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Architectural Societies. Reports and Papers Read at the Meetings of the Architectural Societies..., vols.1-16 only, 1850-82, num. b&w plts. and illusts., uniform half calf gilt, morocco labels to spine (loss to a few labels), rubbed, 8vo. Societies include, the Archdeaconry of Northampton, the Counties of York and Lincoln, County of Bedford, Diocese of Worcester, County of Leicester etc. (16)

Bolton (Arthur T.). The Architecture of Robert & James Adam (1758-1794), 2 vols., pub. Antique Collectors’ Club, 1984, num. b & w illusts. from photos, orig. cloth in d.j., folio, together with St. Paul’s. The Cathedral Church of London, 1604-2004, edited Derek Keene, Arthur Burns and Andrew Saint, Yale University Press, 2004, num. col. and b & w illusts., dec. endpapers, orig. cloth in d.j., 4to, with others or architectural interest, mostly G/VG. (16)

A late 19th century brass architectural form mantel clock, the movement struck L. Marti

An exhibition quality model of a Clarkson beam engine, built by the late Mr L.O.Gibbs of Hailsham, East Sussex with outside steam valve, displacement oiler, single cylinder with draincocks, steam control valve linked to ‘Watts type’ speed governor, parallel action to beam and beam operated water pump, eccentric rod linkage to steam valve, reeded architectural support to beam with split bearings, spoked flywheel with fitted drive pulleys driving small generator producing power to two street lamps. Fitted steps to side. The model is finished in green and red paintwork with polished brightwork and mounted on scaled brickwork plinth and mahogany base. The engine comes together with a gas fired ‘Heritage Models’ horizontal boiler No 2H1051 having fitted sight-glass, pressure gauge, safety valve and gas tank on wooden plinth. Engine measurements 22cm wide, 48cm long. Total height 35cm

Victorian slate and marble mantel clock, architectural form, with circular dial with Arabic numerals, French cylinder movement.

ARCHITECTURAL STYLE MIRRORS, a pair, with an arched top, 109cm W x 206cm H. (2)

A Victorian black slate and red marble mantel clock, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals and inscribed J.B. Delettrez, on architectural scroll and plinth base, 49cm wide.

An early 20th Century oak cased mantel clock by Winterhelder and Hoffmeier, in architectural case with faux brickwork, the silvered chapter ring with Roman numerals and brass spandrels, with striking ting tang movement, 41cm high, together with an Edwardian mahogany lancet cased mantel timepiece. (2)

A.F.E.Poley; 1927, 32 architectural, folio size, plates of St Paul`s Cathedral with descriptions by the author of methods used in the construction, t/w numerous invoices from tradesmen dated from 1669, 23" x 15 1/2" quarter leather, a few stains G

Small & Woodbridge; Portfolio of 20 16th, 17th & 18th Century Architectural Drawings with tie 13" G+

A LATE VICTORIAN MAHOGANY AND STAINED BEECH WASHSTAND having marble top with superstructure, mirror, architectural pediment and tile back, over two short in-line drawers, raised on ring turned legs united by a stretcher, 1.35m x 1.07m

19th century large oak church cabinet, the architectural pediment over three arched recesses enclosing fitted glazed doors, supported by turned columns applied with acanthus leaf carvings above opposing panelled cupboard doors enclosing three shelves flanked by acanthus leaf mouldings upon a plinth base, 92" high x 53" wide

20th Century English School/Architectural Drawings of a Palace Interior/two watercolours, 84cm x 94.5cm (33" x 37")/see illustration

20th Century English School/Architectural Drawings of a Palace Interior/four unframed watercolours, 57cm x 90cm (22.5" x 35.5") and smaller/see illustration

L RICHARDSON: POMPEII AN ARCHITECTURAL HISTORY, 1988, 4to, orig two-tone cl, d/w; + AMEDEO MATURI: POMPEII, 1951, English text, orig cl; + JOAN EVANS: ENGLISH ART 1307-1461, 1949, 1st edn, orig cl; + six others similar (9)

HUGH PLOMMER: ANCIENT AND CLASSICAL ARCHITECTURE, 1956, orig cl; + CECIL STEWART: EARLY CHRISTIAN BYZANTINE AND ROMANESQUE ARCHITECTURE, 1954, orig cl, Vols 1 and 2 of Simpson’s History of Architectural Development; + RUDOLF WITTKOWER: ARCHITECTURAL PRINCIPLES IN THE AGE OF HUMANISM, 1967 reprint, orig cl; + EDWARD HYAMS: CAPABILITY BROWN AND HUMPHREY REPTON, NY 1971, orig cl, d/w; + five others similar (9)

A Photograph Album containing approximately sixty-five assorted snap shots and other photographs including topographical and architectural scenes of Italy, mainly Venice and Florence, assorted sizes, orig vell, slightly worn; + A PICTORIAL RECORD OF HONG KONG, (nd), orig card wraps, worn and soiled; + A Folder containing approximately 120 assorted PPC, mainly UK Topo + a few snap shots, cuttings, scraps, etc, (3)

An unusual oak and pollard oak casket, with a panelled domed top and ormolu mounts on an architectural base with carved pilasters and two doors, 102cm wide 175cm high

A 19th century oak `Gothic` revival writing table, with pierced 3/4 gallery and an architectural carved base

VALERIE THORNTON (BRITISH, 1931-1991), “Serrabone” ecclesiastical architectural study, coloured etching signed in pencil, no 59 of 60. 25.5” x 15”.

LATE 19TH CENTURY ORMOLU AND CHAMPLEVE ENAMEL CLOCK GARNITURE, comprising arched architectural clock with pierced foliate decoration and circular face with Roman numerals, and a pair of two branch similarly styled supporters. French brass movement striking on one bell. Gilded wooden plinths and three glass domes with wooden bases. The clock 16.75” High. (3).

A Victorian Slate and Marble Architectural Mantel Clock by the Ansonia Clock Co New York.

An Oak Long Case Clock with 11" Square Dial Having Figural Spandrels and Signed Plimer Wellington Over Date Indicator, 30 Hour Movement. String Inlay to Pendulum Door and Hood with Blind Carving and Broken Architectural Pediment with Brass Ball and Flame Finial 206 cm High x 52 cm Max Wide.

A late Victorian black and rouge marble mantel clock of architectural form

A cased set six silver coffee spoons having architectural knops, Sheffield 1923 and a selection of souvenir spoons

ARCHITECTURAL STYLE MIRRORS, a pair, with a domed top, metal framed, 207cm x 109cm. (2)

BANKART, George P. Modern Plasterwork design, pub Architectural Press 1927 folio, original folder and ties, 100 looseleaf plates on card

An Illustrated Catalogue of MacFarlane`s Castings, sixth edition volume II, Architectural, Sanitary and Engineering Art Founders, Glasgow, green cloth (1)

Eleven Architectural titles including: MORAN Madge, Vernacular Buildings of Shropshire, TIMBS & GUNN, Abbeys, Castles and Ancient Halls of England and Wales, and others (11)

Winkles`s Architectural And Picturesque Illustrations Of The Cathedral Churches of England and Wales The Drawings Made From Sketches Taken Expressly by Robert Garland, Architect. London 1838, in three leather bound volumes

L`IDEA DELLA ARCHITETTURA UNIVERSALE, DI VINCENZO SCAMOZZI ARCHITETTO VENETO Divisa in X Libri, Vincenzo Scamozzi, printed by Giorgio Valentino, 1615, (16)pp 1-352 (34) Parte Seconda (12) pp 1-370 (22), two engraved title pages and woodcut/engraved architectural illustrations throughout, after Palladio, the most influential Renaissance architectural handbook, marginal annotations in a neat early hand, text mostly clean, backstrip completely missing, boards near detached, binding very worn

A 19th century marble architectural/mantle clock with gilt metal mounts and marley horses, gilt dial and French drum movement

A 19th century green onyx and gilt architectural mantle clock with striking French movement

A 19th century ebonised architectural mantle clock with striking American movement

BULLE PANTENT ELECTRIC MANTLE CLOCK A/F; ALSO EDWARDIAN ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN MANTLE CLOCK

"A GUIDE TO THE ARCHITECTURAL ANTIQUITIES IN THE NEIGHBOURHOOD OF OXFORD" 1846; ALSO "THE HISTORY AND ADVENTURES OF DON QUIXOTE" 1792 IN THREE VOLUMES CONTAINED IN A SHELF OF ASSORTED VOLUMES

ATTRACTIVE EDWARDIAN WALNUT HANGING SPICE CABINET, A DOUBLE CUPBOARD ABOVE 2 OPEN SHELVES WITH ARCHITECTURAL PEDIMENT 38" HIGH X 27" WIDE

An early 20th Century Walnut cased Mantel Clock, HAC, No 3233, the architectural case with Palladian pediment over flat fronted Corinthian columns, to a moulded plinth base, and with a 6 ½” square brass dial, with applied foliate spandrels enclosing a silvered Roman chapter ring, with outside minute track, matted centre and blued steel hands, to a rectangular brass spring-driven movement with anchor escapement and strike on a coiled gong, height 15 ½”

An early 20th Century Oak cased Mantel Clock, Winterhalder & Hoffmeier, and retailed by J W Benson, Ludgate Hill, London, the architectural case with Palladian pediment to a brickwork frieze over flat fronted Corinthian columns, with further brickwork frieze and moulded plinth base, to a square lacquered brass door with bevelled glass enclosing a 6 ½” square brass dial with applied cherubs, masks, spandrels, and silvered Roman and Arabic chapter ring with half-hour markers and matted centre with black painted hands, to a square brass movement with anchor escapement and strike on two blued steel coiled gongs, height 16”

An early 20th Century Oak cased Mantel Clock, the architectural case with arched pediment and overhanging cornice to a single glazed door with bevelled glass, and raised on a moulded plinth base with compressed bun feet, to a 5 ½” square brass dial with applied spandrels and silvered Roman chapter ring with outside minute track, matted centre and blued steel hands, to a rectangular brass spring driven movement signed Junghans, with anchor escapement and strike on a blued steel coiled gong, height 13”

A third quarter of the 19th Century French Gilt and Lacquered Brass Mantel Clock, the architectural Palladian case to a cast brass bezel with bevelled glass enclosing a silvered 3 ½” Roman dial, with outside minute track and engine-turned centre, to blued steel hands, to a circular brass movement with anchor escapement, strike on a coiled gong, height 8 ½”

A late 19th Century black and variegated marble mounted Mantel Clock, the architectural case with Palladian and scrolling pediment, over flat fronted columns to a plinth base with cast and beaded bezel, and bevelled glass enclosing a 4” black Roman chapter ring with gilt centre and further fleur-de-lys hands, to a circular brass movement with anchor escapement and strike on a bell (bell lacking), height 16”

A late 19th Century American black and gilt highlighted cast metal Mantel Clock, Ansonia, the case with architectural pediment, flanked by ahlf round colonnades on a plinth base, to a cast bezel enclosing a 4” two-part Roman enamel dial, with outside minute track and blued steel moon hands, to a spring driven movement with anchor escapement, strike on a gong, height 11”

An early 20th Century Green Onyx and lacquered Brass mounted Mantel Clock, the architectural pediment to domed case, flanked by demi-lune pediment with cast pineapple finials, over freestanding Corinthian columns, to a shaped plinth base, and raised on applied paw feet, to a cast brass bezel with beaded border, enclosing a 3 ½” Arabic chapter ring (hairlines), with outside minute track to a matted gilt centre, with further pierced scrolling detail and blued steel fleur-de-lys type hands, to a circular brass movement with anchor escapement (lacking hammer and gong), height 14”

A first half of the 20th Century stained Oak Cased Long Case Clock, the stepped architectural case with a single panelled and glazed door to a plinth base with bracket feet, to a silvered 11 ½” Arabic dial, with outside minute track and strike/silent lever at 3, with blued steel hands, to a triple weight driven movement, with anchor escapement and strike on 8 rods, height 79”

Continental mantel clock, architectural stained beechwood case, circular dial with Roman numerals, the movement striking on a gong.

Victorian mahogany barometer, with architectural cornice, above a silvered thermometer and circular barometer dial, engraved - C Realini, the case with rosette shell inlay box with ebony stringing.

A German walnut mantel clock striking on coiled gongs, in arched architectural case with brass dial and silvered chapter ring, retained by Henry Wells of Shrewsbury, 42 cm

AFTER FRANK STONE. Black and white engraving, the last appeal, 60cm x 46cm, maple frame and a reproduction classical architectural print (2)

Book : "Some Architectural Works of Inigo Jones, 1573-1652". Various plan drawings in blue outer card covers stencilled with gilt.

FOLDER: ELI MARSDEN WILSON, SIGNED IN PENCIL TO MARGIN, FOUR BLACK AND WHITE ETCHINGS, Architectural and Landscape subjects, assorted sizes (4)

An oak weight driven wall clock, the silvered chapter ring with Roman and Arabic numerals with striking movement on a gong, housed in an architectural style case with pagoda top and spherical brass finial ( pendulum but lacking weights)

A late 19th Century French white and yellow veined marble clock garniture, the circular dial with Arabic numerals with eight day striking movement housed in an architectural case on a plinth base together with a pair of garniture vases (ILLUSTRATED)

Augustine (Saint) Liber Epistolarum Beati title and large printer`s device within woodcut architectural border woodcut historiated and decorated initials occasional early ink marginalia 8pp. ms. ink index dated 1602-1603 at end a few early ink number and initials to title a few small wormholes throughout (more numerous towards end) and a worm trace to some ff. affecting a few letters on a number of ff. but without loss of sense of text ink stains to B8 verso and C1 recto contemporary blind-stamped calf lacking clasps repaired rubbed [Not in Adams] Paris Jean Petit 1515.

Aquinas (Thomas Saint) Enarrationes quas Cathena double column title in red and black within woodcut architectural border partially hand-coloured decorated woodcut initials blank 2O6 title with very small section missing from lower corner 2 marginal repairs a few small spots scrap of medieval ms. used in binding contemporary blind-stamped calf over wooden boards rebacked at an early stage in calf upper cover detached rubbed [Not in Adams] folio Paris Jean Petit [1528]. ***Provenance: `Frater Gaspar le Roy...1632` (ink inscriptions to title and 2 index ff.).

Voragine (Jacobus de) Sermones aurei et pulcherrim double column Gothic letter title within woodcut architectural border woodcut decorated initials lower margin of title and a2 cut away title with erased ink inscription small repair to lower margin of a8 occasional water-staining small wormhole to outer margin of c3-g8 18th century mottled sheep spine in compartments richly gilt and with a red leather label some worming to joints and to covers [Not in Adams] 8vo Paris Guillaume Godard 1528.

Ludolphus de Saxonia (Cartusiensis) In Psal. Davi double column Gothic letter title in red and black and within an ornate woodcut architectural border woodcut initials ink stamp to lower margin of title small hole to head of Q6-8 affecting part of psalm number on Q6 a few other ff. closely trimmed at head some water-staining particularly at end contemporary limp vellum later blue paper to spine this rather worn upper joint splitting but holding firm slightly soiled [Not in Adams] 8vo Lyon Antoine Vincent [1542].

Seneca (Lucius Annaeus) De Benifizii first edition in Italian title within ornate woodcut architectural border woodcut historiated initials imprimatur f. at end ink stamp of `Sig. Ant Buonamici` to outer margin of A2 occasional early ink marginalia and underlining some browning and staining 18th century mottled calf spine in compartments and richly gilt rubbed [Not in Adams; Censimento 16 CNCE 34611] Florence [Lorenzo Torrentino] 1554; and a defective copy of Petrarca Lyons 1558 small 4to & 12mo

Piranesi (Giovanni Battista) [Antichita d`Albano e 15 plates of architectural fragments and details only of 33 lacking title dedication and views etchings with engraving single and double plates some faint marginal spotting [c.f. F.505-536b & W-E.638-670] in later half-vellum gilt folio Rome [1764]; bound with [Descrizione e Disegno dell`Emissario del Lago Albano] title and 11 plates of architectural details sections and plans only of 25 etchings with engraving single double and folding plates faint marginal spotting [c.f. F.480-504 & W-E.613-637] Rome [1762].

SANDYS (GEORGE) SANDYS TRAVAILES CONTAINING A HISTORY OF THE ORIGINAL AND PRESENT STATE OF THE TURKISH EMPIRE... `illustrated with fifty graven maps and figures`, sixth edition, small folio, engraved plts, one folding (Prospect of the Grand Signiores Seraglio from Galata) and map, architectural frontispiece (unaltered from the fifth edition) contemporary calf, upper board detached, London: R & W Leybourne, 1658