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Click here to subscribeTheresa May signed 8x12" colour photo, Theresa May is outside No. 10 door talking to the press. Theresa Mary, Lady May is a British politician who served as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom and Leader of the Conservative Party from 2016 to 2019. Good Condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99
* Gillray (James). End of the Irish Farce of Catholic Emancipation, H. Humphrey, May 17th 1805, etched caricature with aquatint, bright contemporary hand-colouring, large margins, some later pencil marginalia, some adhesion scaring to the verso, 385 x 460 mm, together with a smaller example of the same image, published in 'London und Paris', old folds, 255 x 310 mmQTY: (2)NOTE:BM Satires 10404.An illustration addressing the emancipation of the Irish Catholics from England. Gillray appears to have been anti-Catholic, but such prejudice was widespread in early 19th-century England, to the extent that Catholic men could not hold public office and in many cases were not even allowed to vote. An Irish Petition for Catholic Emancipation was defeated in Parliament. Gillray shows supporters of the motion knocked over by a blast of wind from the lips of Prime Minister William Pitt, Home Secretary Lord Hawkesbury (Robert Jenkinson), and former Prime Minister Addington (all seen on the left). The bill's supporters are dressed in bishops' robes and are swept off their feet. A French tricolour implies that the petition was surreptitiously backed by France. The group tries in vain to reach St. Peter, who stands beside a door opened to “Popish Supremacy.”The verse below the image is taken from Milton's 'Paradise Lost'.
Robertson (William). [Sha'ar 'o petah 'el lashon ha-qodesh]. A Gate or Door to the Holy Tongue, Opened in English. Containing. 1. The chief and necessary grounds of the Hebrew Grammar; 2. A Table for the Hebrew Roots ... 3. A Praxis to the Grammar and the Table..., London: Printed by J. Flesher, for Joseph Cranford, 1653, [12], 131, [5] pp., first line of title in Hebrew script, light fraying to upper margin of title slightly affecting manuscript signature, verso of title with inscription 'The Gift of J. Edmondson to his friend W. Simpson, August 11th, 1830', final leaf with catchword 'the' (however text appears complete and collates with other institutional copies, except this copy contains two additional text leaves at rear), few early marginal annotations, some toning, minor damp-stains to lower outer corners, occasional light dust-soiling mostly to title, modern light brown crushed morocco-backed marbled boards, gilt decorated spine with black morocco title label, small 8vo QTY: (1)NOTE:Wing R1612.
Brooklin Models, boxed pair of 1/43rd scale models comprising of BRK17 1952 Studebaker Champion Starlight Coupe along with BRK29 1953 Kaiser Manhattan Four Door Sedan. Conditions generally appear Excellent in generally Fair to Good boxes with crushing, torn end flaps, scuffing etc. See photos.
NEO Scale Models, a boxed 1:43 scale pair comprising of NEO44091 Dodge Custom Royal Lancer Convertible along with NEO44094 Dodge Custom Royal Lancer 2-Door Hardtop. Conditions appear generally to be Near Mint to Mint in Good rigid Perspex cases and generally Good outer slip sleeves. Some would benefit from a clean. See photos.
A Japanese lacquer cabinet on later stand, Meiji era The twin doors with shaped brass hinges and escutcheon, decorated with a landscape scene with dwellings amid rocks and trees, enclosing a series of fifteen drawers with further lacquer decoration of landscape vignettes, on an early 20th century lacquer stand raised on cabriole supports terminating in claw-and-ball feet. 100cm wide x 53cm deep x 138cm high (cabinet 93cm wide x 44.5cm deep x 77cm high) Provenance:The collection of Harry Davies Campbell, thence by descent to the vendor. Harry Davies Campbell Jones (1863 - 1935), was a Senior Manager of the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation. He began his service there in 1882 in London, working in Singapore, Manila, Japan, and London. In 1907, Harry went to Japan as Manager of the HSBC in Japan. When he left in 1911, the Japanese Government awarded him the Order of the Rising Sun of Japan. Condition:The top has some splitting and flaking of the lacquer. Left door has also some splitting and flaking of the lacquer outside, inside and along the top edge, presumed from shrinkage of the boards. Similar but much less pronounced flaking to the outside of the right door. Back bottom brass brackets bent and lifting. Front right bottom corner bracket bent and lifting. Chip and loss to lacquer left side lower edge. Interior fair with some minor signs of age including a missing ring to the bottom drawer left handle. Stand/base has general signs of age and cosmetic marks.
A Japanese parquetry and lacquer jewel / treasure cabinet, Meiji eraThe twin doors applied with lacquer panels of cockerels enclosing six parquetry-fronted drawers, above a single long drawer.44cm wide x 25cm deep x 40cm highProvenance:Private mid-Wales collection, the property of a lady.Condition:Fair condition with signs of age and use including veneers lifting to the back and right side, split to the back right top corner, left door hinges need re-attaching, interior appears good.
A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY VENEERED AFTER WYLIE & LOCHHEAD TWO DOOR WARDROBE with moulded cornice over pair of rounded doors with arched beaded detail concealing fitted interior of two asymmetrical hanging compartments over three short and one long drawers on plinth base, 200cm high x 149cm wide x 61cm deep Condition Report:Available upon request
A lot comprising two assorted 20th century stained glass hanging cabinets the larger having two leaded stained glass doors depicting dolphins, 44cm high x 95cm wide x 28cm deep and the smaller with single leaded stained glass door depicting hares, 44cm high x 56cm wide x 30cm deep (2) Condition Report:Available upon request
A good 1920s oak dining suite, comprising draw-leaf table on carved pineapple supports, length 132cm, four oak framed and leatherette dining chairs on block feet, sideboard with raised back above carved detail and three panelled doors above three panelled cupboard doors on carved pineapples and blocks, width 177cm, depth 62cm, height 131cm, and a matching cabinet with central carved and panelled door flanked by pair of glazed doors on block legs, width 138cm, depth 40cm, height 146cm (7)
MINI; a 2006 three door car, PF06 LVS, with MOT until 19/08/2024, mileage approx 141,000.Buyer's premium for this lot is 10% + VAT Condition Report: The car comes with service history up too 2019 (116257 miles), V5C, MOT test certificates from 2020, 2022 and 2023 and has a current MOT which runs out 19/08/2024. Also includes various receipts from work carried out. The car starts. The front tyres are below the legal limit and there seems to be an issue with the drivers rear suspenion when setting off. Car tax would need to be arranged by the buyer.
A 19th century oak and marquetry table cabinet, with two doors enclosing eight drawers around a central door inlaid with views of rural villages, height 26cm, width 33cm, depth 23cm.This cabinet was used by the vendor's grandfather, a chemist from Dryepondt Pharmacy in Bruge, to house some of his medicines, in the early to mid-20th century. The origin of the chest prior to this is not known. Condition Report: Exterior with expected age wear and with cracking and lifting of the veneer. General scuffs and scratches. All metal hinges, handles etc tarnished throughout and some are loose. The lock to the central door is replaced and there is loss to the marquetry around this. Other general age wear throughout. It is possible that this is made, in part, from earlier timbers.
A 17th century and later bracket clock, the pierced brass canopy above square dial set with silvered chapter ring with Roman numerals inscribed 'John Westoby, London', the movement with elaborate engraved backplate striking on a bell and with twin fusee movement, raised on four brass claw supports, height with handle dropped 35.5cm, width 25cm.Condition Report: Dial size 14.5cm. Minor losses to door back, splitting to top and side. Minor wear and marks to case. We offer no guarantee of working order. Movement is a double fusee.
WILLIAM CROSS, CORK; a 19th century eight day longcase clock, the silvered arched dial inscribed 'High Water Cork' and set with moon phase mechanism above the chapter ring bearing Arabic and Roman numerals and subsidiary dials, in a mahogany case, the hood with eagle finial and broken swan neck pediment above columns and a shaped door with inlaid panel, with pendulum and weight, height 218cm.Condition Report: Cracking/ splitting to the veneer of the hood and case, pins missing from the hinge on the door, we offer no guarantees of working order or condition of the movement, one of the columns is loose.
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