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A Victorian oak sideboard, the raised superstructure with ornamental cornice, above three rectangular mirrored panels and two open shelves, the base with two drawers, above two blind-carved panel doors, 129cm wide

A Victorian cast iron blind stamp by Shaw & Sons, within a black painted tin box inscribed "The Haytor Hotel Limited" of Dartmoor.

A signed David Shepherd limited edition print "Grandpa`s workshop" edition no. 209/850, blind stamp, together with two other prints.

A Victoria mahogany, large secretaire bookcase, the upper section with adjustable shelves behind blind doors with flame veneer panels, the base with a full front drawer over three long graduated drawers.

Three Cartons containing, albums, folders and misc. Also two fishing rods. Sold on Behalf of Guide Dogs for The blind

MAUND (Benjamin) The Botanic Garden, vols 1, 2 and 5, London: Simpkin and Marshall 1825-1835, added engraved titles, many coloured plates (4 images per plate), some slight age discolouration, contemporary calf with blind tooled and gilt spines (3)

A pair of plain polished hinged sapphire and diamond hoop earrings, with an oval cabochon sapphire with a brilliant cut diamond to each side, marked 18K 750, a pair of 18ct gold flat section hinged hoop earrings, each one end set with a square cut citrine, and a pair of gold hinged hoop earrings, with a blind fret front, marked 750 (6)

AN EDWARD VII MAHOGANY BREAKFRONT AND BLIND FRET CARVED CABINET the slightly projecting top on scrolled brackets and with conforming apron, having cabriole legs with undertier, 146cm h; 37 x 148cm

AFTER LILIAN CHEVIOT "Study of a black Scottie dog with Scottish cap seated beside a wall", coloured print, signed in pencil in the margin, bears blind stamp, published Arthur Ackermann

A George III and later mahogany hall cupboard, the blind fret-cut upper frieze over a pair of panelled cupboards enclosing shelves and drawers, above a single cupboard base, resting on a plinth base, 108cm wide.

An Austrian Louis XV style boulle mantel clock J. Nicolaus, Vienna, late 19th century The eight-day movement stamped J. NICOLAUS, WIEN to backplate, the 12 piece blue on white enamel Roman numeral cartouche dial with foliate scroll cast centre, the red shell and brass scroll marquetry veneered waisted case with cupid surmount above shaped brass grille-inset blind frets to sides, the front with shaped glazed door incorporating conforming figural cast decoration to apron within rococo scroll mounts to edges, on cast feet, 47cm high. DESCRIPTION TO BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH ‘IMPORTANT NOTES REGARDING THE CATALOGUING OF CLOCKS’ printed in the sale catalogue or available from the auctioneers on request.

A French Louis XV style boulle mantel clock Woppenhein, Paris, late 19th century The eight-day bell striking movement with Japy Fils.. and WOPPENHIEN, PARIS stamps to backplate, the 12 piece blue on white enamel Roman numeral cartouche dial with foliate scroll cast centre and bevel glazed cast bezel, the red shell and brass scroll marquetry veneered waisted case with putto surmount above shaped brass grille inset blind frets to sides and apron and profuse rococo scroll mounts to edges, on winged griffin cast feet, 43cm high. DESCRIPTION TO BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH ‘IMPORTANT NOTES REGARDING THE CATALOGUING OF CLOCKS’ printed in the sale catalogue or available from the auctioneers on request.

A William III walnut and floral marquetry eight-day longcase clock Charles Gretton, London, late 17th century The five finned pillar inside countwheel bell striking movement with anchor escapement and 10 inch square brass dial with calendar aperture and subsidiary seconds dial to the matted centre within an applied silvered Roman numeral chapter ring with unusual half hour markers based upon stylised sword hilt design and Arabic five minutes within the narrow outer track, the angles with winged cherub head and scroll cast spandrels, the lower edge signed Charles Gretton, London, in a walnut and floral marquetry veneered case with moulded cornice and later blind fret frieze above ebonised spiral twist turned three-quarter columns to the floral trail decorated aperture of the formerly rising hood, the trunk with concave throat moulding over rectangular door decorated with three shaped panels of bird inhabited floral marquetry on a dark ground within a walnut field with oval lenticle and crossbanded outer border, the sides with line bordered crossbanded panel veneers, the plinth base similarily veneered, with shallow skirt and compressed bun feet (case with some restoration), 191cm (6ft 3ins) high. DESCRIPTION TO BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH ‘IMPORTANT NOTES REGARDING THE CATALOGUING OF CLOCKS’ printed in the sale catalogue or available from the auctioneers on request. Charles Gretton is recorded in Loomes, Brian The Early CLOCKMAKERS of Great Britain as being born circa 1649, he was apprenticed to Humfrey Downing in June 1672 and gained his Freedom of the Clockmakers` Company in 1672. Gretton was first thought to have worked from The Ship in Fleet Street until around 1685 where he is recorded `in Fleet Street over against Sergeants Inn Gate`. He was made Assistant of the Clockmakers` Company in 1689, Warden in 1697 and Master in 1700. He took on many apprentices including Henry Sully (Freed April 1705) and Joseph Antram (Freed October 1706) both of which went on to become famous makers in their own right. In 1701 he put £50 forward to the Clockmakers` Company in order to establish a trust to assist the orphans of deceased members. The life and work of Charles Gretton is currently receiving detailed attention by Dennis Radage and Warner Meinen for a forthcoming publication.

A small Edwardian mahogany open bookcase with cupboard below, blind fret decoration to frieze, 18" wide, 8½" deep, 42" high

A Georgian style canted square mahogany coffee table with blind fret decoration

A Mahogany cased Gilbert Wind-Up Cabinet Gramophone, the interior with chromium fittings; together with a quantity of various Needles and some 78 rpm Records in folders, Reg No 728494, the case with some blind fretwork detail, raised on fluted balustered supports with ball feet, 24” wide

A Late 19th Century Oak Breakfront Triple Open Bookcase with Blind Carved Detail Each Section with Three Adjustable Shelves, 183 cm x 35 cm x 114.5 cm High.

An Oriental Six Fold Lacquered Screen Depicting Pagodas, Figures, Landscapes etc with Blind Carved Stork and Landscape Decoration Verso, 215 cm High, Each Panel 40.5 cm Wide.

A Late Victorian Mahogany Hall Chair with Blind Carved Backsplat Containing Tile. Broken Architectural Top Rail.

Set of six good quality Edwardian mahogany Chippendale revival mahogany dining chairs with carved and pierced splat backs, drop-in seats on blind fret carved chamfered legs joined by stretchers

Magna Carta. [The Great Charter called...Magna Car lacks title Dd7 supplied by hand (including false ascription to Richard Pynson 1521) and blank Dd8 first f. loose decorated initials scorch mark to upper margin causing slight fraying some early marginalia later morocco elaborately blind-stamped worn covers loose marbled edges modern cloth case [STC 9276] [T. Petyt 1542] § another edition lacks title Ee8 Ff1-8 Gg1 and final blank f. Gg 2 margins heavily trimmed or torn blank ?8 present decorated initials some heavy staining name at end `William Bohun` partly obliterated notes in table and occasionally elsewhere contemporary blind-stamped calf covers with large central ornament inside triple rule worn rebacked nerw endpapers [STC 9280] Richard Tottell 1576 (2).

England: Yearbook. [Anni Regis Henrici Septimi...] lacks title and sig. SS black letter few marginal wormholes light staining and marking few early notes and marginalia some little trimmed modern blind-stamped morocco [STC 9923] folio Richard Tottell 1555 [= 1559 ?]` sold not subject to return.

England: Statutes. [A Collection of all the Statut lacks title next f. torn with some loss margins of first and last few ff. defective worming mostly marginal staining early name on dedication `Chris. Hawkins` contemporary calf covers ruled in blind with initials `R.H.` in cartouche worn rebacked corners repaired new endpapers [STC 9309] 8vo Richard Tottell 1568.

Lambard (William) Archaionomia [graece] sive de P Lambard (William) Archaionomia [graece] sive de Priscis Anglorum Legibus Libri first edition Anglo-Saxon and Latin texts on facing pp. folding woodcut map large woodcut initial title in border first 8 ff. wholly and next 4 ff. partly backed with tissue title defective at head and foot with loss to border and first letter of title and loose next 15 ff. trimmed at head with loss to headlines or text upper and fore-edge margins of map frayed with slight loss inner margins of last sig. torn stained and marked early name `Ricard Frenain` (?) and library blind-stamp on title few early notes some scoring nineteenth-century half calf corners worn edge of lower cover damaged [STC 15142] 4to ex officina Joannis Daii 1568. *** The first edition of the Anglo-Saxon laws and one of the first books with substantial use of Anglo-Saxon types.

Plowden (Edmund) Les Commentaries ou les Reportes first edition title with woodcut architectural border woodcut initials printed partly in black letter lacking preliminary leaves 3 & 4 (part of Prologue in French) severely damp-stained at lower outer corner for the first half of the volume causing some loss to title border also some worming affecting a few catchwords 3K3 trimmed at fore-edge with loss of any side-notes or annotations the second half of the volume clean with wide margins many annotations in contemporary hand (slightly cropped) with contemporary copy of 2pp. Inspeximus on final blank and rear free endpaper (the latter frayed and slightly defective) modern calf ruled in blind roan label upper board a little warped [STC 20040] folio Richard Tottell 1571; sold not subject to return

(Sir William) Les Plees del Coron divisees in plu (Sir William) Les Plees del Coron divisees in plusors titles & common lieux title within attractive woodcut border and with early 17th century ink inscritpion of Henry Tilston and note of a 1604 purchase in a different hand [STC 23222] in aedibus Richardi Totelli [1574] bound with Stanford (Sir William) An exposition of the Kinges prerogatiue collected out of the great Abridgement of Iustice Fitzherbert and other olde writers of the lawes of England [STC 23215] Richard Tottle [1573] contemporary ink marginalia and underlining a few small ink stains contemporary blind-stamped calf rebacked small 4to *** Henry Tilston of Cheshire b.1589 matricualted Brasenose 1600 Barrister-at-Law Inner Temple 1610.

(Sir William) An Exposition of the Kinges Prerogat (Sir William) An Exposition of the Kinges Prerogative collected out of the great Abridgement of Justice Fitzherbert black letter woodcut initials title with library ink and blind-stamp modern mottled calf gilt spine faded [STC 23216] 4to Richard Totell [1577].

England: Yearbook. Fleetwood (William) Annalium ta black letter early ink signature of William Whitaker to title woodcut initial contemporary blind-stamped calf rebacked corners repaired [STC 11034] a very good copy 8vo in aedibus Richardi Tottelli 1579.

[Kitchin (John) Le Court Leete et Court Baron] 2 parts in 1 lacks title K6&7 HH7&8 A2 soiled and margins defective next few ff. creased browning and staining early marginalia some browning and staining later half calf worn covers with first and last few ff. loose spine damaged [STC 15020] 1587 § [Littleton (Sir Thomas) Les Tenures] lacks title worming with some loss of text [STC 15743] 1577 bound with Perkins (John) A Profitable Books...Treating of the Lawes of England A2-4 largely defective marginal worming early marginalia to first few ff. [STC 19635.5] 1576 some upper corners frayed and creased contemporary blind-stamped calf rubbed head of spine damaged label largely removed from front paste-down § [Rastell (John)] An Exposition of Certaine Difficult and Obscure Wordes and Termes of the Lawes of this Realme English and Law French texts in double column lacks title supplied in photocopy O1 partly loose few marginal tears some staining and marking contemporary blind-stamped calf front cover with initials `I S W H` rubbed and scored `John Horne` in ink on fore-edge inscribed on rear fly-leaf `To the Right Honoble Tho Lo. Coventry Lo. Keeper of the Great Seale of England`. [STC 20706.5] 8vo Richard Tottell (3) *** Sir Thomas Coventry (1547-1606) first Baron Coventry lawyer Lord Keeper.

England and Wales: Statutes. Henry III. A Collecti untill the ende of the parliament holden in the 35. yeere of the reigne of our gratious Queene Elizabeth black letter double column ink library stamp to title and a few margins some browning water-staining (heavier to index) or spotting small worm hole to sig. 3L to end affecting part of a letter or so on most ff. contemporary blind-stamped panelled calf lacking backstrip covers detached and worn and repaired [STC 9319] folio Deputies of Christopher Barker 1594.

(François) Omnia Quae Quidem Hactens Edita Fuerunt (François) Omnia Quae Quidem Hactens Edita Fuerunt Opera 2 parts in 1 first title in red and black both titles with large woodcut printer`s devices contemporary blind-stamped vellum lacking ties slightly soiled a few small stains a very good copy folio Geneva Petrus de la Rouiere 1608. *** Douaren was Professor of Law at Bruges. He had studied in Paris under Guillaume Budé and worked as an advocate for the Paris Parlement.

Velasco (Gabriel Alvarez de) Index Perfectus seu d 1662 bound with De Privilegiis Pauperum et Miserabilium Personarum...Editio secunda 1662 titles in red and black with engraved vignettes contemporary blind-stamped pigskin over wooden boards brass clasps little marked and rubbed folio.

Duke (George) The Law of Charitabel Uses initial license f. ink and blind-stamped stamp to title some spotting or light foxing contemporary calf rebacked corners worn rubbed [Wing D2504] small folio for Henry Twyford 1676.

Lohner (Tobias) Auctarium Amplissimum Bibliothecae half-title engraved additional title printed title in red and black with engraved vignette stamps cut out of both titles and restored foxed ownership entry crossed out on title stamps on half-title contemporary blind-stamped pigskin over wooden boards covers with concentric rolls and central ornament rubbed and marked joints cracked clasps missing folio Dillingen J.C. Bencard 1691.

Maundrell (Henry) A Journey from Aleppo to Jerusal third edition engraved title vignette 14 engraved plates many folding damp-staining modern calf-backed marbled boards Oxford 1714 § Peake (R.B.) Seymour`s Humorous Sketches frontispiece and 91 hand-coloured illustrations original blind and gilt decorated cloth worn at joints and corners hinges cracked 1846 § Clarendon (Edward Earl of) The Life 2 vol bookplates contemporary calf vol.1 rebacked with original spine laid down vol. II upper cover detached rubbed 1760 v.s. (4)

[Galen. Methodus Menendi] translated by Thomas Linacre decorative initials lacks title fore-edge of first few and last f. frayed first few pp. soiled some staining at end and elsewhere early ink marginalia and note at end later pencil notes contemporary blind-stamped calf over wooden boards covers with roll of birds flowers and foliage surrounding central panels upper cover depicting Christ arising from the Tomb with the Instruments of the Passion initials `G.P` (?) above lower cover with the Trinity worn spine damaged covers front fly-leaves and first f. of text loose remains of printed label inside upper cover [? Wellcome 2635] 8vo [? Paris C. Chevallonius 1526]. *** Early edition of Linacre`s translation of Galen`s treatise on therapeutics first published also in Paris in 1519.

Cicero (Marcus Tullius) Orationum Tomus Primus ex vol 1 only device on title fore-edge margin of title restored crossed-out names on title inscription on fly-leaf contemporary blind-stamped vellum over wooden boards covers with concentric rolls and central panels including birds flowers and foliage upper cover with date `1565` little rubbed ink title on spine 8vo Lyons apud Antonium Vincentium [excudebat Symphorianus Barbierus] 1560.

Manilius (Marcus) Astronomicon edited by Joseph Scaliger 2 parts in 1 printed in Latin Greek and Arabic woodcut device on titles woodcut diagrams privilege/colophon leaf at end part I with title lightly soiled and small hole to outer margin of D4 part II with signature 3P duplicated old ink inscriptions to front free endpaper another endpaper torn bookplate of Thomas Byron later calf ruled and stamped in blind spine gilt with red morocco label rubbed slight wear to head of spine [Adams M365] Leiden ex Off. Plantiniana apud Christophorum Raphelengium 1600.

Kessler (L.) The Gold Mines of Witwatersrand... plans and tables one folding folding plan and 2 folding tables in pocket at end pencil notes to margins and pastedown library blind-stamp to corner of title original blue and white cloth spine and extremities browned spine and corners rubbed 1904 § Letters of Junius (The) later ink notes to endpaper contemporary calf spine and extremities worn 1744 § Voix de la Nature 2 vol second edition contemporary ink inscriptions to title contemporary tree calf vol. 2 spine chipped with ink mark to lower cover 1809 § Thompson (D`Arcy Wentworth) On Growth and Form new edition illustrations photographic frontispiece later ink inscriptions to endpaper original cloth rubbed spine ends worn 1942; and 6 others similar 4to & 8vo (11)(11)

Rockhill (William Woodville) The Land of the Lamas frontispiece illustrations 2 folding maps original blind-stamped cloth extremities rubbed boards a little marked hinges weak [Cordier Sinica 2919] New York 1891 § Olufson (O.) Through the Unknown Pamirs The Second Danish Pamir Exhibition 1898-99 first edition illustrations 3 folding maps at end old ownership name to half title original cloth fading to spine and upper cover spine a little chipped [Yakushi 060] 1904 § Gompertz (M.L.A.) “Ganpat”. The Road to Lamaland Impressions of a Journey to Western Thibet frontispiece illustrations edges spotted original cloth gilt spine faded [1916] 8vo (3)

Lewis (Samuel) A Topographical Dictionary of Engla 4 vol. & Atlas 45 engraved maps some folding water-stained contemporary half calf rubbed a few covers detached spines worn 1831; A Topographical Dictionary of Wales 2 vol. third edition 1844; A Topographical Dictionary of Ireland 2 vol. second edition 1846; A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland 2 vol. foxed and browned 1846 all but the first without plates and maps bookplates of H.R.C. Martin “College of Arms” on front pastedowns new endpapers all but the first original blind-stamped cloth corners bumped rebacked 4to (11).(6)

Watson (William) An Historical Account of the Anci first edition illustrations and maps many folding some very slight soiling half later morocco gilt t.e.g. spine faded slightly rubbed Wisbech 1827 § Walker (Neil) and Thomas Craddock. The History of Wisbech first edition illustrations and folding map loose portrait plate inserted contemporary half black calf blind and gilt decorated spine rubbed contemporary signature to title some slight soiling Wisbech 1849 v.s. (2)

A Georgian design mahogany wall hanging corner cupboard, with blind fret carved pediment above astragal glazed door with H-shaped brass hinges, height 110cm.

A thirty hour oak longcase clock 18th century, the 11 inch square brass dial signed `Blakeway` with inner ring of Roman numerals, outer ring of Arabic numerals within mask and scrolling leaf pierced corner spandrels, the hood with pierced pagoda top over a blind fret frieze and square hood door between turned front corner hood pilasters over a long trunk door on a single panel box base and shaped bracket feet (at fault), 224cm high

VINYL: Rock, record case of albums. Including Spooky Tooth, Jethro Tell, Blind Faith, Led Zeppelin, The Who, Family, John Mayall, Sam Gopel etc. Mainly original pressings, various years & conditions

VINYL: 10 1960S EPS, Including Leadbelly, Blind Lemon Jefferson, Jimmy Smith, Animals, Spencer Davis, Kinks, Rolling Stones, Elvis Presley, Simon and Garunkkel and The Beatles, various conditions.

An 18th Century stripped pine longcase clock by John Mercer of Hythe, the 10.75ins arched brass dial with silvered chapter ring and subsidiary calendar dial to the thirty hour movement striking on a bell, contained in case with blind fret ornament and turned pillars to hood and plain trunk door, 80ins high Note: John Mercer recorded pre 1736 working to 1779

An 18th Century mahogany longcase clock by James Ivory of Dundee, the 12ins arched brass dial with subsidiary seconds and calendar dial to the eight day two train movement striking on a bell, contained in case with blind fret ornament and turned pillars to hood and with plain trunk door, 86ins high

An Edwardian mahogany bureau with blind fret ornament, the baize lined slope enclosing pigeonholes, 30ins wide x 16ins deep x 42ins high

A pair of late Victorian ebonised bedside chests of drawers with blind fret ornament to drawer fronts, 14ins square x 30ins high

Attributed to Alphonse Dupont, French 1994-1877- Venetian Canal; etching, blind stamp `The Academy of Art ltd, Birmingham`, signed, 30x21.4cm: Francesco Bartolozzi RA 1727-1815- "The Jealousy of Lord Darnley, Husband of Mary Queen of Scots. Alarmed at Observing Her Entertained and Delighted by David Rizzio", after G.B.Cipriani, publ according to Act of Parliament 19 April 1793, by Ann Bryer No. 5. Poland Street. Soho; stipple engraving printed in colours, oval, 26.5x33cm: Mark Dunford, 20th Century- `Fowey II`; acrylic on board, 42x30.5cm: together with two 20th Century reproduction prints, 37.3x54cm., (max) (5) (a lot) (may be subject to Droit de Suite)

An early 20th century mahogany bedroom suite comprising of a triple section fitted wardrobe with a blind fret frieze, a dressing table and a chest of drawers (3).

An Edwardian walnut envelope card table, the folding top above a blind fret carved drawer on cabriole legs united by an undertier

A GEORGE III MAHOGANY BUREAU with blind fret carved and canopied interior centred by a door, fitted with two short and three long moulded drawers, on ogee feet, 106cm h; 53 x 106cm++. Handles replaced, one drawer with let in repair to the keyplate and associated small repairs between the drawers etc. Old stain on the top

AN ENGLISH MAHOGANY AND LINE INLAID PRESS CUPBOARD, NORTH WEST REGION the breakfront upper part with Greek key inlaid frieze and reeded pilasters, the panelled doors enclosing hanging space, the lower part fitted with drawers and blind drawers, on ogee feet, the sides panelled, 218cm h; 56 x 168cm++. The interior altered and with later pegs and old stained pine backboards, the mahogany repolished probably in the early 20th c, the date of the replacement gilt brass handles

AFTER LIONEL EDWARDS "The Belvoir-huntsmen and hounds in a landscape", coloured print, signed and titled in the margin, bears blind stamp, published by Eyre & Spottiswoode

AFTER LIONEL EDWARDS "The South Notts-huntsmen and hounds in a landscape", coloured print, signed and titled in pencil in the margin, bears blind stamp, published by Eyre & Spottiswoode

AFTER MICHAEL LYNE "The Beaufort Hunt at full cry in an open landscape", signed in pencil in the mount, bears blind stamp, published by Frost & Reed Limited

AFTER LIONEL EDWARDS "Hunting Countries-The Grafton, The Cottismore Hounds, The Athestone, The Warwickshire", a set of four coloured prints, bearing blind stamp, each signed in pencil in the margin, "The British Galleries" label verso

After Clifford R James. Colour print of children in a regimental reenactment, signed in pencil and bearing blind stamp, plate side 40cm x 53cm, Hogarth framed.