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° ° Baker, David J. & Lake, Roger E. Paradox The story of Colonel G. V. Fosbery, Holland & Holland and The Paradox Rifled Shot and Ball Gun. Volume 1. 4[to., Published by the authors, no place of publication, 2010. Printed pictorial boards. * Signed by the authors and with a compliments slip signed by David Baker paper clipped to the front free endpaper. Maass, David & Hill Gene. A Gallery of Waterfowl and Upland Birds. Large oblong 4to., Los Angeles, 1978. Original cloth binding in slightly bumped dust wrapper. * Presentation inscriptions from Gene Hill and William L. Cooksey, manufacturing supervisor (see p. 121). Inscribed by Malcolm Lyell. Pappas, Cal. The .600 Nitro Express A Look at the World’s Finest Rifles. Small folio, Published by the author, Anchorage AK, 2009. Original cloth binding in dust wrapper. Together with a small collection of shooting books and auction catalogues including some volumes of the sales of the Keith Neal collectionMalcolm Lyell (1922-2011) a good shot, a fisherman, a naturalist, a gardener, a hunter, an adventurer, and a raconteur who has been described as having been the doyen of the London gun trade.After being educated at Bryanston and Westminster School, he took a degree in forestry at Bangor University in 1943 and worked as a forester until 1947 when he became the manager of Westley Richards London showrooms.In 1955 when the parent company made the decision to close the London showrooms, Malcolm sought the backing of British and American sportsmen to finance his takeover of the business and established Westley Richards (Agency). Soon after acquiring it he bought Jeffery’s the gun-makers, and later Farlow’s, the fishing tackle specialists.The ultimate salesman, he not only had a comprehensive knowledge but also loved and was proud of what he was offering for sale. Over the next twelve years he developed, expanded, and advanced the business with great panache and the able assistance of his wife Rosamunde (they married in 1949).His success brought its own reward, in 1959 Holland and Holland invited him to merge his company with theirs and he became the managing director of the new enterprise. By the time of his retirement in 1988, he had acquired a plethora of clients many of whom became great friends; they included kings and princes, maharajahs, presidents, and prime ministers. Hollywood stars, white hunters, sportsmen and trophy collectors fell under his spell and with Rosamunde and his two daughters Caroline and Harmony he travelled the world combining business with pleasure.Malcolm was born a collector, as a boy he collected objects to exhibit and opened his own “museum” in his parents’ house in South Kensington (admission to it cost the viewer one penny). Throughout his life his own houses became filled with treasures gathered from across the globe.His passion and the intense enjoyment that he derived from his collection can be seen in the ephemera and the considered personal notes and annotations that he added to most of his books.

° ° Taylor, Leslie B. A Brief History of The Westley Richards Firm 1812-1913. Shakespeare Head Press, Stratford-Upon-Avon, 1913. Original quarter cloth binding, slightly rubbed, paper spine label slightly faded. * With Malcolm Lyell’s ownership inscription on the front free endpaper and a folding printed advertisement sheet of reviews loosely inserted. Together with a 1953 Westley Richards catalogue of Sporting Guns and Rifles, with a 1956 roneoed list, compiled by Malcolm Lyell as the managing director of Westley Richards (Agency). A 2000 Westley Richards catalogue with a letter from Simon Clode (the then managing director of the company); and some other minor ephemera from the gun trade.Malcolm Lyell (1922-2011) a good shot, a fisherman, a naturalist, a gardener, a hunter, an adventurer, and a raconteur who has been described as having been the doyen of the London gun trade.After being educated at Bryanston and Westminster School, he took a degree in forestry at Bangor University in 1943 and worked as a forester until 1947 when he became the manager of Westley Richards London showrooms.In 1955 when the parent company made the decision to close the London showrooms, Malcolm sought the backing of British and American sportsmen to finance his takeover of the business and established Westley Richards (Agency). Soon after acquiring it he bought Jeffery’s the gun-makers, and later Farlow’s, the fishing tackle specialists.The ultimate salesman, he not only had a comprehensive knowledge but also loved and was proud of what he was offering for sale. Over the next twelve years he developed, expanded, and advanced the business with great panache and the able assistance of his wife Rosamunde (they married in 1949).His success brought its own reward, in 1959 Holland and Holland invited him to merge his company with theirs and he became the managing director of the new enterprise. By the time of his retirement in 1988, he had acquired a plethora of clients many of whom became great friends; they included kings and princes, maharajahs, presidents, and prime ministers. Hollywood stars, white hunters, sportsmen and trophy collectors fell under his spell and with Rosamunde and his two daughters Caroline and Harmony he travelled the world combining business with pleasure.Malcolm was born a collector, as a boy he collected objects to exhibit and opened his own “museum” in his parents’ house in South Kensington (admission to it cost the viewer one penny). Throughout his life his own houses became filled with treasures gathered from across the globe.His passion and the intense enjoyment that he derived from his collection can be seen in the ephemera and the considered personal notes and annotations that he added to most of his books.

° ° Johnson, F. Kirk [Mrs.] Safari Diary, 1961. Folio, published by the author, no place of publication, 1961. Coloured and black and white photographic illustrations, most by Fran Kirk, the author’s husband. Faux leopard skin binding.* With an affectionate inscription form the author to Malcolm and Rosamunde Lyell on the title page.** They are both mentioned on the last page of the book; “After lunch we all (James Stewart, the actor, and his wife, Gloria made up the rest of the party) went to Westley-Richard’s gun shop where we saw Malcolm Lyle(sic) – and many wonderful guns. In telling him the highlights of our safari we became quite nostalgic and all wished we were back in the “bush”.Malcolm Lyell (1922-2011) a good shot, a fisherman, a naturalist, a gardener, a hunter, an adventurer, and a raconteur who has been described as having been the doyen of the London gun trade.After being educated at Bryanston and Westminster School, he took a degree in forestry at Bangor University in 1943 and worked as a forester until 1947 when he became the manager of Westley Richards London showrooms.In 1955 when the parent company made the decision to close the London showrooms, Malcolm sought the backing of British and American sportsmen to finance his takeover of the business and established Westley Richards (Agency). Soon after acquiring it he bought Jeffery’s the gun-makers, and later Farlow’s, the fishing tackle specialists.The ultimate salesman, he not only had a comprehensive knowledge but also loved and was proud of what he was offering for sale. Over the next twelve years he developed, expanded, and advanced the business with great panache and the able assistance of his wife Rosamunde (they married in 1949).His success brought its own reward, in 1959 Holland and Holland invited him to merge his company with theirs and he became the managing director of the new enterprise. By the time of his retirement in 1988, he had acquired a plethora of clients many of whom became great friends; they included kings and princes, maharajahs, presidents, and prime ministers. Hollywood stars, white hunters, sportsmen and trophy collectors fell under his spell and with Rosamunde and his two daughters Caroline and Harmony he travelled the world combining business with pleasure.Malcolm was born a collector, as a boy he collected objects to exhibit and opened his own “museum” in his parents’ house in South Kensington (admission to it cost the viewer one penny). Throughout his life his own houses became filled with treasures gathered from across the globe.His passion and the intense enjoyment that he derived from his collection can be seen in the ephemera and the considered personal notes and annotations that he added to most of his books.

° ° Koenigsmarck, Count Hans von. The Markhor Sport in Cashmere. London, 1910. Original blue pictorial cloth binding, a very good copy. Together with Cobb, E. H. Lieut-Col. The Markhor. 1958. A reprint from Oryx, the Journal of the Fauna Preservation Society in the original printed wrappers. * With a presentation inscription from the author on the front wrapper. An amusing note about Lieut-Col Cobb written by Malcolm Lyell is loosely inserted, the note ends “Evelyn used to visit me at the Westley Richards shop at 23 Conduit Street. He never stopped talking, and even when I had got him out of the glass front door and closed it he used to continue talking through the glass!”Malcolm Lyell (1922-2011) a good shot, a fisherman, a naturalist, a gardener, a hunter, an adventurer, and a raconteur who has been described as having been the doyen of the London gun trade.After being educated at Bryanston and Westminster School, he took a degree in forestry at Bangor University in 1943 and worked as a forester until 1947 when he became the manager of Westley Richards London showrooms.In 1955 when the parent company made the decision to close the London showrooms, Malcolm sought the backing of British and American sportsmen to finance his takeover of the business and established Westley Richards (Agency). Soon after acquiring it he bought Jeffery’s the gun-makers, and later Farlow’s, the fishing tackle specialists.The ultimate salesman, he not only had a comprehensive knowledge but also loved and was proud of what he was offering for sale. Over the next twelve years he developed, expanded, and advanced the business with great panache and the able assistance of his wife Rosamunde (they married in 1949).His success brought its own reward, in 1959 Holland and Holland invited him to merge his company with theirs and he became the managing director of the new enterprise. By the time of his retirement in 1988, he had acquired a plethora of clients many of whom became great friends; they included kings and princes, maharajahs, presidents, and prime ministers. Hollywood stars, white hunters, sportsmen and trophy collectors fell under his spell and with Rosamunde and his two daughters Caroline and Harmony he travelled the world combining business with pleasure.Malcolm was born a collector, as a boy he collected objects to exhibit and opened his own “museum” in his parents’ house in South Kensington (admission to it cost the viewer one penny). Throughout his life his own houses became filled with treasures gathered from across the globe.His passion and the intense enjoyment that he derived from his collection can be seen in the ephemera and the considered personal notes and annotations that he added to most of his books.

° ° Bikaner State. Oblong folio, Editions de Luxe, Paris, n.d. [c.1930]. 50 leaves of sepia photographs in wrappers including, The Fort, Lallgarh Palace, Gajner [Palace] and Bikaner, first leaf detached. Front wrapper and the free endpaper detached, both fraying with some loss. An ink inscription “Bikaner in 1930” on the front free endpaper. With some headed note paper from the palaces of Lallgarh and Gajner and a greetings card from the maharajah loosely inserted. * With a presentation inscription from his Highness Maharajah Singh of Bikaner to Mr and Mrs Lyell on the front free endpaper, dated 1957. Sold as seen.Malcolm Lyell (1922-2011) a good shot, a fisherman, a naturalist, a gardener, a hunter, an adventurer, and a raconteur who has been described as having been the doyen of the London gun trade.After being educated at Bryanston and Westminster School, he took a degree in forestry at Bangor University in 1943 and worked as a forester until 1947 when he became the manager of Westley Richards London showrooms.In 1955 when the parent company made the decision to close the London showrooms, Malcolm sought the backing of British and American sportsmen to finance his takeover of the business and established Westley Richards (Agency). Soon after acquiring it he bought Jeffery’s the gun-makers, and later Farlow’s, the fishing tackle specialists.The ultimate salesman, he not only had a comprehensive knowledge but also loved and was proud of what he was offering for sale. Over the next twelve years he developed, expanded, and advanced the business with great panache and the able assistance of his wife Rosamunde (they married in 1949).His success brought its own reward, in 1959 Holland and Holland invited him to merge his company with theirs and he became the managing director of the new enterprise. By the time of his retirement in 1988, he had acquired a plethora of clients many of whom became great friends; they included kings and princes, maharajahs, presidents, and prime ministers. Hollywood stars, white hunters, sportsmen and trophy collectors fell under his spell and with Rosamunde and his two daughters Caroline and Harmony he travelled the world combining business with pleasure.Malcolm was born a collector, as a boy he collected objects to exhibit and opened his own “museum” in his parents’ house in South Kensington (admission to it cost the viewer one penny). Throughout his life his own houses became filled with treasures gathered from across the globe.His passion and the intense enjoyment that he derived from his collection can be seen in the ephemera and the considered personal notes and annotations that he added to most of his books.

° ° Batten, John H. The Best of Tiger Hunting. An Anthology. Original color plates and line drawings by Peter Darrow. 2 volumes, Amwell Press, Clinton, New Jersey, 1986. Original cloth bindings, gilt, in slip case. * Number JHB#19 of a limited edition of 1,000 copies signed by the author, the artist and Jim Rikhoff, President of the National Sporting fraternity limited.With an additional presentation inscription to Malcolm Lyell on the front free endpaper and a letter from the author loosely inserted in volume 2. Batten, John H. The Formidable Game. Illustrated with original line drawings and color frontispiece by Peter Darro. With a special photographic section from the author’s private collection. Amwell Press, Clinton, New Jersey, 1981. Original cloth bindings, gilt, in slip case. * Number 844 of a limited edition of 1,000 copies signed by the author, the artist and Jim Rikhoff. With an additional presentation inscription to Malcolm Lyell on the limitation leaf. Sanchez-Arino, Tony. Ivory. Original line drawings and color frontispiece by Bob Kuhn. Photographs from the author’s private collection. Amwell Press, Clinton, New Jersey, 1981. Original cloth bindings, gilt, in slip case. * Number 833 of a limited edition of 1,000 copies signed by the author and Jim Rikhoff. With a presentation inscription to Rosamunde and Malcolm Lyell from the author on the verso of the frontispiece. Dyer, Anthony. The East African Hunters. The History of the East African Professional Hunters’ Association. Illustrated with original line drawings by Bob Kuhn and with photographs from the Association’s private collection. Amwell Press, Clinton, New Jersey, 1981. Original cloth bindings, gilt, in slip case. * Number 847 of a limited edition of 1,000 copies signed by the author and Jim Rikhoff.Malcolm Lyell (1922-2011) a good shot, a fisherman, a naturalist, a gardener, a hunter, an adventurer, and a raconteur who has been described as having been the doyen of the London gun trade.After being educated at Bryanston and Westminster School, he took a degree in forestry at Bangor University in 1943 and worked as a forester until 1947 when he became the manager of Westley Richards London showrooms.In 1955 when the parent company made the decision to close the London showrooms, Malcolm sought the backing of British and American sportsmen to finance his takeover of the business and established Westley Richards (Agency). Soon after acquiring it he bought Jeffery’s the gun-makers, and later Farlow’s, the fishing tackle specialists.The ultimate salesman, he not only had a comprehensive knowledge but also loved and was proud of what he was offering for sale. Over the next twelve years he developed, expanded, and advanced the business with great panache and the able assistance of his wife Rosamunde (they married in 1949).His success brought its own reward, in 1959 Holland and Holland invited him to merge his company with theirs and he became the managing director of the new enterprise. By the time of his retirement in 1988, he had acquired a plethora of clients many of whom became great friends; they included kings and princes, maharajahs, presidents, and prime ministers. Hollywood stars, white hunters, sportsmen and trophy collectors fell under his spell and with Rosamunde and his two daughters Caroline and Harmony he travelled the world combining business with pleasure.Malcolm was born a collector, as a boy he collected objects to exhibit and opened his own “museum” in his parents’ house in South Kensington (admission to it cost the viewer one penny). Throughout his life his own houses became filled with treasures gathered from across the globe.His passion and the intense enjoyment that he derived from his collection can be seen in the ephemera and the considered personal notes and annotations that he added to most of his books.

° ° Sanchez-Arino, Tony. On the Trail of the African Elephant. Rowland Ward, 1988. Original cloth binding in dust wrapper. * One of a limited edition of 1250 copies signed by the author. This copy with a presentation inscription to Rosamunde and Malcolm Lyell from the author on the half title. Valdez, Paul. Lords of the Pinnacles. Wild Goats of the World. 4to., Melissa, New Mexico, 1985. * Number 285 of a limited edition of 1,000 copies signed by the author. Tré-Hardy, Gilles. The Path of a Hunter. Trophy Room Books, Augora, California, 1997. Original cloth binding in dust wrapper. * Number 173 of a limited edition of 1,000 copies signed by the author. Together with another copy of the first book and two other sporting books.Malcolm Lyell (1922-2011) a good shot, a fisherman, a naturalist, a gardener, a hunter, an adventurer, and a raconteur who has been described as having been the doyen of the London gun trade.After being educated at Bryanston and Westminster School, he took a degree in forestry at Bangor University in 1943 and worked as a forester until 1947 when he became the manager of Westley Richards London showrooms.In 1955 when the parent company made the decision to close the London showrooms, Malcolm sought the backing of British and American sportsmen to finance his takeover of the business and established Westley Richards (Agency). Soon after acquiring it he bought Jeffery’s the gun-makers, and later Farlow’s, the fishing tackle specialists.The ultimate salesman, he not only had a comprehensive knowledge but also loved and was proud of what he was offering for sale. Over the next twelve years he developed, expanded, and advanced the business with great panache and the able assistance of his wife Rosamunde (they married in 1949).His success brought its own reward, in 1959 Holland and Holland invited him to merge his company with theirs and he became the managing director of the new enterprise. By the time of his retirement in 1988, he had acquired a plethora of clients many of whom became great friends; they included kings and princes, maharajahs, presidents, and prime ministers. Hollywood stars, white hunters, sportsmen and trophy collectors fell under his spell and with Rosamunde and his two daughters Caroline and Harmony he travelled the world combining business with pleasure.Malcolm was born a collector, as a boy he collected objects to exhibit and opened his own “museum” in his parents’ house in South Kensington (admission to it cost the viewer one penny). Throughout his life his own houses became filled with treasures gathered from across the globe.His passion and the intense enjoyment that he derived from his collection can be seen in the ephemera and the considered personal notes and annotations that he added to most of his books.

° ° Gates, Elgin T. Trophy Hunter in Asia. Winchester Press, New York, 1971. Malgonkar, Manohar. Chhatrapatis of Kolhapur. Bombay, 1971. Aris, Michael. The Raven Crown. The Origins of Buddhist Monarchy in Bhutan. 4to., London, 1994. Hay, Peter W. One Long Safari. Trophy Room Books, Augora, California, 1998. Original cloth binding in dust wrapper. * Number 173 of a limited edition of 1,000 copies signed by the author. Shahid Hamid, S. Karakuram Hunza. The Land of Just Enough. Karachi, Pakistan, 1979. A collection of miscellaneous books inscribed or presented to Malcolm and Roamunde Lyell, most in their original cloth bindings and in their dust wrappers. Malcolm Lyell (1922-2011) a good shot, a fisherman, a naturalist, a gardener, a hunter, an adventurer, and a raconteur who has been described as having been the doyen of the London gun trade.After being educated at Bryanston and Westminster School, he took a degree in forestry at Bangor University in 1943 and worked as a forester until 1947 when he became the manager of Westley Richards London showrooms.In 1955 when the parent company made the decision to close the London showrooms, Malcolm sought the backing of British and American sportsmen to finance his takeover of the business and established Westley Richards (Agency). Soon after acquiring it he bought Jeffery’s the gun-makers, and later Farlow’s, the fishing tackle specialists.The ultimate salesman, he not only had a comprehensive knowledge but also loved and was proud of what he was offering for sale. Over the next twelve years he developed, expanded, and advanced the business with great panache and the able assistance of his wife Rosamunde (they married in 1949).His success brought its own reward, in 1959 Holland and Holland invited him to merge his company with theirs and he became the managing director of the new enterprise. By the time of his retirement in 1988, he had acquired a plethora of clients many of whom became great friends; they included kings and princes, maharajahs, presidents, and prime ministers. Hollywood stars, white hunters, sportsmen and trophy collectors fell under his spell and with Rosamunde and his two daughters Caroline and Harmony he travelled the world combining business with pleasure.Malcolm was born a collector, as a boy he collected objects to exhibit and opened his own “museum” in his parents’ house in South Kensington (admission to it cost the viewer one penny). Throughout his life his own houses became filled with treasures gathered from across the globe.His passion and the intense enjoyment that he derived from his collection can be seen in the ephemera and the considered personal notes and annotations that he added to most of his books.

A SPELTER FIGURAL LAMP WITH A GLASS GLOBE SHADE 53cm high including shade

An Edwardian oak standing bookcase enclosed by three glazed ‘up-&-over’ sliding doors in the Globe Wernicke style with brass knob handles, on plinth base; 48½” wide x 43” high x 16” deep.

Globe Pottery Shelton part dinner service (some damage), 6 Burleigh Ware side plates & 11 Crown Ducal Ware dinner plates

Two George III 18 inch Terrestrial and Celestial globes by W  & T M Bardin, 1800 and 1807, each sphere covered with twelve gores, the terrestrial globe inscribed To the Rt Honourable SIR JOSEPH BANKS BT, KB, President of the Royal Society This New British Terrestrial Globe containing all the latest discoveries and Communications from the most correct and authentic Observations and Surveys to the year 1799 by Captn Cook and more recent Navigator, Engraved from an accurate drawing by Mr Arrowsmith, Geographer/Additions to 1807,  is respectfully Dedicated by his most obedient hble servants W & T M Bardin, labelled Sold by W & S Jones Holborn London, the celestial globe inscribed To the Rev Nevil Maskelyne DD, FRS, Astronomer Royal This new British Celestial Globe containing the positions of nearly 6000 stars, stars, clusters, nebulae, planetary nebulae etc correctly computed & laid down [to the] year 1800 from the latest observations and discoveries by Dr Maskelyne, Dr Herschel, the Rev Mr Wollaston, etc, is respectfully dedicated by his most obedient hble servants W & T M Bardin, also with printed label Sold by W & S Jones Holborn, London, with brass meridian circle, the horizontal circle with divisions for the months and signs of the zodiac,   each on mahogany stand with  turned pillar and three  downswept  legs with spade feet and brass castors, the terrestrial globe with stretchers and compass, 104cm high

A two handled serving tray, together with a modern world globe

A celestial World globe

The matching terrestrial World globe

A retro vintage 20th century desktop globe having raised detailing to the continents set on a circular base. Measures

A set of 2 vintage 1970`s Grundig globe speakers in silver. The speakers come without the pedestals and are in perforated metal. They measure approx. 27cm in diameter and appear in overall good conditions with minor tear commensurate with age. measures approx: 31cm x 25cm x 25cm

An assortment of vintage 20th century novelty items to include; a pair of mirrors, a pair of globe book ends, a desk calendar and a vintage style dial up telephone clock.

A vintage 20th century desk top globe mounted in a wooden frame and having Latin script along the base. 

Brass 6-light globe chandelier, 142 cm high, 68 cm diameter

Brass 6-light globe chandelier, 140 cm high, 68 cm diameter

Anonymous, depicting a man with globe and cross, Vanitas, inspired by the work Gerard Dou's The Hermit, panel 19th century, 27x22 cm

dr. A. Krause Dutch globe with meridian on walnut base containing a compass, Netherlands ca. 1930, 56 cm high

dr. A. Krause Dutch globe on walnut base, Netherlands ca. 1930, 48 cm (damaged)

GLOBE STYLE THREE TIER BOOKCASE

MODERN FLOOR STANDING HARDSTONE INLAID GLOBE, APPROX 90CM HIGH

A quantity of wooden items to include carved bowl, trinket box, cat ornaments, biscuit barrel together with a globe

GLOBE BRAND BEVELLED WALL MIRROR

A Globe Wernicke style oak bookcase, (not sectional), width 88cm, depth 32cm, height 152cm

A lovely twelve section run of Edwardian mahogany stacking bookcases comprising two four tier straight sections and a corner section , also of four tiers , (note sections have been screwed together not thought to be Globe Wernicke but are of nice quality, some damage to one hinge, locks unlocked no keys)

ASTRONOMY: TURNER, Richard (3 Works bound in one volume): 1- [A View of earth, being a short system of modern geography]. LACKING THE TITLE PAGE, Starts with page 1-52. With 6 Maps (Europe, British Empire, Asia, Africa, America, South America), plus Terrestrial Globe plate and many text illustrations including 'Geographical Clock' with movable parts (Volvelle); 2- A View of the Heavens, being a short, but comprehensive system of modern Astronomy; To which is added, The Use of the Cælestial Globe. For S. Crowder, 1783, 2nd. Edn. With many additions and improvements. 64pp; With a Frontis, one plate of 'Celestial Globe & Sphere' Plus many Engraved text illustrations including a volvelle of 'Astronomical Clock'; 3- The Heavens Survey'd, and the True System of the Universe. L, for S. Crowder, 1783, 1st. edn. DEFECTIVE copy with only 22 pages present Plus 3 plates (2 folding). All three works are bound in near cont. half leather volume with marbled boards. Covers rubbed

Charles J Lundgren (New York, Connecticut, 1911 - 1988) "Sailing Ship" Signed lower right. Original Oil painting on Masonite. Provenance: Collection of James A. Helzer (1946-2008), Founder of Unicover Corporation. A century ago, the billowing sails of clipper and packet ships were regularly sighted off the shores of nations around the globe. Magnificent ships such as these changed the world. They narrowed oceans, brought peoples and nations together and created a sharp dividing line between past and future. These mighty vessels carried immigrants and their dreams to new worlds and delivered vital materials to growing nations, encouraging trade between all four corners of the globe. The beauty and grace with which they sailed the seas held anyone fortunate enough to see them in awe. Nothing quite compared to the sight of a clipper ship, her sails flickering against blue water, effortlessly propelled by invisible breezes to some exotic port of call. Image Size: 21.25 x 17.75 in. Overall Size: 27 x 23 in. Unframed. (B07995)

A collectable Gem stone globe - 37cm tall

A Philips "Challenge" Terrestrial Globe, copyright 1958, 18.5ins high

A Globe Wernicke Oak Three Tier Sectional Bookcase, with glazed rising fronts, on square tapered legs, 34ins wide x 10ins deep x 45ins high

Vintage retro table globe on a wooden base 17" tall

A 20th century revolving globe on mahogany stand

A Globe Wernicke style three-height bookcase, 87cm by 31cm by 120cm

6x Ae antoninianii of Tacitus (275 - 276 CE) consisting of reverse types: AEQVITAS AVG, Aequitas standing left with scales and cornucopiae. 2x CLEMENTIA TEMP, Emperor receiving globe from Jupiter. LAETITIA FVND, Laetitia standing holding wreath and rudder. PAX AVG, Pax standing left. SPES PVBLICA, Spes standing left. TEMPORVM FELICITAS, Felicitas standing left holding caduceus and cornucopia. Very Fine - Extremely Fine, some with much - full silvering extant.

Ancient Roman, 8x antoninianii consisting of: Carus (282 - 283 CE), Victory advancing left reverse, Extremely Fine. Numerian (283 - 284 CE), Emperor receiving globe from Jupiter reverse, Near Extremely Fine. Carinus as Caesar (282 - 283 CE), priestly implements reverse, Extremely Fine. Diocletian (284 - 305 CE), emperor receiving Victory from Jupiter reverse, Extremely Fine with much silver extant. Maximianus (286 - 305 CE), emperor receiving Victory from Jupiter reverse, Very Fine. Maximianus (286 - 305 CE), emperor and Hercules sacrificing at alter reverse, As Struck with much silvering extant. Constantius I (293 - 305 CE), emperor receiving Victory from Jupiter reverse, Good Very Fine. Galerius (305 - 311 CE), emperor receiving Victory from Jupiter reverse, Near Extremely Fine.

6x silver antoninianii of Gordian III (238 - 244 CE) consisting of: Aequitas holding scales and cornuopia, Very Fine. Fortuna seated left holding rudder and cornucopia, wheel below chair, Very Fine. Sol standing left holding globe, Very Fine. Victory advancing left holding wreath and palm branch, Good Very Fine. Emperor in military attire holding globe and spear, Good Very Fine. Victory standing left holding shield and palm branch, Good Very Fine.

6x silver antoninianii of Gordian III (238 - 244 CE) consisting of: Fides standing left holding sceptre and standard, Very Fine. Fortuna seated left holding rudder and cornucopia, Very Fine. Liberalitas standing holding abacus and cornucopia, Very Fine. Emperor sacrificing over alter, Extremely Fine. Providentia holding globe and sceptre, Near Extremely Fine. Victory holding wreath and palm branch, Very Fine.

Ancient Roman, 5x Gordian III (238 - 244 CE) silver antoninianii consisting of: Liberalitas standing left with abacus and cornucopiae, Good Very Fine. Sol holding globe and rod, Extremely Fine. Laetitia holding wreath and rudder, Extremely Fine. Emperor in military attire, Good Very Fine. Hercules resting club on column, Near Extremely Fine.

3x George III (1760 - 1820) recovery from illness medals: gilt metal, silver and bronze, 1789 by J. P. Droz. Obvs: Laureate head of George III right. Revs: An altar on which burns a sacrificial fire, entwined with a snake; olive branch and globe below.. DH179, 180, 181. All Near Extremely Fine, the gilt with metal showing.

6x silver antoninianii consisting of: 2x Philip I (244 - 249 A.D.). Annona standing left holding corn ears and cornucopia, Extremely Fine. Nobilitas standing right holding scepter and globe, Extremely Fine. Philip II as Caesar (244 - 247 CE). Philip in military attire holding globe and spear, Near Extremely Fine. Philip II as Augustus (247 - 249 CE). Pax holding olive branch and sceptre, Extremely Fine. 2x Octacilia Severa (244 - 249 CE), wife of Philip I. Concordia seated left holding patera and cornucopia, Extremely Fine. Pudicitia seated left drawing veil away from face and holding sceptre, Extremely Fine.

8x billon antoninianii of Gallienus (253 - 268 CE) consisting of: 2x IOVI CONSERVATORI, emperor receiving globe from Jupiter, ORIENS AVG, Tyche presenting wreath to Gallienus, ORIENS AVG, Orien holding globe and rod, 2x PIETAS AVGG, Gallienus and Valerian sacrificing over alter, VIRTVS AVGG, Gallienus receiving Victory from Roma, VIRTVS AVG, Virtus standling left holding spear and shield. Very Fine - Extremely Fine.

5x silver antoninianii of Gallienus (253 - 268 CE) consisting of: Eagle on globe between two standards, Extremely Fine. Seated captives either side of trophy, Very Fine. Jupiter holding Victory and standing on cippus inscribed IMP CES, Near Extremely Fine. Emperor standing beside kneeling figure of Gaul, Extremely Fine. Victory on globe between two captives, Good Very Fine.

5x silver antoninianii of Gallienus (253 - 268 CE) consisting of: Mars standing in temple, Good Very Fine. Seated captives either side of trophy, Good Very Fine. Jupiter holding Victory and standing on cippus inscribed IMP CES, Near Extremely Fine. Victory on globe between two captives, Very Fine. Mars standing and holding spear and trophy, Very Fine.

8x billon antoninianii of Gallienus (253 - 268 CE) consisting of: DIANA FELIX, Diana holding spear and bow, ORIENS AVG, Orien holding globe and rod, LAETITIA AVG, Laetitia holding wreath and rudder, MARTI PACIFERO, Mars holding olive branch, PAX AVGVSTI, Pax holding olive branch and sceptre, VICTORIA AVGG, Victory advancing left, VICTORIA AET, Victory holding wreath and palm branch, VIRTVS AVG, Virtus holding globe and spear. Very Fine - Extremely Fine.

7x Postumus (260 - 269 CE) silver antoninianii consisting of: Minerva advancing left holding olive branch, spear and shield reverse, Very Fine. Moneta standing holding scales and cornucopia, Extremely Fine. Neptune holding trident and dolphin, prow at feet, Good Very Fine. Pax advancing left holding olive branch and sceptre reverse, Extremely Fine. Mars advancing left holding spear and trophy, Very Fine. Postumus in military attire holding spear and globe, Virtually As Struck. Felicitas standing with purse and cornucopia, Very Fine.

Early 20th Century 'Geographia' 8 inch Terrestrial globe, 167 Fleet Street London, mounted on a brass half meridian and raised on stepped brown Bakelite base, H30cm

Desktop world globe, with chrome mount and base, H41cm

Victorian rosewood brass bound two division tea caddy, Eastern hardwood adjustable book trough, turned yew table lamp, early C20th bobbin, terrestrial globe, etc

Brass oil lamp on black terracotta base with chimney and white globe shade, and a Veritas brass oil lamp

Small gemstone globe, approx H25cm

Early C20th oak Globe Wernicke style four section bookcase, H172cm, W91cm, D33cm

Interesting Concorde related items plus other pieces: Includes Corgi Concorde models boxed, Concorde travel alarm clock made to celebrate 27 years of commercial supersonic flight, Sindy British Aiways doll, boxed, from a limited edition of 10,000, Princess Diana First Day Covers, Halcyon Days large Royal Coronation globe - boxed. From the collection of an ex BA cabin crew member.

Three Stack Globe Wernicke bookcase:

ASSORTED CONTINENTAL & OTHER CERAMICS & ORNAMENTS, including brass oil lamp, QVC globe, planter, Chinese cloisonne vase, garniture of 3 Italian floral pot pourri vases etc. (qty)

A mid-20th Century 12" Replogal Starlight globe on a chrome base