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J. W. Benson, 62 & 64 Ludgate Hill, London, an 18ct gold half hunter cased pocket watch, circa 1886, No.102642, keyless three quarter plate movement with split bi-metallic balance and overcoil balance spring, signed 'Special Warrants to H M The Queen and the R H Prince of Wales', white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds and blued spade hands, four piece hinged case with snap on bezel, London 1886, dial and movement signed 'J W Benson', 5 cm (2 in)
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J. R. Arnold, Cha. Frodsham, 84 Strand, London, an 18ct gold cased open face small pocket watch, circa 1852, No.7552, jewelled English fusee lever movement with gold three armed balance and steel flat balance spring, jewelled English fusee lever movement with gold three armed balance and steel flat balance spring, textured and floral engraved gold dial with painted black Roman numerals and steel breguet hands, engine turned three piece hinged engined case, London 1852, 4 cm (1.5 in)
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AFTER EDWARD PATRY. "Reginald R Barker" a portrait study of gentleman in hunting dress, black and white print, a black and white print of "The Right Honourable James Lord Sherborne, Provincial Grand Master of Gloucestershire, presented by the Masons of the Province, 27th May 1869", and a black and white print of a military officer.
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A Pattern Book, Circa 1933-1934, Comprising Holding Samples of Fabric, predominantly French, Bilbelle & Co, Paris, the majority of the 94 pages displaying eight fabric samples, including cotton, wool, silk, rayon and viscose mixes, and incorporating several letters from the suppliers addressed 'Bilbille & Co, 101 Rue Reaumur, Paris. **This pattern book is sold on the instruction of R Gaunt and Sons (Holdings) Ltd
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A Long Case Timepiece, by Wm R Smith, Barnsley, with silvered and brass square dial engraved with the arms of that town, the massive movement with double three legged gravity escapement and brass cylindrical pendulum bob in a mahogany case with waved mouldings, Sheraton style inlay and upon pediment top, early 20th century, 233cm
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After P R Hall 'HMS ALBION, RFA WAVE KNIGHT, AND HMS OCEAN Black and white print, printed signature and dated 1998, 40cm by 66cm, with slip frame inscription 'Presented to the Directors of Cammell Laird by GEC Marine on the occasion of the re-commissioning of the dry docks 15th April 1998', framed; four assorted colour photographs, including an aerial photograph of 'MV Ibex - Ro-Ro Passenger Ferry', an aerial view of the Birkenhead Yard, the 'Deep Water Navigator' and 'Leinster - B&I Line Ferry' (5)
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A Royal Worcester Fruit Bowl, circa 1950, the fluted body painted by John Freeman, signed, with pears and blackberries, cherries and gooseberries on the inside, the exterior apples, peaches and other fruits, printed mark in black 'R' and 'HR' in gilding, scratched cross in glaze, 30.5cm (possible hairline crack)
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Piranesi (Giovanni Battista) Veduta interna della Villa di Mecanate, etching, 475 x 625mm., marginal defects, one repaired tear into image, along central crease, first Paris edition, (H.73 II), early 19th century ~ Troyen (J.) (Christ disputing with the doctors), after Spaniolet, engraving, 210 x 300mm., marginal browning, some handling creases, c.1770 ~ Bourlier (M.A.) Study of a Head for the Picture of Christ Giving Sight to the Blind, after Richter, stipple-engraving, 570 x 425mm., trimmed within the platemark, surface dirt, one large repaired tear, other marginal defects, published by the artist, 1813 ~ Bowyer (R. publisher) Ceremony of Te Deum by the Allied Armies on the Square of Louis XV. at Paris, original hand-coloured aquatint, 340 x 585mm., central fold, surface dust, marginal tears, other minor defects, 1815 (4).
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Turner (J.M.W. R.A.) Liber Studiorum, 42 published plates only, of 71, including Mont St. Gothard, Penbury Mill, London from Greenwich, Junction of Severn and Wye, and Source of the Arveron, by C. Turner, W. Say, R. Dunkarton, and others, including 8 of the 11 plates engraved by J.M.W. Turner himself, etchings with mezzotint and aquatint, printed in a range of sepia and brown inks, each c.208 x 290mm., various states including at least two first states, most second or third states, some intermediate states not conforming to Finberg, includes many very good, richly inked, impressions, Dunstanborough Castle with the collector's signature, in ink, of Mary Constance Clarke (Lugt 449), and a collector's ink stamp (?of Charles Stokes) (c.f. Lugt 2758), Juvenile Tricks with the collector's violet ink stamp of James Reiss (Lugt 1522), and Hind Head Hill with the dealer's ink stamp of C.W. Dowdeswell, 36 Chancery Lane (Lugt 690), all stamps and the signature on versos, six bearing the Turner sale blind-stamp, two with a small hole within the image, one with a short tear into the title area, not affecting lettering, several with spotting, surface dirt, light damp-staining and other minor, mostly marginal, defects, most hinged into mounts, a few mounted at corners, one laid down, one duplicate, most published by the artist, a few by Charles Turner, 1807-1819; with 4 related prints including Procris and Cephalus by Thomas Lupton, outline etching, printed with plate tone, c.1863, and The Deluge, unpublished, the printing plate bought by Colnaghi in the Turner sale, mezzotint, printed in sepia, on laid india paper, later 19th century ~ Short (Sir Frank, R.A., P.R.E.) 5 plates after the Liber Studiorum, including 2 images previously unpublished by Turner, mezzotints, printed in bistre, from 210 x 270mm. to 225 x 300mm., all signed in pencil, lower right, all hinged into mounts, occasional spotting, R. Dunthorne (the unpublished plates by the engraver), 1886-1902 (51).
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The Studio.- The Studio Almanac, 7 posters for the years 1896-99, 1901-04, by Arthur A. Orr, Walter West, H. Granville Fell, Henry Ospovat, Frank Brangwyn, Harold Nelson, R. Percy Gossop, and Ethel Larcombe, respectively, the smallest 201³2" x 151³4", the largest 261³2" x 191³4", unexamined out of frames, not appearing to be laid down, a few spots, 1903 with a small loss within the image and a few other minor surface defects, London or Edinburgh, 1896-1904 (7).
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Lobel-Riche (Almery) Un Crepuscule d'Islam, by Andre Chevrillon, numbered 48 of 315 copies, the frontispiece an original drawing, with a composite set of plates by Lobel-Riche, comprising 23 images only, of 36, some in 2 or 3 states, 54 plates in total, including 4 duplicates, 20 further plates within the text, the frontispiece, pen and ink over pencil, signed and dated in pencil, lower right, the plates, etchings, the variant states with drypoint or plate tone, and occasional marginal vignettes added, printed in black or brown ink, almost all on vellum-type paper, text uncut, printed by R. Coulouma, the plates printed on the artist's own press, loose in original printed wrappers, as issued, additional blue boards and slip-case, small folio (330 x 250mm.), Paris, by the artist, 1930 ~ Besancenot (Jean) Bijoux Arabes et Berberes du Maroc, from an edition of 650, title, coloured frontispiece and 40 plates of jewellery designs, uncoloured lithographs, each c.195 x 250mm., or the reverse loose as issued, in original printed wrappers, in cloth-backed printed boards with ties, small folio, Casablanca, Editions de la Cigogne, 1953 ~ Irwin (Eyles) A Voyage up the Red-Sea, 2 engraved maps, only, and 4 aquatint coastal views, only, these trimmed within the platemark and inset on support sheets, contemporary mottled calf, worn, covers detached, 4to, J. Dodsley, 1780; sold not subject to return (3).
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Schwob (Marcel) La Porte des R¿+öves, one of 200 copies signed by the author (this unnumbered), plates, illustrations and fine hand-coloured plate with 2 hinged doors by Georges de Feure, text within decorative borders, original decorative wrappers bound in, contemporary brown morocco with black morocco and gilt inlays, by M.K., t.e.g., others uncut, slightly bumped and occasional slight rubbing, marbled endpapers, 4to, Paris, pour les Bibliophiles Independants, 1899.
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Updike (John) Bech Is Back, original cloth, dust-jacket, slip-case, New York, 1982 ~ McFee (William) The Harbourmaster, original cloth-backed boards, slip-case, Garden City, New York, 1931 ~ Ford (Gerald R., President of the United States) Churchill Lecture, original cloth-backed boards, California, Northridge, 1984 ~ Kissinger (Henry) Years of Upheaval, plates, original buckram, slip-case, Boston and Toronto, 1982, limited editions, signed by the authors, 8vo (4).
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Baum (L.Frank) Ozma of Oz, illustrated by John R. Neill, hinges cracked, Chicago, 1907; The Patchwork Girl of Oz, illustrated by John R. Neill, Chicago, 1913; Jaglon and the Tiger Fairies, illustrated by Dale Ulrey, neat ticket on front free endpaper, Chicago, 1953, first editions, original cloth, colour illustration on upper cover, first mentioned dust-jacket slightly defective at head, large 8vo & 4to (3).
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EARLY HAMILTON. 8 ins long, dark olive green early example, pontilled base & applied rolled lip. Embossed 'R. HODGSONS/ IMPROVED/ SODA/ WATER1 with coat of arms above to one side, 'MADE &/ SOLD/ 287 STRAND LONDON' with coat of arms above to other. Amongst the finest of all pontilled embossed hamiltons. THE 'classic' of them all! Ext. good condition.
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An oak and mahogany crossbanded boxwood and ebony strung longcase clock, second quarter 19th century, the broken scroll pediment with gilt brass terminals above an arched glazed door, between fluted brasss capped pilasters enclosing a 13" white painted arched enamel dial with Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture and marked R Matthews, Oswestry, painted with a hare coursing scene, the corners painted with fruit cornucopiae, eight day movement striking on a bell above a boxwood and ebony inlaid mahogany frieze over a three quarter length crossbanded trunk door with concave top corners flanked by fluted brass capped quarter pilasters and plain based board on bracket feet, 87" high
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Selden (John) De Jure Naturali & Gentium juxta Disciplinam Ebraeorum, first edition, half-title, title in red and black, wood-cut illustrations and initials, lower corner of R chipped not affecting text, contemporary calf, worn at extremities revealing boards, rebacked, [STC 22168], folio, 1640.
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Spectator (The), 8 vol. only of 9, lacking vol.V, first 4 vol. first editions, vol.VI-VIII 12th edition, last vol. 6th edition, inner hinges weak, contemporary mottled calf, for S. Buckley and T. Tonson, 1712-39 ~ Entertainment. A Collection of the most Esteemed Farces and Entertainments Performed on the British Stage, 2 vol., slight foxing, inner hinges cracked, contemporary mottled calf, extremities worn, spine ends chipped, for A. Millar, W. Law, and R. Cater, 1792; and 12 others, Miscellaneous Literature, some incomplete sets, 12mo & 8vo (22).
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Nichols (John) Illustrations of the Literary History of the Eighteenth Century, 8 vol., engraved frontispieces, contemporary calf, spine gilt with morocco labels, rebacked, original backtrips laid down, 1817-58 ~ Thorpe (B., editor ) Ancient Laws and Institutes of England, half-title marginally repaired, 20th century half morocco, spine faded, 1840 ~ Parliamentary Papers. Earnings and Hours Enquiry. Report of an Enquiry by the Board of Trade into the Earnings and Hours of Labour, vols.I-VI bound in 2 vol., contemporary binder's cloth, 1909-11 ~ Tytler (Alexander Fraser, editor) Memoirs of the Life and Writings of the Honourable Henry Home of Kames, 2 vol., portrait, later half morocco, Edinburgh and London, 1807 ~ Brett (R. Dallas) History of British Aviation 1908-1914, plates, modern binder's buckram, n.d. [c.1933]; and a quantity of others, Miscellaneous, v.s. (qty.).
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Watson (Eric R.) Trial of George Joseph Smith, frontispiece, detached, A.L.s. from Dr. J.A. Billing, coroner, and T.L.s. from Mrs. Smith's insurance company tipped-in, 1922 ~ Young (Filson) The Trial of Hawley Harvey Crippen, T.L.s. from H.H. Crippen tipped-in, offering his services in regards to deafness, written shortly before his arrest, 1920, first editions, plates, original cloth, 8vo, Edinburgh, Notable English Trials (2).
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Fitzgerald (F. Scott) The Letters..., 1964; The Great Gatsby. A Facsimile of the Manuscript, limited edition, slip-case, Washington, D.C., 1973; Correspondence..., New York, 1980 ~ Graham (Sheila) College of One, 1967 ~ Mellow (James R.) Invented Lives, 1985, original cloth or boards, all but second in dust-jackets; and 31 others, Fitzgerald, 8vo & 4to (36).
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