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A walnut veneered grandmother clock, early 20th century, with square silvered dial with Roman and Arabic numerals and cherub spandrels, with three train movement chiming on five gongs, the hood with pagoda top flanked by turned finials above a blind fretwork frieze above quarter and half pilasters, having a well figured trunk door, all upon a plinth base. Height 154 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The numerals on the chapter ring are engraved but only very lightly. The movement winds on all three trains and appears to be striking correctly when advanced. The movement is currently ticking away but we do not have the lower section of the pendulum that hooks over the dumbbell. The case is in extremely good condition with no issues. We do not have a key for the trunk door which is currently locked.

A George III mahogany standing corner cupboard, with swans neck pediment and blind dentil cornice above two cupboard doors flanked by canted angles and all raised on bracket feet. Width 87.5 cm. CONDITION REPORT: Height 214.5 cm.

A Victorian oak Anglesey dresser, the elevated Delft rack with blind fretwork frieze and wrythen pilaster columns surmounts a central bank of drawers flanked on either side by marquetry inlaid panel cupboard doors, all supported on bracket feet, width 169cm

After Brian J Gordon; colour print entitled 'Old Enoch's' depicting Enoch and Jacob's Pawnbrokers with waiting crowd outside and the Pier Head tram coming past, signed lower right and with blind stamp lower left, Gallery 2000 framer's label verso, 41.5 x 36cm, framed and glazed.

A Georgian mahogany freestanding double corner cupboard, with dentil moulding above four blind cupboard doors with applied moulding and with shaped interior shelves, all upon a plinth base. Width 120 cm, height 205 cm.

A George III mahogany longcase clock by Barwise of Cockermouth, circa 1765, the hood with swans neck pediment and applied carved roundels above the arched glazed door flanked on either side by reeded pillars, and with blind fret carving above the long shaped crossbanded trunk door flanked by reeded quarter column corners, the base with canted corners and raised on bracket feet, with eight day striking movement and 13" arched brass dial with Indian mask spandrels, silvered chapter ring and Roman numerals. With centre date hand and inscribed Barwise Cockermouth. The arch with moon phase. Height including finial 238 cm. NOTE: Lott Barwise was born at Oulton Wigton in 1726 and died in 1779. He worked in Cockermouth from 1750. See Brian Loomes Clockmakers of Northern England pages 86/88 (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: In our opinion this clock and case are not a marriage. The cheeks have not been cut nor do there appear to have been any strange alterations. The movement does have both weights and pendulum and is currently ticking away, striking and operating the moon phase. The case is in generally very good condition. There are some minor repairs to the fretwork collar beneath the hood but other than this the case is in first class condition. The door closes as it should and is not warped. There is no evidence of any woodworm. We have the winding and door keys.

An early 20th century mahogany flame veneer headboard and footboard, with gadrooned and blind fretwork decoration, all upon short claw and ball feet with carved knees. Width 141 cm, height 137 cm.

An early 20th century mahogany bookcase on stand, with moulded pediment and blind fretwork decoration above astragal glazed doors above a single drawer with blind fretwork decoration and supported on square tapering legs terminating in spade feet united by an X shape stretcher. 76 cm wide, 172.5 cm high, 43 cm deep.

An Edwardian mahogany cheval mirror, the rectangular bevelled glass supported by turned columns with vase finials upon four splayed legs united by blind fretwork stretcher, all upon brass castors. Overall width 60 cm, height 158 cm.

A well figured oak Davenport, 19th century, with three quarter blind gallery above a tooled leather sloping writing surface, the interior fitted with three drawers, above barley twist supports and with four drawers opposing four dummy drawers, all on squat bun feet. Width 54 cm, height 80 cm, depth 51 cm.

A wall mounted oak snooker scoreboard, with beaded and blind fretwork decoration above sliding doors with coloured ivory roundels, a Ferranti clock to the centre and further rotating and fixed scores with ivory markers and knops. Width 105 cm, height 58.5 cm.

An early 19th century mahogany dressing table, having a blind gallery back and well figured top above three rosewood crossbanded drawers, each with a turned and ebonised handle, the centre section with short brackets with turned roundels and all supported upon turned tapering legs. Width 108 cm, height 93 cm, depth 51.5 cm (see illustration).

PAIR OF GEORGIAN STYLE MAHOGANY DISPLAY CABINETS 19TH CENTURY, WITH SOME 18TH CENTURY PARTS the dentil moulded cornices above blind fret carved friezes, over astragal glazed doors opening to adjustable shelves, the lower parts with blind fret carved frieze drawers over foliate carved and quatrefoil moulded panel doors on plinth bases (2)(64cm wide, 199cm high, 40cm deep)

GEORGE III MAHOGANY SERPENTINE TRIPLE-FOLD TEA AND CARD TABLE MID 18TH CENTURY the serpentine top opening on a gate leg to a make a tea table and a further leaf opening to a green baize lined playing surface, above two short frieze drawers, raised on square chamferred legs with blind fret carving(80cm wide, 72cm high, 39cm deep, 79cm deep (open))

Oil on Canvas, "Blind Girl at the Well", signed at reverse “W.C. Nixon No. 2 (possibly dated 1845), 75 x 60cm, in a later gilt frame

A Regency gilt gesso wall mirror, of inverted breakfront form, the frieze with blind fret decoration and embellished in silver flanked by a pair of female caryatids, the later rectangular plate flanked by cluster columns headed by Corinthian capitals, 89cm H, 31cm W.

An 18thC oak short cased clock, the square dial signed Smith Newark, decorated with foliate scrolls, gilt spandrels surrounding a silvered chapter ring with Roman numerals, 30 hour movement in oak case with cylindrical turned balusters headed by gilt capitals, the hood embellished with three later gilt spheres and a blind frieze on plinth base, 183cm H overall.

An Edwardian mahogany bookcase, with a blind fret frieze, raised above a pair of astragal glazed doors on compressed ball and claw feet, 121cm H, 107cm W, 32cm D.

AUSTEN, Jane : [ Novels ] - 5 vols, org. dark green cloth rubbed, with decorations in blind, each with engraved frontispiece, 8vo, Richard Bentley, two volumes with newspaper cuttings stuck to endpapers, 1879-82. * Bookplate of Edith Oldham

HUGHES, Ted - Tales from Ovid : cloth in d/w, 8vo, Faber, 1997 * author's signed presentation copy. Shakespeare and the Goddess of Complete Being, org. cloth in d/w, 8vo, Faber, 1992. * author's signed presentation copy. With - A Choice of Shakespeare's Verse Selected and with an introduction by Ted Hughes, org. card covers, 8vo, Faber, 1991. * author's signed presentation copy. With - Senca's Oedipus adapted by Ted Hughes, org. card covers, 8vo, Faber, 1969. * author's long and amusing presentation inscription by Ted Hughes, ' Drain your cup to the dregs, was Oedipus' motto. And forced his Mummy and Daddy to drink till they fell flat out blotto - He left them behind He went on boozing till he was absolutely blind.' (4).

Baddely, Tong George II oak longcase clock, square brass dial with subsidiary date dial, signed Baddely (sic.) Tong in the chapter ring, cast brass spandrels emblematic of The Seasons, 30 hour movement striking on a gong, the case with scrolls over a moulded cornice, blind fretwork frieze, long door with inlaid star motif, plinth base, height 204cm.Footnote: Probably John Baddeley, Tong, Staffordshire, circa 1720-80.

A Chippendale Revival mahogany bookcase, circa 1900, moulded cornice, blind fretwork frieze, two glazed panel doors with lozenge bars, two panelled doors under, gadrooned and shaped apron, bracket feet, width 135 cm, depth 36cm, height 186cm.

French brass cased carriage clock, gilt fascia with ivorine chapter ring, platform escapement, striking on a gong, case with fluted upright and blind fret ornamentation, 16.5cm.

Lawrence Stephen Lowry (1887-1976) limited edition print 393/1500 entitled 'Burford Church' published by Grove Fine Arts Manchester, pencil numbered with blind stamp 70 cm x 88 cm (size including frame)

20th Century oil on canvas in the manner of Pieter Brugel, 'The Blind Leading the Blind', unsigned, 125 cm x 240 cm

2 framed etchings of Russian Borzoi, blind stamped and signed in pencil by the artist Kurt Meyer-Aberhardt (1895-1977) 67 cm x 54.5 cm & 44 cm x 40.5 cm (size including frame)

A WATERCOLOUR LANDSCAPE WITH FARM IN THE DISTANCE, indistinctly signed, circa mid 20th Century, framed, approximate size 24cm x 35cm, together with a William Russell Flint landscape print with blind stamp, framed, approximate size 34cm x 51cm and a poster for The Kirov Opera 1987, framed (3)

A pair of early 20th century Chinese four tier hardwood bookcases / display stands. Each raised on a cupboard base with sliding doors and having pierced and blind fret carved side motifs, 137.5cm high, 45cm wide, 31cm deep.Condition report intended as a guide only.Some splits to the timber. Minor opening to some joints. Overall in fairly good order. 

Sir William Russell Flint (1880-1969), lithograph, 'Castanets', signed in pencil and blind-stamped, 45 x 60cm

AFTER HELEN BRADLEY 'Winter', 'Spring' and 'Summer', a group of three prints in colours, each pencil signed in the margin and with 'FATG' blind stamp, 23cm x 30cm (3)

A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY SECRETAIRE CHEST ON CHEST with blind fretwork decoration to the frieze and canted corners, standing on pierced bracket feet, 114cm wide x 58cm deep x 185cm high

AFTER DAVID SHEPHERD 'At Readiness - Summer of '40', print in colours, pencil signed in the margin, numbered 682/850 published by Soloman & Whitehead, and with 'FATG' blind stamp, 57cm x 90cm

Beano Comic No 4 (1938). Starring Big Eggo, Lord Snooty and his Pals and Morgyn the Mighty. Bright, fresh covers, cream pages, half-inch blind tear to cover at lower margin. The highest graded copy ever offered at auction, only a handful known to exist [vfn]

CONSOLE TABLE, 19th century mahogany rectangular with blind frieze drawer and marble top on leaf carved scroll supports to paw feet, 138cm x 47cm x 90cm H.

A collection of Private Press/Limited editions, 12 titles, including Edmund Blunden, 2 titles: 'Masks of Time', London, The Beaumont Press, 1925, limited edition, (263/310), numbered, original quarter cloth gilt, decorative paper covered boards; 'To Nature', London, The Beaumont Press, 1923, ltd edn (103/390), numbered, original quarter cloth gilt, decorative paper covered boards, plus Sacheverell Sitwell: 'Doctor Donne & Gargantua', London and New York, 1930, ltd edn, (69/215), numbered & signed by the author, frontis by Rex Whistler, original quarter cloth gilt, decorative paper covered boards, glassine dust wrapper, plus John Donne: 'Donne's Sermon of Valediction...', London, The Nonesuch Press, 1932, ltd edn (102/750), numbered, original cream paper covered boards decorated in blind, plus Richard Aldington: 'A.E. Housman and W.B. Yeats', Hurst, The Peacocks Press, 1955, ltd edn (350), original blue cloth, glassine dust wrapper, plus Francis Meynell: 'Poems & Pieces 1911 to 1961', The Nonesuch Press, 1961, ltd edn (169/750), hand made paper, original cloth gilt, dust wrapper, plus Adrian Hamilton: 'The Infamous Essay on Woman or John Wickes Seated Between Vice & Virtue', London, Deutsch, 1972, ltd edn (173/2000), numbered, two volumes, 4to, original quarter cloth, marbled paper covered boards, and duplicate reading copy in original printed wraps, both housed in original slip case, plus 3 others similar (12)

ROYAL NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR THE BLIND DIRECTIONAL COMPASS, with Braille markings, 7cm diameter

HORACE WALPOLE: JOURNAL OF THE REIGN OF KING GEORGE THE THIRD FROM THE YEAR 1771 TO 1783, ed John Doran, London, Richard Bentley, 1859, 1st edition, 2 volumes, engraved port frontises, original blind stamped (2). From the collection of the late Ron Fiske of Morningthorpe Manor.

CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER: MY WINTER ON THE NILE, Leipzig, Heinemann & Balestier, 1891, 1st Leipzig edition, 2 volumes, "The English Library", old cloth, morocco gilt spine labels, armorial book plates of Edward & Edith Heron-Allen + F M: A WINTER IN THE EAST OR LETTERS TO THE CHILDREN AT HOME, London, Joseph Masters, 1866, 1st edition, 42pp adverts at end, 12mo, original blind stamped cloth (3)

SCHNICK SCHNACK TRIFLES FOR THE LITTLE ONES, illustrated Oscar Pletsch, London, George Routledge [1867], coloured title, 31 coloured plates by Leighton, original cloth gilt + LUCY ELLEN GUERNSEY: TABBY'S TRAVELS OR THE HOLIDAY ADVENTURES OF A KITTEN, Edinburgh, Andrew Elliot, 1864, engraved vignette title and 4 plates, original blind stamped bevelled cloth gilt, one copy on COPAC held at The British Library, (2)

PICTURESQUE SCENERY IN NORTH WALES, Caernarvon, H Humphreys, circa 1850, engraved vignette title and 28 leaves of plates as called for, oblong original blind stamped cloth gilt worn, inner joints split

REV. THOMAS KIDD (ED): TRACTS AND MISCELLANEOUS CRITICISMS OF THE LATE RICHARD PORSON ESQ, London 1815, 1st edition, old half calf morocco gilt spine label, + [EDMUND HENRY BARKER]: LITERARY ANECDOTES AND CONTEMPORARY REMINISCENCES OF PROFESSOR PORSON AND OTHERS FROM THE MANUSCRIPT PAPERS OF THE LATE E H BARKER ESQ OF THETFORD, NORFOLK, London, J R Smith 1852, 1st edition, 2 volumes, original cloth, rebacked, spines gilt in compartments, new end papers + REV JOHN SELBY WATSON: THE LIFE OF RICHARD PORSON, MA..., London 1861 1st edition, engraved port frontispiece, original blind stamped cloth (4). From the collection of the late Ron Fiske of Morningthorpe Manor.

REV WILLIAM HENRY HENSLOWE, PERPETUAL CURATE OF WORMEGAY: WERMIGEY, OR THE WEIR AMID THE WATER, A NORFOLK LEGEND OF THE BEGINNING OF THE WARS OF THE ROSES, Kings Lynn, Theu & Son 1865 1st edition, authors copy with some manuscript corrections, signed (initials) and inscribed on front paste down, original blind stamped cloth, 3 copies on COPAC. From the collection of the late Ron Fiske of Morningthorpe Manor.

[MICHAEL FRYER]: THE TRIAL AND LIFE OF EUGENE ARAM..., Richmond, M Bell 1832 1st edition, engraved frontis, half title, old cloth backed boards, re-cased, new end papers + SMALL ALBUM news cuttings re the abduction of Harriett Ann Biggs by James Pitcher at Long Stratton, Norfolk 1880, plain paper wraps + THREE CELEBRITIES OF KNARESBOROUGH, MOTHER SHIPTON, BLIND JACK, EUGENE ARAM (wrapper title), Knaresborough, Parrs Ltd, no date, original wraps, browned and chipped (3). From the collection of the late Ron Fiske of Morningthorpe Manor.

WILLIAM COOPER: POEMS BY THE LATE WILLIAM COOPER OF THE INNER TEMPLE ESQ, ILLUSTRATED WITH ENGRAVINGS FROM THE DESIGNS OF RICHARD WESTALL, London, John Sharpe, 1810, 2 volumes, engraved titles, 12 plates, old diced calf worn + THOMAS CAMPBELL: THE PLEASURES OF HOPE WITH OTHER POEMS, Edinburgh, 1808, 4 engraved plates, old decorative blind stamped grained calf gilt worn + THOMAS OTWAY: THE WORKS, London for J Thomson et al, 1728, 2 volumes, 12mo, old calf worn, volume 1 top board detached, volume 2 totally split and lacking lower board + THOMAS JANES (ED): THE BEAUTIES OF THE POETS BEING A COLLECTION OF MORAL AND SACRED POETRY..., London, 1806, 4 engraved plates, title page with small part surface loss, old half calf worn (6)

KELLY'S DIRECTORY OF CUMBERLAND AND WESTMORLAND, 1910, 2 folding maps, original blind stamped cloth gilt worn

CHARLES DARWIN: THE ORIGIN OF SPECIES BY MEANS OF NATURAL SELECTION, London, John Murray, 1882, 6th edition, 24th thou, folding chart, original blind stamped cloth, spine gilt lettered

W H WHEELER: TIDAL RIVERS, THEIR HYDRAULICS, IMPROVEMENT, NAVIGATION, London and New York, Longmans Green, 1893, 1st edition, Longmans Civil Engineering Series, original cloth worn + SAMUEL SMILES: LIVES OF THE ENGINEERS WITH AN ACCOUNT OF THEIR PRINCIPAL WORKS COMPRISING ALSO A HISTORY OF INLAND COMMUNICATION IN BRITAIN, London, John Murray, 1861, 1st edition, volumes 1-2, engraved portfrontis pieces, original blind stamped bevelled cloth, spines dulled (3)

W SAINT: MEMOIRS OF THE LIFE CHARACTER OPINIONS AND WRITINGS OF THAT LEARNED AND ECCENTRIC MAN THE LATE JOHN FRANSHAM OF NORWICH, Norwich, C Berry, [1811], 1st edition, original boards, printed paper label + THOMAS ALBIN: SONNETS MEDITATIVE AND DEVOTIONAL, London, Simpkin & Marshall, 1835, 1st edition, subscribers list, mainly inhabitants of Swaffham and Spalding, old cloth gilt worn + AGNES R HOWELL: FIFTY YEARS AFTER A TALE IN VERSE, Norwich, G S Hanchett 1880, 1st edition, original cloth + [CORNELIUS WHUR]: VILLAGE MUSINGS ON MORAL AND RELIGIOUS SUBJECTS, Norwich, Jarrold & Sons 1837, 1st edition, original boards worn + THE ENIGMATICAL REPOSITORY OR MUSEUM OF ENTERTAINMENT ..., Norwich 1827, volume 1, Nos 1-12, 16mo, modern cloth backed boards, one copy on COPAC + S AUGUSTUS TIPPLE: A SUMMER VISIT TO SCOTLAND, Norwich, Charles Muskett 1847, 1st edition, original blind stamped cloth gilt + W H C P WANHOPE MA: OBITER SCRIPTA THE EXCURSIONS OF AN IMPROVIDENT PHILOSOPHER, Norwich, Agas H Goose, [1904], leaves browned, original printed wraps (7). From the collection of the late Ron Fiske of Morningthorpe Manor.

JANE ELIZABETH GIRAUD: THE FLOWERS OF SHAKSPEARE, [London], Day & Haghe [1845], coloured litho title and 29 plates as called for, 4to, original blind stamped cloth gilt worn, title page loose

DANTE ALIGHIERI: A VISION OF HELL, trans Henry Francis Cary, ill Gustave Dore, London, Cassell, Petter and Galpin, 1866, new edition, folio, contemporary blind stamped calf worn, all edges gilt

G A HENTY:A MARCH ON LONDON BEING A STORY OF WAT TYLERS'INSURRECTION, illustrated W H Margetson, London, Blackie 1898, 1st edition, 32pp adverts at end, original pictorial cloth gilt plus WILLIAM MURRAY GRAYDON: WITH COSSACK AND CONVICT, illustrated A J Munnings, London, Jarrold & Sons, no date, 2nd edition, inscription dated 1914, 12pp adverts at end, original pictorial cloth plus [ANNE MANNING]: JACK AND THE TANNER OF WYMONDHAM, London, Arthur Hall, Virtue & Co, 1854, engraved frontis, 24pp catalogue adverts at end dated December 1853, original blind stamped limp cloth gilt plus WILLIAM WEBSTER, 2 TITLES: HEARTY GRAY A TALE OF THE EAST COAST, London, [1908?], prize label on front pastedown dated 1913, original pictorial cloth; BRANDON CHASE A TALE OF EAST ANGLIA, London, [1912?], prize label on free front end paper dated 1919, original pictorial cloth (5). From the collection of the late Ron Fiske of Morningthorpe Manor.

HENRY MACKENZIE: THE MAN OF THE WORLD IN TWO PARTS, Chiswick, printed by C Whittingham, 1829, engraved vignette title, 4pp adverts at end, 16mo, original cloth + ANON: LESSONS ON THE UNIVERSE, THE ANIMAL, VEGETABLE AND MINERALS KINGDOMS AND THE HUMAN FORM, London, John W Parker, 1846, new and improved edition, 16mo, original blind stamped cloth soiled (2)

HUMPHREY PRIDEAUX, DEAN OF NORWICH: THE OLD AND NEW TESTAMENT CONNECTED IN THE HISTORY OF THE JEWS AND NEIGHBOURING NATIONS..., London 1725, 9th edition, 4 volumes, old calf gilt + JOSEPH HALL, LATE LORD BISHOP OF NORWICH: CONTEMPLATIONS ON THE HISTORICAL PASSAGES OF THE OLD AND NEW TESTAMENT, Edinburgh 1749, 3 volumes, old calf gilt, + RIGHT REV GEORGE HORNE, LATE LORD BISHOP OF NORWICH: DISCOURSES ON SEVERAL SUBJECTS AND OCCASIONS, London, 1812 4th edition, 4 volumes, old blind stamped calf, morocco gilt labels, + ROBERT FELLOWES: A PICTURE OF CHRISTIAN PHILOSOPHY... WITH A SUPPLEMENT ON THE CULTURE AND THE PRACTICE OF BENEVOLENCE, London 1803, old half calf, (11). From the collection of the late Ron Fiske of Morningthorpe Manor.

A D BAYNE: THE ROYAL ILLUSTRATED HISTORY OF EASTERN ENGLAND, Great Yarmouth, James MacDonald & Co, [1874], 1st edition, 2 volumes, original blind stamped cloth gilt, + JAMES JOHN HISSEY: A TOUR IN A PHAETON THROUGH THE EASTERN COUNTIES, London 1889, 1st edition, 16 plates, folding map, 4pp at end, original pictorial cloth worn (3). From the collection of the late Ron Fiske of Morningthorpe Manor.

LADY JANE CORNWALLIS: THE PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE OF 1613-1644 FROM THE ORIGINALS IN THE POSSESSION OF THE FAMILY, [Editor Lord Braybrooke], London 1842, [50 privately printed], printed presentation copy verso of half title, faint stamp of the College of St Mark Audley End on front pastedown, original blind stamped cloth, spine gilt titled. From the collection of the late Ron Fiske of Morningthorpe Manor.

HUMPHREY PRIDEAUX, DD, DEAN OF NORWICH: 4 titles: THE ORIGINAL AND RIGHT OF TITHES FOR THE MAINTENANCE OF THE MINISTRY IN A CHRISTIAN CHURCH TRULY STATED..., Norwich, F Collins 1710 1st edition, old calf gilt, ECCLESIASTICAL TRACTS..., London, for R Knaplock & J Thomson 1716 2nd edition corrected, old blind stamped calf, rebacked, morocco gilt label, THE TRUE NATURE OF IMPOSTURE FULLY DISPLAY'D IN THE LIFE OF MAHOMET..., London, 1723, 8th edition corrected, old calf gilt, rebacked, new end papers, DIRECTIONS TO CHURCH-WARDENS FOR THE FAITHFUL DISCHARGE OF THEIR OFFICE, London, 1730, 12mo, later half calf (4). From the collection of the late Ron Fiske of Morningthorpe Manor.

KELLY'S DIRECTORY OF THE COUNTIES OF CAMBRIDGE, NORFOLK AND SUFFOLK, 1916, 3 folding maps (faults), original blind stamped cloth v worn and soiled + KELLY'S DIRECTORY OF NORFOLK AND SUFFOLK, 1922, lacks maps, original cloth worn + KELLY'S DIRECTORY OF CAMBRIDGE, NORFOLK AND SUFFOLK, 1929, lacks Norfolk map, original cloth gilt (3)

WILL GOLDSTON: GREAT TRICKS REVEALED, London, George Routledge, 1935, 1st edition, signed, original cloth, dust-wrapper (losses) + WILLIAM HAMPSON: ILLUSIONS NATURELLES ET SCIENTIFIQUES, trans Henry Braun, Paris, 1908, 4to, original pictorial cloth + SAINT JEAN DE L'ESCAP: LES SECRETS DE LA PRESTIDIGITATION, Paris, 1923, 3rd edition, original decorative cloth gilt worn + GASTON TISSANDIER: 2 titles: POPULAR SCIENTIFIC RECREATIONS IN NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, ASTRONOMY, GEOLOGY, CHEMISTRY ETC, London, Ward Lock circa 1885, original pictorial cloth gilt; LA PHYSIQUE SANS APPAREILS ET LE CHIME SANS LABORATOIRE, Paris, [1893], 6th edition, some foxing, original cloth + JOHN HENRY PEPPER: 2 titles: THE BOYS PLAY BOOK OF SCIENCE, London, George Routledge, 1866, new edition, original blind stamped cloth gilt worn, inner joints weak + another edition ed John Mastin, London, George Routledge [1912], 1st edition thus, original pictorial cloth gilt + GEORGE WILLIAM BELDAM & PEMBROKE ARNOLD VAILE: GREAT LAWN TENNIS PLAYERS, THEIR METHODS ILLUSTRATED, London, 1907, re-issue, original pictorial cloth gilt worn, re-cased + G A HUTCHISON (ED): INDOOR GAMES AND RECREATIONS, London, 1891, new edition, revised and enlarged, lacks frontis, original pictorial cloth gilt (9)

REV DANIEL LYSONS: THE ENVIRONS OF LONDON BEING AN HISTORICAL ACCOUNT OF THE TOWNS VILLAGES AND HAMLETS WITHIN TWELVE MILES OF THE THAT CAPITAL INTERSPERSED WITH BIOGRAPHICAL ANECDOTES, London, A Strahan for T Cadell Jun & W Davies, 1796 [1791]-1800 [1807], five volumes in nine including supplement, greatly extra illustrated, large paper, five engraved titles, additional engraved and manuscript titles, six maps, 704 views, plans and plates including some folding, some hand-coloured, three original watercolours of churches, original pencil sketch of King George II by Thomas Wortlidge, two folding pedigrees, quarto decorative blind stamped calf gilt, spines gilt in compartments, boards with gilt arms of the Crowle Family, top edges gilt, bookplates of John Charles Crowle (1738-1811) (9) From John Charles Crowle's fine extra-illustrated library at Dalham Tower, Cumbria, and from the collection of the late Ron Fiske of Morningthorpe Manor.

KELLY'S DIRECTORY OF ESSEX, 1898, lacks map, original blind stamped cloth gilt worn + KELLY'S DIRECTORY OF ESSEX, 1910, lacks map, original cloth gilt worn + KELLY'S DIRECTORY OF ESSEX, 1914, lacks map, original cloth gilt worn + KELLY'S DIRECTORY OF ESSEX, 1929, lacks map, original cloth gilt worn + KELLY'S DIRECTORY OF CHELMSFORD AND NEIGHBOURHOOD, 1929, with map, original wraps (5)