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Lot 447
Four Minton cabinet plates: A blue and gilt plate painted to the centre with a ptarmigan in a snowy landscape by T. E. Dean, 23.3 cm diam.; A green and gilt plate painted to the centre with a river fish by A.H.W., 22 cm diam.; A plate painted to the centre with a lady fishing on a riverbank by J. Currie within a key cut reticulated border 23.7 cm diam. and a gilt, turquoise and floral decorated plate with a reticulated rim, 24.5 cm diam (4)Snowy landscape - Hairline crack in borderLady fishing - Crazed, hairline and chip to base rimFloral plate - small hairlineFish plate - good condition
Lot 453
A pair of German porcelain figures depicting a young man opening a wine bottle and a young lady drinking tea, bears underglaze blue mark to base, 19.5 cm high to/w a Victorian Ridgway twin handle dish and two plates, painted to the centre with floral sprays, pattern 2/601 and a Victorian Ridgway circular bowl, pattern 2/173 (6)Man - Chips to jacket cuff. Gilding rubbedLady - arms restored, gilding rubbedRidgway - General wear, one plate stapled
Lot 362
Six Chinese blue and white porcelain Nanking Cargo soup plates decorated with a willow tree, rockwork, fence and peony, three bearing Christie's paper label lot 4189 and three lot 4206, circa 1750, 23 cm diam to/w Christie's Amsterdam The Nanking Cargo catalogue and price list (7)No chips or cracks
Lot 564
Extensive Wedgwood Florentine pattern dinner service comprising: dinner plates, side plates, soup bowls, cups and saucers, tureens and covers etcOverall in good condition and set consisting of:7 Dinner plates - 10.75ins dia8 Side plates - 7ins dia7 Plate - 9ins dia8 Soup bowls8 Small bowls - 5ins dia8 Bowls - 8ins dia20 Oval meat plates6 Tea cups8 Coffee cups7 Large coffee cups and saucersLarge fruit bowlTea pot, sugar bowl and milk jugGravy boat and plateOnne large tureen and one small tureen
Lot 257
SCRAP ALBUM, containing mainly colour and black and white engraved prints 1786-1830s. Including the following full page colour prints: Grant, C J: 'A pleasant ride in Ireland', 1835; Lacroix: 'Le six Indiens O’sages'; Langlumé: 'Omnibus Royal de Pays Bas' & 'La Baleine d’Ostende'; Baldrey, Cambridge: 2 prints; 13 fashion plates; Etc. Plus 8 by George Cruikshank, 1835-36; c.50 pages of smaller engravings; etc.
Lot 291
Rackham, Arthur(ill): The Fairy Tales of the Brothers Grimm. Constable, 1909, first edition thus, with 40 tipped-in colour plates Plus numerous black and white illustrations. PP:xv, 325. Cont. half leather with gilt lettering to spine and top edges gilt. Covers rubbed; inscription to front blank endpaper; the odd small stain. G+
Lot 58
1- Jones' Views of the Seats Mansions Castles in England Illustrated. Two series/volumes bound in four. Jones & Co. 1829. With 2 Engraved title pages with a view to each Plus 194 Plates, each plate with two views. Half leather, rebacked with new spines and endpapers. Occasional foxing ; 2- Blellington, Countess; Bayly, Thomas Haynes: Gems of beauty displayed in a series of 12 highly finished engravings. Longman, 1840; Bound With : Flowers of Loveliness; Twelve Groups of Female Figures. Ackermann, 1837. With 12 engraved plates Plus engraved title. Folio, Original full leather with blind and gilt decoration and aeg; 3- scrap album with 61 Engraved plates of British Coastal Scenes, mostly dated 1841 ; 4- Carne, J: Syria, The Holy Land & Asia Minor Illustrated. Vol. 3 only. Fisher, (1838). With vignette title, Map plus 45 engraved plates. 4to. Damp stain to last plate (7)
Lot 133
1- Evans, T: Old Ballads, Historical and Narrative; in 4 vols. 1784. Full polished calf; rubbed V. 4 lacking spine ; 2- Cotton, Charles: Genuine Poetical Works . Rivington, 1771; with 9 plates (2 folding). Cont. full calf & later spine ; 3- Du Bois, E: The Wreath. Bensley for White.. 1799, 1st edn. with frontis. Cont. full leather; rubbed; 4- Nonesuch Press: Herbert, G: The Temple . 1927, Numbered Limited edn. 5- Percy’s Reliques of Ancient English Poetry, 4 vols. 1824. Cont. full calf; 6- Dryden: Satires.. Tonson, 1711, with frontis, a portrait & a plate to each of the 16 satires. Cont. full calf; hinges cracked; some plates loose and a couple trimmed; 7- Secundus, J: Kisses.. Bew, 1790, frontis & extra engv. Title after Bartolozzi; Full treecalf; VG 8- Johnson, S: Rasselas. Hector M'Lean, 1819, with 4 plates. 4to. cont. full calf; rebacked with remnant of original spine (14)
Lot 86
AMES (Joseph) & HERBERT (William): Typographical Antiquities; or an Historical Account of the Origin and Progress of Printing in Great Britain and Ireland: in 3 volumes. 1785-90. PP:V1- (iv) Title page & Dedication, iii (subscribers list), (I), xliv, (I), 1-684, (I) Index; V2- Title page, 685-1308, (ii) Index; V3- Title Page, 1309-1875, (I) Direction to binder. With 10 plates, including frontis. Contemporary full speckled calf , rebacked with later spines with blind stamped decoration and gilt lettering, gilt inner dentelles, marbled endpapers and all edges gilt. Offsetting from the plates, library stamp to bottom of title pages and last page of each volume (no other stamp) (3)
Lot 333
A quantity of Nast (Paris) porcelain tableware, 19th century, each piece decorated with botanical studies, including roses, with a stylised foliate gilt border, including a twin-handled urn wine cooler, on a socle base and fruit bowls on stands, a sauce tureen on stand, a shallow bowl and twelve plates, most pieces marked to base in red 'NAST, a Paris' (qty.)
Lot 239
Morris, Beverley R: 1- British Game Birds and Wildfowl. Complete 2 Volume Set. John C. Nimmo, 1895, 4th. Edn. with 60 Double-Page hand coloured plates. Original publisher's gilt pictorial cloth. One text page in vol. 2 torn and repaired (without loss); light offsetting; 2- The Natural History of the Nests and Eggs of British Birds, in 3 vols . George Bell 1875, 1st. Edn. colour plates. Original gilt pictorial cloth (5)
Lot 223
BINDING: 1- Sterne, Laurence: The Works, in 4 vols. L, for Strahan, 1815. With plates. Hal leather; little rubbed; 2- Disraeli, Benjamin: Works, 7 vols. Routledge, 1865. Attractive half leather; 3- Wraxall, N W: Memoirs of the Courts of Berlin, Dresden, Warsaw, and Vienna, in the Years 1777, 1778, and 1779; in 2 vols. Cadell, 1799, 1st. edn Cont. full calf; hinges cracked in vol.2; PLUS : Historical Memoirs of My Own Time; in 2 vols. Cadell, 1815, 1st. edn. with frontis. Full leather, rebacked with later spines; PLUS : Posthumous Memoirs of His Own Time; in 3 vols. Bentley, 1836, 1st. edn. with portraits. Cont. full speckled calf (18)
Lot 248
1- Ross, Sir John: Narrative of a Second Voyage in Search of a North-West Passage.. Webster, 1835, Large 4to. With 30 charts & Plates (9 hand coloured). Later ¾ leather with new endpapers. The odd small stain ; 2- Mac Farlane, C: JAPAN An Account Geographical & Historical. Routledge, 1852. With a frontis folding map and illustrations. Original gilt pictorial cloth; stain to ½ title and verso of frontis; 3- Report of the International Polar Expedition to Point Barrow, Alaska,. Washington, 1885. Large 4to. with a folding map and 20 plates (3 coloured). Original cloth; 4- JOURNAL OF COMMODORE GOODENOUGH during his last Command as Senior Officer on the Australian Station. H S King, 1876, 1st edn. PP:xi, 369, Plus three large folding linen backed charts. Half leather, rubbed ; Plus two others: The U. S. Naval Astronomical Expedition.. vol. 1 Chile. 1855; And Bird’s Unbeaten Tracks in Japan (6)
Lot 44
Wright, Thomas: Various edition of: The History And Topography of the County of Essex, in 2 vols. Virtue, 1836; (the general engraved title pages are dated: 1842 & 1834), two volumes. With two extra engraved title, colour map plus 98 of 100 plates ( lacking two plates); Plus: Part set in one vol. : Virtue, March 1, 1831. PP:683; 306(only), Plus Frontis, Engraved title and 48 Plates in vol.1 and 19 Plates in vol. 2 and No title. Half leather; Plus: Part set in one vol. : Virtue, March 1, 1831. PP:683; 148(only), Plus Frontis, Engraved title and 54 Plates in all bound at the end of the volume. Two plates trimmed and one with stain; occasinal foxing. A/F (4)
Lot 117
Drelincourt, Charles: 1- Les consolations de l'ame fidèle contre les frayeurs de la mort . Paris, Vendosme, 1651. PP (xxxiv), 785. Very wide margins. Gilt dec. full calf; rubbed and covers detached; 2- Christian's Defence against the Fears of Death.. Buckland, 1776, PP:Frontis, xii, 504. Full leather; rubbed; 3- Another copy, 1833, with plates; Plus : Sutton, C: Disce mori, Learn to dye.. 1662. Engraved title, PP: (xlvi), 379, with 3 full-page ills. Old mottled calf; worn and upper cover detached; worm damage to some paper margins; Plus : Taylor, J: Holy Living & Holy Dying . 1850. full blindstamped morocco with gilt gauffered edges; Plus : Another copy, 1686; A/F (6)
Lot 271
SPURGEON (CHARLES HADDON): Scrap book in two sections, the first is all devoted to the Rev. Charles H Spurgeon and contains: 73 numbered pages which include: An engraving of him preaching, Signed by him , a small note: 'admit bearer' and also signed by him , plus one other Spurgeon signature pasted to bottom of page 7; also various engravings, illustrations and cuttings from newspapers and pamphlets including wrappers. Also two autograph letters signed by Charles Blackshaw (who worked at the Stockwell Orphanage where Spurgeon was the President), both dated 1870. The second section with 26 numbered pages of engravings and cuttings relating to Rev. John Love and others. The whole is pasted into an C18 copy of Homers Iliad in Greek!; Plus: Higgs, W Miller: The Spurgeon Family, being an account of the descent and family of Charles Haddon Spurgeon. Eliot Stock, 1906, 1st. Edn. 4to. Together with a loosely inserted engraving of C H Spurgeon, Inscribed: Your very truly, and Signed C. H. Spurgeon ; foxing and browning; Plus: Stevenson, G J: City Road Chapel, London. [1872], 1st. All plates & ill. present ; Plus two others: one by and one about Spurgeon (5)
Lot 238
Houghton, The Rev. W; Lydon, A F(ill) : British Fresh-Water Fishes. L, William Mackenzie, no date (1897) preface dated. Folio, with a colour frontis plus 40 colour lithograph plates (complete). PP: xxvi, 204. Contemporary half leather with raised bands, gilt lettering to spine and teg. Covers little rubbed; occasional foxing; plates clean
Lot 49
Hardwick: 1- Cullum, Sir Thomas-Gery: History and Antiquities of Hawsted and Hardwick in the County of Suffolk. J. Nichols, 1813, 2nd. edn. Complete with a portrait frontis, 10 plates plus 6 pedigrees. 4to. later cloth backed boards; rubbed; 2- Farrer, Rev. E: Portraits In Suffolk Houses (West). Quaritch, 1908, Limited edition, number 95 of 100 large paper copies. Cloth backed boards; rubbed and inner hinges cracked ; 3- Starke, M: Travels in Europe. Paris, Galignani, 1836, 9th. edn. with a large folding Map & a plan. Cont. half leather; rubbed; map torn (without loss) ; 4- An eighteenth century manuscript notebook, 70pp bound in cont. full leather; 5- John Flood: his will, dated May 1761; a lease between Henry Flood and Rich. Rice, August 1700; Plus various other documents; 6- Folder of other papers, including a printed silk fabric with red border: 'May it please your Majesty' From William Lloyd Flood (the High Sheriff) and Grand Jury of the County of Kilkenny, Ireland- on the occasion of the Royal visit (6)
Lot 237
CURTIS, John: British Entomology: being illustrations and descriptions of the Genera of Insects found in Great Britain and Ireland, Complete set of 16 volumes bound in eight. London, printed for the author, 1824-1839, First editions. With all 770 hand coloured plates present, numbered 1-769 plus plate 205*, making 770. Subscribers’ list present in volumes: 1-9 and 11; plus index, etc. Matching half leather by 'Sizer', with gilt lettering and ruling to spines and all edges gilt. The bookplate of: H.L.G.Stroyan (Author and Entomologist), with his signature to front pastedown of each volume. Very occasional minor offsetting; otherwise and excellent set (8)
Lot 135
1- Lapide, Cornelius A: Commentarius In Quatuor Evangelia, 2 vols . In 1. Antwerp, H & C Verdussen, 1695. Folio, PP:620+index; 557+index. Full morocco with leather clasps and only one stud; new endpapers; TP and first few leaves frayed at edges & torn; 2- D. Justiniani, Sacratissimi Principis.. Amsterdam, Elzevir, 1669. PP: (xxiv), 643. full vellum; 3- Tamburini, T: Opera omnia, 3 parts in 1 vol. Venice, N. Pezzana, 1719. Folio. PP:(xii), 320; (viii), 520; (ii), 120, (x)index. Cont. full vellum. ½ title cut away; scattered worm damage ; 4- Valerius Maximus: Cum selectis observat.. Lugduni Batavorum, F Hackius, 1660. Engraved title page; 844pp. Cont. full vellum; 5- Minucius Felix, M: Octavius Cum Integris Omnium . Lugduni Batavorum, Hackiana, 1672. PP:Extra engv. Title, (xlvi), 352, 64, (xxx). Full vellum; 6- Howell, Dr.: Medulla Historiae Anglicanae. J Knapton, 1724. PP:(xiv), 562, (xviii), (i)b+ 21 plates, including frontis and folding table. Cont. panelled calf; hinges cracked (6)
Lot 236
MEYER, Henry Leonard: Coloured Illustrations of British Birds, and Their Eggs. In 7 Volumes. L, G. W. Nickisson, 1842-1857 (volume 6 not dated), first octavo edition. Illustrated with 322 Colour plates of birds, 105 colour plates of eggs Plus 7 black and white plates. Bound in near contemporary full morocco with raised bands, gilt decoration to covers and spines, gilt lettering to spines, gilt inner dentelles and all edges gilt. Occasional light foxing; each volume with the bookplate of: Marcus Steinman Kemmis to front pastedown; on the whole a Very good and Attractive set (7)
Lot 50
SUFFOLK: Gage, John: 1- The History and Antiquities of Suffolk Thingoe Hundred. John Deck, Bury St Edmunds, 1838, 1st. Edn. PP:xxvii, (I), 538. With hand-coloured Engraved map and 33 other plates & maps. Cont. full calf; rubbed, book plates of William Dunn Gardner to front pastedown and of Francis A Brooks to front endpaper. Foxing to some of the plates ; 2- The History and Antiquities of Hengrave in Suffolk. J Carpenter, 1822, large paper copy. With 30 plates & tables (3 double-page), one hand-coloured and several hand-tinted. PP:vii, (I), 263. Folio, Cont. full morocco with gilt lettering to spine and teg. Covers rubbed & with a couple of cuts; some foxing ; 3- Hervey, W: The Visitation of Suffolk, 2 volumes, Large Paper set. Lowestoft, S Tymms, 1866. With plates and illustrations. Cont. half leather, rubbed and hinges cracked ; 4- Clarke, G. R: The History & Description of the Town and Borough of Ipswich. Ipswich, S. Piper, nd, (1830) preface and plates dated 1830. Large pager copy with a list of subscribers. PP:(xviii), 504, plus Engrave title page and 20 plates. Cont. half leather; rubbed (5)
Lot 88
Shakespeare: the dramatick writings. 20 volumes. Printed complete from the text of Sam. Johnson and Geo. Stevens, and revised from the last editions. Bell's edition, printed for John Cawthorn, 1787-1811. The general title page of most volumes is dated 1804-05. With plates. The first two volumes contain the Prolegomena. All volumes with Plates. Cont. full treecalf, rebacked with new leather spines, two labels and new endpapers. A couple of volumes with just the general title page (20)
Lot 51
Suckling, Alfred: 1- The History and Antiquities of the County of Suffolk… 2 Volume (all published). John Weale, 1846-48, 1st. Edn. PP:xlix, I, ii, 383; 460. With 66 Plus 77 plates and illustrations (as called for). The plates are either tinted or hand coloured. Cont. half leather over marbled boards with gilt lettering to spines and top edges gilt; 2- Memorials of the Antiquities and Architecture, Family History and Heraldry of the County of Essex. Weale, 1845 (3)
![SCIENCE: 1- Stone, E: New Mathematical Dictionary. For W Innys, 1743, 2nd. edn. with large Additions. PP: xii, [508]. Illustr](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/54e88da0-6feb-4027-9598-aaaf00a4013e/578d272d-c5ed-4018-92df-aaaf00ac2ab1/468x382.jpg)
Lot 235
SCIENCE: 1- Stone, E: New Mathematical Dictionary. For W Innys, 1743, 2nd. edn. with large Additions. PP: xii, [508]. Illustrated with figures and tables. Cont. full calf; rubbed and little stained; last page stuck to pastedown; 2- Culpepper, N: English physician Enlarged; with three hundred and sixty-nine medicines, made of English herbs.. E Ballard, 1770. PP:(xii)including tp, 387, (ix) Table. Cont. full speckled calf; rubbed and hinges cracked; 3- the Journal of a Naturalist. Murray, 1830, 3rd. edn. PP:440+7 plates on 11 pages (one hand-coloured). Cont. full leather, hinges cracked; 4- Ray, John: A Compleat Collection of English Proverbs…; To which is added: A Collection of English Words Not Generally Used. W Otridge, 1768, 4th. edn. with frontis portrait. PP:xv, 319; 150 (with two title-pages). Cont. full leather, Rebacked; 5- Taylor: Principles of Scientific Management. NY, Harper, 1913. Cont ¾ morocco; Plus one other (6)
Lot 95
1- Gmelin, Carl Christian: Gemeinnützige systematische Naturgeschichte fur Gebildete Leser. Pt. 4; Der FISCHE Two Volumes- text & Plate volumes. With 164 hand coloured illustrations on 113 Plates , Complete. Mannheim, 1818. PP: Vol.1- x(including blank endpaper, no ½ title), (x), 383, (i), xxiv); Vol.2- 113 plates plus one endpaper; no title page to volume 2 and lacking the front blank endpaper. Near cont. leather backed boards; rubbed; clean plates; 2- HOGREWE, J. L: Beschreibung der in England seit 1759. angelegten und jetzt grössentheils vollendeten schiffbaren Kanaele.. (Description of the navigable canals, which have been constructed in England since 1759 and are now largely completed,.). Hannover, Pockwitz, 1780. 4to. PP(xii), iv, (ii), 164, (i), Plus folding hand coloured Map And 9 folding hand coloured plates. Leather backed speckled boards; rubbed; some foxing. (3)
Lot 54
SUFFOLK: 1- Muskett, J J: Suffolk Manorial Families, two volumes PLUS the rare volume three . Privately printed, 1900. 4to. 3/4 leather by Maltby, Oxford. VG; 2- Page, A: A Topographical and Genealogical History of the County of Suffolk . Ipswich, Pawsey, 1847; 3- Hervey, W: The Visitation of Suffolke, in 2 vols . Lowestoft, S. Tymms, 1866. With plates and illustrations. Later leather backed boards; occasional foxing (6)
Lot 283
Dickens, Charles: A Tale of Two Cities. Chapman & Hall, 1859, first edition, early issue; p134 line 12 'affectionately'; p213 numbered correctly. PP:viii, 254, plus 16 plates (including frontis and extra engraved title). Bound without the list of plates and adverts. Cont. full calf; rubbed and with tears to sides of spine. Small tear to margin of one plate; one gathering little loose. Occasional light foxing, on the whole clean and with clean plates.
Lot 280
Science: 1- NIGHTINGALE, Florence: Notes on nursing: what it is, and what it is not. L, Harrison, nd, (1860), first edition, early issue. with '[The right of translation is reserved]' at the base of the title page, and illustrated end-papers bearing advertisements for Burkes' Peerage for 1860, The Foreign Office List for 1860 and Anthems for Parish Choirs. PP:(iv), 79, (i)blank, Plus the printed yellow endpapers. p. 20 margin: 'Why must children have measles, &c.'; p. 40 line 23 'arrow root'; p. 44 Line 22. 'chesnuts'. Original dark brown stipple grained, embossed limp cloth with gilt lettering to upper cover. Covers rubbed, corners and foot of spine chipped, with small loss ; 2- Smiles, S: Lives of the Engineers, 5 vols. 1874; Plus 4 others: Crocker: The Elements of Land Surveying. (1817), folding colour frontis Plan and 14 plates; Child: Water finding and the divining rod (so-called), 1902; The secret instrument: (the birth of the midwifery forceps). 1947, 1st. Dw; Comic Arithmetic. Bentley, 1844, 1st. With numerous comic illustrations; Plus Three others (11)
Lot 101
GILPIN, William: 1- Observations on the River Wye. For Blamire, 1782. Illustrated with 15 oval aquatint plates . PP:vii, (i) blank, (iii) contents, (i) blank, 99. Cont. full calf; rubbed and the odd small stain; 2- Observations on Several Parts of the Counties of Cambridge, Norfolk, Suffolk, & Essex. Also on Several Parts of North Wales. For T Cadell 1809. Illustrated with 20 oval aquatint plates . PP:x, (ii), 208. Cont. half leather; rebacked, preserving the original spine (2)
Lot 46
ESSEX: 1- Chancellor, F: The Ancient Sepulchral Monuments of Essex. 1890; 2- Ogborne, E: The History of Essex. Printed for the proprietors and sold by R H Kelham, Chelmsford, etc.. 1814. 4to. 280pp. Lacking the frontis , all other plates and illustrations present. Original blind stamped cloth, recased with new endpapers. 3- Wright, T: The History And Topography of the County of Essex, in 2 vols . Virtue, Vol.1- 1835. PP:696(including index), Plus: Engraved title page, Large folding Map, and 35 Plates; Vol.2- 1831, PP:836(including index and list of plates), Plus: Frontis, Engraved title, And 63 Plates, Complete. Cont. half leather, rubbed. A couple of pages trimmed; occasional foxing ; 4- Wright, T: Virtue's Picturesque Beauties of Great Britain. County of Essex. 1834. 4to. PP:Extra engraved title, iv, 96, Plus 48 plates each with two views, making 96 in all out of 105 views ( lacking the frontis plus 8 views ). Cont. half leather; rubbed. Lacking front endpaper occasional foxing ; Plus: 2 large folding linen backed Essex County Council Road Maps of Essex, c1906. Tears to folds (7)
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