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![[Robert] Tangate, London, a late 18th century mahogany stick barometer, the broken pediment above silvered scale engraved 'T](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/10091/2703299/651-41-10091_468x382.jpg)
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[Robert] Tangate, London, a late 18th century mahogany stick barometer, the broken pediment above silvered scale engraved 'Tangate London', above visible tube and turned cistern cover with adjuster below, 98cm. Robert Tangate worked in the Fleet Street area from 1766 until his death in 1808. He was first apprenticed to John Morgan from 1752, then George Adams who was instrument maker to the King
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*Petrie (William Matthew Flinders Petrie, 1853-1942). Brief autograph note signed ‘W M F Petrie', n.d., to Miss Paterson, 9 x 11 cm, together with other misc. letters, a few concerning subscriptions to the Egypt Exploration Fund, autographs include Bishop of Hereford, C. Maunde Thompson, W. F. Denning, Lord Roberts, F. M. (cut signature dated 6th January 1901), Frances Power Cobbe (four-page ALS), Richard Garnett, Frederick Villiers, Duke of Beaufort (1892), Charles Lloyd Morgan (Autograph letter signed concerning the psychology of music and Wagner), Robert Ball, Amelia B. Edwards, Charles Voysey, F. Max Muller and John Lubbock (approx. 25)
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*Burghley (William Cecil, First Baron, 1520-98). Letter signed, ‘W. Burghley', Court, 3rd October 1585, to Mr Peter, eight lines with damage to right margin affecting text as noted, ‘I send you herenclosed a ... Morgan containing the some of 4-10s. stirling, ... Over hath been at over and above the 1000 ?gilders ... been payd in corrant monie here for which I praie ... order by vertue of the same warrant upon which the ... ?wae payd and to send the some to me to be signed ... maie have paiment thereof. Soe fare you well', some spotting and soiling, damage with loss to right margin not affecting signature, one page, folio (1)
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* Misc. ephemera, 19th & 20th-century, a group of twelve orig. watercolours and drawings,. one watercolour titled 'A Wanderer' by W.J. Morgan, one pen-and-ink sketch of a rustic dwelling by Leonard Patten, a pencil drawing after Delacroix, a pen-and-ink drawing by E.F. Cox on card, plus a small group of assorted prints and photos, postcards, b & w photo postcards of actors (mostly with facsimile signatures), a set of forty-eight b & w photo cigarette cards of dogs by Senior Service, a 1936 Austin car brochure and a Pike Brothers trade catalogue of Italian Pyrograph work (a folder)
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Scolar Press. Sir Thomas Malory, Le Morte D'Arthur, printed by William Caxton, 1485, reproduced in facsimile from the copy in the Pierpont Morgan Library, New York, with an introduction by Paul Needham, 1976, b & w illusts., untrimmed, orig. full morocco, tooled in black, by The Eddington Bindery, contained in orig. cloth slipcase, thick folio Limited edition, 43/50 copies, printed on hand-made paper and specially bound (of a total edition of 500 copies). (1)
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ROGER DUMBRELL: "Understanding Antique Wine Bottles", Suffolk 1983, together with "Collecting Decanters" by J Hollingworth, "The Book of Wine Antiques" by R Butler & G Walkling, "Decanters and Glasses" by T Hughes, "Antique Bottles" by E Fletcher, "Sealed Bottles" by S Brise, "English Bottles and Decanters 1650-1900" by D Davis, "Sealed Bottles" by R Morgan, "Continental Glass" by F Davis and "The Romance of Glassmaking" by W Gandhi (10)
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"WILLIAM AND MARY AND THEIR HOUSE", The Pierpoint Morgan Library, New York 1979, together with "Elizabethan England" by A Plowden, "Marie Antoinette" by M Jallut, "An Illustrated History of Interior Decoration" by M Praz, "Famous Ladies of the English Court", "Henry VIII", "A European Court in England" by D Starkey and "Medieval English Industries" by Salzmann (7)
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* Taylor (Robert). Crewing up/Climbing Out, pub. Quorn Fine Art, 1980, together two col. prints after the originals by the artist, both signed in pencil by the artist and Air Marshall Sir Arthur T. Harris, image size approx. 40 x 60 cm, Hogarth-style frames, glazed, (both issued in a limited edition of 850), together with four WWII-related books and a pair of coloured prints by M.D. Steele-Morgan showing two pilots and a navigator inside a WWII bomber, both signed on the mount in pencil by the artist and dated 1993, framed and glazed -8
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Glover (Richard). London: Or, The Progress of Commerce, A Poem, 1st ed., printed for T. Cooper, 1739, 30 pp., some soiling to title, disbound without covers, slim 4to, together with Medea. A Tragedy, 1st ed., printed by H. Woodfall: and sold by J. Morgan, 1761, [vi] + 98 pp., disbound without covers, 4to, plus Admiral Hosier's Ghost. To the Tune of, Come and Listen to my Ditty, 1st ed., printed for Mr. Webb, 1740, 7 pp., modern plain wrappers, slim folio (3)
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vON LIEBIG, Justus. Principles of Agricultural Chemistry, London 1855, 8vo, 20pp adverts at end, cloth; MAVOR, William. Five Hundred Points of Good Husbandry, new edition, 1812, 8vo, half worn calf; The Book of English Trades and Library of the Useful Arts, 1821, 12mo, illustrated, frontispiece resewn upside down, binding damaged; DE MORGAN, Augustus. A Budget of Paradoxes, in 2 volumes 1915, some damp-staining, cloth; another (6)
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USA, Morgan dollars, 1883 O, extremely fine, 1885, 1889 O, 1891 and 1900, Peace dollars, 1922 (2) and various dates, silver 50c, inc. one 1893 Columbia Expo. (9), silver quarters, inc. one 1873, arrows at date (11), silver dimes (8) and base coinage, various (146), inc. five Indian head cents, mainly fine and better, unless stated (181)
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A Martin Brothers stoneware vase by Walter & Edwin Martin, gourd form with pushed out opium poppy seedheads in shades of white and brown on a buff ground incised 2-1907 Martin Bros, London & Southall, collectors paper labels 25cm. high. Provenance: purchased from the Rhys Morgan collection. Exhibited : Worthing Museum and Art Gallery 8th February-5th April 2003
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* Australian Convict System. [Thrilling Incidents of the Convict System in Australasia: How it Grew and was Nourished and how it Declined, and what Evils and what Good have Arisen from it, by Eric Gibb, compiled from Authentic Sources, from Information contained in Official Documents and other Records], author's orig. manuscript, c. 1895,. comprising separately numbered sections, Preface, The Hulks, Norfolk Island, New South Wales, Tasmania, and Some Concluding Remarks (7, 163, 111, 89, 171 & 26 pp. respec.), all text written to rectos only, some publishers pencil marks and comments, a little soiling and creasing and occasional marginal chipping, 8vo, together with a sixteen verse manuscript poem entitled 'The Death of the Bushranger [Dan] Morgan, Composed by the Rev. John Graham, copies by the Rev. William Bradley [this last line crossed out], Sydney, 18th April 1865, six page manuscript in a fair hand, written to rectos only, 8vo Eric Gibb's book was published by Hammond & Green, London, in 1895. The published books is 155 pp. and includes nine leaves of plates. Four copies have been traced in Australian libraries. This lot and the following lot have come from the descendents of Francis George Coles, who raised the prison hulk HMS Success from the bed of Sydney Harbour in 1891 and put it on display. He also commissioned Eric Gibb's work, one of the earliest works on the subject. (2)
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