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Click here to subscribeA Group of Bloodletting Instruments,comprising: three brass scarificators, together with a brass ocular and a medical leech lamp, the largest 3 1/2in (9cm) high (5)Footnotes:Scarificators were spring-loaded lancets used from the 17th to the 19th centuries. Bloodletting as a medical treatment was closely linked to the ancient concept of humors, to stabilise a patient's internal equilibrium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
A Collection of over 250 Artificial Glass Eyes, English, late 19th/early 20th century,comprising three fitted and lined trays of ocular prostheses, one labelled blue housing 91 eyes, one labelled brown housing 92 eyes, and one labelled olive mixture housing 82 eyes, the hand-blown 'shell' glass eyes of various shapes, colouring and dilation, each tray 13 1/4in x 12in (33.5cm x 30.5cm) (3)Footnotes:While commonly referred to as 'glass eyes', ocular prostheses are of convex 'shell' form, held in place beneath the eyelids. In the 19th and early 20th centuries, European and American firms produced such eyes individually by oil lamp and bellows, then delicately hand painted the iris, pupil, and capillaries. The present Lot contains an impressive number of examples and may have formed the stock of an Ophthalmologist. The range of colours and shapes would have allowed for visiting patients to be serviced directly without the need for bespoke production.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
An Elmo Super 8 Sound Projector and an Ensign 16mm Projector, comprising an Elmo Hi Vision SC 18 Super 8 sound projector with 15 x 11cm integral back projection screen, lamp lights and motor runs, not otherwise tested, together with an Ensign Alpha-Sixteen 16mm cine projector, two spare lamps, an external resistor and metal carrying case, untested
8mm Cine Equipment, comprising a Bolex 18-3 dual format 8mm cine projector, motor runs, lamp lights, otherwise untested, a Bauer C1 Super 8 camera, a G.B.-Bell & Howell Moviemaster 635 Standard 8 projector, a Zeiss Ikon Moviscop 8mm editor-viewer, an Agfa Silette 35mm camera and a Braun Paximat-S Electric slide projector, all untested
A Victor Model 3 16mm Cine Projector, serial no 30641, made by Victor Animatograph Co., Iowa, U.S.A., 105-120V motor, no lamp or power unit, retail plate by J.H. Dallmeyer, London, a Dallmeyer Super-Lite Projection 2in lens, comes with tray base containing spool and Ensign 16mm Popular splicer, untested
A Chinon Super 8 Cine Outfit, comprising a Chinon 2000GL Super/Standard 8mm cine projector in maker's box, motor runs, lamp lights, a Chinon 213 P XL Super 8 camera, motor running, sticky residue around eyepiece, projector and camera otherwise untested and a Chinon Big Finder compact 35mm camera
A J Lancaster & Son Enlarger, an early 20th century half plate wood and brass enlarger mounted on a vertical stand with a crank height adjustment and a central focusing screw, lamp house and lens missing, together with a substantial wooden studio camera tripod stand and a National horizontal enlarger with brass lens
Japanese cloissoné enamel vase, converted to a table lamp, the vase of slender square baluster form decorated with prunus blossom on midnight blue ground, on wooden stand with shade, total height 69cmCondition report: A couple of bruises and slight losses at the shoulder of the vase. Similar area of damage to neck, see images. Wired for electricity and electrical safety test passed
A late 19th century Japanese Imari vase converted to a table lamp, overall height 42cm, together with seven pieces of Japanese Imari (8).Additional InformationThe vase which has been converted to a lamp - the wooden top has been glued, there is a large chip to the top rim, the vase has not been drilled, the next size down vase with minor chipping to the rim, one of the jars is missing the cover, the larger octagonal plate with a large chip to the edge, wear to the gilding on each, one of the circular plates with crazing.
Two Chinese 19th century blue and white vases each converted to a table lamp, decorated with floral sprays, the cylindrical example with moulded decoration and decorated with animals perching on trees, the second vase of octagonal form, bears blue painted mark to the underside, height 24cm (2).Additional InformationThe vase without the fixture and fitting has been drilled, traces of glue and paint to the top rim, the second vase has a cork still inside the piece which is glued, it has been drilled, chips away from the drilled hole, staining, glue residue and paint.
A brass and metal Eccles-type miner's lamp, together with a 'The Wolf Radiator Lamp', numbered 707649 (2).Additional InformationEccles type lamp with heavy rubbing to the makers label, tarnished throughout and with several larger dents and a patina of small knocks and and scratches throughout. Other lamp with age wear dulling to metal and general tarnishing throughout.
A modern brass table lamp, with knopped stem on hexagonal base, height 38cm, with a taller modern brass lamp with multi-knopped stem and two further modern lamps (4).Additional InformationLamps generally ok, two of the shades a little tired, consultation with a qualified electrician must be sought before installation into the home.
CARLTONWARE; 'How grand to be a toucan, just think what can toucan do', a Guinness advertising lamp modelled as a toucan and a pint of Guinness, in original box with an associated Guinness shade, height 22cm.Additional InformationThe lamp is slightly grubby throughout and has fine crazing to the glaze throughout, the shade is grubby and creased throughout.
GUINNESS; a collection of Guinness related advertising items to include a small lamp with shade in original box, a Carltonware three piece cruet in original box, three plates, two packs of postcards, a 1977 Silver Jubilee Guinness set comprising two bottles and a glass, with two The Leonardo Collection figures and other items.Additional InformationItems generally grubby throughout, the draught Guinness penguin is broken and glue repaired at the base, and the small Guinness bowl by T. G. Green & Co is stained and crazed.
A collection of ten theatre playbills from the North West region, comprising Kemble Theatre with a production of 'Dick Whittington', the bill mounted with a picture of Dick Whittington and His Cat by Albert Morrow, 88 x 28.5cm, a theatre bill for Oldham Palace, for Monday November 26th 1934 and promoting 'The World Famous Comedian Wilkie Bard', a theatre playbill for New Theatre Royale Oldham, dated Monday October 2nd 1939, listing a production of 'Pack Up Your Troubles', a further theatre playbill for the Oldham Palace dated Monday February 25th 1924 and promoting 'Miss Florrie Forde Presents Her Twelfth Grand Annual Pantomime Cinderella', with an Arcadia Theatre poster from Skegness, listing 'Britain's Great Comedian Jimmy James', a theatre playbill for the Grand Opera House Scarborough, dated Monday January 14th 1929 and listing a production of 'Ruby Kimberley Presents Aladdin and His Wonderful Lamp: A Gorgeous Xmas Pantomime', and a theatre playbill for Empire Birmingham dated Monday February 1st 1957 and listing a production of 'The Idol of the Radio Elsie Carlisle With Her Two Well-Known Pianists' (7).Additional InformationThe large Arcadia poster has a large chip to the top left corner, however the piece is present. There are other tears and creases throughout the edge of this poster. The Empire Birmingham poster has many creases throughout and heavy wear to the edging and some tears. All other posters with some tears, creases, a few small chips and general age wear throughout.
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