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Lot 225
Two blue and white transferware chargers, 19th century, the larger Rogers and decorated with the Zebra pattern, the smaller with figures promenading in parkland, both with large floral rims, and two volumes of A W Coysh and R K Henrywood's Dictionary of Blue and White Printed Pottery, some restoration, 53.5cm max. (4) Provenance: a private collection.
Lot 505
Ten Sèvres plates (assiettes), c.1770-76, decorated with a form roses et mosaïque pattern, with scattered pink roses, the borders with three oval panels of further roses on a ground of flowerheads enclosed in a honeycomb design of oeil de perdrix in blue and puce enamels, interlaced Ls marks and date codes including R and Y, 23.3cm. (10) Provenance: a private collection from Dorset. A number of services of this design were produced in the early 1770s.
Lot 85
A rare English delftware ointment pot, c.1775, of small cylindrical form with an everted rim, painted in manganese with 'The Queen's Dentifrice', 4.8cm high. Cf. R J Houghton & M R Priestley, Historical Guide to Delftware and Victorian Ointment Points, p.29, which details Joseph Hemet's patent of Essence of Pearl Dentifrice to Queen Caroline.
Lot 85
Autograph letters from writers - large diverse collection including Arnold Bennett, Compton McKenzie, Michael Arlen, Henry Newbolt, Rose Macauley, Hubert Wolfe, W. R. Inge, Sir Hugh Walpole, Rebecca West and others. Provenance: Family descent from Stanley Tiquet - Deputy Editor of London Evening Standard
Lot 229
Various 20thC Sitzendorf figures etc., comprising a lady dressed in finery, holding a floral bouquet on a gilt lined ground, 'S' mark beneath, 14cm high, a figure of a gentleman, 'R' mark beneath, another of a figure aside a basket with Dresden marks, a further 'R' porcelain figure group of a child and a candlestick group with double cross sword marks beneath (5).
Lot 357
A 19thC pewter trophy, with inverted stem and circular beaded foot, the egg shaped body engraved Edinburgh University Athletic Club 1872, putting stone, 1st prize R W Urvine, 43ft 4inches, 17cm high. Dr R W Urvine nicknamed Bulldog, Scottish Rugby Football Player 1853-1897, amateur team Edinburgh Academicals, capped 13 times for Scotland 1871, including the 1st ever rugby international for Edinburgh Academicals, his brother was Duncan Urvine, also capped for Scotland. The cup is for the putting stone 1st prize, similar to shot put whilst at Edinburgh University.
Lot 364
Various coins etc., World used, an 1885 American silver dollar, a small quantity of bank notes to include a £1 note, Churchill and other commemorative crowns, other GB World used coins, Zambia Independence coin, small quantity of part sets to include 1971 decimal coinage set, WWI medal, bearing mark 136152 Pte. C O Rands Linc R etc. (a quantity).
Lot 44
An 18ct gold five stone diamond ring, the five graduated illusion set diamonds, on a part pierced shank in platinum, the largest round brilliant 3.2mm x 1.8mm, approx 0.12cts, the next layer 2.8mm x 1.2mm, approx 0.06cts, the smallest 2.4mm x 1mm, approx 0.04cts, on yellow metal band, marked 18ct Plat, size R½, 5.5g, boxed
Lot 430
A 9ct gold diamond cluster dress ring, total diamond content approx 0.15ct, setting height 11.9mm, size R, 2.3gGood original condition, all stones present, diamonds are quite heavily included with some surface chips and internal fractures, settings very lightly abraded and slightly wearing thin on back of shank, hallmarks clear, stamped 375
Lot 506
A 9ct gold pink garnet and diamond dress ring, garnet length 8mm, size R, 3.3gVery good original condition, all stones present with no major chips cracks or abrasions, diamonds have a few internal fractures and black spot inclusions but these are only visible through a loupe, settings lightly surface scratched, marks clear, stamped 375
Lot 529
A 9ct gold turquoise and split pearl signet ring, and a 9ct gold sapphire and diamond cluster dress ring, sizes Q/R and O/P respectively, 3.3g total (2)Both in very good original condition, all stones present with no major damage or repair, settings surface scratched through general use, hallmarks clear, both stamped 375
Lot 11
A SMALL QUANTITY OF ENGRAVINGS to include 'View of the interior of The House of Lords, during thr important investigation in 1820' engraved by John George Murray, 'Philadelphia and Elizabeth Wharton of Houghton by Gunst after Van Dyke, 'And When Did You Last see Your Father?' after Yeames, 'Inside View of Stables' by G. Shepheard after R. Lawrence, 'Search The Scriptures' by H. E. Dawe, two French engravings of gardens etc. (9) (2199, 2204, 2062A & B, 2169, 2217, )
Lot 59
A silver crown 1821 together with five WWI medals comprising three British War Medals and two Victory Medals CONDITION REPORT: Medals are: 14/19 war medal - 61741 Pte. J Watson, Durh. L. I. With matching 14/18 George V medal.14/19 war medal - 66628 Pte. J Watson, North'd Fus, with matching 14/18 George V medal. And 14/19 war medal 35583 Pte. N. Gowland, W.Rid R.
Lot 519
Three silver or silver coloured photograph frames: Edwardian shaped rectangular with paper scroll design by H. Solomon, Birmingham 1905, oak easel back, 19cm (7 1/2in) high; another shaped rectangular by J. & R. Griffin, Chester 1913, with bead outlined reserves within beaded borders, oak easel back, 24cm (9 1/2in) high; and Mexican with turquoise bead inlay by Ricardo Salas, stamped marks including Matl and 925, silver easel, 20cm (8in) high
Lot 621
Two Russian silver boxes, the first a rectangular cigarette cum vesta case with slow match, maker's Mark LL (Cyrillic, not traced), Moscow 1889, 84 zolotniki, engraved with a vacant cartouche with embroidery style bands, 9.5cm (3 3/4in) long; and a silver and niello rectangular snuff box, maker's mark II (Cyrillic, not traced), Moscow date rubbed, assay master A. Svychin (1862-1875), chequered design within lozenge borders, initialled R. W. S., 8.5cm (3 3/8in) long, 258g (8.3 oz) (2) Property from the estate of the late Betty, Lady Grantchester.
Lot 674
A ruby ring, the five step cut rubies channel set between reeded shoulders, stamped H.Ltd and numbered K673, with rubbed London hallmark, finger size R, 5g Condition Report: Some wear commensurate with use, no major cracks or chips to the rubies, but one ruby has two nibbled facet edges. Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 713
A multi gem set brooch, claw set with amethyst, garnet, pink tourmaline, citrine and other gems, unmarked, 7cm long, 9,7g; a carved jadeite ring, stamped 585 14K, finger size R, 9.1g;a water opal single stone ring, in a rope twist mount, unmarked, finger size N, 8.8g; am azurite single stone ring, unmarked, finger size R, 9g; and a citrine and white stone brooch/pendant, unmarked,5.4cm long, unmarked
Lot 135
Portraits of Tattooed Warrior Chiefs of New Zealand, Victor R Millard, 1931, privately published by Victor Millard, Auckland, New Zealand, with 10 images of Maori chiefs, reproductions of 10 photographic portraits, taken by V.R. Millard, comprising: Mohi, Taketake, Tomati Pirimi, Hirawanu, Terewi, Tamarere, Rewi Maniapoto, Wharekauri, Petera Te Tuhi and Hiruharama, preface by Victor Millard, each mount has the name of the Maori chief and each plate is hand inscribed in pencil, each plate with image size of 17cm x 12cm and paper size 20cm x 30.3cm ; together with a letter from 'Victor Millard to the Countess of Orford, Manurewa' and two other letters dated 6th May 1930 and January 10th 1930 Provenance: By descent in the original subscribers family since publication. For a similar set see Auckland Museum, reference number GN672.2 POR Condition Report: in good condition Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 216
CHARLES DICKENS: THE POSTHUMOUS PAPERS OF THE PICKWICK CLUB, ill R Seymour & H K Browne, London, Chapman & Hall, 1837, 1st edition in book form, early impression, 43 plates including frontis and added title as called for, Buss plates at pages 69 and 74, plates with page locations but not captioned and with degrees of foxing/browning, 6 line errata "Weller" signboard, page 25 "sig e", page 43 "ruined wall", page 260 "hodling", page 261 "sig x2", pages 282 and 299 "chapter xxviii", page 342 "veller", page 375 "Pickwkick", page 400 "this", 2 leaves with old marginal repairs, one leave loose, old half calf rebacked preserving original spine, new marbled end papers
Lot 332
MIGUEL DE CERVANTES DE SAAVEDRA: THE LIFE AND EXPLOITS OF THE INGENIOUS GENTLEMAN DON QUIXOTE DE LA MANCHA, trans Charles Jarvis, London for J & R Tonson and R Dodsley, 1742, 2nd issue, 2 vols with "supplement to the translator's preface", "The Life" with separate title page dated 1738, 69 engraved plates as called for, 4to, contemporary calf gilt worn, morocco gilt spine labels (2)
Lot 449
THOMAS HARTWELL HORNE: AN INTRODUCTION TO THE CRITICAL STUDY AND KNOWLEDGE OF THE HOLY SCRIPTURES, London for T Cadell, Edinburgh, W Blackwood, Dublin, R Milliken, 1834, 7th edition, 4 vols in 5, 4 folding maps, folding facsimile and folding table as called for, contemporary calf gilt worn, morocco gilt spine labels (5)
Lot 465
J T R SHARROCK (EDITOR): THE NATURAL HISTORY OF CAPE CLEAR ISLAND, illustrated Robert Gilmore, Berkhamsted, T & A D Poyser Ltd, 1973 1st edition, original cloth gilt, dust-wrapper, worn + ROBERT F RUTTLEDGE: A LIST OF THE BIRDS OF IRELAND, Dublin, The Stationery Office, 1975, 1st edition, original wraps + ROBERT F RUTTLEDGE: IRELAND'S BIRDS - THEIR DISTRIBUTION AND MIGRATIONS, London, H F & G WITHERBY LTD, 1966, 1st edition, original silvered cloth worn, dust-wrapper (worn, soiled) + RICHARD J USSHER & ROBERT WARREN: THE BIRDS OF IRELAND - AN ACCOUNT OF THE DISTRIBUTION, MIGRATIONS AND HABITS OF BIRDS AS OBSERVED IN IRELAND, WITH ALL ADDITIONS TO THE IRISH LIST, London, Gurney & Jackson, 1900, 1st edition, original pictorial cloth gilt worn, top edges gilt + P G KENNEDY; ROBERT F RUTTLEDGE; C F SCROOPE: THE BIRDS OF IRELAND - AN ACCOUNT OF THE DISTRIBUTION, MIGRATIONS AND HABITS AS OBSERVED IN IRELAND, Edinburgh, Oliver & Boyd, 1954, 1st edition, original cloth gilt, dust-wrapper worn + CLIVE HUTCHINSON: IRELAND'S WETLANDS AND THEIR BIRDS, Dublin, Irish Wild Bird Conservancy, 1979, 1st edition, original cloth gilt, dust-wrapper + CLIVE D HUTCHINSON: BIRDS IN IRELAND, illustrated John Busby, T & A D Poyser, 1989, 1st edition, original cloth gilt, dust-wrapper, (7)
Lot 466
CHARLES A WITCHELL: THE EVOLUTION OF BIRD-SONG WITH OBSERVATIONS ON THE INFLUENCE OF HEREDITY AND IMITATION, London, Adam & Charles Black, 1896, 1st edition, 6pp adverts at end + W H THORPE: BIRD-SONG, THE BIOLOGY OF VOCAL COMMUNICATION AND EXPRESSION IN BIRDS, Cambridge 1961, 1st edition, original cloth, dust-wrapper + ROSEMARY JELLIS: BIRD SOUNDS AND THEIR MEANING, London, British Broadcasting Corporation 1977, 1st edition, original cloth, dust-wrapper + EDWARD A ARMSTRONG: A STUDY OF BIRD SONG, London, Oxford University Press 1963, 1st edition, original cloth, dust-wrapper + R A HINDE (ED): BIRD VOCALISATIONS, THEIR RELATIONS TO CURRENT PROBLEMS IN BIOLOGY AND PSYCHOLOGY, Cambridge 1969, 1st edition, original cloth, dust-wrapper (5)
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