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PAIR OF GLOBE AND SHAFT DECANTERS AND OTHER GLASSWARE INCLUDING ROSE BOWL

2 boxes of ceramics to include, Wedgwood, small elephants and a globe

Five novelty table cigarette lighters, machine gun, globe clock, Elector Panther and another. P&P Group 2 (£18+VAT for the first lot and £3+VAT for subsequent lots)

A COLLECTION OF VARIOUS ITEMS. TO INCLUDE A SELECTION OF OLD MANTLE CLOCK SPARES , GLOBE, SUPASNAPS, A WOODEN TRIBAL WALL MOUNTED FIGURE, AVON PERFUME BOTTLES IN GUN STYLES ETC

A LARGE GLOBE ON A WOODEN BASE

VARIOUS ITEMS TO INCLUDE A LARGE QUANTITY OF FIGURINES, SMALL GLOBE ETC

A GEM STONE AND PEARLISED GLOBE ON BRASS STAND32CM HIGH

Selection of brassware and metal ware to include two handled brass bucket and a brass globe. Not available for in-house P&P, contact Paul O'Hea at Mailboxes on 01925 659133

Retro oak mounted and globe. Not available for in-house P&P, contact Paul O'Hea at Mailboxes on 01925 659133

A Pygmalion No.1960 brass powder compact, in the form of a globe, 5 cm diameter

Two AKC cinemas for the British army advertising posters, both for Globe Cinema, Bovington; from the 1950's, one for April 12th - 25th and the other for October 12th - 25th; each 38cm x 25.3cm

A pair of late 19th Century quilted satin air trap vases, each of lobed globe and shaft form, cased in a graduated pink over opal with a repeat quilted design to the body, height 17cm. (2)

A pair of late 19th Century satin finish peach blow type ewers of globe and shaft form with a wide frill rim, cased in a graduated pink over opal with an applied frosted clear crystal rustic form handle, height 18cm. (2)

A pair of late 19th Century glass ewers of footed, shouldered ovoid form with a slender collar neck and frill rim in a graduated amber over opal with applied amber glass rustic form handle, height 18.5cm, together with a pair of continental glass vases of globe and shaft form with a graduated amethyst to opal lattice pattern ground. (4)

A late 19th Century John Walsh Walsh Autumnal range vase of globe and shaft form with frill rim, decorated with a clear crystal and pink leaf over the opal ground, height 16cm, together with a pair of pink trimmed opal ground vases, and a further pair of blue trimmed opal vases. (5)

An Art Deco chrome table lamp of a nude silhouette figure holding a white globe, height 52cm.

A late 19th Century continental glass vase of globe and shaft form with applied clear crystal handles and flowering blossom bough over the striped opalescent ground, height 33.5cm.

A 20th Century Watford Crystal claret jug of globe and shaft form with a strawberry diamond cut body and high loop handle with a spired form stopper, height 40cm, retains original label, together with an earlier globe and shaft form decanter. (2)

An early 20th Century Globe Wernicke oak five tier waterfall bookcase, the acanthus scroll pediment to the top.

An early 20th Century Globe Wernicke three-tier oak bookcase on a plinth base, labelled, S/D.

Early 20th Century oak three sectional Globe Wernicke bookcase. 87 x 31 x 121cm approx. (B.P. 21% + VAT) One of the Globe Wernicke plaques to the central back has fallen off but present. No glass appearing to be cracked. Minor wear but generally in good usable condition.

Early 20th Century oak three sectional Globe Wernicke bookcase. 87 x 31 x 125cm approx. (B.P. 21% + VAT) No damage to the glass, minor wear but generally in good usable condition for age.

Early 20th Century oak five sectional Globe Wernicke bookcase with metal banding and under drawer. 87 x 46 x 218cm approx. (B.P. 21% + VAT) Slightly dry in places, the glass appearing undamaged. One glass panel also has a mesh panel attached to it. Minor wear in places but in good usable condition.

A vintage Duplex twin wick oil lamp, complete with chimney, white glass globe shade & spare chimney.

AN 18TH CENTURY ENGLISH HUNTING HANGER, 48cm fullered blade, characteristic gilt brass hilt with downturned shell guard, profusely decorated with neoclassical imagery and globes, the D-shaped knuckle guard and pommel decorated to match, tapering polished horn grip. The globe perhaps reflects a nautical theme.

Mid 20th Century 14inch globe on a wooden stand with integral compass

Reproduction circular mahogany games table, a mahogany three tier folding cake stand and a reproduction mahogany globe on stand

Globe Wernicke oak three section bookcase with leaded glass doors

Globe Wernicke oak five section bookcase (top at fault), 34ins wide

Early 20th Century Globe Wernicke type mahogany and glazed three section bookcase

Mid-century vintage light fitting, six moulded glass globe shades, with chromed housings, suspended on chords.

A mid-century gilt-metal sunburst twist wall mirror, with convex mirror, 69 cm wide, pair of modern Art Deco style hand and globe wall lights and an oviform simulated basalt lamp base, 73 cm high

German late 19th century cut glass claret jug of shaft and globe form, with silver mount and knopped scroll handle and detachable cork stopper, '833', circa 1890, 25cm.

A Early 20th C Oak globe Wernicke stacking bookcase, projecting cornice above an arrangement of four sliding glass doors raised on a plinth base. 147 x 87 x 30cms.

An early 20th Century oak Globe Wernicke style stacking bookcase, the projecting cornice above three pairs of glazed cupboard doors each enclosing a shelf and raised on a plinth base, 157 x 87 x 25cms.

A signed Reggie Kray Boxing tribute British Boxing 1950s signed in 1997 and sent to The Globe Town ABC boxing Club in Bethnal Green. All proceeds from the sale of this lot including Buyers Premium will go Hopefield Animal Sanctuary.

A gemstone globe, approx height 37cm.

A collection of lights including standard lamps with with metal bases, pierced twist design to the top and glass shades, one with a heavy simulated gold metal column on base and a vintage lamp with conical shades (one missing) together with three red glass tulip shape, ceiling lights and four globe design-opalescent style modern lights including two side lamps and two ceiling lights - NO RESERVE

FOUR SECTION GLOBE WERNICK BOOKCASE

TERRESTRIAL GLOBE

Gemstone Globe - 35cm h

A MID 20TH CENTURY DRINKS GLOBE, diameter 60cm x height 92cm

Steamboat prints and a globe print

GLOBE COCKTAIL CABINET, in the form of an antique terrestrial globe on stand with rising lid and fitted interior, 100cm H.

GLOBE PENDANT LIGHT

A walnut Art Deco globe two door display cabinet, 124cm tall x 134cm wide x 34cm deep with one glass shelf, other shelf missing, cabinet in generally good condition

A 19th century hand blown advertising glass globe light shade, inscribed TOBACCONIST AND HAIR DRESSER, stamped Shaw's patent to the copper rim, 31cm highCondition report: Crack 10cm running from the rim down the back. A further crack below the metal rim. Several rim chips. Dirty. The lettering has some age and is hand painted.

A Regent Paraffin Sold Here double sided enamel sign with hanging flange and central globe image, with suberb gloss, 18 x 14".

A 'Not For Resale' glass petrol pump globe by Hailware, in good condition, fully stamped 'Property of Shell. Mex & BP Ltd...'

A Robertson & Co of Glasgow Whisky blending globe set on wooden stand

Miniatur-Globus, USA 1921, gedrechselter Holzfuß mit 2 Messinghalterungen, dazwischen runde Kugel aus Pappmaché mit lithographierten Kontinenten und Ländern, bez. 12 inch Globe made by Weber Costello Co, Chicago Heights, Illinois, made in USA, Patent applied for W.C. (in Raute), Copyright-Zeichen, 1921, Gesamthöhe 26 cm, Globus D 13,5 cm. 2709-069

A specimen king fisher in domed globe display wall hanging

19th Century woolwork sailor's picture, with a globe to centre surmounted by Britannia, flanked by six flags, the Union flag, two White Ensign flags, and two Royal Standards, above a resting sailor, further depicting two three-masted frigates with gun ports, one fully rigged, and two cutters on a calm sea, with two beadwork plaits to the top and bottom of the picture, housed in a glazed maple frame, the picture 66cm x 46cm 

An early 20th Century oak Globe Wernicke sectional bookcase

An early 20th Century oak Globe Wernicke sectional bookcase

An early 20th Century mahogany Globe-Wernicke bookcase

An early 20th Century oak Globe Wernicke style sectional bookcase

Freestanding Valet with Bobbin Supports, coat hangers, globe trotter suitcase.

SEEMAN, Berthold Carl (1825-71). Narrative of the Voyage of H.M.S. Herald ... Being a Circumnavigation of the Globe, and Three Cruizes [sic] of the Arctic Regions in Search of John Franklin.SEEMANN, Berthold Carl (1825-71).  Narrative of the Voyage of H.M.S. Herald during the Years 1845-51, under the Command of Captain Henry Kellett, R.N., C.B., being a Circumnavigation of the Globe, and Three Cruizes [sic] of the Arctic Regions in Search of Sir John Franklin. London: Reeve and Co., 1853. 2 volumes bound in one, large 8vo (212 x 140mm). Half title to vol. one, 2 tinted lithographed frontispieces, folding coloured map with route of the voyage marked in red, tables (lacks all before half title [i.e. endpaper], half title browned, occasional light spotting and staining). Original mauve pebbled pictorial cloth gilt, gilt edges (extremities rubbed, some staining, mark to upper cover). Provenance: Hudson (armorial bookplate); from the Collection of Lt. Cdr. Andrew David (bookplate). FIRST EDITION. Arctic Bib. 15680; Hill p. 271; Howes S-271; Sabin 78867; Stafleu and Cowan TL-2 11602; Wickersham 6593.

BENTHAM JEREMY: (1748-1832) English Philosopher, Jurist and Social Reformer. A fine, long L.S., Jeremy Bentham, with several holograph corrections, five pages, 8vo, n.p., n.d. (post 1802), to Baron de Lessert. In an elegantly penned letter Bentham writes to introduce his friend Edward Blaquierre, 'Now for the occasion: Eyes such as yours are of course continually in their travels over the habitable globe viewed through a French medium, the scene exhibited by the regeneration of Spain can not but be familiar to you: not so, perhaps, through an English one. Edward Blaquierre, a most serviceable friend of mine, is in no inconsiderable degree, qualified to satisfy any curiosity which that scene may have left unsatisfied. He is of the noble Irish family of that name. The head of the family - a Sir John Blaquierre - being a parliamentary leader and one of the proprietors of seats in the House of Commons', also explaining that Edward Blaquierre is a naval Lieutenant and was in command of a ship in the Mediterranean 'and in that capacity distinguished himself in various ways, amongst them by saving a Bey of Tunis from an insurrection' and that 'In the world of letters he is known to advantage by several works: one of them entitled "Letters from the Mediterranean"in which some mention, I believe, is made of the Tunis adventure' and further commenting 'there is a good deal of the Irish enthusiasm and a little more than enough of the Irish impetuosity and eccentricity in his turn of mind....amongst his eccentricities was that of sticking into that work of his an enthusiastic passage or two about the delight of Codification coupled with the mention of a name so little worth it as that which began this already too long letter'. Bentham also informs his correspondent that he had not heard from Blaquierre for some years when he received a letter from him 'on the point of embarkation on a visit to Spain with two declared objects: one of these was the giving in that country what notoriety he could to my works: the other, not then explained, but which has since turned out to be, the writing a history of the revolution, the news of which had just arrived here. Not only unpaid but unasked by me, or anybody else, he has been working for me with as much zeal as the highest paid ambassador could manifest in the service of his Monarch: and to that zeal, I am indebted for that notice from the cortes, of which some not very correct accounts, I believe, have found their way into some of your well-disciplined and well-purified newspapers. He continues full of gratitude for all the service he has done me'. Bentham states that Blaquierre has been married for a year and is currently residing in Paris ('a place of abode which the state of his finances renders a rather more convenient one than London') and is occupied in the completion of his history of the Spanish Revolution, continuing 'The liberty, I am thus taking with you, is, on his part, altogether unasked and unexpected. It would be a real satisfaction to me to bring together two men so worthy of each other: but my respect for both of you forbad my annoying either of you by a letter of introduction, which I have no title to give, and which it might be unpleasant to the one to receive, or the other to deliver: should, therefore, any intercourse have place, it is with you that it will commence'. The philosopher also writes of Blaquierre's proposed renovation of a property near Montpellier and continues to reflect on previous meetings with his correspondent and their wife at their home in Paris in 1802 as well as pleasant days 'at a place I had for four or five years in Devonshire', remarking 'Madame la Baronne, your wife, who was then skipping about from room to room in a state of maiden innocence, can not possibly have had cognizance of my existence, unless it were by the gloom with which the sight of a stupid old man, with deaf and aching ears, may have damped the gaiety of the rest of the company' and also writes of a Mr. Garnier, whom he believes has now been made a Marquis, observing 'If he is a man like other men, and in particular like other Frenchmen, the evidence I gave him of the impression made upon me by his discoveries in relation to the monetary system of ancient Rome, as detailed in his translation of Adam Smith, did something for me. Should Mr. Blaquierre become known to you, perhaps you might give him the additional honour of being known to Mr. Garnier'. Bentham concludes his letter with an anecdote concerning his correspondent's mother, 'One person of your family, the remembrance of whom (would you think it?) is still a source rather of uneasiness to me than satisfaction, is Madame de Lessert, your mother. Yes; for the chance of breaking your ladies with a laugh, I will give them matter for one, though it be at my own expense. At that dinner of which I partook at your house, there were, I suppose, not so few as twenty in company, all of the masculine gender - all of them compleatly unknown to me. As we marched in procession from the drawing room to the dining room, I observed Madame de Lessert's hand stuck by her side, waiting for some other to take hold of it. It had never entered into my conception that the honour could be designed for any such insignificant person as myself: observing, however that the hand still remained single, I perceived my mistake: but it was then too late to attempt repairing it, without encreasing, instead of obliterating, the ridicule. If the lady be still giving the family the benefit of those virtues, of which I heard so much, and to which the evidences were so visible in her countenance, lay me at her feet. I beg of you, communicate to her this my confession, and, if she gives me absolution, Blaquierre, without trouble to your pen, might be the bearer of it´. Some extremely light, very minor age wear, VG Jules Paul Benjamin Delessert ( 1773-1847) French Banker & Naturalist.John Blaquiere (1732-1812) 1st Baron de Blaquiere. British Soldier, Diplomat and Politician of French descent. Chief Secretary for Ireland 1772-76.  Blaquiere fathered three daughters and four sons, including Edward Blaquiere, the subject of the present letter.Jeremy Bentham is considered as the founder of the modern utilitarianism.