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Lot 66
Glass lantern slides, a set of sixty-five glass lantern slides, mainly photographic and depicting views, street scenes, works of art, ecclesiastical interiors, all probably in France, one captioned 'Lourdes, La prière aux piscines', some of the view showing Alpine scenes, about ten of the slides coloured lithographs of works of art (apparently altarpieces and similar), all housed in contemporary wooden case with compartments and brass clasps and catches, some cracks and damage
Lot 234
A collection of 14ct gold charms, mostly Asian influenced designs such as a rickshaw, pagoda, buddha, tea pot, rice bowl with chopsticks and lantern. all twenty two charms marked 14k except unmarked fouled anchor and witches hat charms, most attached to unmarked yellow metal chain, 27g gross.
Lot 3289
A mid-20th century, polychromed wood whistling tramp with moving head automaton, standing beside a lamp post with metal lantern, complete with key, in working order, whistling the tune 'Ah, my little Augustine', although lamp is untested. Removable back cover to reveal workings including switch to start and stop whistling. Made by and inscribed: Tom Seale, 1601 Wilshire Boulevard. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 73116. Height approx. 49cm.Condition Report: Scratching and slight loss to lantern, one corner retouched, figure appears generally good.
Lot 151
A 19th Century pierced brass lantern of square form with all over pierced foliate decoration in the 17th Century Middle Eastern manner bearing inscription "Ah HR 1800" 20 cm square x 18 cm high not including the plain swing handle together with another similar (no handle), a pierced foliate decorated rectangular casket with brass swan neck handle to the lid 21.5 cm x 12.5 cm x 9.5 cm high
Lot 263
A late 18th/early 19th Century brass and iron footman on cabriole front legs 38 cm wide x 29 cm high, a 19th Century brass trivet with pierced rectangular top 27 cm x 21.5 cm, a vintage cast iron billiard table iron, Middle Eastern pierced brass lantern, copper water jug, copper kettle, brass candlesticks, various plated wares including tray, toast rack etc, brass taste de vin, "Kanner's dubeledge stropper" razor sharpener, various other candlesticks, skimmer, brass tray etc
Lot 177
Original 1853 Ermington and Plympton Devon Magistrates Summons, this original summons was issued by two local magistrates Admiral George Woollcombe and Captain William Harris, at a court in Yealmpton on the 22nd September 1853. The summons orders the committee known of the “Overseers” of the poor of Plympton St. Marys to pay out of their own funds, the half years salary of the two parish constables, John Lavers and Thomas Frounde, a total of £28.10s., that is £14.5s. to each for half a years salary. This was three years prior of the formation of the original Devon Constabulary, each parish or town provided their own law enforcement officers and financed their salaries. This summons comes in a glazed frame, plus a Victorian hardwood truncheon, ribbed turned grip, approx. 18 ½ inches (47 cms) long, early steel figure of eight hand cuffs with key and a one stack chimney “Bullseye” police lantern. (4 items)
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