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Lot 526
1.O'Connor (John) People and places: wood-engravings by John O'Connor, copy no. 35 of 375 copies, bound quarter blue buckram spine with pink pictorial boards after a design by the artist with 36 full page wood engravings by him. Whittington Press, 19992.The wood-engravings of John O'Connor: with a commentary by Jeannie O'Connor, copy no. 230 out of 300 out of a total of 350, quarter bound in buckram with pictorial paper covered boards after a wood engraving by the artist, 142 wood engravings by John O'Connor. Slip-case, Whittington Press, 19893.Whittington Press, Nine artists and a Press, no. XLI of a limited special edition of 50 copies, signed by seven artists, from a total edition of 950 copies. Quarter-bound in Oasis morocco with red, orange and brown on ivory Whittington marbled paper-covered boards by Colleen Gryspeerdt. Illustrations, mostly wood-engraved, in decorated slip-case. Whittington, 19894.Thomas (Edward) The Diary of Edward Thomas:1 January-8 April 1917, with a foreword by Myfanwy Thomas, no. 399 of 525 copies signed by the contributors and artist, from an edition limited to 575, cloth bound, 8 wood-engravings by Hellmut Weissenborn. Incudes 2 small items from Whittington Press. Spine very slightly faded , slip-case also faded with signs of wear, Whittington, 1977 5.Thomas (Edward & Helen) Personal Letters, copy no. 65 from an edition limited to 200, bound in Japanese paper covered boards, with wood-engravings by Hellmuth Weissenborn, Whittington Press, 20006.Bagnold (Enid) Letters to Frank Harris, & other friends, copy no. 46 of an edition of 400, tipped-in colour frontispiece, four tipped-in plates, signed by Enid Bagnold. Cloth bound. Slip case with slight wear. Whittington Press, 1980.7.O'Connor (John) Twins, written and illustrated by John O'Connor with eleven wood-engravings (seven in three colours and four in two colours), one of 250 copies, 105 of which accompanied Matrix 11 (many of the rest were lost due to technical problems in printing (Butchers)). Bound by The Fine Bindery in printed paper-covered boards with a repeat pattern of a butterfly engraving in brown, printed title-label on spine, small stain mark on cover, Whittington, 19918.Lawrence (Simon) ed. S.T.E.Lawrence: Boxwood blockmaker, copy no. 207 of 250, quarter bound with Whittington marbled paper sides. Slip case. Whittington, 1980
Lot 280A
A pair of Oriental carved ivory tusks circa late 19th/early 20th century, probably Cantonese, in the form of sleeve vases, 15cm high, raised on hardwood stands, also with ivory figure of a Buddha on circular hardwood stand, carved ivory ornament on stand, bone figure of a lion (5) CONDITION REPORT: Lot 280A - minor cracks to top of interior of one vase, carved panels in good condition, minor colour fading to both, old chip to one stand, two minor splits to ivory ornament
Lot 1823
An early 19th c. Mahogany bow fronted Chest of two short over three long graduated Drawers with well figured top over banded frieze, the five Pine and Oak lined drawers having cock beaded edges, Ivory escutcheons and wooden knobs, flanked by two quarter turned rope twist columns with stylised Acanthus carved tops, standing on bun feet, 42 1/4'' wide x 47 1/2'' high x 21 1/4'' deep.
Lot 1433
A good antique Mah-Jongg set contained in a five-drawer lift-front hardwood case with metal bound corners and swing carrying handles and including 148 Bamboo backed dovetail joined tiles, 4 dice, 120 bone stick-like counters and a tiny turned drum-shaped lidded box containing four circular pieces with green painted recessed characters. Sold together with a booklet produced by Chad Valley: "Mah-Jongg, sometimes called Sparrow, Rules of the Game and how to play it" and one Hamley Bros and two type-written Score Cards. This Mah-Jongg set is described with a note found accompanying it as Ivory/Bamboo dovetailed and was purchased by the vendor's grandfather, one M.J. Carnegie in Johannesburg in 1935.
Lot 404
C18 oak two part chest on chest of 2 over 3 draws fitted in the form of a cupboard on turned feet. the top having a smaller and large fitted draw with ivory handles and key ,the bottom having 3 graduated draws to a fitted cupboard effect and key with brass drop handles .Draw sizes are top 10cm deep, middle 33cm deep, lower sizes 20cm deep,15cm deep,16cm deep.
Lot 873
Impressive Victorian rosewood ivory and pen work desk, the bow top surmounted by a gilt brass gallery above a raised cupboard door flanked by a further cupboard door, each with classical scenes inlaid with putto spearing a boar and chasing a pumpkin, the central door inlaid with a classical lady, the top with a leather inset surface, two bowed sections with inlaid swags and a pair of winged cherubs above a frieze drawers and further inlay to the tapering legs terminating with brass caps and castors, 114cm wide, 66cm deep, 108cm high
Lot 130
Faberge late 19th Century, gold egg pendant charm, marks for St Petersburg 56, the egg with a blue enamel Crown above AM for Alfred Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, 13mm high, the egg attached to a bracelet with Russian silver charms decorated with enamels, an ivory screw top egg charm and capsule charms
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