A large pair of Sevres ormolu mounted pedestal vases and covers, 19th century, the compressed bell shape covers with pineapple finials, floral swag and ribbon band with gilt decoration, the bases painted with romanticised panels of a lady in a swing with her suitor, in natural landscapes and verso a panel of blooming flowers, all against bleu celeste ground, the ormolu mounts formed as winged caryatids and a pierced foliate band, on a square base with pronounced canted corners with applied paterae, 64cmOne socle with restoration at the top.
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A pair of pewter candlesticks and a large collection of pewter tankards and jugs, principally 19th century, some tankards with a pub name inscribed to the underside to include the Bell Inn, Braughing, City of Hereford King St Baker St, and a set of five graduated measures, the candlesticks 26cmQty: 27
A matched set of eight bell shaped weights, two struck for Parnall & Sons, Bristol, 2oz - 7lb, a further set of five weights, 4ozs - 4lb, a copper jelly mould by Braithwaite of Leeds, a copper pie mould stamped LBK, an 18th/19th century brass basin, 38.5cm dia, a bronze pestle and mortar, a bulb oak tree bowl, 21cm dia, a palm wood bowl with two handles, 38cm overall, and other treen bowls
Two Victorian black slate and marble inlaid striking mantel clocks, one movement striking on a bell and the other striking on a gong (2)First clock 37.5cm wide, height 34cm, depth 15cm, the other 39cm wide, 35cm high, 15.5cm depth, both clocks with small chips in parts, the enamel dial clock with small cracks, both movements need cleaning, both with pendulum, movements not tested to see if working, one of the movements backplates is stamped Japy Freres, the other is stamped Marti
Dinky Toys No. 25H Fire Engine original trade box containing 6 examples finished in red with a red ladder, bell, (one missing), with black baseplate and black ridged hubs, (one with red hubs), all housed in a brown card box with yellow paper label and original model dividers, tears to box lid corners (VG-E,BG)
Dinky Toys pre-war No. 25H Fire Engine original trade box containing 6 examples comprising red body and ladder, smooth red hubs and silver trim, 2 models have a bell and 2 models have a black baseplate with one of these holding passenger figures, all models show some metal fatigue, housed in a brown card box with replacement model dividers (F-G,BG)
Neo-Gothic clock. France, ca. 1840.Bronze.Wooden base.With First Empire movement.Measurements: 66 cm. high.Table clock in bronze, with an architectonically inspired design. It represents a gothic church reproduced in its smallest details: with a slender bell tower, high pinnacles flanking a façade with an openwork door with an ogival profile, figures of medieval pages worked in relief, small rosettes and a large central rosette that functions as the clock face. The Roman numerals and black baguet-type hands stand out against the gilt background.
A Mid 19th Century French Ebonised and Inlaid Mantle Clock HRY Marc- ParisThe Plinth Shaped Case with Carry Handle with Rising, Glazed Front and Lift Off Back Cover, to a Signed, Roman Enamel Dial with Trefoil Hands, to a Signed Circular Brass Movement with Back Mounted Courtwheel, Anchor Escapement and Silk Suspension and Strike on a Bell, 2453824cm heightQty: 1Case - all over age related wear and slight losses to veneers on edges and cornersDial - hairlines to cornersMovement - appears complete, free and running, hands set and winds at present
A Late 19th Century French Gilt Spelter and Porcelain Mounted Figural Clock.The Arched Case Summounted by a Cherub in a Shell Over a Gilt Highlighted and Painted Roman Porcelain Dial with Gilt Hand and Flanked by Oval Panels to a Breakfront Base with Further Panel to a Circular Brass Movement with Back Mounted Count Wheel and Strike on a Bell, Mounted on a Fabric Lined Gilt Wood SocleOverall height 41cmQty: 1
A GEORGE II WALNUT LONGCASE CLOCK By Richard Greaves, Newcastle, second quarter, 18th century, the arched moulded hood with a circular dial with Arabic and Roman chapters and pierced blued steel hands, subsidiary seconds dial; with twenty-four hour moonphase dial above, with pierced handle, between gilded brass dolphin mounts and foliate corner mounts, above an arched door inlaid with a half sunburst, on a rectangular pedestal; with brass covered lead pendulum, two brass weights and a winding key; the movement with anchor escapement and strike on bell, 213 cm x high; 55 cm wide x 26cm deep.Richard Greaves, Clockmaker d.1741
A 19th C. BLACK AND GREEN MARBLE CASED VINCENTI CLOCK COUNTWHEEL STRIKING ON A BELL, THE MERCURY COMPENSATED PENDULUM VISIBLE BEHIND BEVELLED GLASS BETWEEN BRACKETS SUPPORTING THE MOVEMENT AND CIRCULAR DIAL WITH OPEN BROCOT ESCAPEMENT AND INSCRIBED FOR LEEMINGS BRUXELLES, THE CASE. H 51 x W 54cms
Five British WWI Victory medals awarded to casualties, killed in action KIA, died of wounds DOW, fallen soldiers including: 8404 Private William McLoy of the 2nd Battalion Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders (KIA 25th September 1915) [4-8404 PTE W MCLOY A&S HIGHRS], S3209 Serjeant John Wright of the 8th Battalion Seaforth Highlanders (KIA 25th September 1915 aged 39) [S-3209 SJT J WRIGHT SEA HIGHRS], 203358/28969 Private Andrew Mackay of the 9th Battalion Black Watch Royal Highlanders and Scottish Rifles (DOW 14th November 1918 aged 21) [28696 PTE A G MACKAY SCO RIF], 306095 Acting Bombardier John Bell of the 1st Highland Fife Royal Garrison Artillery (died 3rd January 1917) [306095 A BMBR J BELL RA] and S394166/3918 Private James Burnett Clark of the Royal Army Service Corps and Gordon Highlanders (died 10th March 1920 aged 30) [3918 PTE J B CLARKE GORDONS], each with copy research paperwork, (5).
WWI Victory medal of 43621 Private J Bell of the Highland Light Infantry [43621 PTE J BELL HIGH LI], a WWI Princess Mary brass tobacco tin, a silver and enamel Highland Agricultural Society of Scotland Long Service medal [35 Years William Bell 1939] in Kirkwood fitted case, a silver card case, a Vest pocket cup, and a collection of coins.
LATE 19TH CENTURY MARBLE AND BRASS CLOCK GARNITURE,with two train eight day movement, striking on a bell, the white enamel dial inscribed 'A. GREVOISIER, A BOURGES', with Arabic numerals interspersed with floral swags, the drum head with flaming urn finial, raised on two columns mounted with a floral festoon, on an oblong base on four feet, 41.5cm high, with a pair of side urnsIn generally good cosmetic condition, with light wear including tarnish and gilt rub.No key or pendulum, so unable to confirm working order.
LATE 19TH CENTURY FRENCH ORMOLU FIGURAL MANTEL CLOCK,by LeRoy & Fils of Paris, with two train eight day movement striking on a bell, the white enamel dial with Arabic and Roman numerals in blue, the case surmounted with the figure of a lady allegorical of art, the shaped base cast in bas-relief with figural panels and mounted with foliage, on bracket feet, 41cm high, on a further giltwood base, 45cm high overall
LATE 19TH CENTURY FRENCH SLATE MANTEL CLOCK,by F.L. Hausburg of Paris, with two train eight day movement striking on a bell, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals, mounted with bronzed putti figures and gilt metal detail, 45cm highClock winds and ticks at present, and is offered with a key.This said, the movement will require a clean, as will the rest of the clock. No major damage, though surface wear as per age and use. Surmount is slightly loose and will need resecured. No glass dial cover or back movement cover. Additional images now available.
ÆŸ MURDOCH, Iris. (1919 - 1999): 10 INSCRIBED and/or SIGNED First Editions, 8 other First Editions. comprising: The Flight from the Enchanter. 1956. first edition, second impression, 8vo, (204 x 145mm), original brown cloth, dust-wrapper unclipped, design by Edward Bawden, within clear protective wrapper, SIGNED by the author to title page, 316pp; MURDOCH, Iris: STONE, Reynolds. A Year of the Birds. SIGNED. 1978. first edition, Limited edition, No. 12 of 350 copies printed on Zerkall mould-made paper, tall 8vo, (222 x 146mm), original quarter brown buckram marbled boards, SIGNED by Iris Murdoch (only) on the limitation page, half-title, a collection of twelve poems by Iris Murdoch, one for each month, each illustrated with a wood-engraving by Reynolds Stone; Four Presentation copies to Publisher, Rolando Pieraccini. comprising: The Philosopher's Pupil. 1983. first edition, 8vo, (205 x 140mm), publisher's blue cloth, dust-jacket clipped, illustrated by Cathie Felstead, half-title, INSCRIBED, 'For Rolando Pieraccini / with all best wishes / Iris Murdoch', 576pp; Acastos Two Platonic Dialogues. 1986. first US. edition, tall 8vo, (223 x 147mm), quarter white cloth pink boards, dust-jacket unclipped, design by Neil Stuart, half-title, INSCRIBED, 'For Rolando Pieraccini / with all my best wishes / Iris Murdoch', 130pp; The Book and the Brotherhood. 1987. first edition, 8vo, (204 x 137mm), publisher's grey cloth, dust-jacket unclipped, design by Tom Phillips, half-title, INSCRIBED, 'Rolando Pieraccini / with all the best wishes of / Iris Murdoch', 601pp; The Message to the Planet. 1990. first US. edition, 4to, (240 x 170mm), quarter brown cloth mustard boards, dust-jacket unclipped, design and illustrated by Fred Marcellino, half-title, INSCRIBED, 'For Rolando Pieraccini / from Iris Murdoch / with all best wishes', 563pp; Under the Net. SIGNED. 1955. 8vo, (191 x 133mm), publisher's green cloth, red top, dust-jacket unclipped, half-title, SIGNED by the author to title page, 286pp; The author's first novel was published by Chatto & Windus (1954); The Nice and the Good. SIGNED. 1968. first edition, 8vo, (206 x 140mm), publisher's brown cloth, dust-jacket unclipped, priced 30s., design by John Ward, further within clear protective wrapper, half-title, SIGNED by the author to a loosely inserted bookplate, 350pp; A Word Child. INSCRIBED. 1975. first US. edition, 8vo, (208 x 152mm), publisher's quarter yellow cloth backed orange boards, dust-jacket unclipped, design by Lynda West, orange e/ps., half-title, INSCRIBED by the author to title page, 'With the / good wishes / of / Iris Murdoch', 391pp; Nuns and Soldiers. SIGNED. 1980. first edition, 8vo, (204 x 135mm), publisher's grey cloth, dust-jacket unclipped, design by Will Carter, within clear protective wrapper, half-title, SIGNED by the author to title page, 505pp; The Bell. 1958. first edition, publisher's blue cloth, half-title, 320pp; An Unofficial Rose. 1962. first edition, 8vo, (203 x 135mm), publisher's green cloth, dust-jacket unclipped, design by T. Ritchie, half-title, 348pp; Henry and Cato. 1976. first edition, 8vo,(205 x 137mm), publisher's blue cloth, dust-jacket unclipped, design by Max Beckmann, half-title, 340pp; A Message to the Planet. 1989. first edition, 8vo, (241 x 160mm), publisher's. green cloth, dust-jacket clipped, design by Tom Phillips, further within clear protective wrapper, half-title, 563pp; The Good Apprentice. 1985. first edition, 8vo, (205 x 138mm), publisher's blue cloth, dust-jacket unclipped, design by Tom Phillips, half-title, 522pp; and three others by the author, The Green Knight, 1993; Jackson's Dilemma, 1995; Something Special, 1999. Rolando Raffaele Adolfo Pieraccini (b. 1939) is an Italian born publisher, founder of Eurographica and The Lautasaari Press, based in Helsinki. In 2009 he established the Pieraccini Foundation to promote cultural relations between Finland and Italy. (Qty. 18.) Condition Report: 1. The Flight from the Enchanter - clean bright cloth, spine bumped at tail, dust-jacket a little marked to rear panel, browning to half-title, o/w. internally clean.2. A Year of the Birds - a fine copy, unsigned by the engraver.3 - 6. Presentation copies to Rolando Pieraccini - The Philosopher's Pupil - spine marginally bumped head/tail, dust-jacket a little creased, light foxing to edges, o/w. a clean copy; Acastos Two Platonic Dialogues - very small foxing spots to white cloth, dust-jacket slightly creased, o/w. a near fine copy.; The Book and the Brotherhood - spine a little bumped at tail, toning to edges and pages, o/w. a clean bright copy; The Message to the Planet - a fine copy.7. Under the Net - cloth marked, corners a little scuffed, spine bumped head/tail, light marks to dust-jacket, light foxing and marks to edges, o/w. a clean copy.8. The Nice and the Good -clean bright cloth, spine bumped at tail, dust-jacket darkened to spine and top edge, edges marked, o/w. a clean copy.9. A Word Child - light creasing to dust-jacket with chips and small clean edge tears head/tail of spine, o/w. a clean copy.10. Nuns and Soldiers - toning and light marks to edges, o/w. a clean copy.11. The Bell - boards cocked with light marks, dented to lower cover corner, corners scuffed, spine bumped head/tail, joint cracked to title page, foxing to edges, toning to pages, lacks dust-jacket.12. An Unofficial Rose - light marks and fading to cloth, corners scuffed, spine bumped head/tail, foxing and toning to edges, dust-jacket toned and chipped with loss to upper and lower corners, o/w. internally clean.13. Henry and Cato - faded to upper cover lower edge and foot of spine, corners a little scuffed, small mark to foredge. 14. A Message to the Planet - toning to edges and leaf edges.15. The Good Apprentice - edges of dust-jacket inner flaps sellotaped (full-length) to front and rear pastedowns, sellotape residue to centre edges of upper and lower boards, toning to edges and pages, within clear protective wrapper.16. The Green Knight - edges of dust-jacket inner flaps sellotaped (full-length) to front and rear pastedowns, sellotape residue to centre edges of upper and lower boards, within clear protective wrapper,17. Jackson's Dilemma - edges of dust-jacket front inner flap sellotaped to top and lower front board, further sellotaped to rear inner flap (full-length) to rear pastedown, within clear protective wrapper.18. Something Special - a fine copy. Condition Report Disclaimer
ÆŸ Mountaineering.- HOUSTON, Charles. (1913 - 2009). and BATES, Robert H. (1911 - 2007). K2 der wilde Berg. [K2 The Savage Mountain]. SIGNED by seven members of the 1953 Third American Karakoram Expedition. 1982. single volume, paperback edition, German text, photo. illustrated upper cover, half-title, SIGNED by seven members of the 1953 American team on title page, including Peter Schoening, Tony Streather, George Bell, Charles Houston, Robert Bates, Dee Molenaar, and Robert W. Craig, photo. illustrations, 232pp:In August 1953, the same year that Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay climbed Everest, an American team of seven set out to climb K2 led by Charles Houston. Whilst attempting to traverse an ice sheet, climber George Irving Bell lost his footing pulling Tony Streather loose. Peter Schoening was able, through strength, quickness and skill, to stop the fall of all six men by wedging his ice axe against a boulder. The team discovered that Gilkey, who had been in voice contact with them, had disappeared. Houston, among others, has speculated that following Bell's fall, Gilkey cut himself loose to save the lives of his five colleagues who were variously injured and at risk for their own safety. (Qty. 1). Condition Report: a clean copy.Condition Report Disclaimer
ÆŸ WOOLF, Virginia. (1882 - 1941). Two Works: First Editions. The Hogarth Press, 1931-1941. comprising: The Waves. 1931. first edition, 8vo, (190 x 135mm), original publisher's purple cloth, gilt lettering to spine, dust-jacket unclipped, designed by the author's sister Vanessa Bell, priced 7s. 6d. on the spine, half-title, 325pp; Kirkpatrick A16a. Woolmer 279. Virginia Woolf's seventh and most experimental novel, the characters, perceived by many, to be drawn to a varying degree from people the author knew including E.M. Forster, T.S. Eliot, and Lytton Strachey. Between the Acts. 1941. first edition, 8vo, (188 x 130mm), original publisher's blue cloth, gilt lettering to spine, half-title, 256pp. The author's final novel. Virginia Woolf fell into a depression before her suicide on 28 March 1941, this novel was published posthumously later that year. (Qty. 2) Condition Report: 1. The Waves - clean bright cloth, slight scuffing to corners and a little bumped to head/tail of spine, dust-jacket browned with a few light marks, slight scuffing to corners, spine chipped and darkened with a clean edge tear (approx. 20mm) light foxing to lower edges and title page, toning to text pages, o/w. clean internally.2. Between the Acts - cloth boards with light marks and scuffs, corners slightly scuffed, spine faded and bumped head/tail, e/ps. browned, toning to pages of text, o/w. internally clean.Condition Report Disclaimer
ÆŸ [BRONTE, Emily (1818 - 1848) and Anne (1820 - 1849)] 'Ellis and Acton Bell'. Wuthering Heights and Agnes Grey, Smith, Elder, and Co., 1850. single volume as issued, second English edition, new edition revised, with first state title dated 1850, 8vo, (184 x 122mm), original publisher's elaborately stamped cloth, gilt lettering to spine, half-title, advertisement leaf at front, Biographical Notice of Ellis and Acton Bell, Edited and compiled by Charlotte Bronte (1816-1855) under the male pseudonym Currer Bell with her Editor's Preface, 504pp. plus 16pp. publishers advertisement at rear dated December, 1850. The second state being 1851. [Sadleir 350a; Smith 63-69]. Emily and Anne Bronte's singular works were originally published by Thomas Newby, December 1847. Following Emily Bronte's death in 1848, Charlotte Bronte agreed for Smith, Elder & Co. to take over the publication of Wuthering Heights and Agnes Grey from the unreliable Newby. Charlotte Bronte's Biographical Preface was the first official, public confirmation of the authors' true genders and confirmed authorship of the Bronte sister's novels.(Qty. 1). Condition Report: cloth worn and rubbed, boards slightly cocked, lower board faded, spine detaching and faded, upper and lower board joints cracked, light foxing throughout.Condition Report Disclaimer
A small 19th century French ormolu and white marble 8-day mantel clock, white enamel dial with hand painted Arabic numerals and case surmounted by doves with flaming torch and movement striking on a bell, case height 26cm, not currently working, with pendulum and keyMovement - not currently workingDial - no chips or cracksGlass - cleanHands - goodCase - minor wear on high points and a couple of tiny nibbles to edge of marble
A 19th century French ormolu and porcelain 8-day mantel clock, by Samuel Marti, white enamel dial with blue Roman numeral hour markers and hand painted floral porcelain plaques, raised on gilded plinth, under glass dome, with movement striking on a bell, overall height 37cm, not currently working, with pendulum and keyMovement - not currently workingDial - text is fadedGlass - no chips or cracksHands - goodCase - has been re-gilded and lacking caseback
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