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Lot 1293
A Brass Striking and Repeating Carriage Clock, circa 1900, carrying handle and repeat button, enamel dial with Roman numerals, twin barrel movement with a platform lever escapement striking on a gong, movement backplate with maker's mark R&C for Richard & Co, 19cm high over handle19.12.18, Brass surfaces are discoloured, movement is dirty, original platform is discoloured, dial is clean, movement is working and the repeat is working.
Lot 626
An 18 Carat Gold Old Cut Diamond Cluster Ring, in a carved setting, total estimated diamond weight 1.60 carat approximately, finger size R . The ring is in good condition. It is hallmarked London, no date letter or maker's mark. The approximate qualities of the diamonds are; colour H/I, clarity VS1/VS2. Gross weight 4.8 grams. Condition Report made 10th December 2018.
Lot 552
An 18 Carat Gold Hessonite Garnet and Diamond Cluster Ring, a cushion cut hessonite garnet in a collet setting, within a border of rose cut diamonds, to diamond set shoulders, total estimated diamond weight 0.45 carat approximately, finger size R. The ring is in good condition. The hallmark is worn, assay in Birmingham, no date or maker's mark legible. The garnet measures 11mm x 9mm x 5.1mm approximately. Gross weight 6.2 grams. Condition Report made 11th December 2018.
Lot 542
A Blue Enamel and Rose Cut Diamond Mourning Ring, three graduated rose cut diamonds within a blue enamel rectangular plaque with a rose cut diamond frame, to diamond set forked shoulders, finger size R. The ring is in fair condition, the plaque appears to have been re-enamelled, with uneven texture and colour, the shank has been resized. It is not hallmarked or stamped, valued as silver on gold. Gross weight 7.7 grams. Condition Report made 11th December 2018.
Lot 129
NO RESERVE Glass.- Hartshorne (Albert) Old English Glasses. An Account of Glass Drinking Vessels in England, from Early times to the end of the eighteenth century, half-title, colour frontispiece, plates, illustrations, tissue guards, original half decorative vellum, rubbed and marked, London & New York, Edward Arnold, 1897; and Grant R. Francis on Old English Drinking Glasses, 1926, large 4to (2)
Lot 54
The Castrato and the Soprano.- Epistle (An) from S-----o, to A-----a R-----n, first edition, 6pp. (the last blank), disbound, [Foxon E377; ESTC lists 5 copies], Printed for M. Smith, 1724.⁂ Rare bawdy poem in which the Italian castrato Senesino, London's greatest opera star of the day, purportedly apologises to Anastasia Robinson, also a celebrated opera singer, for his sexual limitations.
Lot 112
NO RESERVE Bibliography.- Sports & Pastimes.- Stott (R. Toole) Circus and Allied Arts..., 4 vol., one of 1150 copies from an edition limited to 1200, vol. IV numbered and signed by author to limitation f., other vol. unnumbered, Derby, 1958-71 § Westwood (T.) & T. Satchell. Bibliotheca Piscatoria..., bookplate of Richard Ellsworth Call to front pastedown, publishers' catalogues and advertisements, contents separating, 1883 § Hall (Trevor H.) Old Conjuring Books..., one of 1000 copies numbered and signed by the author, frontispiece, 1972 § Lake (Fred) & Hal Wright. A Bibliography of Archery, Manchester, 1974 § Hartley (R.A.) History & Bibliography of Boxing Books..., Hampshire, n.d., first, third & last illustrations, original cloth or rexine, each a little rubbed, first, fourth & last dust-jacket, first with nicks and tears, fourth spine faded; and a small quantity of others, sale & booksellers' catalogues, related, 4to & 8vo (sm.qty.)
Lot 69
Food and drink.- Warner (Rev. Richard) Antiquitates Culinariae, or Curious Tracts relating to the Culinary affairs of the Old English, engraved title, 2 terracotta aquatint pates, one double-page, of 'A Peacock Feast', little spotting, contemporary morocco-backed boards, rubbed and marked, ends of spine worn, [Bitting p. 485; Vicaire 873; Simon BG 1607], 4to, R. Blamire, 1791.
Lot 262
Collction of 3 Rapid Rectalinear Brass Bound Lenses brass bound body engraved '13284 Rectilinear No3 Marion & Co London. With single Water house stop; brass bound body engraved 'R Abraham 61 Aldersgate London Rapid Rectilinear', with Waterhouse stop slot; bras body engraved 'Clement & Glimer Paris' with iris diaphragm, flange
Lot 263
Netherlands history, 8vo and 12mo. The History of the Republick of Holland..., 2 vols., London 1705, folding map and 16 portraits, panel calf; TORCY (Comte de) Memoires de ... pour servir a l'histoire des Negocations Depuis le Traite de Riswick.., in 3 vols. a la Haye 1757; Lettres et Negociations entre M. Jean de Witt.., 4 vols. Amsterdam 1725; KANE (R) Campaign of King William and the Duke of Marlborough.. 1689 to 1712. 2nd edition 1747, folding map and 17 plates; WITT (J de) The True Interest and Political Maxims of the Republick of Holland and West Friesland, in three parts. London 1702, portrait; few others, contemporary bindings in varying condition (19)
Lot 287
CRUIKSHANK (R., illustrator) six 12mo stories in coloured paper wraps, c.1830: Old Booty!, Steamers v. Stages, Margate (ink mark to cover), The March of Intellect, and Tom Thumb; BARTSCH (F De) Catalogue des Estampes de J. Adam de Bartsch. Vienne 1818, 8vo, paper wrapper detached, foxing to portrait frontispiece; BENVENISTE and HOETIS (editors) Zero, 1949-50, printed in Tangier, loose plates, unopened, paper wrapper (8)
Lot 320
AINSWORTH (W Harrison) Jack Sheppard. First edition, London: Bentley 1839, large 12mo, in 3 vols., illustrations as called for by George Cruikshank, half title to vol. III only, publisher's cloth, one inner hinge split; SURTEES (R S) Handley Cross, or the Spa Hunt. first edition, 1843, 3 vols. 8vo, original cloth backed boards with paper labels; READE (Charles) Hard Cash, in 3 vols., first edition, 1863, 8vo, publisher's cloth (chipped spines), text with slight marginal toning (9)
Lot 333
History, military, maritime and travel. WALLACE (A R) Australasia, 3rd edition London 1883, thick 8vo, folding maps, cloth gilt; WILLIAMS (Gomer) History of the Liverpool Privateers. London 1897, thick 8vo, illustrated, cloth gilt; GRAHAM (T J) Modern Domestic Medicine, 4th edition 1829, 8vo, uncut, modern buckram; PIGOT (R) and J. LEIGHTON. The Life of Man Symbolised by the Months of the Year. 1866, 4to, original green cloth; others later including bindings (24)
Lot 334
JOHNSON (Samuel) A Dictionary of the English Language, 6th edition, London 1778, 2 vols, 8vo, vol. I title torn at head with slight loss, preface leaf repaired, generally toned, later half morocco rubbed; THOMSON (James) The Works, in 4 vols. London 1773, 12mo, full contemporary calf; CRABBE (Rev G) The Works, in 5 vols., London 1823, 8vo, half calf, rubbed; Poems, 2nd edition 1808, 8vo, uncut, boards; Life and Poems, in 8 vols. 1834, small 8vo, contemporary cloth, chipped; SOUTHEY (R) The Remains of Henry Kirke White, in 2 vols. 1913, 8vo, uncut, contemporary cloth, faded; (22)
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Lot 336
Literature and poetry, 19th century, 8vo or 12mo, mainly on mental afflictions. [SLOUS (F L)] Leaves from the Scrap Book of an Awkward Man, 1844, title inscribed by the author; PALIN (R) Iphotelle or the Longing-Fit, 1810, boards; A Popular Analytical Essay to prove the past insanity of Napoleon Buonaparte. Beverley 1814, 40pp. modern boards; The Moorland Bard, 2 vols., 1807, foxing; BRISTOW (A) The Maniac A Tale. 1810; BENNOCH (F) The Storm and Other Poems. 1841; HALL (Spencer T.) The Forester's Offering. 1841, with ms poem to first leaf; 7 others in contemporary bindings (15)
Lot 337
Literature and poetry, various, 17th century and later, including: BOLTON (Robert) A Discourse about the State of true Happiness. London 1631, 8vo, first 4 leaves trimmed, bound with - Instructions for a Right Comforting Afflicted Consciences. 1635, incomplete, damaged binding; others later including: Euripides (3 vol.), military instruction and history (ex. lib. stamps), bound periodicals; WESLEY (J) A Collection of Hymns for ... Methodists, 1814, 8vo; others - odd volumes, etc. condition varies (quantity); SHAKESPEARE, Works, edited by I. Reed, 1820, small 8vo, some staining, full calf gilt (rubbed); HINDMARSH (R) A Key to the Spiritual Signification of Numbers. Manchester 1820=64, small 8vo, half calf; BLOMEFIELD (R) The Farmer's Boy, 15th edition 1827, 12mo, calf gilt; etc
Lot 344
Literature, various. Ten Minutes' Advice to Every Person Going to Choose a Husband. London: for J. Booker 1811, 12mo, 36pp., original paper wrapper; KIPLING (R) Collected Verse, first edition 1912, large 8vo, toned, spine worn; STEVENSON (R L) The Man and his Work, The Bookman extra number 1913, cloth; LYTE (H C Maxwell, Sir) A History of Eton College, 1911, lartge 8vo, morocco; ROBINSON (W Heath) A Song of the English, Hodder and Stoughton for The Daily Telegraph, plates; others - bindings, Kipling, childrens, tourist folding contour maps, etc.
Lot 366
Childrens, novels, etc. A general collection of 20th century books including: JAMES (M R) A Thin Ghost and Others. London: Edward Arnold, 1919, first edition, 8vo, publisher's cloth, edges rubbed; AUSTEN (Jane) Works, in five vols., 2nd edition, Oxford 1926, illustrated, cloth; [HUGHES (Thomas)] Tom Brown's School Days. 3rd edition, Cambridge 1857, half calf; etc
Lot 384
ACKERMANN (Rudolph) A History of the University of Cambridge, its Colleges, Halls, and Public Buildings, 2 vols., London: R. Ackermann 1815, large paper edition, with 95 hand coloured plates including Founders, and uncoloured Chancellor plate (all as called for), and duplicate india paper mounted uncoloured plates, later red morocco by Riviere, some light damp staining to latter part of Vol. II, slight wear to joints and edges, partial damp stain to lower board of vol. II
Lot 4
A collection of coloured East Anglian coastal prints, R. Pollard after J. Butcher, View of the Jetty at Yarmouth, 1801, aquatint, 43 x 68cm; two others similar of the Quay and Market Place, (some brown staining); Harwich Harbour, engraving for T. Taylor and R. Hulton, and two Ogilby road maps for Harwich and Chelmsford (6)
Lot 450
HAMILTON (Augustus) The Art Workmanship of The Maori Race in New Zealand. Wellington: The New Zealand Institute, 1896-1901, 4to, five parts in one, continuous pagination, illustrations, original pictorial cloth gilt; with BURKE (B) History of Colonial Gentry, vol. I, 1891; Return of Freeholders of New Zealand for1882, damaged cloth; MARTIN (R M) The British Colonies; one other on New Zealand
Lot 458
NORDENSKJOLD (O) "Antarctic", 2 vol., Berlin 1904, 8vo, first German edition, chipped dust wrappers; AMUNDSEN (R) First Crossing of the Polar Sea, New York 1928, 8vo, dust jacket, damage (bump) to spine; BALCHEN (B) Come North With Me, first edition 1958, 8vo, dust jacket; DENT (C A) Mountaineering, London 1892, large paper 8vo, plates, later morocco backed boards (5)
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