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Mahogany and satinwood banded eight day longcase clock, early 19th Century, swan neck pediment over brass capped corinthian columns flanking an arched 13ins painted dial, with defunct rolling moon and decorated with four seasons personified to the spandrels, Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds and date aperture, the movement striking on a gong, named on the back plate Hipky & Harrold, trunk with flame mahogany door within canted corners, crossbanded with boxwood stringing over a base with an inlaid circular panel raised on bracket feet, height 88.5ins.
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Edwardian mahogany demi lune side cabinet, probably Maple & Co, circa 1905-1910, carved in the Adam style, the frieze with fine foliate scrolls over a central moulded panel door centred with a flaming urn within bell flower garlands and flanked on either side with similar panels, all raised on acanthus carved square section legs with spade toes, width 48ins, depth 23.5ins.
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Late Victorian mahogany secretaire bookcase, circa 1870-1885, moulded pediment over two plain panelled glass doors opening to three adjustable shelves, the base with pull-down carved fronted top drawer with fitted interior with drawers and pigeon holes faced with maple, over two carved foliate panel cupboard doors beneath opening to a single shelf, raised on plinth base, width 48ins, height 91ins.
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Gillow's mahogany and camphor wood gamekeeper's cabinet, circa 1870-1880, having two glazed vertical gun cabinets, each with a facility for nine guns and with a drawer over with turned wooden knobs and carved bell flower and channelled detail, centred with three glazed panel horizontal doors opening to compartments for fly rods over three glazed panel doors opening to cartridge depot and two adjustable shelves, all raised on a moulded plinth base, stamped Gillow & Co., numbered 7181, width 136ins, height 63.5ins maximum, depth 21.5ins.
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Chinese hardwood centre table, the top inset with a rectangular veined grey marble panel and with a beaded rim, the frieze richly carved with flowerheads and branchwork, the four square section legs carved in relief with flowerheads and c-scrolls and ending in claw and ball feet, 48in x 27in (122cm x 68.5cm)
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Oak hall or library armchair, early 20th century, the curved top rail with leaf pediment over a panel carved in relief with a tied ribbon festoon, over a padded back section flanked with carved husk designs, the sloped arms with scroll terminals, the seat padded and on turned tapered column legs joined with stretchers, with a presentation brass plaque inscribed "Presented by George Murray, Chairman 1920-1921"
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Mahogany wall mounting snooker scoreboard, the stepped pediment over Burroughes & Watts, London in gilt on black over a revolving numbered black and sliding marker, above a chalkboard panel flanked with sliding sections inscribed White, red, yellow etc., in gilt on black, over a further revolving numbered black and sliding marker, late 19th century, 25in x 44 1/2in (63.5cm x 113cm)
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Mahogany wall mounting snooker scoreboard, the stepped pediment over Burroughes & Watts, 19 Soho Square, London, above a revolving numbered block, and sliding marker, over a chalk board panel flanked with sliding sections inscribed White, Red, yellow etc in gilt on black, over a further revolving numbered block and sliding marker, 20in x 34 1/4in (50.8cm x 87cm)
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Mahogany wall mounting snooker scoreboard, the pediment inset with a cartouche inscribed Morrison & & Co, Makers, 78 George Street, Edinburgh, over a revolving block and sliding marker, above a chalkboard panel flanked with sliding sections inscribed White, Red, Yellow etc in gilt on black, over a further revolving numbered block and sliding marker, late 19th century, 27 3/4in x 44in (70.5cm x 111.7cm)
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Psalter [Slavonic]. Use of the Greek or Russian Church, ?mid-7th Century,. 330 leaves, handsomely printed in red and black in Slavonic script, 15 well?spaced lines of text per page, with large ornate initials, usually in red, and decorative head?pieces, full?page woodcut of a saint writing at a desk on the verso of the fourth leaf (recto blank), with an integral blank leaf about halfway through the volume, some slight soiling, generally in good, crisp condition, bound in contemp. blindstamped calf over wooden boards, central panel of the upper cover with a blindstamped design of King David playing the harp, with Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden on the lower cover, 4 heart?shaped brass bosses at the corners, with a central leaf?shaped brass boss, rebacked c. 1770 in English red morocco, gilt, lettered on 2 black leather labels, and with Mus. Bapt/Bristol/Gifford in gilt on the bottom compartment, spine now rubbed, and chipped at the head, sm. 4to. Bookplate of A. Gifford on the front pastedown, over which the Bristol Baptist College bookplate has been pasted. Earlier ornate signature of Thomas Martin. Gifford himself has supplied an initialled inscription, identifying the item as a "Psalterum Sclavonicu[m]", on a free endpaper. The register appears to be in 8's, although the first gathering comprises only 6 leaves, indicating that 2 leaves, one being the title?page, is missing. (1)
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Allingham (Helen & Huish, Marcus B.). Happy England, pub. A. & C. Black, re?issued, 1909, eighty?one col. plts. (complete), some minor scattered spotting, previous owners initials in biro to upper corner of title, t.e.g., orig. dec. cloth, rubbed on spine and some minor wear, together with Wyllie (M.L. & M.A.), London to the Nore, 1st ed., A. & C. Black, 1905, sixty col. illusts. (complete), some minor scattered spotting, t.e.g., contemp. green half morocco gilt, with inlaid pict. panel of a sailing ship to spine, plus Wimbush (Henry B. and Carey, Edith F.), The Channel Islands, 1st ed., A. & C. Black, 1909, seventy?six col. illusts. (complete), folding map at rear, some minor fore?edge spotting, t.e.g., orig. dec. cloth in bright condition, and De Haenen (F. and Dobson, G. et al), Russia, 1st ed., pub. A. & C. Black, 1913, forty?eight col. illusts. (complete), orig. dec. cloth, a little rubbed, all 4to (4)
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Britton (John & Brayley, Edward Wedlake). Devonshire & Cornwall Illustrated, from Original Drawings by Thomas Allom, W.H. Bartlett, &c. with Historical and Topographical Descriptions, 2 vols. in 1, 1832, eng. title to each (dated 1829 & 1831 respectively), two eng. county maps and 138 eng. views on 69 plts., slight yellowing to few pages and occ. spotting, contemp. half calf, gilt dec. spine, worn to lower panel and rubbed to extrems., 4to (1)
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Tunnicliff (William, land?surveyor). A Topographical Survey of the Counties of Stafford, Chester and Lancaster.., pub. Nantwich, 1787, three folding maps, thirty?two armorial plts. (printed back to back), library ink stamps to lower margin of tile page and few other pages, library stamps to title verso and library bookplate to upper paste?down, late 19th c. calf, slightly rubbed to extrems. with library classification number to lower panel of spine, 8vo, together with Martin (Benjamin), The Natural History of England; or, A Description of each County, in Regard to the Curious Productions of Nature and Art.., printed and sold by W. Owen, 1759-63, (part for Staffordshire only), folding eng. map of Staffordshire by Emanuel Bowen, text covers pp.179-96 only, modern half morocco, slim 8vo (2)
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Payne (Charles Johnson, "Snaffles"). My Sketchbook in the Shiny, 2nd ed., n.d., c. 1930s, num. tinted and b & w illusts., orig. cloth with pict. panel to upper cover, a little rubbed and soiled, together with More Bandobast, 1st ed., 1936, twelve tipped?in col. plts., num. b & w illusts. from pencil sketches, some minor scattered spotting, orig. cloth in d.j. (d.j. rubbed on spine), both 4to (2)
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Pitt (William, 1759-806). A Financial Document Relating to Miss Aynscombes and George Medley, 1800, one and half pages of accounts followed by four written notes, three signed and one initialled by William Pitt, one small marginal tear, 3pp., address panel franked 29 August, 1800, folio, together with a letter to the Dean, initialled G.L. [? Rev. George Pretyman, Bishop of Lincoln], concerning university subscriptions, 1.5pp., 4to, with a note at foot of blank panel saying 'B.P. of Lincoln, Jan. 1798, Mr Pitts wishes for subscriptions to government' (2)
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Wellington (Arthur Wellesley, First Duke of). Autograph letter signed, 6th July 1836,. to Rev. [? Wyndham] Knatchbull of Ashford, presenting his compliments and saying that he has already communicated with the Archbishop of Canterbury on the bill and made him aware of Knatchbull's objections, and concluding that there is now a bill in progress through Parliament 'which requires that a new valuation should be made of all saleable property' and that if this bill should become the Law then Knatchbull's objection will be removed, one page with integral address panel, initialled by Wellington, postmark and seal, 4to (1)
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A George III Mahogany Linen Press. The upper section having a dentil moulded cornice above two flame figured edge-moulded panel doors; The concaved corners inlaid with paterae enriched with penwork. The sides swept forward with protuberant canted corners inlaid with pendant garlands of penworked bellflowers and cross-banded. The four linen slides within slotting into side grooves. The chest base having a well-shaped serpentine front with canted corners ornamented with bellflower inlay reflecting the top. The four long graduated drawers edged in ebony cock-beading and standing on a moulded base with bracket feet, 52 ins (132 cms) wide, 81 ins (206 cms) tall.
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A Fine 18th Ce ntury Flame Figured Mahogany Eight Day Longcase Clock. The 11 3/4 (30 cm) brass dial having a silvered chapter ring encircling a matted centre with subsidiary seconds ring and silvered name plaque engraved Daniel Stephens London. The corners ornamented with ornately scrolling spandrels incorporating face masks, the arch with scrolling dolphin mounts flanking a silvered calendar ring. The hood surmounted by three spire-globe finials with fluted columns flanking the dial. The case with a dome-topped lip-moulded door and a cruciform panel to the moulded base outlined in astrigal beading and raised on bracket feet 92 ins (234 cms) in height.
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A Victorian burr oak fitted tantalus of rectangular form, having a rising lid with fielded oval panel above twin opening doors again with fielded oval panels opening to reveal three square cut decanters and stoppers within a plush blue velvet lined interior, width 35cm (please see lot 318 for image)
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