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Lot 394
An oak longcase clock, the 30-hour movement striking on a bell, with associated brass arch top dial, inscribed Helm Ormskirk, the glazed, arched hood inset verre eglomise panels and with twin Doric pillars flanking the frieze, the crossbanded and part pollarded case with shaped door flanked by quadrant pillars, above a moulded box base with raised shaped front panel, 218cm high
Lot 32
A silver twin handled trophy, William Neale, Birmingham 1935, of Art Deco style, later engraved `Presented by The Greyhound Racing Association Ltd, Bell Vue Racecourse...31st March 1956`, raised on circular spreading foot, on circular plinth, 35cm high, weight of trophy detached from base, 16oz
Lot 107
A late 18th/early 19th century long case clock in a mahogany, cross banded boxwood and ebony strung case, the hood with double swan neck pediment and the 8 day movement by Wm. Dobbie, Falkirk, striking on a bell and having a brass dial with elaborately engraved scrolled design and decorative spandrels with steel chapter ring, separate seconds and date dial
Lot 276
Pair C19th Victorian Adams Style Silver Candlesticks with canted corners, square bases with acanthus leaf & urn decoration, stems decorated with bell flowers, swags & cartouches surmounted by ram`s head, detachable sconces decorated with acanthus leaves, Martin Hall London 1892 approx. 12" H
Lot 254
India – Annexation of the Punjab and the Maharajah Duleep Singh^ 1st edition 1882 by Major Evans Bell^ red cloth covers^ slight water damage to cover but interior contents in good order. A fascinating take on the British activities in the Punjab. Major Evans Bell^ who had served in Madras for a number of years was^ for his time^ what would today be described as a ‘radical thinker’^ he was a staunch supporter in the mid 19th c of the Suffragettes for example and his own daughter in later years was a leading member of that movement. In this book he gave the lie to British claims of its reasons for the annexation of the Punjab : ‘this will be enough to show that the Maharahaja Duleep Singh did not in 1849 and does not now stand before the British Government as an object of bounty but as one who was in full and lawful possession of a sovereignty with whom ‘terms’ equivalent to a Treaty of territorial cession were concluded which gave something like regularity and legality tow what would otherwise have borne an aspect of naked lawlessness and to what was in fact no ‘conquest’ but a violent breach of trust...’
Lot 1006
A large collection of 130 Ogden`s Guinea Gold Cigarette Cards of old actresses, 104 small cards of same actresses, Ogden`s world famed cigarettes Liverpool 32 `Beauties`, 2 Pioneers Cigarettes of Dora Nelson & Nora Moore,1 Bell`s Scotia Cigarettes, part set of W.D. & H.O. race horses and jockeys, also four albums of loose sheets of cards and twenty six Post Cards of ladies, some stamped 1908
Lot 1424
A French porcelain clock case, mid-19th Century, the cobalt blue glazed scroll and foliate moulded case reserved with a floral vignette flanked by relief moulded dolphins beneath the white enamel dial with black Roman hours, the eight day movement striking on a bell, unmarked, height approx 30cm (some faults).
Lot 201
A silver concierge bell with green resinous finial, London 1911, a rectangular moulded silver card case, Deakin & Francis Birmingham 1931, a circular silver vesta engraved `G. M. M-W.`, William Neale Chester 1904, a cylindrical cigarette lighter patent number 206838/27, JC Vickery Birmingham 1928, a rectangular silver plated cigarette case with rounded corners and gilt interior, length 11 cm, approximate gross weight 6 oz (5)
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