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A William IV silver lancet case, richly chased with flowers and foliage, 65cm h, maker's mark rubbed, possibly J Taylor (engrailed punch), Birmingham, probably 1833 and two tortoiseshell lancets, one by Harrison, the other by Bogg, 1oz 10dwts Light wear, dent on one end of lid, lacks push piece, but lid closing shut
Bracegirdle (Brian) - Microscopical Mounts and Mounters; Notes on Modern Microscope Manufacturers, two vols, uniform light blue boards, Humberside 1996 and 1998, Brian J Ford - Single Lens The Story of the Simple Microscope, 1985, Brass & Glass Scientific Instrument Making in Workshops in Scotland, exhibition catalogue, three Whipple Museum for the History of Science catalogue/publications, Catalogue of the Billings Microscope Collection, second edition 1974, etc (a quantity) This lot contains additional items: several microscope manufacturer's catalogues, the journal Microscopy (of the Quekett M C), the late owner's research notes, etc
Cross (M I) and M J Cole - Modern Microscopy, second and fourth editions, illustrated, maroon cloth, London 1895 and 1912 and ten others on related subjects, including W G Hartley - The Light Microscope Its Use and Development and Dr Lionel Beale - The Microscope in Its Application to Practical Medicine (12)
A Norwegian silver and purple guilloche enamel box, early 20th c, of shuttle shape, 95mm l, by Marius Hammer, maker's mark and 925, 2ozs 18dwts Good condition, enamel not chipped, a few very light scratches on the lid just visible when held at an oblique angle to the light, lid closing tightly shut
Sir William Nicholson, RP (1872-1949) - Any Corner; Rotten Row; Barmaid, Any Bar, three, colour printed lithographs from London Types, published by W Heinemann, 1899, sheet 334 x 276mm and one other, HM The Queen, unframed (4) London Types - Any Bar and Rotten Row with light brown mount stain clear of image, not laid down, torn or creased. The two others laid down on acid free mounts
George Turner (1841-1910) - The Road to Wirksworth, signed and dated 1903, oil on canvas, 60 x 90cm Lined for the late owner. Ready to hang condition, the varnish possibly requiring a light clean, with photographs on the reverse of the canvas prior to lining showing the artist's signature, date and inscription which will be supplied to the purchaser
James Francis Danby (1816-1875) after Francis Danby, ARA - The Evening Gun - A Calm on the Shore of England, inscribed on a label on the stretcher Painted from a sketch of the original picture sent to Mr Thomas Pemberton, oil on canvas, oval, 67.5 x 85.5cm Provenance: Thomas Pemberton (1818-1873) of Heathfield Hall, Handsworth, Birmingham; His executor's Sale, Christie's, 30 April 1874 lot 29 (29 gns to the collector James Watson of Warley Hall, Birmingham and from 1879 Berwick House, Shropshire; thence by descent at Berwick House Literature: Adams (E) - Francis Danby, Catalogue, mentioned under No. 193 Unlined, fine, light cracking of the medium and paint shrinkage, the latter mainly confined to the darker passages and as a consequence of the bitumen employed by the artist. Localised restoration, cleaned and re-varnished; in the original ornate giltwood and composition frame
'GOD SAVE THE QUEEN',a Sex Pistols poster, 57 x 79cmCondition report: Some scattered light creases throughout.A little light cockling to the paper, most obvious in top half.A couple of creases with ink loss in the blue top two sections.Not seen outside of frame.Colours good. Reproduction.Please view images for details.
Six pairs of lined and interlined striped silk curtains by Allan Vaughan Ltd of Malvern, late 20th century, with spotted red silk detail, each 190 wide, 206 highCondition report: All appear in good order, with very light wear. Very minor small tears and fraying. Free from large stains, marks or unpleasant odours. The colours appear fairly full.

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