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Metal wares to include a copper coal hod, a folding brass fireguard, a lidded copper cooking pan, a pair of brass candlesticks

Siltal, Italy: three covered cooking pots with shaped chrome handles, decorated with hieroglyphics and Egyptian figures, two in orange and one in blue, the largest 38cms wide including handles.

A box containing various volumes including 'An Illustrated companion into Lakeland'- Walt Unsworth, 'Road Book of Europe' and 'Discovering Britain' - AA, also cooking interest

Twenty-Five Ladybird Books, later editions including Tootles the Taxi, Cooking, Danger Men (1970 first edition), etc

A collection of Homepride collectables including a mug, a cake tin, figures, cooking utensils, a Homepride recipe book etc.

A quantity of tins and packaging relating to cooking including a large Bisto tin, a Palethorpes' Sausages box, "Tristella Shredded Suet" etc.

A 17th Century Ironwork Hanging COOKING POT HOLDER with open frame and rounded base 51cm high

A 17th Century cauldron-shaped Cast Bronze COOKING POT on peg feet with wrought iron folding handle 34cm across handles 24cm high

Miscellaneous Crested Ware, including five large Goss Ware vessels ''Roman Vase', Milk Jug, Beaker, Welsh Milk Urn and a Celtic Drinking Cup together with a quantity of smaller crested ware vessels including 'Colchester vase', 'Kettering Urn', 'Ancient Lamp', 'Candlestand', 'Antique Pipe', 'Maltese Vase', 'Flemish Bottle', 'Ancient Cooking Pot', 'Roman Ewer', 'Scarboro Kettle'.

A French enamel heater (converted for lighting) and a cast iron small cooking range (2)

A TRAY OF KITCHENALIA TO INC COOKING POTS ETC PLUS A COPPER WARMING PAN, BREAD BIN ETC

A Victorian copper novelty tape measure in the form of a cooking pot,and a miniature stained wood Cointreau bottle shaped dice holder, (2).

Late 18th early 19th century copper cooking pot with loop hanger and brass seam

TRADE CATALOGUES: FRANK RIPPINGILLE'S PATENT COOKING STOVES, England's gift a blessing to all Nations, 16pp, original pictorial soft cover, previous owners book plate, Baylis & Son, circa 1890, with a flyer for 'The Albionette' stove loose laid in and four larger Rippingille's trade catalogues (6)

A metal cooking pot and lid

Two boxes of books, mainly royalty, cooking and reference titles

A WROUGHT IRON STEELYARD BEAM BALANCE BY WESTWOOD TOGETHER WITH A VERY LARGE CAST IRON SHALLOW COOKING PAN WITH ENAMELLED INTERIOR 97 CM OVERALL, A BRANDING IRON, TWO SMOOTHING IRONS AND OTHER METALWARE, 18TH & 19TH CENTURY. (QTY)

An 18th Century brass and iron downhearth cooking pan, length 56cmNotes: 'Downhearth' refers to cooking in the embers of the fire directly on the stones

15 old books on cooking and housekeeping

Roman, Imperial Period, ca. 2nd to 5th century CE. A large round mortaria, made of a smooth greyware, with a wide, flanged rim and distinct flat foot. Mortaria were bowls with coarse sand or grit embedded in the internal surface (which you can feel when you run your hand over this); they were made for pounding or mixing foods. They greyware fabric here may be indicative of an eastern British manufacture, like from the Cambridge area. Size: 12.3" W x 4.4" H (31.2 cm x 11.2 cm)Mortaria are frequently found in the furthest outposts of the Roman Empire, a sign of the standardized spread of Roman cooking methods. Mortaria were hugely important at forts and their remains are often found in great quantities there - both imported and produced in local marketplaces. Provenance: Ex-Private German collection Condition: Repaired from multiple pieces All items legal to buy/sell under U.S. Statute covering cultural patrimony Code 2600, CHAPTER 14, and are guaranteed to be as described or your money back. A Certificate of Authenticity will accompany all winning bids. We ship worldwide and handle all shipping in-house for your convenience. #118480

A Middle Eastern copper cooking vessel; another, larger (2)

TWO BOXES OF BOOKS AND GUIDES, TO INCLUDE COOKING, HISTORICAL LANDMARKS, ETC

VARIOUS AUTHORS A LARGE QUANTITY OF SUNDRY BOOKS NON-FICTION BOOKS, MANY RELATING TO COOKING, TO INCLUDE: Josling, Peter. The Heart of Garlic. Berry, Mary. Family Cooking. Baxter, Stephen. Emperor etc. . . Contents of three boxes.

22 new miniature saucepans & cooking pots including 6 copper

Ceramic fish cooking pot

Liebig Cards, Misc., Painters Caricatured (F249), Puzzle Pictures XIII (F594), Duelling (F625), Dreams (F647), Commerce (part set 5/6 F695), King Drosselbart (f707), The Simplon Tunnel (F869), Light & Illumination (F961), Towers (F1032), The Art of Cooking in Different Ages (F1038), The Glove as a Symbol (F1141) and National Prisons and Celebrated Historical Prisoners (F1739) (gd/vg)(12)

A quantity of thermometers to include cooking / dairy, and a weighing spoon

Forty pieces of mixed crested china to include W H Goss & Gemma; Polperro Cornish bussa, Moreton in Marsh Roman vase, Ealing ancient cup, Dorchester Roman cup, Totnes Devon cooking pot etc.

Cast iron cooking pot and cover by T. Sheldon and Company Ltd. Wolverhampton, together with a metal jug with swing handle. (2)

A quantity of hardback books, including cooking

A large cooking pot and a selection of brass beer taps etc

French Copper Circular Cooking Pot with Brass Handles

A large quantity of assorted books to include fiction, titles relating to antiques, gardening and cooking, etc

EARLY BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS ON SCOUTING AND THE GIRL GUIDES Baden-Powell (Lord Robert) Scouting for Boys A Handbook for Instruction in Good Citizenship, 1908, London, C. Arthur Pearson Ltd. 8vo, Fourth Impression of the first collected edition in the publisher's spotted, chipped and frayed white pictorial wrappers. Clearly signed 'Baden-Powell of Gilwell' to Half Title. Closed tear from chip to upper wrap, with ownership inscription in pencil to upper corner; lower wrap detaching, spine very frayed [&] Baden-Powell (Agnes) The Handbook for Girl Guides or How Girls Can Help Build the Empire, [1912], London, Edinburgh etc., T. Nelson & Sons, publisher's 12mo pictorial blue cloth. Signed 'Agnes Baden-Powell' to loosely-inserted slip headed Girl Guides' Association Veteran's Camp, dated 1932 in pencil. Binding with edge ware, ink ownership inscription to foxed f.f.e.p., text block coming a little loose. [with:] Robinson (William Heath) A ''Jamboree'' of Laughter From a Boy Scout's Diary, [c.1918], London, A.V.N. Jones & Co., pp. [24] 4to booklet, original brown printed wraps, 20 full page cartoon illustrations by Robinson, publisher's adverts. Trace of diagonal crease, staples a little rusting, otherwise a well-preserved copy. [together with:] Campcraft for Girl Guides, 1947, 12mo, green pictorial cloth; Kerr (Rose, Compiler) The Story of a Million Girls Guiding and Girl Scouting Round the World, 1937, 8vo, Second Impression, rubbed plain blue cloth; two 12mo pamphlets in pictorial wraps, viz. Backwoods Cooking, 1954 [&] Lightweight Cooking, 1962, both Patrol Books no 17 (7). Scouting for Boys was originally published in fortnightly parts from January 1908. Through its many editions and translations it has remained continuously in print, and is estimated to have sold more copies worldwide than almost any other text, excluding the Bible. At first Baden-Powell seems to have anticipated a co-educational movement, but agreed to produce a separate training manual for girls, in association with his sister Agnes.

A substantial steel twin handled oval cooking pot, cover and interior drainer and a continental copper jug and cover with embossed lid, brass finial and tapering body. Est £30-50

Stoneware cooking pots, jars and foot warmers, together with two flagons, J H Jones & Sons 1949, and S F Jones & Sons, Manchester 1938, (qty).

BAG OF COOKING PANS AND BAKING TINS

A set of six copper cooking pans with brass handles, and three copper skillets, similar

Clark & Co 31/2 gallons cooking pot, iron base with metal top; and one other similar (2)

A SELECTION OF LE CREUSET COOKING ITEMS

Large collection of cooking utensils to include: various trays; two handled and other cooking pans; colander etc.

Collection of various cooking utensils to include: two handled pans of varying sizes; warming dishes; snack trays; other rectangular trays etc.

A mixed Collection of Ceramics To include a collection of Beswick Beatrix Potter figures to include Hunca Munca, Peter Rabbit, Timmy Willie, Samuel Whiskers, Johnny Town-mouse, Mrs Tiggy Winkle, together with a group of Royal Albert figures, old Mrs Bouncer, Mrs Rabbit Cooking, Aunt Pettitoes, Hunca Munca Spills the beans, and Samuel Whiskers. (qty)

A Leach Pottery stoneware cooking pot with lid, together with a small jug.

1st-3rd century AD. A bronze cooking vessel comprising a squat bowl with chamfered flange rim, waisted flat-section handle, flared base with inset panel. 729 grams, 40cm (15 3/4"). From a German collection; acquired on the German art market before 1990. [No Reserve]. Fine condition; base distorted.

Rowling, J. K., Eight Harry Potter volumes, assorted paperbacks, hardbacks, large quantity of books on cooking and framed Beatrix Potter prints (3 boxes)

METAL WASH TUB. Please note cooking vessels are next lot - photographed together for scale. NR

PAIR CAST IRON COOKING VESSELS. Inc. oval shape cooking pot & cast iron frying pan. (2) Please note metal wash tub is previous lot - photographed together for scale. NR

A Copper Kettle, cooking Bowl and coal Scuttle.

A LARGE COPPER COOKING PAN WITH BRASS HANDLES ALONG WITH A BRASS AND IRON TRIVET

Five Royal Albert Beatrix Potter figures - Cecily Parsley, Mrs. Rabbit & Bunnies, Mrs. Rabbit cooking, Benjamin ate a lettuce leaf and Benjamin wakes up

Two cooking pots, along with a wicker egg basket in the form of a chicken

Tinplate dolls’ house fireplaces and ranges: comprising red painted fireplace with grate - 41?8in. (101?2cm.) high; a green and black painted example; a repainted black fireplace; a small scale black painted range stamped England; and a uncoloured cooking range

Dolls’ house chattels: including a Art Deco wooden mantel clock with indistinct stamp on back - 21?2in. (61?2cm.) wide; a B.C.M. typewriter; a large cooking pot with lid; a lead parrot and a pink telephone

A child’s cooking set, in original box; a wooden mangle; The Little Shopkeeper’s Toy Scales, in original box; and other items

ARR ACHILE VAN SASSENBROUCK, (1886-1979), Still life of copper and brass cooking vessels, on a stone ledge, oil on canvas, signed to lower right, 80cm x 90cm. See illustration

A TRAVELLING COOKING SET with aluminium pans and utensils, in a fitted wood case, overall 19.5cm x 51cm x 34cm.

A quantity of vintage porcelain dolls house accessories, including; plates, cups, saucers, a wash jug and basin and various cooking equipment, also miniature painted wooden plates and cups, and a larger white painted dresser with painted tin storage containers, 38.5cm high (qty).

John Coburn, ink cartoon entitled ' Jamaica Rose Cooking Chicken Foot Soup and Dumplings ', dated '89, 8ins x 9ins, together with two 20th Century oils on canvas, signed J.E Rees

A 19th Century saucepan shaped brass water scoop, a 19th Century polished steel cooking peel and a 19th Century wrought iron cooking fork with decoration to stem (3)