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Laura Kerr
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Laura Kerr works in the busy Accounts Department at Bearnes Hampton & Littlewood dealing with buyers and vendors' accounts, settlements and queries.

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Sale MA15; Lot: 0265: A fragment of Admiral Lord Viscount Nelson's funeral flag from the battle ensign of HMS Victory, taken by Rowden Holdsworth, attached to a signed and witnessed letter of provenance, the 5cm by 3cm fragment held by two steel pins to a folded sheet with Nelson crest attached upper left corner inscribed; . Rowden Holsworth, son of Philip Holsworth, Marshall of the City of London Maketh oath and most solemnly faith, that on the ninth day of January, one thousand eight hundred and six, be the department attendee the funeral of Admiral Lord Viscount Nelson to Saint Pauls Cathedral as a young man belonging to the Lord Mayor's Household; and that the above morceau is a part of the identical flag of HMS Victory, borne in the procession by part of the crew, with which the Hero fought, conquered and died, in the ever-memorable engagement with the Combined Fleets of France and Spain, off Cape Trafalgar on the twenty first day of October, one thousand eight hundred and five. Given at the Mansion House, London 13th June, 1812. before me-Rowden Holdsworth - CS Hunter Mayor' watermark date to paper '1810' 32 x 20cm overall size.

A Fragment of Admiral Lord Viscount Nelson's Funeral Flag From the Battle ... (MA15/265)

Sold for £6,000

Sale FS16; Lot: 0453: A Doulton Lambeth faience tile panel for the Columbian Exposition 1893 the six tiles enamelled by Esther Lewis with a view of St Paul's Cathedral from Queen Street Bridge (now rebuilt as Southwark Bridge), 30 x 56 cm not including frame, printed circular marks and one tile signed E Lewis verso. the lot is offered with the certificate, two diplomas awarded by the Board of Lady Managers of the Columbian Exposition for her skill as an Inventor and as Designer and Artist together with a bronze medallion and covering letter. *More simply known as the Chicago World's Fair it was intended to celebrate the 400th anniversary of Columbus's arrival in the US the panel and related ephemera are by direct family decent.

A Doulton Lambeth Faience Tile Panel For the Columbian Exposition 1893 (FS16/453)

Sold for £4,700

Sale SC22; Lot: 0353: A Great War MC and two bars and service group of three medals awarded to Major Daniel Douglas Pole-Evans, Royal Field Artillery, 1914-15 Star, War Medal and Victory Medal, together with a copy of Kincaid-Smith, Lieut-Col 'The 25th Division France and Flanders' with typed annotated notes, also a copy of 'Floreat Landubriense' with reference to Major Pole-Evans (see page 135) and a Llandovery college badge.

A Great War MC and Two Bars and Service Group of Three ... (SC22/353)

Sold for £4,300

Sale BK20; Lot: 0310: CIRCUS Lord George Sanger Archive including original photographs, advertising posters, programmes, broadsides, ALs, original score for a pantomime (1883), and the catalogue for the deceased sale of Sanger's estate, by Tom Norman in 1905, etc, etc.

CIRCUS (BK20/310)

Sold for £2,400

Sale FS34; Lot: 0189: A Charles II silver porringer, maker HG between mullets and pellets attributed to Henry Greenway (See Jacksons page 121), London, 1664 pricked dot initials to the base, of squat baluster form with embossed floral decoration and scroll handles to the sides, 17cm wide, 8.05ozs.

A Charles II Silver Porringer, Maker HG Between Mullets and Pellets Attributed ... (FS34/189)

Sold for £2,100

Sale FS29; Lot: 0354: John Craxton RA [1922-2009] - Roman pots, archaeological find, the Downs, Cranborne Chase beyond - initialled JC and dated 1940 bottom right, small label on reverse JOHN CRAXTON 1940 inscribed on backboard in pen 'John Craxton, pots from Crichell Down sits in the possession of Stuart Piggott 1940-41' oil on board 24.5 x 34.5cm.

John Craxton RA [1922-2009] - Roman Pots, Archaeological Find, the Downs, Cranborne ... (FS29/354)

Sold for £15,000

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