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Lot 1035
A Late 17th or Early 18th Century Walnut Cased Gold Scale by Henry Neale, with engraved pictorial label to underside of lid `Henry Neale at Ye Corner of Bartholomew Lane, near The Royal Exchange, London`, the scale with steel balance and brass pans, with a quantity of mixed weights, the case lid stamped with geometric patterns and with set with brass fittings, length 19cm
Lot 89
A late 19th/ early 20th century Worcester style bowl and dish Retailed by Thomas Goode each decorated with polychrome painted birds and floral sprays on a blue scale ground with gilt highlights, label, the bowl of circular form, 25.5cm diameter; and the dish of shaped circular form, 33.5cm diameter (2)
Lot 1269
A good silvered and lacquered brass equinoctial compass sundial, the compass face signed Negretti & Zambra, London, with folding brass gnoman, hour scale and folding latitude arc, the horizontal with two levels and three adjustable feet, diameter 11cm, in a fitted mahogany case (Illustrated).
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Lot 2207
A Victorian oak cased Admiral Fitzroy storm stick barometer, the arched ceramic dial with vernier scale, inscribed `Negretti & Zambra Instruments Makers to Her Majesty, ....`, the trunk fitted with a mercury thermometer, rectangular cistern cover, moulded apron, 107cm high Enrico Angelo Ludovico(Henry) Negretti was born in Italy in 1818 and came to Britsain in 1830 serving his apprenticeship with F APizzala, taking over his business in Hatton Garden on his death in 1840. A decade later he teamed up with Joseph Warren Zambra, who was born to immigrant Saffron Walden barometer maker CesareZambra in 1822 and the following year they won a medal at the Great Exhibition. The firm, optical, mathematical and philosophical instrument makers to Queen Victoria and Prince Albert (which still exists), expanded rapidly, and the conjunction of the three addresses given on this instrument dates it to 1862-1867
Lot 269
A Royal Worcester two-handled vase and cover, painted by E. Salter with two long-tailed birds with bright exotic plumage before trees and above flowers, the reverse with butterflies, between moulded blue and gilt scale borders, signed to the base, printed mark and date code for 1901, 20cm. (2)
Lot 285
Three Royal Worcester cups and saucers, two painted with the berries and hips of late summer, one with floral cartouches on a blue scale ground, a blue enamelled coffee spoon and a Spode inkwell and cover in pattern 2472, the Royal Worcester with printed marks and date codes for 1898 and 1924, restoration to the Spode, 12.3cm max. (9)
Lot 334
A Berlin part dinner service, painted with blue flower sprays, delicately detailed in gilt, within moulded panels gilded with branches and scale, blue sceptre marks and red KPM marks, 2nd half 19th century. Comprising: four shallow oval tureens and covers, two sauce tureens, one square dish and 12 crescent shaped dishes, 26 plates at 25.5cm, 17 plates at 23cm and 12 soup plates. (78)
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