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Lot 9036
Monti - George III mercury barometer c1810, with a broken pediment and brass finial, rounded base and inlaid oval paterae, 8" silvered register calibrated in inches with predictions, steel indicator and brass recording hands, Fahrenheit scale alcohol thermometer within a glazed and surface mounted box. Dimensions: Height: 99cm
Lot 116
Collection of larger scale wooden, wicker and metal furniture, plus miscellaneous items with African / Asian influence, etc, suitable for dolls and teddy bears, includes: wooden dresser, 13"/33cm; roll top desk; various wooden and wicker / sea grass chairs; wooden puzzles; chairs; lacquered and highly decorative items; etc; Fair Plus to Excellent; (large quantity).
Lot 49
Larger scale wooden furniture, suitable for dolls and bears: (1) wooden mid-century dining table and four chairs, table height 5.5"/14cm; (2) set of table, three bentwood chairs, arm chair, twin-seat and rocking chair, chairs all with woven raffia seat (twin seat needs repair to raffia), chair back height 13.5"/34cm; (3) wooden dining chair, with red upholstered seat, 20"/51cm tall; (4) wooden chair, upholstered seat, 17"/43cm; (5) three wooden chairs, smallest 11.5"/29cm and tallest 16"/41cm; (6) cathedral arch top wooden chair, 16"/41cm; Fair Plus to Excellent; (qty).
Lot 50
Larger scale wooden furniture, suitable for dolls and bears: (1) four wooden hand-made chairs, three are inscribed John White, materials include ash, tallest 10.5"/27cm and smallest 7"/18cm; (2) six assorted chairs, each with label to underside- Derbyshire Museum Service 270 a, tallest 7.5"/19cm and smallest 6"/15cm; (3) spindle-back chair with tapestry seat, 11.5"/29cm; (4) monk's bench, label underneath MADE IN WALES; (5) chair with label- Reduced copy of an old Saxon chair, exhibited at the Earl of Leycester's Hospital, Warwick, 5.5"/14cm; (6) cathedral style back chair, hand made 100 S. King (inscribed under the seat), 10"/26cm; (7) ornate monks bench, 8.5"/22cm and chair, 10"/25cm; (8) ornate chair, 9.75"/25cm; (9) wooden rocker, 10"/26cm; Fair Plus to Excellent; (qty).
Lot 67
Dinky Toys/Meccano vintage 1930s Dolly Varden dollhouse furniture, 1:24 scale (17 pieces), including: 4 x brown (wood effect) dining tables, 9 x brown (wood effect) chairs, 1 x white table (possibly repainted), 1 x cream and green table, 1 x green chair and 1 x blue fridge/cabinet, all have some form of paint loss; fridge/cabinet is missing door and one hinge, unboxed, Good to Good Plus, 1-2" tall; (qty).
Lot 499
Luntoy (Barrett & Sons) Bill & Ben the Flowerpot Men, comprising: 18 cm scale Flowerpot Man puppet, diecast/hollow cast with jointed parts, original operating frame (corroded) and strings (one broken). In Good condition, with paint chips and wear to face and body. Reference - Joplin: Hollow Cast Civilian Toy Figures: Page 255 - "Luntoy. Flower Pot Man string puppet made by Barrett & Sons. Unique item, value undetermined". Does not come with original packaging or fibre flowerpot.
Lot 508
A House for a Home The Ultimate Doll's House built by Clive Addis, "The Elms" 1542, wooden 1/12 scale Tudor doll's house No.61, two storeys plus loft space, roof opens to reveal loft space comprising of two rooms either side of stair case, second floor opens at front to three rooms and landing, ground floor comprises of hall and two rooms. House splits apart into three sections, ground floor, 2nd floor and loft/roof, fully wired (untested), with lights and outside street lamp. Comes with complete documentation and plans. NB. The house took over 407 hours to complete and cost £3054. Baseboard - 47"/119cm x 24"/61cm, House H-38"/96cm (to top of chimney) W - 44"/112cm, D - 19"/49cm. COLLECTION ONLY FROM STOCKTON ON TEES OFFICE.
Lot 1490
A well engineered and constructed model of a live steam powered Lake Windermere Steamer 'Josephine' built by renowned model maker Robert Dudley in 1-12 scale, with horizontal boiler lagged in planked woodwork with brass boiler bands, safety valve, steam pressure gauge, water sight-glass and steam supply pipe with displacement oiler to twin simple, vertical twin cylinder steam engine with lagging and flywheel. The twin cylinder steam engine with radio control servo fitted. The model having been run on compressed air and live steam, with centre flue boiler having test pressure certificate. The boiler being of copper construction with brass and other quality fittings. The butane gas tank mounted under foredeck. The model is sold together with a display and launching cradle as well as full size plywood case for transportation and storage. Vessel 112cm long overall
Lot 3
Manchester United Opus. Limited to 10,000 copies and personally signed by Sir Alex Ferguson and Sir Bobby Charlton. The ultimate tribute to a unique sporting institution, telling this story in greater depth than ever before with 400,000 words and 2,000 images displayed on an epic scale. Weighing in at 37 kilos and 850 pages long, each half a metre square, The Official United Opus is the biggest football book ever produced, and contributions by Britain’s finest sportswriters and photographers in collaboration with Red icons ensure that the Opus brings the reader closer to United than ever before. The story of Manchester United is one of the most emotive in the entire world of sport. Note: It’s the tale of a football club established by a humble group of railway workers in 1878 and taken on an incredible journey to the summit of world football; a journey encompassing the tragic loss of Sir Matt Busby’s incomparable Babes in the 1958 Munich air tragedy, and the manager’s own recovery from life-threatening injuries to build a new team and lead them to European Cup glory a decade later. Busby’s inspiring success and the style in which it was achieved attracted a global fan base and set a template for future managers. After years of hopes and false dawns, Sir Alex Ferguson finally emulated and exceeded those feats, culminating in the Treble of 1999. Comes in its original box. Buyer collects
Lot 50
This remarkable piece stands as an example of one of the earliest Anheuser Busch advertising corkscrew knives ever created. It features a stanhope lens on the Anheuser-Busch beer opener knife, though without an image. The scales are crafted from German silver and intricately showcase the A & Eagle logo on one side, while the reverse scale portrays the Anheuser Busch name on a banner, all adorned with Victorian-era design elements. Issued: 1900Dimensions: 4"L x 0.25"W x 0.5"HManufacturer: Anheuser BuschCountry of Origin: GermanyCondition: Age related wear.
Lot 100
SAKALAVA FEMALE FIGURE, by the master carver Maneraky, son of HoratsySophie Goedefroit has kindly informed us that this figure was almost certainly carved by Maneraky, who died in the 1950s and was the son of the renowned carver, Horatsky, who founded the prolific workshop in the village of Kivalo and died in 1910. The Kivalo workshop made sculptures for tombs across the region north of Morondava. The chest, arms, facial features and the relatively small scale are typical of Maneraky‘s style. A photograph taken by Nicole Boulfroy in the Ankirijibe cemetary (north of Morondava) in November 1970 (Musée de l'Homme BF-72-1042-780) shows a very similar figure. It seems likely that this figure was carved by Maneraky for the cemetry at Ankirijibe. The figure was removed some time between 1970 and 1992. It is almost certainly carved in hazomalany wood ("Hernandia voyronii"). For a discussion of Horatsy and the Kivalo workshop see Goedefroit, S. and Lombard, J., ‘To the Glory of the Ancestors‘ in "Arts & Cultures", Geneva, 2008, pp.136-153.We are grateful to Professor Sophie Goedefroit and Jacques Lombard for their assistance with this catalogue entry.65 cm. high
Lot 326
America.- Hennepin (Louis) A New Discovery of a Vast Country in America...Between New France and New Mexico, 3 parts in 1 (second part bound after third part), first English edition, engraved frontispiece and 5 folding plates only (of 6, lacking "The Taking of Quebec by the English"), one folding engraved map only (of 2), frontispiece and title with minor marginal repair, plate of Niagara hand-coloured, map with repaired tear causing very slight loss, route hand-coloured and mileage scale browned, the occasional early ink inscription, including to verso of some plates, R6 & 2G3 tiny rust-hole within text, scattered foxing and soiling throughout, heavy browning at beginning and end, hinges repaired, 19th century calf, spine gilt but with small loss to foot, wear to extremities, joints cracked, [Wing H1450], 8vo, for M. Bentley &tc, 1698. *** The second issue of the English translation, known as the "Tonson" issue (with the first line of the imprint ending in "Tonson"), issued immediately after the first with plates and typography improved. An early account by a French missionary of his travels in the North American interior exploring the basin of the Mississippi River, and including the first printed description and engraving of Niagara Falls. In this copy the second part ("An Account of Several New Discoveries...") is bound after the third ("A Continuation..."). Provenance: "Henry H. Shufeldt Chicago 1881" (pencil inscription to front free endpaper; bookplate); indecipherable 19th century ink ownership inscription (front free endpaper); tipped-in catalogue entry captioned "Quaritch Catalog August 1896" in pencil (front free endpaper).
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