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Lot 133
HOBBES (Thomas) Leviathan or the Matter, Forme and Power of a Commonwealth Ecclesiasticall and Civil, 2nd edition, London: for Andrew Crooke 1651, folio, added engraved title, bear device to printed title, folding table, first free end paper with early Latin and English inscriptions about Hobbes by former owners dated 1702 and 1729 (one signed Willm. Hardlayne e Coll.Trin. Oxon), internally generally clean with very minor stains, contemporary calf (skilfully repaired) and possibly later spine lettering piece
Lot 241
Postcards - Approximately 145 topographical cards, many of Berkshire and Oxfordshire interest, including real photographic views of Burghfield; Hartley Court Turning, Three Mile Cross; a village street, possibly Watlington; High Street, Wargrave (Kingsway Series); Gipsy Lane, Wokingham; Canadian Convalescent Hospital, Bear Wood, Wokingham; and The Lygon Arms, Broadway (by Simms of Chipping Norton); with views of Basingstoke Road, Riseley; Rose Street, Wokingham (by Norton of Bracknell); The Bell, Crowmarsh (by Dearlove of Crowmarsh); West Street, Alresford; The Magpie & Parrot, Shinfield; the Black Boy, Shinfeld Road; Wargrave Village (by Higgins of Henley); Peppard Stores, near Henley-on-Thames; Station Road, Wokingham; and artist-drawn views by Quinton, (loose).
Lot 325
A set of three painted and metal mounted Colonial Indian chests, first half 19th century, each with a hinged lid, side carrying handles, painted with floral motifs throughout, 24cm high, 63cm wide, 32cm deep, 31cm high, 73cm wide, 39cm deep, and 41cm high, 87cm wide, 46cm deep respectively Please note: The trunks are probably exported from China. For a photograph of three related trunks see The China Trade, Carl Crossman,Antique Collectors Club, 1991, page 245, colour plate 94. These trunk bear a label for `S. Last, Trunk Manufacturer, London`
Lot 293
EN SUITE TO THE ABOVE: A mid 18th century Swiss salver of shaped rectangular outline with rounded ends, and a moulded border, engraved in the centre with a coat of arms below a coronet*, the reverse initialled "I.F.M.C.", by Jean Redard, Neuchatel c.1740; 15.7" (39.7 cms) long; 34 oz *These two pieces bear the same armorial.
Lot 141
An early 20th century brown/cinnamon plush teddy bear with pointed nose, black boot-button eyes, right ear missing but left ear cut and set on corner of wide head (possibly Seiff)-lacking button but hole in ear where a button could have been. The bear is stuffed with hard wooden chippings and has articulated limbs, height 28cm (illustrated)
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