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Lot 404
A silver dish, by Jackson & Fullerton, London 1900, of fluted and gadrooned navette design, 14.5cm long, with a silver bowl, two silver napkin rings, a silver mounted glass globe match strike, two cased sets of six silver teaspoons, a cased set of plated fish knives and forks, and a cased set of six teaspoons, 246g (7.9 oz) gross weighable
Lot 117
A pair of William Moorcroft pottery salt and pepper pots of footed globe and shaft form with a spire form screw cap, each tube line decorated in the Wisteria pattern with stylised fruit and foliage over a deep blue ground, hand painted and impressed marks with original paper labels, one cover restored.
Lot 67
A Copeland Pottery Dinner Service, circa 1876, gilt with a rainbow and a broken globe, R.Y.S. and FORTUNA, comprising an oval tureen, a soup tureen, a sauce tureen, three covers and fixed stand, a cover and stand, a circular pedestal dish, an oval meat plate, an oval meat plate with gravy well, thirty-three dinner plates, eleven soup plates, and twelve salad crescents, impressed marks (68) The Royal Yacht Squadron schooner Fortuna was registered to Adrian Elias Hope (1845-1919) whose family crest was a rainbow over a broken globe. Hope was the grandson of Thomas Hope (1769-1831) the furniture designer. Provenance: by descent to the vendor.
Lot 25
Evans (Rev. John). A New Royal Atlas Illustrative of the Various Divisions which Comprise The Surface of the Globe: Intended as an Interesting Companion to Bigland’s View of the World and the new Geographical Grammer, 1810, addn. dec. title page, twenty engraved folding maps with original hand colouring (complete as list), occ. slight spotting and marginal finger soiling throughout, contemp. half sheep gilt, bumped and frayed at extrems. 8vo. Uncommon. Only two copies on Copac. (1)
Lot 576
A similar shipbuilding poster; and “Address Your Letters Clearly and Correctly” stylized envelope and postman with legs as dividers pointing to envelope and destination, with “Pat Keely ‘47”, and “Radiotelegrams to Ships”, stylized liner on globe with British Isles “Keep in touch with your friends at sea by the Post Office Radiotelegraph Service”, with “Pat Keely ‘47” and “’49” respectively; in 2 sleeves. GC First item Plate 1. (3)
Lot 394
An early 20th century bronzed spelter lamp and stand the spelter lamp cast as a winged figure of the Arts sitting on a globe, on a marble base, stamped marks, 47cm high, the stained wood stand with moulded square top on turned splayed supports, plinth base, 114cm high (2) Provenance: The Estate of the Late Jean Gordon Welsh
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