A collection of vintage sewing requisites and other advertising related items to include two ceramic pin doll pin cushions, paper packs of needles, two wooden needle cases,a brass Sharp's needle case, Harrogate needle case, Hunstanton shell pin cushion, four pieces of crested china, corkscrew with a seahorse in plastic, a miniature bible in metal case, two matchbox holders "Globe Hotel Surbiton", blue needle case with brass thimble to top and small powder puff in base, T H de Dillmont Encyclopedia of Needlework.
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Vannoy Streeter (Tennessee, 1919-1998) wire sculpture of a semi-truck comprised of a front tilting cab with movable doors, and trailer, both separate pieces with paper license plates and rotating wheels, ten total. 12" H x 30" W x 6 1/2" D. 20th century. Biography (source: The Tennessee Encyclopedia): "Self-taught sculptor Vannoy Streeter was known as "Wireman" because of the fanciful creations he fashioned from coat hangers and metal wire. Best known for his depictions of the Tennessee Walking Horse, Streeter also created scores of other images using wrapped and twisted wire…By the time of his death in 1998, Streeter had gained national exposure. He participated in the National Black Arts Festival in 1990, and his work attracted collectors from around the United States. Born in 1919 in Wartrace, Tennessee, Streeter moved with his family to what would later become a Tennessee Walking Horse farm. At the time, owners were still training their mixed thoroughbreds to prance in front of buggies. The oldest of six brothers, he learned the horse grooming and training business from his father. When the first Walking Horse Celebration was held in Wartrace, Streeter was there to observe the high-stepping front legs and sliding, low-slung back legs that created the characteristic rocking gait. After the Walking Horse Celebration moved to its current home in the county seat of Shelbyville, Streeter took special pride in the fact that African American trainers helped develop the Walking Horse style and that champion horse "Strolling Jim" was from Wartrace." CONDITION: Overall good condition with some oxidation.
CATALOG OF BOOKS IN THE NASHVILLE LIBRARY, MARCH, 1825, printed by Joseph Norvell, Nashville, 1825. 22-page pamphlet (including covers) with inventory of books in the Nashville library by subject matter (approximately 300 titles). Latter pages list Present Officers of the library and Library Rules. The front cover of this extremely rare imprint is signed by Judge John Overton, the early Tennessee jurist, advisor to President Andrew Jackson, co-founder of Memphis and owner of Traveller's Rest Plantation. Note: In 1813, the Tennessee General Assembly passed "an act to incorporate the Nashville Library Company." Seven directors were appointed to select a librarian, clerk and treasurer, but it wasn't until 1823 that the legislature passed an amendment authorizing a lottery to raise "up to $5,000" to actually purchase books. (Source: The Encyclopedia of Library and Information Science, published by Marcel Dekker, Inc. 1976). Note this was not a Public Library, but rather a subscription-based business venture; each shareholder was required to pay a semi-annual contribution of one dollar on each share. Persons not holding shares could, however, pay 12 1/2 cents per week to borrow a book and were required to pay the Librarian a deposit equal to the value of the book before it could be removed from the premises. The library, located "above Robertson and Eliot's Bookstore" on the Public Square, was open two days a week. This pamphlet is the earliest known inventory of the books in the collection. 7 3/4" x 5". Provenance: the estate of Dr. Benjamin Caldwell, Jr., Nashville, Tennessee. CONDITION: Paper brittle and fragile; lower edges of interior pages with deckle edges indicating possible losses; top edge with acid burn; general overall toning and light foxing; corner losses; break to thread used in binding.
Ɵ Two leaves with Isidore of Seville, Etymologiarum sive originum, book 20, with readings on wine, and Pubilius Syrus, Sententiae, in Latin, decorated manuscript on parchment[Northern France (most probably Cercamp, Amiens), third quarter of the twelfth century] Bifolium, each leaf with double column of 44 lines of a small and precise proto-gothic bookhand, written above topline and without biting curves, faded red rubrics, one-line initials of capitula for next book on second leaf in alternate pale green and red, large pale and green initials with foliate penwork decoration, reused on a binding in late medieval period and with folds across middle of leaves, corners of blank margins clipped away and slight damage through heat exposure to upper outer corner of first leaf, else good condition, each leaf 395 by 285mm.; in cloth-covered card binding Provenance: 1. Most probably written for use in the Cistercian Abbey of Cercamp, diocese of Amiens, founded 1141 with monks from Pontigny, ransacked in 1415 during Agincourt, but re-established before being forcibly converted to stables and a military hospital in the 1630s during the Thirty Years' War, then seized for military use again in 1710 by the troops of Field Marshal d'Harcourt. At the Secularisation there was little left to suppress. By the nineteenth century the buildings were in use as a wool factory, and later became the residence of the Barons de Fourment. This bifolium certainly reused there at the end of the Middle Ages, and with a sixteenth or early seventeenth-century ex libris of the house, upside down at the foot of the rectos of both leaves: "Abbey de Cercamp", most probably from reuse there around a set of accounts. No other manuscript or fragment of one from this medieval library can be traced by us.2. André Simon (1877-1970), wine merchant, gourmet and one of the most important twentieth-century authors on wine, who voraciously collected books on the same subject. 3. Sotheby's 6 December 1993, lot 5. 4. Schøyen Collection, London and Oslo, their MS 1777, acquired in Sotheby's. Text and script:This bifolium is from an elegant monastic copy of the most important encyclopedia produced by the Middle Ages. Isidore of Seville (c. 560-636) was part of the intellectual renaissance in the seventh-century Visigothic court, and was notably close to King Sigebut (c. 565-620/1), to whom the first version of this work was dedicated. It has been suggested that he composed it as a form of summa for his recently-civilised barbarian masters, but it quickly found other more conventional readers in mainland Europe and became the most widely consulted scientific reference work of the Middle Ages. It survives today in nearly a thousand manuscripts (Barney et al., Etymologies of Isidore of Seville, 2006, p.24), and by the year 800 copies of it could be found in almost all the cultural centres of Europe. The leaves here contain discussions of food, oils and greases, beverages (prominently including wine) and vessels for food. The second leaf contains the entries from 'M' to 'T' of the Sententiae of Pubilius Syrus (fl. 85-43 BC.), a Syrian slave freed by his Roman master due to his talent as an author and playwright. All that now remains of his work is this text: a series of moral maxims in iambic and trochaic verse arranged in alphabetical order. He was admired greatly by Seneca the Younger, quoted by Shakespeare (Much Ado About Nothing, sc. 1: "if she did not hate him deadly, she would love him dearly"), and his work is the origin of the expression "a rolling stone gathers no moss".
Five hardback books including: 'Antique Jade' by Oscar Luzzato-Bilitz, published by Paul Hamlyn, 'Hardback of Pottery and Porcelain Marks' by Cushion & Honey, published by Faber and Faber, also 5th Edition of same book 'The Collectors Encyclopedia of English Ceramics' by Bernard & Therle Hughes and 'Techniques of The Worlds Great Masters of Pottery and Ceramics' edited by Hugo Morley-Fletcher, published by Phaidon, Christies.
Animation - an interesting collection of x20 assorted vintage Animation / Illustration related books, to include; The Art Of Walt Disney, The Great Cartoon Stars, The World Encyclopedia Of Cartoons, The Aardman Book Of Filmmaking, Disney's Treasures Of Children's Classics, The Nightmare Before Christmas, Hirschfeld - Art And Recollections From Eight Decades, a beautifully illustrated Catholic Child's Bible - A Giant Golden Book (1950's), and others. Interesting collection, some rare titles present (note- the Sotheby's catalogue for Aladdin shown in the images is NOT featured in this lot, and can now be found in lot 494)
NINETEEN VOLUMES OF ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNIA MACROPAEDIE VERSIONS and ten volumes The Micropaedia version, distressed copies of the Holy Bible, Fiction for Girls, circa 1930's to 1950's, leather photograph album images include RAF personnel in Egypt during WWII, Michelin paper maps, ladies straw hats, Carl Zeiss 'Jenoptem' 8 x 30 binoculars in leather case, Kay acoustic guitar (missing strings) Jarasco personal weighing scales etc
Artist: August H. Becker (German/American, 1840-1903). Title: "Couple in the Forest". Medium: Oil on canvas. Date: Composed 1875-1885. Dimensions: Frame size: 33 3/4 x 24 in. (857 x 610 mm). Image size: 30 x 20 in. (762 x 508 mm).Lot Note(s): Signed lower left. Very good condition. Comment(s): Paintings by Becker are rare. We have located only three auction sales in the past 16 years. He is a listed artist: “The Illustrated Biographical Encyclopedia of Artists of the American West" by Peggy and Harold Samuels; "Who Was Who in American Art"; The Harmsen Collection book; "Davenport's"; Samuels. Born in Bonn, Germany, he moved with his parents to St. Louis, Missouri when he was three years old. One of the greatest artistic influences of his life was his famous half-brother, Carl Wimar, who was twelve years older. Becker was a leading artist of his period but never attained the fame and notoriety of his brother. [27870-10-2400]
NO RESERVE Architecture.- Feilden (Bernard M.) Conservation of Historic Buildings, 1982 § Calloway (Stephen, editor) The Elements of Style. An Encyclopedia of Domestic Architectural Detail, dust-jacket, 1997 § McGrath (Raymond) and A. C. Frost. Glass in Architecture and Decoration, a few ex-library ink stamps, 1937 § Flats. Municipal and Private Enterprise, occasional finger-soiling, ex-library ink stamps, 1938, plates and illustrations, original cloth; and c.120 others, architecture, v.s. (c.125)
Ɵ Abu al-Fazl Hubaysh bin Ibrahim al-Tiflisi, Nazm al-Suluk wa Taqwim al-Adviyeh (a dictionary of medicine and guide to herbal remedies), in Arabic, decorated manuscript on paper [Ottoman Levant (possibly Jerusalem), dated Shawwal 974 AH (1556-7 AD)] single volume, 274 leaves plus an additional endleaf at each end, perhaps lacking a Fihrist at the front of the volume (indicated by the pagination of leaves), single column, 19 lines informal black naskh with headings and important words in red, title on fol. 1r with text in alternate lines of red and black, pagination and contemporary catchwords throughout, a few marginal inscriptions and a few ink ownership inscriptions to title page, some finger-soiling to margins, else overall clean and very presentable condition, 210 by 140 mm.; eighteenth-century leather over pasteboards with flap, boards and flap with some provincial tooling in blind, Ottoman style central medallions and corner-pieces with additional florets and stamps surrounding these, rebacked, resewn and doubleurs added, some repairs to binding, overall very neat and clean conditionAbu al-Fazl Hubaysh bin Ibrahim al-Tiflisi was a physician and astronomer, given the title 'al-Mutabbib' (the doctor) for authorship of numerous medical texts; including the present volume as well as the Kafiyat al-Tibb (Encyclopedia of Medicine). Though little is known about al-Tiflisi's working life, he is thought to have lived around 600 AH (1203 AD): see Brockelmann (Suppl. i. 893) and C. P. Rieu (British Museum Catalogue, 1883, p. 852). The present codex forms a substantial work on herbal medicine and acts as a reference work for medication and the application of practical remedies. The colophon is signed by Ismail bin Abd'ulhaq al-Hamsa Damashqi al-Mutabbib, whose title most probably records the use of the volume by an early medical practitioner. It clearly stayed in such use for some centuries, and an early eighteenth-century ownership inscription to the title indicates that it was still used then by another Mutabbib, Afif al-Din bin Sadaqa bin Afif, who worked in the al-Salahi Hospital in Jerusalem. The binding currently housing the manuscript was probably added by Afif and used in the Salahi Hospital, one of the foremost centres for Islamic medical studies in the Middle East.
RUGBY, selection, inc. press photos (4) relating to Llanelli v N.Z. Maoris 1982 showing team and action shots; hardback edition of The Encyclopedia of New Zealand Rugby by R.H. Chester & N.A.C. McMillan (dj); original photo (12 x 9) of the South Wales Borders in India, c.1890s; programme, Watsonians v Cambridge University, 12th Dec 1936; two signed Twickenham p/cs, by South Africa 1992 (20 signatures) & Rest of Europe XV 1990 (17 sigs), VG, 9
Aldin (Cecil [illustrator]) . Handley Cross or Mr. Jorrocks's Hunt, 2 volumes, by R. S. Surtees, circa 1911, signed by the illustrator to the limitation page, 23 tipped in colour plates plus black & white illustrations, water damage to volume 2, top edges gilt, minor marginal toning, publishers uniform original gilt decorated cloth, volume 2 boards & spine water damaged, volume 1 boards & spine marked & rubbed to head & foot, 8vo, limited edition 123/250, together with: Barton (Frank Townend) , Pheasants In Covert and Aviary, 1912, 4 colour plates & 37 black & white illustrations, some light spotting & toning, top edge gilt, publishers original gilt decorated green cloth, lightly rubbed to head & foot, 8vo, and Peek (Hedley & F. G. Aflalo) , The Encyclopedia of Sport, 2 volumes, 1897, numerous monochrome plates & illustrations, some light toning, top edges gilt, volume 1 boards & spine detached, uniform original gilt decorated red cloth, boards & spines slightly marked & rubbed, large 8vo, plus other late 19th century & 20th century sporting, hunting and natural history interest, including Badminton Library, Fur Feather and Fin Series, The Lonsdale Library, Lionel Edwards, My Hunting Sketch Book, 1928, My Scottish Sketch Book, 1929, etc., some leather bindings, mostly original cloth, some in dust jackets, G/VG, 8vo/folio (Qty: 5 shelves)
47 reference works on mostly blue and white Chinese Ming and Transitional porcelain, incl. Hatcher cargo and kraak waresLa maladie de porcelaine, Eva Ströber Shunzi porcelain, Michael Butler, Julia B. Curtis, Stephen Little Zhangzhou export ceramics, Jorge Welsh Chinese blue and white porcelain, Duncan Macintosh Chinese blue and white ceramics, S.T. Yeo & Jean Martin Chinese export porcelain, Maria Antonia Pinto de Matos Blue and white Chinese porcelain around the world, John Carswell Chinese porcelains from the Ardebil Shrine, John Alexander Pope Supplement to Chinese ceramics, Jan van Campen The art of the Chinese potter, R.L. Hobson & A.L. Hetherington Chinese ceramics of the transitional period, Stephen Little Arts Asiatiques, Daisy Lion-Goldschmidt Chinees porselein en aardewerk, D.F. Lunsingh Scheurleer Porcelain and the Dutch East India Company, T. Volker Chinese porcelain, The Michael Butler Collection The ceramic load of the 'witte leeuw', C.L. van der Pijl-Ketel Sotheby's Concise Encyclopedia of porcelain, David Battie The legacy of the Tek Sing, Nigel Pickford & Michael Hatcher Oriental ceramics at the cape of good hope, C.S. Woodward Miller's Chinese & Japanese Antiques Christies Australia The Binh Thuan Shipwreck Melbourne - 1 & 2 March 2004 Tek Sing Treasures, Nagel Auctions Christie's Amsterdam - Chinese and Japanese ceramics and works of art - 23 October 1986 Christie's Amsterdam - The Nanking Cargo 28 April - 2 May 1986 Christie's London - The peony Pavilion Collection: Chinese tea ceramics for Japan - 12 June 1989 Sotheby's - The George and Cornelia Wingfield digby collection - 12 June 2003 Sotheby's - Japanese and Chinese works of art - 19 February 2003 The Wanli shipwreck and its ceramic cargo, Sten Sjostrand & Sharipah Lok Lok bt. Syed Idrus Ceramic evolution in the middle Ming period, Rosemary Scott & Rose Kerr Swatow, Barbara Harrisson La porcelaine Ming, Daisy Lion-Goldschmidt Kraak porcelain, Jorge Welsh La Céramique Chinoise, He LI Keramik Kuna Yang ditemukan di Indonesia, Sumarah Adhyatman Kraak porcelain, Maura Rinaldi Ming ceramics in the British Museum, Jessica Harrison-Hall Chinese folk painting on porcelain, Bi Keguan Chinese ceramics in the collection of the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, Christiaan J.A. Jörg Treasures from the Hoi An hoard - Vol. 1 - Butterfields Treasures from the Hoi An hoard - Vol. 2 - Butterfields Chinese poterie, biscuit, gres Porcelaine de Chine The Hatcher porcelain cargoes, Colin Sheaf & Richard Kilburn A selection from the collection of oriental ceramics, Christiaan J.A. Jörg Chinese porcelain collections in the near East - Topkapi and ardebil - Vol. 1 T. Misugi Chinese porcelain collections in the near East - Topkapi and ardebil - Vol. 2 T. Misugi Chinese porcelain collections in the near East - Topkapi and ardebil - Vol. 3 T. Misugi"
Harris, John. Lexicon Technicum: Or, An Universal English Dictionary of Arts and Sciences, first edition of the second volume, London: Daniel Brown et al., 1710, red & black title page, seven engraved plates (six folding), plus numerous smaller illustrations within the text, 12 pages of subscribers. Folio, full contemporary panelled calf with raised bands, armorial bookplate to front pastedown for Thomas Wallis, M.D., plus ownership inscription for the same on front free endpaper (Magdalene College, Cambridge, 1717). Contents generally very good and bright, occasional pale spotting; binding tight and solid, some wear to calf, lacking title label. Together with another edition of the second volume, published 1736 for J. Walthoe et al., with engraved frontispiece portrait; folio, full contemporary calf with oxblood morocco title label (2)NB: Lexicon Technicum is considered the first alphabetical encyclopedia written in English
Cardanus (Hieronymus) De Subtilitate Libri XXI, collation: α4 β4 γ4 a-z A-Z Aa-Zz4 Aaa6, title with woodcut printer's device recto and portrait of the author verso, woodcut illustrations, diagrams, and historiated initials, final f. blank, Basel, Ludovicus Lucius, 1554 bound with Cardanus (Hieronymus) in C.L. Ptolemaei...de Astrorum Iudiciis...quae non solum Astronomis & Astrologis, sed etiam omnibus philosophiae studio..., collation: a6 b4 A-Z aa-ee6 ff-gg4 hh6 Aa-Hh6 Ii4 Kk6, title with woodcut portrait of author within ornate cartouche, woodcut diagrams, historiated and decorative initials, final f. colophon recto and woodcut printer's device verso, Basel, [Henricus Petri], [March, 1554], together 2 works in 1 vol., some staining or spotting, some light browning, contemporary pigkin over wooden boards, lacking metal clasps, corners worn, soiled, folio (313 x 201mm.)⁂ Cardanus' encyclopedia of natural sciences, which DSB calls 'a mine of facts, both real and imaginary; of notes on the state of science; of superstition, technology, alchemy, and various branches of the occult', bound with a first edition of his compilation of astrological texts. Literature: I: Adams C670; VD 16, C 932; Riccardi I, 252, 6.3 - Wellcome I, 1291. II: Adams C680; Houzeau and Lancaster 4856; VD 16 P 5255. Provenance: Ink ownership inscription of a Basel citizen dated 1560 to foot of title of second mentioned and 'Sum Jacobi ?Ryf..' (contemporary ink inscription beneath colophon of second mentioned.
TISSOT SAMUEL AUGUSTE: (1728-1797) Swiss Physician. A good A.L.S., `Tissot´, one page, [Lausanne], 12th February 1797, to Monsieur Paschond, in French. Tissot writes to a bookseller, and states in part `…I did receive last Wednesday the Roman Politics and the 6th volume encyclopedia… I can see in your catalogue Lessons of Rhetoric.. I beg you to send them to me with the first coach..´ The present letter was written only four months before Tissot passed away. With blank address leaf, with addressee in Tissot´s hand, and bearing a small paper seal affixed. Small area of paper loss to the address leaf as a result of the opening. G £100-150
NO RESERVE Furniture.- Riccardi-Cubitt (Monique) The Art of the Cabinet, 1992 § Ramond (Pierre) Marquetry, Los Angeles, 2002 § Wolvesperges (T.) Le Meuble Français en Lacque au XVIIIe siecle, Paris, 1999 § Hinckley (F.Lewis) Directory of the Historic Cabinet Woods, New York, 1960 § Edwards (Clive) Encyclopedia of Furniture Materials, Trades and Techniques, 2000 § Stalker (J.) & George Parker. A Treatise of Japanning and Varnishing 1688, facsimile reprint, 1960 § Walch (K.) & J.Koller. Baroque and Rococo Lacquers, original wrappers, Munich, 1997, illustrations, some colour, original cloth or boards, all but the last with dust-jackets; and 3 others on wood and cabinets, 4to & 8vo (10)Provenance: The Partridge Fine Arts Research Library
Three shelves of assorted books to include G A Henty By Sheer Pluck - A Tale of Ashanti War, AA Milne When We Were Very Young, Aesops Fables illustrated by Arthur Rackham, Engineering for Boys by Ellison Hawks, a set of Children's Encyclopedia, Grahame Green, Sherlock Holmes books and many others

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