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Lot 840
A DERBYSHIRE COLOURED HARDSTONE INLAID BLACK `MARBLE` THERMOMETER of arched shape framed by fuchsia, on stepped base, 18cm h, c1870 In good original condition with tiny loss to the stems of one or two of the fuchsia, lacking one of the four screws which secures the glass thermometer tube to the ivory scale. No restoration
Lot 846
AN INDIAN CARVED SANDALWOOD, EBONY, IVORY AND SADELI TEA CADDY, BOMBAY the lid and sides with raised panels of figures, animals and scrolling foliage, the divided interior with a pair of foliate covers, 25.5cm w, late 19th c Very minor loss of stringing on the lid but in otherwise a very good state of preservation
Lot 879
A VICTORIAN GOTHIC OAK STICK BAROMETER the ivory register plates signed Carpenter & Westley 24 Regent Street London 10AM Yesterday 10AM To Day, with verniers, the mercury thermometer also signed, the carved and lancet arched case with waterleaf and applied mouldings, 106cm h, maker`s printed label of DIRECTIONS FOR HANGING CARPENTER & WESTLEY`S PORTABLE BAROMETER pasted on the reverse In good original condition with some accretion of dirt and grime, retaining both of the original detachable knobs, one lacking the ivory bush, partly in an old dark brown stain which is chipped and worn but entirely original. The tube original and charged with mercury
Lot 125
A GRAINGER WORCESTER VASE painted with a view of the ancient grammar school at Stratford upon Avon, inscribed with the title, the reverse with heather, on an Old Ivory ground between the moulded and tinted apricot and gilt neck and foot, 25.5cm h, printed mark, G600 and date code for 1893 or 97 In fine condition, the date letter partially printed and uncertainly over which year of manufacture, no restoration
Lot 257
A CHINESE EXPORT IVORY CARD CASE AND COVER carved on both faces with a family beneath a blossoming prunus or sage and other figures, both on a ground of fret in stiff leaf border, the narrow sides with flowers, 10.5 x 7cm, 19th c In fine condition. When the lid is withdrawn several Chinese ink characters visible
Lot 276
A PAIR OF ART DECO SWEETMEAT DISHES BY CHARLES BOYTON the hammer textured, widely everted bowl applied with ivory-mounted handles and set on a leafy knop above the domed foot, 14cm over handles, mark and facsimile signature, London 1939, 11ozs Both in good condition with light wear only. Complete and original, no repairs
Lot 303
AN IVORY AND PIQUÉ MOUNTED BAMBOO WALKING CANE the slightly flared and domed pommel decorated with designs of vases and flowers, brass tip, 91cm, pommel 18th c, the cane late 19th/early 20th c One or two minor old cracks. Note: a semi-circular let-in silver plaque which forms the body of the vase motif on both sides lacking on one
Lot 304
TWO EDWARD VII GOLD-MOUNTED WALKING CANES the first of slender hardwood with 18ct gold mounts and applied with the initials AMH, amber ball finial and brass tip, engraved 37 Bryanston Square, 89cm l, by Charles Norton, London 1901, the second of ebony with angled ivory handle, the 9ct gold embossed ferrule engraved C Blamey Mar 1904 from number 9, brass tip, 91cm, Birmingham 1902 37 Bryanston Square London was the address of The Royal Flying Corps Hospital for Officers. Both complete and in reasonably good condition
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Lot 428
VALE PRESS. FIVE BOOKS DESIGNED BY CHARLES RICKETTS comprising Empedocles on Etna, 1896 [March 1897], The Ancient Mariner, [March] 1899, De Cupidinis et Psyches [September] 1901, Danae [June]1903 and The Parables [March] 1903, all but the last uniform oatmeal cloth backed light blue boards with title label, the last vellum, several with bookplates of R A Walker, or others, London: Hacon & Ricketts, 1896-1903, Chiswick Press. George Herbert - The Temple Sacred Poems and Private Ejaculations, one of 350 numbered copies, ivory cloth gilt, linen dust jacket, London 1904 and Nonesuch Press - Anacreon Done into English out of the original Green by Abraham Cowley and S Lee 1683, wood engravings by Stephen Gooden, one of 725 numbered copies, linen backed gold paper covered boards, dust jacket, Soho 1923 and Vergil - Opera Omnia, two vols, Riccardi type, half dark green morocco, London 1912 (9) (Vale Books) Watry B8, B23, B33, B43 and B40.
Lot 429
ERAGNY PRESS. CHOIX DE SONNETS DE P DE ROSNARD, ABREGÉ DE L`ART POETIQUES FRANCOIS AND C`EST D`AUCASSIN ET DE NICOLETTE three vols, printed in Vale type, fine woodcut titles, frontispiece, initials and colophon by Lucien and Esther Pissarr,o, one title in orange and black, the frontispiece of the last in colour, ivory cloth backed and decorated boards, the last partly uncut, the second with bookplate of Gwendolen Jefferson, London: Hacon & Ricketts, 1902 & 03 (3)
Lot 144
19th Century Anglo-Indian mother-of-pearl, abalone shell and brass inlaid hardwood cased stick barometer by T. Wheelhouse of Hatton Garden, London, shaped arch pediment, allover foliate bird and ribbon decoration, ivory register plates with double rack and pinion Vernier scale, fahrenheit and Reaumer thermometer, cushion shaped cistern cover, 114cm high.
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