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Preisdatenbank abonnierenA plain cylindrical scent bottle with engine turned electroplated spring loaded hinged cover, 2.75in. high; a similar scent bottle; a plain cylindrical scent bottle with silver screw cover, 3in. high; a circular tapered cut scent bottle with silver screw cover, 2in. high; and a globular hobnail cut scent bottle with embossed silver cover, 1.5in. high. (5)
A French white marble and ormolu mounted portico clock, 19th century, in Empire style, the 4" silvered dial with Roman numerals, eight day movement striking on a bell within a foliate and mask and bird cast border and contained by four doric columns with ormolu capitols, grid iron style foliate pendulum, raised on a rectangular canted plinth and engine turned compressed bun feet, 19" high
Library of books belonging to William Muir, bound between 1880 and 1885 in full brown calf, and bearing the Glasgow University crest and motto Via Veritas Vita in tooled gilt, comprising: The English in Ireland in the 18th century, by James Anthony Froude, Longmans, Green & Co, 1874, in three volumes The Alps of Hannibal, by William John Law, MacMillan & Co, 1866, in two volumes; The Early History of Charles James Fox by George Otto Trevelyan Longmans, Green & Co 1881, third edition; History of French Literature, by Henri Van Laun, Smith, Elder and Co, 1877 probably third edition; An Introduction to the Philosophy of Religion, by John Caird, James Maclehose Glasgow 1880; Text Book to Kant, the critique of pure reason, by James Hutchison Stirling, published by Oliver and Boyd, Edinburgh 1881; Discussions on Philosophy and Literature by Sir William Hamilton, published by William Blackwood and Sons, 1866, third edition; Critical and Historical Essays, contributed to the Edinburgh revue, complete in one volume by Thomas Babington Macaulay, Longman, Brown, Green and Longmans, 1851; A History of Philosophy, by Doctor Friedrich Ueberweg, Hodder and Stoughton, London 1880, in two volumes, third edition; The History and Poetry of the Scottish Border by John Veitch, James Maclehose, Glasgow 1878; Lives of the Engineers, The Steam Engine, Boulton and Watt, by Samuel Smiles, John Murray, London 1878; A Popular account of the Ancient Egyptians, by Sir J Gardner Wilkinson, John Murray, London 1874, two of three volumes; The Friend, a series of essays by Samuel Taylor Coleridge, corrected by H N Coleridge, Edward Moxon and Co, London 1863, new edition revised in two volumes; The Memoirs of the Life of Sir Samuel Romilly, written by himself, John Murray, London 1841, volume one of two volumes in a green binding of similar design to the previous books.
A caneware large cylindrical mug, the reeded loop handle with leaf terminal, applied with a portrait medallion of the Duke of York, on a blue ground, flanked by military trophies, and titled beneath, the engine turned ground modelled with hops, beneath green and brown glazed bands, 13.5cm high (5 1/4"), circa 1800 probably Turner
An assortment of approximately 380 postcards, predominantly greetings and topographical views, cards noted including two embroidered silks for the Salvation Army and another for the RGA, two glamour cards by Alice Luella Fidler, RP views of Mitcham Road in Tooting and Balham Road (both published by Card House), a good but creased RP of a traction engine (inscribed "Corporation of Swindon, March 6th 1908"), a few other RP views, and printed cards of Earl Bathurst's Hounds in Cirencester and the 1904 opening of the Swindon electric trams
A 2-inch scale Burrell showman's engine "Thetford Town", built to drawings by the late Ronald H. Clark, apparently complete except for fitting of canopy, finished in maroon livery lined in red and yellow with red-lined yellow wheels, overall length 116.5cm (over canopy), together with near set of plans (sixteen sheets but missing sheets 6 and 15) and two additional plans by Fred Stone & Co. (sheets 1A and 6A); also a few miscellaneous parts
A model railway assortment, mostly 0-gauge, including a Bing engine shed, a Bassett Lowke clockwork 0-6-0 tank locomotive number 2345, two Hornby locos, coaches and trucks, various other items and a small quantity of track; also a Bing table top loco with two coaches, a Dinky tank loco, and a Rokal N-gauge German outline steam locomotive
A large Bing and other makers 0-gauge miscellany, including a Bing engine shed, viaduct, hydraulic buffers and 2-arm lattice signal, two larger gauge Bing lattice signals, five Bing wagons (milk traffic etc), and some other rolling stock oddments, a Hornby passenger bridge and signal cabin, a Givjoy electric signal, two other signals, a large quantity of clockwork and electric track (some boxed Hornby), buildings, and various miscellaneous parts and accessories (some Bassett-Lowke, Bonds, Milbro etc.)
Hispano-Suiza Model H Aero Engine Instruction Book, Published by Wright-Martin Aircraft Corporation of New Jersey and dated September 1918. 168 pages plus a plethora of fold out diagrams, some with colour highlights. Also includes a section detailing ace pilots of the era who used the engine. Fabulous condition and exceptionally rare.
Signed Jack Brabham Print and Indianapolis Memorabilia Depicting Brabham's head and shoulders with the 1966 Repco Brabham and signed at foot in black pen, glazed. Plus very rare 50th anniversary programme from 1961 Indianapolis 500 at which Brabham started the rear engine revolution and two others. (4)
A silver oval capstan inkwell, A & J Zimmerman, Birmingham 1913, plain glass liner, 4" wide, a silver christening cup, Birmingham 1904, relief cast with foliate strapwork, base damaged, 3" high, a small silver baluster vase on four squat feet, Chester 1913 and an engine turned silver cigarette case, Birmingham 1930 with simulated tortoiseshell interior (4)
A rare Victorian `Castletop' vinaigrette of shaped oblong outline,+ with a scroll border, on engine turned base and engraved concave sides, the cover engraved with a view of Carlisle Castle, (after a steel engraving by Thomas Allom c. 1834), the grille pierced and engraved with floral scrolls, initialled, by Hilliard & Thomason, Birmingham 1851, 2in (5cm) long, 0.75oz.
A Victorian snuff box of rounded oblong form (to fit the pocket),+ with a concealed hinge and cover and engine turned decoration with a scroll car???, engraved with a greyhound "MASTERSAM" and the name "William Eltringham" and containing an agate seal matrix depicting a greyhound and the initial "IC", the box by George Unite, Birmingham 1874, 3.4in (8.7cm) long, 3.25oz.
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