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GEORGE VI CORONATION MOULDED GLASS PLATE, TOGETHER WITH A VICTORIAN MOULDED GLASS VASE WITH TURNED COVER, RIM AND GRILL, 4 3/4" (12.1cm) high, two CUT GLASS GLOBE and SHAFT CARAFES and an ICE PLATE (5) EST 20-30

A WELL CUT EARLY 20TH CENTURY GLASS DECANTER, another globe and shaft GLASS DECANTER, a moulded glass electroplate mounted CLARET JUG and two cut glass VASES (5) EST 30-40

A framed Continental tile map of the world, 19th century, consisting of twelve tiles, depicting the globe in two circles, one showing the Arctic and the Americas, the other showing Africa, Asia and Europe, overall with Latin inscription, decorated in blue and yellow and with figural Romayne panels, cartouches supported by grapes and fruits, cherubs flying against cloudy skies and ships sailing on the seas, in moulded ebonised wooden frame, each tile 25 cm square, width of map 98 cm, width framed 110 cm. Provenance: Retailed by Mallets.

A pair of Globe-Wernicke oak bookcases, circa 1920, each unit with five glass fronted sections standing on a single drawer cushion base, 172cm high x 86cm wide x 32cm deep.

A Victorian oil lamp, on cast iron base, one other oil lamp, each with glass chimney and a table-top globe, revolving on ebonised pedestal base, 24in. high

Late Victorian silver mounted cut glass scent globe with repoussé figure of a lady with flowers to lid (hallmarked London 1900), 13cm high

1920s silver mounted cut glass scent globe with engine-turned decoration, 11.5cm high

Globe terrestre géographique, politique et économique avec cercle des équinoxes et solstices. Piétement en fonte moulée - XIXe siècle Haut. totale : 60 cm

LAMP TABLES, a pair, in campaign style the tops to each with terrestrial globe maps, 63.5cm x 45cm x 47cm H. (2)

A Royal Doulton china figure of Fagin and a green glass terrestrial globe

A late 19th to early 20th Century Continental vase of globe and shaft form with flared collar neck cased in deep orange over an opal interior and decorated with applied blue scroll handles and horizontal rings, unmarked, height 25 cm.

A Post War Thomas Webb & Sons Sommerso table lamp og compressed globe and shaft form with a heavy clear crystal cased wall around an internal deep ruby core all below chrome plated mounts, height 24 cm.

A late 19th Century Guest Brothers vase of globe and shaft form acid cut in the classical style with swags and Greek key motifs over the black ground, acid stamped to the base, height 22 cm.

An Art Deco style bronzed table lamp as an Egyptian dancing girl wearing a turban with frosted globe shade, 67cm high

A large lapis/gem stone globe on a brass and pewter stand.

Pendule dite squelette en bronze ciselé et doré, à mouvement apparent, elle présente un cercle émaillé à chiffres romains pour les heures et les minutes, elle est ornée de guirlandes de pampres de vigne et de vases, et présente un balancier en forme de soleil. Les montants fuselés et cannelés à la partie inférieure reposent sur une base ronde ajourée d`une étoile et ciselée d`entrelacs à perles et des petits patins. Socle à degrés en marbre Turquin mouluré de forme carrée. Style Directoire. H. 38 cm, diam. Inférieur : 16,5 cm (globe recollé)

Two boxes of assorted books together with two boxes of various ornaments, Chad Valley terrestrial globe, a wicker child`s chair, two stools, silver plate, etc

Six volumes "Globe Encyclopedia", published A Fullarton & Co., one volume "Kura-Kurashi O Mamoru", published 1979, in original sleeve, eight volumes Groves Dictionary of Music and Musicians, and a quantity of assorted hardback books (7 boxes)

An oak globe Wernicke style bookcase

A Globe Wernicke type oak bookcase

A Victorian silver mounted cut glass claret jug by Horace Woodward, Birmingham 1874, with a grape and leaf finial, a stock handle, the shoulder pierced embossed with grapes and leaves, flanking a shield, engraved with a camel crest, on a globe and shaft cut glass body, 29cm (11 1/2in) high. The crest of AMPHLET of Hadsor, Worcs., DERBY, GOLDFINCH of Kent, and HOVEL.

A terrestrial globe, diameter approx 11cm, mounted on a brass stand with baluster stem, the stepped circular base with foliate decoration, height approx 24cm.

A stick telephone and a 20th century globe.

A Hezzanith Star Globe, 1975. 26.5cm wide

Philips challenge globe, with steel arm and plinth base, 43cm high

Two desk globe time pieces, the first with an enamelled dial and uniform figure, together with a W.B.S Colombo example, 11cm high and 8.5cm high, (2)

A French `Globe Terrestre`, with an ebonised stand, inscribed `Dresse par J Forest`, 67cm high

A Third Reich pin back enamelled badge, commemorating the Graf Zeppelin round the world flight, depicting a Zeppelin traversing the globe with the inscription “Friedrickshafen Tokio-Los Angeles - Lakehurst”, by FLL. GC

A globe, two mantel clocks and similar items

A boxed set of Royal Crown Derby Millennium Globe Barometer and Thermometer, no. 267/1000

A pair of mahogany library bookcases, each of five glazed front sections in the Globe Wernicke style, 90 c 164 x 30 cm (2)

Halcyon Days enamels (boxed), Easter eggs 1978, 84-87, 89, 92, 93 (x 2), 96-2000, miniature egg, pill boxes 1992, 99, 2000, Christmas box 1990 and globe bonbonniere (2)

An Art Deco cold painted spelter table lamp modelled as a naked woman holding a glass globe. 57cm high

A Portmeirion glass globe

Reproduction globe drinks cabinet/trolley

"Metal terrestrial globe on a black circular stand, 16.6cm dia "

Koloman MOSER (1868-1918) & LOETZ Globe sphérique en verre ambré à décor de filets rouges ondés et d`ornements ovoïdes en verre bleu violet iridescent sur base dorée. Haut. 14 cm - Diam. 14 cm Globe sphérique en verre jaune ambré à décor d`une résille spirale formée de filets de verre blanc entrecroisés de cordonnets de verre blanc. Haut. 18,5 cm - Diam. 18 cm

A Royal Globe Insurance cast aluminium and painted shield with crown crest, 50 by 37cm, and two bronze plaques for Royal Insurance, 61 by 38cm and The Yorkshire Insurance, 45 by 36cm. (3)

A Globe Pottery part dinner service, circa 1900, comprising; two graduated oval serving plates, a large lidded tureen, a small lidded tureen with ladle and liner, six dinner, dessert and side plates, and three graduated oval serving plates of a similar pattern. (25)

A Windmill Desk Clock in Globe

John Hogan (1800-1858) Bust of Francis Sylvester Mahony ("Fr. Prout") Marble, 50cm high (19.75") Made in Rome 1846 and signed Hogan Provenance, by descent in the family of the subject Literature "John Hogan, Irish Neoclassical Sculptor in Rome" (Irish Academic Press, 1982) where it is listed as No. 58 in the Catalogue Raisonné. Mahony wrote a description of Hogan's studio in Rome in the spring of 1847 which mentions his own portrait bust. "The locale which forms this sculptor's workshop (once tenanted by Canova) presents just now what may be termed a sort of Hibernian Valhalla…the bust of Father Mathew looks forth redolent of Christian philanthropy: on the same shelf is seen the mirthful brow of Father Prout…the late venerable Mr Beamish of Cork as well as his meritorious partner William Crawford, both models to any mercantile community, have their representations here, with several Murphies from that city." The bust was made before May 1847 so it is unlikely to have been this bust for which Mahony sat for Hogan in November 1847 as Turpin writes. The date is therefore likely to be 1846 rather than 1848. Turpin notes the low relief carvings on either side of the base. On one side an open chest with rolls of parchment and an antique lamp - an illusion to the 'discovery' of Fr Prout's literary remains in a chest - and on the other a book, a wine bottle, a chalice and a classical flask - apt symbols of Mahony's life. Francis Sylvester Mahony (Fr Proust) (1804-1866) "A very singular person, of whom the world tells a thousand and one tales, you know, but of whom I shall speak as I find him, because the utmost kindness and warmheartedness have characterised his whole bearing towards us….a most accomplished scholar and vibrating all over with learned associations and vivid combinations of fancy and experience - having seen all the ends of the earth and the men thereof, and possessing the art of talk and quotation to an amusing degree." Elizabeth Barrett Browning, 10th October 1848 Francis Mahony was born in Cork on 31st December 1804, the son of Martin Mahony a woollen merchant. He went to Clongowes in 1815, to the Jesuit college of St. Acheul at Amiens in 1819 and then to Paris as a Jesuit novice. From 1823-1825 he studied in Rome. He was "brilliant but intractable and ill-disciplined". Eventually he was told that he was not suitable for ordination as a Jesuit. Returning to Ireland still intent on ordination he was made Prefect of Studies at Clongowes and then Master of Rhetoric. Then disaster struck. He took a party of boys on an outing to have dinner in Maynooth. The boys got drunk and returned to Clongowes on turf-cutters' carts after midnight. Mahony resigned his post. He went abroad, continued his studies and was eventually ordained, but not as a Jesuit, in 1832. He served bravely in Cork during the Cholera epidemic of 1832 but again fell out with his superiors. After two years he went to London, gave up life as a priest and began the career in journalism for which he is remembered. His relations with the Church have continued to be uncertain. A friend wrote after his death that "he might have had a cardinal's hat but for that which is imputed to him as his one great fault - conviviality" Mahony loved the sociable, literary world of London. He wrote for Fraser's Magazine under the pseudonym of "Father Prout", allegedly the parish priest of Watergrasshill, near Cork. The editor William Maginn, Thomas Crofton Croker, the antiquarian and collector of Irish fairy stories and Daniel Maclise, the artist, were other Cork-born contributors. Mahony's writing shows him to have been a classical scholar, linguist and wit. He described himself as "an Irish potato seasoned with Attic salt." As a joke he alleged that Thomas Moore, then at the height of his success, was just a plagiarist, merely translating from French, Greek or Latin poems or other "originals" which Francis supplied. The Bells of Shandon - for long included in the Oxford Book of English Verse - was written as the supposed original of Moore's Evening Bells - a St Petersburg Air. Many of these articles were collected as The Reliques of Father Prout. From 1837 he wrote for Charles Dickens's Bentley's Miscellany from Italy. His contributions were collected and published in 1847 as Facts and Figures from Italy by Don Jeremy Savonarola - another pseudonym - with a brief foreword by Dickens. Mahony settled finally in Paris where for eight years he was the correspondent of The Globe and where he died in 1866. He is buried at Shandon in Cork. One of his obituarists wrote "Indeed Francis Mahony… was no common man, either in genius or expression. Many elements met in him, as in a mayonnaise, to make a piquant mixture. He was a Jesuit and a humourist; a priest and a Bohemian; a scholar and a journalist; a wag and a song-writer; a Cork man familiar to everyone in Rome, a Roman Catholic ecclesiastic well known in the convivial clubs of London."

An engraved glass globe shaped Lamp Shade, floral and scroll designs

A white opaque glass Table Lamp with sepia ivy leaf decoration with globe shade

A Victorian brass Oil Lamp with green glass reservoir and etched glass globe shade

Five various mahogany and oak chairs and a three tier Globe Wernicke style bookcase, with glass front

A Globe Wernicke oak bookcase

A Globe Wernicke bookcase, mahogany with three glazed sections over a drawer base, bears ivorine labels `The Globe Wernicke Co Ltd, Office and Library Furnishers London`, 87cm (34in) wide

A Globe Wernicke Co Ltd combination writing bureau and flanking pair of three-sectional bookcases, 260cm wide, approx 126cm high.

A " GLOBE WERNICKE COMPANY LIMITED" OAK FOUR TIER GLAZED BOOKCASE, with fold over doors and square supports. Baring trade label. 35" Wide x 12" Deep x 60" High.

EARLY 20TH CENTURY MAHOGANY KENRICK & JEFFERSON GLOBE WERNICKE TYPE FOUR TIER GLAZED SECTIONAL BOOKCASE, having foliate and dentil moulding`s, bevelled glass doors and under drawer on platform base. 35" wide x 14" deep x 62" High.

BAYEUX. Paire d importantes lampes à pétrole à globe en verre et en porcelaine à monture en bronze doré, à décor japonisant. H : 55 cm. Manque les verres de lampes.

Large Philips Challenge Art Deco table globe on chrome plated frame and Bakelite style stand, 42cm high

A George IV pocket globe by Lane, the continents outlined in red and green, labelled Lane`s Improved Globe, London 1829, in a black fish skin case lined with celestial maps, 7.5 cm diameter.

An oak two section Globe Wernicke glazed bookcase with drawer below.

Russian Sky Globe, c. 1960 Ø 6 1/4 in., in oak case. Russischer Himmelsglobus, um 1960 Ø 16 cm, in Eichenholzgehäuse. Condition: (3/2-3) Starting Price: €80

3 Terrestrial Globes 1) "J. Felkl & Sohn", Rostok at Prague, c. 1890, plaster with 12 lithographed segments, on large stand (added), overall height 38 in. - 2) "Scan-Globe A/S", Danmark, relief globe, c. 1960, height 15 3/4 in. - And: 3) "Columbus-Verlag, Paul Oestergaard, Berlin", illuminated globe, glass, c. 1940, height 20 1/2 in. 3 Erdgloben 1) "J. Felkl & Sohn", Rostok bei Prag, um 1890, Gipskugel mit 12 lithographierten Segmenten, auf großen Ständer (ergänzt), Gesamthöhe 95 cm. - 2) "Scan-Globe A/S", Dänemark, Original-Relief-Globus, um 1960, Höhe 40 cm. - Und: 3) "Columbus-Verlag, Paul Oestergaard, Berlin", Leuchtglobus, Glas, um 1940, Höhe 52 cm. Condition: (3-/-) Starting Price: €180

6 Small Table Clocks 1) American rotating pendulum clock "Briggs Rotary Pendulum Clock", without hands. - 2) English clock with silvered front, 1-day movement. - 3) Globe clock "Doxa". - 4) French alarm clock, 1-day movement. - 5) French table clock, half-hour strike on bell, 8-day movement. And: 6) Alarm clock in bird cage. - All movements are working. 6 kleine Tischuhren 1) Amerikanische Drehpendeluhr "Briggs Rotary Pendulum Clock", ohne Zeiger. - 2) Englische Tagesuhr mit versilberter Front. - 3) Kugeluhr "Doxa". - 4) Französischer Wecker, Tageslaufwerk. - 5) Französische Tischuhr, 1/2 Stunde auf Glocke, 8-Tage-Laufwerk. - Und: 6) Wecker in Form eines Vogelkäfigs. - Alle Uhrwerke funktionieren. Condition: (3/2-3) Starting Price: €180

French novelty globe timepiece with rotating pendulum, suspended in an ornate gilt metal foliate frame upon a triform ebonised base and foliate feet, 16.5" high

French bronzed metal and rouge marble two train figural mantel clock garniture, the movement with outside countwheel striking on a bell, the 3" cream dial indistinctly signed, within a stepped pedestal base surmounted by the figure of a semi-robed lady holding a globe above her head over a child seated on a Classical pedestal, entitled `Le Monde`, 30" high; also with two matching five light candelabra, 26" high

James Wellsworth Ltd, composition terrestrial globe, approx 32cm diameter on plated metal and turned wood stand with inset compass, 54cm high