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Lot 6
Wood, Anthony a, Athenae Oxoniensis - An Exact History of .... Oxford, 2nd edition, 2 vols, folio, replaced calf boards but retaining original spines, presentation slip pasted to inner board "Presented to John David Griffiths Davies by Friends in the Fellowship of The Royal Society on the occasion of his vacating the post of Assistant Secretary, Summer 1947
Lot 652
A limited edition copy The Art of William S. Phillips: The Glory of Flight, text by Edwards Park and introduction by Stephen Coonts, signed by Phillips, published by The Greenwich Workshop Inc, Connecticut, 1994, limited edition, No 477 of 750, 172p folio hard cover in adobe cloth with matching slip case, in original cardboard case, together with the numbers matching limited edition print no 477/750, titled 'Into the Throne Room of God', 60 by 27cm high, framed, and with original card file for print. (3)
Lot 89
A Victorian dressing mirror, pair of book ends, two mahogany table lamps, oval shaving mirror, collection of various card games including Bridge, Happy Families, etc, volumes 1-5 PROFESSOR GERALD LEIGHTON and LOWDEN M DOUGLAS "The Meat Industry and Meat Inspection", published The Educational Book Company Limited, London circa 1910, one volume KENNETT J BEECHAM "History of Cirencester The Roman Corinium" and a folio of various ephemera relating to "Olde Cicester" CONDITION REPORTS Lamps and mirrors only - Oval toilet mirror has a crack and repair to the top of the frame. Has been crudely glued on to base. Possibly only associated rather than originally together. There is a crack to the back at the top of the coloumn near the screw head. Rectangular mirror has some losses to the veneer as well as various cracks, knocks, bumps, etc. Both lamps need re-wiring and they have various knocks, bumps and chips conducive with age and use - one has some repaired damage to the top - see photos for more details.
Lot 126
Warren (Thomas, Editor) A Collection of Catches Canons and Glees for Three, four, five, six and nine Voices never before published Selected by Thomas Warren [c.1765-1795], London, Longman and Broderip; Peter Welcker; J. Blundell; J. Dale; 32 parts (separately paginated) in seven oblong folio vols (each 235 x 315mm), later purple morocco with gilt-lettered banded spines. Musical scores with lyrics on laid paper engraved by Phillips and Caulfield and others, the composer of each song indicated above, and the original part titles and indeces preserved (except no index part 6), so too publishers' price lists/adverts. Warren was Secretary of the Catch Club (founded 1761), to whose members most of the parts are dedicated; members took the chair in turns at the dinners which were held weekly at the Thatched House Tavern, St. James's, London, between February and June. Rarely does the complete series appear on the market. Scattered foxing throughout, some ink staining and splashes, no significant loss; the bindings rubbed only (7) Provenance: from the collection of singer Alfred George Deller
Lot 57
Lloyd (Da) Memoires of the Lives, Actions, Sufferings & Deaths of those Noble, Reverend and Excellent Personages that Suffered by Death, Sequestration, Decimation, or Otherwise, for the Protestant Religion ..., 1668, Samuel Speed et al, folio in fours, lacking frontis, contemporary calf (worn); Berington (Joseph), The History of the Reign of Henry the Second and of Richard and John, his Sons .., 1790, quarto, contemporary tree calf (joints cracked); Herbert of Cherbury (Edward, Lord), The Life and Reign of King Henry the Eighth, 1672, portrait frontis, title page torn without loss, early calf (worn, boards detached with frontis) (3)
Lot 5
Amici (Domenico) A bound collection of twenty-six plates of Rome, 1832-34, without title page or text, oblong folio, sheet 284mm x 390mm, engraved presentation plate to front pastedown with portrait of the artist and recipient Filippo Agricola to free endpaper, contemporary vellum gilt binding (stained and a little worn)
Lot 95
Horwood (R.) Plan of the Cities of London and Westminster, the Borough of Southwark, and Parts adjoining, Shewing every House, 1792-9, first edition, folio, thirty-two single page engraved sheets, 705mm x 555mm, A1 and B1 are full map plates, G4 issued without subscribers lists, (see Howgego 200-1), some foxing and dust soiling to sheets, particularly to margins, one corner torn outside of impression, well worn half calf, lacking backstrip, boards detached
Lot 106
Camden (William) Britannia, or a Chorographical Description of Great Britain and Ireland, together with Adjacent Islands .., 1722, Awnsham Churchill, second edition, folio, two volumes, portrait frontis, fifty-one engraved maps, ten plates, early calf (some staining, bindings worn, joints cracked) [Skelton 117 (2)]
Lot 132
Holy Bible Codex Sinaiticus, 2010, British Library, colour facsimile of the fourth century manuscript Codex Sinaiticus, written in Greek, it contains the earliest complete copy of the New Testament, large, thick folio, original cloth, with accompanying reference booklet in original cloth slipcase with pictorial onlay
Lot 111
Photographs Erskine (Sir James Elphinstone), An album containing 140 albumen prints, 96 of which give an interesting portrayal of a tour of Brazil [c1878-1880]. The visit commences in Paranagua, Castro and Guarapuava in the state of Parana, ends in Sao Paulo, and records agricultural scenes, rail lines and ferrys, processions, topographical scenery and travel by packhorse and wagon. The remaining 44 images are predominantly of Wales, Dartmouth and Ludlow, various sizes, the Brazilian images circa 150 mm x 200mm and 140mm x 190mm, mounted in folio album, recent half calf to original boards [name and dates taken from spine label]
![Wyld (James) [Wyld's General Atlas], nd. [c1845], large folio, 585mm x 450mm, thirty-one hand-coloured maps, the majority dou](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/b2b13407-ec39-4ad3-86c9-a7b5011196d5/04b8a027-66bd-460f-d345-07b1751cfc7e/468x382.jpg)
Lot 4
Christie's Dresses from the Collection of Diana, Princess of Wales, 1997, folio sale catalogue with letter, results sheet and view ticket loosely inserted, hardback with dust wrapper, protective case; Sotheby's, 'The Jewels of the Duchess of Windsor, 1987, sale catalogue, results sheet loosely inserted, hardback with dust wrapper (2)
Lot 76
Nicolson (Joseph) and Burn (Richard) The History and Antiquities of the Counties of Westmorland and Cumberland, 1777, two volumes, two folding maps, calf (re-backed); Nutter (M.E.), Carlisle in the Olden Time, a Series of Views ..., 1835, folio, eighteen litho plates including vignette title, mounted India paper, quarter roan (taped); Buck (Samuel & Nathaniel), The Castles, Abbeys, and Priories of the County of Cumberland ..., 1837, oblong folio, eighteen plates as called for, including large folding plate of Carlisle, original printed boards with worn roan spine; with two others (6)
Lot 261
An early 19th century folio of prints, entitled Fine Scripture Subjects, The Three Last very rare, comprising Benjamin Smith (1754 - 1833) after Carlo Dolci (1616 - 1686), Salvator Mundi; Benjamin Smith (1754 - 1833) after Raphael (1483 - 1520), Virgini Matri; after Domenichino (1581 - 1641), The Infant Saviour; after Sir Anthony van Dyck (1599 - 1641), The Crown of Thorns; Benjamin Smith (1754 - 1833) after John Singleton Copley RA (1738 - 1815), Samuel and Eli; Gabriel Smith (1724 - 1783) and Edward Edwards (1738 - 1806) after Eustache Le Sueur (1617 - 1655), The Queen of Sheba's Visit To King Solomon [...] From the Original Picture [...] In the Collection of his Grace the Duke of Devonshire [...]; Thomas Chambars (c. 1724 - 1789) and Richard Earlom (1743 - 1822) after Sébastien Bourdon (1616 - 1671), Peter and John Healing The Sick [...] In the Collection of his Grace the Duke of Devonshire [...]; George Graham (fl. 1790) after Benjamin West PRA (1738 - 1820), Daniel interpreting to Belshazzar the Writing on the Wall; Anthony Fogg (act. 1792 - 1806) after Sir Peter Paul Rubens (1577 - 1640), The Tribute Money; William Satchwell Leney (fl. 1790 - 1810) after Page, "And she brought forth a Man Child who was caught up unto God and to his Throne"; after Angelica Kauffman (1741 - 1807), A Repose in the Flight to Egypt; John Keyse Sherwin (1751 - 1790) after Nicolas Poussin (1594 - 1665), Holy Family; Richard Cooper Junior (1740 - 1822) after Charles Le Brun (1619 - 1690), The Crucifix; Parabola Della Festucca; Cam Che Si Ride Della Nudita Del Padre (Noah Drunken and Mocked by His Son); Incendio Di Sodoma (Lot and His Two Daughters), owner's pencil inscriptions, some ascribed as proofs (16); a collection of early 19th century caricatures, Cruickshank, others (12), [28]
Lot 514
The Intimate Journals Of Paul Wyck Gauguin, limited edition 152/530, translated by Van Wyck Brooks, dated 1923; a 1963 first edition signed and inscribed Brancusi, by Lionel Gianou; a 1925 first edition, The Works Of Ernest Newton, R.A., by Sir Reginald Blomfield and William Godfrey Newton; and The Poetical Works of Dr. Thomas Parnell, 1786, first edition, folio, calf spine.
Lot 556
“The Present State of Guernsey with a Short Accompt of Jersey and the Forts belonging to the Said Islands. By Coln’l George Legge...”, 1680, a lavishly produced facsimile reprint by Clear View Publishing, 2011, with numerous coloured folding maps, scenes of ships and the islands, and text in longhand, “The Jersey Edition” no 17 of limited edition of 75, large folio, marbled boards, fawn calf spine and gilt title panel to front cover. VGC Plate 4
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