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Lot 425
Comenius (John Amos). Orbis Sensualium Pictus: hoc est omnium pricipalium in mundo rerum, & in vita actionum, pictura & nomenclatura. Visible World: or, A Nomenclature, and Pictures, of all the Chief Things that are in the World, and of Men's Employments therein; In above 150 Cuts ..., Translated into English by Charles Hoole, M.A. for the use of Young Latin Scholars, 12th edition, corrected & enlarged, London: printed for S. Leacroft, 1777, woodcuts on letterpress throughout, contemporary sheepskin boards, boards detached, spine cracked, 12mo, together withHelme (Elizabeth). The History of England, related in familiar conversations, by a Father to his Children... 2 vols., 1806, engraved frontispieces, some spotting, previous owners notes to endpapers dating from 1807, publisher's advertising leaf at rear of second volume, hinges with some cracking, contempory brown sheepskin, rubbed to edges with some loss, spines with gilt title, scuffed and worn, 12mo, plusThe Ladies Cabinet of Fashion, Music & Romance, volume 7, 1842, and The Nursery and Infant's School Magazine for 1832 edited by Mrs Cameron, 1832QTY: (5)
Lot 434
Lea (Mrs. Thomas). A Family Record in prose, and verses by Mrs. Thomas Lea, of Kidderminster, Tottenham: privately printed, 1848, additional title page (A Family Festival held at Blakebrook, December 26th, in the years, 1844/45/46), Tottenham: printed at a private press, 1848, 16pp. of text, bound with Verses of Mrs. Thomas Lea, of Kidderminster, 1848, Narrative of the First Sunday School at Kidderminster, established by Mr. Thomas Lea of that place, Tottenham, 1848, manuscript presentation inscription to front endpaper, 'Presented to Miss Sarah Lea by her affectionate Uncle J. W. Hill at whose press the book was put in type in the 86th year of his age', all edges gilt, original blind-stamped red cloth, some marks, boards detached with back strip deficient, slim 8vo, together with Lays of Ancient Babyland to which are added divers small histories not known to the ancients, dedicated with much respect, but without permission, to the babies of England, London; William Pickering, 1849, title printed in red and black, all edges gilt, original blind-stamped red cloth, lettered in gilt to upper cover, backstrip deficient, some light soiling and marks, small 8vo, plus [Ward, Mary]. A World of Wonders revealed by the Microscope. A book for Young Students, with coloured illustrations, London: Groombridge & Sons., 1858, 14 hand-colour printed plates, all edges gilt, original yellow chalk-glaze endpapers, original gilt decorated red cloth, a little frayed to upper joint, and to head and foot of spine, 8vo, and other 19th-century juvenile interests, including Jestiana, or Joke upon Joke: comprising of rich gems of humour, and smart bonmots extracted from the records of Momus interspersed with original and eccentric anecdotes, London: O. Hodgeson, circa 1830, hand-coloured frontispiece, all edges gilt, original cloth, 12mo, Etiquette for Ladies and Gentlemen; or the Principles of True Politeness: to which is added the Ballroom Room Manual, Halifax: Milner & Salby, 1861, hand-coloured frontispiece, all edges gilt, original blind-stamped light green cloth gilt, lightly rubbed and marked, 12mo, French Rhymes for the Nursery... by Mrs. Packer, London: David Mutt, 1869, A Manchester Book; The Cat in Chancery; or The Sum of the Cat,' A legend of Law; not contained in any of the records: in three bits, edited by a Master out of Chancery, London: Simpkin, Marshal & Co., Manchester J. Haywood, circa [1858], The Child's First Step to English History, by Anne Rodwell, London: Harvey & Darton [1844], Mrs. Gatty's Parables from Nature, 1st, 2nd & 3rd series, mixed editons, 1857-68, The Parents Cabinet of Amusement and Instruction, new edition, 1838, James Gall, An Easy Guide to the Constalations with a minature Atlas of the Stars and key maps, circa 1850s (attractively gilt-decorated upper cover), mostly original gilt-decorated publishers cloth, small 8vo and 12moQTY: (40)
Lot 313
A very fine and comprehensive light-brown leather desk-set comprising: dome-topped compartmentalised stationery cabinet, pen-stand with central hexagonal glass tray labelled 'Val St Lamvert' (Belgium) and with two gilt-metal pen-holders, a large folding gilt-metal-mounted paper- holder, a desk paper-tray and weighted cover, a matching gilt-metal and leather desk-calendar, notepad with folding lid and a matching desk-blotter
Lot 544
A late 19th century rosewood and boxwood-strung Davenport Desk; three-quarter gilt metal galleried stationery cabinet above sloping fall with original leather top opening to reveal compartment space and two half-width drawers within a bird's eye maple interior, four true and four dummy drawers opposing, the whole with late 18th century style marquetry of urns and swags etc., raised on boxwood strung legs terminating in castors (56.5cm wide x 94cm highest x 57cm deep)
Lot 590
A late 18th / early 19th century French provincial side cabinet (oak/chestnut ?): the moulded overhanging top above single top drawer with iron loop-handle, further over a single arched, fielded panel door, further fielded panel sides and raised on moulded stile feet (79cm wide x 43cm deep x 116cm high)
Lot 611
An unusual oak cabinet-on-stand (mostly 18th century): the central panelled cupboard door above two hinged flaps opening vertically to reveal compartmentalised interior with a pull-up vanity mirror to the rear, further flanked by two graduated drawers each side with polished brass handles; raised on stand with turned tapering front legs terminating in pad feet (114cm wide x 32cm deep x 183.5cm high)
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