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Lot 465
Oak and mahogany longcase clock, swan neck pediment with orb finial, rope twist supports, short door, plinth base, 12" arched painted dial with floral spandrels, subsidiary seconds dial, eight day movement striking on a bell, height 221cm.Condition report:The face hasa some cracking to the surfaces. Has all hands. The top eagle finial has snapped off and is loose. There base of the trunk planks are starting to separate. There is light rubbing to the edges and corners, light sunning to the base areas. Otherwise solid. Comes with weights and pendulum.
Lot 277
ROYAL CROWN DERBY. Three pieces of Royal Crown Derby including a model bell & a small bowl in the 1128 pattern. Also, a larger scalloped bowl in pattern 2451, diameter 17.5cm. Please note that all items in this auction are previously owned & are offered on behalf of private vendors. If detail on condition is required on any lot(s) PLEASE ASK FOR A CONDITION REPORT BEFORE BIDDING. The absence of a condition report does not imply the lot is perfect.WE CAN SHIP THIS LOT, but NOT if part of a large, multiple lots purchase.
Lot 293
HAND PAINTED CERAMICS. Three hand painted trios by Wellington, Bell & Brindley. Also, a Shelley toast rack, Carlton Ware cup & saucer, a preserve pot by Parrot & Co., & a James Kent Ltd. preserve pot with a matching cake stand. Please note that all items in this auction are previously owned & are offered on behalf of private vendors. If detail on condition is required on any lot(s) PLEASE ASK FOR A CONDITION REPORT BEFORE BIDDING. The absence of a condition report does not imply the lot is perfect.WE CANNOT SHIP THIS LOT due to fragility, size or weight. Our recommended carrier is MBE Plymouth on +44 (0) 1752 257224 or info@mbeplymouth.co.uk
Lot 7
LATTEN SPOON. A 17th century latten spoon with diamond section stem & Tower & Cone finial. Struck with a bell touchmark to the reverse of the bowl. Length 16cm. Please note that all items in this auction are previously owned & are offered on behalf of private vendors. If detail on condition is required on any lot(s) PLEASE ASK FOR A CONDITION REPORT BEFORE BIDDING. The absence of a condition report does not imply the lot is perfect.WE CAN SHIP THIS LOT, but NOT if part of a large, multiple lots purchase.
Lot 10
An Austrian silver stand,1833 mark, with pierced foliate and bell decoration, 11cm diametertogether with a silver-plated bell,with engraved initials, 7.5cm high and a silver sifter,by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1912,20.5cm high weighable 11ozt (3)Condition ReportStand) Residue polish marks. No damage to the pierced decoration.Bell) Dents and marks. Sifter) Some dents to the body.
Lot 163
A gilt-bronze and Sèvres-style porcelain clock garniture,c.1880, the clock surmounted by a Sèvres-style urn and cover, decorated in gilt and enamel on a bright blue ground, the gilt-bronze clock ornately cast with foliage, stiff leaves and lion mask handles, the matched candelabra with scrolled sconces and gilt-bronze bases, clock 41cm highcandelabrum 51.5cm high (3)Condition ReportLarge areas of restoration and repair to porcelain. to No bell, key or pendulum. Candelabrum matching. Movement not tested. Please see the additional images.
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Lot 236
A collection of loose antique prints comprising: Auditus [from the Five Senses series], by Jacob Gole after Cornelis Dusart, mezzotint, 23cm by 18cm (plate-mark), c. 1675-1724; Vue de la Ville de Maaslins (Hollande), etching by Johan Barthold Jongkind (1819-1891), signed on the plate, Paris: Cadart & Chevalier, 1862, 24cm by 32cm (plate-mark); Edward Orme, stipple-engraved portrait coloured à la poupée, London: Edward Orme, n.d., 25.5cm by 20.5cm (sheet); Jane Bowdler, stipple-engraved portrait by Robert Mitchell Meadows after Sir Thomas Lawrence, London: R. Cruttwell, 1 January 1798, 25.5cm by 20cm (sheet), publisher details trimmed and retained separately; Mrs. Dickons, stipple-engraved portrait after Marie Anne Bourlier, London: I. Bell, 1 July 1812, 22cm by 13.5cm (sheet); St. Albans, Monument of Lord Bacon, engraving by George Cooke after W. Alexander, London: Nichols, 1815, 39cm by 28cm (sheet) (6)
Lot 136
Entomology & Botany Interest. A collection of books comprising: A Systematic Arrangement of British Plants, by William Withering, fifth edition in four volumes, Birmingham: Thomson & Wrightson, 1812, contemporary marbled calf bindings with contrasting title labels lettered in gilt; The Insect, by Jules Michelet, illustrated by Giacomelli, London: T. Nelson, 1875; Fairy Frisket; Or, Peeps at Insect Life, by A.L.O.E. [Charlotte Maria Tucker], London: T. Nelson, 1879; The Floral World and Garden Guide, January 1859; My Garden, Its Plan and Culture, by Alfred Smee, second edition, London: Bell & Daldy, 1872; The Natural History of Insects, Vol. II only, London: John Murray, 1835. Condition varied, sold with all faults (9)
Lot 185
Freeman, John George. Holiday Rambles: Scotland, 1876, South Wales, 1877. Manuscript travel journal, pp. 200 (both sides of 100 leaves), copiously filled with an attractive handwritten script in black ink, embellished with very fine, charming pen & ink illustrations including architectural & topographical views and homorous cartoons. Small quarto, contemporary crushed morocco lettered in gilt, all edges gilt, featuring 62 ink vignette illustrations, including two manuscript maps, plus decorated titles for the two sections, headings in blue ink, and floral dividers. The humorous style is reminiscent of Three Men in a Boat and The Diary of a Nobody, though it pre-dates both of these famous works. The author's dry wit is expertly delivered in his erudite prose. He describes travelling on steamers and trains, the difficulty of sleeping, the exploits of eccentric or drunken passengers, long excursions on foot, hotels, food, scenery, weather. The places visited include Gravesend; Edinburgh; Stirling; numerous towns & landmarks in the Scottish Highlands; Chepstow; Symonds Yat; Ross-on-Wye; Hereford; Hay-on-Wye; Builth Wells; Aberedw; Newbridge; Doldowlod; Ponterwyd; Aberystwyth; Newport. The work includes a loosely-inserted manuscript leaf, 'Please not to lend this book to children & keep it clean. John George Freeman, 134 Regent St, London. Should this book be lost the finder is requested to bring it to the above address when he will be rewarded.' Contents well-preserved, clean, bright, some pale spotting to endleaves, binding worn with loss to morocco spine. Extracts:'Usually I manage to go to sleep almost immediately, but then our house at Regent St is a stationary one, and I did not seem to take kindly to the continued motion of the boat...to my surprise I found two ladies and four gentlemen had made themselves beds and intended to pass the night in the open air, the latter were lying on their backs and singing "Hold the Fort" with not a very charming effect.' 'On nearing our destination, a very stout individual (who must have weighed quite sixteen stone) accosted us, and desired to know "why we wore those white things on our heads?" On being told it was to protect them from the sun's rays he seemed to think it was a splendid idea, saying it was quite time he did something in that direction, as he had suffered very much from the late extreme heat (he was about 60 years of age, and walking about without any coat): he appealed to one of his countrymen as to the utility of the invention, but this gentleman was of a taciturn disposition and declined to pass an opinion on the subject, still if the reader should at any time happen to be passing near Buchlyvie and see a very obese individual wearing a puggaree, he will of course at once know how to account for so curious a sight.''5.30am. I was awakened by a tremendous noise, and soon became aware it was caused, not by the descent of the top of our bedstead, but by a neighbouring bell which was loudly pealing to warn all "early birds" that the "worms" had already began to take their morning walks, or in other words that it was time to get up.''In Princes Street are a number of shoe-blacks, two of whom we engaged to polish our boots, and were rather surprised at their demand of two pence per pair for their labour, on our saying the London charge was only half that amount, they retorted no Shoe-black Society existed here, so they fixed their own tariff.''Having seated ourselves in the train, after the usual delay, it started off with a tremendous jerk which caused most of the passengers to make motions as if they wished to visit the opposite end of the carriage...[one passenger] said that when the company had sufficient money they would use horses instead of the present engine, and so be able to proceed at a reasonable speed.''The man who was so intoxicated last night now made an attempt to perform his toilet, and to my astonishment endeavoured to shave, what with the motion of the vessel and the equally unsteady movements of his hand it is a puzzle to me how he accomplished this feat without cutting his face.''The intoxicated passenger once more appeared on deck and declared he had lost his watch, this was rather unpleasant for those who had slept near him, though of course no one could tell but that he had thrown it overboard during the night...he brought his holiday to a fitting termination by confessing he had not enough money to pay his bill.''The name of this drunkard deserves to be recorded...should the reader ever come in contact with Mr Trotter, hosier, of 20 Newgate Street he will do well to avoid his company.''After a very uncomfortable night's rest which was disturbed by a donkey, cock, and cat, - doubtless they were anticipating the enjoyments of the coming bank holiday - we rose.''A young lady was trying to sing songs to a pianoforte accompaniment, at first it was endurable but afterwards she attempted something much beyond her capability and was evidently "feeling" for the notes, I suppose my face indicated the agony I endured as the question was asked "Do you object to the music (?) Sir?" to this I replied it was rather difficult to write at the same time (which I was trying to do).'The beautifully illustrated diaries of John George Freeman - who travelled across Britain during the 1870s with his brothers, Charles and Joseph - formed the basis for Three Men and a Bradshaw: An Original Victorian Travel Journal, edited by Ronnie Scott [Random House, 2015], which is described as, 'an enchanting description of a distant but nonetheless recognisable Britain which blends together the singularly English wit of Jerome K. Jerome and the Pooterish pathos of the Grossmith brothers' most famous comic creation.'
Lot 452
Rare Plane - Matchbox - Heller - Mongram - Hasegawa - Other - Nine boxed plastic and vac-formed model aircraft and aircraft accessory kits in 1:72 scales. Lot includes Matchbox PK43 Bell OH-58D Aeroscout; Heller #80323 AMD Mirage III E/R/5 BA; Rare Plane Avro Vulcan and similar. Kits appear Good - Excellent with loose parts and parts on sprues, with instructions and majority have decals, (Rare Plane Vulcan is missing decals). Kits are unchecked for completeness. Boxes overall appear Fair - Good with some storage related wear and taping. (This does not constitute a guarantee)
Lot 355
A COLLECTION OF ROYAL CROWN DERBY 1128 IMARI UNFINISHED GIFTWARE, comprising two mantel clock bodies, height 18cm, a large fruit bowl (repaired crack), six octagonal form plates, two photo frames, height 19cm, two jugs (both have repairs to spout), goblet, bell, two vases, five fluted edged plates, square trinket box, five trinket dishes, etc. (33) (Condition report: obvious damage mentioned in description)
Lot 333
Football Autographs - Large collection of signed cuttings and cards circa 1960s & 1970s featuring numerous English clubs, players noted include 3 x Bobby Moore (2 x covered in cellotape), at least 8 x Colin Bell, Howards Wilkinson, Jimmy Armfield, Alan Hudson, Dave Mackay, Roger Hunt, Frank Worthington and many more, condition varies throughout from cutting to cutting , contained within scrapbook and a 1969-70 Soccer Stars in Action card book which appears comeplte with cards (creasing)
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