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White (Gilbert) Natural History of Selborne, 4to, cloth, illus., stereotyped edition, illus. after T. Bewick and others; Russell (Bertrand) History of Western Philosophy, 8vo, cloth, first edition, 1946, with d.w.; Ovid, Metamorphosis, volume 15 only, 8vo, calf, 1730; Woolley (Leonard) Abraham-Discoveries & Hebrew Origins, 8vo, cloth, 1936; and sundry other volumes. (7)
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Buxton (Anthony) Sporting Interludes At Geneva, 4to, cloth, illus., first edition 1932; Wallace (H. Frank) Hunting Winds, 8vo, cloth, illus., first edition 1949, with d.w.; Beckford (Peter) Thoughts Upon Hunting, 8vo, cloth, illus. with coloured engravings, 1931; The Old Bushman's Sporting Sketches, sml. 4to, printed cloth, illus. with coloured engravings by G. Bowers, Frederick Warne & Co., n.d.; and other sporting volumes. (6)
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Buckland (Frank) Natural History Of British Fishes, 8vo, gilt cloth, illus., 1880; Williamson (Henry) Salar The Salmon, 8vo, cloth, illus., first edition 1935, with d.w.; Hills (John Waller) A Summer on the Test, 8vo, cloth, illus., 1946, with d.w.; Bickerdyke (John) Sea Fishing, sml. 4to, printed cloth, illus., The Badminton Library 1895; Horsley (Terence) Fishing & Flying, 8vo, cloth, illus. by C.F. Tunnicliffe, 1947, with d.w.; Brown (Wilfred Gavin) Anglers' Almanac, 8vo, cloth, illus. by R.L. Knowles, 1949; Nathan (William) Gone Fishing, 8vo, cloth, illus., 1960, with d.w.; and other volumes on angling. (10)
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Williamson (Kenneth) The Atlantic Islands, 8vo, cloth, illus., 1948; Howland (Llewellyn) Cape Cod, 8vo, cloth, illus., Oxford 1948; Hornell (James) Fishing In Many Waters, 4to, cloth, illus., Cambridge 1950, with d.w.; Hass (Hans) Under The Red Sea, 8vo, cloth, illus., first edition, 1952, with d.w.; Leighton (Clare) Where Land Meets Sea, 4to, cloth, illus., Toronto, 1954, with d.w.; and other volumes on the sea and fishing. (15)
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Butler (Sir W.F.) The Great Lone Land, 8vo, cloth, illus. with engravings and fold-out map, fifteenth edition; Fleming (Peter) News From Tartary, 8vo, cloth, first edition 1936; Blossom (Frederick A.) Told At The Explorers' Club, 8vo, cloth, illus. 1933; and two other volumes on exploration. (5)
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Eyston (G.E.T.) and Lyndon (B.) Motor Racing & Record Breaking, 8vo, cloth, illus., 1935, with d.w.; Jarrott (Charles) Ten Years of Motors and Motor Racing, 8vo, gilt cloth, illus., 1906; Eyston (G.E.T.) Fastest On Earth, 8vo, cloth, illus., first edition 1930, with d.w.; and other volumes on motoring. (9)
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Wykes (Alan) Nimrod Smith, 8vo, cloth, illus., first edition, 1961, with d.w.; Corbett (Jim) My India, 8vo, cloth, first edition, 1952, with d.w.; Bor (Eleanor) Adventures of a Botanist's Wife, 8vo, cloth, illus., first edition, 1952, with d.w.; and other volumes on India and big game hunting. (7)
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A very rare 1883 (1st August) Brentford first day Parcel Post label, the only known example bearing one shilling orange-brown (plate 13 S.G.163), circular date-stamp with another cancel along the side (some soiling not affecting adhesive); sold together with a National Postal Museum, London, letter discussing its rarity.
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A Meissen armorial plate, circa 1860, moulded with the Gotzkowsky pattern and painted in the centre with a spray of deutsche Blumen, the rim with the Imperial Russian Double Eagle incorporating St.George, and the badge of the Order of St. Andrew the First Called, including the blue cross and the letters `SAPR' (Sanctus Andreas Patronus Russiae), and with two further flower sprays, the shaped rim edged in gilding, crossed swords in underglaze-blue, Hermitage inventory number g.4.1956 in red, 24.8cm., 9.75in.
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A pair of Continental porcelain gilt-framed plaques, late 19th century, painted by G. Bertini, signed, one with three cavaliers drinking and playing music to two serving girls, the other with an old lady telling the fortune of a young cavalier seated at a table with other gentlemen and a serving girl, first inscribed 'In difesa', 24.7 by 18.4cm., 9.75 by 7.25in.; together with another Continental porcelain gilt-framed plaque, late 19th century, indistinctly signed, depicting a cavalier on horseback surrounded by a group of people in a courtyard, impressed K 824, 21.5 by 14.5cm., 8.25 by 5.75in., (3).
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Two Wood-type pearlware Ordinary toby jugs, late 18th century, each seated holding a jug of foaming ale, one wearing a manganese jacket and ochre breeches, the other in a green jacket and brown breeches with a pipe between his feet, each approx. 25.5cm., 10in., the first with glued repair to hat and chips to fingers, (2).
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A Belleek Echinus part tea service, First Period (1863-1890), the sea urchin moulded forms with coral handles and moulding to the spouts and feet heightened in pink with gilt rims, comprising: a teapot and cover with shell finial, a milk jug, a sugar bowl, six teacups and saucers, six tea plates; and a shell butter dish edged in pink, black printed marks, faint hairline and tiny nicks to rim of one teacup, (23).
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A Belleek 'Chinese Tea Ware' tete-a-tete, First Period, (1863-1890), each piece with fine chevron moulding, the spouts formed from winged beasts, raised on paw feet, angular handles, details heightened in gilt, comprising: a teapot and cover, a milk jug, a sugar bowl and two cups and saucers, black printed factory and diamond registration marks with date letter I for 1872, teapot 14.5cm., 5.75in. long, small chips to feet of teapot, (8).
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Four Royal Worcester blush ivory vases and two covers, 1892, the first of bulbous shape decorated with poppies and cornflowers, after Edward Raby, beneath moulded fabric garlands flanked by satyr handles, shape number 1408, domed cover; the second of globular form with flowers and mask terminal handles, shape number 1552; the third of similar shape but smaller, with raised gilt highlights to the flowers, after Edward Raby, which include a butterfly; the fourth of ovoid shape with moulded strapwork and floral sprays flanked by scroll handles, shape number 1618, stepped cover, puce and purple printed marks, tallest 32.4cm., 12.75in., one cover restored, small chip to tip of one handle, (6).
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Two English enamel scent bottles, Staffordshire, circa 1770, each of flask form, the first painted with ruin subjects on a pink ground with raised white ornament, later chained gilt-metal bird stopper, 8.5cm, 3.375 in; the second scattered with gilt and polychrome flowers, later chained gilt-metal bird stopper, 8.8cm, 3.5 in, (2).
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Two jasperware scent bottles, unmarked, Wedgwood, circa 1790, the first three-colour oval, each side applied with an oval fawn medallion modelled in cameo with sacrifice subjects, the blue ground applied with a white daisy border below pendent swags, chained domed silver cap, 9cm, 3.5 in; and a circular blue and white example applied with putti within leaf tip borders, bright-cut gold cap and stopper, 6cm, 2.375 in, (2)
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Three gold-mounted desk seals, the first of bloodstone with leaf-scrolled mount, the matrix engraved with a sportsman jumping a gate, 7.5cm; 3in; the second of green hardstone with waisted faceted handle, gadrooned gold mount, the bloodstone matrix with a coat of arms, both English, late 19th century, 6.8cm, 2.625in; the third, circa 1860, with amethyst glass handle, leaf collar with egg and dart cushion, the circular carnelian matrix later engraved with the arms of a Continental Count, 4.7cm, 1.875 in, (3).
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Three gold-mounted hardstone desk seals, the first circa 1850, bloodstone handle and matrix engraved with a motto, the openwork mount, collar and cushion chased with flowers; the second late 19th century, with coral-coloured faceted agate stem, the cap formed as a crown, the base with blank circular matrix; the third 20th century, struck: 18K, with smoky quartz handle and blank matrix, petal mounts, height 5.5-6.5cm, 2.125- 2.5in, (3).
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Two ivory figures, the first German, the second probably French, mid to late 18th century, the first carved as William Tell standing with his crossbow, height 12.7cm, 5in; the second as a chubby putto cuddling a faithful hound, the leafy rocky base echoed by the bog oak stand, overall width 10cm, 4in, (2).
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Two carved ivory reliefs, late 19th century, the first German, carved in high relief, as a grotesque tinker, a cup on his head and draped with sausages, piglet and dangling paraphernalia, height 15cm, 5.875 in, on plush within an oval ebonised wood frame; the second a rectangular plaque, Dieppe, carved with Charles IX of France in plumed cap, ruff, doublet and cloak within an ornamented border, height 18.5cm, 7.25 in, (2).
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Two carved ivory plaques, probably French, late 19th century, the first of cartouche form, carved in high relief with two pastoral lovers, after the manner of Boucher, within floral scrolls, slight damage, mounted on a shaped gilt-metal panel, width 12.7cm, 5in, on wooden easel stand; and an oval plaque carved with the Birth of Venus, floating on the waves in a cockle shell, cracked, width 12cm, 4.75 in, (2).
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Three silver nutmeg graters, Joseph Willmore, Birmingham, 1821, Phipps & Robinson, London, 1808 and maker's mark only TW, circa 1800, first oval with wrigglework decoration; second plain oblong with stag crest; third oval with initials and bright-cut decoration; and two Staffordshire enamel examples, one with inscription Trifles Show Respect, other painted with flowers, circa 1770.
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