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Lot 388
A Shelley forty one piece tea service decorated with a single blue flower head and stem between grey printed examples, in the Vincent shape, comprising globe teapot and stand, two x cream jug, slop bowl, sugar bowl, ten cups, twelve saucers, twelve side plates, two bread plates, printed factory marks and pattern no.11941 to base (af)
Lot 1684
* An oak Globe Wernicke sectional bookcase, early 20th century, with four sections of typical form, bearing plaque to each section, (a/f), together with a white painted corner chair, an adjustable mahogany gout stool and a pine table with associated marble top and two simulated bamboo chairs, (6).
![BELLECOUR. The Academy of Play, London: for F Newbery [no date], circa 1790, 12mo, slight dust staining, otherwise good in fu](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/10091/2801756/168-20101016104541_468x382.jpg)
Lot 168
BELLECOUR. The Academy of Play, London: for F Newbery [no date], circa 1790, 12mo, slight dust staining, otherwise good in full polished calf gilt; HARRIS (J) Publishers, The Costume, Manners, and Peculiarities of different Inhabitants of the Globe, 1821, 12mo, hand coloured plates on 16pp, worn paper wrapper (2)
Lot 210
DUDLEY ADAMS (1762-1830): A 3IN. TERRESTRIAL POCKET GLOBESigned and inscribed A New Globe of the Earth by Dudley Adams, 1808, made up of 12 hand-coloured engraved gores by J. Mynde, the equator or equinoctial in yellow, the ecliptic and the meridian in red, the ecliptic graduated in days with signs of the zodiac, the equatorial and meridian graduated in degrees in two directions, showing the antipodes to London and recording monsoons in the Indian ocean, Australia named New Holland and New South Wales, Port Jackson and Botany Bay labelled, also Dimen`s Land, de Wit`s Land and Lewin`s Land, Tasmania not depicted as an island, New Zealand shown but no Antarctic land, the `Chinese Wall` is depicted, California is a peninsula and Canada has no northern coast. Tracks for Anson and Cook, both `going out` and `return` and `Cn. King`s return 1780`. In original red-edged fishskin-covered case, the interior laid with 12 celestial gores separating around the equinoctial, including four of the southern constellations as well as those of Plancius and Hevelius (one clasp missing, wear to case). The youngest child of George Adams senior (1709-1772) by his second marriage, Dudley Adams was apprenticed to his brother George to train as a mathematical instrument maker. On his marriage ten years later, his mother gave him the globe plates and tools that had belonged to his father, and in 1788 he opened his own shop at 53 Charing Cross. In 1794, possibly as a result of supplying 28 inch globes for Lord Macartney`s mission to China, he was appointed globemaker to George III, a prestigious post previously held by his father. However, he lived well beyond his means, and his bankruptcy in 1817 ended the Adams instrument business, founded in 1734.
Lot 211
JOHN AND WILLIAM NEWTON (W. 1818-1830): VERY FINE 2IN. TERRESTRIAL GLOBEsigned and inscribed Newton`s New and Improved Terrestrial Globe, containing the latest Dist. London Newton & Son made up of twelve hand-coloured engraved gores, the equatorial graduated in degrees, tracks for Captains Cook and Biscoe and others, Antarctic with Enderby`s Lane, continents outlined in red and green, nation states divided by dotted lines, contained within original fruitwood case with lid - case 4¼in. (11cm.) high
Lot 214
J. & C. SMITH (FL.1827-1850): A FINE 3½IN. POCKET GLOBEsigned A NEW TERRESTRIAL GLOBE from the best Authorities by J. Smith & sold by C. Smith 172, Strand, twelve hand-coloured gores with polar calottes, tracks for Cook, Vancouver, Phipps etc, highlighted national boundaries, meridian through London, Tasmania given as `Van Diemans Land`, with steel axis pins contained within original fishskin case with securing hooks and celestial gores inside, one signed A New Celestial Globe Compiled by J. Smith — 3¾in. (9.5cm.) diameter
Lot 219
MALBY: LONDON, 1866: A 12IN. TERRESTRIAL GLOBEsigned and inscribed Malby`s Terrestrial Globe compiled from the latest & most authentic sources, including all the recent GEOGRAPHICAL DISCOVERIES, Agents George Philips & Son, Map & Atlas Publishers, London, 1866, twelve hand coloured engraved gores, with metal axis, brass graduated meridian circle and hour ring, (some old abrasions and rubbing), mounted on a turned wood three-legged stand with paper horizon ring — 18½in. (47cm.) high
Lot 167
An early 19th century Newton 3 inch terrestrial pocket globe, with printed and hand-coloured gores, labelled NEWTON`S New & Improved Terrestrial Pocket Globe, No.66 Chancery Lane London, and towards to Antartic (sic) Circle below the Analemma, NB.The Improved Analemma is intended to supercede the necessity of the Ecliptic Line hitherto unnecessarily drawn upon the Terrestrial Globe, Pub. Dec. 1. 1816., with a brass hour dial and brass meridian circle, in a faux shark-skin case with a meridian support and black gores behind, the opposite with printed celestial gores showing The Sun, Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, other stars, with months and Zodiac houses, with three brass hooks, both parts of the case with a 1 1/4in crack.
Lot 81
Three Canton Enamel Famille Vert vases to include an example of sleeved form with a flared rim, a vase of globe and shaft form complete with cover and another of swollen baluster form complete with cover, each decorated with figural panels amongst foliate borders, each with some damage and losses. (3)
Lot 691
Good silvered ormolu and white marble figural mantel clock garniture, the centrepiece modelled with three cherubs holding aloft a two train globe clock, the Vincenti movement with outside countwheel and striking on a bell, over a cylindrical pedestal white marble base applied with silvered ormolu floral swags, 15.5" high, flanked by a pair of twin sconce silvered ormolu candelabra modelled with leaping cherubs holding aloft curving branches supported upon matching white marble pedestals, 14" high
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