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![John Miller (b.1931) 'The East Gate Sancreed ( II )' Oil on canvas signed and dated [19] 75 60cm x 74cm Member of the Newlyn](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/10054/2663574/137-29-10054_468x382.jpg)
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A 19th Century Anglo Indian teak circular occasional table - "Made from the Wood from Old Delhi Gate after its Storming and Capture in 1857" - The heavy sold two piece top with moulded edge and fretted and carved apron with turned pendant finials, on four central angular scrolled supports and swept-in square base with scroll toes, 27ins diameter x 30ins high
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[Dawes, Sir William]. The Duties of the Closet. Being an Earnest Exhortation to Private Devotion, 5th ed., 1709, modern marbled boards, 12mo, together with Charles I, England's Black Tribunal. Set Forth in the Tryal of King Charles I., by the Pretended High Court of Justice at Westminster-Hall, Jan. 20. 1648. Together with His Majesties Speech, on the Scaffold Erected at White-hall-Gate, Tuesday, Jan. 30. 1648, 3rd ed., 1680, lacks eng. frontis., initial leaves creased & torn to lower inner margins, some dust soiling and damp staining, contemp. calf, worn, 8vo, with Manley (Delariviere), Memoirs of the Life of Mrs. Manley containing... Likewise an Account of the Most Considerable Amours in the Court of Charles the IId, 3rd ed., 1717, leaf Q3 torn to lower outer corner with slight loss to catchword, contemp. half sheep, rubbed to extrems., 8vo, plus three other antiquaian volumes (6)
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27 Britains Farm items: including hay baler (9556), Accord seed drill (9544), animal pens (1716), vari-spreader (9538), forage harvester (9542), acrobat rake (9537), Vicon vari-spreader (9538) early blue/white cube box, feed merger (1715) red box, farm gate (1731), rear dump (9584), shelters with animals (4703), hose drum irrigator (9547), folding disk harrow (9552), Herald Series young rider and pony, Riding Series show jumper and rider, etc. Together with approx 150 various loose plastic farm animals - horses, cows, pigs, sheep, lamps, ducks etc and figures. Main items all boxed, age wear , damage. Contents VGC - mint
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A 19th century blue printed 'Stirling Castle' pattern vegetable dish from the 'Antique Scenery' Series unmarked 31cm wide; and other 19th century blue printed wares comprising: an 'Abbey Gate of St Edmundsbury' pattern twin-handled dish with scalloped edge from the 'Antique Scenery' series blue printed title 25.5cm wide; a 'Linlithgow Palace' pattern dessert plate with a clobbered border blue printed title 24cm diameter; a 'Biddulf Castle Staffordshire' dinner plate from the 'Antique Scenery' Series blue printed title; and a 'Byland Abbey Yorkshire' pattern dinner plate from the 'Rock Cartouche' series by Elkin Knight & Co. (5)
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BRITISH Coins, England, 17th Century TOKENS, London, Bishopsgate (2), Farthing, obv THE TVN AND 3 ARROS, a tun with three arrows in it, rev BVSHOPES GATE STREET (W 252); Will Bennet, Farthing 1657, obv king’s bust holding globe and sceptre (W 223). First fine, the second with flan crack between 7 and 8 o’clock, otherwise about very fine, scarce. (2).
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Collection of 8. items of Shelley Reg. No. 723404, Pattern No. G11678/6, pattern comprising of sun, silhouette of trees, yellow field with a 4. bar gate, 2. items show a 3. bar gate, Associated Similarly Coloured Plate with bird. Name Lakeland on the front No. 12336, comprising several sizes of plates, tea plate & cup & saucer
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A Victorian Oak Oval Gate Leg Dining Table, the carved top above bobbin turned legs with stretchers, a set of four wheel and stick back dining chairs and a 19th Century Mahogany Chippendale Style Armchair, the pierced splat back above a drop in padded seat raised upon square legs with stretchers and a similar side chair
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AN UNUSUAL LIGHTWEIGHT CASED 16-BORE DOUBLE-BARRELLED PERCUSSION SPORTING GUN BY CHARLES LANCASTER, 151 New Bond St., London, serial no. 3146, circa 1858, with 27in. rebrowned twist sighted barrels signed in full on the rib, scroll engraved patent breeches each with inlaid platinum line and pierced platinum plug, scroll engraved long tang and signed back-action locks, figured walnut pistolgrip half-stock with no provision for a ramrod, chequered grip and fore-end, and engraved iron mounts including trigger-plate with pineapple finial and trigger-guard decorated with two pointers, London proof marks, weight 6lbs, in original lined and fitted brass-cornered oak case with some accessories including white metal Sykes cap dispenser, two-piece ebony ramrod with worm, and leather belt frog for the ramrod, the lid with trade label (stained), the exterior circular brass escutcheon and flush-fitting carrying handle, the latter engraved with the name 'W.E. Warrand', with leather outer marked 'Capt. Warrand. Engineers'. Footnote: The present Lot was built for the vendor's great grandfather, Major General Warrand of the Royal Engineers. William Edmund Warrand was commissioned into the Royal Engineers on 8th June 1849 as a 2nd Lieutenant, retiring with the rank of Major General on 22nd August 1883 after 34 years service. He saw active service during the Indian Mutiny with the Bengal Sappers who were to play a key part in the storming of Delhi on the 14th September 1857. Shortly after sunrise that morning the Sappers advanced from Ludlow Castle in the face of heavy enemy fire, crossed a bridge that had been almost totally destroyed, lodged bags of gunpowder against the right leaf of the Kashmiri Gate into the city and blew it open giving access for the main assault column lead by Nicholson. It was at Delhi that Warrand lost his arm. By the end of the Mutiny he had risen to the rank of 2nd Captain. It is believed that he used this gun in India as well as at home in Nottinghamshire.
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Oz Amos My Michael London Chatto & Windus 1988 8vo (220mm x 150mm) half title original black cloth spine lettered in gilt pictorial dust-jacket Jill Paton Walsh A School for Lovers (London 1989) the John Goldsmith edited Stephen Spender Journals 1939-1983. (London 1985) Alvaro Pombo The Resemblance (London 1989) Paul Pickerings The Blue Gate of Babylon (London 1989) Jan Morris Last Letters from Hav (London 1985) Carl Sagan & Ann Druyan Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors (London 1992) Margaret Campbell Henry Purcell Glory of his Age (London 1993) and Michael Thorns Tennyson (London 1992)
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Garden Gate a Carlton Ware vase pattern no.3863 designed by Violet Elmer circa 1934 a Spring pattern jug a Rock Garden Aztec shape dish and a Curled Lettuce Salad ware sauce boat and stand printed script mark 11cm. high Another inspiration for Clives collection was an Aztec shape green ground Rock Garden dish and a Curled Lettuce tray discovered in the proverbial dusty attic of his family home in Swansea in the early 1970s. Clive clearly recollected these pieces from his childhood and they still evoked the same frisson of fun and enjoyment. The pieces had been a wedding present to his parents.
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