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Narrow rustic bedside chest, three drawers (W45cm, H60cm, D40cm), Stag nest of thee tables, an open bookcase, two stools and a modern reading lamp (This item is PAT tested - 5 day warranty from date of sale) Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
A Vectres computer gaming system, sold with a quantity of mixed cassette style games, examples to include Scramble, Clean Sweep, Armour Attack, and various others, all housed in the original packaging and boxesCondition: Item is sold as seen, we cannot test. However vendor states in working order.
Kit/Scratch built fine scale BR green 2-10-0 'Evening Star' no. 92220 fitted with a 12v DC modern can motor & a 6 wheel BR tender (G)Condition: Please note this item is 3 rail fine scale with ACE type pickups. Model is uniform on both sides, cannot turn wheels but motion in good order, both sides.
Tray of Hornby Dublo accessories:- D1 through station, platform with side wall, island platform, platform extension, signal cabin, 2x level crossing, approx 20 red and blue switches, A3 power unit has been rewired (please get this item checked by a competent electrician), Superquick A7 and A8 card building kits, some coloured wire, etc (G)
Burmese ivory tusk table gong circa 1930 comprising of a bronze gong supported on chains by 2 carved ivory tusks mounted on an ebonised wooden stand. The tusks with carved tips depicting Buddhist standing Nat spirit figures (loss to top of one). Each tusk is further carved with several cartouche depicting animals that feature in Buddhist myths and stylised lotus leaf bands to top and bottom ends.Approximate dimensions: Tusk lengths 75cm & 72cm, circumference at bases 23cm and 22cm, gong diameter 35cm, total height 67cm, total width 71cm.Provenance: Purchased by Roland Hatt-Cook in Burma 1930. Roland, an engineer, was in the last generation of the British Raj in India. Whilst in Burma he was the head of Burmese Railways when he purchased this item. Passed down by descent to the vendor.
Ca.400 AD Beautiful pale green double balsamarium comprising of two parallel tubes joined at the base, each with flared rim and long hanging handle . This item belonged to rich Lady, for the storage of expensive perfumes. Good condition, loss of handle. 195mm;67gr. Provenance: Private London collection, formed in the 1970s on the UK and European art market.Items sold by Pax Romana Auctions come with a professional Certificate of Authenticity and FREE domestic and international shipping.
CA. 900 AD. Large, Viking Scandinavian socketed spearhead with thick midrib. Expertly cleaned and conserved. Ref. Cf. Arbman, H. Birka I: Die Gräber, Uppsala, 1940, plate 8, item 7. Size: 335mm; 600 grams. Provenance: Property of a professional collector from London, purchased on the European art market in the 1980s. All Items sold by Pax Romana Auctions come with a professional Certificate of Authenticity and FREE domestic and international shipping.
SPOONER'S TRANSFORMATIONS - QUEEN VICTORIA an unusual item, with a print of a Rose on one side with a Royal Castle in the background, the reverse when held up to the light reveals a portrait of Queen Victoria. With a label on the reverse, Spooner's Transformations No 5, The Royal Rose of England, William Spooner, Strand. Mounted in a birds eye maple frame. 30cms by 26cms
CROCODILE SKIN FITTED SUITCASE a crocodile skin suitcase with a fitted interior, containing a crocodile skin mirror and manicure case with tools, dressing table brushes and jars. Fitted with brass lock plates. Case 61cms by 39cms *This item has come from Christopher Barry of Bath, Gentleman Outfitters.
A rare 1930's / 40's Ayling & Sons made full size 12ft (approx) rowing oar. Small brass makers plaque ' Ayling & Sons, Putney, London ' mid-way up the oar, with various impressed ' Records ' stamped along the main shaft - including: Henley Regatta 1938, University Boat Race 1942 and other such uses. Fascinating item, full of history. Approx 12 ft long in total.
A good British Campaign & Gallantry miniature medals display. Comprising of: x60 assorted miniature medals - including Boer War, India, WWI First World War and WWII Second World War, QEII and others. All mounted with ribbons. Set upon a display frame. Impressive display item. Measures approx; 50cm x 65cm.
Dame Laura Knight RA, RWS, RE, RWA, PSWA, DBE (1877-1970), The Bathing Pool, gouache on paper, signed and dated lower right 'Laura Knight '12', 45.5x66cm.Provenance: the painting was purchased by the vendor’s father from Knight’s retrospective exhibition held at the Royal Academy in 1965, where it was item number 84. There is a letter from Knight to the buyer. The original exhibition catalogue is with the painting.From 1907 Knight lived in Cornwall, first in Newlyn, then the village of Lamorna, just west of Penzance. Around this time Knight began painting nudes outdoors. Lamorna is a rocky cove, surrounded by quarries, with the great rocks seemingly tumbling into the sea, and it was typically on these rocks or atop the cliffs that Knight set her nude compositions. There was, apparently, some local resentment at this, but the landowner Col. Paynter, allowed Knight a free rein. This piece, painted in 1912, is almost certainly Lamorna, the bathers in a granite rock pool exposed by the low tide.
Darby (Henry D'Esterre, 1750-1823). Archive of signal and instruction books from naval service in the French Revolutionary Wars, mainly 1795-1800, comprising: 'Signals of Vice Admiral Sir James Wallace Kn, 12th August 1795' [cover-title], manuscript on paper, 18 pp., flags added in watercolour to 3 pp., final page inscribed 'Jas. Wallace, To H. D. Darby Esqr, Captain of His Majesty's Ship Adamant, By Command of the Admiral [signed:] J. Hill', stab-stitched in sheet of contemporary printer's waste, manuscript title to front cover, rear cover chipped, 2 annotated slips laid in (one headed 'Additional Signals made by day on board the Adamant' and signed 'H. D. Darby' with flourished underline), folio 'Instructions for the Conduct of the Ships of War, Explanatory of, and Relative to the Signal-Book' [cover-title], [probably 1795], 40 pp., accomplished, manuscript diagram, laid-in printed title-label 'Instructions for the Ships of War, etc. 1795' with 'Adamant' added in manuscript, original plain paper wrappers, printed title-label to front cover, folio 'Signal-Book for the Ships of War. 1796' [cover-title]. 83 pp., undated title on p. 1, original half calf, marbled boards, printed title-label to front, 4to Instructions for the Conduct of the Ships of War, Explanatory of, and relative to the Signals contained in the Signal-Book herewith delivered, [1796], 48 pp., undated title on p. 1, accomplished throughout, pp. 24-5 heavily annotated, p. 45 inscribed 'Given under my hand on board His Majesty's Ship St. Albans at Spithead 9 April 1796, Geo Vandeput, To Henry D'E Darby Esq. Captain of His Majesty's Ship Adamant, By command of the Vice Admiral John Stephen', water-stained, fraying to outer leaves, original marbled boards, spine and portions of paper covering perished, front board held by upper cord, rear board by upper two cords, 4to 'Instructions for the Conduct of Ships of War. 1796' [cover-title], d ated title-page + xii index + 3-64 pp., accomplished throughout, manuscript index tabs along top edge, presentation leaf (p. 64) completed in manuscript and reading 'Given on board His Majesty's Ship the Lively in Gibraltar Bay the 19th Day of November 1795 [read 1796], To Henry D. Darby Esq. Captain of His Majesty's Ship the Bellerophon, By Command of the Admiral [signed:] Geo. Purvis', original half calf, marbled boards, printed title-label to front, folio Ibid. 48 pp., undated title on p. 1, original half calf, marbled sides, printed title-label to front, 4to 'Additional instructions. 1796' [cover-title]. 2 8 pp, undated title on p. 1, original half calf, marbled boards, printed title-label to front, 4to Appendix to the Signal Book, [no date], undated title-page + 16 pp. + iv pp. index + unpaginated blanks, accomplished in pencil and ink, flags added in watercolour, title-page annotated 'Spencer, Rec[eived] off Ushant the 1st Novr 1800 from Adml Sir Hyde Parker', p. iv of index annotated 'Number of the Desireè [sic] on the List of the Navy, 223' and 'To H. de E. Darby Esq., Captain of His Majesty's Ship Spencer', stitched in original marbled paper wrappers, 4to, Signal Book for the Ships of War, [no date], title-page + 125 pp. (numerous blanks), typographic flag templates in text, original marbled boards, folio Signal Book for the Ships of War, [no date], title-page + vii + 60 pp., accomplished throughout, flags added in watercolour to index tabs along fore margins, water-staining, concomitant fraying to lower outer corners of outer leaves, original limp marbled boards, paper lifting or perished through water-damage, folio Instructions for the Conduct of the Ships of War, [no date], 43 pp., woodcut diagrams in text, original marbled boards, folio Instructions and Standing Orders for the Central Government and Discipline of the Ships of War, [no date], 15 pp., unbound, folio [Naval accounts book], 1782, approx. 22 pp. + numerous blanks, allocating proceeds from the capture of the French ships Duc de Chartres and the Trois Amis and the Spanish ship Santa Leocadia by George Darby (c.1720-1790, Henry D'Esterre's uncle), during the Siege of Gibraltar 'H D Darby's Acts of Parliament' [manuscript cover-title], 6 works in 1 volume, printed by C. Eyre and executors of William Strahan [-George Eyre and Andrew Strahan], 1792-6, stitched in sheet of contemporary printer's waste, folio (2 additional Acts of Parliament laid in, 4to) [Scrapbook of military and naval crests], mostly trimmed and mounted, bookplate of John Darby of Markly, Sussex, contemporary green half roan, 4to (Qty: 15)Significant and extensive collection of rare signal and instruction books used by Henry D'Esterre Darby (1749-1823), captain of HMS Bellerophon at the Battle of the Nile (1798), together with additional material with provenance to Darby, and several further signal books without indication of ownership but all similarly unsophisticated in their original bindings, including one accomplished throughout with flags in watercolour, and evidently used in maritime conditions (item 10). Darby was captain of HMS Adamant from 1794 to 1796, escorting shipping to West Indies and Mediterranean. He was appointed captain of the Bellerophon during the summer of 1796 and led her in the blockade of Cadiz before the confrontation with Napoleon's forces in the Bay of Abu Qir. The Bellerophon suffered heavy casualties and Darby was himself wounded. John Marshall, in his Royal Naval Biography (1823), declared that 'The undaunted magnanimity with which Captain Darby placed her alongside her mighty antagonist [l'Orient], excited at the moment the highest admiration, and must ever be the theme of eulogium'. In 1801 Darby captained the newly-built Spencer in the Algeciras campaign and returned to England in 1802 with the rank of commodore, with subsequent promotions up to full admiral by 1819, and a knighthood the following year. All such signal books and their accompanying instructions are highly uncommon, with officers enjoined to ensure their timely destruction 'so that they may not fall into the Hands of the Enemy, by the Capture or Loss of their Ships' (item 3, explanatory instructions, article X). Of the dated items numbers 2 and 4-8 in our listing are untraced in libraries. The National Maritime Museum and the Navy Department Library each has a different set of instructions for 1795 but neither collates with our copy (item 2). A single copy of item 3 is held by the Navy Department Library in Washington, D. C; ESTC (T136497) locates two copies of another set of signals for 1796 with a different collation, containing day and fog signals only, whereas our copy also contains night signals. ESTC (N41002) traces one copy only of a 1798 issue of item 5. Further manuscripts and papers from Darby's career are now found at Cambridge, the British Library, Brown University, and Boston Public Library (USA). Provenance: acquired by the vendor from Francis Edwards in the 1980s.
* Hansen (Heinrich). Hitler Mussolini, Der Staatsbesuch Des Fuhres in Italien, Raumbild-Verlag, Diessen am Ammersee 1938, an album of 24 black and white stereo-view cards tipped in on black paper, with viewer and 71 additional cards to the rear of the album, 30 x 21cm together with another Third Reich stereo-view album by the same author titled Parteitag Gros Deutschland, published 1939, with 8 colour postcard size pictures of houses in Nuremberg plus viewer and 73 additional cards to the rear of the album, 30 x 21cm, each with remains of paper cover, some spotting to the second item (Qty: 2)
A late Georgian or early Regency waistcoat in a silk/taffeta fabric, hand embroidered with small sprigs of flowers decorating the item. The front of the garment is embroidered with foliage and flowers and the hemline has rows of flowers edged in a deep pink edging, the buttons are embroidered in blue flowers and the back has two lace up fastening (some wear under arms)
Collection of 18th and 19th Century blue and white items; tureen, candle stick, plate and puzzle jug A/FCondition: Tureen: both handlesbroken, one repaired, other loose but with item. Candlestick: minor chips. Plate: broken and repaired. Puzzlejug: chips and glaze loss to top. Glazed crazed
Antique Chinese Polychrome Lacquered Coromandel Inlaid 4 Panel Screen. Courtyard scene depicting villagers with inlaid faces and hands, polychrome rear of bird branches and flowers. measures 72-1/4" x 73" W. We Will Not Ship This Item Out of State of Florida. Anyone Having This Item Shipped Must Have a Florida Address or the Item will not be Shipped. We will Not Knowingly Sell Endangered Species outside of Legal Channels. Condition: Scratches, wear and rubbing Estimate: $300.00 - $500.00 Domestic Shipping: Third party

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