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Los 358
Pipe organ by Peter Collins, Redbourn 1972, the case of oak in three rectangular sections, the two higher outer sections flanking a lower central section all with display pipes, 6, 21, 6, the whole surmounted by a later frieze with broken pediment in brown painted wood with gold-painted dentate mouldings, the keyboard at the back of the organ, compass four octaves and eight notes, C to g3, with arcaded walnut naturals and skunk-tail accidentals in walnut and simulated ivory, the pedal board compass two octaves and six notes, eight hand stops, controlling and accordingly inscribed 4' Principal, 8' Rohr flute, 16' Dulzian, 2' Gemshorn bass, 2' Gemshorn Treble, III Mixture Bass, III Mixture Treble, Tremulant, with elm bench, electric blower, inscribed on a small plastic plaque beside the keyboard Peter Collins, 1998, height 7' 5?", 228cm; width 5' 9½", 176.5cm; depth with pedal board 4' 10?",149.3cm
Los 360
Small three-stop pipe organ ascribed to Peter Collins, Redbourn, circa 1975, the case of oak, the keyboard, compass four octaves and eight notes, C to g3, with rosewood overlaid naturals and skunk-tail accidentals of rosewood and imitation ivory, the stops with three internal levers controlling gedackt 8', rohr flute 4' and 15th 2', with electric blower, on trestle stand, with matching stool, height 5' 5½", 166.3cm; width 2' 8?", 82.9cm; depth 2' 1", 63.5cm
Los 364
Virginal by Alec Hodsdon, Lavenham, 1951, the case of walnut, the keyboard, compass four octaves and five notes, C to e3, with arcaded naturals and boxwood accidentals, on frame stand, inscribed on the name baton Alec Hodsdon Lavenham fecit anno 1951, length 4' 10½", 148.7cm; width 1' 8?", 51.8cm
Los 365
Fretted clavichord after Christian Gottlob Hubert, Ansbach, 1784 by Christopher Barlow, Frome, 1987, the case of panelled walnut, the keyboard, compass four octaves and six notes, C to f3, with arcaded ebony naturals and simulated ivory accidentals, bearing label on the bass hitchpin block Christopher Barlow Frome fecit ao: 1987, length 4' 2?", 167.7cm; width 1' 2", 35.5cm *The instrument from which this clavichord is copied is preserved in the Edinburgh University Collection of Historic Musical Instruments. See the online catalogue
Los 366
Unfretted clavichord by W. J. Zuckerman and Michael Thomas circa 1970, the case veneered with mahogany, the keyboard, compass four octaves and nine notes, A to f3, with ebony naturals and simulated ivory overlaid accidentals, the lid with an applied painting of trees and a lake, the soundboard decorated with roses, on an unassociated stand, length 4' 9?", 145.8cm; width 1' 10", 56cm
Los 682
A 19th century lacquered brass surveyor's sighting compass by Cail of Newcastle on Tyne, with octagonal case, silvered dial and signed blacked brass hinged sights, 4in. (10.2cm.) diameter, in the original black morocco case. Condition: The compass in very good condition, with few signs of use. The case with some edge wear and small losses to morocco. Interior in blue silk and velvet - the silk has a few stains and small rubbed hole to centre.
Los 626
FA Cup coins Centenary 1872-1972 from Esso; cigarette and cigar cards unmounted full sets, players 'chipper 5s' cigarette packet - cards 1940s tea cards and one completed album cigarette packets (Wills) with John Player cards - game birds and wild fowl and Wills set - garden flowers in packet and a Japanese compass (one bag)
Los 275
A shell cameo depicting a late 17th century lady in a rustic landscape, the large oval portrait format cameo showing a seated lady, perhaps French, on a wall by a tree, trellis and distant hill, in an ornate gilt mount with flying serpentine band and engraved foliate features at the compass points, overall length 7.9cm
Los 1092
An 18th century mahogany cased compass by Benjamin Cole, the engraved silvered 12.5cm dial with raised calibrated degree ring, the centre signed 'B.Cole Maker at No.136 Fleet Street London', with brass bezel. Note: Benjamin Cole worked at several addresses around Fleet Street between 1720 and 1750 15cm (6in) Provenance: From the collection of the late Christopher Hogwood CBE dial a little oxidised and stained in places; mahogany case with partial split; old scratched numbers or calculations apparent to inside of cover
Los 81
Lustreware bowl, of North East interest, printed with scene of the Iron Bridge, diameter 19.2cms; two Lustreware plaques, diameter 20cms; two Lustreware 'marine' plaques "Flying Cloud, Boston", and "Aganemnon", 23.5cms; Lustreware plaque, printed Indian scene, width 21.7cms. impressed mark for Dixon & Co; Lustreware 'marine' jug of probable North East interest, with printed scenes of ship at sail and "Come Box The Compass", height 12.3cms. (7)
Los 181
A pair of George VI gentleman's 9ct rose gold cufflinks, the oval panels engraved with leafage, Birmingham 1945 (gross weight 4.7 grammes), a pair of gentleman's 9ct rose gold ovoid pattern cufflinks (gross weight 3.6 grammes), a 9ct rose gold Masonic square and compass pattern pendant, 28mm diameter (gross weight 3.2 grammes) and a late Victorian 15ct gold bar brooch set with small rose diamond and two turquoise, 40mm overall (gross weight 4 grammes)
Los 215
A WW I brass cased prismatic compass, stamped verso Negretti & Zambra, London, in a stitched leather case. Condition Report / Extra Information Glass is heavily stained, apparently to underside. Overall condition scratched and tarnished, but appears to be in working order. Not dated. Has what looks to be a part arrow on back.
Los 638
*Record of British Valour (Naval Victories), 1817, copper box medal, by Thomas Webb with the reverse after Flaxman, head of Nelson left, rev., Bellona advancing across the sea; containing twelve circular coloured prints of naval actions with descriptive texts, of events from 1780 to 1816, published by Edward Orme, 1817, the inside of lid and base with monochrome print of a compass, 74mm (BHM 1056; Hardy 83; MH 508), very fine and contained within red morocco case of issue inscribed RECORD OF BRITISH VALOUR. Ex Christie’s, 19 October 2005, lot 302 (part).
Los 207
Murray Walker's ITV F1 Sport dark blue jacket, matching cap and a pair of leather gloves, a Compass jacket design by Gant, the ITV F1 Sport embroidered logo on the right breast, marked 'Murray's' inside by the label on the white lining, a similar logo on the cap and 'DIADORA' on the back, the black leather lined gloves with zip-up wrists, with a signed Murray Walker letter (5)
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