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Click here to subscribeCLARENDON (Edward Earl of) The History of the Rebellion and Civil Wars in England, 3 volumes, Oxford 1702-07 (vol 1 1702, vol 2 1707, vol 3 1704), folio, half titles, engraved portrait frontispieces, vignette title pages, volume 1 with damp stain affecting latter half, panel calf (vol 1 with cracked hinges, vol 3 partially lacking label, rubbed with calf damaged in places)
A 9ct gold fancy link bracelet, with padlock clasp; a 9ct gold brooch mounted sovereign dated 1917; a seed pearl and ruby set shaped circular brooch, with glazed circular panel to reverse; also an Edwardian 9ct gold scroll form pendant, set with garnets and seed pearls, suspended from a trace link chain -4
A late Victorian gold mounted fob, composed of a rectangular panel surmounting a hinged oval clasp, suspending a large oval drop, claw set with an oval cut coral cabochon, decorated throughout with applied bead and ropetwisted borders, with glazed oval panel to reverse, contained in a fitted case stamped SPINK & SON, LONDON... Length 7cm
A shagreen and silver table cigarette box London 1906, of plain rectangular form with shagreen panel to the lid; a curved rectangular vesta case with hinged cover, Birmingham 1919; a Continental compact, circular with vibrant blue enamel lid and sides, with gilt interior; two cigarette cases, one with rose gold detail, the other with all over engraved floral design -5 shagreen box 14cm x 9cm x 5cm
A Victorian hand-painted oval portrait miniature brooch/pendant, depicting a female portrait, with engine turned and foliate decorated borders and suspension hoop, the glazed panel to reverse containing woven hair; another two oval portrait miniatures; also a scroll design bar brooch -4 Lengths: 6.5cm; 6cm; 5cm and 4cm
A Victorian oak, pollard oak banded and marquetry library open bookcase, in the manner of Gillow, late 19th century, the upper section and projecting base section each with three pairs of vertical files separated by recessed panel pilasters, 240cm high, 437cm wide, (the ends reduced) This lot is of the same design and is en suite with lot 390
JOSEPH STANNARD (1797-1830) A FISHING BOAT LAYING NETS OFF THE HARBOUR MOUTH Signed with initials and dated 1830 on a buoy, oil on panel 18cm x 30.5cm (7in x 12in) Provenance: at one time with W. Agnew & Sons. Col. I.B.H. Benn Exhibited: W. Boswell & Son, Norwich, July 1949, no.12 Literature: Harold A.E.Day, 'The Life and Work of Joseph Stannard', 1965, no.40 entitled "Rough seapiece" and described as "A most spirited picture painted in beautiful silvery tones. The brown sail towards the centre of the picture proves to be a splendid focal point, whilst the silvery grey sky and denote much movement. A fine work"
JOHN BERNEY LADBROOKE (1803-1879) A FIGURE AND DOG ON A TRACK BY AN OLD OAK Oil on panel 15cm x 21cm (6in x 8.25in) and a companion, a pair 'The Gateway' (2) See Dr. Peter Kennedy-Scott, A Romantic Look at Norwich School Landscapes p.110 for a similar gateway, and 'A country lane' p.29 for the companion.
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