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Lot 171
CRICKET, signed tour brochure for the 1965 tourists, signed to biographical pages by 15 N.Z. and 15 South Africa players, inc. Reid, Dowling, Cameron, Collinge, Congdon, Jarvis, Morgan, Motts, Pollard, Sinclair, Sutcliffe, Taylor, Vivian, Ward, Yuile & W. A Hadlee; van der Merwe, Barlow, Bacher, Bland, Botten, Bromfield, Crookes, Dumbrill, Gamsy, Lindsay, MacCaulay, McKinnon, P. & R. Pollock & Lance, slight scuffing to spine, VG
Lot 205
A LAUNCHING MALLET FOR THE TELEGRAPH CABLE LAYER S.S. ELECTRA (1885), finely carved overall in fruitwood and inscribed around head R. NAPIER & SONS GLASGOW / S.S. ELECTRA 19th JANy. 1885 / EASTERN TELEGRAPH COMPANY LIMITED -- 12in. (30.5cm.) high, Usually based in Gibraltar, this 1,236 ton vessel enjoyed a long career and was not broken up until April 1923.
Lot 269
A 19TH-CENTURY CORN BALANCE BY W.R. DELL & SON, LONDON, the balance arm calibrated from 0-70 and W. R. Dell & Son, 26 Mark Lane, London, constructed in lacquered brass and steel and contained in fitted wooden box with accessories and maker’s instructions inside lid -- 12in. (30.5cm.) diameter
Lot 296
AN EIGHT-DAY BAROGRAPH BY NEGRETTI & ZAMBRA, CIRCA 1980, the lacquered brass bedplate with maker’s plate signed as per title and numbered ‘R/1947’, silvered drum with clockwork motor, eight pressure capsules, set within glazed wooden case with chart drawer below, overall measurements -- 8½ x 14¾ x 9in. (21.5 x 37.5 x 23cm.)
![A FINELY PLANKED ½IN.:1FT. SCALE MODEL OF THE CORNISH PILOT GIG NEWQUAY [1812], built by R. Philips, of lime, holly, spruce a](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/b4d57fab-8867-44ff-a413-a4760122f180/6dc97f15-8123-4610-9ab3-fdc7b6aa7f48/468x382.jpg)
Lot 361
A FINELY PLANKED ½IN.:1FT. SCALE MODEL OF THE CORNISH PILOT GIG NEWQUAY [1812], built by R. Philips, of lime, holly, spruce and mahogany, fully framed and with clinker-built planking, bottom boards, foot rests, thwarts and rowlocks for six oarsmen, finished in blue, white and varnish and mounted on two turned columns, display base with six oars and plate. Measurements overall -- 4 x 17¾in. (10 x 45cm.). Carrying box, historical notes and builder’s certificate, The Newquay, originally built by William Peters of St. Mawes, Cornwall, is still extant and is used for racing events.
Lot 41
ADMIRALTY OFFICE: ‘AN ALPHABETICAL LIST OF THE COMMISSION OFFICERS’. 16mo. Sn 1789; together with Burroughs, R. A Treatise on Trigonometry & Navigation. 12mo. 8 Engraved plates. (a little soiling and spotting). Contemporary sheep. (extremities a little rubbed); And 30 others, miscellaneous. (32)
Lot 59
STONE, H.L. AND A.F. LOONIS: ‘MILLIONS FOR DEFENSE. A PICTORIAL HISTORY OF THE RACES FOR THE AMERICA’S CUP’, New York, Derrydale Press 1934. Colour frontispiece, plain plates and illustrations. Original blue cloth. (a little soiled and rubbed). Copy number 135 of 950; together with Dufferin and Ava, Marquess. A Yacht Voyage. New York, R. Worthington, 1878. A few illustrations, original blue pictorial cloth gilt. (head and foot of spine rather worn). (24)
Lot 1141
A Samson Hancock Derby cup, painted with flowers; a H & R Daniel Etruscan shape cup and saucer, painted in coloured enamels with floral and foliate decoration within yellow and gilt cartouches, on a cobalt blue ground, pattern No 3859 c.1830; another decorated in the Imari pallet, pattern No 2013(5)
Lot 1536
Toys & Juvenalia - 00/HO Gauge, a Triang R.356S Battle of Britain Class "Sir Winston Churchill smoking 4-6-2 locomotive and six wheel tender, BR green livery. boxed; R.156 Class 08 Diesel Shunter, boxed; assorted Triang/Hornby passenger coaches and goods wagons, track, station, transformer etc; a Mainline brake coach etc qty (2 boxes)
Lot 39
A pair of 19th Century ivory portrait miniatures, signed W. R. Walters The first depicting a young gentleman wearing high necked collar, cravat, jacket before a burnt umber ground, the companion picture a lady with pink dress and curled black coiffured hair against a deep violet background, each mounted giltwood and gilt gesso carved frames, 20x19cm (2). CONDITION REPORT: Lot 39: Each good condition, portrait of lady with vertical line running beside face. Very difficult to see, rubbing to gilding on frames and cracks, I think they are painted on ivory, see image.
Lot 390
An Art Deco hallmarked silver four piece tea service Comprising teapot, hot water jug, each with ivorine finials and angular handles, twin handled sugar bowl, milk jug, each piece having panelled decoration with relief Art Deco sectional design, made by C W Fletcher & Son, Sheffield 1934-36, total weight 58oz. (illustrated) CONDITION REPORT: Lot 390; Tea pot length from handle to spout 28cm, knob measures 28cm. Water jug 18cm high, each with cracking to ivory handle and finial. No inscription or monogram . Tea pot-R Coffee pot- S Bowl and jug-T Condition is good.
Lot 281
HOBSON (R), CATALOGUE OF THE FRANK LLOYD COLLECTION OF WORCESTER PORCELAIN OF THE WALL PERIOD, British Museum, 1923; THE WATNEY COLLECTION catalogues Vols I, II and III; CATALOGUE OF THE SCHREIBER COLLECTON OF ENGLISH PORCELAIN, EARTHENWARE, ENAMELS &C, 1885; CATALOGUE OF FRANKS COLLECTION OF CONTINENTAL PORCELAIN, 1896; CATALOGUE OF SEVRES PORCELAIN IN THE WALLACE COLLECTION, Vols I, II and III; with other auction and collection catalogues (qty)
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