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A late 19th c. Oak cased architectural Mantle Clock with moulded graduated tiered top and small finials, on plain frieze over single square door with three quarter turned column detail flanking the single square bevel plate pane, opening to reveal ormolu mounted white metal and brass face with Arabic numerals, having eight day movement and on lower moulded tiers and bracket feet, 11 5/8'' wide x 18 1/4'' high x 7 1/4'' deep.

A French late 19th c. black marble and onyx architectural Mantle Clock, having ridged top over rectangular shaped front with onyx detail, the brass trimmed circular bevel plate glass door fitted with brass rim, opening to reveal the white enamel Arabic numeral face with central painted detail. Maker indistinct, Paris and having rear pierced brass circular door, with eight day movement and standing on a plinth base, 8 1/8'' wide x 10 3/4'' high x 4 7/8'' deep.

A Victorian grand tour scrap book containing various architectural photos, leather bound with inset carved walnut Egyptian revival panel monogramed TWA 41cm x 44cm

An architectural engraving and two other prints (3)

19th century Indian heavily carved sandlewood box depicting an architectural panel on a dense ground of birds and foliage, 11cm x 29cm

Neo-classical gessoed giltwood architectural pelmet in the form of a double swan necked arbalete, length 130cm. Condition report: see terms and conditions.

LETAROUILLY (PAUL) Edifices de Rome Moderne.., vols. I & II (of 3), Liege 1843-53, large folio, numerous architectural plates, some dust staining and occasional spotting, some corners with damp stain, repaired half calf; BELTRAMI (L) Roma, 1925, large 4to, numbered copy, numerous plates after G. Mentessi, cloth; PUGIN & HEATH, Paris and its Environs, 1829, 4to, numerous plates, tissue guards, occasional foxing, worn half calf (4)

A quantity of Pratt type pot lids to include landscapes and architectural scenes: Holy Trinity Church Stratford, Choir of the Chapel Royal Savoy.., St Paul's Cathedral, Anne Hathaways Cottage, The Crystal Palace etc (11)

A 19th century KPM Berlin porcelain cup and saucer, with hand painted architectural panel of the Berlin Observatory after the 1838 painting by Freyendank, entitled ‘Die Sternwarte in Berlin’ and with red orb and underglaze sceptre to the baseOverall appears in good condition and there are no obvious signs of damage or restoration. There is minor gilt loss to be expected with age. Viewing in person is recommended

A FRENCH SLATE AND MARBLE ARCHITECTURAL STYLE MANTEL CLOCK WITH TRIANGULAR PEDIMENT AND PALE BLUE ENAMEL DIAL, 29CM H, LATE 19TH C

A FRENCH BRASS MOUNTED SLATE MANTEL CLOCK OF ARCHITECTURAL FORM WITH CUPOLA AND FIVE TURNED FINIALS, 38CM H, LATE 19TH C

A FRENCH BRASS MOUNTED ONYX ARCHITECTURAL STYLE MANTEL CLOCK WITH TRIANGULAR PEDIMENT, 29CM H, LATE 19TH C

A FRENCH BRASS MOUNTED SLATE ARCHITECTURAL STYLE MANTEL CLOCK WITH PRIMROSE ENAMEL CHAPTER RING, 32CM H, LATE 19TH C

Herbert Bradley (19th century)Sizergh Hall, Westmorlandattributed and titled to verso, pencil drawing, 24.5cm x 34cm; other loose Victorian and later topographical pencil and water compositions; a mid-Victorian gentleman's sketchbook, containing numerous ecclesiastical and architectural pencil drawings, interleaved with tissue, inscribed William Clarke Leeper, December 6th, 1886, marbled boards, oblong 4to; an early 20th century sketchbook, containing preparatory 'mannerist' sketches of figures, 23cm x 19cm; pencil architectural elevation, c.1890; a large b/w photographic portrait of Sir Oliver Lodge; etc

A late Victorian mahogany mirror back sideboard of small proportions, architectural pediment, rectangular plate flanked by fluted pilasters, long drawer over two arched doored cupboard, plinth base, circa 1880. 19cm high x 102cm wide x 40cm deep.

A LARGE QUANTITY OF ARCHITECTURAL PRINTS CONTAINED IN FOLDERS

An Indian or similar bronze god, possibly an architectural fitting (height 16cm)

A late 19thC oak longcase clock by Thomas Armstrong & Brother, Manchester, the engraved silvered break arch dial with chapter ring bearing Roman numerals, chime silent subsidiary dial, eight day movement with quarter Westminster chimes, the case with architectural hood bearing Doric capitals, trunk door inset bevelled glass raised on a plinth base, 213.5cm high.

Hardback books, to include: Shackleton; novels by Domford Yates; Poems Of The Brontë Sisters; Great Heads Of Britain; Castles Of Britain; Architectural Antiquities Of Durham; Turner; etc., in three boxes; together with a collection of books, subject Arctic Exploration, including: L.C. Bernacchi, Saga Of The Discovery; Reginald Pound, Scott Of The Antarctic; W.H. Murray, The Story Of Everest; Vivian Fuchs and Sir Edmund Hillary, The Crossing Of Antarctica, six other books of similar interest; and Richardson (M.A.) The Borderer's Table Book, 8 vol in 4, 8vo, cloth, illustrations, Newcastle upon Tyne, 1846.

Pair of aged metal Architectural style wall mirrors of arched rectangular form. H. 158cm

Early 19th C artist's sketch book, named and dated Marian Forster 1825, watercolour and pencil architectural views, all titled, including Kenilworth Castle.

Quantity of watercolour studies, sepia architectural and an agricultural study of a plough by James King ?, 32 x 48.5cm, and a nude lithograph. (9)

Peyre (Yves, and Fletcher, H. George). Art Deco Bookbindings, The Work of Pierrer Legrain and Rose Adler, New York, Princeton Architectural Press/New York Public Libary, 2004, numerous colour and some monochrome illustrations, original pale blue cloth gilt, large 8vo, VG, together with John Rylands Library. The Neale M. Albert Collection of Miniature Designer Bindings, Manchester, 2008, numerous colour illustrations, original red cloth gilt, with mounted illustration to upper cover, with matching slipcase, oblong 4to, plus Andrews (Martin J.), The Life and Work of Robert Gibbings, Bicester, Primrose Hill Press, 2003, some colour and numerous monochrome illustrations, inscribed to half title 'To John with best wishes Martin Andrews', original cloth in dust wrapper, 4to, VG, and others on 20th century and contemporary bookbinding and design, including The Bindings of Trevor Jones, Duval & Hamilton, 2015, The New Bookbinder, a slightly broken run, volumes 1-15, 17-27 & 29-35, 1981-1995, 1997-2007 & 2009-2015 (approx. 80)

*Egypt. An album containing thirty-six watercolours and drawings by Colonel H.F. Turner, 1885/6, twenty-seven watercolours, some grisaille, and nine pen & ink or pencil sketches, mostly views, but some figure and architectural studies, some mounted, others direct on album leaves, mostly annotated and dated, stitching partially broken, and some leaves detached, leaf size 12.5 x 17.5cm (5 x 7ins), ink ownership inscription on front pastedown 'Colonel H.F. Turner (RE) Egypt, his booke 1885-6', original roan-backed cloth, soiled and worn, oblong 8vo Titles include: The Great Hall of Karnak; Nile Boat; From the stern port of SS "Ballaarat" H.M.S. Crocodile following; Statue of Rameses II Memphis; The Sphinx by moonlight; Tombs of the Khalifs from Citadel Cairo; Ibrim Castle near Korosko; Sheikh in the Mahdi's Uniform. (1)NB: 14 watercolours and 3 pencil drawings have a pair of pink parallel straight lines running vertically or horitzontally across each drawing

Fraser (James Baillie). Views in the Himala Mountains, Rodwell & Martin, 1820, hand-coloured aquatint title and 20 fine hand-coloured aquatint plates by Robert Havell & Son after J.B. Fraser, versos with brushstroke marks from old adhesion, all plates reguarded at gutter margins, occasional small wormholes to margins, several plates with archival marginal repairs: plate VIII (Valley of Jumna) with longer closed tear repaired to right margin, plate XII (Assemblage of Hillmen) with small repaired tear to lower left corner, not affecting image, plate XV (Temple of Mangnee) with repaired long vertical crease to left side of the image, plate XVII (Junction of the Touse) with two small repaired patches to left hand blank margin, not affecting image, and plate XX (Jumnotree the Source of the River Jumna) with minor repairs to blank margins, plates interleaved with good quality thick wove paper, modern red half morocco gilt, upper cover with red morocco gilt label, sheet size 675 x 485 mm, elephant folio Provenance: Penelope Chetwode, Lady Betjeman (1910-1986), manuscript note at front presenting the book to her friend John Nankivell (b. 1941, architectural artist), in memory of their first Himalayan Temple trek, April-September 1971. Abbey Travel 498. "Among the finest aquatints of mountain scenery ever produced" (Godrej & Rohatgi). Rarely found complete. James Baillie Fraser (1783-1856) was a Scottish traveller and artist, who, following the end of the war with Nepal in 1815 travelled with his brother William to the Himalayas, spending two months exploring the region. They became the first Europeans to reach the sources of the Jumna and Ganges rivers. Tutored by the artist George Chinnery, Fraser was encouraged by William Havell to publish his sketches upon his return to Calcutta. Fraser's account of his travels was separately published as 'Journal of a Tour through Part of the Snowy Range of the Himala Mountains, and to the Sources of the Rivers Jumna and Ganges', with a map in the same year. "It is interesting, also, that Rodwell and Martin take the pains to say that the work is uniform with the Daniell (1795-1807) and the Salt (1809), neither of which folios was published by them." (Abbey). (1)

Britton (John). Cathedral Antiquities. Historical and Descriptive Accounts..., 6 volumes, 1836, engraved frontispieces, additional titles and numerous plates and plans, some dampstaining, armorial bookplate of Malcolm of Poltalloch to upper pastedowns, all edges gilt, contemporary gilt decorated dark green morocco by J. Mackenzie, occasional cracking to some joints, large 4to, together with Winkles's Architectural and Picturesque Illustrations of the Cathedral Churches of England and Wales, 3 volumes, new edition, 1860, additional engraved titles and numerous plates, contemporary half brown morocco, rubbed, 4to, plus French Cathedrals, by B. Winkles..., 1837, additional engraved title and numerous plates, contemporary half blue green morocco, rubbed and scuffed, 4to (10)

*Campbell (Colen). The Elevation of Stainborough in Yorkshire..., The Elevation of a new design of my Invention in the Palatial stile..., The Elevation of Althrop in Northamptonshire..., [and] The Elevation of the Royal Exchange, circa 1725, four double page uncoloured engraved architectural elevations engraved by Hulsbergh, each approximately 375 x 495 mm, mounted, framed and glazed in matching modern gilt mouldings (4)

Valerius Maximus (Gaius). Dictorum et factorum meorabilum tam Romanorum, quam extremorum Collectanea... , Paris: Jean Petit for [Ambroise Girault], 1535, title-page within woodcut architectural border and with printer's woodcut device, woodcut floral criblé initials throughout, amateur paper repair to lower outer margin of title with paper loss touching printed border only, some wormholes to lower outer corners throughout with running wormhole slightly affecting some text and side-notes of early leaves, scattered light browning and minor damp fraying to extremities of a few early leaves, old manuscript provenance note to front free endpaper, 'Bought at Sotheby's - from the library of Archbishop Tenison, 1862', armorial bookplate of John Ynyr Burges to front pastedown, contemporary(?) Venetian gilt-panelled calf with central interlaced arabesque design with scalloped corner-pieces, professional modern reback and corner restoration, folio Thomas Tenison, Archbishop 1694-1715, was a notable benefactor of libraries, and the founder of Archbishop Tenison's Library at St Martin-in-the-Fields. His Library was sold by Sotheby and Wilkinson, 3-8 June 1861. (1)

Lloyd (Nathaniel). A History of English Brickwork with Examples and Notes of the Architectural Use and Manipulation of Brick from Medieval Times to the End of the Georgian Period..., with an Introduction by Sir Edwin L. Lutyens R.A., 1st edition, published 1925, additional half title, contents and list of subscribers, numerous black and white illustrations throughout, with folding illustrations and plans at rear, top edge gilt, publisher's decorative green cloth gilt, 4to, together with Jekyll (Gertrude & Weaver Sir Lawrence),Gardens for small Country Houses, 5th edition, published 1924, additional half title, colour printed frontispiece, numerous black and white illustrations throughout, publisher's cloth gilt, a little worn at extremities, 4to, with Lloyd (Nathaniel),A History of the English House from Primitive Times to the Victorian Period, published The Architectural Press, 1931, additional half title, numerous black and white illustrations throughout, top edge gilt, publisher's cloth gilt, slight wear at extremities, 4to, plus Cescinsky (Herbert),The Old World House, its Furniture & Decoration, 2 volumes, published A & C Black, 1924, additional half title, gravure frontispiece, numerous black and white illustrations, top edge gilt, quarter red morocco gilt, large 8vo, and Swarbrick (John),Robert Adam & his Brothers, published B.T. Batsford, 1915, additional half title, numerous black and white illustrations, top edge gilt, publisher's cloth gilt, 4to, with another fifteen volumes similar (21)

Lugar (Robert). Architectural Sketches for Cottages, Rural Dwellings, and Villas, in the Grecian, Gothic, and Fancy Styles, with Plans; Suitable to Persons of Genteel Life and Moderate Fortune..., new edition, London: J. Taylor, 1823, 23 hand-coloured aquatint plates (including frontispiece) and 15 engraved ground plans (complete), few leaves loose and occasional fraying to margins, lightly dudt-soiled to frontispiece & title, original cloth backed boards, covers detached from text-block, spine faded and printed title label deficient, 4to Abbey Life 30, (1805 uncoloured copy). Robert Lugar (c.1773-1855), who became County Surveyor of Essex in 1812, was a leading exponent of "Gothick" and picturesque cottages, the present work including designs for an Indian villa (inspired by Daniell's drawings), a Turkish summer house, a "fancy" cottage, and an Italian villa. (1)

RUDOLF JETTMAR 1869-1939 Secession XXVII Ausstellung 1906 Druck V. Albert Berger, Wien. Litografia a colori. Leggere tracce di pieghe, piccola mancanza nell’angolo inferiore destro. Carta. Qualità B-. 63 x 45 cm Questo manifesto realizzato per la 27esima mostra della Secessione mostra il padiglione viennese creato da Joseph Maria Olbrich. Jettmar non si limita però alla mera ricostruzione architettonica, aggiungendo alla composizione un pegaso alato e tre donne che si stagliano sull’iconico edificio. Color lithograph. Fold marks, a little loss in the lower right edge. Paper. Condition B-. 24,80 x 17,71 in. This poster produced for the 27th exhibition of the Secession shows the pavilion created by Joseph Maria Olbrich. Jettmar did not limit himself to the mere architectural reconstruction, but added a typical Austrian allegory to the scene with a winged Pegasus and three women appearing over the iconic building. Bibliografia / Literature I Manifesti della Secessione Viennese 1898 : 1905, Treviso, 2001. Costa Longeri, La Secessione Viennese. E i movimenti modernisti in Europa, Risolo, 2014. 1500

A late 19th/early 20th century Japanese ShodanaOf typical architectural form with lacquered decoration. 94 cm wide; 133 cm high. CONDITION REPORTS: Generally in good condition, some lacquer wear/loss, general wear.

A late 19th/early 20th century Japanese lacquered table cabinetOf typical architectural form with various doors and drawers decorated with various floral and landscape scenes. 45 cm high. CONDITION REPORTS: Some chipping, some scuffing and scratching, some lacquer wear/loss, general wear.

Victorian slate mantle clock, architectural case with three columns on either side of the dial, French movement, 28cm high.

A modern reproduction single train wall clock, by David Fieldhouse, brass dial with Roman numeral chapter ring, secondary seconds dial and small date aperture, plain mahogany case with architectural pediment.

A YEW WOOD HANGING WALL MIRROR with architectural crest and bevelled mirror plate, 49cm wide x 92cm high

MIRRORS, a pair, domed top architectural style, 158cm x 66cm. (2)

“Architectural Design” Magazine, 1950s. (50 issues)

“Architectural Design” Magazine, 1960-64. (55 issues)

A Majapahit clay architectural fragment, Indonesia, possibly 14th - 15th century The fragment with carved foot and figure depiction, possibly Buddha, mounted on a later stand, 21cm high.

A collection of various Majapahit clay pottery architectural fragments Comprising approximately seventeen examples, all in zoomorphic, figural and architectural form, various sizes. (17)

EARLY 20TH CENTURY CHINESE CARVED IVORY CARD CASE carved overall with figures in an architectural landscape, 9.5cm high, 5cm wide

EARLY 20TH CENTURY CHINESE SILVER FILIGREE AND ENAMEL BASKET WITH COVERof shaped rectangular form, the domed cover and sides enamelled with panels of figures, architectural details and florals, the swing handle enamelled with floral motifs, unmarked, 13cm wide, 12cm high to top of handle (small losses)

Victor Paillard (1805-1886), a mid-19th century French bronze figural lamp base modelled as a crouched putti on a base of architectural form, converted to electricity, one foot and the base both bearing the foundry stamp, h. 46 cm

'Batsford' Series of UK Historical, Architectural, Topographical and Natural History titles. A collection of 50+ titles, mostly 8vo Hbs + Djs, including the following titles :Crossley F. : The English Abbey & English Church Craftsmanship; Massingham H. : Chiltern Country; Wallace D. : East Anglia; Jekyll G. : Old English Household Life; Temple V. : Butterflies & Moths in Britain; Edlin H. : Forestry and Woodland Life; Gaythorne-Hardy R. : Wild Flowers in Britain. 'Must' for Penelope Keith followers! CONDITION REPORT: Most titles retain their Djs although these are rather worn & chipped. Variable foxing.

Lantern Slides : a miscellaneous set of 20 mainly monochrome photgraphic slides featuring architectural, rural people & children. CONDITION REPORT: Inspection advised.

A vintage photograph album with a selection of assorted photographs to include scenic, architectural etc

A quantity of early postcards of mainly landscape and architectural scenes, in protective sleeves

A mixed selection of postcards to include scenic, architectural etc

A Russian Bakelite box with moulded architectural design to lid

A box of glass plate negatives of various scenes to include local interest (Hastings Pier etc), agricultural, locomotive, architectural and military scenes in South Africa

LATE VICTORIAN ARCHITECTURAL SLATE AND MARBLE MANTEL CLOCKthe enamel circular chapter ring with Arabic numerals, the two train movement striking on a gong, bearing presentation plaque dated 1901, 50cm high, 49cm wide

VICTORIAN ARCHITECTURAL SLATE MANTEL CLOCKthe enamelled Arabic numeral chapter ring lacking its hands, the two train movement with key, striking on a gong, movement stamped, pendulum with impressed number 2076, 39.5cm high

VICTORIAN ARCHITECTURAL SLATE AND GREEN MARBLE MANTEL CLOCKwith enamelled Roman numeral chapter ring and moon hands, striking on a bell, damages to case, 40cm wide

LATE VICTORIAN HAMILTON & INCHES ARCHITECTURAL BLACK MARBLE MANTEL CLOCKthe enamel dial with Roman numerals and moon hands, two train movement striking on a bell, with Elliot pendulum, 43cm high

FINE GEORGE III MAHOGANY LONGCASE CLOCK BY HENRY JENKINS, LONDONcirca 1770, the unsigned eight day two train movement with anchor escapement striking on a bell, the signed 11 inch arched brass dial with silvered Roman numeral chapter ring and outer Arabic seconds, matted brass centre, subsidiary seconds at twelve, date aperture at six, strike/silent dial to arch, applied brass spandrels, pierced hands, encased within an architectural hood with doric columns, contained within a waisted mahogany case, on plinth base with bracket feet, 235cm

A 20th century Vietnamese silver beaker of tapering form, decorated with cast band depicting architectural and figural landscape, marked "Vietnam 0900 Bacson", also bearing a Polish post-1920 import mark for Warsaw, height 7.5cm, approx 4oz.

A late 19th century Chinese baluster vase with flared rim painted in underglaze blue with architectural and figural landscape, bearing four character Kangxi mark to the base, height 25cm (af). CONDITION REPORT: The rim has got sever damage - it has been broken in several pieces and crudely re-glued with some losses along edges of the cracks.

An early 20th century Chinese carved bamboo brush pot depicting architectural scene with five men upon water buffalo, height 21.5cm. CONDITION REPORT: General surface wear commensurate with age, some dirt, rubbing particularly to the inside edge and other raised parts.

A late 19th century Chinese rosewood and mother of pearl inlaid tray depicting figural architectural scene, carved with lizard, frog and dragon acting as handles, length 53cm.