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Lot 10
Swansea (Cambrian) Pottery, an early 19th century pearlware jug of baluster form, circa 1800/1810; shaped loop handle, transfer-decorated in underglaze blue in the Chinoiserie Fern pattern with landscape and pagodas, the neck decorated with geometric-style lozenges against a scale-style ground, unmarked (two match-head size chips to underside of spout front (14.75cm high (top of spout), the body approx. 12.5cm wide (not including handle))
Lot 137
An large pair of opposing oak-backed bronze portrait plaques of classical gods; the plaques cast after models by Edmund Louis Charles Tassel, each plaque cast in relief with a profile portrait of a young man, the first modelled after Mercury wearing a winged helmet and breastplate, and cast with a bearded mask and wings, the second of Perseus wearing a helmet surrounded by twin hippocampi and a laurel crown, his scale cast breastplate decorated with the head of Medusa (unmarked) (plaque sizes 49cm x 34.75cm)
Lot 377
A 19th century mahogany and brass-inlaid eight-day bracket clock; white-enamel dial with Roman numerals above a brass inlay and a reeded base, the hinged door opening to reveal French movement (J. Marti, Paris) and striking on a gong, side sound holes with 'fish scale'-style brass grille and ring handles adorned in high relief with cornucopia (32cm high x 22cm widest point of base)
Lot 388
An early 19th century eight-day mahogany and brass-inlaid bracket clock; cream dial with Roman numerals and signed Thwaites & Reed, Clerkenwell, London, the gilded single fusee movement also signed to the backplate, the ornate gilded side handles decorated in high relief with cornucopia above arched fish-scale-style sound holes, raised on four gilt-metal ball-style feet, together with keys and pendulum etc. (41cm high x 25cm wide)The clock appears to be in working order with it's original key and pendulum, the movement appears to be original and is engraved with the clock maker's name which matches the name on the painted dial. There is a label on the inside of the clock case to say that the clock was overhauled by AA Osbourne and Son, London EC1 in May 1986.
Lot 604
A 19th/early 20th century mahogany-cased and brass-bound marine chronometer 'J.G. FAY & CO. LTD. 90 High Street, Southampton'; the silvered dial signed, with Roman numerals and with auxiliary compensation dial at the 6 o'clock position, numbered 8169, up/down wind scale dial at the 12 o'clock position, with original key etc., the hinged mahogany lid with shield-shaped vacant cartouche, re-enforced brass corners and with the front labels of J. G. Fay & Co. Ltd again numbered 8169, Southampton, the top section of the hinged lid opening to reveal the chronometer under glass, the inside of the case with original paper label of F. Smith & Son, Marine Opticians, 23 Oxford Street, Southampton and detailing the ship 'Sapphire' (Capt. Elliot), original outer case key and generally in very good original untouched condition with no 'major' problems noted (the case 18cm square and 19cm high)We are unable to open the case to expose the movement on the Vendor's instructions, the provenance is good and the instrument is in original condition. We cannot say whether the clock is running for the 56 hours and we suggest shipping via a Fine Art shipper. We are not sure how to open the chronometer and are not specialist horologists in order to confirm that this is a chain fusee movement. We can only say that this has come from a very good military Estate clearance where the family’s military and naval history goes back over 200 years to the late 18th Century. It has been in private family ownership for many years and appears to be in good original condition.
Lot 714
A MID 19TH CENTURY FRENCH GOLD MOUNTED ROCK CRYSTAL SCENT BOTTLE, of slim tapering oval form with pierced and engraved decorative mounts, the hinged lid with engraved scale decoration, lifting to reveal a twist out stopper, French eagle head small guarantee mark. 9.5cm longThe absence of a Condition Report does not imply that a lot is without imperfections. Please note carefully the exclusion of liability for the condition of lots contained in the Conditions of Sale.Hinge in good order and the top closes tightly. Generally good condition commensurate with age.
Lot 7162
London. John Rocque. [An Exact Survey of the citys of London Westminster ye Borough of Southwark and the Country near ten miles round, begun in 1741 & ended in 1745 by John Rocque Land Surveyor ; & Engrav'd by Richard Parr.], circa 1746, one map sheet (only) from Rocque's multi sheet large scale map of London, this sheet depicting Walthamstow, Wanstead, Leyton, Hackney Marsh area. VGC, good margins
Lot 7188
'The Times Atlas', London, 1895, 117 pages of engraved coloured maps as called for, folio, original full calf gilt (rubbed and slightly worn, iner joints weak), all edges gilt; plus 'Bacon's New Survey Map of Norh Wales', engraved coloured folding map backed onto linen, circa 1919, revised according to the latest ordnance survey, scale one inch to two miles, printed area approx size 88 x 113cm,. original cloth gilt binding (2)
Lot 7237
(Bible, - Hebrew). 'Vetus Testamentum Hebraicum', edited Benjamin Kennicott, Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1776-1780, 1st edition, 2 volumes, folio, folio, full calf gilt (worn and scuffed in places), spines gilt in compartments, black morocco gilt labels to spines, marbled end papers, armorial bookplates to front paste downs (2). The earliest attempt to provide a large scale critical edition of the Old Testament, from collations of all the known Hebrew manuscripts and printed editions of the Bible, which took Kennicott and other participating scholars ten years to complete
Lot 215
43x Boxed and carded diecast models by Corgi, Matchbox and others including a Solido Citroen HY Van 'Palmolive' in 1:18 scale and a Ford Thames lorry in 1:43 scale,. Together with a small quantity of toy related paperwork, diecast, tinplate and plastic toys, suitable for the restorer. (4 Boxes)
Lot 224
A selection of vintage boxed larger scale plastic London Bus models, all double deckers, including a Mettoy RT type model, a copy of this Mettoy model manufactured by Coral Plastics and a large impressive Routemaster model by Lincoln International, together with a Mak's (HK) Routemaster Bus, in a slightly smaller scale, with operational clockwork motor housed in a crisp illustrated box. All of the buses appear G+/VG, carry period advertising and are fitted with friction drive although the friction is most ineffectual on the RM, almost non existent. Boxes range from F/G to VG. It should be noted that the Lincoln International box mentions 'Forward and Reverse Remote Control' features which the bus enclosed does not have, though the front wheels of the bus do turn left and right. An unboxed vintage Mettoy plastic Milk Float, fitted with friction drive and with detachable milk crate load, G+/VG, is also included as part of this lot. (5)
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