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Lot 155
Collection of predominantly 1930’s-1950’s negatives, magic lantern slides and glass negatives, various topics and subject matters to include Cathedrals, factory processing, Yorkshire, Tewkesbury, Railway, Dudley Hill, Bowling Junction Signal Box, Bowling Junction (inside signal box), West Riding Pullman, Bibury, Shanklin, United States of America, New York etc. Some coloured. Presented with list by owner. Quantity 80+.
Lot 493
A pair of 19th Century copper hall lanterns, of tapering conical form, converted to electricity, 90cm dropThere are several small bends and knocks to the metalwork in line with age and usage. Pleaseant verdigris finish. Glass intact but we are not sure what type of glass it is. The little hatches are a mystery perhaps used for lighting / extinguishing when it was a gas lantern. One of the covers in question has a a stiff hinge, probably corroded so it does not work properly. The other has a replacement hinge and catch. These sold at Chorleys May 2019 auction for £1,300, they were not dated in that sale and I am inclined to say these are 20th Century having inspected them.
Lot 512
A LANTERN, A LIGHT SHADE AND A GLASS BOWL, comprising a metal framed lantern, height 60cm x width 36cm x depth 26cm, a glass hanging light shade, and a straight sided glass bowl with metal overlay, height 11cm x diameter 20cm (3 + loose piece of shade) (Condition Report: af, lantern has rust and paint loss/wear, shade has chips and a loose base section, bowl has fleabites and visible glue residue, otherwise appear ok)
Lot 193
A farmer holding a lantern checking on his crop. The piece is made of porcelain with a glossy finish. F. Warne And Company, Royal Doulton and Beswick backstamps. Artist: Shane RidgeIssued: 2000-2002Dimensions: 2.75"L x 3"W x 5"HManufacturer: Beswick And Royal DoultonCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.
Lot 81
Hand painted and hand made figural jug of English historical figure who is known for the involvement of the failed Gunpowder Plot of 1605. Lantern above a barrel of gunpowder handle. Royal Doulton backstamp. Artist: William K. HarperIssued: c. 1990-1996Dimensions: 7.25"L x 5.75"W x 7"HManufacturer: Royal DoultonCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.
Lot 288
Polar.- Norwegian Antarctic Expedition 1910-12.- The South Pole, 27 (of 57) direct positive glass lantern slides, illustrating Amundsen's successful expedition to the South Pole, printed imprint slip to mounts, numbered and titled in white to mounts, one or two slightly cracked, some with patches of mould at edges of image, slight rubbing to frames, approx. 80 x 80mm, United Newspapers, [1912]. *** The slides vividly capture the first ever expedition to reach the South Pole, led by Roald Amundsen. "Unlike some of his contemporaries - especially Scott - Amundsen never had a professional photographer on any of his expeditions. He and his companions took pictures themselves as they felt the need. In this alone they were amateurs, and their work was undoubtedly that of the snapshot. Whatever the drawbacks in presentation, this did at least register events as seen through their own eyes. The outcome is a poignant blend of immediacy, artlessness and authenticity" (R. Huntford, The Amundsen Photographs).
Lot 1355
A collection of early 20th century glass plate negatives and magic lantern slides. Including three of a Grahame-White biplane by Colin Noel Bennett of Penzance, three of submarines in Penzance harbour by Colin Noel Bennett, three possible portraits of H S Tuke by Osborne of Falmouth, a collection of glass plate negatives of motorcycle road racing circa 1920, two of Zeppelins amongst other various negatives and magic lantern slides,
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