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Lot 717
VICTORIAN MAHOGANY LONGCASE SCOTTISH DRUMHEAD CLOCK the unsigned eight day two train movement with anchor escapement striking on a bell, the 12.5" brass dial with Roman numerals and outer Arabic seconds, subsidiary seconds at twelve and date at six, encased in a carved drumhead hood, the mahogany case with flame vaneered door, on plinth base with ball feet, 208cm high
Lot 735
CHARMING MINIATURE EBONISED LONGCASE CLOCK by Thomas Robbins, Chatham, the unsigned eight day two train fusee movement with anchor escapement striking on a bell, the signed 4.75'' brass dial with Roman numerals and Arabic outer seconds, on arched brass backplate with applied brass decoration, painted steel hands, encased in an arched hood with with glazed hinged door, on plinth base, 74cm high
Lot 736
EDWARDIAN GRANDMOTHER CLOCK Alexander Scott, Glasgow, the unsigned eight day two train movement with anchor escapement striking on gongs, the 6.5" silvered dial with Roman numerals, chime/silent dial at twelve, blued steel hands, encased in a moulded arched hood, the mahogany case with flame vaneered door, on plinth base with bracket feet, 165cm high
Lot 27
Keulen, Johannes van (c.1654-1715)Bookseller and publisher of Amsterdam, was founder of a family firm which lasted until 1885. His son Gerard van Keulen, grandson Johannes II and great-grandson Gerard Hulst van Keulen improved and updated later charts. His first publication was De Groote Nieuwe Vermeerderde Zee-Atlas Ofte Water-Werelt of 1680, in many languages and running to many editions. His other publication was De Nieuwe Groote Lichtende Zee-Fakkel, of 1681, which is essentially a pilot-guide with more text.A Chart of Ireland and the Irish Sea (1680)“Pascaart vande Canaal Engeland, Schotland en Yrland, Synde vande miswysingh en veel fouten verbetert door veel Ervaerne Stierlieden. T`Amsterdam. By Ioannes van Keulen, Boeckverkooper en Graedboogh maecker aende Nieuwbrug inde gekroonde Lootsman. Met Privilegie voor 15 Iaar.” From De Groote Nieuwe Vermeerdende Zee-Atlas Ofte Water-Werelt (1680). It is oriented with North to the right. Verso blank. 605 x 520.
Lot 3
Colom, Jacob Aertsz (1600-1673)Publisher, of Amsterdam, produced four chart atlases: DeVyerighe Colom (1632), The Upright Fyrie Colomne (1648), De Groote Lichtende ofte Vyerighe Colom (1651) and Atlas of Werelts-Water (1663).Jacob Aertsz ColomThe North Coast of Ireland with Coastal Profiles“De Custen van Yerlant tusschen Ranghleens en de Stakes van Brodhaven Nieulyx beschreven door Iacob Aertz. Colom. Met Privilegie.” This is a chart of the N-W coast of Ireland on the upper half of the page with Dutch text and coastal profiles below and the verso. It is from De Groote Lichtende ofte Vyerighe Colom. (1651). 540 x 240 (chart only) or 540 x 440 (chart and text).
Lot 4
Jacob Aertsz ColomA Chart of the British Isles“Pascaerte van Het Canael Tusschen Vranckryck en Engelant Van de west-zyde van Schotlant als Mede van Ierlandt Nieulix Wtgegeven Door Iacob Colom”, essentially a chart of the British Isles, from the Atlas of Werelts-Water (1663). Verso blank. 560 x 420.
Lot 41
Johannes van Keulen (c. 1654-1715)A Chart of Cork Harbour and Baltimore Bay (1734)“De Haven van Corke Geleegen Aan de Zuyd Kust van Irland de Dieptens syn in Voeten Gersteldt.” With separate imprint “Geteenkent en Uytgegeven door Gerardt Van Keulen, Boek en Zeekaart Verkooper tot Amsterdam. Met Privilegie.” There are also two insets of other parts of the south coast of Ireland. From De Nieuwe Groote Lichtende Zee-Fakkel (1734). Verso blank. 585 x 500.
Lot 48
Jan van Loon (c.1620-1686)A Chart of Ireland and England with Insets of Harbours“Pascaerte van Engeland, Schotland, Yerlant en een gedeelte van Franckryk, alles op syn behoorlycke cours veerheyt en breete geleyt, medewat diepte, droogte en ancker gront men op jder plaets heeft, int licht gebracht. t`Amsterdam, Door Iohannes van Loon, Plaetsnyder en Zee-caert-maecker.” This is the eighth chart in the Klaer Lichtende Noort-Ster Ofte Zee-Atlas (1661), and the second state with the additional number “8” in the lower right corner. It also has four rectangular insets of harbours in France and England in the lower right quarter. 540 x 435.
Lot 152
TWO MAHOGANY FINISH WALL MOUNTING DISPLAY CABINETS for die cast model cars each with framed and glazed hinged door, 27" (68.5cm) wide and the shallow glass shelves SMALLER DITTO 20 1/2" (52cm) wide THREE STAINED WOOD SHELVES a Woolworth picture of a ROLLS ROYCE 1907 SILVER GHOST framed and glazed AND SIX OTHER PICTURES VARIOUS (13)
Lot 227
Fishing: Revoil (Benedict Henry) Shooting and Fishing in Rivers, Prairies and Backwoods of North America, 2 vols. L. 1865. First English Translation, cloth, spines dam.; Young (L.J.H.) Sea-Fishing as a Sport, L. 1865. First, frontis cloth, stained; The Out of Door Library - Angling, 8vo L. 1898, principally in America; Lamber (T.W.) Fishing in British Columbia, L. 1907. First, cloth. (5)
Lot 390
Fishing: Stoddart (Thos. Tod.) Angling Reminiscences of the Rivers and Lochs of Scotland, L. 1887; Calderwood (W.L.) The Salmon Rivers and Lochs of Scotland, thick roy 8vo L. 1909. First Edn., cold. & bl. & white plts. 18 maps; Out-Door Sports in Scotland, Deer Stalking, Grouse, Shooting, Salmon Fishing, Golfing, Curling, etc., L. 1890. Second, frontis, all orig. cloth, good. (3)
Lot 1003
A stoneware flagon, printed for Beaufort Brewery, Wootton Bassett, 36 cm high, to/w a bottle from the Newport & South Wales Wine & Spirit Company, 24 cm, nine floral cut and mirrored glass door finger-plates, two pieces of cranberry glass and a cut glass butter dish (box) Condition Report Flagon good used condition Bottle covered in surface paint?
Lot 821
An 18th century oak estate bureau cabinet, probably Scottish, in two parts surmounted by an architectural arched pediment over a pair of cupboard doors having shaped, raised and fielded panels flanked by quarter turned pilasters, over a slope front enclosing drawers and niches around a door and upright 'secret' stores and over a slide top well and a shallow long drawer flanked by carved relief carved shells over two short and three long graduated drawers, flanked by conforming quarter turned pilasters, the whole raised on ogee moulded bracket feet Condition Report original country estate condition, good colour, numerous old repairs commensurate with age and type, the interior fitted with an strip light !
Lot 825
An 18th century George III estate oak and pollard oak low dresser, the wide two plank top over a dentil moulded frieze over a fielded panelled centre door flanked by three drawers to each side, 87 cm high x 192 cm long x 57 cm wide Condition Report good overall original structure, a few areas of spiced in repair to drawer front corners, moulding to bottom left corner missing, evidence of old worm commensurate with age and type, handles probably replacements for single drop originals but its not obvious !
Lot 566A
A George III oak 30 hour longcase clock, the 10 inch dial inscribed 'Phillips, Ashbourn' the hood with an overhanging cornice with plain dentil moulding, the glazed door opening to reveal single hour hand, silvered chapter ring with black Roman numerals, subsidiary dial, gilt spandrels to corners, the case door with marquetry inlay and opening to reveal single weight and pendulum, raised on bracket feet, 207cm high, complete with key
Lot 117
DOLMEN/GUINNESS, BRIAN.The Clock, with frontispiece by Augustus John and jacket drawing and vignettes by Tamsy Guinness, FIRST EDITION, Dolmen 203 March 1973, in boards in d/w, signed and inscribed to John Piper; together with Cronin, Anthony., Dead As Door Nails, FIRST EDITION, Dolmen 236 with Calder & Boyars London in association with Talbot Press; together with Fallon, Padraic., Poems, FIRST EDITION, Dolmen July 1974. (3)
Lot 391
FRIEL, BRIAN.Philadelphia Here I Come!!!, FIRST USA EDITION, Farrar Strauss & Giroux New York 1965, in unclipped d/w, fine condition, with a letter from Donal Donnelly (Irish Lead Actor) from Helen Hayes Theatre stage door address to Tim Vignoles whilst he was appearing in Philadelphia Here I come March 1966 New York; together with Dancing at Lughnasa, FIRST USA EDITION, Faber & Faber 1990, with photos from New York production, in unclipped d/w, mint. (2)
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