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Lot 267
Naval General Service Medal, 1848 with Trafalgar Bar awarded to Midshipman Robert McCrea. Boulton Silver Medallion in unmarked white metal hinged double glass sided case with suspension bow, engraved to rim from M. Boulton to the Heroes of Trafalgar. Robert McCrae served on Swiftsure during The Battle of Trafalgar, Captained by William Gordon Rutherford, she had 74 Guns and during the action suffered 9 killed and 8 wounded.
Lot 327
Greenwood (C. & J.) Map of London from An Actual S large plan from Dalston to Peckham and from Kensington to Bow Creek with views of Westminster Abbey and St Paul`s at lower corners dedication to King George IV at centre bottom and large decorative title at upper right engraved map with bright original hand-colouring 1280 x 1880mm. dissected and linen-backed edged in green silk with green endpanels on verso some faint offsetting otherwise in good condition folding into green morocco book-style slipcase gilt-tooled and lettered aeg a few scuffs and spine slightly sunned 4to [Howgego 309 (1)] Greenwood Pringle & Co. 1827.
Lot 1464
A 19th Century Yewwood and Elm Windsor Chair, the low double bow back with pierced splat and ring turned arm supports, the moulded seat raised on turned spindle legs joined by a crinoline stretcher, 63cm by 45cm by 95cm; and A 19th Century Yew and Elm Single Chair, the slightly curved top rail above seven moulded uprights, the shaped elm seat raised on turned spindle legs joined by an H stretcher, 43cm by 40cm by 83cm (2)
Lot 190
A Lowestoft Porcelain Coffee Cup, circa 1765, painted in underglaze blue with a chinoiserie landscape; A Similar Cup, painted in famille rose with flower sprays and a panelled border; A Bow Blanc de Chine Cup; Two Liverpool Porcelain Coffee Cups, with underglaze blue transfer prints; A Similar Coffee Cup, painted in colours with a flower spray; Two Caughley Coffee Cups; A First Period Worcester Coffee Cup; A New Hall Coffee Cup; A New Hall Type Coffee Cup; and A Bristol Coffee Cup (12)
Lot 191
A Lowestoft Porcelain Leaf Shape Butter Boat, circa 1775, painted in underglaze blue with a chinoiserie landscape with a lattice border, 7cm long; A Bow Porcelain Leaf Shaped Pickle Dish, on three feet, painted in underglaze blue with flower sprays and a formal leaf border, 7cm long; and A Similar Patti Pan, with central flower spray within a panel border, 8cm (3)
Lot 204
A Bow Porcelain Coffee Can, circa 1755, painted in underglaze blue with flowers and rockwork, 6cm high; A Similar Coffee Can, painted in colours with an exotic bird, 6cm high; A First Period Worcester Feather Moulded Coffee Can, painted in underglaze blue with a floral meander border, painter`s mark, 6.5cm high; A Similar Mansfield Pattern Coffee Can, 6cm high; A Bristol Porcelain Coffee Can, painted with chinoiserie figures; and A Similar Coffee Can, painted with flower swags (6)
Lot 214
A First Period Worcester Porcelain Leaf Dish, circa 1760, painted in underglaze blue with the Two Peony Rock Bird pattern, painter`s mark, 11.5cm long; A Similar Pickle Leaf, with the Pickle Leaf Vine pattern, 9cm long; Two Bow Pickle Leaves, with floral decoration, 7.5cm long; A Derby Leaf Shaped Butter Boat, 7.5cm long; Another Butter Boat, 7.5cm long; A Pearlware Leaf Shape Pickle Dish, 13cm long; and A Japanese Porcelain Leaf Shaped Pickle Dish, 10cm long (8)
Lot 707
A Rare Early 18th Century Gold Pair Cased Verge Clockwatch, signed Jos Windmills, London, 1701, full plate gilt fusee verge movement signed `Jos Windmills London`, pierced and engraved winged balance cock, silvered regulator disc and silvered countwheel, three pierced tulip pillars and two turned baluster pillars, fusee worm and wheel barrel setup, blued steel mainspring visible through the pierced and engraved resting barrel, blued steel striking work, single steel hammer striking the hours on a bell inside the case back, gold champleve dial with Roman and Arabic numerals, matted dial centre with scroll work and signed `Windmills`, blued steel tulip and poker hands, (glass missing), fine gold inner case with gold pendant and ringed bow, the edge profusely pierced and engraved with a mask and framed landscape scene, gold outer case pierced and engraved with matching mask, bird and floral decoration, both cases with makers marks `WI` and the outer case with a London hallmark for 1701, 56mm wide Joseph Windmills (1648-1724) is recorded as a fine clock and watch maker. He was made a free Brother by the Clockmakers Company in July 1671, working in St Martin Le Grand before moving to Mark Lane End Tower Street in 1687. In 1699 he was appointed Warden of the Clockmakers Company and sat with Thomas Tompion on the committee. In 1702 he succeeded Tompion as Master of the Clockmakers Company. He went into partnership with his son Thomas in 1714 and many of their fine clocks and watches are in museums around the world. Windmills is recognised as one of the important makers of the late 17th/early 18th century.
Lot 1045
A fine early 20th Century Continental Silver and enamelled Snuff Box, of rectangular form, the hinged and domed cover decorated with a cobalt blue geometric border and enclosing a landscape panel depicting a seated Diana the Huntress with an attendant, together with game, bow and arrow and attentive hounds within a river landscape, to a waisted body and polished base, to a frosted gilt interior, marked 800 only, width 2 15/16”
Lot 1446
A mid 18th Century French base metal cased Verge Watch, Jn Le Roy of Paris, 6548, the frosted and gilt movement with a pierced and engraved bridged cock and silvered regulation disc, with blued steel screws and square baluster pillars, to a signed enamel dial with Roman chapter ring and outside Arabic numerals and minute track, with winding square at 3.30, and pierced and stamped fancy Brass hands, in a hinged case, with bevelled bulls eye glass and red wax bezel, to a glazed back cover enclosing a convex panel engraved with musical trophies, and bow suspension, width 2 1/8”
Lot 1614
A mid-19th Century Flame Mahogany and Ebony Strung Bow Fronted Stick Barometer, Worthington & Allen of London, the case with moulded pediment and cornice, to a signed and silvered scale of 27-31 with screw adjusting vernier, to a figured neck set with a silvered twin scale mercury thermometer, to a square section base with canted corners and ebonised urn-shaped cistern cover with moulded base, height 39”
Lot 1781
A late 19th Century lacquered Brass Pocket Barometer, J Brown, 76 St Vincent Street, Glasgow, the circular case with knurled and rotating bezel, and bow suspension, to a signed and silvered dial with scale of 21 to 31 and outside scale of 0 to10,000, diam 2”; together with its original outer Box of issue
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