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A rare William III tubular sealing wax case, with a screw cover and a seal terminal with a coat of arms intaglio* the cover inscribed "M. F given her by E.F 1761", maker's mark only, by David Tanquery, c. 1700, 3.75in (9.5cm) long, 2.25oz. Arms of Finch probably for Heneage Finch, 1st Earl of Aylesford (d. June 1719). He had several children - eldest son also Heneage (d. June 1757), eldest daughter Elizabeth. This Heneage had four children - eldest son also Heneage, eldest daughter Mary. With reference to the inscription on this sealing wax case, it seems entirely likely that Elizabeth gave it to her niece Mary.
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KNIGHT, M. Forster. UNCLE BLUNDER'S STUDIO. Country Life Ltd, London 1943. 8vo. Green cloth in dustwrapper. Charming original pen, ink and watercolour sketch of two mice and a butterfly entitled "Mr Tittlewit in His Garden" signed by M. Forster Knight and dated 1944. Colour frontispiece and numerous text illustrations. GRAHAME, Kenneth - SHEPARD, E.H. (ills.) THE WIND IN THE WILLOWS. Methuen & Co Ltd, London 1959. First edition illustrated in colour. 8vo. Turquoise cloth, gilt in price-clipped dustwrapper, tape repairs to verso. 8 colour plates and numerous line illustrations in text. SEWELL, Anna - ALDIN, Cecil (ills.) BLACK BEAUTY THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF A HORSE. Jarrolds, London n.d. 4to. Pictorial green cloth, gilt, spine dulled. 18 colour plates. Plus 9 others, children's illustrated. (12)
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A pair of Dresden ormolu-mounted vases and covers late 19th century each ribbed ovoid form moulded on both sides with a gilt wreath each painted with a rider and figures in arcadian landscapes flanked by large floral sprays and scattered sprigs above moulded acanthus leaf borders and gilt highlights, above a square canted foot, the pierced rim supporting a domed cover with eagle finial holding a wreath and firebrand pseudo sceptre mark in underglaze-blue and incised numerals 51cm., 20in. some typical rubbing to gilding (4) After the Berlin original of the late 1770s, for which see E. Kšllmann/M. Jarchow, Berliner Porzellan, Bildband, ill.534 for a garniture of three vases. Provenance with Jean Lupu, Paris
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Three jewelled gold boxes one circular pill box, engraved: Tiffany & Co. 14K, in neo-classical taste, the lid set with four gems encircling the engraved initial M, 4cm, 1 1/2 in; a rectangular box, engraved: Cartier 14K, numbered: 9339 the lid with a sunburst emerging from a jewelled plait, 7.5cm, 3in; and a lobed rectangular box, engraved: Tobias Beverly Hills, the lid applied with a jewelled lapis lazuli flower, 9cm, 3 1/2 in (3)
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Three items of Continental porcelain, comprising; a Sevres can (gobelet 'litron') painted with a yellow-ground square panel with initial M formed of blue flowers within a pink rose band border, reserved on a ground of scattered cornflowers, 7cm high, interlaced 'L's' mark and date letters 1782 (in half and glued); a Vienna Empire-style flared cup and saucer painted with flowers reserved on a black ground, within gilt band borders, blue shield marks and dates for 1835 (cup chipped, rubbing to gilding); and a later Empire-style cup painted with a tavern scene, mid 19th century (small chips to feet, rubbing to gilding)
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A set of three moulded and sprigged stoneware jugs, the bodies of ornate rococo shape moulded in light blue-grey stoneware, sprigged in white with various floral sprays and figures emblematic of the four seasons, and lightly glazed, heights 23.8, 21.1 and 17.8cm, sprigged scroll mark containing model 'No.47' with cursive initial A at the base, circa 1825-40. Note that the scroll mark on these jugs is very similar to a Minton mark except for the initial A instead of M; recent suggestions for the maker have centred on Samuel Alcock & Co.
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A pair of Minton 'Corinthian Opaque China' basket stands, of rounded ractangular shape with moulded handles and pierced borders, printed in light blue with the floral pattern and border groups, length 29cm, printed title mark with cursive initial M, circa 1825-40. See Priestman pages 202-205 for information on this design
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The major part of a Minton 'Dresden Flowers' pattern toy tea set, printed in blue with the floral pattern, comprising a teapot and cover, sucrier and cover, cream jug, four cups and five saucers, printed cartouche marks with title, 'OPAQUE CHINA' and cursive initial M, circa 1825-40 (minor faults) See Priestman, 'An Illustrated Guide to Minton Printed Pottery 1796-1836', page 200 for similar pieces and the mark
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A good German Third Reich naval officer's sword, pipe back blade 331/2", by Alcoso, Solingen; gilt brass hilt with 2 folding guards, the smaller guard stamped with eagle and swastika over "M", and "N 2693", wire bound white plastic covered grip, in its gilt brass mounted leather scabbard, the locket also numbered "N2693". Clean Condition (some wear to gilt on scabbard mounts) (Please see lot 124 for image)
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A rare .68" Paget rifled percussion carbine, of the Queen's Own (Staffordshire) Yeomanry Cavalry; 311/2" overall, barrel 153/4" with inspector's marks at breech and 2 folding leaf rear sights; flat stepped lock stamped with crowned "V-R"; walnut fullstock with stock maker's name "J Beavon", the butt with "Pimlico 1860" store keeper's mark; regulation brass mounts, the butt plate tang engraved "Q.O.Y.C/M/44"; saddle bar and ring on left side; swivel ramrod. Working Order and Good Condition (full cock position requires attention, light pitting to barrel, ramrod and saddle bar, dark patina to lock) (Please see lot 169 for image)
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Tim Goulding- "Mongonissi 1"; mixed media on paper, signed and dated '87 in pencil, 37.5x77cm., bears label for Hendriks Gallery Ltd., Dublin: Daphne Reynolds- "Ruins near Jus Dan"; watercolour, bears label for Park Square Gallery, Leeds: together with an abstract study in mixed media by M. J. Mott, (3)
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Hornby 0 gauge accessories: No 1 lattice girder bridge for use with detachable signals, example with red base and hand rail; ‘M’ series turntable; No 2 goods platform with crane; No 2 water tower; 2 level crossings, 1 electric version, boxed; 2 late platform extensions; 2 loading gauges; and 2 No 1 double arm signals. QGC - GC. Some age wear, repainting to parts
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Lyon Toys, a mixed group of Daf trucks to include advertising vehicles for Gerlach, Ipeck, twin container lorries for Boekestajn, Bavaria Bier, Van Maanen, TNT Ipeck, M Mooy, also Avis Car Rental, car transporter, petrol tankers, Dutch Commercials, four Reenen, Van Maanen, Newexko in factory boxes (13)
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MOORE,Thomas 'Life of Lord Byron' John Murray, 1833. 3rd.edn. 3 vols. Engrs. by Findens, from designs by Turner,Stanfield etc. Frontis port. 8vo. 1/2 leather scuffed. Tog.with 'Byron's Works' with 'The Life of Lord Byron by J.W.Lake' (including facsimile letter to the Editor of Galignani's Messenger, Paris, 1828). 1/2 leather scuffed. Plus MIDDLETON, Conyers, 'A Life of M. Tillius Cicero' London, 1824. Lge. 8vo. Full cf. glt. border & spines. A.e.g. 2 vols, plus other Poetry, Biography. 20
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