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Lot 243
A Victorian turquoise and split pearl ring, in gold, with pierced leaves shoulders and fluted hoop, a diamond crossover ring with old cut diamonds and another diamond ring, millegrain set, both in gold and a split pearl knot brooch in gold, 10g, ring size M, O (4) Pearl and turquoise ring – wear consistent with age and early discreet repair to lower side of hoop. Brooch lacking one of the split pearls. The two other rings in good condition but for light wear
Lot 385
A Victorian silver bachelor's tea service, with gadrooned rims, ivory button knop, teapot 12.5cm h, marks rubbed, teapot and sugar bowl by J, Richard Attenborough & Co, Chester 1899, cream jug by Minshull & Latimer, Birmingham 1898, 19ozs (3) Please note Mellors & Kirk have applied for an exemption licence for the ivory in this lot. Ref: Z7YQLU43 Minor dents and light wear
Lot 392
A German silver table service for six, early 20th c, including silver hafted table and cheese knives and fish eaters, c1900, by Lazarus Posen, Frankfurt, 48ozs 18dwts weighable (53) Complete but for the loss of one teaspoon engraved with a contemporary monogram, light wear, hafts mostly with gap between blade or fork
Lot 690
Studio pottery. Eric James Mellon (1925-2014) - Vase 1963, incised and glazed light coloured stoneware, 12.5cm h, signed and dated '63, Mermaid and Fox wood engraving, greetings cards signed by the artist - Potter and a catalogue and two books - The Ceramist as Artist Eric James Mellon, 2000, Decorating Stoneware Ash Glazes and the Art of the Brush (with Paul Foster), 2007 and Eric James Mellon 65 Years of Printmaking University of Chichester 2010 (5) Vase - chip on rim. Printmaking book - binding defective
![Automobilia. Windham (Lieut. W.G., RN), 300 Motor Wrinkles, London: Iliffe & Sons Limited, n.d. [1906], original pic](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/13e8b881-3b97-4762-8aea-b0690117e5ad/5c300075-cad5-4246-afbe-b069013e0f6c/468x382.jpg)
Lot 986
Automobilia. Windham (Lieut. W.G., RN), 300 Motor Wrinkles, London: Iliffe & Sons Limited, n.d. [1906], original pictorial wrappers, chipped, losses and creased, 8vo, Bottone (S.R.), Magnetos for Automobilists, fourth edition, London: Crosby, Lockwood and Son, 1917, original publisher's red cloth, 8vo, "Candidus", The Light Car Handbook, London: Iliffe & Sons Limited, n.d. [1918], folding frontispiece, in-text illustrations, original pictorial cloth, 8vo, The Dunlop Book, London: Published by Ed. J. Burrow & Co. Ltd., n.d. [c. 1925], original publisher's red cloth, rounded boards, 4to, Manual of Driving and Maintenance for Mechanical Vehicles (Wheeled), 1937, original boards, movement and wear, 8vo, The Morris Oxford & Cowley Car Manual, 1927, original wrappers, 8vo, idem., 1933 Operation Manual for the Morris Minor Car, other car company manuals and list of parts, including Lanchester, Wolseley, Rover, Triumph "Gloria" models, etc., (35)
![Eliot (George), i.e. [Evans (Mary Ann/Marian)], Silas Marner: The Weaver of Ravloe, first edition, Edinburgh and London:](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/13e8b881-3b97-4762-8aea-b0690117e5ad/fef9bc02-6ed0-4b8d-adae-b069013e13b1/468x382.jpg)
Lot 989
Eliot (George), i.e. [Evans (Mary Ann/Marian)], Silas Marner: The Weaver of Ravloe, first edition, Edinburgh and London: William Blackwood and Sons, 1861, half-title, 16pp of advertisements at end, lacking 4pp Blackwood catalogue preceding ffep, text block split with some light movement but holding, original publisher's brown blind-stamped cloth, uncut, ffep with contemporary bookseller's blind-stamp: Edwin Slater, Market St., Manchester, contemporary book label: Thos. S. Steel, 8vo, Morris (William), The Earthly Paradise: A Poem, three volumes, mixed editions and numbered as odd parts, but complete March to February with Epilogue & L'Envoi, [Part I] fourth edition, Parts III & IV first editions, London: F.S. Ellis, 1869, 1870 & 1870, first with half-title, others lacking, text split but holding, tight in binding, uniformly bound in contemporary green cloth, some splits and wear, but OK-good, scuffed calf labels, lettered in gilt and numbers Parts I-III, red-speckled edges, 8vo, Collingwood (W.G., editor), The Life and Work of John Ruskin, two-volume set, vol. I second edition, vol. II first edition, London: Methuen & Co., 1893, plates, some folding, original publisher's cloth, uncut, 8vo, etc., (7)
![[Homer], Sive feras telis, hostes seu sternere ferro, invictus pugnis pugnus Achillis erat/So wol behertzte Feind, als w](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/13e8b881-3b97-4762-8aea-b0690117e5ad/fa21b1f2-9930-4971-8dc1-b069013f3f1f/468x382.jpg)
Lot 991A
[Homer], Sive feras telis, hostes seu sternere ferro, invictus pugnis pugnus Achillis erat/So wol behertzte Feind, als wilde Thier zu fa?llen, du?rfft der Achilles sich stets unbesiegt darstellen, first edition, Aug[ustæ] Vind[elicorum] [i.e. Augsburg]: Ieremias Wolff excud., 1721, title-page and plates numbered 1-14 as called for, engraved by Johann Baltahasar Probst after Victor Honore? Janssens, the plates trimmed within the platemark, tipped-in, and on the title-page leaf titled and annotated in manuscript by an early 19th c owner: The Life of Achilles/These are exceedingly spirited compositions, & sketched in a neat free style. The breadths of light & shadow are preserved in a masterly manner., some browned stains and grime, the series of engravings displayed in an early 18th c sombre morocco bound prayer-book, chipped and with worn losses, the foliate-rolled blind-panelled enclosing English royal crowns, hand-printed Dutch Baroque gilt and green endpapers, 4to Provenance: James Ford, Vol: 13th, early 19th c ink MS ownership inscription on ffep, the annotations in his hand.
Lot 430
A pair of 19th century Chinese Canton famille rose baluster vases with everted foliate rims, applied with gilded guardian lions and chilong dragons, painted in the typical palette of polychrome enamels with figures and natural history designs against the green scroll work gilt ground, late Qing dynasty, 26 cm highOne vase with several small chips to underside or rim, both with wear to gilding and light wear to enamels, small firing splits to mouldings
Lot 431
A 19th/20th century Chinese blue and white double gourd vase painted with two sinuous dragons amongst trailing foliage, blossoming peony and chrysanthemum with diaper banding around the rim and prunus around the foot, all in rich tones of underglaze blue, the base with four character Kangxi mark but late Qing dynasty, 22 cm highGood condition, light surface wear only
Lot 433
A Chinese Junyao style meiping vase, the exterior covered in a thick striated opaque blue glaze with large irregular purple and earth toned splashes around the shoulder, unglazed foot and brown glazed base, 18 cm high c/w carved and reticulated hardwood standThe vase with firing crack in base and small rim chip otherwise light surface wear only, the stand with drilled holes and with losses/damaged
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