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Lot 290
C19th Small Pillar Clock with onyx bevelled base, cast copper figure partially gilded cherub holding aloft porcelain globe surmounted by quivers of arrows, clock movement with white dial decorated with swags of flowers, inner chapter ring with Roman numerals, outer ring with Arabic minutes, platform escapement, movement no. 2903, painted & gilded with bellflowers & insects
Lot 235
A GROUP OF SILVER AND WHITE METAL comprising: a miniature silver tyg, London 1911, with presentation engraving; a pair of hallmarked cufflinks with swivel backs; two engine-turned napkin rings (one in a fitted case), a fiddle pattern teaspoon; a cut-glass scent bottle with silver cover in Art Nouveau style; a small silver coffee spoon; a silver-handled corkscrew; and a white metal world globe (9). First height 3.5cm
Lot 25
1977 Silver Jubilee commonwealth stamp collection in Silver logoed album with hundreds of stamps, stamp sheets and booklets from around the globe set on presentation pages. Looks complete. Good Condition. All signed pieces come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.99, EU from £5.99, Rest of World from £7.99.
Lot 485
A collection of novelty and other antique and vintage collectables, to include a Victorian 'The Great Exhibition' souvenir sewing compendium in a kingfisher blue velvet fold-out case, with pale green silk lining and full original contents, silk label inside lid 'A Present from the Crystal Palace', 6¾in. (17cm.) high; Vintage tape measure panda bear; Antique French manivelle music box, the brass case with embossed lyre decoration, the top with children playing, the serpentine winding arm with porcelain handle; Vintage enamel figural World globe pencil sharpener; five vintage figural cahous sweet tins, Globe, Rugby ball, Drum, Cash box and fish; child's teddy bear feeding spoon.
Lot 581
Dolls’ house lighting, A gold painted cast metal four-lite chandelier with white glass globe shades —2½in. (6cm.) high (one shade replaced with wooden bead); a soft-metal ceiling lamp with glass globe shade; and another ceiling oil-lamp (missing shade); a modern brass chandelier and Davy lamp
Lot 304
Briggs (Richard). The English Art of Cookery, according to the present practice, 2nd edition, 1791, half-title present, 12 engraved plates of bills of fare, some scattered spotting, contemporary ownership inscription 'Mary Bunow' to front free endpaper, upper hinge split, contemporary sheep, rebacked, maroon morocco title label to spine, upper board repaired at head, 8vo (Qty: 1)Bitting p. 60; Maclean 15; Vicaire 116; cf. Oxford, pp. 115-116, and Cagle 577 (first edition). On the title page Richard Briggs describes himself as being 'many Years Cook at the Globe Tavern, Fleet-street, the White-Hart Tavern, Holborn, and now at the Temple Coffee-house'. The volume is strictly organised into 38 chapters with clearly distinct themes, covering poultry, soups and broths, fish dressings, sauces, stews and hashes, ragous and fricassees, roots and vegetables, puddings, pies and tarts, pancakes and fritters, cheesecakes and custards, blancmanges, jellies and syllabubs, potting and little cold dishes, carving, garden vegetables, brewing, wines and cordial wines, and more. The twelve plates depict selected bills of fare for each month of the year.
Lot 612
A Continental mantel clock, late 19th century, the arch-topped brass body surmounted by bronze figures of young boys flanking a celestial globe, the dial with an enamel chapter ring and Roman hour markers within a grape and vine border, over a panel decorated in relief with putti taking part in artistic endeavours, over a stylised leaf and berry frieze on cast bun feet, 52cm wide 39cm high
Lot 607
Silver pomander, circa 1600, unmarked, of globe form, the loop finial unscrewing to release six loculi, the exterior of each loculi engraved with a portrait of an English monarch; Henry IV, Edward IV, Henry VII, Henry ViII, Edward VI and Elizabeth I, the interior engraved with scrolling strap work and flower heads, 5.5cm long (a similar pomander engraved with portraits of monarchs from the Milntown Collection, was sold at Bonhams on 13th November 2013, lot 143) (Provenance: bought from Biggs of Maidenhead on 10th June 1948 for £42) Condition ReportThe pomander does close completely - please see images. The engraving is bright. There do no appear to be any restoration or dings. Please do telephone of you wish us to talk this through with you 01285 642420
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