We found 484044 price guide item(s) matching your search
There are 484044 lots that match your search criteria. Subscribe now to get instant access to the full price guide service.
Click here to subscribe- List
- Grid
-
484044 item(s)/page
Lot 165
A pair of large Victorian carved wood and gilt gesso rectangular wall mirrors with bands of tied acanthus. 146 cm overall height x 63 cm overall width.Private estateGenerally good order. It looks like the original un-bevelled mercury glass plates.One plate has some subtle bloom to around 85% of the plate and both show some sparkle to the silvering. I have tried to show the bloom in images but it is probably too subtle to show up, that is not to say it is invisible as it is apparent but subtle.Both mirrors have some minor areas of beading and gesso missing mainly from the bottom edges, see the images for clarification.
Lot 211
A 19th/20th century probably German (4/4) violin bearing an apocryphal paper label for Iofredus (Giofreddo?) Cappa, with two-piece back and satinwood and ebonized purfling with ebony pegs and fingerboard together with a Bausch copy (stamped) bow with mother of pearl and nickel silver inlaid fittings and another bow. Together with a similar violin and bow with a two-piece back both with fitted hard cases. 59 cm overall length, 37 cm length of back, the primary item.Please Note.The ivory tip plates have been removed from these violin bows to comply with the law governing the sale of ivory and although it may be present in the images that accompany this lot it has in fact now been removed. Violin 1 (unlabelled) 445.6 gramsBow 1 (unstamped) 48.9Violin 2 (bearing label) 432.5 gramsBow 2 (stamped) 55.8 gramsBow 3 (with rosewood frog) 63.9 grams Private estateViolin one bears NO labelsThe instrument's body is bare of varnish and shows some signs of old repairs to the back joint and some repairs to the tail end of the violin near the end pin.Violin one is unstampedThe bow has the horsehair cut with just vestiges remaining at the ends.Violin two has NO bridge and is missing some stringsBow two and three have their horse hair and the pads are a little tatty and the fore end of one is missing some of its ivorine.For further images (56) please follow the link belowhttps://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1f2TCUaDBTkjMpJIaSa07lIsvLleSK-Wf?usp=sharing
Lot 218
A Royal Albert 'Old English Rose' teaset, comprising a large teapot, three-tier cake stand, a cake plate, four side plates, six sandwich plates, six cups and saucers and one additional single teacup.Five of six saucers are secondsFive of seven cups are secondsAll four saucers are seconds and one of them is cracked across the sole Six cake plates are secondsTeapot is a secondCake plate is a secondCake stand is secondOf the set one teacup and two saucers are first quality with intact marks.No damage, some minor surface rubbing and crazing visible. In need of a clean.
Lot 263
Limoges, France. Set of hand painted porcelain fish plates, including one serving dish with eight small round plates. All are decorated with scenes of swimming fish and white and pink flowers, with molded and gilt rims. The serving plate marked with the Limoges coiffe-mark 1891-1914 with LR & L decorators mark; all smaller plates marked with the coiffe-mark.Serving Dish; Height: 10 1/4 in x width: 24 in x depth: 2 in. Plates (each); Height: 1 in x diameter: 9 1/2 in.
Lot 271
Group of five French old Paris Sevres style porcelain objects including one urn, one cup, and three plates. The pair of plates are marked along the underside with a Grand Depot E. Bourgeouis stamp. All hand painted with figures or flowers and with gilt accents.Height ranges from 3/4 in to 9 1/2 in; diameter ranges from 4 1/4 in to 9 1/2 in.
Lot 302
Group of two French Sevres style old Paris porcelain plates. Each depicting a portrait surrounded by a ground of deep blue (beau bleu) with oval reserves surrounded by ornate gilded frames. The portraits depict Jeanne Antoinette Poisson, Madame de Pompadour (French, 1721-1764) and Louise Benedicte de Bourbon, Duchess du Maine (French, 1676-1753.) Each plate with a Sevres mark along the underside indicating a date of 1779. Each additionally inscribed along the underside with the name of the woman depicted.Each; height: 1 in x diameter: 9 3/4 in.
Lot 303
Group of seven French old Paris Sevres style porcelains including a pair of plates, a pair of Trembleuse lidded cups and saucers, and a framed wall plaque. Each feature painted figural scenes surrounded by gilt scrollwork frames against a turquoise blue (bleu celeste) ground. The plates with a Sevres mark along the underside indicating a date of 1872.Height ranges from 1 1/4 in to 5 1/4 in; width ranges from 3 1/2 in to 9 1/2 in; depth ranges from 3 1/2 in to 9 1/2 in.
Lot 318
Group of six Capodimonte Italian porcelain dishes and one tabletop mirror. Two plates with profile busts in low relief; three plates and one small saucer with figures in low relief along the rims; one floral-encrusted mirror with two applied putti. Each plate marked with a Capodimonte crowned N along the underside; the mirror marked along the top.Dishes; height ranges from 1 in to 1 1/4 in; diameter ranges from 4 3/4 in to 11 1/4 in. Mirror; height: 13 in x width: 8 1/2 in x depth: 3 1/2 in.
Lot 323
Royal Crown Derby, United Kingdom. Group of nine porcelain plates in various patterns including the imari "King" pattern. Profusely decorated with painted flowers and gilt accents against a deep cobalt blue ground. All marked along the underside.Height ranges from 1 in to 2 in; width ranges from 5 1/4 in to 11 1/4 in; depth ranges from 5 1/4 in to 10 1/4 in.
Lot 325
Sir James Duke & Nephews, England. Set of 16 hand painted porcelain plates featuring unique floral designs surrounded by a yellow border with a garland of leaves and flowers, circa 1860-1863, in a similar style to Flora Danica. Each inscribed along the underside. With a soft-sided carrying case.Each; height: 1 in x diameter: 9 in.
Lot 826
1840-1969 M or U collection in Collecta printed album, mixed condition, incl.1840 1d black, 1840 2d blue, 1d red plate numbers appear complete except 225, 1847 embossed set of 3 cut square, good surface printed incl. 1880 2/- brown, 1867 5/- plates 1 & 2, 1884 £1 brown-lilac, 1883-4 2/6d-10/-, lilac & green set, 1891 £1 green, Ed VII to 10/- & £1, GV to 10/- (2), GVI & QEII appears complete incl. phosphor sets (wmk vars not included).
Lot 101
VICTORIAN NATURAL HISTORY: TATE (Ralph): 'A Plain and Easy Account of the Land and Fresh-water Mollusks of Great Britain..', London, Robert Hardwicke, 1866: 11 plates colour tinted, publishers green cloth gilt lettered, 12mo: TAYLOR (J E) 'Nature's Bypaths..', London, David Bogue, 1880: 8vo, publishers ornate blue cloth gilt, a little rubbed: together with 20 other vols, largely Victorian popular natural history and related, most in publishers bindings, various sizes and condition, plus some part issues of Lloyds Natural History and Familiar Wild Flowers. (One shelf)
Lot 119
VANCOUVER (Charles): 'General View of the Agriculture of the County of Devon; with observations on the means of its improvement..', London, Richard Phillips, 1808: with hand coloured folding engraved map as frontispiece, 28 engraved plates (several folding), period tree calf, spine gilt ruled with black morocco label, a little rubbed scuffed else a good copy. (1)
Lot 139
COUCH (Jonathan): 'A History of the Fishes of the British Islands..', London, George Bell & Sons, 1877: 4 vols, publishers blind stamped blue cloth gilt (final volume with crude tape repair to spine), coloured plates (tissue guarded), 4to: together with a quantity of other general natural history books over 3 shelves, from the estate of the Williamson family. (3 shelves)
Lot 255
TYAS (Robert): 'Favourite Field Flowers..': Second Series, London, Houlston & Stoneman, 1850: 12mo, publishers morocco gilt, split from block at upper joint, rubbed with tear at head of spine, hand coloured plates, 12mo: ROBINSON (Charles, illustrator) 'The Big Book of Fables': London, Blackie, n.d: 4to, publishers red cloth gilt, rubbed to extrems: with a large carton of misc other books to include children's literature, Australian and other travel, various sizes, generally in good condition. (Box)
Lot 272
NATURAL HISTORY: a collection of plates from various 19thc publications including Wright's Book of Poultry, Royal Natural History, and others, hand coloured plates and chromolithographs, various sizes: together with a box of disbound Louis Wain annuals, for sale as a collection of plates and not subject to return. (2 boxes)
Lot 52
MUDIE (Robert): 'Hampshire: its past and present condition, and future prospects...', Winchester, James Robbins, n.d (1838): 3 vols, large 8vo, contemporary green half calf gilt with marbled sides: numerous steel engraved plates, hand coloured folding maps, light toning and scattered foxing but a smart set. (3)
Lot 53
PRESTON (John): 'The Picture of Yarmouth: being a compendious history and description of all the public establishments within that borough...', printed by C Sloman, 1819: folded plan frontispiece, 19 full page engraved plates, most tissue guarded, contemporary brown russia gilt, recased preserving backstrip, rubbed, 8vo: together with a volume of 'Jones' Views of the Seats, Mansions, Castles, etc', 1829, numerous steel engraved plates, half calf, worn, 4to. (2)
Lot 54
LONDON: 'London Interiors: a Grand National Exhibition..', London, Joseph Mead, n.d (1841): engraved title and numerous steel engraved plates, 2 vols in 1, publishers blind stamped red cloth boards recently rebacked, intermittent waterstains to fore edge, 4to: together with 5 other vols, 19th century books on London including a copy of Knight's London, 6 vols bound in 3. (6)
Lot 55
FENIANS: '60th C.R.V: Ensign Smith, his affair at Chester with the Fenians...an historical romance of the 19th century': engraved title and 14 plates, printed upper wrapper bound in, the latter inscribed at head 'published by the quartermaster of the 2nd batt. CRV in aid of the fund for the volunteer hall church, 1869': contemporary limp black morocco gilt ruled and lettered, oblong 4to, waterstain round lower edges and several closed edge tears: rare. (1)
Lot 60
HOLMAN (James): 'Travels through Russia, Siberia, Poland, Austria, Saxony, Prussia, Hanover &c...while suffering from total blindness', London, printed for Geo. Whittaker, 1825: with 2 frontispieces and 8 plates: 2 vols, 8vo, contemporary morocco boards recently rebacked to match, title leaves with 19thc institutional stamp and offsetting from frontispieces, else a good clean copy. (2)
Lot 62
BAKER (Sir Samuel): 'Exploration of the Nile Tributaries of Abyssinia..', Hartford, O D Case & Co, 1868: publishers red cloth gilt lettered, neatly recased, aeg, 8vo: HUTTON (William) 'Nouveau Voyage dans L'interieur de L'afrique..', Paris, Chez Persan, 1823: with 2 folding maps and 4 hand coloured plates: period continental quarter calf, 8vo, rubbed: with one other, 19th century African travel. (3)
Lot 68
EXTRA ILLUSTRATED: LYSONS (Daniel): 'Magna Britannia...Vol.1-Part 3 containing Buckinghamshire': extensively extra illustrated with numerous plates and maps relating to the county including an uncoloured map by John Speed (folded), several double-page lithographic views of Eton College by Hullmandel: early 19thc watercolour of Eton from Windsor Park: double-page aquatint views by Stadler, etc: 19th century plum half morocco gilt, teg, rubbed and with a few paint marks to spine, scattered browning and foxing mainly to text leaves. (1)
Lot 71
FORTIFICATION: 'Treatises on Mechanical Drawings: on the arms in use: on permanent fortification: the attack and defence of fortresses: and on military mines..', Woolwich, printed by E Jones, January 1847: 144pp text, folding plates at rear with partial colouring, bound after 46pp manuscript on field profiles in a contemporary hand: ex-Croydon Public Libraries with associated marks and stamps, contemporary plum half morocco gilt, rubbed and worn. (1)
Lot 87
WALTON (Izaak): 'The Compleat Angler; or, contemplative man's recreation..', London, F & C Rivington, 1797: edited by Sir John Hawkins: 6th edition stated: with 3 plates of fishing tackle, 2 plates of music and several woodcuts in text: later sheep, spine gilt ruled with red morocco label, a little rubbed, a few waterstains and minor marks, 12mo. (1)
Lot 89
PRATT (Anne): 'The Flowering Plants Grasses, Sedges & Ferns of Great Britain...', London, Frederick Warne, 1899: Vols 1-4: numerous colour plates, period green half morocco gilt, spines sunned and rubbed, 8vo: SOWERBY (John): 'British Wild Flowers..', London, John Van Voorst, 1876: hand-coloured plates, contemporary half calf, large 8vo, rubbed, inscribed to front FE 'given to Henry Williamson by his father in law CRC Hibbert July 1925', with Williamson's owl monogram; with 11 others, 19th century natural history, from the estate of the Williamson family. (16)
Lot 49
An early 20th century Coalport coffee and part dinner service the yellow ground with richly tooled gilding encompassing panels of painted flowers and the coffee cups with interlaced handles and matching decoration the set comprising; 4 serving dishes, 12 plates, 2 serving plates, 6cups and saucers blue factory mark to base (30)dishes 26cm diameter cups 5cm highsome typical crazing and damge to plates
Loading...-
484044 item(s)/page