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A CHINESE BLUE-GLAZED VASE, of globe and shaft form, bears painted marks to base. 32.5cmThe absence of a Condition Report does not imply that a lot is without imperfections. Please note carefully the exclusion of liability for the condition of lots contained in the Conditions of Sale.Restoration around the base. Crazing throughout.
A BRASS MODEL ORRERY, the cylindrical pillar, issuing from a stepped circular base, supporting a sphere and a rotating leaf-form arm with five cogs, the arm supporting a globe. 46.5cm high overallThe absence of a Condition Report does not imply that a lot is without imperfections. Please note carefully the exclusion of liability for the condition of lots contained in the Conditions of Sale.20th Century. Appears to function ok and be intact.
A contemporary oak nest of three occasional tables, together with a hinged top globe bar (2)Condition report: Hinge top with some rusting. General wear around the edges as shown in photo. Nest of tables is in good order structurally but with some scratches to tops, through general use, would require re-staining to cover the scratches/scuffs.
GLOBE-WERNICKE OAK SECTIONAL BOOKCASE of three-tiers on drawer base, 90cms widethe height is 130cmsthe depth at the top is 30cms, at the bottom it is 38cmsNo there is no damage to any of the glass, it’s just the reflection.Unfortunately the key is missing so the doors wont lock.The drawer on the base has a damaged handle but is present, it just needs to be bent back into the holders.It all feels fine, structurally solid, no worm.There is slight damage to the back, there is a small piece of wood missing and in one corner the back is starting to come off, just needs to re-tacking.Very light general wear.
NO RESERVE Voyages.- Fleurieu (Charles Pierre Claret de) A Voyage round the World, performed during the years 1790, 1791, and 1792, by...Étienne Marchand, 2 vol. (text only, lacking Atlas), first English edition, 4 folding letterpress tables, vol.1 with contemporary ink annotation to p.526, original boards, uncut, rubbed, spines defective, [Hill 613, "rarer than the French original"; Sabin 24752], 8vo, 1801.⁂ ⁂ Marchand was the second Frenchman to circumnavigate the globe, after Bougainville, and his voyage was the first French commercial expedition to the Pacific Northwest."A most important work for the history of geographical discovery in the North-West" (Hill).
A collection of assorted 19th Century and later glassware, including a Victorian shaft and globe decanter, a cut glass vase, Victorian pressed glass, cut glass water jug, a cut glass milk jug, Murano glass pair of vases, hand painted opaline glass, studio glass, Sowerby pressed glass milk jug, cruet set, etc, (one box)
A collection of silver jewellery including two various chain sterling silver bracelets with heart shaped locket clasp, hallmarked (1.99ozt/61.8 grams) together with three various glass or enamel set rings, various sizes, 2 only stamped 925 other unmarked together with a plated globe necklace with plain chain, another plain chain and engraved bangle - af (Q)
A Coalbrookdale-style porcelain ecuelle and cover, circa 1830, of globe form with twin entwined branch handles issuing flowers and foliage, painted to one side with 'A View in Italy' and to the other with flower sprays, 16cm high, 26cm across.Condition: extensively restored, some further minor losses.
A John Calver vase, of globular form and decorated with impressed and resist flowers on a mottled blue ground, 11cm high, together with a conical bowl, possibly Chris Hawkins, decorated with reduced copper oxide and a streaked bronze effect rim, 17cm dia., and a raku glazed vase, also unidentified, of globe form with green crackle to the rim, 13cm high. (3)
A Laurel Keeley bowl, of conical form and decorated with incised fish leaping over a leafy pond, the rim with a broad geometric border, finished in graduated pink and blue glazes, 26cm wide (chip to rim), together with a studio vase by another hand, of globe form and decorated with red matt glazes, and 19.5cm high, and a footed bowl with stylised flowers, 22cm dia. (3)
A Victorian electrotype globe inkstand, engraved mark, designed by John Leighton (1822-1912) for the 1851 Great Exhibition, with a central gilt globe inkwell, opening to reveal a facetted glass well, the circular base with nine panels of various craftsmen and an outer border with the names of celebrated names in their field, 23cm (9in) diameterCondition Report: Some play to the hingeWell slightly twistsGlass with some very minor chipsSome rubbing to the high pointsLight scratches and wear commensurate with age and use Condition Report Disclaimer
London, The Great Exhibition 1851, white metal medal by T Otley, oval medallions of Victoria and Albert above exhibition building and wreath, rev. Britannia standing on a seashore, hand resting on beehive and globe, and holding an olive branch, 74mm (BHM 2447; E 746). Extremely fine, much mint bloom
A George III period oak dresser, circa 1770, rectangular form top on a moulded, above three frieze drawers over three further rows of central drawers with swan neck brass handles, flanked on either side panel doors with globe brass handles, raised on carved bracket feet. 89cm H x 188cm W x 56cm D
A set of eight late 20th century oak dining chairs (6 chairs and 2 carvers) by Titchmarsh & Goodwin, in a 17th century manner, globe finials above a scrolled foliate carved rail on turned baluster supports, upholstered studded edge inlay back rest and seat, raised baluster legs and supports on bun feet. 127cm H x 59cm W x 59cm D
Two WWII Egyptian sweetheart cigarette cases, the first engraved with the badge of the Lincolnshire Regiment and Egypt, verso Egypt 1947, internally with a pair of doves, and a couple embracing under a lamp post, the other with a nude lady atop a globe, verso Egypt 1947, internally a shield and flowers and a raised heart and flowers, 14cm Wide. (3)
Assay Master Hugh Gordon, of Hanoverian pattern with engraved crest and motto to reverse of terminal(20.5cm long, 2.4oz)Heraldry: Engraved with the crest and motto for Hope of a broken terrestrial globe beneath a cloud-issuing rainbow with the motto 'At Spes Infracta'; (Yet my hope is unbroken). Likely for John Hope, 2nd Earl of Hopetoun (1704 - 1781).Note: This spoon is en suite with an example sold, Scottish Silver & Applied Arts, Lyon & Turnbull 14th August 2019 lot 410 For two generations The Hopetoun family, Charles and John Hope 1st and 2nd Earls, were perhaps the most important commissioners of silver in Scotland. Their influence on the Edinburgh trade appears not only to have given many valuable and important commissions, but to have encouraged the goldsmiths to new heights, resulting in truly fashionable and important items. As with all family commissions, the success of the family closely directly relates to the commissions and need for silver. The boom in commissions seems to have occurred from 1699 when the architect William Bruce was commissioned by Margaret Hope, Charles's mother, to create Hopetoun House, built in its original form between 1699 and 1702. This original Bruce building has been much changed by later work with the William Adam rebuild of 1721. Flatware bearing the armorial/ crest is surprisingly rare. It is unknown how large the original services of flatware within Hopetoun House were. Oddly, these pieces do not seem to have survived, and it is predominantly larger important pieces which are still recorded. It is highly likely these smaller items were regularly recycled into larger impressive wares and while obviously made in large numbers, few survive.
A 7 inch 'Huson Star Globe' by H Hughes & Sons, London, Epoch 1920:, No 39/B/53 pattern 604, white printed gores with makers label as per title, calibrated brass meridian and horizontal rings stamped 'Henry Browne & Sons Ltd', in original fitted case with blue and red pencils, instruction labels to lid interior and stamped 'Compass Department Admiralty 1st February 1954', the case 28 x 27 x 27cm also an 'A-N Type 1 Star Identifier' (2)
A collection of 8 Royal Mail collectors stamp sets with information cards. Comprising: "20th Century Women Of Achievement" 1996, "Robert Burns" 1996, "Medical Discoveries" 1994, "Communications" 1995, "Tennyson" 1992, "Sherlock Holmes" 1993, "Shakespeare's Globe" 1995 and "Gilbert & Sullivan" 1992. All in clear protective sleeves.
Two Indian release film posters, pasted on board, includes, 'Foreign Correspondent', United Artists (1940), director Alfred Hitchcock, 102cm x 76cm, printed Jayaraman Litho Press, Madras; 'Hercules Unchained', Warner Brothers (1959) 92cm x 75cm, printed Globe Art Printers, Delhi, both posters framed, not glazed. (2)
SOUL/FUNK/DISCO - LPs (OUTSTANDING CONDITION COPIES). Presented in superlative condition are these 34 x choice LPs! Artists/titles include Fern Kinney - Groove Me (sealed), Lace - Shades Of Lace, Shanice Wilson - Discovery, The Beck Family - Dancin' On The Ceiling (sealed w/hype sticker), Paul Jabara And Friends, Najee - Tokyo Blue, Osibisa, Rinder & Lewis - Cataclysm (sealed), Gene Page - Close Encounter (sealed, w/hype sticker), Giorge Pettus, Mtume, Anthony & The Camp, Aquarian Dream Fantasy, Juice JOnes - GTO (sealed, w/hype sticker), Shirley Jones, Tamiko Jones, Jonzun Crew, Aleem Featuring Leroy Burgess, Michael Gregory, Jesse Johnson, Rockwell, Lyn Roman, Janice Bulluck - Don't Start A Fire (sealed), Garry Glenn and The Globe Trotters. Condition is almost exclusively Ex+ to archive with Mint and factory sealed copies included.
SOUL/FUNK/DISCO - LPs (OUTSTANDING CONDITION COPIES). Again in fantastic condition, here's another 34 x wicked LPs. Artists/titles include Dazz Band - Keep It Live and Juke Box, The Globe Trotters, Good Question, Morning, Noon & Night, A Taste Of Honey - Ladies Of The Eighties, Tawatha, Zapp & Roger, Visions - S/T, Voyage - Fly Away (sealed), Sadao Watanabe, Tony Terry, Philip Michael Thomas, Vaneese Thomas, Tramaine - The Search Is Over (sealed, w/hype sticker), Lieutenant Stitchie, Jean Beauvoir, Marlon Jackson, Dana Dane - 4 Ever, Jessye Norman, Dwight Ross, Teena Marie - Lady T (sealed), Graham Central Station - Now Do You Want A Dance (sealed), Cy Coleman, Omar Chandler and George McRae. Condition is almost exclusively Ex+ to archive with Mint and factory sealed copies included.
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