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Gruterus (Janus). Florilegium Ethico-Politicum nunquam antehac editum ..., accedunt Gnomae Paroemiaeque Graecorum, item Proverbia Germanica, Belgica, Italica, Gallica, Hispanica, Frankfurt, 1610, light browning, contemp. blind-stamped yapp vellum, rubbed and stained, 8vo.. Vol.1 of 3 of Gruterus' works but published separately and complete in itself. (1)
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MARION ADNAMS. The Market Honfleur; Eglise St Leonard Honfluer; A Quiet Harbour, three wood engravings, the first signed, inscribed and numbered 6/35 in pencil, the last signed and dated 1931 inscribed and numbered 4 from an edition of 35 in pencil, 20 x 14cm and smaller (2 frames) . Both in excellent condition; Item 3 - In excellent condition with only very light age staining of the paper.
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An S Allcock & Co Ltd 4inch BRIGALD fishing reel, stamped mark and Pat No 187488; an ebony, brass and mahogany 3inch fishing reel, marked D SLATER'S PATENT 2304; a mahogany, brass and aluminium 4inch fishing reel, stamped Pat No 31562; another (4) . The first item in fine condition, the second with some oxidisation/corrosion to the aluminium the two other reels in good average condition
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AN ANTIQUE Shiraz carpet, the brick red field with three principal and eight subsidiary blue ground medallions in an indigo inner frame and palmette and floret border, 572 x 435cm . General overall wear and several tears and crude repair with loss. In view of the nature of the condition of this piece prospective buyers will have been deemed to have satisfied themselves as to the condition of the item and not relied on any condition report.
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A George III wine glass, the dimpled and partly fluted ogee bowl on a double series opaque twist stem and conical foot, 14. 5cm h; a similar wine glass (2) . First item - a few very small nicks around the foot. Second item - a flat chip on the underside of the edge of the foot, no other damage, grinding down or restoration
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An English porcelain cabinet plate, well painted with a central still life of fruit or flowers on a marble ledge and with three border reserves of further still lifes or a musical trophy by J Rouse, signed, each in a raised gilt cartouche reserved on a sky blue ground gilt with festoons and tendrils, in shaped gilt rim, 24cm diam, c1880 It is interesting to observe Rouse has used an identical composition to that in lot (item 86) . Restored, the restoration old and having yellowed with time but of fine appearance
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Two Coalport miniature quatrelobed cups and saucers, with raised gilt palmettes or strapwork on a claret or cobalt ground, saucers 8cm diam;another Coalport miniature claret ground cup and saucer with gilt coral handle and twig feet, saucer 9cm diam, printed mark, all c1890 . All in fine condition, one or two spots of wear to the gilding on the rim of the saucer of the last mentioned item
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Nansen (Fridtjof) Farthest North. The Norwegian Polar Expedition, 1893-1896, 2 vol., first edition, presentation copy from the author to Armitage (inscription in Armitage's hand), also signed and inscribed by Armitage, frontispieces, plates (some colour) and 4 colour folding maps, 1 with small tear repaired, slightly foxed and browned, original gilt pictorial cloth, slightly rubbed, corners bumped, lower covers and spine of vol. I damp-stained, 8vo, Westminster, 1897; and another, vol. II of the above title, 8vo (3). Inscription reads: "To Albert B. Armitage with the Author's affectionate regards. 1897." Armitage's inscription reads: "The first to sight 'Nansen' after his departure from the 'Fram' as he approached Northbrook La[nd]." Further inscription in the second mentioned item: "Alb Armitage 2nd in Command Jackson-Harmsworth N. Polar Expdt 1894-7. 2nd in Command British National Antarctic Expdion and Navigator of 'Discovery', 1901-4."
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England v. Hungary, November 25th 1953,. programme in orig. printed wrappers, 2 cm closed tear to upper cover, slim 8vo, together with another non-related item. England lost the game 6-3 and Hungary have ever since been hailed as the first foreign side ever to beat England on English soil, although England were actually beaten 2-0 by the Republic of Ireland at Goodison Park in 1949. (2)
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MILNE, A.A. FOUR DAYS WONDER Methuen, London, 1933. First edition. 8vo. Light partial browning to the free endpapers as usual and some foxing to the edges, otherwise internally very clean and bright in the rather utilitarian dust-wrapper, with just a hint of wear to the spine extremities and corners. The book is slightly cocked but is overall an attractive item
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Royal Worcester porcelain dessert service, each item painted to the centre with a flower bouquet within gilt and jewelled flower borders and a turquoise band, comprising 2 footed dishes (1 stained, 1 cracked), 24cm diameter and 12 dessert plates, (3 cracked), 23cm diameter, puce printed mark, patter no.599, dated codes for 1880 and 1881 (14)
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Copeland Spode stone china dinner service, early 20th century, each item printed in blue and over enamelled in colours with flower garlands to the centre within cellular and Fitzhugh style borders, comprising 2 17 inch platters, a 14.5 inch platter, 12.5 inch platter, 10.5 inch platter, 12 dinner plates, 6 soup dishes, both 27cm diameter, 10 side dishes, 23cm diameter and 6 crescent shaped salad dishes, 23.5cm wide, some wear
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A MASSIVE EARLY 20TH-CENTURY ARTS & CRAFTS STYLE FIRE SURROUND WITH FIREPLACE, in green-glazed tiles, green stained glass and wood, to rebuild, having a central section with dentil cornice, two pointed double door cabinets with six-pane clear-glazed doors, green tile fire surround with arched top and "round-the-corner" sides, above a copper fire hood, above a grate, the left section with open shelving and cupboards, the right section having a pair of mottled green-glazed cupboard doors each with circular tracery above nine panes, in turn above drawers and open shelves, approximately 288cm wide x 218cm high, (113.4in x 85.8in) (sold as seen; photograph shows item laid flat)
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A RARE 16TH-CENTURY JOINED ELM CLAMP-FRONT COFFER OR MEAL KIST, having a two-piece lid with incised moulding and later strap hinges, enclosing a two-compartment interior (later partition), the front and sides both of two-piece form with incised stiles, extending as six legs, 155cm x 69cm x 91cm high, (61in x 27in x 35.8in) consigned from a local farmhouse, this item was detergent pressure-washed during the 2001 foot-and-mouth outbreak with the consequent loss of patination
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OPTREX CHEMISTS SHOP DISPLAY PIECE. 9 ins tall, large ceramic receptacle on pedestal base, speckled white glaze with coloured eyes & lips to front. OPTREX/ FOR/ EYES & BOOTS logo, paper label to base F. WILKINSON M.P.S. CHEMIST. An extraordinary & unusual item, never seen another. Couple of base chips, dont really detract. NR.
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SALTGLAZE INKWELL. 2.75 ins tall, 4 ins diam., 2 part inkwell, top lifts off to reveal compartment to take sand? Top brown glaze with 4 quill holes & central well, sides in pale tan glaze with raised floral design. some chipping to top section at base & base chip to lower section. An extraordinary item. Never seen another. NR.
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Vulteius (Joannes). Io Vulteii Rhemensis hendecasyllaboru Libri quatuor. Ad Poetas Gallicos Libri Duo. Ad Francaiscum Boherum Episc. Maclouiensem item Libri Duo, Paris, Simonem Colinaeum, 1538, two woodcut titles, both damaged (part. second title), final leaf of index to first part supplied in old ms. facsimile, orig. imprimatur leaf present at end, later qtr. calf, worn on spine, 16mo (1)
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CHAPBOOKS. Mary, The Maid of the Inn. Alnwick,: Printed and Sold by W. Davison. -- The Madrid Shaver's Adventures in the Spanish Inquisition. Falkirks: Printed for the Booksellers. -- Glasgow imprints: The Penny-Worth of Wit's Garland. No. 19; Rosanna; the Oxford Tragedy. No. 20; Five Excellent Songs. No. 25; Four Favourite Comic Songs. 2 copies. No. 28; The Jolly Beggar. No. 61; Four Excellent Songs. No. 62. All 12mo., n.d. folded sheets. Woodcuts. With 4 other facsimile reprints and another item (14).
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MAURICE & Co. (Booksellers). Catalogue of a Choice Collection of Books & Engravings on Cricket. Including Many Rare Items. 1909. (Catalogue No. 93 New Series). Bound with portion of a Sotheby's sale catalogue relating to The Property of the late J.A.H.Catton in 1937, with prices. 8vo., calf gilt, orig. wraps. of Maurice item bound in (one page defective with loss of text).
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Victorian Ladies Black Jacket With Label I.W.Caley & Co., Court Dressmakers Costumiers Norwich Pleated Finish, Victorian Ladies Black Cape With Raised Decorative Finish, Victorian Ladies Black Cape Velvet Type With Beaded Decoration And Taffeta Frill To Bottom (Minor Damage Or Defective Lining To Each Item).
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Two Austrian enamel and glass pots with covers, item one domed shaped with enamelled panels depicting flowers surrounded by border, the lid with domed black top 16cms high, together with a larger pot, decorated with enamelled designs, of passion fruits, the cover similarly decorated with gilding applied to finial. (2).
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A MASSIVE VICTORIAN TWO-STAGE MAHOGANY-FRAMED MIRROR-BACKED SHOP DISPLAY CABINET having a moulded cornice above three glazed doors between "round-the-corner" glazed sides, the lower section of similar shorter form on a plinth base, 289.5cm x 27cm x 277cm high, (9ft 6in x 10.6in x 9ft 1in) Please note: The photograph of this item does not show the mirrors, which were removed for transportation. They are present, and are sold with the piece.
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