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Los 154
C19th French Gilt Spelter Mantel Clock by Marti, plinth base set with rectangular plaque with female portrait, 2 train drum movement with porcelain dial set with Roman numerals, flowers on blue ground, supported by 2 vignettes of cherubs inbead mount & flower leaf decorated cartouche, all surmounted by female figure holding flame in her left hand, reading a book, the whole on serpentine shaped gilt wooden base with flat bun supports & ebonized dome base (no glass)
Los 350
Regency School/Portrait of a Lady/full length, facing to the left and wearing a blue dress/watercolour, 27cm x 21cm (10.5" x 8.25")/and two Baxter prints of Queen Victoria Condition Report: Pager support of w/c is a little brown but otherwise good, in a birds eye maple frame Baxter prints in verre eglomise mounts and good condition.
Los 367
17th Century Spanish School/Portrait Miniature of a Spanish Nobleman/ head and shoulders, wearing black/oil on copper, 7cm x 5cm (2.75" x 2")/see illustration Condition Report: The image is in good condition with a tiny bit of ware to the extreme edge of the copper The image is in good condition with a tiny bit of ware to the extreme edge of the copper The frame the backing and the glass are all new.
Los 381
J. Woodhouse/Walter Dixon Esq/Charles Dixon Esq/Samuel Dixon Esq/three portrait silhouettes/each inscribed on reverse/watercolour on glass, 20cm x 23cm (11.75" x 9")/in mahogany frames/see illustration Condition Report: The reverse glass painted in mahogany frame, probably original, in good condition, rubbing to Charles Dixon's black coat.
![Sandra Lawrence [ARR]/Portrait of a Shih Tzu/signed and dated '74/oil on canvas, 75cm x 62.5cm (29.5" x 24.5")](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/1804/2898343/432-2014210113139_468x382.jpg)
Los 620
Culpeper's English Physician and Complete Herbal, Ebenezer Sibley, with engravings published as the act direct upwards of one hundred additional herbs with a display of their medicinal and occult properties, physically applied to the cure of all disorders to mankind to which is annexed, Rules for Compoundary Medicine according to the True System of Nature forming a complete FAMILY DISPENSATORY portrait of Culpepper, card board, leather spine Condition Report: Portrait title page looks to be added in, the leaf is a different size also has creases and quite grubby. Small tears to a few pages with slight losses. Stains and spots of foxing here and there but basically fair. Binding sound but very scruffy, boards dirty and damaged, losses to the leather elements.
Los 151
Pair Watcombe Torquay terracotta vases circa 1870 with moulded portrait medallions and painted turquoise details, printed marks to base, 36cm high Condition report: Both vases have footrim chips. One vase has two rim chips, the other vase is restuck at the neck. Condition report: see terms and conditions.
Los 2919
A Charles II oak joined chest, originally fitted with three long drawers, each having geometric applied mouldings but now that at the center has been adapted and the drawer front is now two doors, the interior is lined with printed paper including a portrait of Charles II and his queen, later bracket feet, width 98cm.
Los 183
THE RUTH ASPINALL ANTIQUITIES COLLECTION A finely carved Egyptian dark grey granodiorite figure of a man, mounted on a two-tiered alabaster base, height 52.5cm (60cm including base), depth 22.5cm, width of figure 11cm. These items come from the estate of the writer Ruth Aspinall. Ruth was the granddaughter of Sir John Ormerod Scarlett Thursby, Baronet. Thursby was a prominent Lancashire landowner, a Director of the Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway, the Manchester and County Bank, and President of the Lancashire and Cheshire Coal Association (1916). He was High Sheriff of Lancashire (1905) and Deputy Lieutenant of the county.great passions were horseracing and chess, having been elected president of the British Chess Federation and president of the National Chess Congress.Aspinall estate contains many valuable items that had been inherited via the Thursby line. We draw your particular attention to Lot 2145, the Liverpool Spring Cup in our December Antiques sale, also Thursby's Trinity College chess medal, lot 2419.In our January Fine Art Sale, the most valuable paintings, lots 364 & 365 by Maxwell Ashby Armfield and Algernon Newton also came from the Aspinall estate. The base is inscribed in the style of early British Museum & Pitt Rivers exhibits with the following: “GRANITE PORTRAIT STATUE OF AN EGYPTIAN OFFICIAL CALLED NAS (?) - ARU - NEFERU. THE PLYNTH OF WHICH HAS BEEN INSCRIBED WITH A PRAYER TO OSIRIS FOR SEPULCHRAL OFFERINGS. FROM KURNA (THEBES) (XXII nd DYNASTY BC 1000)” The bare chested figure wears a striped shendyt-kilt or loin cloth and wide belt. He wears a ‘khat’ bag-wig headdress. His arms are held stiffly by his side and his left foot is striding forward. In his right hand he carries a towel. He carries another object in his clenched left hand, which due to damage, is unidentifiable. The figure has been damaged in places and repaired. Currently the base and feet of the figure are separated above the ankles and fit together with an internal metal rod. The stone is much darker in colour from his mid-shins downwards. The granodiorite back-pillar is inscribed with crudely carved hieroglyphs that read: ‘A royal offering of Osiris, Lord of Djedu: may he give an invocation-offering of bread, beer, beef, and fowl for the ka of Isi(?), born of Nefru.’ The finely carved head with headdress and large ears is in the style of the 12th dynasty or an imitation of that period. Note: This figure was studied at length in 2013 by curators at the British Museum, who were unable to confirm its authenticity. Although aspects of the piece are convincing such as the fine carving of the head and feet, at the time it was examined the figure had no provenance whatsoever and the BM felt that it had several anomalies which cast some doubts on it being what it purports to be. As such, we offer it with no assurances of antiquity. We have also recently learnt that Miss Aspinall originally left the figure to a leading Cambridge historian,but the gentleman fell out of favour and was removed from the will.
Los 925
A rare late 19th century Copeland Pottery ovoid jug for the American market, possibly commemorating the passing of The Enforcement Act of 1871, or more commonly The Ku Klux Klan Act, to combat white supremacy organisations, the olive green glaze sprigged in white with three tablets, one with emblems and a motto "On earth peace, goodwill to all men" and dated 1871, the other with a profile portrait of Ulysses S. Grant and a motto "Let us have peace", both within a circular beaded border and laurel wreaths, below the spout the American eagle emblem and motto, impressed mark to the base, height 17cm (circular tablets with damage).
Los 949
A Berlin porcelain plaque finely painted with a portrait of a young noblewoman in 15th century dress after Friedrich August von Kaulbach, wearing a white and gold stitched headdress, black fur jerkin and gold chain and cross, the back with an old paper label indistinctly inscribed in ink "Burgersfrau Kaulbach 229", impressed No.318, 11.75 x 8.75cm. Condition Report: There are no cracks or chips to the plaque, however there is a small fine scratch to the bottom left hand corner, approx. 0.5cm. Also a further minor "pin prick" to the top right hand side corner. Some fine surface scratches.
Los 1
Ortelius/Galle, 1579 Spectandum Dedit Ortelius Mortalib. Orbem, Orbi Spectandum Galleus Ortelium This famous portrait of Ortelius, at the age of about 50, was engraved by Philippe Galle and appeared in the Theatrum from 1579 onwards. Few other portraits of the great cartographer have survived. The Latin title translation is, ""By looking, Ortelius gave to mortal beings the world, by looking at his face, Galleus gave them Ortelius."" The portrait is surrounded in a strapwork and garland frame. Latin text on verso. 8.2"" W x 12.7"" H Original color with light toning and a few small chips in far left blank margin.
![Linschoten, Jan Juygen van 1614 [Portrait of Linschoten] Hugonis A. Linschoten Haerlemensis This superb frontispiece feature](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/36385/2901770/2-201425153929_468x382.jpg)
Los 2
Linschoten, Jan Juygen van 1614 [Portrait of Linschoten] Hugonis A. Linschoten Haerlemensis This superb frontispiece features a rare portrait of Jan Huygen van Linschoten (1563-1611) with small plans of Goa, Mozambique, and two of St. Helena in the corners. Linschoten was an important Dutch explorer who sailed via the Cape of Good Hope to Portuguese Goa in 1583 and later explored the Arctic Ocean with Willem Barents. The valuable sailing instructions that Van Linschoten had managed to acquire from the secret Portuguese archives helped launch the Dutch trading empire in the East Indies. Engraved by William Rogers. 6.5"" W x 7.8"" H Watermarked paper with minor soiling at bottom right of image.
Los 6
Kircher, Athanasius 1682 D`Onder-Aardse Weereld This allegorical title page is from the Dutch edition of Kircher`s famous Mundus Subterraneus (Subterranean World) published by Joannes Janssonius van Waasberge. The engraving centers on a seated female figure, who appears to be Clio, the muse of History, studying ancient writings. Beside her stand Mercury, with his winged feet, winged hat and caduceus, and an angel. Clio is being shown a portrait of Stadtholder William III of Orange by a putto. Behind them stands a statue of Artemis of Ephesus (also known as Diana of Ephesus). The view through the window shows a working mine. 7.5"" W x 13.3"" H Attractive color with a number of professionally repaired chips and tears in blank margins, with four tears entering less than 0.5"" into image at top, and one tear entering 1.5"" into image at left.
Los 7
Herrera y Tordesillas, Antonio de 1726 Historia General de los Hechos de los Castellanos en las Islas y Tierra Firme del Mar Oceano... Antonio de Herrera y Tordesillas was the official chronicler of the Spanish possessions in the Indies. His most important work, Historia General , begins with the history of the voyages of Columbus and includes events in America up to 1554, with the suppression of the revolt of Francisco Hernandez Giron in Peru. His work was originally published in 1601 with several editions and translations thereafter, all of which are scarce. This title page is from an early 18th century edition published by Nicolas Rodriguez. The engraving includes the royal coat of arms of Spain and portraits of famous Inca chiefs. At top center is a portrait of the legendary first Sapa Inca of the Kingdom of Cusco, Ayar Manco Capac, with his magic staff. Along the sides are portraits of 12 additional chiefs of the Inca Empire. 6.3"" W x 9.8"" H Minor soiling with a few small abrasions with no loss of image and a tiny hole only visible when held to light. The number ""2"" has been written in manuscript over the engraved number ""6"" in the date.
![1814 [Untitled - Napoleon Bonaparte Portrait] ""This satirical cartoon depicts Napoleon Bonaparte in a style deriv](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/36385/2901770/56-201425155049_468x382.jpg)
Los 56
1814 [Untitled - Napoleon Bonaparte Portrait] ""This satirical cartoon depicts Napoleon Bonaparte in a style derived from Giuseppe Arcimboldo, a 16th century Italian artist who is famous for his portraits represented by flowers, fruits and other common objects. In this caricature, Napoleon`s hat is a black eagle, representing Germany, with its talons gripping Napoleon`s head. His face is cleverly composed of corpses, with his collar symbolizing a river of blood. His coat is a map depicting major battle sites in Germany. Napoleon`s medal of the Legion of Honor is replaced with a spider in its web. The coat also features a golden epaulette made from a hand, with the Eye of Providence on the wrist and fingers named for the primary powers engulfed in the Napoleonic Wars against France (England, Russia, Austria, Prussia and Sweden). The hand appears to be tugging on one of the threads of the spider`s web, ready to unravel it, symbolizing the beginning of Napoleon`s demise. This caricature was originally created by the Henschel brothers immediately after the Battle of the Nations at Leipzig to commemorate German victory over Napoleon. The cartoon was first issued as a New Year`s card, often with accompanying text describing each element, and was soon copied in various printed versions all over Europe."" 2.1"" W x 3.7"" H Original color with light scattered foxing.
Los 737
1869 The Illustrated London News No. 1529. - Vol. LIV... This issue of The Illustrated London News was published March 13, 1869, and features two maps, four engravings, and an in-depth article focused on the Suez Canal, then under construction. The first map, Plan of the Harbour of Port Said, and the Mediterranean Entrance of the Canal (5.0 x 6.1""), is a detailed plan of the northern terminus of the canal, locating various basins and other sites of interest, including the famous Light-house of Port Said, which would have been in progress at the time. Below this plan is the second map, Plan of the Maritime Canal, with the Small Fresh-Water Canal (9.3 x 3.5""), which zooms out and shows the entire length of the canal and its surroundings. In addition to these maps, four striking engravings are included that provide a glimpse into the region: The Isthmus of Suez Maritime Canal: Workmen Loading Dromedaries (9.4 x 8.1""); The Isthmus of Suez Maritime Canal: Breakwater at Port Said, and Mediterranean Entrance to the Canal (13.5 x 9.6""); Lake Menzaleh (9.4 x 6.0""); and The Pelusian Plain (9.4 x 5.9""). The magazine contains several other engravings, including a portrait of the newly elected President Ulysses S. Grant and a full page showing helmets and shields on display at the Great Exhibition Palace in South Kensington at the time. 11.3"" W x 15.8"" H Clean and bright, with one sheet loose from the original string ties and minor extraneous creases on a few pages.
![Cook, James (Capt.) 1785-93 [Lot of 3] Habit of a Young Woman of Otaheite Bringing a Present [and] Habit of a Young Woman of](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/36385/2901770/764-201425155740_468x382.jpg)
Los 764
Cook, James (Capt.) 1785-93 [Lot of 3] Habit of a Young Woman of Otaheite Bringing a Present [and] Habit of a Young Woman of Otaheite Dancing [and] Une Femme de Eaoo ""A. Habit of a Young Woman of Otaheite Bringing a Present, circa 1793 (6.1 x 8.5""""). This Tahitian view, engraved by Charles Warren, shows a native woman in an unusual and massive barrel-like skirt. Condition: This example has nice margins. B. Habit of a Young Woman of Otaheite Dancing, circa 1793 (5.9 x 8.4""""). Another Tahitian view engraved by Charles Warren, this one depicting a woman in sophisticated formal dress and hat as she sways in front of a nature scene. Condition: An example with ample margins and a couple faint spots. C. Une Femme de Eaoo, circa 1785 (6.8 x 9.3""""). This striking portrait presents a native woman of Tonga as she looks on with a serene gaze. Engraved by Robert Benard. Condition: Some marginal toning and a faint damp stain at top that just enters neatline."" "" W x "" H See description above.
Los 789
Schedel, Hartmann 1493 Blat CLXI ""The verso of this sheet of German text shows the portraits of King Egidius (Giles) and Archbishop Boniface (Bonifacius) the First, along with a triple portrait of Saint Kilian (Kilianus), Saint Colman (Colonatus) and Saint Totnan (Totnanus), who were slain together at Wurtzburg. The recto shows the lineage of Emperors from Philippicus to Anastasius, Theodosius the Third, and Leo the Third. See also lot 824 for The Making of the Nuremburg Chronicle by Adrian Wilson."" 10.9"" W x 16.2"" H Watermarked paper with minor toning, marginal soiling, and a couple of damp stains confined to the blank margins.
Los 790
Schedel, Hartmann 1493 Blat CLVII ""The recto of this sheet of German text shows a portrait of Emperor Constantine the Fourth, the Sixth Ecumenical Council, which was called by Emperor Constantine at Constantinople, and depictions of a comet and eclipses of the sun and moon. The verso illustrates the lineage of Popes from Conon to Sergius, John the Sixth, John the Seventh, and Sisinnius. See also lot 824 for The Making of the Nuremburg Chronicle by Adrian Wilson."" 10.9"" W x 16.2"" H Watermarked paper with minor toning and marginal soiling.
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