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A late 19th Century metal oil lamp in the Aesthetic taste, together with another oil lamp; the base formed as the Three Graces, an early 20th Century gilt metal foliate wall light fitting, a later 20th Century wall light fitting and a painted turned wooden table lamp, S/D. (5)From the estate of the late Richard Beer
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A late 19th Century Stourbridge glass Fairy Night Light shade of cylindrical form with upper frill rim, acid cut with flowers and foliage over a graduated ruby to clear ground, raised to a pressed flint glass stand with upper cup, facet stem and square base with Hobnail diamond pattern, height 31.5cm.
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Good Japanese Meiji period gold lacquer Shibayama inlaid four section Inro decorated with mother of pearl, ivory and carved stone details depicting two fishermen in a boat to one side, the other with a kingfisher on a branch, with glass Ojime and carved hardwood Netsuke depicting figures at a mountain with a waterfall, the Netsuke signed, height 11.5cm approx (some loss to inlay).CONDITION - Loss to man’s shirt. Loss to other man’s hat. Other side has 2 flowers lost. Hairline crack to the top lid on rim and slightly visible on exterior. Light scratching and tiny dents otherwise lacquer is good
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Good Japanese gold lacquer two section Inro, of Goard form, applied in tortoiseshell, ivory, mother of pearl and stones decorated with a figure with three tortoises under a tree, the reverse with two ducks in water under a blossoming tree, with agate Ojime and ivory Netsuke carved as a figure with hat wearing a mask with rattle and fan, signed, height 11cm approx.CONDITION - Cord is snapped. Some light scratches and minor small pin prick dents. The silver interior coming away slightly from the lacquer body. One mother of pearl tree frond missing. There is a piece missing on the foot and clothing. There is also a small crack to the lacquer just off this from this damage.Netsuke with chip to the fan.
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Thorlux Lighting - A pair of vintage industrial 20th century factory two tone porcelain enamel lamp / light shades of large form. The conical shaped top flaring out to have a wide rim. The shade having a moss green exterior and white on the inside with makers mark to edge. Measures; 38cm diameter.
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A pair of black opal stud earrings, oval cabochon black opal in claw settings, with post fittings and another pair of opal stud earrings (2). Black opals measure 7.3mm x 5.4mm and 8.1mm x 5.5mm approximately. Both pairs in very good condition with very light surface scratching to the opals. Gross weight 4.2 grams
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Americas.- Gordon (Rev. James Bentley) An Historical and Geographical Memoir of the North-American Continent: its Nations and Tribes, first edition, stipple-engraved portrait frontispiece, errata slip, very light marginal damp-staining to a few leaves but still a good copy with wide margins, modern leather-backed boards, uncut and partly unopened, [Sabin 27979], 4to, Dublin, John Jones, 1820.⁂ Scarce work published posthumously for the benefit of the author's orphan daughters; it contains chapters on Mexico, New Mexico & California, Northwestern America, Greenland & Spitzbergen, Canada, Virginia, and the Bahamas. Only 2 copies listed on COPAC (BL and King's College London); no copy at auction since 1977.
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Windmills.- Natrus (Leendert van) Groot volkomen Moolenboek; of Naauwkeurig ontwerp....soorten van van Moolens, 2 vol., titles printed in red and black, 49 double page engraved plates, numbered to 1-27 in each volume, 6 folding, some light soiling and occasional spotting, contemporary vellum, a little soiled, folio, Amsterdam, J.Covens and C. Mortier, 1734-36.⁂ A good copy of this handsome Dutch work on the construction and working of windmills.
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Boccaccio (Giovanni). Genealogiae Deorum, additions by Dominicus Silvester and Raphael Zovenzonius, first edition, collation: [1-1210 1312 14-1810 196 20-2210 23-258 26-2910 3012+2], 295 leaves (of 296, lacking final blank but with fol. 25/8 blank present), text in single column, 41 lines, indices in double column, type: 1:110R, blank spaces for capitals, with guide letters, a few marginalia in two different hands, one datable to 16th century (somewhat trimmed), running number of books probably in the same hand, light foxing, sporadic finger marks, first leaf slightly dust-soiled, repair to lower blank margin, gutter of fol. 30/12 repaired, 16th-century limp vellum with yapp edges, smooth spine, early title inked on spine and front cover, earlier title inked at lower edge, endpapers renewed, folio (298 x 207 mm), Venice, Vindelinus de Spira, 1472.⁂ The first edition of Boccaccio's extraordinary sourcebook on classical mythology and the first scholarly work to quote passages from Homer. The Genealogiae Deorum gentilium is a remarkable encyclopaedic study of pagan mythology, featuring a total of 723 entries. The work was commissioned by Hugo IV, King of Cyprus and Jerusalem, who died in 1359, well before it was completed. This immense treatise is divided into fifteen books further subdivided into chapters, each of which shows the genealogy of various gods and goddesses, with the last two containing Boccaccio's apologia of his work, some interesting biographical information, and a defence of poetry. The Genealogy of the Pagan Gods does not merely list names but reveals Boccaccio's incredible breadth of reading and his ardent scholarly commitment. All entries are supplemented with detailed allegorical, historical, and scientific analyses, and more than 175 Latin and Greek authors are cited as sources. The Genealogy became the first influential work in modern European scholarship to include quotations, translations, and variegated analyses of passages from Greek literature, and it is the first scholarly work to make a significant use of Homer. For at least two centuries the work continued to be of great importance to writers and scholars, and the nine editions printed in the 15th century, including a French translation which appeared in 1498, are a testament to the magnitude and longevity of its popularity.After decades of preparation and study of ancient mythology, Boccaccio produced a manuscript (Florence, Biblioteca Laurenziana Plut. lii.9), the so-called Vulgate text of the Genealogy, which contains a series of designs of genealogical trees illustrating the text of the first thirteen chapters and constituting the first elaborated series of genealogical charts. The Venetian edition of 1472 reproduces the Vulgate text on the basis of an unidentified manuscript. The series of genealogical charts (possibly present in the manuscript which served as copy-text) are not reproduced, although Vindelinus left blank spaces for them which vary in size from two thirds to an entire page.There are at least two issues of this edition, distinguished by various misspellings in the title printed on fol. [2]/1r. The present copy belongs to the issue with the title containing the words 'gentilium' and 'prohȩminm'.Provenance: the Milanese historian Giuseppe Girolamo Semenzi (1645-1706; ownership inscription, 'D. Joseph Hieronymus Sementius Reg. Cong. Somaschae').Literature: HC 3315*; GW 4475; BMC v, 162; IGI 1796; Goff B-749; M. Pade, "The Fragments of Theodontius in Boccaccio's Genealogie Deorum gentilium Libri", Eadem et al. (eds.), Avignon & Naples. Italy in France - France in Italy in the Fourteenth Century, Rome 1997, pp. 149-166; G. Boccaccio, Genealogiae Deorum Gentilium, ed. V. Zaccaria, Milano 1998, esp. pp. 1587-1606; P. R. Schwertsik, Die Erschaffung des heidnischen Götterhimmels durch Boccaccio. Die Quellen der Genealogia Deorum Gentilium in Neapel, Paderborn 2014.
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Dionysius, Halicarnassensis. Antiquitates Romanae, translated by Lampugninus Biragus, collation: [a10 b-g8 h-i6 k-z A-O8 P6], 299 ff. (of 300, lacking initial blank), 37 lines, Roman type, initial spaces with guide-letters, occasional early ink marginalia, including fingerposts, some spotting or light spoiling, later vellum, 19th century black leather label to spine, little worn at spine ends and corners, lightly soiled, rubbed, folio (281 x 196mm.), Treviso, Bernardinus Celerius, 1480.⁂ A wide-margined copy of the editio princeps of this Roman history to the First Punic War. It is the first publication by Celerius at his press in Treviso, having earlier worked at Venice and Padua, returning to the former at the end of 1480. The translator based his work on manuscripts from the library of Pope Paul II, to whom the work is dedicated. Provenance: 'Colleg. Neap. Catal, inscrip.'; 'Pro Mag. Hum.' (early ink inscriptions to upper margin of first f.); Augustus Frederick, Duke of Sussex (engraved armorial bookplate to front pastedown). Literature: BMC VI, 895; Goff D-250; HC 6239.
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Americas.- Mexico.- Bullock (William) Six Months' Residence and Travels in Mexico, first edition, 16 aquatint plates, one folding, 4 hand-coloured of costumes, folding table, lacking half-title and the 2 folding engraved maps, soiled, Signet Library copy, contemporary calf, central gilt arms, rubbed, rebacked, [Sabin 9140; Abbey, Travel 666], 1824 § Tempsky (G.F. von) Mitla. A Narrative of...a Journey in Mexico, Guatemala, and Salvador..., first edition, half-title, 5 chromolithographed plates finished by hand (lightly foxed), one folding, wood-engraved plates & illustrations, folding map hand-coloured in outline, date erased from foot of title, contemporary calf, by Bickers & Son, rubbed, [Abbey, Travel 665; Hill 1684], [1858] § Solis y Ribadeneyra (Antonio) Histoire de la Conquête du Mexique, ou de la Nouvelle Espagne par Fernand Cortez, 2 vol., titles with woodcut device, 2 folding engraved maps and 11 folding plates only (of 12), one torn along fold, another with short tear, vol.1 with paper flaw tear to H8, vol.2 with tear to O5, lightly browned, 18th century green roan-backed tree calf, gilt, spines faded, [Sabin 86476], The Hague, Adrian Moetjens, 1692 § Domenech (Abbé Emmanuel) Missionary Adventures in Texas and Mexico, first English edition, half-title, folding hand-coloured engraved map, light spotting, contemporary half red morocco, [Sabin 20559], 1858, 8vo et infra (4)
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Americas.- Pike (Zebulon Montgomery) Exploratory Travels through the Western Territories of North America, comprising a Voyage from St.Louis, on the Mississippi, to the Source of that River and a Journey through the Interior of Louisiana, first English edition, half-title, 2 engraved maps, one folding, folding map foxed, light offsetting to and from maps, small ink stain to folding map and facing title, other trimmed at inner margin and mounted on stub, marginal staining at beginning and end, Signet Library copy with old ink inscription & shelf no. to front pastedowns, contemporary calf with central gilt arms, rather rubbed, corners a little worn, upper joint split, [Sabin 62837], 4to, 1811. ⁂ The first U.S. government exploration of the American southwest. In 1806 Pike led an expedition to the southwestern borders of the land acquired by the United States through the Louisiana Purchase.
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Games & Mathematics.- Rusca (Pietro) Il Maestro de' Giuochi Piacevoli Per uso delle Civili Conversazioni...con alcuni quesiti aritmetici, 4 folding engraved plates, 2ff. imprimatur / advertisements at end, repairs to plates, resulting in loss of border and possibly the odd letter in plate IV, occasional staining, some light foxing, contemporary calf-backed marbled boards, spine gilt, rubbed at extremities, 8vo, Milan, Giovanni Battista Cetti, 1743.
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Southall (Joseph Edward, 1861-1944) The Poet in the Train, [portrait of John Drinkwater], pencil on card, signed with monogram and dated '3.IV.1916', 115 x 90 mm. (4 1/2 x 3 1/2 in), under glass, minor surface dirt, framed, 1916; together with two drypoint etchings by Southall Goddess of Fortune and Sailor unloading at harbour, both printing with light plate tone, on cream laid paper, each inscribed in margin with title and dedication to John Drinkwater at Christmas 1915 and 1920, platemarks approx. 190 x 120 mm. (7 1/2 x 4 3/4 in), under glass, minor surface dirt and browning, framed, 1901 and 1909, respectively; and with an original costume design by Tanya Moiseiwitsch (1914-2003) for Nicky Henson, for the production 'The Double Dealer', framed and glazed, 1978 (4).
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