "greatest hero of the century"; M. Noushi ("...How happy I am & how prosperous to be always remembered by the sister of my late gallant General Gordon Pasha..."), G.G. Bradley, Arthur Waugh, Horace Walker, Ralph Disraeli, Colonel Mahmoud Talaat Bey, and other Egyptian military figures; together with related drafts and fragments; 1880s ii) Two autograph letters signed by Augusta Gordon, one to Allen & Co., refusing permission to publish a book of her brother's work by Hake, the other to "Dear Sir", expressing her approval on a pamphlet on the government's desertion of Gordon, 7 August-26 November 1890 iii) Evelyn Baring, 1st Earl of Cromer, five autograph letters signed, to William Staveley Gordon and his wife, 1896-98; and one other letter to "Gordon" iv) Cardinal Newman. The Dream of Gerontius. Longmans, 1888. C.G. GORDON'S COPY, presented by him to Frank Power, and subsequently given by Power to his sister ("Dearest M. I send you this book which General Gordon has given me. The pencil marking through the book is his. | Frank Power | Khartoum"), with marginal pencil markings v) Other material: photographic portrait of C.G. Gordon by G. Lekegian of Cairo & Co., mounted on card; six photographs of memorials for General Gordon, with captions on the reverse; group of red wax seal impressions of the Gordon family crest; press cuttings and printed ephemera PROVENANCE: Spiro family collection; their sale, part 2, Christie's New York, 26 February 2004, lot 48

View 1 of Lot 52: C.G. Gordon--family | Collection of letters and documents on the death of Gordon, 1880s-90s

c.g. gordon--family | collection of letters and documents on the death of gordon, 1880s-90s

The Erwin Tomash Library on the History of Computing

Volume 1: The Preparation of Programs for an Electronic Digital Computer by Maurice Wilkes, David Wheeler, and Stanley Gill (1951). New introduction by Martin Campbell-Kelly, 1982Volume 2: Babbage's Calculating Engines by H. P. Babbage (1889). New introduction by Allan G. Bromley, 1984Volume 3: Handbook of the Napier Tercentenary Celebration or Modern Instruments and Methods of Calculation edited by E.M. Horsburgh (1914). New introduction by M. R. Williams, 1984Volume 4: High Speed Computing Devices by the Staff of Engineering Research Associates (1950). New introduction by Arnold A. Cohen, 1984Volume 5: Punched Card Methods in Scientific Computation by W.J. Eckert (1940). New introduction by J.C. McPherson, 1984Volume 6: Calculating Instruments and Machines by Douglas R. Hartree (1949). New introduction by Maurice Wilkes, 1985Volume 7: Proceedings of a Symposium on Large-Scale Digital Calculating Machinery by the Harvard Computation Laboratory (1947). New introduction by William Aspray, 1985Volume 8: A Manual of Operation for the Automatic Sequence Controlled Calculator by the Harvard Computation Laboratory (1946). New introduction by I. Bernard Cohen and P. Ceruzzi, 1985Volume 9: The Moore School Lectures (1946), edited by Martin Campbell-Kelly and Michael R. Williams, 1985 Volume 10: A. M. Turing's ACE Report of 1946 and Other Papers (1945), edited by B.E. Carpenter and R.W. Doran, 1986, dust-jacketVolume 11: Le Calcul Simplifié: Graphical and Mechanical Methods for Simplifying Calculation by Maurice d'Ocagne (1928). Translation and introduction by J. Howlett and M. R. Williams, 1986Volume 12: Papers of John von Neumann on Computers and Computer Theory by John von Neumann; introduction by William Aspray and Arthur W. Burks, 1986Volume 13: Memoir of the Life and Labours of the Late Charles Babbage ESQ F.R.S. by H. W. Buxton; introduction by Anthony Hyman, 1987Volume 14: The Early British Computer Conferences edited and introduction by Michael R. Williams and Martin Campbell-Kelly, 1985Volume 15: Rabdology, by John Napier; translated by William Frank Richardson; introduction by Robin E. Rider, 1990Volume 16: The Calculating Machines (Die Rechenmaschinen): Their History and Development (1925) by Ernst Martin; translated and edited by Peggy Aldrich Kidwell and Michael R. Williams, 1992Cambridge, Mass: MIT Press and (Los Angeles/San Francisco:) Tomash Publishers,original cloth bindings, various sizes (16)

charles babbage reprint series for the history of computing. complete set of 16 volumes, comprising:

English Literature, History, Children&#39;s Books and Illustrations

including 26 pages with illustrations, mostly contemporary and historic naval scenes in watercolour, by montague dawson ('Cracking on', 230 x 290mm., 1925), William Wyllie, William Matthew Hale, Frank Henry Mason, Norman Wilkinson, Alma Barton Cull, Oswald Moser and others, also a pencil illustration by Harold Wyllie and one page with three photographs mounted; signatures including the future duke of windsor ("Edward of Wales", 22 June 1907), George V, Queen Mary, and Prince Axel of Denmark, other royalty, aristocrats, and visiting dignitaries notably winston churchill (probably Stockholm, 1912), ernest shackleton, and 9 members of the 1921 Australian cricket team (Arthur Mailey, Jack Ryder, and others), prominent naval figures including E.S. Alexander-Sinclair, Sir S.A.G. Calthorpe, and Admiral Bradley A. Fiske of the US navy, together with many other visitors, mostly to HMS Eclipse, at various named ports, as well as to Greatorex's London residence of 43 Argyll Road, Kensington; mostly written directly onto the album but some pieces mounted, tipped in, or loosely inserted; 64 pages plus blanks, oblong 4to, 1906 to 1925, limp blue roan with gilt lettering on upper cover ("H.M.S. Eclipse | 1960"), silk endpapers, covers somewhat worn with crude repairs

album and guestbook compiled by admiral clement greatorex, comprising signatures, inscriptions, and illustrations

a folio of drawings, watercolours and letters

a folio of drawings, watercolours and letters by or attributed to Basil Bradley, Hercules Brabazon Brabazon, Eugene Bejot, Charles Bathurst, Wilfred Ball, Frank Calderon, George Cruikshank (2), John Wilson Carmichael, Edward Henry Courbold, Richard Doyle, Sir William Etty, Myles Birket Foster, Thomas Bush Hardy, John Hayter (3), Charles Keene (7), Richard Hulme Lancaster (4), Charles Robert Leslie (1 drawing and 1 oil sketch), Benjamin Williams Leader, Samuel John Lamorna Birch, Sir Thomas Lawrence, Sir Edward John Poynter, W.H.Pyne, Harry Rowndtree, Thomas Rowlandson, Robert Smirke (12), Shelly, Thomas Stothard, Thomas Hosmer Shepherd, Thomas Unwin, John Varley, Rev.Joseph Wilkinson, Hugh William 'Grecian' Williams, Percy Lancaster and other artists including views of Stonethwaite in Borrowdale (2), Borrowdale under the Bowden stone, near Rossthwaite - Borrowdale, the Fairy Glen - Bettwys-y-Coed, Piacenza, a scene on the Seine, a souvenir of Moroni, a grotesque figure, caricature of Mr Frank Calderon at home, a huntsman, Bass Rock, Barton St Mary Church Devon, 'Oxford Critics' - study of John Ruskin, classical studies, portrait studies, Don Quixote, Windmill Hill, peasants of St.Onge La Rochelle France, Mountains of Morne in the County of Doune Ireland, Winchester Tower Windsor, Beccles and other subjects approximately seventy, various media, some signed and inscribed with twenty eight letters, some illustrated, by A.Crowquill to Miss Lucy Lane (12 May 1890), by Edward Henry Corbould to Mrs Strutt (9 April 1888), by Edward Henry Corbould to Messrs White and Dalton (22 June 1856), by Sir Charles L.Eastlake to Mr Byron (15 March 1867), by Martin Hardie, by J.W.Hardy (21 October 1886), by Fred Lawson to Joseph Crawhall(26 October 1884), by Charles Robert Leslie to Chalon (10 December 1857), by Llewelyn to L.W. Dillwyn, by Samuel Prout to John Pye, by Samuel Prout to Sir William Knighton (18 July 1829), by Samuel Prout to Mr Ross, by Samuel Prout to David Roberts (27 October 1840), by W.H.Pyne (22 June 1816), by John R.Reid to Mr Graingers (10 January 1907),by Alfred W.Rich to Mr Wood (10 December 1920), by John Ruskin to Mr Stanfield (22 August...), by John Ruskin to Mr H.Beuce Jones (24 October 1868), by John Ruskin to Miss Bertolacci, by John Ruskin to Mr Williams (28 June 1886), by Robert Smirke to Lieutenant Colonel Pasley (16 October 1837), by Thomas Stothard to Mrs Cribb (25 September 182), by Anthony Carey Stannus to Joseph Crawhall (17 April 1878), by James F.Sullivan to Mr Doe (26 July...), by Petro William Tomkins (5 January 1821), by S.Curnow Vosper to Mrs Hardie (12 April 1929), by John Varley to Mr Eglestone and by Penry Williams to Mrs Whitle (28 September 1857) (approximately 97) various sizes Provenance: Martin Hardie

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