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Lot 78
STURGES JOHN: (1910-1992) American Film Director of The Magnificent Seven (1960) and The Great Escape (1963). T.L.S., John, with holograph salutation and subscription, one page, 8vo, n.p., July 1976, to Peter (sic; Petra). The printed text reads, in full, ‘Our friend on the foldover will arrive one day full size (and in colour) on a big ceramic ashtray as a memento of our association. It’s an original by Paul Bakshi and the whole process got completely out of hand from a time standpoint, but it will arrive and I do hope you’ll like it.’ To the verso is an illustration of an eagle who appears to have ‘crash landed’ with the United States and Great Britain flags in his beak. Scarce. Slight creasing, G
Lot 240
A large ormolo mounted 18th century ceramic padded satin lined jewel casket, the black ground decorated in the grotesque manner, surmounted by a blue scene of Pegasus carrying a Muse, the mounts having masks and paw feet. Some restorations. Impressed mark " Monterau, L.M&G ". Painted mark " H " or " HL "monogram, 27 x 17 x 20 cm high.
Lot 655
Packer (Charles). Paris Furniture by the Master Ebenistes, 1st ed., Newport, Ceramic Book Company, 1956, b&w plts., t.e.g., orig. cloth, 4to, together with [Rundell, Maria Eliza Ketelby], A New System of Domestic Cookery; Formed Upon Principles of Economy, and Adapted to the Use of Private Families, new ed., corrected, 1807, nine eng. plts., frontis. provided in facsimile, some staining and dust soiling etc., first & last few leaves slightly frayed to edges, 20th c. marbled boards with printed title label to spine, small 8vo (Cagle 971. this is the 3rd edition of the work), with Perdix Press. The Prologue to the Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer in the original text from Caxton’s First Edition, trans. Nevill Coghill, Salisbury, Perdix Press, 1984, t.e.g., orig. cloth gilt in d.j., large 8vo, limited ed. of 210 copies, signed by the publishers (this copy unnumbered), plus Black Library. Liber Necris, The Book of Death in the Old World, pub. Black Library, 2006, colour and b&w illusts., orig. black leather, lettered in red, with relief emblem of a skull to upper cover, 4to, limited ed. of 300 copies, this copy unnumbered, and other miscellaneous books, many in modern cloth bindings (including a few bound in leather), reference works, including John A. Collard, A Maritime History of Rye, 1978, Sue Hopson, Newbury, A Photographic Record 1850-1935, pub. Countryside Books, 1983, etc. (3 cartons)
Lot 98
A late 19th century mahogany dining table, the oval top with moulded rim and extending to accommodate a single extra leaf and raised on a pair of ring turned baluster columns each with a pair of conforming slender columns supported by serpentine moulded outswept legs with brown ceramic castors (approx 190cms extended)
Lot 140
A mid Victorian figured walnut, burr walnut banded and box wood marquetry inlaid card table, the fold over "razor blade" top revealing a shaped green baize lining and raised on 2 pairs of fluted tapering columns with foliate moulded knops on outswept serpentine moulded supports with white ceramic castors (95cms x 97cms opened)
Lot 7
A Coopered Tray with protruding luggie type handles either side, bound in brass bands 10 ins (25 cms) in diameter. A treen lemon squeezer; the two hinged wooden blocks centred by a pierced ceramic lemon holder 9¼ ins (23 cms) in length. Two scouring brushes made from bristles. Two treen spice boxes 4 ins (10 cms) high, 2½ ins (6.5 cms) diameter. A cutlery tray 12 ins x 10 ins (30 cms x 25 cms). [7] *
Lot 18
A Good Assortment of Treen Items: A 19th century sycamore butter worker with slightly dished base centred by a shaped handle 4 ins (10 cms) in height. Three cream scoops; 6¾ ins, 7 ins and 8 ins (17 cms, 18 cms & 20 cms) in diameter. A treen bowl 6 ins (15 cms) in diameter. Two treen platters 8¾ ins and 9 ins (22 cms and 23 cms) in diameter. A wide treen shovel or crumb pan 15½ ins (39.5 cms) long. A horn spoon carved with scalloped decoration; 7½ ins (19 cms) in length. A pair of treen spoons and a paddle approximately 10 ins (26 cms) each in length. A smaller treen spoon, 8 ins (21 cms). A ceramic jelly mould impressed with a bunch of grapes 7½ ins x 5½ ins x 3½ ins (19 cms x 14 cms x 9 cms). An 18th century wrought iron rush nip with candle socket; the twisted stem driven into a heavy ball turned base, 11 ins (28 cms) in height. [15] *
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