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Lot 515
A Victorian hallmarked silver pot with repoussé, floral and foliate decoration, William Hutton & Sons, London 1893, diameter 8cm and a 925 stamped silver hexagonal scent bottle, approx combined 2.5ozt (2). CONDITION REPORT Surface wear and scratching commensurate with age to both. Pot has areas of tarnish to rim particularly. Hallmarks slightly rubbed. One or two tiny dents to base. Bottle tarnished slightly, especially neck and stopper.
Lot 38
Three George IV silver wine labels die stamped with mask, lyre, urn, shell, floral, leaf and berry ornament and worded "Brandy", "Gin" and "Sherry", by William Russell II, Glasgow 1825 and 1826, an Elizabeth II silver octagonal wine label with reeded mounts and worded "Whisky", by William Hutton & Sons, Sheffield 1960 (combined weight 1.23ozs), and two plated octagonal wine labels for "Sherry" and "Whisky"
Lot 66
A set of six late Victorian silver gilt "Apostle" pattern teaspoons with spiral twist handles and pair of matching sugar tongs, by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, London 1897, in red leather fitted case, a set of six Edward VIII silver teaspoons with seal pattern finials, by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1936, in blue leather fitted case, a selection of other silver teaspoons and coffee spoons and other silverware, various (some cased - combined weighable silver 14ozs)
Lot 23
A pair of Edward VII silver oval pillar candlesticks of Neo-Classical fluted form, with urn pattern sconces, tapered stems, on oval bases with reeded mounts, 12.5ins high, by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, London 1906 (loaded), a pair of Edward VII silver pillar candlesticks of oval panelled form and decorated with anthemion leaves, 6ins high, Birmingham 1903 (loaded), and a George VI silver and silver gilt circular dish with standing figure of Mercury to centre, 6.25ins diameter, by Henry Francis Butterworth, London 1947 (weight 7ozs)
Lot 160
A Set of Three Modern Italian Silver Dishes, Pampaloni, late 20th century, in a wood box; An Electroplated Chocolate Pot, William Hutton & Son, the design in the manner of Dr. Christopher Dresser; A Danish Silver and Enamel Salt, Volmer Bahner; A Norwegian Silver and Enamel Salt Spoon, Otto B. Sunde; Another Salt Spoon, stamped Sterling; and A German WWII Base Metal Table Fork, the chocolate pot 15.5cm high, 4.4ozt (8)
Lot 54
Lyell (Charles). Principles of Geology, Being an Attempt to Explain the Former Changes of the Earth's Surface, by Reference to Causes now in Operation, 3 volumes, 1st edition, John Murray, 1830-33, half titles for volumes I & III, engraved frontispiece to volume I, hand-coloured frontispieces to volumes II & III, four maps (two hand-coloured & two folding), four engraved plates, numerous wood-engraved illustrations and diagrams, several preliminary leaves at front of volume II detached (first few leaves reinforced at gutter), volume I title detaching (half title and frontispiece reinforced at gutter), small library stamps to plate and map versos, perforated stamps to titles, a few shelf numbers to contents leaves, old annotations to a few leaves in volume III, a few small chips and tears from rough opening, occasional light soiling, bookplates of John Crerar, Chicago, top edges gilt, later green library cloth, spines lettered with shelf numbers in gilt contemporary calf, volume I a little rubbed, 8vo Dibner 96; Horblit 70; Norman 1398; PMM 344. Charles Lyell popularised the doctrine of uniformitarianism, first suggested by James Hutton, which presumes that the same natural laws and processes that operate in the universe now, have always operated in the past and apply everywhere in the universe. The central argument in Principles, and one that had a notable influence on the young Charles Darwin, was that 'the present is the key to the past' and that geological remains from a distant past can be explained by reference to observable geological processes now in operation. (3)
Lot 48
THREE FRAMED NEEDLEWORK SAMPLERS 18TH AND 19TH CENTURY the first by Jane Gaby, dated 1784, with a quotation above Adam & Eve and the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil, 30.5 x 20.5cm; the second by Elizabeth Hutton, Miss Goss's School, Teignmouth, dated 1824, with two alphabets and a number series, 30 x 21cm; and a miniature example worked in red, with three alphabets and a number series, with initials AB, AW and EB, 12 x 9cm (3) Select Contents of a Scottish Country House
Lot 684
CRICKET AUTOGRAPHS Eight signed items including postcards signed by Clyde Walcott, Don Bradman, Richard Hadlee and the Bedser twins, colour photocard signed by Clive Rice and Richard Hadlee, a promocard signed by Ian Botham a white sheet signed by Alec Bedser and a colour print signed by Len Hutton. Good
Lot 266
Wesley (John) and Charles Wesley. Hymns and Sacred Poems, first edition, title slightly soiled, browned throughout, contemporary panelled calf, extensively rubbed, corners bumped, rebacked with the original spine laid down, [Baker 15], James Hutton, 1739; A Collection of Psalms and Hymns, The Fifth Edition, bound with 3 other works by John and Charles Wesley, together 4 works in 1 vol., browned, last f. of last work pastedown on lower cover, lacks free endpapers, contemporary panelled morocco, corners bumped, Bristol, Re-printed by John Graham, 1760; and c. 20 others, various editions of Wesley's hymns, v.s., v.d. (c. 22).
Lot 292
Whitefield (George) A Continuation Of the Reverend Mr. Whitefield's Journal, from His Arrival at London, To His Departure from thence on his Way to Georgia, first edition, title soiled and creased, small tear with loss of corner, some other ff. corners creased, last 3ff. corners slightly torn and stained, last f. soiled, stitched as issued, [Sabin 103538], James Hutton, 1739; and 3 others, Whitefield, 8vo (4).
Lot 267
Wesley (John) A Collection of Psalms and Hymns, first edition, foxed and browned, bound in contemporary red morocco with gilt Harleyan style diamond lozenge on both cover and decorated borderss, some rubbing, corners bumped, spine extensively rubbed, modern slip-case, g.e., [Baker 30], 12mo, James Hutton, 1741.
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