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Trajan. 98-117 AD. Dupondius, 13.30g (6h). Rome, 116-7 AD. Obv: IMP CAES NER TRAIANO OPTIMO AVG GER DAC PARTHICO P M TR P COS VI P P Bust radiate, draped right, seen from side. Rx: SENATVS PO - PVLVSQVE RO - MANVS S C Trajan in military dress rushing to right between two trophies, looking back at the one behind him and extending his right arm to complete it, and holding spear pointing downwards in left hand. MIR 586v (110 spec.). BM 1052. Cohen 356 (10 Fr.). RIC 676. Beautiful light green patination. Good VF/EF Ex Richard P. Miller Collection, acquired from Berk 160, 11 June 2008, lot 408 The two trophies probably represent Trajan`s twelfth and thirteenth imperatorial acclamations which he won during his Parthian campaign of 115-6 AD, the latter for his capture of the Parthian capital Ctesiphon (Strack, p. 226), a victory which earned him the title Parthicus that is recorded in the obverse legend

Set of three late 19th century/early 20th century oak carvings of medieval knights with helmets and shields, each standing on rock work base, below acanthus carved capital, 67cm high (3)

Two early 18th century walnut high back chairs, each with a cane seat and back, with moulded frames, one with a pair of Corinthian capital pilasters, each on Braganza type feet, the back leg of the Corinthian chair stamped `E M`, each with a squab cushion. (2)

A pair of Victorian walnut and marquetry glazed bookcases, each with an inverted breakfront, with a pair of Corinthian capital columns to a pair of doors enclosing two plush lined shelves, on castors, 42in (106.3cm) high, 42in (106.6cm) wide, 16in (40.5cm) deep. (2)

Pair composite columns and capital stands

A large 20th century carved pine column, modelled as a female figure, with a scroll capital and raised on a square plinth 28 by 28 by 100cm high.

A pair of late 20th century Adam style silver candlesticks, columnar form, relief decorated with swags, Corinthian capital sconces, square stepped bases, filled bases, London circa 1973, 24cm high

Capital De-Luxe American Art Deco wristwatch and two others

Bus and Tram hard and soft back books: by New Cavendish, Capital Transport and others with titles British Tramways, Last Years of the Generals and others, G-E (36)

A GOLD COLOURED METAL AUTOMATIC PENCIL, with floral capital top set with a bloodstone seal (a.f.) AND A SHELL CAMEO BROOCH, WITH GOLD COLOURED METAL FRAME (a.f)

An elegant Epns Specimen Vase and a heavy brass Paperweight in the form of a capital ''L''

Peter Pearson (b.1955) A Capital City Dublin Over St.Stephen's Green Oil on board, 74.5 x 105.5cm (29¼ x 41½") Signed and dated '04. Inscribed with title verso

A 19th Century Paraffin Lamp with etched globe, clear glass reservoir, corinthian capital and twist stem, 29in H

A 19th Century carved white marble capital of octagonal form, decorated with scrolls and leaves, height approx 38cm.

Beswick pig band comprising David Flutist, John Conductor, James Triangle, Andrew Cymbalist, Richard Horn, Daniel Violinist, Michael Bass Drummer, Matthew Trumpeter and Chris Guitar - all boxed (9) CONDITION REPORT All in good order. Black stamp with capital B. Original boxes, in good order. No booklets

Beswick pig band comprising Richard Horn, Chris Guitar, John Conductor, David Flutist, Andrew Cymbalist, James Triangle, Michael Bass Drummer, Matthew Trumpeter and Daniel Violinist - all boxed (9) CONDITION REPORT Black stamp with capital B. Flute loose. Horn loose. Original boxes, in good order. No booklets

Beswick pig band comprising Chris Guitar, John Conductor, Andrew Cymballist, David Flutist, Richard Horn, Michael Bass Drummer, Daniel Violinist and Matthew Trumpeter - all boxed (8) CONDITION REPORT Horn loose, otherwise good order. Original boxes, in good order. No booklets. All stamps are black with capital B

Correspondance adressée par (Sergueï) PLESCHEYEFF, à Christoph von Benckendorff. Pavlovskoe et St-Pétersbourg, 1790-1794. 4 l.a.s., 3 pp. in-4 et 10 pp. in-12, en français, une adresse au verso en russe. [ПЛЕЩЕЕВ, Сергей Иванович (1752-1802) -автограф] Четыре письма прозаика и переводчика, будущего вице-адмирала, состоявшего при цесаревиче Павле Петровиче С.И.Плещеева к Х.И. Бенкендорфу. На фр.яз. Между прочим Плещеев сообщает Бенкендорфу о рождении сына Константина и о том, что цесаревич думает оказать тому милость. Juillet 1790 : lettre de félicitations annonçant la naissance du dernier fils de Benckendorff, Constantin, et annonçant sa promotion auprès du Grand Duc sur la demande du Prince Potemkine ; Hier au soir, votre respectable et chère épouse a mis au monde très heureusement un enfant charmant. Vous avez actuellement dans votre famille les trois gâces (…) La mère et l’enfant, Dieu soit loué, se trouvent dans le meilleur état possible, soyez tranquile (…). Le Grand-Duc vient de me montrer la lettre qu’il a reçue du Pce Potemkine dans laquelle il est question de vous. Le Prince, sur la réquisition du Grand Duc, promet de vous donner une occasion sûre de vous distinguer (…). Il donne des nouvelles détaillées de sa famille. Août 1792 : Il lui rend compte de l’état de ses finances, attendant les sommes dûes du baron Stroganoff, avant de les placer entre les mains de la princesse Boriatinsky. Après cela, vous vous trouvez possesseur d’un capital de 27 mille R (oubles) (…). Votre dette à Demidoff sera payée (…). Etc. Novembre 1793 et février 1794 : sur l’achat de chevaux, concernant les meubles expédiés par Levenstern à Reval, dont l’envoi d’un billard, sur le séjour à Gatchina.

Aquinas (Thomas) SUPER QUARTO LIBRO SENTENTIARUM. (1481) Small folio (295 x 205 mm) 310 leaves including first blank with manuscript title, (a-z10, A-H10 (a1 blank, a2r text, H2v, printer`s device printed in red, H3r tabula, H10r quire register, H10v blank), 56 lines and headline, double column, initial spaces, unrubricated, printed in two columns in gothic type. Unbound but sewn to bands, the first blank is separated and the final gathering is nearly detached, there are stains, ink perhaps, penetrating the page, at the bottom of leaves e4, f4, f(8), i4, i(6), k2-k(9), m3, n2,n3, o1, o(6)-o(8), o(10),p1,p2. There is a separate blot on the text of leaf and a spot on the lower margin of F1 verso. There is also some, generally faint, water staining evident in the pages of the Tabula and Register, it has not affected the text or the written notes. There is a single narrow wormhole present in the lower margins of folios A(10) to D5, well clear of the printed areas.The final leaf has a fragment torn from the upper corner possibly as the result of an attempted repair and the margin is discoloured. There are manuscript notations in margin of the tabula. There is a solitary attempt at a pen and ink decorative capital on leaf b2. Page edges dyed light red. Overall a crisp copy. The Sententiae - Sentences of Peter Lombard was the standard theological reference work of its time. And Sentences were the considered judgments and opinions of experts on questions of faith and dogma, which Lombard had collected and classified in four parts – the fourth dealing with the sacraments. The individual topics - in each part were called and numbered as so many distinctions. This work was Aquinas` thesis for his master`s degree in theology, a discussion and evaluation of earlier opinions. British Library, Incunabula Short Title Catalogue: http://istc.bl.uk/search/search.html?operation=record&rsid=712435&q=9 Good Venice [Johannes Herbort, de Seligenstadt] for Johannes de Colonia, Jenson et Socii 1481 Reserve: $1250 Click here to view further details and to bid

Pair of George III Sheffield plate candlesticks, each having a plain tapered cylindrical column with a Corinthian capital and standing on a flared square foot with beaded border, 31.5cm high Some wear to plate, detachable sconces are missing - ** General condition consistent with age

Arts & Crafts copper wall mounted candle sconce having a hammered scroll shaped capital and terminal, the reflector plate with embossed foliate decoration, overall height 52cm A little buckled out of shape - ** General condition consistent with age

A REPORT OF THE EVIDENCE TAKEN BEFORE THE ROYAL COMMISSIONERS … FOR THE BOROUGH OF GREAT YARMOUTH, Great Yarmouth, J Cooper 1846, orig ptd paper wraps + “CITIZENS OF NO MEAN CITY”, NORWICH – THE EAST ANGLIAN CAPITAL, circa 1910, orig cl bkd bds + B COZENS-HARDY AND E A KENT: THE MAYORS OF NORWICH 1403 TO 1835 …, Norwich 1938, orig cl gt, worn + NOEL BOSTON AND ERIC PUDDY: DEREHAM THE BIOGRAPHY OF A COUNTRY TOWN, 1952, 1st edn, orig cl gt + A W AND J L ECCLESTONE: THE RISE OF GREAT YARMOUTH – THE STORY OF A SANDBANK, 1959, orig cl, d/w + JOHN SAPWELL: A HISTORY OF AYLSHAM, 1960, 1st edn, sigd and inscr, orig cl gt + CHRISTOPHER BARRINGER: NORWICH IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY, 1984, orig cl gt, d/w + AYLSHAM IN THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY, 1988, Aylsham Local History Society, orig card wraps + JOYCE GURNEY-READ: TRADES AND INDUSTRIES OF NORWICH, 1988, orig card wraps + JOAN ADAMS, CHRIS BARRINGER ET AL: EARLY NINETEENTH CENTURY AND VICTORIAN DEREHAM, 1989, 1st edn, orig card wraps + FRANK MEERES: A HISTORY OF NORWICH, 1998, 1st edn, orig cl gt, d/w (11)

A PAIR OF WILLIAM IV MAHOGANY BEDPOSTS spirally turned and carved with leaves and lotus, on bun feet with recessed castors, 271cm h, a further, smaller pair of bedposts and two others, 19th c (6) ++All showing the effects of long term storage in a damp estate outbuilding. One of the larger pair lacking the top 10inches or so that fits the tester. One of the two odd posts also lacking the plain element above the capital. The shorter pair wormed

TWO PAIRS OF GEORGE IV MAHOGANY BEDPOSTS one of reeded tapering section with crisply carved acanthus leaves above hollow fluting, on panelled base, the other spirally reeded, 179 and 165cm h ++First pair lacking the capital and lower part of the foot

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY AMBER TOPPED AND SILVER MOUNTED WALKING CANE, having a domed amber capital, plain silver mount, engraved with initials SFG, rubbed London marks and tapering ebonised shaft. 90cm(L) Condition Reports: Wear to marks, some knocks, dents to mount, marks and scratches.

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY BRASS STANDARD LAMP having three down-curved fittings over the adjustable action and Corinthian capital, the reeded column finishing with a foliate collar and laurel decorated base, on a stepped square platform and square feet. 161cm(h) Condition Reports: Marks, scratches and some dents, bending to top, tarnishing/oxidation, viewing advised.

A Tri-ang Minic single deck bus Red half-cab 18cm body with cream roof, plain metal shaped wheels and smooth black tyres, grey seating, black base plate. Friction drive, Tri-ang Transport to sides in gold capital letters. Registration LBL 174, single red light and Frog advert to rear. GC to VGC, light chipping, some re-touching, a little dusty inside. See Plate 3

Conder, Thomas 1778 Various Plans and Draughts of Cities, Towns, Harbours &c. Drawn from the Latest Authorities This very attractive sheet has five maps: "Plan of the Harbour of New-York and Parts adjacent", "The Town & Harbour of Boston &c.", "Draught of the River Delaware from Chester to Philadelphia", "Plan of the Harbour of Charles Town, South Carolina", and "Plan of the City & Harbour of Havana, Capital of Cuba". Each map is very detailed with city plans, islands, and channels. Filled with interesting and early place names: Old Town and New Town on Staten Island, Elizabeth Town, Penny Ferry, Inn de Marmoleno, Johnstons Fort, etc. Top and bottom have decorative garlands. 8.4" W x 11.9" H Some toning due to being backed with a non-archival matte that is darkest outside of the image`s border and remnants of hinge tape on verso.

Colton, Joseph Hutchins 1855 Territories of New Mexico and Utah The uncommon "First State" of this iconic map of the American Southwest, is distinguished by the lack of Colton’s name in the title or beneath the title. It depicts the new territories of Utah and New Mexico, which were created in 1854. Utah Territory encompasses all of today`s Nevada and extends west to the Continental Divide into present-day Colorado with Fillmore City as it`s capital. Nebraska and "Kanzas" territories bound Utah on the east. New Mexico Territory includes part of southern Colorado and stretches west to include Arizona and the southern tip of present-day Nevada. The map was compiled from information garnered by John Charles Fremont in the 1840s, Howard Stansbury in 1850 and the Pacific Railroad surveys of 1853-54. Fremont`s routes, proposed routes for the Pacific Railroad, the Cimarron Trail, the Oregon Route of 1843, the Spanish Trail and several other wagon roads are all traced. Wheat found this interesting map important enough to use as the frontispiece to Volume 4 of his "Mapping the Transmississippi West". It is one of the rarest and most desirable of all Colton atlas maps, dated and published in 1855. 15.4" W x 12.6" H Toned with faint damp stain at upper right. A short edge tear was repaired with archival tape, well away from the map.

U.S. Corps of Engineers, 1890-91 [Lot of 4] Map of the City of Washington Showing the Variety of Street Pavements… [and] …for the Use of the Engineer Department… [and] …Showing the Location of Sewers… [and] …Showing the System of Water Supply and Distribution… This set of thematic maps was published to show the large-scale improvements in the infrastructure of the city. They were prepared by Capt. W.T. Rossell of the Army`s Corps of Engineers to accompany the annual report of the Commissioners, District of Columbia. Each map carries the title "Map of the City of Washington..." and is drawn on an identical scale, showing the street pattern of Washington in great detail. Each has a specialized focus, with the titles continuing: 1) "Showing the Varieties of Street Pavements;" 2) "For Use of the Engineer Department District of Columbia;" 3) "Showing the Location of Sewers;" and 4) "Showing the System of Water Supply and Distribution." Each is colored to match its thematic legend. The first map is particularly handsome as it uses seven colors to indicate types of road surface. An important set of four matched maps that provide a remarkable look into the capital`s infrastructure in the early 1890`s. 27.5" W x 28" H Issued folding with light toning along a few folds and a few short splits at fold intersections.

1780-1853 [Lot of 2] Map No. 10 United States [and] L`Ancien et le Nouveau Mexique, avec la Floride et la Basse Louisiane. Partie Occidentale "A. “Map No. 10. United States”, by Daniel Burgess and Co., dated 1853, hand color (9.0 x 10.4”). A very nice map of the West that displays early territorial boundaries. New Mexico Territory is shown with the post-Gadsden Purchase border and the northern extension into today`s Colorado. Oregon and Washington extend to the Continental Divide and a huge Nebraska occupies the area to the east with a small area east of Utah labeled Kansas. The large Utah Territory extends from California to the Continental Divide and locates the capital at Fillmore City, and the “Great Salt Lake City”. Each state/territory is labeled with their population: Utah 11,000, New Mexico 62,000, Oregon 13,000, and California 264,000. Numerous Indian tribes and military forts are identified. Dated 1853, but likely published in 1854-55. Condition: Nice impression and color with a few brown stains. B. “L`Ancien et le Nouveau Mexique, avec la Floride et la Basse Louisiane. Partie Occidentale”, by Rigobert Bonne, circa 1780, black and white (9.3 x 13.8”). This handsome map covers the region of present day southern California, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas and Mexico. Excellent detail, particularly of the Jesuit missions in Mexico and the Southwest, and of the numerous Indian tribes. The map locates San Diego, Santa Fe, Taos, Acapulco, Cabo St. Lucas and many towns along the Sea of Cortez and Baja Peninsula. Six distance scales at lower right. Condition: On watermarked paper with faint offsetting and a few brown spots, one of which has a tiny pinhole only visible when held to light." #VALUE! See description.

Ulloa, Antonio de 1748 Plano Scenographico, dela Ciud.d delos Reyes, o Lima Capital delos Reynos del Peru… This intricate plan of fortified Lima appeared in Antonio de Ulloa and Jorge Juan`s "Relacion Historica del Viaje a la America Meridional...", a seminal work on South American geography, culture, and history written by the two scientists after nearly a decade spent exploring the continent. A birds-eye view choked with detail, the plan includes a key split between two decorative cartouches that lists 70 notable locations within the city. 21" W x 15" H Issued folding on thick, watermarked paper with minor soiling, faint offsetting, and a 2" binding tear confined to the left blank margin.

Moll, Herman 1745 [Lot of 5] A Plan of the City and Castle of Batavia [and] Topasses and Mardikers at Batavia [and] A Javanese Man and Woman [and] Merchant of Java. Malayan & his Wide as Habited at Batavia [and] Oran=Ootan. The Hooded Serpent. An Ape of Java "A. “A Plan of the City and Castle of Batavia” (10.8 x8.5”). A finely engraved bird`s-eye plan of the city and fortifications of Jakarta, the capital of the Dutch East Indies, based on a similar plan by Bellin. A detailed key at the bottom right identifies the buildings and sites of importance. In the harbor are three ships including a three-masted warship, and in “The Great River” are two smaller sailing boats.” In addition to the plan, there are four engravings depicting the natives of the region including: B. “Topasses and Mardikers at Batavia” (9.0 x 6.1”). C. “A Javanese Man and Woman” (9.0 x 6.3”). D. “Merchant of Java. Malayan & his Wife as Habited at Batavia” (9.1 x 6.2”). E. “Oran=Ootan. The Hooded Serpent. An Ape of Java” (8.6 x 5.8”)." #VALUE! There are a few minor spots in the images and light soiling confined to the blank margins.

Elwe, Jan Barend 1792 L`Afrique Divisee en ses Empires, Royaumes, et Etats… This handsome, large map of Africa was copied from Jaillot`s popular and influential map from more than a century earlier (1674). The cartography is typical for the seventeenth century with the Nile originating in two large lakes below the equator. The River Zaire (Congo) also arises from Lake Zaire. The Kingdom of Monomotapa is shown with its capital on the "Rio de Spirito Santa", and "Vigiti Magna" is also depicted. The map is richly embellished, also in the seventeenth century style, with two elaborate cartouches featuring allegorical figures and wild animals. 23" W x 18" H Attractive old color on paper with two elephant watermarks and light soiling.

A marble column, with a green veined column, and white base and capital

A PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER CANDLESTICKS, GEORGE ASHFORTH & CO, SHEFFIELD, 1777 square bases with stiff leaf borders and foliate festoons rising to columnar stems with drapery swags below the Corinthian capital sconces and stiff-leaf bordered detachable nozzles 27.5cm high, loaded

Historical Documents1460-1520 (c.), a large and impressive sheet of choral music in red and black in Latin text, the first page headed Stephen and the second "In festo" (feast) with a fine and detailed capital "A" in red and lilac. On vellum. 15x21½ inches; some light creasing and ageing but in remarkable condition for a page of this size. Photo Subject to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.

(x) Historical Documents1490 a part page from the Nuremburg Chronicle featuring a wood block engraving of a church and city wall; in a fine state of preservation. Also a piece from the Decrees of Pope Gregory (c.1500) printed in red and in black and includes and elaborate, 5-line initial capital. From the Gerald E. Wellburn collection. Subject to 5% tax on Hammer Price in addition to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.

Historical Documents1684 (5 Mar.) a large and impressive two page document with a large printed portrait of King James II in upper left corner within printed initial capital. The document is a decree of foreclosure between James Smith (and his wife) and Count Robert Legard concerning money of £85 and 8/- in Hereford. The document also mentions Trevor Garth and Robert Saltley. Large size (30 x 23½ inches), some typical age and folding faults but still a very desirable document, written in English and most unusual with the King's portrait. Photo Subject to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.

RAFAEL CORONEL Rata pinta con lombriz Firmado y fechado 73 al frente. Firmado y fechado R.C.A. 73 al reverso. Acrílico sobre lino. Agradecemos a Juan Coronel Rivera por la verificación de autenticidad de esta obra, septiembre de 2013. (N. Zacatecas, Zacatecas, 1931 - ) Ha presentado un gran número de exposiciones individuales en galerías e importantes museos internacionales. Entre muchos otros, ha expuesto en países como Brasil, Italia, Bélgica y Estados Unidos; en México ha exhibido en el museo del Palacio Nacional de Bellas Artes y el Museo de Arte Moderno. En 1959 Rafael Coronel realizó su primera exposición individual en el Palacio de Bellas Artes intitulada "Retratos". Asimismo ha recibido importantes condecoraciones y reconocimientos por su labor creativa a nivel internacional. En 1990 se creó el Museo Rafael Coronel que se encuentra en la capital de Zacatecas, su ciudad natal. Su obra está impregnada de fuerza, de una inquietud interna por entender los estados anímicos del hombre, de confrontar lo que otros no confrontan: la soledad, el abandono y la desesperación que se manifiesta en aquellos momentos en los que la vida hace crisis en el ser humano y a muchos se les apetece darse la vuelta y olvidarse de ahí, en ese estado miserable, existe un ser que se está aferrando a la vida como un culto a la existencia. Véase: "Rafael Coronel." Texto para exposición en la galería Vértice de Guadalajara, Jalisco. Octubre de 1999 y www.rafaelcoronel.com 150 x 150 cm

GUNTHER GERZSO Rojo - azul - naranja Firmado y fechado 73. Acrílico y tinta sobre papel. (N. Ciudad de México, 1915 - Ciudad de México, 2000) Su padre era húngaro y su madre alemana. Parte de su niñez y adolescencia transcurrieron en Europa. Cuando vivía en Lugano, Suiza conoció a Paul Klee. Regresó a México en 1931; en la capital realizó algunos diseños para vestuario y escenografía teatral. Más tarde viajó a Cleveland para continuar sus estudios en The Cleveland Playhouse. En 1940 dio sus primeros pasos como pintor autodidacta incentivado por su amigo el pintor Bernard. Sus primeras obras reflejan claramente una influencia surrealista que pronto abandonó por la abstracción. Ya como pintor, Gunther Gerzso abrió -con Carlos Mérida y Rufino Tamayo- un nuevo capítulo en la historia de la pintura contemporánea mexicana, al proponer una estética opuesta "al academismo y al ideologismo en que había degenerado el muralismo". A Gerzso le apasionó una imagen de la realidad con estilo diferente de sus coetáneos. Su planteamiento fue tan radical que su resultado fue totalmente de otra índole. La pintura en sí misma es su propio contenido. Un arte de relaciones y proporciones puras basado en ritmos dinámicos. No deseó representar ningún antecedente directo de la pintura, del mundo de la experiencia objetiva. Sino pintar estructuras mentales, sonoras, de reflejos recíprocos, ejerciendo influjo sobre el sentimiento y la inteligencia, comunicando una vivencia hecha visible, hecha real. Luis Cardoza y Aragón. Véase: TOVAR Y DE TERESA, Guillermo. "Repertorio de Artistas en México. Tomo II". México. Grupo Financiero Bancomer, 1996. Pág. 70. 48 x 66 cm

BERISFORD SOLERA 1914 Rare Amoroso Cream Sherry, bottle NO.88151. Shipped by Capital Wine & Travers, Harwich. 0.70 Lts., no strength stated. Good.

Approximately 55 books on London buses, including Routemaster, Greenline etc, including many Ian Allan and Capital Transport

BR Poster, `Inverness - The Capital of the Scottish Highlands` by Lance Cattermole, quad royal size 40" x 50". A vibrant image of the Queen`s own Cameron Highlanders marching along Ness Walk. Published by BR Scottish Region and printed by The Baynard Press. Many folds but overall good.

Spithead Review 1914, a one shilling chart showing the assembly of the fleet, and two photographs of capital ships steaming in line; and a small collection of naval aviation photographic prints.

A French variegated marble and gilt metal clock garniture, the clock with domed pediment supported on four columns with Corinthian capital and goblet bases, bode and serpentine glass panels, the white enamel dial with painted festoons and Arabic numerals, the French eight day cylinder movement with compensated mercury pendulum striking on a coiled gong, numbered 2574 55, 48cm high, along with a pair of ovoid ornamental urns with gilt metal handles and laurel bands to the foot, 37cm high (3)

The whisky of 1990. Blended and bottled by Whyte & Mackay distillers Limited. A unique blend to celebrate Glasgow as a cultural capital of Europe 1990. Volume 40%, 75cl. Some ullage losses (as per image) Oak brandy cask matured scotch whisky single Speyside malt distilled 1970 by Gordon & Macphail Elgin Scotland distilled 07/12/70 bottled 19/05/93 cask No 7293 40% volume, 70cl. Some ullage losses (as per image).

An attractive album of gouache Paintings on pith paper, mid 19th century, twelve well painted and depicting various scenes of men undergoing judgement and punishment, including capital, each with printed number and title in English, basically good condition, most not filling tapes around, original red silk over boards, worm eaten and worn, 24.5 x 36.2cm CONDITION REPORT: Exterior cover deteriorating, with holes and signs of worm. Some losses to bases but generally the main image undisturbed.

An Edward VII Candlestick with fluted column, corinthian capital on beaded, stepped square base, Chester 1904 and a square Cigarette Box, Birmingham 1926

An early 19th century style moulded glass pedestal bowl, raised on a column support with volute capital, on an octagonal spreading base. H. 34.5 cm.

A late 19th century carved ivory seal, in the form of a parrot on perch, 3in., together with a carved agate seal, 2.5in. and an ivory-handled seal with gilt-metal corinthian capital

A late 18th century carved oak capital, hand-written script verso "This block was one of the blocks that supported the cornice of the cupolo over the entrance to Montagu House, formerly the British Museum", 7in. high

Composite stone spiral garden column with Corinthian capital and on a circular base (height 134cm) and grey metal garden ornament formed as an armillary sundial with arrow-form gnomon, on a flat quadruped base (height 58cm) [decorative only, no marked graduations]

A VICTORIAN CLASSICAL STYLE OVERMANTEL MIRROR having inverted ball set pediment, twin flank pilasters with Corinthian capital and three bevelled plates, 91cm x 142cm

Alfred Walmark, a still life of lilies, oil on canvas, 75 x 54 cm (unframed) Condition report Report by JB The painting signed in the bottom left corner with a capital W in black and marked Alfred Walmark to the rear. Generally grubby, with noticeable dirt or discolouration to the white areas of the flowers. Light cracking to the surface, mainly contained to the centre and stems of the flowers. There is an unfortunate tear to the centre, just left of one of the flowers, ripping right through the canvas and with loss to the sand like staining.

An Italian convent Siena marble and gilt metal mounted pedestal, circa 1900, with square platform on a foliate cast capital, the shaft above a conforming socle and square base, 112cm high

R. KENT 1918 H.M.A.S. Australia Oil Signed and dated 1918 lower right Titled lower centre 29 x 44cm Illustrated online at www.mossgreen.com.au HMAS Australia was one of three Indefatigable–class battle–cruisers built for the defence of the British Empire. Ordered by the Australian government in 1909, she was launched in 1911, and commissioned as flagship of the fledgling Royal Australian Navy (RAN) in 1913. Australia was the only capital ship ever to serve in the RAN.

Colin Black The Lands and Peoples of Rhodesia & Nyasaland Adam & Charles Black, 1961, ex-library with usual stamps and labels, forward, appendix, index, photographs, map, 104 pages, 135 x 200mm, condition:good.The author was a Senior Information Officer in the Federal Capital, Salisbury, and Press Officer to the Prime Minister.The book was part of the Central Reference Library of the Transvaal Provincial Library and not lent out. Condition: good Publisher Place: London Publisher: Adam & Charles Black Publication Date: 1961 Size: 135 x 200mm Reserve: $20 Click here to view further details and to bid

DUNSTON L & T Young Pretoria 1889-1913 Fine book about the founders of Pretoria in the early days - and the buildings they erected in their new capital. A real find and a scarce book for the collector.. 331 pp with bw photos and numerous pen and ink sketches by the author. Very good condition in faux calf with heavy gilt titling on spine and front. Oblong quarto size, no dw. Condition: Very good Publisher Place: no place Publisher: Privately published Publication Date: 1975 Size: 300 x 200 mm Reserve: $120 Click here to view further details and to bid

A pair of Louis XVI style French white and green painted fauteuils, late 19th century, with ribbon-tied oval backs, foliate carved arm terminals and supports, and fluted tapered legs, with later striped upholstery (2) CONDITION REPORT: Repainted, old crack to capital of one front leg.