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Lot 1169
A pair of Continental figure groups, one with blue crossed arrows to base, possibly KalkCondition: Fingers missing on hand of one female figure. Bow missing from cherub. Toe missing on cherub. Repair to yellow clock. Repair to cherub wing. Other group figure, fingers missing on cherub. Foot missing on female figure. Bow missing in females hand. Broken toes on other foot. Chip to base
![A William III ecclesiastical broadside, [?Pearson], Rye-Church [West Sussex] damage} 1500l. & upwards, [....] [a] Petition of](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/4a50c25d-e839-4d59-b35e-ab5000f8d1a5/c43c76fd-db0d-4bfd-9d8c-ab5a011e3bcc/468x382.jpg)
Lot 456
A William III ecclesiastical broadside, [?Pearson], Rye-Church [West Sussex] damage} 1500l. & upwards, [....] [a] Petition of the Minister, Church-wardens and Inhabitants of our ancient Town of Rye [...], That the Parish Church of Rye, being a large and stately Fabrick (sic), hath by a neglect of former times been suffered to run in many parts of it almost to ruine (sic) [...] [require] the charitable assistance of well disposed persons [...] [to contribute to its restoration and upkeep] [...], London: Printed by F.L. for the Patentees, 1701, the whole surmounted by a woodcut of the Royal Arms of William III and flanked by his cypher, floriated initial: W, circulated to Shropshire, subscribed to and inscribed: [...] Church of Claverley in ye County of Salop [Shropshire] to'ards the Repair of Rye-Church in the County of Sufsex the Summ (sic) of ?Six shillings, seven pence, farthing [...], [signed by] Benj: Guest Min[ister], Thomas Ffa***, Warden and Richard ?Yate*, Warden, dated Apr: 19th 1702, 41cm x 25.5cm; Postal History, a Victorian ink MS letter, addressed to Miss Emma Scott, No. 6 ?Bow Church Yard, Cheapside, London, dated 1841, D red stamp, black overstamp for Portsmouth, 24.5cm x 40cm overall, [2]
Lot 411
A W. & S. Jones thermometer, English, early 19th century,signed W. S. Jones, Holborn, London, the bow fronted and glazed mahogany wall case with silvered brass scale, measuring in Fahrenheit, with various temperature levels including minus 2 degrees Fahrenheit recorded on the 25th December 1796, 16¾in, (42.5cm) high
Lot 424
A W. & S. Jones mahogany stick barometer, English, early 19th century, English, early 19th century,signed W. & S. Jones, London, with bow fronted case, ebony lining and urn shaped reservoir cover, mounted at the front with mercury thermometer and hydrometer, with silvered brass barometer scale above with vernier, adjusted by bone handle below, surmounted by scrolling pediment and urn finial, 38½in (98cm) high This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: YY Subject to CITES regulations when exporting items outside of the EU, see clause 13.
Lot 431
A Dollond mahogany stick barometer, English, late 18th century,signed Dollond London, the bow fronted case with silvered brass scale and vernier adjusted by bone handle mounted below, the case with ebonised lining and shaped reservoir cover in ebony, and inset with adjustable hydrometer and mercury thermometer, with adjustable marker, 39in (99cm) high
Lot 721
Paul Paulin (French, 1852-1937): A patinated bronze figure of the young Mozartthe boy composer holding his violin in one hand and his bow in his other hand, the cartouche shaped base signed to the rear Pauli and with integral titled plaque MOZART, 61.5cm highThis lot is subject to the following lot symbols: TPTP Lots denoted with a 'TP' will be moved to an offsite storage location (Cadogan Tate, Auction House Services, 241 Acton Lane, London NW10 7NP, UK) and will only be available for collection from this location at the date stated in the catalogue. Please note transfer and storage charges will apply to any lots not collected after 14 calendar days from the auction date.
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