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Click here to subscribeSix boxed 3 ¼” square positive lantern plates of "Ships at the Naval Review", probably Spithead 1909 - Issued by the Paget Prize Plate Co. Ltd., Watford - The vessels include HMS Illustrious, Dreadnought, Superb, Garry-torpedo destroyer and the SNAE vessel Scotia Condition Report: Very Good, clear images
Magic lantern slides - Two mahogany framed coloured single slides - Victoria Square, Clifton and Arno's Vale Cemetery Bristol, two others by Carpenter & Westley - Queen Victoria and Brig (sic) At The Foot Of The Simplon and five glass single slipper slides - Riddles Condition: 'What is that which is lengthened' slide has a break through the non writing part, all others in good order - **General condition consistent with age
An early 20th century Chinese hexagonal carved hardwood lantern with open fret cresting, reverse painted glass panels and ornamented with dragon mask and ruyi branch terminals, 60cm. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Complete. Glass panels all intact. Some pins missing causing some panels to be loose but hold together well when all are in. One dragon head detached, all other finals and fret items in good order.
Lantern by Lord of Birmingham (possibly for Military use) with its original tin case containing fuel tank and spare wick, also a L.N.E.R sign reading 'Any person who omits to shut and fasten this gate is liable to a penalty not exceeding forty shillings'. Condition report: see terms and conditions
A FINE QUALITY CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE PORCELAIN SAUCER DISH, the interior centre well painted with a scene of two ladies resting on a rug beside a hanging lantern, the interior rim with floral vignettes reserved on a trellis ground, the base with a four-character Yongzheng mark in blue enamel, 6in diameter.
Good English brass original verge hook and spike lantern clock, the 6.75" brass dial signed E. Webb, Bourton enclosing a foliate engraved centre, surmounted by a pierced lion and unicorn front fret engraved with the initials G.I.A. on a central shield, with pierced side foliate frets, five turned finials, strapwork, bell and finial, 15.75" high (lead weight and pendulum) *This lantern clock is illustrated in Time & Place, English Country Clocks 1600-1840, an exhibition by The Antiquarian Horological Society at the Museum of the History of Science, University of Oxford, 25th November 2006-15th April 2007, published by The Antiquarian Horological Society (see pages 96-99). A copy of this book is also included in the lot, complete with the official token of thanks for loaning the clock to the exhibition. This maker is also mentioned in A.J. Moore - The Clockmakers of Somerset, 1650-1900 (see page 284)
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