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Lot 427
Admission ticket to Vauxhall pleasure gardens – an original printed admission ticket to the gardens with the permission ‘Admit Two – Globe’ with ms insertion ‘Tuesday July thirteen 1847’ and signed A Gore. Rare. Vauxhall Pleasure gardens was the most famous place of its kind in the country – particularly towards the end of the 18th c. First freely open^ charges were later made to access the many attractions^ but following the bankruptcy of the owners the gardens were sold in 1841 and closed permanently in 1859. The site can still be visited today on the banks of the Thames in London.
Lot 261
A good quality cased silver plated fish knife and fork, both with extensive chased foliate detail with foliate scrolling pierced blades and embossed collars to the polished bone handles together with a silver plated egg cup stand fitted with three porcelain egg cups in the Derby style with associated salt on tri bun supports (AF), also together with a shaft and globe decanter, a small plated tray with pierced gallery sides, etc
Lot 740
A Globe Wernicke style four section oak bookcase, and another, 87 cm wide (2) Condition report Report by RB First bookcase: 160 cm high, quite a lot of use/wear, second section with small area of moulding missing to lower left hand corner, bottom section lacks glass, water staining (from cups/vases) to interior shelving, has been garage stored for some time. Second bookcase: 141 cm high, in a very similar condition to the first bookcase, but with top section door detached.
Lot 12
A 19th Century Meissen figure group, depicting two classical entwined figures, having floral encrusted decoration on a square plinth, heightened in gilt, 29cm high; and a similar figure depicting a Queen on horseback with orb and sceptre, on a floral encrusted base, decorated with a globe and book, 21cm high, (both AF), (2) - see illustration
Lot 422
EARLY 20th CENTURY AFRICAN CARVED IVORY ELEPHANT TABLE/BEDSIDE LAMP raised on an oblong hardwood plinth vase, 8" (20.3cm) high including fitting and a WORLD CLOCK CO GC - 4 WORLD GLOBE DIGITAL BEDSIDE ALARM CLOCK, the globe with red lights indicating location of various capital cities, gilt metal base with digital clock display, 7 3/4" (19.7cm) high
Lot 506
1930s-1940s Collection of Dublin theatre programmes and assorted ephemera A large collection of Irish theatre programmes from the 1930s and 1940s, including Abbey Theatre, Theatre Royal, Dublin Globe Theatre, Dublin Gate Theatre, Peacock Theatre etc. Also with a number of other programmes, pamphlets and ephemera including 1944 Galway Horse Races racecards, 1953 American Football Croke Park programme, 1937 Surrey v Warwickshire cricket match card etc. (68 items)
Lot 400
A late 19th Century Thomas Webb & Sons vase of globe and shaft form with shouldered ovoid base rising to a slender neck, cased in opal over ruby and polished intaglio flash cut by William Fritsche with a deep scrolling band of stylised flowers and foliage between repeat pattern borders, engraved signature to the base, height 17cm.
Lot 505
A small early 20th Century French cameo glass vase in the manner of Daum of compressed globe and shaft form acid cut and enamel decorated with a stylised flower and foliage over textured ground, together with a similar example in tonal green cut with wild pansies, both unmarked, tallest 10cm. (2)
Lot 618
A U.S. PATRIARCHS MILITANT (INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS) FRATERNAL DRESS SWORD by the Henderson Ames Co. of Kalamazoo, Michigan, the 71cm blade with maker`s details to the ricasso and scrollwork and other decoration, including a lion rampant and shields with the motto `Pax aut Bellum` [`Peace or War`], named `C. Jay McCormick`, with a cast brass guard incorporating reversed quillons, a leather-covered and wire-bound metal grip, and a globe-shaped pommel with a cap set in a crown, in its metal scabbard with brass mounts, the second hanger band with a `PM` monogram, overall 89cm long.
Lot 10
Commercial Bank of Australia Limited, one pound, 18—, Melbourne, A150001 – A150001, black, white and brown on watermarked paper, maiden representing commerce with caduceus and globe top centre, ornate tendril design around Chinese text at left and right (Vort-Ronald type 1), two small punch-holes
Lot 600
An impressive brass lectern, attributed to AWN Pugin (1812-1852) for John Hardman & Co. (1838-1900), mid 19th century, the spread eagle clutching a globe in its talons, on cast column and a stepped and shaped hexagonal base supported on six crouching lions, impressed 'J Hardman & Co., Birmingham', 188cm high Literature: for a pair of floor-standing candlesticks similarly attributed, see Christie's sale no. 4212, lot 59. Provenance: St. Curig's Church, Llangurig, which was refurbished in the 1870s by Sir George Gilbert Scott and Arthur Baker. CONDITION REPORT: Some finials missing to 'crown' on column. Finish very worn and pitted in places.
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