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BRASSEY, Baroness Annie. SUNSHINE AND STORM IN THE EAST, OR CRUISES TO CYPRUS AND CONSTANTINOPLE. Longmans Green and Co, London 1888. 8vo. Bright pictorial cloth, gilt, all edges gilt. 2 folding maps. School prize label on front pastedown. Spotting. MILNER, Re. John & BRIERLY, Oswald W. THE CRUISE OF H.M.S. GALATEA, CAPTAIN H.R.H. THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH K.G. IN 1867-1868. W.H. Allen and Co, London 1869. First edition. 8vo. Half red calf, marbled boards, rubbed. Folding map, Photograph portrait frontispiece, 12 colour tinted lithograph plates plus other text illustrations. Some pages loose, foxing. Plus 3 others, including 2 volumes on Ceylon. (5)
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LAWRENCE, T.E. SECRET DESPATCHES FROM ARABIA. Golden Cockerel Press [1939]. Limited edition, number 93 of 1000 copies. 4to. Sangorski and Sutcliffe binding of quarter niger morocco with cream cloth boards, top edge gilt. Bookplate. One or two minor spots to page edges, otherwise a very clean, crisp copy. Portrait frontispiece of Lawrence in Arab dress.
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WILSON, Robert and BONAPARTE, Prince Charles Lucian. AMERICAN ORNITHOLOGY; OR, THE NATURAL HISTORY OF THE BIRDS OF THE UNITED STATES. Chatto and Windus, London, 1876. 3 volumes. 8vo. Illustrated with a frontispiece portrait and 103 chromolithographic plates. Bound in quarter black russia, lettered and decorated gilt with claret cloth sides. The leather is somewhat rubbed, especially at the extremities; the head of vol. one is chipped and the head of volume three has minor loss. The spine gilt which includes a 105 mm tall eagle is still bright. There is some light foxing but overall this is internally clean and bright. Each front paste-down bears the bookplate of Emily Ogden Wheeler. LEGGE, W. Vincent. A HISTORY OF THE BIRDS OF CEYLON. Tisaro Prakasakayo, Dehiwala, Sri Lanka, 1983. Second edition. Four volumes. Small quarto. Limited edition: No 226/600. Illustrated with 34 coloured plates by Keulemans. A fine set in dustwrapper. DAGLISH, Eric Daglish. BIRDS OF THE BRITISH ISLES. J.M. Dent, London, 1948. First edition. 4to. One of an edition of 1500 copies. Illustrated with forty-eight wood engravings by the author, twenty-five of which are coloured by hand. Light spotting to the first two leaves, otherwise internally very clean and bright in the original blue cloth, lettered and decorated on the upper cover in gilt. Top edge gilt. In a dustwrapper with the odd tear, some minor loss and a few chips. (8)
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DICKENS, Charles. THE POSTHUMOUS PAPERS OF THE PICKWICK CLUB. Chapman and Hall, London 1837. First Edition, early issue. 8vo. Full red crushed morocco binding by Bayntun, gilt decorated spine compartments, gilt portrait of author to upper board and facsimile signature to lower; all edges gilt. Frontispiece with tiny repaired tear, engraved title page and 43 further plates by R. Seymour, W.R. Buss and Phiz (H.K. Browne). A clean, crisp copy. This copy contains two plates by Buss at pages 69 and 74, which were cancelled by Dickens in later issues and replaced with plates by "Phiz".
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KRUGER, PAUL. THE MEMOIRS OF PAUL KRUGER FOUR TIMES PRESIDENT OF THE SOUTH AFRICAN REPUBLIC. TOLD BY HIMSELF. T. Fisher Unwin, London 1902. First edition, number 9 of 50 copies, signed by the publisher. 2 volumes. Full vellum, gilt, top edge gilt; boards bowed and a little soiled. Photogravure portrait frontispieces. FITCHETT, William Henry. HOW ENGLAND SAVED EUROPE. Smith, Elder and Co, London 1899-1908. Reprints. 4 volumes. 8vo. Morrell bindings of half red calf, gilt extra to spine compartments, title and volume labels. An attractive set. Plus 1 other, similar. (7)
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SYMONS, Arthur. A STUDY OF THOMAS HARDY. Chas. J. Sawyer, London 1927. First edition, No. 13 of 350 copies signed by Arthur Symons. 8vo. Red cloth, gilt, top edge gilt, spine slightly faded. Photogravure portrait frontispiece of Hardy, signed in pencil by photographer, Alvin Coburn. Bookplate and signature of Stafford Bourne. Plus 1 other volume on Hardy. (2)
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A CASE SET OF FOUR MID 19TH CENTURY, Berlin Porcelain Portrait Plaques, variously inscribed 'Horace Craven Jones, 21st July 1859, aged fifteen years and four months by J WESTHOVEN, Bonn', 5 1/2" x 4", 'Nina Mabel Foley St Paul, Dated June 1st 1858', also inscribed three years and ten months and Bonn......', 3" x 2 1/4", 'Cecil Harley St Paul, Dated 15 January 1859', also inscribed 'thirteen years and ....months, Bonn......by J WESTHOVEN', 3" x 2 1/4", 'Marianne and Nina, dated October 1859, inscribed Bonn um Rheim', 5 1/2" x 4", the larger examples housed in engraved and pierced brass frames and the smaller examples in plain brass frames, all oval shaped and within a folding red leather case measuring 15" x 10" overall
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A pair of framed Continental oval portrait plaques German or French, 19th century each painted with the half-length titled portrait of either Marat or The Count Mirabeau, within a scroll-moulded gilt-metal mount, enclosed within a black ebonised carved wood frame each title inscribed on the reverse the plaque 15cm., 5Pin., the frame 31.5cm., 12Gin. some losses to the frames (2)
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A Wedgwood & Bentley silver-mounted basalt portrait medallion of Oliver Cromwell circa 1775 moulded in high relief to dexter above impressed O.CROMWELL, impressed Wedgwood & Bentley to reverse, 10cm., 4in. long, small chip; together with a Wedgwood silver-mounted basalt portrait medallion of Galileo, turned to sinister; and five smaller mounted basalt portrait medallions depicting Solon, Aratus, Euripides, Isocrates and Euclid impressed or incised names smaller approx 5cm., 2in. small chips (7) à
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Five silver and niello snuff boxes the first, maker's mark erased, French, mid 19th century, the rim engraved: A. Tanfani Roma, the lid with a portrait of Pope Pius IX within lilies and other flowers; another French box, decorated in similar taste with a pastoral subject within strapwork; a Russian box, Moscow, 1888 decorated with a summer troika; and two small Russian and French boxes ornamented with foliage 10-6cm, 4- 2Gin (5)
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A wax portrait relief, by Richard Cockle Lucas, signed, inscribed and dated 1850 of: The Very Revd. T. Garnier, Dean of Winton, in profile to sinister, wearing high stock and vestments, on an oval brown wax ground height 16.5cm, 6Iin Richard Cockle Lucas (1800-1883) was born in Salisbury and died in Chilworth, Hampshire. Apprenticed at the age of 12 to an uncle who was a cutler, he later attended the Royal Academy Schools where he won several medals. His model of the Parthenon (1845) was bought by the British Museum and there was considerable dispute as to whether he was the author of a bust of Flora in Berlin, attributed to Leonardo da Vinci. Lucas executed a number of portraits of Dean Garnier (another of 1850 is in the National Portrait Gallery - NPG 4844). The divine (1776-1873), of Huguenot origin, had become Prebendary of Winchester in 1830 and Dean in 1840. He was a friend of Palmerston and a staunch Whig.
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The Baillie Family. An unusual ivory group, probably Dieppe, late 19th century carved after the painting by Gainsborough, with Mr and Mrs James Baillie and their four children height 27cm, 10Kin, on cut-cornered rectangular ebonised wood plinth Thomas Gainsborough painted his portrait of the Baillie family of Ealing Grove around 1784. It was bequeathed to the Tate Gallery in 1868 by Alexander Baillie of Naples, presumably a descendant and perhaps one of the children portrayed. James Baillie of Dochfour was MP for Horsham.
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A Staffordshire Crimean War group, modelled with a British sailor standing on a muzzled Russian bear and a cannon, waving a hat and carrying an ensign, partially coloured and gilt, height 29cm, circa 1854 (damage and repair) See Gordon Pugh, Staffordshire Portrait Figures (1987), p. C279, fig. 202.
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A Staffordshire portrait figure of Admiral Sir Deans Dundas, standing bare-headed with a flag to one side and cannon to the other, with underglaze blue jacket and other colouring on a gilt lined base titled 'DUNDAS' on a scroll, height 29.3cm, unmarked, circa 1854-56 (some cracking, mainly to side and back) See Gordon Pugh, figure 103 or Harding & Harding 1/127P for similar figures
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A King William IV commemorative child's plate, the black-lined rim moulded with animals, flowerheads and cherubs, the centre printed in black with a bust portrait titled 'WILLIAM THE FOURTH / KING OF GREAT BRITAIN', diameter 12.4cm, unmarked, circa 1830-35. See Riley, 'Gifts for Good Children', plate 1166, for a similar plate, tentatively attributed to Fell of Newcastle
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An Adam Clarke commemorative wall plaque, of circular shape with narrow moulded border of laurel leaves, the centre printed in black with a bust portrait titled beneath 'Adam Clarke, LLD FSA / Wesleyan Minister' and with further inscription 'He that believeth shall be saved', the border coloured black and yellow, diameter 18.8cm, unmarked, circa 1815-40 (rim chip) See Roger Lee, 'Wesleyana and Methodist Pottery', plate 62 for a matching plaque of John Wesley
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An Edward Hanlan commemorative glass rowing mug, moulded with a portrait of the rower inscribed 'Edward Hanlan, Champion of the World, Nov. 15th 1880 beat Trickett of NSW', flanked by crossed oars, height 10.7cm, moulded registration diamond for December 1880. Hanlan became world champion sculler by defeating the professional champion, E.A. Trickett of New South Wales, over a course on the River Thames; he subsequently successfully defended his title six times in both England and North America
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A Minton & Hollins Victoria 1887 golden jubilee paperweight, of rectangular shape covered with green glaze, moulded with a portrait of the Queen with monogram and 'JUBILEE / 1887', height 11.6cm, detailed impressed mark with maker's name and addresses with 'Rd.68307', circa 1887 (minor edge chipping)
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A rare Frederick Duke of York commemorative mug, of cylindrical shape with slightly flaring foot and simple strap handle with moulded lower terminal, printed in blue with an equestrian portrait titled 'His Royal Highness FREDERICK DUKE of YORK' with a battle scene in the background, a geometric border inside the rim and a geometric and flower design up the handle, height 12cm, unmarked, circa 1793. See True Blue, case 4/7, for this mug and for details of the subject; also Holdaway, 'Hollins Blue & White Printed Earthenware', page 22 for the same design on a punchbowl
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