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An Edwardian 18 carat gold three stone diamond ring, the three old brilliant cut diamonds, approximately 0.40 carats total, set to a gipsy band, hallmarked Chester 1901 finger size R, a late Victorian sapphire and diamond three stone ring, mounted in 18 carat gold, hallmarked Chester 1898 finger size Q, and an Edwardian ruby and diamond ten stone ring, set with four oval mixed cut rubies with old cut diamonds between, mounted in 18 carat gold, hallmarked Birmingham 1909 finger size N, and an Edwardian sapphire and diamond five stone ring, mounted in 18 carat gold, hallmarked Birmingham 1907 finger size L (4)
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William Lionel Wyllie R.A., R.I. (1851-1931) Italian Fishing Boats and Sea Birds off a Mountainous Coastline with Roman Ruins on a Hillside in the Distance, Signed artist's proof, also numbered "XC", black and white drypoint etching, 25cm by 35cm (9 3/4in by 13 3/4in) *Ex. collection Captain R. Glazebrook, The Prince of Wales Own, Naval and Military Club
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R...Harrington (1800-1882) Still Life of a Fish, Rod and Reel on a River Bank, possibly a Rainbow Trout. Inscribed with the artist's name by a later hand on the reverse of the frame, oil on board, 15cm by 30.5cm (6in by 12in) *R.Harrington came from Carlisle and was a pupil of Abraham Cooper. He generally painted portraits of horses, cattle and poultry and some of his works were engraved by Charles Hunt, others were lithographed by Thomas Fairland but all were published by R.Harrington of Carlisle, presumably himself. His work appears to be of some quality with good landscape backgrounds painted behind the animals, although a little nave. His does not appear to have exhibited
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J & W Cary: Cary's New Terrestrial Globe and a New Celestial Globe, on matching mahogany stands, each made up of two sets eighteen hand-coloured printed gors, the terrestrial globe with cartouche "Carys New Terrestrial Globe exhibiting the tracts and discoveries made by Captain Cook; also those to Cat. Vancouver on the North West Coast of America, M. de la Perouse on the Coast of Tartary, together with every other improvement collected from various navigators and travellers to the present time, London, made & sold by J & W Cary, Strand, March 1st 1816, with corrections and additions to 1833", finely detailed, showing rivers, mountains, desserts, towns and cities (cracks to paper and body and overall uniform fading/yellowing); and the Celestial Globe "Carys New Celestial Globe on which are laid down the whole of the stars nebulae & C, contained in the astronomical works of the Revd. F Wollaston. F. R. S. de la Caille Herschel, Heyelius Mayer, Flamsteed, Bradley & C. London made & sold J & W Cary, Strand, March 1816" (with explanation) below, the equatorial in degrees, hours and minutes, the ecliptic graduated in days of the month and of the houses of the zodiac, the constellations depicted my mythical beasts and figures, the stars to nine orders of magnitude with nebulae (numerous cracks and several poorly executed repairs), each raised on four mahogany quadrant to three inswept legs ending in castors, 113cm high
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A Black Marble Perpetual Calendar Mantel Clock With Barometer, signed R Heslop, Huddersfield, circa 1860, the drum case supported by rectangular plinth with two brass framed apertures of malachite, 5-inch enamel dial with Roman numerals and visible Brocot escapement to the centre, two further dials for barometer and calendar, twin barrel movement with striking on bell, backplate stamped "Japy Frerès" and numbered "64 12.3", 42cm high
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The crest 'a leg in armour couped at the thigh quarterly argent and sable spurred' and the motto which translates 'Being innocent fear no one', are that of Eyre of Lindley Hall Leicestershire. Captain Reginald Francis Eyre, RN, succeeded to the Sawston estate and had a Royal License in 1930 to assume the additional arms and name of Huddleston, becoming Captain R F Eyre-Huddleston.
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A silver and enamel covered dish and spoon, designed by C R Ashbee for The Guild of Handicraft, 1903, The loop handled dish with a spreading base and a cover with cherry red enamel and a tall knop set with a blister pearl, 25cm wide The spoon also set with blister pearl, 14.5cm long (3) Provenance: Purchased by the vendor's grandfather in 1904, thence by decent CF: Alan Crawford, C R Ashbee, 'Architect, Designer & Romantic Socialist', Yale 1985, p. 335, fig. 169 'Modern English Silverwork, an Essay by C R Ashbee, together with a series of designs by the Author drawn upon a hundred separate lithographic plates and coloured by hand with a descriptive index', p. 17, plate 17. Similar covered dishes by C R Ashbee can be found at the Victoria and Albert Museum and Kunstgewerbemuseum, Zurich
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90A 19th Century oak armorial of shield shape, carved with a coat of arms and the motto 'Neminem metue Innocens', 130 x 112cm wide. The crest 'a leg in armour couped at the thigh quarterly argent and sable spurred' and the motto which translates 'Being innocent fear no one', are that of Eyre of Lindley Hall Leicestershire. Captain Reginald Francis Eyre, RN, succeeded to the Sawston estate and had a Royal License in 1930 to assume the additional arms and name of Huddleston, becoming Captain R F Eyre-Huddleston.
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A Royal Worcester part dessert service, 1918-1919, painted with panels of fruit by R Sebright, signed, on a blue ground with gilt decoration and light pink cartouches, comprising: five plates, a shaped oval dish, a square dish and a circular dish, printed marks and date codes, painted number W8346, retailed by Waring & Gillow Limited, plate 22.5cm diameter (8)
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Aldin, Cecil (illustrator) - Handley Cross or Mr Jorrocks's Hunt, R S Surtees: London, n/d [1911] 2 vols, royal 8vo, 24 coloured plates, red publishers orig boards, gilt ills to upper, spines faded, gilt; a further edition dated 1854, London, John Leech, 8vo, hand coloured plates, pubs bds; Mr Facey Romford's Hounds, London 1865, 8vo, disbound, hand coloured plates
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Shepherd, Thomas H (illustator) - Metropolitan Improvements; or London In The Nineteenth Century, displayed in a series of engravings of the new buildings, improvements etc, by the most eminent artists from original drawings, by T Shepherd, with historical topographical and critical illus by James Elmes (M R I A) Architect: London, Jones & Co, 1828, 172 pp, 4to, eng title, folding plan of Regents Park, copious engravings, two per page, tissue guards, grained cloth boards, with later black leather spine, gilt dec compartments, raised bands, gilt
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*** de Simone, Italian 19th Century, S. Y. ALDEBARAN R. Y. S. in the Mediterranean; S. Y. ALDEBARAN R. Y. S. sailing in stormy weather, both signed and dated De Simone 1905 and both inscribed R. Y. S. ALDEBARAN R. Y. S., a pair, both gouache on paper, each 40x62cm.; 15.75 x24.5in. (2). # 1000-1500. . 188. Karl Friedrich Schulz. 1796-1866, in the harbour, signed and dated 1831, oil on canvas, 47x74cm.; 18.5x29in.
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Pablo Picasso, 1881-1973, VISAGE DE PROFIL (AR NO. 209), inscribed 19.12.53; stamped Edition Picasso, Madoura Plein Feu, inscribed Edition Picasso, Madoura, R-154 and numbered 81/150 on the base. painted and partially glazed terracotta vase, height: 25cm.; 9.75in. Conceived on 19th December 1953 in a numbered edition of 150.
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ARCHITECTURE. A collection of 22 vols., including: Spiers, R. Phene. Architecture East and West. A Collection of Essays...1905. Presentation copy inscribed by the author, 1906. Cont. qtr. brown morocco gilt. -- Anderson, William J. and R. Phene/Spiers. The Architecture of Greece & Rome. Second Edition, 1907 -- Gotch, J. Alfred. The English Home from Charles I to George IV. (c. 1918). Mostly 8vo., orig. cloth. Illustrated. (22)
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RIMMER, ALFRED. Ancient Stone Crosses of England. 1875. Wood engraved text illustrations. -- WISE, JOHN R. The New Forest Its History and its Scenery. Third Edition, 1880. Illustrations by W.J. Linton after Walter Crane, and 2 maps, one of them folding. With 13 others, including 2 titles by Edward Thomas. Mostly 8vo., orig. cloth (15)
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SHARPE, R. BOWDLER. A Hand-Book to the Birds of Great Britain. 2 vols., 1896. 8vo., Cont. half maroon roan. Coloured plates. -- FOTHERGILL, GEORGE A. Sketch-Book. First Edition, No. 34 of 100 reserved copies for binding, signed by the author, from the edition of 500. Oblong folio, orig. cloth backed boards (soiled). Illustrations. With 2 others. (5)
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BIBLE, The. Robert Barker, 1602. Black letter. 8vo., old calf (overs detached, lacks backstrip) Old Testament begins at A2, lacks A8, 2 leaves torn in O.T., lacks title to Apocrypha, title to N.T. present but with damage at outer edge, Revelations imperfect at end, With Two right profitable...Concordances, R. Barker, 1602 and The Whole Booke of Psalms, metrical version, John Windet for the Assignes of Richard Daye, 1602, (imperfect at end. Many cropped margins throughout.) With an imperfect Josephus. sold not subject to return (2)
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HOLY BIBLE, The. Robert Barker and by the Assigns of John Bill, 1637. 8vo., old sheep (spine and joints cracked). Woodcut title to New Testament (lacks title to O.T., C2 and C8 with defective outer margins, affecting text). Bound with an imperfect Book of Common Prayer, The Genealogies, by John Speed 1637, 16 leaves (corner of title torn away), The Way to True Happiness. R. Young Edinburgh n.d., and an imperfect Metrical Psalms. Herbert 516. Sold not subject to return
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