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A GOOD MINTON MUNSTER GLOBE POT POURRI TWO HANDLED BOWL AND COVER, CIRCA. 1835 with a named view of Near Blurton, Staffordshire with a panel of flowers to the reverse with entwined rustic handles and encrusted with flowers. Cross swords mark in blue. 9ins wide.

A shaft and globe ruby overlay Decanter and Stopper, A/F and two small cranberry Vases with enamel designs

A Royal Worcester globe Vase painted flowers on a blush ivory ground with gilt details, mark and code for 1893, shape 1257.

Les CAPITALS du monde Les CAPITALS du monde ... 1st edition, wood engravings, full crimson crushed morocco, gilt globe on the upper cover, spine decorated with the symbols of various cities in gilt within compartments, inner gilt doublures, marbled endpapers, t.e.g., others uncut, folio, Paris: Hachette, 1892. Note: No 10 of 10 copies printed on papier du Japon

Simpson (William). Picturesque People: being Groups from all Quarters of the Globe. With an Introduction and Descriptive Letterpress by the Artist himself, W. M. Thompson, 1876, eighteen chromo. and one other plt., neatly recased in orig. brown cloth, blocked in gillt and black, slightly rubbed, spine faded, a.e.g., folio. (1)

A Chinese vase of globe and shaft form, painted with flowers in underglaze blue (13.75in.) and a similar bowl - 11.5in.

A George III 9 inch mahogany library table globe, 'A New Accurate and Compleat Terrestrial Globe, Accompanying the Geographical Magazine, Originally laid down By the Late Mr James Ferguson, F.R.S., Improved by G. Wright and made by W. Bardin, Fleet Street, London', dated 1783, applied with twelve gores within calibrated brass vertical Meridian circle and horizon ring, on four baluster turned supports with cross stretchers and inverted pilaster feet, damage to Northern hemisphere, Meridian papers lacking, 35cm high.

A French Charles X ormolu library mantel clock, the eight-day bell-striking movement with engine-turned gilt Roman numeral dial, in rectangular platform case with globe, laurel wreath, book and drawing instrument surmount over faux bookcase and floral border decorated front, on engine-turned ball feet, lacking minute hand, 35cm high.

A French patinated bronze, ormolu and white marble eight-day sculptural mantel clock, circa 1860, the back-wound bell-striking movement by Vincenti & Cie for Maple & Co, Paris No.2570 with platform lever escapement, in globe form case applied with gilt floral crest and Arabic numerals flanked by pair of putti plotting a position on the globe, seated on stepped marble base with foliate scroll cast fronted panel to centre, on gilt disc feet, 25cm high.

Two oak six section Globe Wernicke style bookcases (incomplete)

A PHILLIPS STANDARD TERRESTRIAL GLOBE, scale 1: 37,4400,000, Diameter 13.5", on a wooden stand set with a compass. Height 21".

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY BRASS & COPPER OIL STANDARD LAMP, with brass reservoir and etched globe shade, on a tripod base. Height 62".

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY BRASS REPOUSSE DOUBLE BURNER TABLE LAMP, with frosted and etched globe shade, the urn shaped fluted body on a black glazed ceramic base. Height with chimney 24.5".

A Shaft and Globe Decanter and Stopper, a quantity of glassware, and a quantity of ceramics (2 boxes)

Caroline Friedrich, German circa 1828-1914, still life with globe and books on a desk, signed, oil on panel, 25x30cm.; 10x12in.

A Malby's terrestrial table globe, circa 1860 and a Malby's celestial globe, each 6" diameter globe made up of twelve lithographed paper gores coloured with geographic and oceanic and celestial information respectively, each held in a brass ring and on a baluster turned stem and dished beech base, tears to terrestrial globe label and losses to celestial globe, 11" overall height, (2)

A terrestrial globe, the body made of blue turquoise, the countries defined by semi precious stones within a gold plated stand incorporating a compass.

A terrestrial globe, the body made of blue turquoise, the countries defined by semi precious stones within a gold plated stand incorporating a compass.

A part set of silver spoons and forks, mostly J and G Piercy, London 1816, of fiddle pattern, each engraved with a crest on the form of a gauntlet grasping a globe. 595g 19oz.

A TERRESTRIAL GLOBE with varnished papers on a mahogany stand with turned base, 14" high

A vase shaped trophy cup and cover, with leaf chased angular handles, a bell shaped cover with a globe finial on a round foot, and inscribed 'The Jack Holmes Trophy', (a soldered brass stay beneath), Sheffield 1976, 47cm high (18.5 in), 2316g gross (74.5 oz), and a plinth

A 12 INCH TERRESTRIAL GLOBE BY W. AND A. K. JOHNSTON LTD, set in an earlier mahogany stand and tripod base, 94cm (37in) high.

ROYAL MARINES. Globe adn Laurel. An incomplete run from 1892/93 vol 1 - 2002. A wealth of information and obituarties, serving and retied. Many hardbound copies and loose issues (a quantity)

Modern globe drinks cabinet, on circular support and castors

Newport Pottery: a globe teapot and lid, probably by Clarice Cliff, but unmarked hand painted in geometric original Bizarre pattern, blue orange brown and green, with rust lid

glass; three clear cut glass decanters; one triple ring neck, spire stopper, one faceted mallet shape, spire stopper (a/f) and one circular base with globe stopper, star cut decoration to mid band (3)

A pair of Victorian gold earrings, of globe-and-shaft design with filigree decoration

A pair of Art Deco oxidised metal 'skyscraper' table lamps, the etched vanilla glass globe lampshade on a chevron decorated spelter tower and square-and-circle plinth, 60cm high, c1930 In excellent, entirely original condition and of striking design. Consigned by the Vendor of lots and seemingly purchased at the same time when new

A 19TH-CENTURY BRONZE WINGED FEMALE OF "VICTORY" depicted standing on a globe, holding aloft in her left hand the victor's crown, in her right a cornucopia emblematic of "Plenty", on mottled dark green jasper or marble plinth, 40cm, (15.7in) high

AN UNMARKED MASONIC YELLOW AND WHITE-METAL PENDANT of globe form, opening to reveal six pyramids forming a cross each facet of each pyramid engraved with a Masonic symbol, with ring suspension, and A YELLOW METAL BELCHER LINKED CHAIN, 80cm, (30in) long, unmarked

A PAIR OF 19TH-CENTURY CHINESE PORCELAIN VASES of "globe and shaft" form, painted in underglaze blue with confronting dragons chasing the rishi or sacred pearl, with later Cantonese "clobbered" enamelling in the famille rose palette, gilt-enriched, 16.5cm, (6.5in) high

A CHINESE PORCELAIN VASE of "globe and shaft" form, painted in underglaze blue with exotic birds and peonies to each side, four character mark of Kangxi (1662-1722), but of nineteenth century manufacture, 20.5cm, (8.1in) high

Gilbert & Co, Sheffield AN EARLY 20TH-CENTURY OAK-CASED GRAMOPHONE with hinged rectangular enclosing a gramophone to the right half, the arm stamped "Reg No 721831", the left half with storage space, stamped "PATENT APPLIED FOR/ REG. DESIGN No 71003", printed logo with globe, "THE WORLD'S BEST MUSIC", the front with foliate scroll-piercing and mesh, backing, housing speakers behind, raised on four legs, 82.5cm x 53cm x 83cm high, (32.5in x 21in x 32.7in)

A set of three Meissen allegorical figures of Continents late 19th/early 20th century, after the models by F.E.Meyer, including "Africa" wearing an elephant headdress, blue cape and feathered skirt, holding a parrot and a gilt staff, "Asia" carrying an incense-burner and a gilt staff, wearing a puce jewelled cape and floral dress, and "Europe" wearing a crown and holding an orb and sceptre, a globe, book and cornucopia at her feet, all with gilt-edged scroll-moulded bases with their respective attribute animals, crossed swords in underglaze-blue, incised model numbers 1777, 1720 and 1710, impressed numerals, painter's numeral 41. to all, 14.3cm., 5.625in. to 15.7cm., 6.125in. tip of parrot's tailfeathers chipped (3)

A PAIR OF STOURBRIDGE 'ROCK CRYSTAL ENGRAVED' DECANTERS AND STOPPERS STEVENS AND WILLIAMS, CIRCA 1885, each shaft and globe form engraved with peacocks within stylised foliate scroll, the slender neck and pear-shaped stopper each with herring-bone collar, the neck engraved with chevrons below an everted rim, over a folded domed foot, 33cm., 13in. (4)

A late Victorian etched glass claret jug, of globe and shaft form with engraved mounts, hinged cover and fruiting vine scrollwork handle, 10 1/4in. (26cm).

A Globe-Wernicke & Co. walnut five-tier sectional bookcase, each with a glazed flap raised on cluster column supports, fitted a drawer to the base, 37in. x 77in. high.

Phillips black slate globe.

Pair of early nineteenth century terrestrial and celestial library globes by Newton, each globe 15in (38.1cm) diameter and on a mahogany stand with triple curved supports over a baluster section and splayed tripartite legs raised on ebonised ball feet, the globes mounted with brass hour discs and encircled with brass meridian rings, the terrestrial globe inscribed 'Newton's New & Used Terrestrial Globe, Accurately delineated from the observations of the most esteemed Navigators and Travellers To the Present Time......London Published Feb 2nd 1830', the celestial globe inscribed 'A New Celestial Globe whereon the Stars are laid from from the accurate observations of the best Astronomers by J & W Newton 1818', 39in (99cm) high

1930's cigarette dispenser in the form of a globe

A shaft and globe wine bottle, dark green tint with string rim, 19cm high, circa 1670 (some scratching and pitting to the surface of the bottle)

A 1962 football world cup banner worked in silver, gold and coloured threads on a lilac ground with a globe above the wording 'Campeonato Mundial De Futbol Grupo 4 Calsificados Hungria - Inglaterra - Chile -', 65 x 49cm

Fine Continental silver gilt globe cup, engraved with the continents longitude and latitude with figure holding a crested tablet under glass, upon knopped stem with embossed oval and figures with cast heads and circular foot, similarly embossed with gadrooned edge, apparently unmarked, probably German, 42cm

Pair of Sitzendorf figures representing the continents, Europe and Africa, late 19th/early 20th Century, personified as female figures, Europe with a cornucopia, cannon and a shield, whilst a winged putti points to a globe behind her, Africa with black skin and seated on a rock, her left foot rests on the head of an elephant whilst a lion and a snake emerge from behind her, both decorated in polychrome underglaze and overglaze enamels heightened with gilt, 15ins.

Chatelain (Henri Abraham). Atlas Historique, ou Nouvelle introduction, a l'Histoire a la Chronologie & a la Geographie Ancienne & Moderne, vol. 2, part 2 only, Amsterdam, 1718, twenty?five double?page or folding uncol. eng. map sheets and historical engs. of England, Ireland, Scotland, Switzerland and Lorraine (France), a.e.g., contemp. gilt panelled mottled calf, with central gilt motif incorporating Atlas carrying the globe on his shoulders, rubbed, folio Lacks a few engravings of Italy at rear. (1)

Morris (John). Section of the Earth's Crust, pub. I. Reynolds, 1852, eight?section hand?col. eng. panorama, showing the general position of the various rocky masses, constituting the superficial crust of the globe (including an active volcano), approx. 66" (168 cm.) fully opened, a little worn in folds and three old tape stains, loosely contained in orig. boards with 4pp. text, slim 4to (1)

World. Robert de Vaugondy (Gilles), Mappe?Monde ou Description du Globe Terrestre, 1752,. engraved twin?hemisphere map, hand coloured in outline with ornamental title cartouche, a few brown spots, approx. 465 x 700 mm (1)

A Fine 18th Ce ntury Flame Figured Mahogany Eight Day Longcase Clock. The 11 3/4 (30 cm) brass dial having a silvered chapter ring encircling a matted centre with subsidiary seconds ring and silvered name plaque engraved Daniel Stephens London. The corners ornamented with ornately scrolling spandrels incorporating face masks, the arch with scrolling dolphin mounts flanking a silvered calendar ring. The hood surmounted by three spire-globe finials with fluted columns flanking the dial. The case with a dome-topped lip-moulded door and a cruciform panel to the moulded base outlined in astrigal beading and raised on bracket feet 92 ins (234 cms) in height.

Copper Fire Mark, 'Salamander & Western Fire Insurance Society', the salamander represents fire on the arms of the Chartered Insurance Institute, 8" x 6 3/4" + Copper Fire Mark 'The Globe Insurance Company', decorated with an impressed globe and the world 'Globe' impressed underneath, 8" x 7"

A terrestrial globe, the body made of lapis lazuli, countries defined by semi precious stones within a gold plated stand incorporating a compass.

A John Ditchfield green glass globe Paperweight with applied silver butterfly

Three glass Globe Decanters with star cut base and stoppers, 10in H and two cut glass Spirit Decanters with stoppers, 8in H (extra Stopper)

An oak Globe Wernicke bookcase of unusual design comprising typical glazed top over three pigeon holes over cupboard over two short drawers raised on a base with one long drawer.

An oak Globe-Wernicke bookcase with two glazed sections over a drawer.

A Crawfords biscuit tin, formed as a terrestrial globe on stand, 20cm high.

A Hornby "O" gauge Lamp Standard No. 1 (single),in cream and blue paintwork, complete with original spherical glass globe and red box for same, and a Hornby "O" gauge No. 2 hydraulic buffer stop (Model A802), in original red box Both

A Philips 19 inch 'Relief Globe', with aluminium supports and turned wooden base.

A fine silvered electrotype easel clock, attributed to Elkington & Co, circa 18854D-inch gilt dial, Japy Freres gong striking movement with replaced platform lever escapement, the whole set within a heavily silvered electrotype surround in high relief depicting trumpeting putti flanking a globe above winged female figures representing the Arts, a further putto below holding a vacant scroll, with a gilt border and set into a leather covered glazed frame supported on a brass easel and raised on a triangular leather-covered baseh.62cm.W

A Manchester Sheffield & Lincolnshire Railway coach 'pot' lamp. The brass burner is clearly engraved "MS&LR"; the collar brass-plated "Thirsk 62" and the body plated "BR(E)". In original condition, no glass globe.

A Pennsylvania Railroad HANDLAMP, by Dressel of Arlington, New Jersey. Complete with its glass globe etched "PRR" (which motif is also cast on to the top collar); wire cage and top-handle. VGC.