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NICOLAS IV DE LARMESSIN (1684-1755) AFTER NICOLAS LANCRET LE PETIT CHEIN QUI SECOUE DE L'ARGENT ET DES PIERRERIES from the Suites d'Estampes Nouvelles pour les Contes de la Fontaine, c1740, engraving with etching , mounted to within platemark, 27 x 34cm and seven other similar, contemporary French 18th c engravings, in modern washline mounts and frames, as a set (8)Provenance: The Earl of Jersey.++One or two with slight marks or time stains but all in presentable condition, unexamined out of frame
Leonard Griffith Brammer (1906-1994), The Sytch, Burslem, signed in pencil, inscribed with title, etching, 15 x 21cm (PL) Notes: Sytch or Sitch as it was sometimes spelt was an area North West of the centre of Burslem. It was described by Paul Johnson in 'The Vanished Landscape', a 1930's Childhood in the Potteries, as follows: "The Sytch was the dark heart of the potteries, an immense stretch of ground composed in almost equal parts of bare clay earth, black water, mud, industrial detritus both active and abandoned, and fumigerous furnaces, belching forth fire, ashes and smoke."
A .177'' B.S.A. MAJOR AIR RIFLE, serial No.CC09599 which indicates it was manufactured between 1955 and 1957, the acid etching of its title etc, is clearly visible although there is some rust speckling visible on the metal work, it is in working order and it comes with a slip (purchaser must be over the age of 18 years)
AN INDO-PERSIAN KHULA KHUD HELMET, the bowl etched with Arabic script within foliage, surmounted by a boss and spike, with sliding nasal bar, two plume sockets and mail camail, 7 1/2" diameter, together with a matched pair of arm guards and mail, one with remnants of foliate etching, and a large piece of possibly upper body mail (4) (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)
A collection of 19th Century Victorian etchings to include a hand coloured etching published by William Miller entitled 'Serjeant-Trumpeter', two hand coloured Victorian etchings depicting 'The Apothecary' and 'The Linen Draper', an engraving published by Thomas Mclean after H. Alken entitled Symptoms featuring small Victorian caricatures and a print of a H. Fletcher engraving of the flowers of Kensington gardens.
A late 18th century infantry officer’s spadroon, straight SE fullered blade, 32”, with traces of etching, steel stirrup hilt with crossguard, sideloop and quillon, knucklebow into facetted dome pommel, panelled ivory grip with middle band and ovoid panels on each side engraved with “C” in crowned Garter and motto. Basically GC for age (blade slightly out of alignment, dark rust patina overall).
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