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AN IMPOSING 19TH-CENTURY STONE SUN-DIAL PILLAR in the early 17th-century baroque style with gadrooned top (lacking dial) above a column carved with compass points, reversed-scroll buttressing on a globe of the earth, the socle having an egg-and-dart border, on octagonal base incised underneath with mason's marks and a further octagonal surround, approximately 152cm, (60in) high (excluding screw fitting)
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Casige Child's sewing machine in original box, the Atlas globe in original box, a Mettoy model Hoover washing machine in original box, a Real Doll's bath, boxed and two painted wood toys, a booklet on the Welsh doll by Joan Perkins, Margaret Agutter Cross Stitch Patterns and Hugh Braun, The Story of The English House, (9)
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Carey's table globe ,on a turned wood stand, the circular name plate inscribed 'Cary's New Terrestrial Globe, Delineated from the best Authorities extant, Exhibiting the different Tracks of Captain Cook and the New Discoveries made by him and other Circumnavigators. Made and Sold by J&W Cary, Strand London, the globe 12in (30.5cm) diameter, damages to both globe and stand
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Holbrook (John Edwards). North American Herpetology; Or, a Description of the Reptiles Inhabiting the United States, vol. 1 only (of 4), Philadelphia, 1836, twenty-four fine hand-col. litho. plts. of turtles, frogs, lizards, and snakes, etc, some marginal dampstains, orig. boards, worn on spine and covers det, 4to, together with The Instructive Picture Book. Lessons from the Geographical Distribution of Animals, or the Natural History of the Quadrupeds, which Characterise the Principal Divisions of the Globe, by M.H.H.J, Edinburgh, 1860, sixty full-page hand-col. wood engs, modern green half morocco gilt, slim folio, plus Kelsall (Rev. J.E, and Munn, Philip W.), The Birds of Hampshire and the Isle of Wight, 1905, b & w illusts. from photos, folding map at rear, upper corner of half-title cut away, t.e.g, orig. cloth gilt, a little rubbed, 8vo, and Hamilton (Franciscus, and Don, David), Prodromus Florae Nepalensis, sive Enumeratio Vegetabilium, quae in Itinere per Nepalliam Proprie Dictam et Regiones Conterminas, Ann, 1802-1803, pub. London, 1825, half-title present, untrimmed, orig. boards, tall 12mo, and other natural history. (a carton)
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Jonston (John). Histoire Naturelle et Raisonnee des Differens Oiseaux qui Habitent le Globe. Traduite du Latin de Jonston, considerablement augmentee. De laquelle on a fait preceder l'Histoire particuliere des Oiseaux de la Menagerie du Roi, peints d'apres nature par le celebre Robert, & graves par lui-meme, 2 vols. in 1, Paris, chez L.C. Desnos, 1773-74, eighty-five eng. plts. of birds, occasional browning in the text, light spotting to some plts, small hole in the lower border of the last plt, 19th c. quarter calf rubbed, marbled board sodes bumped at corners, folio. See Nissen, VogelbŸcher, 484. (1)
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A late George III Cary's Celestial globe, the printed segments with rondel 'Cary's New and Improved Celestial Globe on which are laid down agreeable to the Authorities of Flamfted, Hevelins, Bradley, De La Caille, Maskelyne & C.... J & W Cary, No 181 Strand, Mar 1, 1799' 21in (53cm) dia, with a later printed horizon on a stop fluted stem with three scroll legs to spade feet, 4ft 4in (132cm) h.
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Olympic Games, London, 1908, white metal medal by Mackennal, struck by Vaughton, Fame standing upon a globe, rev. quadriga, 50mm. (edge neatly eng. K. Powell, Lawn Tennis), extremely fine, in (damaged) card box of issue; together with an extensive collection of athletics prize medals in gold (9 - total wt. 59gms., 9ct. fine), silver (10) and bronze (7), all named to K. Powell, mostly for hurdles, including Cambridge University (4 - 3 AR & 1 AE, all glazed), and badges (4), generally extremely fine, mainly cased as issued (31) Although not a 'prize' medal, it is believed that named examples of the first item were given to Competitors; Kenneth Powell was later killed in action during the Great War on 18th February 1915.
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VICTORIAN ALBUM OF ADVERTISING NOVELTIES: An album compiled in the 1890' s comprising, mounted to both sides of 25 leaves, upwards of 150 chromolitho. advertisements, a number being novelties; together with black & white advertisements, magazine covers, etc. The coloured advertisements include inserts and 20 die-cut shaped advertisements for Suttons Seeds, Suchard, Old Highland Whisky, Paysandu Ox Tongues, Mellin's Cod Liver Oil, Hudson's Soap, etc. Together with 15 'lift-up' advertising novelties including Sunlight Soap ( an opening cupboard revealing calendar for 1897); the Eureka Gas Cooker (opening door revealing cooking meat); Mellin's Food with calendar for 1890; Robinson & Cleaver (die-cut vanity case opening to reveal contents); Vimbos, Globe Polish, Maypole Soap, Monkey Brand Soap, W.H. Dog Biscuits, Peak Frean's Jewell Cakes, Rowntree, etc. Together with two Mellin's booklets Three Blind Mice & The Three Bears and four "mechanical" or "pop-up" novelties for Richmond Gas Cookers (maid with cooker, the scene changing by moving slats when cord is pulled - not tried); Henry Tellon's Superb Gossamer powder (young girl powders elderly General's face when opened); Express Dairy Milk (Milkman at door, when opened a pop-up scene of children with maid is revealed) & Brooke's Soap (a frying pan with movable handle causing monkey to emerge). Oblong folio (15 x 11 inches), boards detached, lacking backstrip, album leaves browned and edge chipped, some leaves loose.
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A collection of four prints by Jacques Villon (1875-1963) comprising Le Peintre Dcorateur (G&P. E344), second (final state); Globe Cleste, le Ciel (G&P. E479); La Faucheuse ou Moissons (G&P. E526); and Portrait (G&P. E547), etchings, 1931-1955, on wove paper, each signed in pencil, inscribed and numbered epreuve d'artiste, 18/45, 251/350 and 30/30 respectively, with margins, time-staining, remains of old tape to the sheet edges and a little associated discoloration on the reverse of G&P. E344, other minor blemishes, otherwise generally in good condition P. 260 x 330mm., S. 380 x 565mm. (and smaller) (4)
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A Mintons sage-green-ground p‰te-sur-p‰te coffee cup and saucer by Lawrence Birks, moulded and carved in low relief with panels of birds within rocaille panels, the cup with a heron and frog and the saucer with a cockerel, each with initials LB, gilt globe and impressed marks, date code for 1879.
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