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Lot 25
GLOBES - GEORGE PHILIP & SON PHILIP'S BRITISH EMPIRE GLOBE London: George Philip & Son Ltd., 32 Fleet Street, Printed in Great Britain, 8" globe on original wooden stand, with various splits and wear; with George Philip & Son Betts's Portable Terrestrial Globe compiled from the latest and best authorities. G. Philip & Son, 32 Fleet Street, [n.d.], printed on cloth, with expanding metal substructure that is erected in the fashion of an umbrella, cloth split, somewhat soiled (2)
Lot 138
A LOUIS XIV STYLE CHANDELIER with a gilt metal frame incorporating six lights (fitted for electricity) with moulded glass pinnacles between and the whole hung with numerous faceted pear-shaped drops suspended from stylised flowerheads, the base with a glass globe finial, circa 46" drop and the width circa 24" This lot must be removed at the buyer's risk and expense.
Lot 166
Atlas Minimus Illustratus: containing Fifty-Two Pocket Maps Of The World. Drawn and engraved by J. Gibson; Revised, corrected and improved by E. Bowen, Geographer to His Majesty, to which are added A Description of the Several Empires, Kingdoms, States and Provinces of the Known World, their Seas, Harbours, Rivers and Mountains, printed for T. Carnan and F. Newbery 1774, with 52 maps and a frontispiece engraving for The Globe of the World, bound in cloth backed boards with owner's name dated 1775, free endpaper & binders printed notice inside cover
Lot 127
TAYLOR'S 1955 VINTAGE PORTA dusty bottle of Taylor's 1955 Vintage Port produced in the year that Marlon Brando won the Golden Globe for "On the Waterfront". Original label missing - British Transport Hotels label affixed instead. Original impressed wax seal on top of driven cork confirms contents. No strength or capacity statements (approx. 75cl). Level bottom neck/ top shoulder. 1 bottle.
Lot 771
A FAN with carved ivory guards and pierced sticks, vellum leaves painted in watercolour with figures enacting a scene from 'The Tempest'. The central figure painted en grisaille (possibly a reference to Shakespeare or to Garrick as actor/manager) standing before a scroll inscribed "The Cloud Capt Towers, The Gorgeous Palaces, The Solemn Temples, The Great Globe Itself"; reverse plain 29 cms
Lot 28
Allen & Hanbury's London - A small ebonised confectioners counter shop display cabinet, the arch titled "Allen & Hanbury's Jujubes & Pastilles, London" over a glazed front etched 'Allen & Hanburys, Voice, Glycerine, Delectable' on a stepped base with plaque to the reverse, O.C Hawkes Globe works Birmingham, height 79cm x 21.5cm x 28cm
Lot 26
Slightly smaller than your average mammoth,Woolmer-I-Am is a beautifully detaileddedication to its full-sized source of inspiration,Wool-I-Am, who currently resides at IpswichMuseum’s Victorian Natural History Gallery,along with gorillas, lions and giraffes! Lovinglysculptured in resin, Woolmer-I-Am even hashis own set of tusks, which he will be using toprotect the Buttermarket Centre.Supporting partner:Ipswich Borough CouncilIpswich Borough Council’s vision isto build a better Ipswich. Lookingafter the needs of a thriving anddiverse urban centre with more than135,600 residents, the Council prioritisesthe following to meet that vision: a strongIpswich economy, a sustainable environment,an enjoyable place to live work and study,a healthy community, quality homes forall, safe communities, and an efficient andeffective council.www.ipswich.gov.ukArtist: Phil DanielsPhil Daniels is a professional artist withsales in excess of over 700 paintings incollections across the globe. Some ofhis work is highly detailed automotiveairbrush art but he has also worked onmany sculpture trails alongside Wild InArt, producing pieces such as the AlanPartridge Gorilla and all of the realistichair sculptures. His auctioned pieces haveraised hundreds of thousands of poundsin revenue for charity.
Lot 182
India.- Pennant (Thomas) The View of Hindoostan, 2 vol., first edition, engraved frontispieces, 2 headpieces, 19 plates, 1 hand-coloured, large folding map (small tear), both lacking half-titles, modern half-morocco over marbled boards, 4to, 1798.⁂ This was originally projected to be a 14 volume work titled "Outlines of the Globe" though a total of only 4 volumes were published, with only this work published in the author's lifetime.
Lot 373
Pair of four section Globe Wernicke Co Limited stacking bookcases 155cm tall, 86cm wide, 32cm deep Condition Report:The internal height of each tier is 24-25cm. Some of the doors are locked and we do not have the key.Bookcase 1: glass missing from the bottom section, handle missing from top section and scuffed in places to both timber and metal banding.Bookcase 2: All glass present with scuffs in places. Doors are mostly in working order. A couple could require a little attention.
Lot 195
FIVE GEORGE III SILVER FIDDLE PATTERN SALT SPOONS AND A LADLE each engraved with a family crest of a globe surmounted by a Latin cross, mark of William Eley & William Fern, London 1815 (3) & 1823 (2); and a similarly crested small ladle, mark of William Chawner II, London 1818; the spoons and ladle weigh 89g (almost 3 oz)
Lot 193
A PAIR OF GEORGE IV SILVER CAULDRON SHAPED SALTS each with a nulled rim on four trefoil-topped pad feet and engraved with a family crest of a globe surmounted by a Latin cross, mark of Robert Garrard, II London 1821, 8cm diameter (3 ¼ in), 334g (a little under 10 ¾ oz) Note; This, the previous, and the following lot formed over several generations of the same family
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