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Taylerson, A. W. F., The Revolver 1865-1888, London, Herbert Jenkins, 1966, 8vo (235 x 155mm.), half title, illustrations, photographic plates, original red cloth, spine lettered in gilt, dust-jacket, First Edition With eight other works, Taylerson's 'Revolving Arms' (London, 1967), Geoffrey Boothroyd's 'The Rifle and Rifle Shooting' (London, 1965), R. H. McCrory 'Lock Stock and Barrel antique gun repair' (New York, 1966), Howard L. Blackmore 'Firearms' (London, 1964), another work by the same author 'British Military Firearms 1650-1850' (London, 1967), C. H. Roads 'The British Solider's Firearm 1850-1864 From Smooth-bore to Small-bore' (London, 1964), Ronald Lister's 'Antique Firearms their care, repair & restoration' (London, 1963), a facsimile copy of George Cameron Stone's 'A Glossary of the Construction, Decoration, and Use of Arms and Armor' and S. E. Ellacott's 'Collecting Arms and Armor' (London, 1964)
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Tolkien, J.R.R. - The Hobbit ot There and Back Again, illustrated by The Author, George Allen and Unwin Ltd, eleventh impression, London 1959, dust jacket, price clipped, b/w illustrations, cartographic endpapers, original green boards with letter and decoration in black, very fine condition, slight foxing
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A rare pair of Chelsea figures, The Gardener and Companion, probably modelled by Josef Willems, for flower holders or bouquetieres, both seated, he wearing deep pink breeches, yellow jacket and dark grey hat, astride an oversize wicker basket, she wearing a green dress, white shawl and brown head scarf, her apron disguising the pierced container, 22cm high, unmarked, c.1756 - 58 Chelsea Porcelain, Elizabeth Adams, London 2001, p.131-132. Eighteenth Century European White Porcelain, Exhibition Catalogue, London 1975. Winifred Williams, no.38. Das Europaische Porzellan des Bayerischen National Museums, Munich, 1908, Friedrich Hofmann, p.39, ill. 217-218. English Porcelain Figures of the 18th century, London 1961 Arthur Lane, p.68. Chelsea Porcelain The Red Anchor Wares, 1951, Severne Mackenna, p.68. Contributions towards the History of Early English Porcelain, Yorkshire, 1973, J Nightengale, p.xii-xiv. Chelsea 1756 sales list, Lot 64 as Two fine figures with baskets to hold natural flowers
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18th century English School Oil on canvas Portrait of a lady wearing green dress and red shawl, a distant landscape viewed beyond, half-length; and companion, oil on canvas, portrait of a gentleman wearing dark red jacket and white stock, half-length, 75cm x 61cm Matching carved giltwood frames
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Early 19th century English School Oil on canvas Portrait of John Meredith wearing black jacket, yellow waistcoat and white cravat, half-length 69cm x 53cm Biographical note: John Meredith (b. 1775, d. 1864) married Elizabeth Appletree (b. 1778, d. 1838), grandson of Bridge Water Meredith, High Sheriff of Radnor.
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Modern Masters of Etching - Thirteen monographs, namely Salaman, Malcolm C., intro., Alphonse Legros, No.9 in the series. London: The Studio, 1926. 1st edn, oblong 4to, 12 tipped-in monochrome plates, blue-grey boards with applied title label; with vols on Sir Francis Seymour Haden (No.11); F.L. Griggs (No.12); Charles Meryon (No.14); Francisco de Goya (No.15); William Walcot (No.16); E.S. Lumsden (No.17); H. Rushbury (No.18); G.L. Brocklehurst (No.19); Rembrandt (No.20); Malcolm Osborne (No.21); Levon West (No.24); and Robert Austin (No.25), uniformly bound, the latter two with dustjackets (No.24 lacking lower board); and Masters of the Colour Print No.7 - Bresslern Roth. London: The Studio, 1930. 1st edn, 4to, tan boards with applied title labels, dustjacket (jacket torn with loss), (14).
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Anon. The Traveller; or, An Entertaining Journey Round the Habitable Globe. London: Harris, n.d. [circa 1854]. 4th edn, small 8vo, quarter crimson roan with pict. boards (spine scuffed and with loss at head; upper joint cracked); Ison, Walter. The Georgian Buildings of Bristol. London: Faber, 1952. 1st edn, 8vo, illus., grey cloth, dustjacket (jacket torn, with losses); Smith, A. Croxton. About Our Dogs. London: Ward, Lock & Co., n.d.. 8vo, 8 col. plates by Ward Binks, 64 full-page b. & w. illus. from photographs, green cloth, dustjacket with pict. onlay (jacket chipped); and a further twelve assorted vols, (15).
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The New Adventures of Rupert (1936) D. Express First Rupert annual with dustjacket. The annual shows light general wear with some pink blemishes to front board. Four of the five 'colour-in' pages are enthusiastically coloured in. Generally cream pages with neat pencil dedication. The dustjacket is split down its spine with some front and back loss to jacket edges. It is enclosed with its original Daily Express packing box. DJ [gd], annual [vg+]
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A pair of blackamoor torcheres in the 19th century Venetian style, each modelled as a young boy in gilt scroll decorated jacket and striped pantaloons supporting a floral brimmed urn issuing nine-light electrolier with gilt scroll branches on his head and standing on a baroque style serpentine shaped gilt highlighted base with leafy scroll adorned angles, probably Italian mid 20th century, fitted for electricity, each 213cm high.
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Lot of uniforms and equipment of Captain A. Brodie, (1938-45 ) comprising of Royal Artillery service peak cap, tunic, trousers and greatcoat; another 'RA' service tunic; a pair of brown leather ankle boots; 'RA' dark blue dress tunic with high collar; a pair of trews; 'RA' black dress tunic (partial red lapels), a waistcoat, trousers with red stripe; a matching officers peak and side caps; a pair of black leather ankle boots with spurs; 'Highland Light Infantry' dark blue dress jacket with high collar; 'HLI' red dress jacket with bullion braid epaulettes; 'HLI' Officers Glengarry; a waistcoat and matching trews; two pairs of khaki shorts; a pair of white spats; a brown leather sword frog; two pistol holsters (one brown leather); a leather wallet with diary; a pair of cloth slip-on epaulettes and various metal and cloth pips in a pouch; a shirt collar in original packet and two drill manuals. Most of the clothing labelled 'Wm Anderson & Sons Ltd., Edinburgh & Glasgow', with tin travelling trunk. Note: In the post war years Capt. Brodie was a G.P. in Glasgow
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A pearlware figure of the Virgin and child, depicted seated on an upholstered wooden stool, wearing light yellow blouse, pink robes with a brown jacket and green shawl, on a square base simulated to represent black marble, height 34.7cm, unmarked, circa 1800-10 (faults to foot and corner of base coloured over during manufacture).
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Two Staffordshire figures depicting Queen Victoria and Prince Albert: Victoria standing on a rectangular base with canted corners decorated with a gilt scroll, decorated with underglaze blue bodice and enamelled and gilt details, height 26.5cm; and Albert on a circular gilt-lined base, with enamelled blue jacket, orange cloak, and other coloured and gilt highlights, height 29.1cm; both unmarked, circa 1840-60.
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Two Staffordshire animal figures: one of a horse and jockey facing right, the horse enamelled orange-brown and the jockey with light blue jacket and green cap, on oval gilt-lined base, height 22.8cm; the other of a spaniel facing right together with her puppy, the mother coloured red and white, the puppy black and white, on an oval blue base with gilt lining, height 19.6cm; both unmarked, mid-19th century (some flaking to enamels on spaniels).
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An early 20th Century ivory satin wedding dress with gathered detail to the bodice, a net and crocheted wedding dress, a net veil, together with an ivory coloured brocade jacket with gilt metal and coloured embroidered decoration, and a black Chinese shawl with coloured embroidered decoration and deep fringe.
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A ladies Chanel Boutique linen jacket in buff, a Versace couture jersey dress in brown, red and yellow abstract striped pattern, a Versace lime green patterned dress with chain and spaghetti straps, a grey jersey Tocca shift dress with gathered detail to the front and further ladies designer pieces, various sizes (10).
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A quantity of ladies 1960's costume, to include a trouser suit the pale ground with gold thread decoration, glass diamante buttons, Harrods label, a pale pink slub silk trouser suit, a pink linen mix trouser suit and a navy blue silk suit with box jacket, sleeveless top and knee length skirt together with a modern print.
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A Bruce Oldfield Couture evening dress, the shot silk blue skirt with silver beaded bodice with full-length sleeves, together with various other ladies' costume, to include a Yamamoto wool striped jacket and mohair cropped jumper, multicoloured, and further 1960's items, to include a Liberty dress, and a 1940's wool coat and suit, etc.
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Schoenau & Hoffmeister - A bisque socket head doll, having a curly blond wig, sleeping blue glass eyes and an open mouth with four upper teeth, on a jointed composition body, the head impressed 'S H / 1909 / 3/o / Germany', wearing a glengarry, a jacket with tartan sash and white metal brooch, a kilt with sporran, tartan socks and shoes, 38cm high, in original box.
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