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Lot 419
FIVE ETCHINGScomprising Alexander P Thomson R.S.W. (exhibited 1906-1958), 'A Sunny Corner, Polpeno, Cornwall', signed limited edition of 100 Artist's Proofs, 23.3cm x 18.3cm, bearing 'Andrew Duthie, Glasgow' label to verso; Alan R Gibson 'Tron Steeple, Glasgow' and 'Old Kirkcudbright', both signed and titled, 19cm x 13.5cm and 15cm x 20cm; Reginald Green 'the Mermaid Passage, Rye, Sussex', signed and titled, 23.2cm x 16.5cm; and George D.Guthrie 'Arbroath Abbey', signed 18cm x 28.7cm (5)
Lot 310
A garnet ring, stamped '15C', finger size R; a 9 carat gold band ring, finger size N1/2; a 9 carat gold hardstone set ring, finger size M; a 9 carat gold signet ring, cut; and another ring, unmarked, finger size P. Garnet ring - 4.4 grams. 9ct band ring - 1.2 grams. Hardstone set ring - 6.1 grams. Cut signet ring - 2.3 grams. Unmarked ring - 3.2 grams.
Lot 522
BINDINGS: CHAMBERS (R, Editor): 'The Books of Days..a Miscellany of Popular Antiquities', London, W & R Chambers, 1878: 2 vols, attractive contemp. green half-calf gilt, red and black morocco lettering pieces, some minor wear and rubbing else an attractive set, sm. folio: TOGETHER WITH 29 other volumes, 18th-19thc calf bound literature/history in the English language, various sizes, generally in good condition. (31)
Lot 530
TOLKEIN (J R R): 'The Lord of the Rings': one volume India paper edition, London, George Allen & Unwin Ltd, 1969: INSCRIBED TO TITLE PAGE BY TOLKEIN in blue ballpoint pen, with loosely inserted b&w photograph of the author posed at Merton College Oxford in 1968: covers a little bumped and creased, else generally in good condition. (1)
Lot 547
AGRICULTURE: 'The Complete Farmer: or, a general dictionary of husbandry, in all its branches..by a Society of Gentleman..' London, printed for R Baldwin et al, 1769. The Second Edition, corrected and improved. 4to, contemp calf with red morocco label, rubbed and scuffed. With frontispiece and 27 plates, mostly folding. A good copy. (1)
Lot 64
Four Victorian silver entrée dishes and covers, three bases possibly by Creswick & Co, Sheffield 1872, engraved with the crest of Birkbeck, the fourth by R&S Garrard & Co, London 1897, of classic circular form with scalloped beaded edge, the four covers, Sheffield 1872, each engraved with the crest of Birkbeck and with bayonet fitting detachable handles (one lacking), 167ozt gross (4) 26 x 26cm (10 x 10in) One handle lacking, the other three in good working order. All the covers are slightly misshapen so rock slightly when placed on the bases. There are minor dents and dings to the covers as to be expected, and one cover is lacking the cork spacer in the handle socket. The bases are scratched to a satin finish on the underside as to be expected and there is scratching inside where serving spoons have been used . Again, some dents and dings to the bases from use.
Lot 217
A three stone diamond ring, the three graduating old cut diamonds in spaced rub over gypsy settings total estimated weight of diamonds 0.60ct, plain unmarked shank tests for 18ct gold, size R, gross weight 6.9g The diamonds are bright and lively with the pleasant individuality of 19th century cuts. The setting makes measuring inexact due to the sides being hidden, & colour and clarity assessments also as it is impossible to see the stones from all sides. With those provisos, these are the ESTIMATES:Dia 1 - 5.1 x 4.6 x 3.5 mm, I/J, P1 (no black inclusions)dia 2 - 4.1 x 3.6 x 2.5 mm, I/J, SI or betterdia 3 - 4.2 x 3.6 x 2.7 mm, J/K, P3 (no black inclusions) The setting has wear and scuffs commensurate with age and having been worn with other rings, but is sound and bright.
Lot 328
A Victorian single stone gypsy ring set in 18ct gold, the round brilliant cut diamond of approximately 0.50ct star set to tapering shoulders and plain shank, Chester hallmarks for 18ct gold, 1884, size R½, gross weight 6.6g Within the limitations of the setting, the diamond measures approximately 5.35mm diameter, 3.28mm depth. The yellow gold all around the stone makes colour assessment extremely difficult - possibly J/K; the stone is bright and lively with no eye-visible, large or glaring inclusions, perhaps SI1 or even VS2. The setting has wear and tear commensurate with its age, and the shank is relatively thin at the back, though still robust. The diamond is a 20th century cut so not contemporary with the setting.
Lot 370
An early 20th century sapphire and diamond cluster ring, the central rectangular facetted sapphire surrounded by twelve pavé set old single cut diamonds in a scalloped edged setting with low pierced gallery, knife edged shoulders and plain shank, size R, unhallmarked yellow metal stamped '18ct'
![[FINE 19TH CENTURY BINDING] - THE HOLY BIBLE WITH A DEVOTIONAL AND PRACTICAL COMMENTARY BY THE REV. R. JAMIESON London, James](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/254e2310-1dde-4c54-b8cb-aa2300b38bac/6a3a77af-6781-4dd6-a69e-aa2900ccf053/468x382.jpg)
Lot 10
[FINE 19TH CENTURY BINDING] - THE HOLY BIBLE WITH A DEVOTIONAL AND PRACTICAL COMMENTARY BY THE REV. R. JAMIESON London, James S Virtue, [circa 1860-1870]. Two large thick folio volumes, separate titles to Old and New Testaments, numerous engraved plates after John Martin and others, generally a clean and fresh copy. Finely bound in full contemporary purple pebble-grained morocco, boards with decorative panels in blind with gilt leaf devices at the corners, thick heavy boards, spines with gilt raised bands and lettering direct, outer and inner gilt dentelles, all edges gilt, lightly rubbed in parts, upper board to vol 1 fractionally bowed, but a bright and handsome set (2)
Lot 102
SIBBES, RICHARDTHE BRUISED REEDE, AND SMOAKING FLAXLondon, R Dawlman, 1631. Second edition enlarged, 12mo, ex-lib copy with ink stamps to title and verso, a few 17th century m/s annotations in ink, occasional light soiling/handling marks, later library pigskin binding. Scarce, ESTC S107876, the British Library recording just 2 locations in Britain and a further 4 in N America
Lot 13
HALL, JOSEPHTHE WORKS OF JOSEPH HALL DOCTOR IN DIUINITIE, AND DEANE OF WORCESTERLondon, printed for Nath. Butter, 1625. Folio, general title page within large woodcut architectural border, individual title pages to each part (most being dated 1624 as per other copies), "Noah's Dove" printed by John Haviland for Hanna Barret (1624) inserted after p960 with separate title and pagination, reverse of general title with 18th century printed booklabel of Patrick Gordon dated December 20th 1744 and his signature to the title, woodcut head and tail pieces throughout, some soiling, waterstain to some leaves primarily at the beginning and the end, however generally clean and fresh otherwise. Early 20th C half calf, gilt raised bands with lettering direct. Pagination erratic as usual but collated and complete, ESTC S120194, variant. From the library of Rev. W R Saunders and sold at the Phillip's sale 5.10.92 Lot 69
![[FINE REGENCY BINDING] THE HOLY BIBLE.. WITH NOTES BY THE REV. ISAAC SAUNDERS London, R Edwards, 1811. Thick folio, engraved](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/254e2310-1dde-4c54-b8cb-aa2300b38bac/7f6b0769-5f4b-45f0-8b7c-aa2900cd36da/468x382.jpg)
Lot 157
[FINE REGENCY BINDING] THE HOLY BIBLE.. WITH NOTES BY THE REV. ISAAC SAUNDERS London, R Edwards, 1811. Thick folio, engraved frontispiece, engraved title, and plates, some occasional browning/spotting. Bound in a fine contemporary straight-grained red morocco binding, boards with outer roll borders in gilt and blind, both boards with large gilt arabesques and large central gilt devices incorporating lettering in Hebrew, original fully-gilt spine re-laid and partially repaired, some small areas of wear to boards, rubbed. A still-handsome Regency-period binding despite the professional repairs, and this issue of the Bible published by Edwards is scarce
![[MEDICINE] ARBUTHNOT, JOHN AN ESSAY CONCERNING THE NATURE OF ALIMENTS, AND THE CHOICE OF THEM, ACCORDING TO THE DIFFERENT CO](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/254e2310-1dde-4c54-b8cb-aa2300b38bac/89f40804-bbf4-41ba-a096-aa2900cd3c0a/468x382.jpg)
Lot 169
[MEDICINE] ARBUTHNOT, JOHN AN ESSAY CONCERNING THE NATURE OF ALIMENTS, AND THE CHOICE OF THEM, ACCORDING TO THE DIFFERENT CONSTITUTIONS OF HUMAN BODIESLondon, J & R Tonson, 1756. Fourth edition, 8vo, a good fresh copy, one gathering at rear slightly proud, bound in 18th century full tan calf, rubbed at extremities, spine gilt with red label, small loss of leather to the very bottom of the spine. The fourth edition is now quite scarce and is usually found in poor condition compared to this copy. ESTC N9334
![[19TH CENTURY BINDING] - THE HOLY BIBLE WITH A DEVOTIONAL AND PRACTICAL COMMENTARY BY THE REV. R. JAMIESON London, James S Vi](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/254e2310-1dde-4c54-b8cb-aa2300b38bac/87ed0579-7703-4a34-9a45-aa2900ccf630/468x382.jpg)
Lot 17
[19TH CENTURY BINDING] - THE HOLY BIBLE WITH A DEVOTIONAL AND PRACTICAL COMMENTARY BY THE REV. R. JAMIESON London, James S Virtue, [circa 1860-1870]. Two large folio volumes, separate titles to Old and New Testaments, numerous engraved plates after John Martin and others, occasional browning but generally clean. Bound in full contemporary dark-brown pebble-grained morocco, boards with wide and elaborate gilt panels with central floral arabesques, spines gilt in compartments, rubbed with some minor extremity wear (2)
![DANIEL, WILLIAM BARKER RURAL SPORTS London, Longman [and others], 1812. Three volumes, tall 8vo, engraved calligraphic title](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/254e2310-1dde-4c54-b8cb-aa2300b38bac/6e4a5550-8d1b-40a1-8e0f-aa2900cd3fb0/468x382.jpg)
Lot 177
DANIEL, WILLIAM BARKER RURAL SPORTS London, Longman [and others], 1812. Three volumes, tall 8vo, engraved calligraphic title pages to each volume, a total of 72 plates including titles (correct as per plate lists), some plates folding, occasional light browning and spotting but a good copy. Bound in 19th century diced tan calf, flat spines gilt in compartments, joints cracked with some wear, spines with slight wear at head and tail. A supplemental volume was published separately by R Crosby in 1813 (3)
![[THE LEA AND DOVE DE LUXE EDITION] WALTON, IZAAK and COTTON, CHARLESTHE COMPLEAT ANGLER OR THE CONTEMPLATIVE MAN'S RECREATIO](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/254e2310-1dde-4c54-b8cb-aa2300b38bac/41804b74-8f32-49e0-948f-aa2900cd4011/468x382.jpg)
Lot 178
[THE LEA AND DOVE DE LUXE EDITION] WALTON, IZAAK and COTTON, CHARLESTHE COMPLEAT ANGLER OR THE CONTEMPLATIVE MAN'S RECREATION... AND INSTRUCTIONS HOW TO ANGLE FOR A TROUT OR GRAYLING IN A CLEAR STREAMLondon, Sampson Low [and others], 1888. 100th edition, the De Luxe limited edition number 187 of 250 copies, signed by R. B. Marston (the editor), all illustrations in mounted India-proof state, photogravures by Peter Henry Emerson and George Bankhart, a very good copy. Handsomely bound in full green morocco leather, boards with the combined gilt monograms of Walton and Cotton, spines with gilt lettering direct (spines faded to brown), inner gilt dentelles and marbled endpapers, a handsome and scarce set (2)
Lot 184
BOWDLER SHARPE, R (EDITOR) LLOYD'S NATURAL HISTORYLondon, Edward Lloyd, 1896-1897. The complete set of 16 volumes with hundreds of colour plates, crown 8vo, comprising: Lepidoptera (5 volumes), by W. F. Kirby; Mammalia by Richard Lydekker; Primates (2 volumes), by Henry O. Forbes; Birds of Great Britain (4 volumes), by R. Bowdler Sharpe; Carnivora by Richard Lydekker; Marsupialia and Monotremata by Richard Lydekker; Game-Birds (2 volumes), by W. R. Ogilvie-Grant. Uniformly bound in publisher's maroon cloth, spines faded, head and tail of some spines with wear (16)
![YARRANTON, ANDREW ENGLAND'S IMPROVEMENT BY SEA AND LAND. TO OUT-DO THE DUTCH WITHOUT FIGHTING, [...etc.]London, R Everingham](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/254e2310-1dde-4c54-b8cb-aa2300b38bac/9960e661-54be-4974-b52c-aa2900cd435f/468x382.jpg)
Lot 186
YARRANTON, ANDREW ENGLAND'S IMPROVEMENT BY SEA AND LAND. TO OUT-DO THE DUTCH WITHOUT FIGHTING, [...etc.]London, R Everingham for the Author, 1677. First edition, small 4to, A1 Imprimatur leaf present and dated Octob. 4. 1676., 6 folding maps and 2 folding plates (4 with closed tears, repaired to verso), bottom corner of leaves b2, H1 and H2 torn away not affecting text, a few leaves with tiny paper flaws at corner/margins (not affecting text), 17th century mottled calf, worn, wear to head and tail of spine and upper joint cracked. Text collated and complete, matching the B.L. copy, ESTC R221084
![SURTEES, ROBERT SMITH MR. SPONGE'S SPORTING TOUR [IN THE ORIGINAL PARTS/WRAPPERS]London, Bradbury and Evans, 1853. First edit](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/254e2310-1dde-4c54-b8cb-aa2300b38bac/7d79208f-f218-47c5-8fa1-aa2900cd4632/468x382.jpg)
Lot 193
SURTEES, ROBERT SMITH MR. SPONGE'S SPORTING TOUR [IN THE ORIGINAL PARTS/WRAPPERS]London, Bradbury and Evans, 1853. First edition, THE SCARCE 13 PARTS ISSUED IN 12, WITH THE ORIGINAL ORANGE WRAPPERS, mixed 1st/2nd issues. The following points are noted for our copy: Part III page 95 has the 1st-issue misspelling of 'Dundleton'; Part IV contains the 1-leaf advertisement for the "People's Illustrated Journal", but the 16-page advertisement "Ford's List of Prices" has sometime been removed; Part VI has the slip advertising a "Cheap Edition of the Works of Mr. Charles Dickens"; Part VII has a 4-page advertisement for "Allsop's Pale or Bitter Ale"; Part VIII has the 2nd-issue woodcut on p230; Part X has a rare "R Ackermann 191 Regent Street" yellow calligraphic printed label applied to bottom margin of upper wrapper; Part XI has an 8-page advertisement for Allsop; Parts XII and XIII have the slip announcing the extra Number of "Household Words", the advertisement for the first Number of "The Field", the slip for "Punch's Almanack", the slip for "Handley Cross", and the 4-page publisher's advertisement. The wrappers are in good condition with some slight chipping to head and tail spines, a few small closed tears etc., upper cover to Part I faintly soiled and a little dusty, but a good set, all 13 hand-coloured plates are present, woodcuts throughout, housed in a later cloth-bound solander box, cloth worn in parts
Lot 2
RAFFALD, ELIZABETHTHE EXPERIENCED ENGLISH HOUSEKEEPER, FOR THE USE AND EASE OF LADIES, HOUSEKEEPERS, COOKS, &cLondon and Manchester, R & W Dean, 1807. New edition, 8vo, engraved portrait frontispiece, 3 other engraved plates (complete), occasional light browning and marking, the two folding plates at the rear somewhat creased, full contemporary calf, joints cracked but firm, rubbed/worn
Lot 230
WILLIAM III (1650-1702) AND MARY II (1662-1694) PIECES SIGNED AS KING AND QUEEN WILLIAM R AND MARY R: on parchment 5.4 x 9.2 and 3.6 x 7.2cm, loosely laid down on two old laid paper leaves William III King of England, Scotland and Ireland, reigned 1689-1702, jointly with his wife Mary II, 1689-1694.
Lot 269
FOUR VINTAGE WOODEN JIG SAW PUZZLES, TWO DOUBLE SIDED, MAP OF EUROPE/ PRODIGAL SON AND MAP OF ENGLAND/FARM SCENE, G SPENCELAYH - THE EXPERT, ANOTHER, 32.5 x 25cm, 32 x 26cm, 22.5 x 15.5cm and 19.5 x 15cm three original boxes, H & R N Make and Cox & Co ++Map of England and Map of Europe both with one piece missing and two pieces broken but present
Lot 275A
CARD GAME. CHANGEABLE PORTRAITS OF GENTLEMEN, LONDON R ACKERMANN 1819 hand coloured metamorphic shoulder length profile portraits on card in three interchangeable sections, in the original divided wooden box with publishers' printed part trade label on underside, box 10cm l, comprising twenty three heads, nineteen mid faces and seventeen bodies
Lot 284
PHOTOGRAPHER UNKNOWN, EARLY 20TH C AN ALBUM OF PHOTOGRAPHS OF LANGLEY PARK BUCKINGHAMSHIRE SEAT OF SIR ROBERT BATESPM HARVEY, IST BARONET 125 geletin silver prints including 62 panoramic views of the house, grounds and family, mounted on linen hinged leaves, 16.5 x 36cm, half calf, upper board letter in gilt LANGLEY PARK 1923, wanting spine In 1788 R B Harvey bought the Langley Estate which remained I the hands of his descendant until 1945 when it was purchased by Buckinghamshire County Council. Earlier in 1738 the park had been acquired by Charles Spencer, 3rd Duke of Marlborough for hunting until in 1756 he commissioned Stiff Leadbetter to build the present house finished in 1760. His successor George, 4th Duke of Marlborough commissioned Lancelot 'Capability' Brown to landscape the grounds.
Lot 30
THE COMPLEAT ENGLISH COPYHOLDER: OR A GUIDE TO LORDS OF MANORS JUSTICES OF THE PEACE, TENANTS, STEWARDS, ATTORNIES, BALIFFS, CONSTABLES, GAMEKEEPERS... [ETC.]. BY A GENTLEMAN OF THE INNER TEMPLE.London, E and R Nutt, 1735. First edition, 2 vols 8vo, waterstain to title and first few leaves of vol 2 but otherwise a clean fresh copy. Contemporary calf, dusty and a little soiled, one joint cracking but sound (2)
Lot 342
D H LAWRENCE. AN EXTENSIVE COLLECTION including Lady Chatterley's Lover, popular edition,m privately printed 1930, R Adlington, Portrait of a Genius but..., 1950, 'E T' [Jesie Chambers] D H Lawrence a Personal Record, 1953, H Schafer, Die Lieder eines agyptichen Bauren, Leipzig 1903 and about 108 others, by Lawrence, various editions, his life, letters, relationship and influence, bibliography and several catalogues (112 approx) Included in this lot is the Leipzig published German book of Arabic working songs that Lawrence translated and adapted as the poem cycle "War Films" published in 1919 as his own work. see D Cram - Quarterly, 2001, Vol 30, No 2)
![GAILHARD, J [JEAN]THE BLASPHEMOUS SOCINIAN HERESIE London, R Wellington, 1697. First edition, 8vo, last 4 leaves of Chapter V](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/254e2310-1dde-4c54-b8cb-aa2300b38bac/660dc977-2cdb-4cdf-b1d1-aa2900cd0149/468x382.jpg)
Lot 42
GAILHARD, J [JEAN]THE BLASPHEMOUS SOCINIAN HERESIE London, R Wellington, 1697. First edition, 8vo, last 4 leaves of Chapter VII misbound within the preface, browning throughout, printed on thin paper, 2 or 3 leaves with marginal tears not affecting text, blank endpapers badly torn, 17th century blind-panelled calf, worn with loss at corners. Scarce, ESTC R12826. Plus: [LOCKMAN, JOHN] - A NEW HISTORY OF ENGLAND, BY QUESTION AND ANSWER. London, T Astley, 1735. Second edition, 12mo, title a little dusty with some creasing, occasional soiling, 18th century calf, worn at corners and joints splitting. This edition is rare, ESTC T131242. Plus: DEACON, SAMUEL - BARTON HYMNS. A NEW COMPOSITION OF HYMNS AND POEMS. Coventry, Luckman and Suffield, 1797. Second edition, 12mo, occasional soiling, 18th century calf, worn, joints splitting at bottom. This edition is rare, ESTC N43577, the BL recording just two copies. Plus approximately 23 other antiquarian volumes primarily 18th/19th century (circa 26)
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