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Click here to subscribeHornby 1956-65 No. 31 passenger set comprising green BR loco 0-4-0 No. 45746 with 4 wheel tender, 1st/2nd coach, brake/2nd coach, oblong of c/w track, box of 8 connecting plates and key, leaflets including layout suggestions, membership application, hints, guarantee slip and tested tag (all VG)
FINDLAY (A), A DIRECTORY FOR THE NAVIGATION OF THE SOUTH PACIFIC OCEAN, 5th edition, folding frontis map, other plates, later 3/4 leather, London, Richard Holmes (1) CONDITION REPORT: Rebound. Frontis map a little worn on outer edge, title page grubby and a little chipped at edge. Xxiii-xxvi chipped at edge, no loss to text. Some foxing and light browning internally.
WALTON (E), THE CAMEL: ITS ANATOMY, PROPORTIONS AND PLACES, elephant folio, with frontis plate, 94 numbers plates and two additionals, some with hand colouring, 1/2 leather and cloth boards with gilt lettering, London, Day & Son, 1865 (1) (damp marks to bottom of pages) CONDITION REPORT: As catalogued: damp staining to all pages along the bottom third of the page. Other foxing, general blemishes and age browning. Binding grubby and with age wear.
An impressive set of four Arts and Crafts wall lights possibly Birmingham Guild of Handicraft, each modelled as a flower, with hammered brass back plates and wrought steel scroll arms with vaseline glass shades, 36cm length, 27cm wide (one shade with a hairline crack) (4) (sold with a spare shade matching) (5)PROVENANCE: Private collection, from a Thames riverside house, Windsor. CONDITION REPORT: Metal work with age wear tarnishing, light scratches etc. A little grubby in parts. Three of the lights with four uniform screw holes to the back plate, one with four additional holes to the back plate baking eight in total. The shade with a hair line crack was attached to one of the lights, however, this was ill fitting and thus the good spare shade has replaced this on the light. Therefore, it is the spare shade that has a hair line crack. All shades a little grubby. Lighting lots are sold as decorative items only. Prospective buyers must consult with a qualified electrician before use / installation of these items.
A set of three George III style gilt brass three branch wall lights, the back plates cast with bow tied ribbons, Prince Of Wales feathers and harebell drops, 62cm (3) CONDITION REPORT: Lighting lots are sold as decorative items only. Prospective buyers must consult with a qualified electrician before use / installation of these items.
A pair of George III style gilt brass twin branch wall lights, the torch shaped sconce arms hung with swags, the pierced back plates with flaming urn finials, 49cm (2) CONDITION REPORT: Lighting lots are sold as decorative items only. Prospective buyers must consult with a qualified electrician before use / installation of these items.
A pair of George III style gilt brass twin branch wall lights, the tapering back plates surmounted by flaming urns, 36.5cm (2) CONDITION REPORT: Lighting lots are sold as decorative items only. Prospective buyers must consult with a qualified electrician before use / installation of these items.
A pair of French Empire style gilt brass five branch wall lights, with acanthus leaf and anthemion cast scroll arms, with double acanthus leaf cast supports and floral cast and pierced back plates, 39cm wide (some re-assembly needed) CONDITION REPORT: Lighting lots are sold as decorative items only. Prospective buyers must consult with a qualified electrician before use / installation of these items.
An Art Deco green pinstripe decorated tea service comprising; four teacups and saucers, four plates, a milk jug and saucer, a sugar bowl and stand and a serving plate (17) and four yellow banded Italian Pagnossin coffee cans and saucers along with a green decorated part tea service for six (Qty)
An Art Deco Shelley tea service, Reg No.781613, comprising; six teacups and saucers saucers, eight plates, three serving plates, teapot and cover, sugar bowl and a milk jug (Qty) CONDITION REPORT: No obvious chips, cracks or restoration. Some pitting and surface scratching (more so to the serving plates). Some kiln marks.
A collection of Royal Crown Derby imari pattern 2451 tea wares comprising; a part cased set of ten coffee cans and twelve saucers, four larger teacups, two graduated milk jugs, a large sugar bowl, eight saucers, eleven side plates, and two larger plates (Qty) CONDITION REPORT: Cased set - One coffee can with stained rim chip descending crack. Some light surface wear. Remaining items each with surface scratching and gilt wear. One saucer with stained rim descending hairline crack. Side plates 18cm diameter. Pair of larger plates 23cm diameter. Larger milk jug with re-glued handle.
A collection of Beatrix Potter figures, to include; Royal Albert Timmy Tiptoes, Little Pig Robinson, Appley Dapply, Tailor of Gloucester, Goody Tiptoes, Pigling Bland, Benjamin Bunny, Mr. Benjamin Bunny, Hunca Munca, Benjamin Ate a Lettuce Leaf, Mrs Tiggy Winkle, Jemima Puddleduck, Hunca Munca Sweeping, along with Beswick; Shepherd Sheepdog, Mrs Rabbit Baking and twelve Royal Doulton Bunykins, Brambly Hedge and other figures, collectors plates, a jigsaw puzzle etc (Qty)
A Minton porcelain 'Boule' pattern dinner service, comprising; six tea cups, six saucers, six side plates, six further plates and six dinner plates CONDITION REPORT: Stamped to underside 'Porcelain Ball'. Appears to be in unused condition. Some minor scratches. One teacup lacking foot pedestal.
A large selection of Royal Crown Derby Imari 2451 pattern wares including a set of six coffee cans and saucers, a larger coffee can, three trios, two further saucers, 13cm diameter, a pair of plates, 15.5cm diameter, a miniature teapot and cover and teacup and saucers, a sugar bowl, a comport etc (at fault) CONDITION REPORT: One coffee can with broken section. Each showing surface scratches and blemishes. Comport broken off pedestal base. Some gilt wear.
A Victorian Wileman & Co part tea service, Rd No.276279, decorated in Fern print pattern No.5899, comprising; twelve teacups and saucers, twelve plates, 18cm diameter, two larger plates, 23cm diameter, a slop bowl and a cream jug, 18cm diameter (40), along with a Standard China part tea service Rd No.741482 etc (Qty) CONDITION REPORT: Wileman - pattern registered 15.05.1896. Painted in gilt to underside '5899'. Wileman 1894-1910 back stamp to reverse of each piece. Each piece showing surface scratches and crazing to varying degrees, some stained, also kiln marks and pitting signs are visible. Gilt wear and some firing cracks to rims. Slop bowl with stained firing crack to interior with further signs of stained scratching to interior. Three teacups with stained hairline cracks. One saucer marked as a second. One saucer with repaired stained cracks. One saucer with stained star crack. One saucer with stained hairline crack. Standard China - Some wear throughout including stained interiors and crazing. One teacup with crack surrounding base.
A selection of Spode England Italian design tea wares comprising; twelve teacups and saucers, a large milk jug, sugar bowl and stand, teapot and cover, 19cm high, a coffee pot and cover, 22cm high and a further teapot and cover, 14cm high, a large circular sandwich plates, 32.5cm diameter, a smaller plate, 26.5cm diameter and further saucers (40) and a selection of Royal Doulton Springtime pattern dinner wares (marked as seconds) (Qty)
VIEWS IN NORTH WALES, steel engraved title page and vignettes, red cloth with gilt lettering, published by Catherall Chester & Bangor; CARR (H), A WALKER'S GUIDE TO SNOWDON AND THE BEDGELERT DISTRICT, 1949; DUGDALE (T), ENGLAND AND WALES DELINEATED, vol I only, engraved plates; HALL (MR & MRS), IRELAND: ITS SCENERY AND CHARACTER, vol I only, 1851; CALVERT (F), PICTURESQUE VIEWS IN...STAFFORDSHIRE AND SHROPSHIRE, Birmingham, 1830 (5)
DIXON (CAPTAIN C), THE LEAGUER OF LADYSMITH, colour illustrations and pictorial boards, London, Eyre & Spottiswoode, 1900; CRANE (W), illus, PAN PIPES, lithographic illustrations, London, Routledge, c1900; THE NURSERY RHYMES PLAYMATE, colour plates with alphabet, rhymes and songs, c1880, THE PLAYBOX MAGAZINE, seven edition from 1906 (Qty) (at fault)
A collection of 18th century and later antiquarian bindings, to include: BAXTER (R), SAINTS EVERLASTING REST, lacking title page to section 1, full calf, Thomas Underhill and Francis Tyton, 1655; THE SCOTS COMPENDIUM OR POCKET PEERAGE, vol I only, engraved plates, Edinburgh, 1826; SCOTT (W), THE VISION OF DON RODERICK,, 3rd edition, Edinburgh, 1811; HOGG (J), THE QUEEN'S WAKE, 6th ed, 1819; PLATES AND MAPS IN ILLUSTRATION OF THE FIRST VOLUME OF THE TRANSACTIONS OF THE GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY, 1811, etc (11) CONDITION REPORT: Transactions: Spine defective. Damp staining and foxing. 4 plates of maps - one coloured and 20 plates. (as found)
STONE (J), A HISTORY OF LICHFIELD CATHEDRAL, from its foundation to the present time, with real photographic plates, London, Longmans, 1870; TWAMLEY (C), HISTORY OF DUDLEY CASTLE AND PRIORY, folding plates, London, 1867; ANDERSON (R), DEESIDE, Adam & Charles Black, 1901; GREEN (H), KNUTSFORD ITS TRADITIONS AND HISTORY, London, Smith Elder, 1859; and other travel books (12)
A collection of world travel and interest books, 19th century and later, to include: WILLIAMS (J), A NARRATIVE OF MISSIONARY ENTERPRISES IN THE SOUTH SEA ISLANDS, colour frontis, folding map and other plates, later edition, London, J. Snow, 1837; CAVE (H), THE RUINED CITIES OF CEYLON, London, 1900; CHAPPLE (J), TO BAGDAD AND BACK, Boston, 1928; MCGOVERN (W), JUNGLE PATHS AND INCA RUINS A RECORD OF AN EXPEDITION, 2nd impression, 1928, etc (Qty)
THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS 1861, 2 vols, profusely illustrated, re-backed 3/4 leather with marbled boards; BELCHER (J), LATER RENAISSANCE ARCHITECTURE IN ENGLAND, vol 1 only, full page photographic plates and other illustrations, London, 1901; THE HARMSWORTH ATLAS AND GAZETTEER, 3/4 leather, c1906-10, with other large size bindings (Qty)
THE ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF SPORT AND GAMES, four vols, colour plates and text illustrations, The Sportsman, 1922; MYERS (D), TWO-THIRDS, Aulis Publishers, 1993; SAMUEL BUCK'S YORKSHIRE SKETCH BOOK, reprint, 1979; GRAVED (A), THE BRITISH INSTITUTION, 1806-1867, reprint 1969; PULLIM (B), POSITION RIFLE SHOOTING; and two other books (10)
LLOYDS NATURAL HISTORY - 16 volumes, comprising BIRDS OF GREAT BRITAIN, 4 vols, 1896; LEPIADOPTERA, 5vols, 1896; MONKEYS, 2 vols, 1896; GAME BIRDS, 2 vols, 1897; MARSUPIALS 1896; CARNIVORA, vol 1 only, 1896; BRITISH MAMMALIA, 1896, colour plates, uniform red cloth (16) CONDITION REPORT: All of the spines are faded and the some of the covers do have blemishes. Internally with some foxing but most of the plate appear ok.
RACKHAM (A), illus, THE FAIRY TALES OF HE BROTHERS GRIMM, with forty tipped in colour plates, red cloth with gilt lettering, London, COnstable, 1909 (1) CONDITION REPORT: The frontis plate has a tiny knock to bottom right corner. The name of the plate 'Brior Rose' has been written at the bottom of the card mount. 'As they flew' plate with small and old crease. 'Blow Blow little Breeze' plate with pencil drawing to card backing. Goose girl plate with ink writing / title to the card backing. Jack and the giant plate with crease to left hand bottom corner. Plate at page 94 with crease to bottom left corner. Plate to pate 104 with ink and pencil writing on the card backing. Plate at page 106 with two small nicks at bottom edge. The good sister pate with two creases. 'but they said one after antoher' plate with crease. 'Ther beggar' plate with small crease. A couple of the tissue guards lacking. Six of the tissue guards with pencil sketching. Some foxing, blemishes, browning and other small pencil drawings internally. Externally rubbed and with wear to the spine.
SWAYSLAND (W), THE ILLUSTRATED BOOK OF CANARIES AND CAGE BIRDS, colour plates and black and white illustrations, later red cloth, Cassell, Peter, Galpin & Co (1) CONDITION REPORT: Rebound. Pages with some browning, some foxing - more so to the end papers. Ink dedication and edge repair to the original front fly leaf. Frontis plate with some foxing and lightly creased, other plates appear bright
RACKHAM (A), illus, A CHRISTMAS CAROL, by Charles Dickens, limited edition, No 136/500 signed by Arthur Rackham, with twelve tipped in colour plates and other decorations, London, Heinemann, 1915 (1) CONDITION REPORT: Some foxing to the end papers. Tiny chip to the left hand edge of the frontis plate. Light colouring to the turkey illustration at the bottom of xii,. Some foxing internally and some light browning, odd blemish. Externally with some rubbing and blemishes, some red marks to the front cover. Overall ok.
AN ACT FOR MAKING AND MAINTINING A NAVIGABLE CANAL FROM THE RIVER SEVERN AT SHREWSBURY...TO THE RIVER MERSEY, paper covers with later spine, c1793; STEVENSON (D), THE PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE OF CANAL AND RIVER ENGINEERING, 2nd ed, folding frontis map and other plates, 1872; AN ATTEMPT TO INVESTIGATE THE CAUSE OF THE LATE EXTRAORDINARY CHANGES IN THE BED OF THE RIVER MERSEY, 50PP, lIVERPOOL, 1828 (3)
THE BRITISH ISLES, three vols, colour frontis and black and white and colour plates, 3/4 red leather with cloth boards, Cassell, 1904; WILLIAMS (A), ENGINEERING WONDERS OF THE WORLD, three vols, black and white maps and pictures, Thomas Nelson, c1900; HAMMERTON (J), WONDERS OF THE PAST, four vols, 3/4 leather with cloth boards, Educational Book Co (10)
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