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Los 5
A group of four First World War medals awarded to a Sergeant G.E, Hawkins of the Durham Light Infantry, to include The Military medal, The 14-15 Star, The 14-18 medal and The Victory medal, to be sold with various items of ephemera etc, a field dressing, slings, A.R.P. first aid box, a book on the 18th Durham Light Infantry by W.D. Lowe, a protection certificate and a certificate of identity, an employment certificate etc.
Los 1009
A Steinway Model O Louis XV grand piano 1926, New York, serial # 235704, the carved walnut case with acanthus-headed cabriole legs terminating in scrolled feet raised on brass casters, together with a matching bench, 40`` H x 5`10`` W x 58.5`` D, est: $6000/8000 Note: Steinway currently makes the Louis XV style case only in the 5`7`` Model M. Provenance: Property from a Residence, San Marino, CA. Condition: Overall good condition. General light scratches and marks to case. Refinished and overhauled, probably within the last twenty years. Re-strung. Tight cracks to soundboard. One key sticks. Would benefit from tuning. The case with cherry finish. Your bid indicates acceptance of our Conditions of Sale. AS-IS. ALL SALES FINAL
Los 1035
A Chinese gilt-splashed bronze incense burner 17th / 18th century, with cast commemorative Xuande six-character mark, of rectangular form raised on four bracket feet, with a later pierced domed hardwood cover surmounted by a carved agate lingzhi finial, 6`` H x 7.375`` W x 5.25`` D, est: $3000/5000 Provenance: Private Collection, South Pasadena, CA. Condition: Measuremens include cover; the body alone: 3.25`` H. Overall good condition. Some light rubbed wear to cover. The cover probably 19th century. Your bid indicates acceptance of our Conditions of Sale. AS-IS. ALL SALES FINAL
Los 1044
A Chinese green & mirror black porcelain vase Kangxi period (1662 - 1722), with light blue double-ring mark to underside, baluster-form, decorated with three dragons and a flowered ground reserved in green, the neck mounted with a later gilt-metal collar, together with a later carved pierced wooden cover and base, overall 14.75`` H x 7`` Dia., est: $1000/1500 Provenance: Private Collection, Orange, CA. Condition: Superficial glaze abrasion to shoulder. Finial of cover loose. Earthquake putty residue to rim and foot. A crack to wooden base. Your bid indicates acceptance of our Conditions of Sale. AS-IS. ALL SALES FINAL
Los 1047
A pair of Chinese fishbowls Late 20th century, each of circular tapering form, decorated in the famille verte palette, the exteriors with five different mythological beasts, each within a cartouche reserved on a ground of flowers and butterflies beneath a yellow-ground ruyi-head border, the interiors with five large iron-red goldfish and aquatic plants, each on a wooden stand; 2 pcs, each 18`` H x 20.75`` Dia., est: $1000/1500 Provenance: Property from an Estate, Los Angeles, CA. Condition: Overall height of each together with stand: 32``. Each in overall good condition, with light scratches, some marks and superficial soiling. The stands with scattered scratches, rubbed wear and a few minor nicks. Your bid indicates acceptance of our Conditions of Sale. AS-IS. ALL SALES FINAL
Los 1053
A pair of French 0.95 silver three-light candelabra Late 19th / early 20th century, Paris, each with Minerva 1st standard mark and Mercury head limited warranty export mark, both apparently lacking maker`s mark, in the Louis XV style with a circular domed rocaille base issuing a central asymmetrical foliate scroll stem and two twisting arms rising to pierced rocaille drip pans, urn-form sockets and removable nozzles; 2 pcs, each 9.25`` H x 9.75`` W x 4`` D, 68 oz troy tw approximately, est: $1200/1800 Condition: Overall good condition. Each with scratches, wear and tarnishing commensurate with age and use. Scattered dark oxidation spots and remnants of lacquer to surfaces. Traces of polish residue to crevices. Each marked to nozzles, drip pans, arms, stem, and base; some marks rubbed or barely legible. Your bid indicates acceptance of our Conditions of Sale. AS-IS. ALL SALES FINAL
Los 1069
Andries & Hendrik de Leth, map of the South Seas Circa 1740, Amsterdam, titled `Carte Nouvelle de la mer du Sud, dressee par Ordre des principaux Directteurs et tiree des Memoires les plus recents et des Relations des Navigateurs les plus modernes, tant de France que d`Espagne, l`on ya joint, diverses remarques curieuses par raport aux decouvertes des Graduations des Manierres du Pais que de la Navigation``, further imprinted in French ``Donne au public, par And. & Henry de Leth a Amsterdam sur le pont de la Bourse au Pescheur`` and in Dutch ``Uyt gegeven door And. en Hend. de Leth tot Amsterdam op de Beurs-Zluys in de Visser.`` and with further inscriptions within cartouches in Latin and Dutch; centering North and South America and showing Western portions of Africa and Europe, and portions of Australia and Southeast Asia, with routes of transoceanic voyages, and annotations and insets including: a plan of the straits of Gibraltar; a cartouche depicting the Dutch port at the Cape of Good Hope within a border of monkeys, wildcats and a plan of the fort; a plan of Mexico City surrounded by vignettes of natives and their dress, religious rituals, a mining operation, and the Spanish Conquest of the Aztecs; plans of Vera Cruz, the Bay of Rio Janeiro, and Havana; a plan of the Isthmus of Panama; and vignettes of native life in the French Islands; engraved and hand colored on two sheets joined together, laid to cardboard and framed under glass, overall 31.125`` H x 44.75`` W; image size 23.5`` H x 37.25`` W, est: $3000/5000 Edition: Third state. Literature: McLaughlin #220. Note: Hendrick de Leth (1703 - 1766 Dutch) was a prominent mapmaker working during the final days of the best era of Dutch cartography. He and his father, Andries de Leth (1662 - 1731 Dutch), took over the business of Nicholas Visscher and subsequently produced this two-sheet map, which is considered rare. It was issued separately, rather than as part of an atlas, and it is therefore diffficult to find in excellent condition. Provenance: Private Collection, South Pasadena, CA. Condition: Overall good condition. Printed on two sheets joined in the center, as stated. Light toning. A repaired tear extending approximately 5`` from top edge along a crease. Laid to cardboard, as stated. The mat glued down. Your bid indicates acceptance of our Conditions of Sale. AS-IS. ALL SALES FINAL
Los 1077
C. Scarpitta (1887-1948), a bronze sculpture First half 20th century, signed `Cartaino Scarpitta / Sc** (?)` (Salvatore Cartaino Scarpitta, Italian / American) and stamped ``Roman Bronze Works``, depicting a standing nude male figure with his arms upraised, on an integral base, 24.5`` H x 7`` W x 6.5`` D, est: $500/700 Note: Born in Palermo, Italy, Salvatore Cartaino Scarpitta moved to the United States in 1910, after art study in Palermo and Rome. He exhibited works at the Art Institute of Chicago and the Palace of the Legion of Honor in San Francisco, and executed various works for public spaces, including the bas relief over the entrance to the Los Angeles County - USC Medical Center. Condition: Overall good condition. General light marks, scratches and rubbed wear commensurate with age. With rich brown patination. Your bid indicates acceptance of our Conditions of Sale. AS-IS. ALL SALES FINAL
Los 1078
C. Scarpitta (1887-1948), `The Pinnacle` bronze First half 20th century, titled and signed `C. Scarpitta` (Salvatore Cartaino Scarpitta 1887 - 1948 Italian / American), depicting a standing robed female figure on an integral base, 18.5`` H x 4.25`` W x 5.5`` D, est: $500/700 Note: For a note on Scarpitta, please see the previous lot. Condition: Overall good condition. General light marks and scratches commensurate with age. Heavy rubbed wear to patination. Patination a greenish gold. Your bid indicates acceptance of our Conditions of Sale. AS-IS. ALL SALES FINAL
Los 1093
Twin beds, Finn Juhl (1912-1989) for Baker Circa 1951, each with Baker Furniture metal label and marked to each component ``626``, of walnut and birch, each with angled headboard of vertical slats and a footboard composed of a wide downcurved toprail over a single spindle, 31.5`` H x 42.25`` W x 86`` D, est: $4000/6000 Note: An identical pair sold: ``Scandinavian Design``, Wright, Chicago, Il, May 12, 2011, Lot 222 ($16,000). Provenance: Private Collection, Claremont, CA. Condition: Overall good condition. General marks, scratches and rubbed wear commensurate with age and use. Scattered typical minor nicks and shallow dents. Typical wear to legs. One footboard with a 1.25`` x 1.5`` shallow loss to one leg, a tight shrinkage crack running full width of top rail (44.75``), and replaced glides. The other footboard with a 12``-long shrinkage crack to toprail. Light-colored spotting to each headboard on lower rail and lower part of legs. One siderail with dark marks and water stains running entire length of piece. Each leg with applied pads to glides. Your bid indicates acceptance of our Conditions of Sale. AS-IS. ALL SALES FINAL
Los 1111
A blanket / rug with stylized chief`s design Circa 1910 - 1920, woven of wool with cream and brown stripes between three red bands containing cream, grey and brown zig zag bands, 5`0`` H x 5`10`` W, est: $700/1000 Condition: Overall good condition. A few scattered small stains and light soiling. Two small spots of wear to field with white warps showing through. Your bid indicates acceptance of our Conditions of Sale. AS-IS. ALL SALES FINAL
Los 1152
A Navajo regional rug Circa 1920`s - 1930`s, possibly Red Mesa, woven of wool in natural black, dark grey, light grey and cream with two stepped medallions and other geometric motifs within a Greek key border on a red field within a solid black border, 7`4`` H x 4`8`` W, est: $800/1200 Provenance: Estate, Los Angeles, CA. Condition: One quadrant with three 1``-diameter repairs and a 2`` x 1`` hole. Additional scattered small holes due to moth damage, including four holes to black border. Sun fading to one side. An area of fading to each of two corners of other side. Scattered areas of wear showing white foundation. Your bid indicates acceptance of our Conditions of Sale. AS-IS. ALL SALES FINAL
Los 1165
A Sioux beaded hide knife sheath and knife Late 19th / early 20th century, the sheath beaded to one side with a geometric design in white, light blue, and dark blue with ``crazy beading`` to edges, suspending two beaded loops, the sheath 10`` H x 3`` W, est: $500/700 Provenance: Private Collection, San Gabriel Valley, CA. Condition: Overall good condition. Two very minor areas of bead loss. Your bid indicates acceptance of our Conditions of Sale. AS-IS. ALL SALES FINAL
Los 1169
A pair of Plains Indian ceremonial moccasins Late 19th century, the uppers and soles covered in a geometric pattern of white, dark blue, light blue, red, green and yellow beads, with bifurcated beaded tongues; 2 pcs, each 4`` H x 9.5`` W x 3.5`` D, est: $2000/3000 Provenance: Private Collection, San Gabriel Valley, CA. Condition: Overall very good condition. One with a 1``-long split to unbeaded leather ankle shaft. Your bid indicates acceptance of our Conditions of Sale. AS-IS. ALL SALES FINAL
Los 1208
An American maple faux bamboo gateleg table Late 19th century, unsigned, attributed to R.J. Horner Company, New York, the square top composed of hinged triangular halves, one half folding down, over a gateleg base with splayed legs joined by diagonally crossing spindled stretchers, 28.5`` H x 27.5`` W x 27.5`` D, est: $500/700 Provenance: Private Collection, Calabasas, CA. Condition: Overall very good condition. General light marks, scratches and rubbed wear. Your bid indicates acceptance of our Conditions of Sale. AS-IS. ALL SALES FINAL
Los 1209
An American maple faux bamboo desk & chair Late 19th century, unsigned, attributed to R.J. Horner Company, New York, the superstructure with a galleried rectangular top over a recess flanked by hinged cupboard doors enclosing cubbyholes, raised above a rectangular top with a hinged slanting lid inset with a gilt-tooled green leather writing surface, opening to reveal a divided interior, projecting over a compartment fitted to the left-hand end with a hinged locking cupboard door and to the right-hand end with two deep drawers, the whole raised on legs joined by a fretwork stretcher, with key, together with a conforming chair with a caned seat, 2 pcs, the desk 52.5`` H x 31.75`` W x 23`` D, est: $1200/1800 Provenance: Private Collection, Calabasas, CA. Condition: The chair: 36.25``H x 18.5`` W x 16.25`` D; seat height: 16.25``. Each in very good condition. General light marks, scratches and rubbed wear. Cane seat in sound condition. Height of desk includes finials. Your bid indicates acceptance of our Conditions of Sale. AS-IS. ALL SALES FINAL
Los 1210
An American maple faux bamboo dresser Late 19th century, unsigned, attributed to R.J. Horner Company, New York, the beveled mirror-plate within a tilting surround attached to a spindled and paneled frame over an eared rectangular top above three graduated long drawers with paneled fronts and fitted with locks, raised on round feet on wood and metal casters, 76.5`` H x 49`` W x 22`` D, est: $1500/2500 Provenance: Private Collection, Calabasas, CA. Condition: Overall very good condition. General light marks, scratches and rubbed wear. Height includes finials. No key. Your bid indicates acceptance of our Conditions of Sale. AS-IS. ALL SALES FINAL
Los 1211
An American maple faux bamboo lockside chest Late 19th century, unsigned, attributed to R.J. Horner Company, New York, the eared rectangular top with spindle gallery over six long drawers with paneled fronts between columnar stiles, the right-hand stile hinged and fitted with a lock, with paneled sides, with key, 58`` H x 37.5`` W x 20`` D, est: $1500/2500 Provenance: Private Collection, Calabasas, CA. Condition: Overall very good condition. General light marks, scratches and rubbed wear. Height includes gallery. Your bid indicates acceptance of our Conditions of Sale. AS-IS. ALL SALES FINAL
Los 6
George W. Chambers (1857-1897), American MISTRESS CORNELIA (THE ARTIST’S FIRST WIFE); Oil on canvas; signed and dated 1885 at Kirkwood (Missouri) lower right, signed and titled to artist’s label from “St. L. School of Fine Arts, St. Louis, Missouri” accompanying this lot 39.5" x 23.5" — 100.3 x 59.7 cm. Provenance: Collection of the artist and his wife, Cornelia, Malpeque, Prince Edward Island; Dr. James Keir, Malpeque, Prince Edward Island; By descent to their granddaughter, Mary Margaret Elizabeth Auld, Malpeque, PEI; By descent to the present owner’s mother’s brother, Malpeque, PEI; By descent to the present owner’s parents who recovered the two paintings from the house of Dr. Keir where they had been held in the family residence in Malpeque, PEI since their execution; By descent to the present, Private Collection, Orillia This painting and the next lot (lot 7) were acquired by the parents of the present Private Collection when the Malpeque residence was sold Literature: The Spectator, St. Louis, Vol. 6, Oct. 3, 1885, p.72, there is mention of a painting by Chambers with the title of “Mistress Cornelia”; H. Barbara Weinberg, The American Pupils of Jean-Leon Gerome, p.104, Chambers listed; The following literature references to Chambers was provided by The Missouri History Museum, St. Louis, MO: Missouri Historical Society Bulletin”, Vol. XXIV and Vol. XXVII (by M. Patricia Holmes); Gateway Heritage”, Vol. 8, Number 1, Summer 1987, “Chambers Watercolour Presented to Art Collections”; Pen and Sunlight Sketches of Saint Louis” Phoenix Publishing Company, Chicago, p.127; St. Louis Up to Date”, 1895, p.228; Walter B. Stevens Scrapbook 46, p. 65 Note: The painter and teacher George W. Chambers was born in St. Louis, Missouri, in 1857. Little is known of his life until 1880 when he entered the Paris studio of Jean Léon Gerome, the French classicist. He remained in Paris until 1884, studying with Gerome and also with Julien Dupré, whose Barbizon style influenced his early work. At this time, he was made a professor in the St. Louis Art School and later organized the Art School in Nashville, Tenn., where he was appointed Director in the 1890’s. He painted American subjects upon his return to the US, particularly landscapes “full of warm color, light and beauty”. Mistress Cornelia” was painted the year after Chambers returned to Missouri from Paris. She is believed to be Chambers’ first wife and either a grandmother or great grandmother of the consignor’s mother. Cornelia died prior to 1893 when he married Bilo Keir, the woman depicted in the following lot (lot 7). In the October 1885 issue of The Spectator, the writer describes the artist’s studio in Kirkwood and the work Chambers executed during the summer of 1885: Mr. Geo W. Chambers has completed an admirable studio at Kirkwood. He has completed a most satisfactory picture, which will doubtless be exhibited at the Pettes galleries. It is called ‘Mistress Cornelia’ and illustrates the following lines from Chaucer: ‘For in her living, maidens mighten rede, as in a book, Every goode word and dede which longeth to a maiden vertuous, She was so prudent and so bounteous’. The type is not of Chaucer’s time or our own, but every age wherein dwells maiden sweetness and goodness and truth. The landscape is true and good, and thoroughly of our own country. The distance is most charming and clear, but not too distinct to interfere with the interest in ‘Mistress Cornelia. It seems to me to be one of the best of Mr. Chamber’s productions’. (W.R.H.) The present owner remembers his mother and her sister often talking about “Aunt Anne” and Bilo (the subject of the next lot by the artist, lot 7) in PEI. The two women remember how Aunt Anne and Bilo never got along and their was always tension between them. The Keir House is a large, two storey, Georgian house, established circa 1810 with neo-classical design elements situated on the edge of Malpeque Bay, Prince Edward Island. The house is valued for its age, its association with the Presbyterian minister, Rev. Dr. John Keir (1780-1858) and his family, and the prominent role that the family played in community education for Malpeque and surrounding areas. The house also has a connection to Lucy Maud Montgomery, who was a friend of John Keir’s daughter Anne. For more about the Keir house see http://www.historicplaces.ca/en/rep-reg/place-lieu.aspx?id=18765 Starting Price: $2500
![(Espagne) - SALAZAR de MENDOZA, Pedro.- Monarquia de España [...].Madrid, por D. Joachin Ibarra, 1770 [- 1771].3 vol. in-4° :](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/16519/2879058/169-2013528142055_468x382.jpg)
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(Espagne) - SALAZAR de MENDOZA, Pedro.- Monarquia de España [...].Madrid, por D. Joachin Ibarra, 1770 [- 1771].3 vol. in-4° : [4]-xxviii-411-[1], [4]-443, front.-xii-278 pp.; 5 plates (pp. 177/178 and 183/184 of vol. II missing, foxing, some pp. slightly yellowed, some light marginal dampstains in vol. I, larger and slightly stronger in vol. III).Modern binding : full fuchsia foliated buckram, flat spines (faded spines, slightly rubbed, edges and corners dulled).Est. : 150/ 200 €First edition posthumous of this history of Spain until the reign of Philip III (1578-1621) by the historian and first canon penitentiary of Toledo, Salazar de Mendoza (1549-1629). The last volume is entirely devoted to Philip III and is illustrated with his portrait in frontispice, a family tree of his parents and ancestors and 4 simple plates figuring coins at the end.# Brunet V-69.▲ Provenance : Girard frères, libraires (étiq.).¶ Édition originale posthume de cette histoire d`Espagne jusqu`au règne de Philippe III (vol. III) illustrée du portrait de ce dernier et de 5 pl. Pleine percaline fuchsia moderne (dos passés).
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(Méditerranée, Palestine) - HORNE, Thomas Hartwell.- Landscape illustrations of the Bible consisting of views of the most remarkable places mentioned in the Old and New Testaments [...].London, John Murray, sold also by Charles Tilt, 1836.2 vol. in-4°; 2 engraved titles and 93 plates (clear foxing, some light marginal dampstains at the plates, some mistakes in plate numerotation without loss, small tear with lack at 1 tissue guard).Contemporary emblazoned binding : full green shagreen, decorated boards with fillets and volutes, gilt ribbed spines with gilt arms, gilt edges (turn ins, joints and bands slightly rubbed, 1 scratch on the upper board of vol. II, discharge of leather on the fly leaves, stamps and handwritten provenance on the inside of the boards and fly leaves, edges and corners slightly dulled).Est. : 150/ 200 €First edition illustrated with nice steel-engravings, protected by tissue guards, depicting views of towns (Jericho, Damascus, Tadmor in the desert, Bethleem, Nazareth...), mount or mountains (Mount Arafat, Mount Carmel...) and monuments (Mosque of Omar in Jerusalem, Philae, Forum in Rome, arched streets in Jerusalem...) by E. and W. Finden after A.W. Callcott, J.M.W. Turner, David Roberts, Captain Fitzmaurice, etc. With the descriptions by the English theologian and librarian, Horne (1780-1862).# Brunet III-337.▲ Provenance : the Middleton family (?) (gilt tool figuring a lion and the motto "Fortis in arduis" on the spines); "To Emily with her mother`s fond love. December 19th 1872" (handwritten ex-dono). ¶ Édition originale illustrée de gravures sur acier figurant des vues de villes, montagnes ou monuments bibliques. Plein chagrin vert armorié de l`ép. (pet. défauts, décharge de cuir sur les gardes).
![(Mathématiques) - FERMAT, Pierre de.- Varia opera mathematica [...].Tolosae [Toulouse], apud Joannem Pech, 1679.In-f° : [12]-](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/16519/2879058/261-201352814253_468x382.jpg)
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(Mathématiques) - FERMAT, Pierre de.- Varia opera mathematica [...].Tolosae [Toulouse], apud Joannem Pech, 1679.In-f° : [12]-210-[3] pp. ; 5 h.-t. (+/- bruni, déch. sur le titre restaurée, prem. pp. part. déreliées, pet. mouill. marg. au début, p. 120 blanche sans manque, qqs rouss., qqs piqûres, qqs déch. marg., qqs erreurs de signature).Rel. de l`époque : plein veau, filets à froid sur les plats, dos à nerfs sertis de filets dorés, tr. marbrées (dos entièrement refait en veau clair, coins et coupes fort émoussés, plats part. épidermés).Est. : 10.000/ 12.000 €Édition originale posthume des traités et des lettres (de/à : Père Marin Mersenne, Blaise Pascal, Gilles Personne de Roberval, Pierre de Carcavi...) écrites principalement en français, rassemblés par son fils Samuel à partir de ses mémoires et de sa correspondance. Fermat (1601-1665), magistrat et mathématicien, est à l`origine de nombreuses disciplines en mathématiques. Il découvrit le calcul différentiel, le calcul intégral, il introduisit de nouvelles méthodes (la descente infinie par ex.) en théorie des nombres, il fut le cofondateur, indépendamment et en concurrence avec Descartes de la géométrie analytique, il posa les bases du calcul des probabilités dans sa correspondance avec Pascal et fut le créateur du "Principe de Fermat" en optique géométrique. Ouvrage majeur et fondamental pour les mathématiques illustré de 5 planches dépliantes in fine et d`un bandeau armorié à la dédicace (Ferdinand von Fürstenberg, prince-évêque de Paderborn et de Münster).# Horblit 30 ("Fermat is considered the father of the modern theory of number, and herald of differential calculus and analytical geometry"); # En français dans le texte, Paris, Bibliothèque nationale, 1990, 115; # pas dans Printing and the Mind of Man.¶ First postumhous edition of treaties and letters of Pierre de Fermat collected by his son Samuel. Major and fundamental work in mathematics, Fermat being the creator of integral calculus, differential calculus, introduced new methods in numbers theory and cofondator of analytic geometry. Illustrated with 5 folding plates. Full contemporary calf (more or less browned, some foxing, back renewed in light leather, edges and corners very dulled).
![(Religion, Patrologie grecque) - Sanctus BASILIUS, Caesariensis.- Omnia, quae extant, opera [...].Basileae, ex officina Frobe](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/16519/2879058/287-2013528142611_468x382.jpg)
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(Religion, Patrologie grecque) - Sanctus BASILIUS, Caesariensis.- Omnia, quae extant, opera [...].Basileae, ex officina Frobeniana (apud Hieronymum Frobenium et Nicolaum Episcopium), 1540.4 parts with continued pagination in 1 vol. in-f° : [8]- 758-[2 blanks]¬-[22] pp. (Tt6 lacking, some dampstains, more often marginals, small marginal hole at p. 347, some pp. slightly browned).Contemporary binding : full calf on wooden boards, decorated boards with blind fillets and roll-stamps (characters and floral ornaments), gilt ribbed spine, title with pen on the fore-edge (clasps lacking, spine partly unstuck, turn ins and joints renewed, some scratches, some lacks of leather on upper board, label on the inside of upper board, edges dulled).Est. : 300/ 400 €First edition of the translation by the doctor Janus Cornario or Johann Hainpol (c. 1500-1558) of the complete works of Basil the Great (330-379), Cappadocian Church Father and one of the Three Hierarchs (with Gregory of Nazianzus and John Chrysostom). Followed by the "monodia" or panegerycus and Basil`s funeral oration by the Church Father, Gregory Nazianzus (329-390), translated in Latin by the Italian historian and theologian, Raffaello Maefi (1451-1522).ogian. Copy illustrated with ornemental initial letters and Froben`s mark on title-page.▲ Provenance : Val-Dieu abbey library (handwritten mention); "Reverendissimi" Peters (handwritten ex-dono).# Adams B-336; # not Machiels nor in Soltész.Bound with (2 works in 1 vol.) : LACTANTIUS.- Divinarum institutionum libri septem [...]. Coloniae, ex officina typographica Petri Quentel, mense Augusto anni post Christum natum 1544. [24]-303 pp. (some ink stains, some light marginal dampstains at the end). Major work of the Church Father (250-325) named the "Christian Ciceron" in which he explains to pagans that polytheism is indefensible and that the reason pushes to admit Christianism`s doctrine. With the commentaries of Erasmus on the book "De opificio Dei"; # Machiels L-9, # not in Adams.
![(Religion, Patrologie grecque) - Sanctus EPIPHANIUS; THEODORETUS, Cyrensis.- Contra octoaginta haereses opus [...]. Adiecimus](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/16519/2879058/288-2013528142614_468x382.jpg)
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(Religion, Patrologie grecque) - Sanctus EPIPHANIUS; THEODORETUS, Cyrensis.- Contra octoaginta haereses opus [...]. Adiecimus praeterea Theodoreti episcopi Cyri Eranisten seu Polymorphum, in quo tribus dialogis, contra quosdam sui temporis haereticos acerrimè disputat [...].Parisiis, apud Hieronymum de Marnef, & Gulielmum Cavellat, 1566.In-f° (text n.c., very slightly browned, light dampstains, parts of the text crossed off with several holes -some with lacks- due to ink acidity, lower part of p. 10 lacking and renewed with lack of text, marginal tear reinforced at p. 416).20th Century binding : half brown cloth, brown marbled paper boards, flat spine (fly leaves renewed).Est. : 200/ 250 €Reunion of the works of Epiphanius and Theodoretus on heresies : (1) "Contra octoaginta opus", by the bishop of Salamis and Church Father Epiphanius (c. 314-340), written between 374 et 278, is a treaty against 80 heresies : the pre-Christian heresy (barbarism, Scythism, Hellenism and Judaism), the Greek philosophical schools (Stoics, Platonists, Pythagoreans and Epicureans), the twelve Jewish sects, the Gnostic movements, etc. Followed by : "Liber Ancoratus" (strong refutation of Origen`s thoughts and aryanism), "Anacephalaeosis", "Libellus de mensuris et ponderibus" (introduction to the Bible reading), "Historia de Prophetarum vita et interitu", "Epistola ad Joannem Episcopum Hierosolymitanum". (2) The works of Theodoretus (c. 393-460), theologian, bishop of Cyrrhus and one of the most important ecclesiastical historians of Late Antiquity, consist in 3 dialogues : "Haereticorum improbatum nugarum ac fabularum compendium", "Divinorum decretorum seu dogmatum epitome" and "Quae omnia nunc primum in lucem exeunt".Very interessant copy with several parts of the index and the text censured. # Adams E-255; # STC French 152; # not in Machiels, Soltész.▲ Provenance : S. Maria Transpontius (handwritten note).¶ Réunion de travaux d`Épiphane de Salamine et Théodoret de Cyr contre les hérésies. Intéressante copie avec de nombreuses marques de censures. Demi-toile brune du 20e s. (claires mouill. marg., ratures ayant entraîné de nombreuses perforations dues à l`acidité de l`encre).
![(Religion, Patrologie latine) - Sanctus ISIDORUS, Hispalensis; CAPELLA, Martianus Minneus Felix.- Isidori [...] Originum libr](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/16519/2879058/303-201352814271_468x382.jpg)
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(Religion, Patrologie latine) - Sanctus ISIDORUS, Hispalensis; CAPELLA, Martianus Minneus Felix.- Isidori [...] Originum libri viginti ex antiquitate eruti. et Martianus Capellae De nuptijs Philologiae & Mercurij Libri novem [...].Basileae, per Petrum Pernam, [1577. IV. Calend. VIIbris].2 parts in 1 vol. in-f° : [3 pp.]-550 col.-[33 pp.], 240 col.-[3] pp. (light marginal dampstains throughout, foxing, some lvs slightly browned, marginal tear at col. 550).Modern binding : half sheepskin, blue marbled boards, ribbed spine (sheepskin very slightly rubbed, small loss of paper on the upper board).Est. : 300/ 400 €Very rare first edition of the reunion of these 2 scholarly works, the most famous of Isidorus and Capella, given by Bonaventura Vulcanius or Bonaventura De Smet from Bruges (1538-1614), translator and professor in Latin and Greek at Leiden University. (1) The "Originum libri viginti" or "Etymologiarum libri vinginti", divided in 424 chapters (grammar, men, family, zoology, cosmograpy, geography, languages, books, medicine, agriculture, music...), considered as the first Encyclopedy, tries to englobe the all ancient knowledge and to transmit the Classic culture. The chapter devoted to the family relationships is illustrated with 3 schemas (2 full-pages and 1 in texto). Isidorus (560/570-601/636), bishop of Sevilla, was canonised in 1522 and became Doctor of the Church in 1722. (2) "De nuptiis Philologiae & Mercurii" by the author from the 5th Cent. Capella is also a compendium of knowledges (dialectic -with a schema in texto of the "Square of dialectic"-, philology, rhetoric, astronomy...) through a mythological story of the mariage between Mercury and Philology. Copy illustrated with a large printer`s mark on title-page and ornemental initial letters.# Adams I-206; # Machiels I-87; # not in Soltész.¶ Édition originale de la réunion de 2 ouvr. d`érudition dont l``Originum" de Saint Isidore considéré comme la première encyclopédie. Demi-basane moderne (pet. défauts).
![(Religion) - [Sanctus BEDA, Venerabilis.- Opera [...].Basileae, per Joannem Hervagium, 1563.8 parts in 4 vol. in-f° (text n.c](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/16519/2879058/307-2013528142713_468x382.jpg)
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(Religion) - [Sanctus BEDA, Venerabilis.- Opera [...].Basileae, per Joannem Hervagium, 1563.8 parts in 4 vol. in-f° (text n.c., some lvs slightly browned, some marginal light dampstains, small foxing, some marginal holes, handwritten notes in vol. I, small wormholes at the end of vol. II).19th Century binding : half sheepskin, decorated calf boards with blind fillets and fleurons, gilt ribbed spine, red edges, title with pen on the fore-edge (rubbed, spine renewed and original boards stuck on the covers, edges and corners dulled).Est. : 800/ 1.000 €First edition of this very interesting collection of works as Beda (672/673-735),English monk, author and Doctor of the Church treated many subjets in many aeras : grammar, spelling, arithmetics, astrology, astronomy, music, natural history, martyrology, intrepetations of biblical Hebrew and Greek names, commentaries (on Leviticus, Deuteronomy, parabale of Solomon, Book of Numbers, Gospels, Epistles of Saint Paul...), sins remedy, etc. The arithmetics, astrology and astronomy treaties (parts I and II) contain tables (of Pythagorus and multiplication), calendars (with feast days and martrys, lunar cycle, ephemeris -2 with caracters in red and black...) and lists (Roman emperors, pontiffs since Eusebius...), etc. Our copy is also illustrated with decorated or historiated initials letters, several diagrams (sphere, planets position, sundial, eclipses, planetes alignment, constellations...), scores, allegorical representations (planetes, astrological signs and months) and a vignette figuring Noah`s arc. Title within a nice architectural frame with Beda, Janus in a medallion, Sybilla writing on the arc "P.P.P.P.E.S.S.S.E...", Mercurius with 3 heads in a medallion in front of a Roman (?) landscape, the Roman she-wolf, and the personified Tiber (?).# Adams B-447; # not in Soltész nor in Machiels.▲ Provenance : Francesco Bohoyd (handwritten mention).Joint, same author and condition (2 works in 5 vol. in-f°) : [Tomus Tertius Collectaneorum in Epistolas D. Pauli Apostoli [...]. Paris, Jodoco Badio & Joanni Roigny (in chalcographia Jodoci Badii Ascensii, impensis communibus ispius & Joannis Roigny, calend.Aprilis.Anno, 1534)] (title-page and 1st lf. missing). Second edition (1st ed. : 1522); # Renouard II-152.¶ Édition originale des traités de Bède le Vénérable sur des sujets très variés (grammaire, orthographe, histoire nat., astronomie, astrologie, interprétation des noms hébreux et grecs de la Bible, commentaires...). Les 2 prem. t. sont illustrés de nombreux in texto dont des tables, des calendriers ou des diagrammes. Demi-basane du 19e s. (pet. défauts, lég. us., rel. frottées, dos refait et plats de la rel. originelle cons.). Vol. III des commentaires de Bède le Vénérable joint.
![(Science) - AGRICOLA, Georgius.- De re metallica libri XII [...].Basileae, (apud Hieron. Frobenium et Nicolaum Episcopium, me](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/16519/2879058/315-2013528142739_468x382.jpg)
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(Science) - AGRICOLA, Georgius.- De re metallica libri XII [...].Basileae, (apud Hieron. Frobenium et Nicolaum Episcopium, mense Martio.) 1556.In-f° : [10]-[2 blanks]-538 [i.e. 502]-[74] pp.; 2 plates (marginal wormholes, some with small lacks of text, handwritten provenance crossed off title-page, some marginal dampstains, tear reinforced p. 453, some errors in pagination).18th Century binding : full calf, decorated boards with blind fillets, roll-stamps and fleurons, gilt ribbed spine, blue edges (slightly rubbed, light dampstains in the center of upper board, spine partly detached, small lacks of leather at the upper turn in, joints and back board, 1 wormhole on the spine, rest of label stuck on the spine).Est. : 10.000/ 12.000 €First edition posthumous of this famous work by Agricola (1494-1595), German physician of the mining centre of Joachimsthal in Bohemia, on the mining, refining and smelting metals, alchimy prerogatives until then. "De Re Metallica embraces everything connected with the mining industry and metalurgical processes, including administration, prospecting, the duties of officials and compagnies, the manufacture of glass, sulphur and alum" (cfr PMM). Illustrated with more than 280 woodcuts in the text attributed to Hans Rudolf Manuel Deutsch (1525-1572), some very larges, figuring the different stages of the extraction and transformation of metals. Followed by "De animantibus subterraneis", published in 1549. Copy in a fresh condition and in a neat typography with larges ornemental initials and mark of Froben on title-page and on the back of last leaf.# Adams A-349; # Soltész A-80; # Printing and the Mind of Man n° 79; # van Lennep, Alchimie, Bruxelles, 1984, p. 21; # not in Machiels.¶ Édition originale posthume de ce célèbre ouvrage du physicien allemand Agricola sur les mines, le raffinage et la fusion des métaux (aspects étudiés jusque là par l`alchimie) illustré de plus de 280 bois in texto. Plein veau de l`ép. (trous ou gal. de vers marg., rel. lég. frottée, qqs pet. manques de cuir).
![(Patrologie grecque) - ORIGENIS.- Contra Celsum libri VIII [...].Augustae Vindelicorum [Augsbourg], s.n., 1605.In-4° : [8]¬-4](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/16519/2879058/350-2013528142913_468x382.jpg)
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(Patrologie grecque) - ORIGENIS.- Contra Celsum libri VIII [...].Augustae Vindelicorum [Augsbourg], s.n., 1605.In-4° : [8]¬-441-[1]-25 pp. (some light marginal dampstains, some larger, some stamps, some marginal foxing otherwise fresh copy).Contemporary binding : full vellum with small flaps and visible sewing, title with pen on flat spine (some wormholes in the upper board, ties lacking, some light stains at the lower board, handwritten notes and tear in the upper fly lf., stamp stuck on the inside of upper board).Est. : 250/ 300 €First edition given in Greek with his commentaries by David Hoeschel (1556-1617), German librarian, editor and scholar. Famous answer to Celsius` attacks against the early Christianim contained in his "True Doctrine" (178). Preceded by the biography of the author extracted from the Souda and followed by his "panegyricus" written by his student in Caesarea, Gregory Thaumaturgus (214-270), bishop of Neocaesarea and interpreted by the German poet Lorenz Rhodomann (1546-1606) with notes of Hoeschel and Casaubon. Origen, from Alexandria (184/184-253/254), considered by Erasmus as the most important theologian, lead an ascetic life and and was a defensor of the apocatastasis or universal salvation.# Brunet IV-229.▲ Provenance : library of Munich (handwritten mention).¶ Édition originale du fameux ouvrage du théologien d`Alexandrie, Origène, donné en grec par David Hoeschel. Plein vélin de l`ép. (qqs claires mouill., pet. défauts sinon frais).
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MINIC - LINES BROS. BOXED TINPLATE CLOCKWORK BREAKDOWN LORRY, complete with red and green body, plated front mudguards and wheels, white tyres, (Good pictorial box Good) and the MINIC BOOKLET AND DITTO SEARCH LIGHT LORRY, lacks search light and battery corroded, (box fair) with MINIC BOOKLET AND KEYS
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Fine quality Edwardian illuminated address in gilt embossed green leather binding - Presented to The Right Honourable Lord Airedale of Gledham 1907 appointing him High Chief Ranger of the Ancient Order of Foresters, with illuminated crests and scrollwork, photograph of the recipient and his mansion, the inner covers lined in red moiré silk, 35cm x 27cm in original box CONDITION REPORT Excellent original condition. Outer box has light wear
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Frederick (Fred) Lawson (1888 - 1968), three unframed watercolours, inscribed on reverse - Returning from work, signed and dated 1913, In the Shade, signed and dated 1913 and Castle Bolton, Yorks, signed CONDITION REPORT Some light staining, drawing-pin holes to one on corners, otherwise good condition
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Late eighteenth century longcase clock with eight day movement, brass break arch dial with engraved centre, brass chapter ring and scroll and foliate spandrels, break arch with scroll and foliate mounts and central cartouche, signed - Jas Richardson Helmsley, in a light oak case with shaped door, hood with plain turned columns and architectural pediment, 202cm overall height
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