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A Fine border of Brussels needle lace with complex Rococo design of large scale leaves and flowers shells and fruit and a number of detailed infills 18 th Century, length 272, with 86 cm returnsFrom a gentleman's private collection of lace which was amassed over many years . one tan coloured stain, a few small rust marks 2 x 1.5 cm, a few small holes otherwise good
A 1930s with possible later adaption's raspberry red silk velvet dress with large scale design sewn with glass beads . Good overall condition but some faults4cm tear under one arm pit, small 1cm tear to one shoulder seam , colour of fabric goodMost of bead work present but there are some looses and loose beads, perhaps 10% loss overall
* Miles Master. An exceptionally fine flying scale model of this wartime aircraft which was produced as an advanced trainer for pilots who would go on to fly Spitfires and Hurricanes. Its Rolls Royce Kestrel engine gave it a speed of over 475 mph - almost as fast as the front line fighters . The model is a much researched 'one off,' constructed from wood and having an extremely authentic finish in RAF camouflage scheme - but yellow below, to indicate a trainer - and markings of the period, with aircraft number N7775. It has folding undercarriage, a petrol engine and outstanding detail in both cockpits. 183cm wingspan x 156cm nose to tail (Qty: 1)
* Tokens. A collection of National Aircraft Factory, Croydon canteen tokens circa 1917, comprising 15 circular ivorene discs each stamped N.A.F. 1D 2 Croydon, 19mm diameter (Qty: 15)NOTESIn 1917 the Ministry of Munitions, commissioned the construction of 4 National Aircraft Factories to significantly boost the rate and scale of production of aircraft. No.1. Factory based at Waddon in Croydon produced De Havilland DH9 for the Royal Flying Corps.
* Frog Hawker Hart Flying Scale Model. In original box, circa 1935, a very scarce example of this limited production flying-model aeroplane, of very lightweight pressed-aluminium, wood and doped paper construction, with detachable wire-braced wings, contained in its original box, complete with inbuilt winder mechanism & handle, instruction manual(s) and oil lubrication bottle etc, very good original condition for age. (Qty: 1)
A collection of six late 19th / early 20th century miniature porcelain vases, to include a pair of Coalport vases painted with panels of exotic birds, butterflies and insects on a blue scale ground, 9cm, a Crown Derby vase with floral and gilt decoration, 12cm, and a Doulton Lambeth example, 9cm, (some a/f)
Natural history interest, a wooden box containing a large quantity of specimens, to include three large pieces of coral, conch shells, cowry shells, a rostellaria shell, a box of pond fossils, a tin filled with various small shells, a box of sea snail shells, a box of sea urchins, a fish scale fossil, an ostrich egg painted with a scene of boats sailing and one other unpainted, a carved gourd from the West Indies, a tin filled with Mexican Wild Vine Seed, a box of Icelandic Spar, caoutchouc, a tin filled with agates and pearly tops, multiple quartz crystals, Penang rubber, silkworm silk etc
titled in kanji , reads 'Dai-Nihon kaikiru zenzu', translated as 'the complete nautical and land maps of the Great Japan', published in the 4th Bunky year (1864) by the publisher Ebisuya Shoshichi in Toto City, the original woodblock engraved by Takeguchi Takizabur , oriented with north to the upper right, with the scale of 1:1,944,000, despite the mainland of Japan, also covers the Japanese archipelago, which are Yakushima, Tanegashima, Okinoerabujima, Kikaijima, Hachij -jima, Kunashir etc., with wooden frame (Dimensions: 81cm x 108cm) (Qty: 1)(81cm x 108cm)
Kenner and Hasbro large-scale Star Wars Figures, boxed: Kenner Skywalker/Leila/Solo 11" figure pack, Kenner 11" Barquin D'Arc, Hasbro Amidale 11" figures in black and red gowns, Ep.1 Watto 8" figure, Ep.1 Anakin 7" figures (x7), Podracer and Commtalk Reader, all in original packaging together with unboxed 11" Bobba Fett (14)
Poland. Jaillot (Alexis-Hubert & Sanson (Guillaume), Estats de Pologne subdivisés suivant l'estendue des Palatinats, Jean Covens & Corneille Mortier, Amsterdam, circa 1720, engraved map with contemporary hand colouring, title repeated in French above engraved image, large allegorical cartouche and mileage scale, old folds, 575 x 875 mm (Qty: 1)
Poland. Gilly (David), Special Karte von Suedpruessen mit Alleroechster Erlaubniss aus der Koniglichen..., Simon Schropp & Co., Berlin circa. 1803, large scale engraved map on thirteen (complete) sheets, not conjoined, contemporary outline colouring, one sheet with small repaired closed tear, each sheet approximately 540 x 720 mm (Qty: 13)
* South East England. Saxton (Christopher) . Cantii, Southsexiae, Surriae et Middelsexiae comitat una cum suis undique consinibus oppidis, pagis, villis et fluminibus in eisdem vera descriptio, circa 1579, engraved map with contemporary hand colouring, engraved by Remigius Hogenberg, the royal coat of arms of Elizabeth I, strapwork cartouche, and elaborate decorative mileage scale, slight creasing, lower right corner torn with loss and skilfully replaced in facsimile, 410 x 545 mm, mounted, framed and glazed (Qty: 1)NOTESThe first printed map of Kent, Sussex, Surrey and Middlesex. The map is dated 1575 but was not published until 1579. This example is state 3 - the atlas state - of the map, and shows the legend 'Pestis Patriae Pigricies' above the Seckford Coat of Arms and 'Christopherus Saxton descripsit' added below the table of explanation to the lower right corner. This is one of the earliest and most important English maps, covering the south-eastern part of England and dissected by the Thames River, with London prominently located near the top centre of the map. It is odd that Saxton chose to combine four of the most important counties of England into a single map. Kent, with Canterbury being the centre of the Church of England, Surrey and Middlesex bordering the capital, and Sussex with its maritime importance would all have warranted standing alone as individual maps. What persuaded Saxton to amalgamate these four counties into one map is something of a cartographic conundrum.
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