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![A 19th Century Carved "Black Forest" Stick Stand], modelled as a standing bear cub on a rockwork base, 98cm high](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/10041/2669547/1457-63-10041_468x382.jpg)
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Wooden zoo cage with 4 compartments containing various lead and plastic zoo and farm animals to include 11 Taylor & Barrett and Timpo?, flock coated zoo animals to include Indian tiger, elephant, brown bear, lion, bactrian camel, kangaroo, polar bear and cub, donkey and giraffe etc, all lead. Plus 11 Herald English mixed cowboys, Indians and Highlanders and some plastic odds (F-G).
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A pair of late 18th Century flintlock pistols made by Griffin of London. The rounded butt cap stocks mounted with silver hallmarked grotesque face masks possibly marked for ‘John King’ rising to a facet grip and integral action. The box form action decorated with foliate scroll cartouches and set with ‘S’ form hammers before hinged flash pans falling to the cannon form barrels, barrels bear proof marks, each measure 12" whole, S/D. .
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Julia Gurney- 'Narrow Road'; watercolour, signed and dated '87, 46x37cm: John Greensmith- 'A Quiet Discussion'; watercolour, signed, both bear labels for the Bankside Gallery, London attached to the reverse: British School late 20th century- 'Derbyshire'; oil on board, signed with initials and bears inscription verso: together with hand-coloured engraved map of Cornwall publ. by J. Cary, 1787, a watercolour of a garden scene and two reproduction prints, (7)
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*Raymond McGrath, RHA- 'The Erechtheion, Athens' and 'Greek Theatre at Epidarus'; pen and brown ink and watercolour, both signed titled and dated 70, and both bear inscribed labels verso, 46x61cm., ea., (2). Provenance: with the David Hendricks Gallery, 119 Saint Stephen's Green, Dublin 2, according to labels attached to the reverse of each.
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The Catalogue of Martinware in the collection of F.J.Nettlefold by Charles Beard privately published 1936 in card folder. Whereas the majority of these catalogues ended up in public library’s this copy didn’t. It therefore has its original card case and does not bear any library loan ink stamps.
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Potter, Beatrix, The Tale of Mrs. Tiggy-Winkle, London & New York, Frederick Warne & Co., Ltd, 1905, 4to (140mm x 100mm.), half title, colour frontispiece, title vignette, colour plates, upper margins damaged, original cloth, in-laid figure on front cover, extremities rubbed With a number of other Beatrix Potter works including The Tale of Two Bad Mice (London, 1904), The Tale of Peter Rabbit (London, n.d.), and The Tailor of Gloucester (London, 1903), also a quantity of other children s works including Shelagh McGee This Little Piggy (London, 1987), Freda C. Bond Squibs at School (London, n.d.), Josephine Elder Exile for Annis (London & Glasgow, n.d.), and John Yeoman s & Quentin Blake illustrated The Hermit and the Bear (London, 1984)
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