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Click here to subscribeRayner S. (Simeon) - The History and Antiquities of Haddon Hall illustrated by thirty-two highly finished drawings with an account of the Hall in its present state: Derby R. Moseley 1836 folio 32 plates plain cloth covered bindings gilt; Chatsworth & Haddon an album of late 19th century albumen prints folio landscape plain grained cloth covered boards leather spine (distressed) 12 large format images
Three First World War medals, comprising; the 1914 - 15 star to 1431 PTE.R.L.TRELIVANG, ESSEX R., the 1914 - 18 British War Medal and the 1914 -19 Victory Medal to 1431 PTE. R.L.TRELIVING. ESSEX R., mounted on a bar, a silver and enamelled RAOB Medal, with paperwork and with a case and an enamelled Royal Artillery Association badge.
“A early Victorian Renaissance revival pendant, circa 1850, of hexagonal outline, set with crescent shaped cabochon garnets and square cut emeralds at the cardinal points with old brilliant and rose cut diamond highlights, mounted in gold with a glazed locket back, and attached to a fine link chain, in the original fitted red leather case by R & S Garrard & Co, Panton Street, London”
“A 1930’s 9 carat gold full hunter pocket watch, the keyless lever movement 381879, with white enamel Roman dial and subsidiary seconds dial, the cuvette hallmarked London 1934, maker’s mark R&S, the outer cuvette engraved in script with initials, attached to a 9 carat gold curb link albert chain with ‘T’ bar connection and a George V sovereign dated 1918 attached, gross weight 40.8 grammes, and a silver half hunter pocket watch, with keyless lever movement, white enamel Arabic dial with subsidiary seconds dial, the chapter ring with black enamel Arabic numerals, the inner case numbered 9105042 1733 and hallmarked London import 1918 (2)”
J. Jenkins (fl. late 18th Century) and Frances Jukes (1745-1812) after William Mason - Pair of aquatints - “A Country Racecourse with Horses Preparing to Start”, and “A Country Racecourse with Horses Running”, each 17.5ins x 25ins, published by R. Pollard, May 1786 (prints trimmed close with margins, with some creasing and discolouration, and with some slight repairs), contained in Hogarth frames and glazed #350-500
A good Victorian oval two handled tray, the shaped and moulded rim with bold C and leaf scroll mounts and textured bandings, the centre engraved with a wide banding of bold scrolled leafage and eight small circular portrait vignettes, moulded scroll handles, 31ins x 23ins overall, by Robert Garrard, London 1863, and stamped with address “R. & S. Garrard, Panton St, London” (weight 150ozs)
A fine quality George III architect's mahogany desk, the rectangular double-hinged top on ratchet supports and inset with leather cloth, fitted three short drawers to the frieze, each lock stamped R. Barron, each drawer numbered, false drawers to the sides fitted brass handles, raised on square tapering legs with spade feet and original leather-covered castors, 50 1/2in. x 26in. x 30in. high.
A Martin Brothers stoneware cheese dish and cover incised with sea fish amongst weed and a prowling shark in shades of blue and green on an ochre ground the top with classical foliage border in shades of brown the knop modelled as a limpet base incised 12-88 R W Martin & Bros London & Southall cover incised Martin Bros London & Southall 12-1888 hairline to base 20cm. high
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