Royal Marine Light Infantry Victorian Ensigns Colour sash fittings.Fine die-cast rich gilt buckle bearing Royal Crest, crowns, Acanthus leave, Roses and bugle; voided centre with Globe, laurel sprays and motto scrolls ... tip of lined design ornamented with oak sprays ... matching slide. All with fittings (three items)
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* Clothing. A 1950s Beverley dress, printed cotton summer dress with full gathered skirt, with all over pictorial pattern depicting chic ladies carrying hat boxes, shop fronts with awnings (a hat boutique and a florist), pairs of gloves, and bouquets of flowers, in red, turquoise, grey, black, and yellow, on a pale lime green ground, square neck with printed label at nape "A Beverley Dress", sleeveless but with wide over-the-shoulder straps culminating in a point and secured by a large black button, front opening with three further matching black buttons, side zip, bust 101.5cm (40ins), waist 76cm (30ins), length 108cm (42.5ins), together with a pair of 1950s hand-made cotton curtains, with squared pictorial pattern printed in red, grey, black, green, and turquoise, on a white ground, depicting a wide range of domestic objects, including a grater, oil lamp, coffee pot, stringed instrument, weighing scales, globe, kettle, songbird and cage, etc., gathered with rufflette tape to top edge, 8" tear to lower right corner of one curtain (held together with iron-on patch on reverse), drop 109cm (43ins), width 171.5cm (67.5ins)Qty: (3)NOTESA striking dress, so indicative of the 1950s, in excellent condition.
* Fan. A Regency fortune-telling or puzzle fan, English, 1820s, paper brisé fan, with hand-coloured etchings to 7 of the 15 shaped sections, each depicting a lady or a gentleman, and various symbols, e.g. a bee skep, an artist's palette, wine, a globe, scientific instruments, cherubs, dressing-table and mirror, sacks of gold, gauntlets and swords, etc., the 8 alternating sections painted in pink and turquoise and with foliate fronds painted in gold, and a further section with hand-coloured floral decoration attached to front guard stick, each section backed with plain pink paper, mounted on bone sticks, toned and broken, with connecting ribbon lacking, upper section of front guardstick detached, one painted section and stick detached, one pictorial panel detached and lacking lower part of stick, latter panel and several others held together with adhesive, with some incorrect placings, 21cm (8.25ins)Qty: (1)NOTESA rare fan: not in the Schreiber Collection, and we have been unable to trace another. This fan has clearly been enjoyed, but nevertheless is very attractive and unusual, and would benefit from careful restoration.
A BRONZE FIGURAL TABLE LAMP modelled as Mercury holding aloft a torch, his foot resting on a globe, the moulded circular base with gadrooned banding, light brown patination, unsigned, 29 3/4" high (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)figure good bar light scratching to one thigh and split to one finger, no wire or light fitting
Vintage gold charm bracelet with fourteen charms, including an ornately engraved globe locket, articulated windmill, train, St Christopher, with a padlock heart clasp and safety chain, all in 9 ct yellow goldCondition Report: Gross weight 88.3 gramsbracelet measures approximately 17cm in length
A Globe Wernicke oak bookcase with three glass fronted sections, 87cm wide CONDITION REPORT: The bookcase is in good condition, the glazed doors rise well and are a little stiff when sliding, a few scratches and stains throughout acceptable with age, The back has an area of paint splashes. 30cm deep x 119cm high
A good selection of glassware to include an early 19th century cut-glass mallet-shaped decanter with mushroom stopper, a heavy faceted baluster-shaped wine jug with spire stopper, a shaft and globe-style hand-cut decanter having two silver Madeira wine labels, other similar related glassware etc.
A good selection of glassware etc. to include four late 19th/early 20th century silver-plated mounted cut-glass claret jugs (plate worn), various decanters and carafes etc. including a waisted Arts and Crafts-style example with gilded decoration of ducks on a pond and windmills etc. (good selection)Condition Report: 1st box - there four silver plated mounted claret jugs - on all of the claret jugs the silver plate has mostly worn away. The three tapering conical examples all appear to be in good condition. The small spherical example also looks in good condition. Other associated items - a globe and shaft carafe decanter appear OK, a late 20th century example encrusted with flowers which is OK, a moulded biscuit barrel looks reasonable, a globe and shaft decanter without stopper, several other decanters which appear in good overall condition. 2nd box - a large and heavy circular glass vase which has several chips around the rim but could be ground down, a heavy cut-glass jug in good order (probably early 20th century), three hock glasses with spiral twist stems and sundae dishes and four conical shaped sherry (?) glasses in good order and two vinegar-style bottles on good condition etc.
An Art Deco simulated marble and chrome ceiling light, with a pair of green opaque glass globe shades44cm wideCondition report: Looks complete and usable, but is dirty. Not currently wired. The chrome is pitted and worn form use. Shades appear to be inatct, with some light surface marks, but we have not removed them from the frame to which they are screwed.
A Columbus Erdglobus terrestrial 12 inch globe, on an ornate carved wooden stand, in the form of three owls78cm highCondition report: Is complete and usable, globle rotates ok. The base has been alterered, so the plinth looks later than the rest. THe cebtral part looks like Black Forest type carving and is well made, but may not be origional to the rest. The globe look complete, but is dirty some marks in places.
Atlases.- Thomson (John) [A new general atlas, consisting of a series of geographical designs, on various projections, exhibiting the form and component parts of the globe; and a collection of maps and charts], 73 folio sheets only, including a map of Europe across 4 sheets, 2 variant maps of the Arabian peninsula, and others of America, Islands of the Pacific Ocean, Asia, the East India Islands, several of India, and six sheets of the hemispheres, engravings with hand-colouring in outline, on wove papers with watermark dates from 1795 to 1812, each sheet approx. 540 x 720 mm (21 1/4 x 28 1/4 in), map of Barbados trimmed to half-sheet measuring 515 x 320 mm (20 1/4 x 12 1/2 in), first map loose, first dozen with nicks and losses to extremities, handing creases, large tear to map of France with marginal loss, other smaller tears, occasional handling creases, rough edges, surface dirt and minor browning throughout, lacking spine, upper cover detached but present, very worn, oblong elephant folio, [Baldwin, Craddock & Joy], [1817].
World.- Sartine, Comte d'Alby (Antoine de) Carte Reduite Des Parties Connues Du Globe Terrestre Dressee au Depost des Cartes Plans et Journaux de la Marine . . . MDCCLV, large format map of the World on Mercator's projection, engraving on thick laid paper with large armorial watermark, platemark 560 x 830 mm (22 x 32 3/4 in), sheet 635 x 930 mm (25 x 36 1/2 in), central vertical fold with careful repairs to splitting, parallel crease to the left, other minor handling creases and surface dirt, unframed, Depot de la Marine, 1784; together with two other World maps, including SDUK's The World on Mercator's Projection, and a pictorial French map Planisphere, all unframed, 19th century (3)
GLOBE WERNICKE; an oak three tier stacking bookcase with glazed pull-up doors, height 139cm, width 87cm, depth at base 41.5cm, and a stool (2).Additional InformationLight general wear, some scuffs, scrapes and nicks. The stool more heavily worn with significant wear throughout and holes to upholstery.
An original WWII Second World War period German Nazi Third Reich standard 1937 Luftwaffe officers dress dagger (Second Pattern). The hilt having a gilt wire wrapped celluloid handle, Swastika globe pommel, cross guard in the form of an Imperial Eagle clutching the Swastika, double edged stiletto blade. No makers marks present. Complete with the original oak leaf decorated scabbard with hanger rings, hanger and straps (AF) and original portepee. Measures; 43cm long overall. Provenance; the item was a 'bring back' from the vendor's Father - who served in the RAF during the period, and was stationed all over the world, notably Denmark.
Ault Pottery - A 1920s Arts and Crafts vase of compressed globe and shaft form, the whole glazed in purple with a yellow cream interior, impressed mark alongside number 8, height 21.5cm, together with an early 20th Century Minton Hollis & Co Astra Ware vase glazed in a tonal red, printed mark, height 20cm. (2)
Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, or Michael CollinsOne of the most emblematic and widely circulated photographs of the Earth - a view of the globe shot as the spacecraft was heading toward the Moon. The photograph shows part of Europe and Asia, as well as a large part of Africa while the crew are nearly 180,000 kilometres from Earth. 17 July 1969Vintage chromogenic print, 20.2 x 20.2 cm (8 x 8 in), [photo no AS11-36-5355], on A KODAK PAPER watermarked stockFootnotes:This photograph was extensively used by the environmental movement. The black sky of space was cropped by NASA photo editors so that the Earth appears bigger in the picture. Condition Report: Some expected age toning and surface marks (represented in the image) which do not detract from the photograph's qualityCondition Report Disclaimer
Credit: Harrison SchmittOne of the most celebrated images of the Earth - the entire globe is seen fully illuminated by the Sun. Taken 5 hours and 6 minutes after the lift-off, from 29,000 km (18,000 miles) from the planet's surface, this photograph shows primarily the southern hemisphere from the Mediterranean to Antarctica. Africa (in the early hours of daylight), Madagascar, and the Arabian Peninsula can be clearly delineated, while an approaching December solstice illuminates Antarctica. 7 December 1972 Vintage chromogenic print on resin coated paper, 25.3 x 19.5 cm (10 x 8 in), photo no AS17-148-22727, with THIS PAPER MANUFACTURED BY KODAK watermark and NASA KSC caption on verso Condition Report: MintCondition Report Disclaimer
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