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Lot 173
A Chippendale revival mahogany corner cabinet on stand, possibly Irish, architectural pediment above a deep frieze and an astragal glazed door, flanked by reeded pilasters, shaped apron carved with acanthus, shaped stretchers with octagonal upstand, cabriole legs, fluted pad feet, 219cm high, 90cm wide, c.1890
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Lot 3855
Miscellaneous - Salmon (William, M.D.), The Family Dictionary: or, Houfhold (sic) Companion, Containing I. Cookery [...], II. Pastry [...], III. Confects (sic) [...], IV. Potable Liquors [...], V. Perfuming [...], VI. Husbandry [...], VII. Preparations Galenick (sic) and Chymick (sic) [...], fourth edition, with above Eleven Hundred Additions interfpers'd thro' the whole work, Printed and Sold by A. Bettefworth (sic) and C. Hitch, at the Red Lion in Pater-Nofter (sic) Row, London 1734, pp: [xiv], 560, contemporary calf, raised bands to spine with gilt compartments, pastedown and recto endpapers inscribed in two 18th century hands with annotations and notes on consumption in ink MS, large 12mo (faults, wormed); Henry (William), An Epitome of Chemistry [...], second corrected edition, J. Johnson, London 1801, contemporary calf, 16mo; Maunder (Samuel), Treasuries: History, Scientific & Literary, Geographical, Biographical, Natural History and Knowledge, six-volume set, Longman, Brown, Green, Longmans, & Roberts, London 1858 - 1862, full-page engraved frontispieces, contemporary calf gilt spines with gilt lettered red morocco title labels, later calf boards en suite, large 16mo; A Treatise on Meteorological Instruments [...], by Negretti & Zambra, Published and Sold at [their] Establishments, London 1864, line engravings and diagrams illustrating text throughout, contemporary buckram, 4to; Nicholson (Peter), Practical Carpentry, Joinery, and Cabinet-Making [...], Revised by Thomas Tredgold, London 1847, full-page engravings, contemporary quarter-calf and marbled boards, 4to; Day (Thomas), The History of Sandford & Merton: A Work Intended for the Use of Children, two-volume set, F.C. and J. Rivington [...], London 1818, engraved frontispieces, contemporary calf gilt, 12mo; The Family Testament and Scholar's Assistant [...], seventh edition, London 1788, contemporary Hessian binding over calf boards, 12mo; Continental works; some for children; various bindings and sizes; etc
Lot 3739
Photography - American Cabinet Cards - studio portraits, individuals and groups, including a gentleman and his wife of Native American descent; a Jewish boy by Schenck, Minerva, Ohio, various studios and locations, Wissler of Canton, Ohio; other Canton photographers; Taylor of Detroit, Michigan; New York, Williamsport; Boston; etc (32)
Lot 3489
Natural History - Geology - a large and extensive collection of British and World geological and some paleontological specimens, in the rough and polished, annotated and displayed in transparent collector's cases, accompanied with a typed inventory and a MS purchase book; a large amethyst section, 25cm wide; a selenite sphere, 7cm diam; fossil, chrysanthemum stone, 5.5cm high, China; a pyramidical glazed display cabinet; reference books, (3); qty
Lot 3746
Photography and Ephemera - an interesting collection of mid-19th century and later photographs, including carte de visities and cabinet cards, various, including some Derbyshire and Nottingham photographers; 20th century photographic portraits; post-WW2 RAF; pre-WW2 Polish soldier, uniform and civilian clothes, with later formal shots taken in Israel following probable resettlement; topographical, Israel and Palestine, b/w; Royal visit of HM the Queen, colour; a set of 1930s family albums, including day trips, b/w topographical postcards and larks; WW1 b/w postcards of France, various; a few coloured postcards; etc
Lot 3735
Photography - a collection of Victorian and later photographs, including the Balmoral musical album, enclosing some carte de visites and cabinet cards portraits, gilt-tooled leather binding, chromolithographed card leaves, gilt edges, large 4to, c. 1860, (faults); other early 20th century b/w family photograph albums, some holidays and topography; further loose photographs, 19th century and later, (qty)
Lot 3799A
Local Interest - Cammell of Brookfield Manor, Hathersage, Derbyshire - a collection of 19th century and first half of the 20th century ephemera, including photograph albums, some postcard and manuscripts, including a late Victorian embossed leather photograph album of the house, garden, estate and the family at leisure and country pursuits, many taken by F. Arkwright and some dated 1887, each annotated in ink MS with scene and sitters; a late Victorian/Edwardian buckram album, Sunny Memories, similar to the former but with some additional interiors and Derbyshire topography; a holiday album, Relating how G.H. Cammell Esqr and Family went to Jersey and back in 1902, compiled, inscribed by Iris Cammell (presumed daughter), signed and titled, applied with b/w photographs and heavily annotated and inscribed throughout in ink manuscript, b/w photographs include fellow Derbyshire neighbour the Strutts who holidayed alongside, ships sailed, hotels, local characters and topography; accompanied by an ink manuscript on paper poem regarding the holiday, with references to travelling, scenes and attending Sherlock Holmes the play; a folio of watercolours, by I.G. Cammell (Iris?), including cowboys and fanciful scenes of the American West, Windsor Castle and presumed Derbyshire topography; late Victorian portrait silhouette of a lady; cabinet card and carte de visite portraits; later photograp albums; postcards; (archive)
Lot 528
Two Flight Bar and Bar Worcester cabinet plates, each depicting a central landscape scene with a fanciful bird to the foreground, green border and gilded rim, impressed marks to base, 8 1/2" dia, along with a late 19th century continental cabinet plate, garden scene with roses and two fanciful birds, yellow edge border and gilt decoration, gold anchor mark to base, 8 3/4" dia (3)
Lot 2651
Very extensive and comprehensive collection of French coinage covering almost one thousand years from the 9th Century, Charles the Bald to Louis XVI, in a vintage Spink collectors' cabinet with sixteen trays, each coin labelled and with separate booklet and collectors' notes. The collection briefly comprises: Medal, memorial/funeral commemorative coins of Napoleon and Louis XVI, Louis XV Ecu, crown sized coins c1726 etc including Matthew Bolton minted examples; late 18thC 5 Sol and 2 Sol, Louis XVI copper, Louis XV and XVI copper, Henry III and IV, Louis XIII feudal hammered copper, French Royal coinage, Henry III-Louis XII hammered silver, Charles the Bald 9thC, Louis VI-Henry III with at least one example of each reign, excluding Louis X and Francis II, Crusader Knights silver hammered coins of the XII, XIII and XIX centuries, Papal coinage issued for use in Avignon, all XVI century hammered, Knights of St John Malta, Portugal, Genoa, Sicily, Athens etc, feudal hammered silver of the XII, XIII and XIV centuries covering most of France, includes enthroned King example to a groat size Denier, Provence, Cahors, Toulouse regions of southern France. Together with Sotheby's catalogue, Bordeaux reference book and Feodales Doubles and Deniers book
Lot 899
A George III mahogany collectors'/estate cabinet,the upper section with a wire grille door enclosing pigeonholes and drawers, with lacquered brass pulls, the base with twin panelled doors enclosing fitted drawers, on bracket feet,82cm wide37cm deep203cm highProvenance: The Tim Wonnacott Collection.
Lot 548
Late Victorian mahogany and satinwood inlaid free standing corner display cabinet, circa 1900, the top with a dentil inlaid cornice over an astragal glazed door, crossbanded and opening to a velvet lined interior with a single shelf, the base fitted with a recessed panel inlaid door, opening to a shelf raised on bracket feet, width 75cm, height 200cm
Lot 573
George III mahogany and inlaid free standing corner display cabinet, circa 1800, having a moulded cornice with frieze inlaid with boxwood and harewood ovals, astragal glazed door with boxwood line inlays opening to three shelves, over a single drawer and a base fitted with a recessed panel cupboard door, raised on short bracket feet, width 77cm, height 199cm
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