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Lot 1422
A second quarter of 19th Century Silver pair cased Verge watch, W H Attwell - Romford, No 957, the gilt movement with pierced and engraved cock, blued steel screws and engraved regulation scale with monometallic balance, plain pillars and Verge escapement to a Roman enamel dial (rim chip at 5), with outside minute track and gilt spade hands in hinged and polished case and outer, marked for London 1830, makers mark JM, width 2 1/8"
Lot 1541
A late 19th Century Rosewood Stick Barometer, C Baker - 244 High Holborn, London, the case with overhanging cornice surmounted by a carved foliate pediment to a glazed dial with bevelled glass, further carved ears to a plain trunk, centred with a twin scale silver back mercury Thermometer and square section cistern cover to the base to a signed two-part Ivory scale of 27 to 31 and with front mounted screw adjusting Vernier to a visible heavy tube, height 40"
Lot 1508
Early 20th Century Brass cased combination Pocket Barometer/Altimeter of typical circular form with bow suspension to a silvered dial with outer scale of 0 to 8000 and inner scale of 23 to 31 with blued steel indicator arm and contained within a fitted morocco covered outer travel case, diameter 2"
Lot 1530
A mid-19th Century Rosewood and Mother of Pearl inlaid Wheel Barometer with swan neck pediment flanked by a cast Brass finial to an angular neck set with silvered Hygrometer to a single scale mercury bow fronted Barometer to a Brass bezel with convex glass enclosing a 9 1/2" silvered dial with scale of 28 to 31 over a level and decorated throughout with scrolling foliate and bird Mother of Pearl decoration, height 43"
Lot 1510
An early 20th Century black painted and silvered Weather Forecaster, Negretti & Zambra - London, patent 6276/15, the case of rectangular form with silvered mask and bearing scale of 28 to 31 with central rotating disk, pierced with three apertures over a further aperture with corresponding letters and weather conditions, height 5 3/4"
Lot 1427
A last quarter of 19th Century Silver cased, open face, and key wind pocket/stop watch, 42358, the frosted gilt and jewelled three-quarter plate movement with bi-metallic cut compensated balance and blued steel hairspring and blued steel screws to an enamel dial with sunk centre and outside scale of zero to 300 with Roman chapter Ring and minute track, signed Marine Decimal Chronograph, Warranted, with gilt spade hands and blued steel sweep centre seconds in a hinged case with back cover centred with a vacant gartered cartouche and coin milled band with stop/start button at 2, marked for Chester 1878, makers mark WGH, and with corresponding case number, width 2 5/16"
Lot 1420
An early 19th Century gilt cased open face Verge watch, Jno Brown - Harleston, 20348, the frosted and gilt movement with pierced and engraved cock, blued steel screws and engraved regulation scale with monometallic balance in plain finned pillars with Verge escapement to Roman enamel dial with outside minute track (multiple hairlines) and winding square at 1 (hands lacking) in a case with hinged bezel and back cover with fish scale engine turned decoration, marked JR, width 1 3/4"
Lot 1659
A mid-20th Century Mahogany cased and patinated Brass, gimballed, Surveyor's Compass, the hinged square Mahogany case with leather straps and Brass furniture to a patinated gimbal frame with folding sights with glazed sun lenses, to an engraved and silvered quartered scale showing points of the compass and stamped to the case interior 25 Jun 1942 Admiralty? Observatory, width 8"
Lot 1525
An early 20th Century Walnut and Brass mounted Desk Timepiece modelled in the form of Longcase Clock with arched pediment with three finials to a long trunk set with a Thermometer scale (tube missing) on a spreading stepped base to a composite Roman dial with outside minute track and blued steel hands with subsidiary seconds and fitted with a spring driven movement, height 10 3/4"
Lot 1512
A late 19th Century Brass cased Sextant, W & S Jones, 30 Holborn, London, of typical cylindrical form, the screw off cover with retractable eye-piece and various sun shades and with silvered scale of 0 to 150, with screw adjustment and pivoting magnifier, the reverse threaded cover with engraved scale table, the whole contained within a fitted morocco case with two clasps, diameter 3"
Lot 1531
A mid-19th Century Mahogany cased Wheel Barometer, the onion topped case set with silvered Hygrometer to a detachable single scale silvered alcohol Thermometer, plain mirror to a spun brass bezel enclosing convex glass and 7 1/2" silvered dial with scale of 28 to 31 and spirit level to the base, height 37"
Lot 1500
A mid-20th Century Stainless Steel, 2 button Chronograph wristwatch Omega 10389450, 33.3 Chrono, the 17 jewel movement to a signed and silvered circular dial with outside telemetric scale to an outside minute track with Arabic 12 and 6 with subsidiaries at 9 and 3 for minutes and half hours with silvered hand and fly back centre seconds in a polished case with bevelled bezel and 2 push buttons flanking a winding crown and screw down back, signed to the interior and numbered 314, 2077-3
Lot 1533
An early 20th Century Oak cased, aneroid Wheel Barometer, O Committi & Son Ltd - London, the case decorated with seascroll and foliate carved detail to a twin scale porcelain back mercury Thermometer, with spun Brass bezel and bevelled glass enclosing an 8" porcelain dial with scale of 25 to 31, height 33"
Lot 1529
A mid-19th Century gilt highlighted Rosewood Wheel Barometer, unsigned, the onion top case with Silvered Hygrometer, detachable single scale alcohol Thermometer, plain mirror with ebonised border to a spun Brass bezel enclosing an 8" Silvered dial with 28 to 31 and further level to the base, height 37"
Lot 1538
An early 19th Century Mahogany and Boxwood line inlaid Wheel Barometer, J Somalvico - No 90 Holborn, Mahogany case with rounded top with central inlaid rosette to a single scale mercury Thermometer with silvered backing with further rosette and star inlaid decoration and rope twist borders to a signed 8" silver dial with scale of 28 to 31, height 38"
Lot 1651
A 20th Century French cased Ebullioscope, E Malligand, of typical construction with cast Iron base and Brass construction with spirit burner and screw in chimney (repaired) with right-angle glass Thermometer and sliding scale, together with assorted charts and paperwork, together with an original Bill of Sale dated 17 June 1945, width 10 3/4"
Lot 1517
Early 20th Century French gilt Brass cased Desk Compendium, the central turned column on spreading circular foot, and flanked by a drum case comprising a Timepiece with 2" Roman and Arabic enamel dial (hairlines) with outside minute track and blued steel arrow hands to a movement with silvered cylinder escapement and opposed by an Aneroid Barometer, also with enamel dial with scale of 27 to 31 and rotating to reveal a silvered mercury twin-scale Thermometer, height 4" and fitted in its original cloth lined morocco type covered outer case
Lot 601
Worcester Tea Bowl and Saucer painted in colours with panels of flowers within gilded cartouches on a scale blue ground (extensive repairs throughout) together with Chinese armorial Coffee Cup and Meissen shallow Cabinet Cup, painted in colours with 18th Century figures in a garden within gilded cartouches on a puce reserve, (3)
Lot 1527
A mid-19th Century Rosewood and Mother-of-Pearl Inlaid Stick Barometer, Guise Samalvico & Co - Londras, for the Spanish market, the case with overhanging cornice and waisted pediment, to a glazed and bevelled dial with trunk with inlaid mother-of-pearl foliate detail, enclosing an ivory-backed twin scale mercury thermometer and with brass cylindrical cistern to the base, to a signed two-part ivory scale of 27-31 with single screw adjusting vernier, height 38"
Lot 1544
A late 19th Century Walnut and Ivory Stick Barometer, unsigned, the case with overhanging cornice and waisted pediment to a glazed dial with heavily bevelled glass to a plain trunk with ivory backed single scale mercury Thermometer and demi-lune cistern cover to the base, to a tube section, Ivory dial with a scale of 27 to 31 and with screw adjusting Vernier scale, centred to a visible tube, height 38 1/2"
Lot 1550
An early 19th Century Mahogany and Boxwood line inlaid Stick Barometer, Spears & Co - 28 College Green, Dublin, the arched case with glazed two-part dial to a herringbone veneered body with visible tube, to a demi-spherical cistern cover and screw adjustment to base, the silvered two-part dial set with a single mercury Thermometer opposed by a scale of 27 to 31 with slide adjusting Vernier, height 36"
Lot 1423
A last quarter of 19th Century Silver cased lever watch, Joseph Miller - Glasgow, 97311, the frosted and gilt movement with engraved cock, jewelled end stone and monometallic balance with engraved regulation scale and blued steel hairspring and with fitted dust cover to a Roman enamel dial (hairlines) with outside minute track, sunk subsidiary seconds and blued steel spade hands in hinged and polished case with engine turned back cover, centred with a vacant gartered cartouche and coin milled band and marked for London 1883, makers mark EH and with corresponding case number, width 2 1/16"
Lot 104
A Victorian pitch-pine bedroom suite, comprising wardrobe with scale carved cornice, 196.5cm wide, a pair of bed-ends with carved finials to foot-boards, 167cm wide and a dressing table with mirror on a carved support, 114cm wide, a bedside cupboard and a towel rail/Provenance: Plas Gwyn, Anglesey Condition Report: This suite of furniture is completely filthy, out of the attics at Plas Gwyn. Underneath the grime, all pieces appears in acceptable condition with a few scratches consistent with age and use. The towel rail is wobbly. The bedstead and washstand have been dismantled but appear complete.
Lot 261
An Elkington silver-plate scale-copy of the Venus Rosewater Dish originally owned by the Victorian tennis player James Baldwin winner of the All-England Mixed Doubles Championship with Ms K. Hill in 1890, approx. ¾ scale faithful copy of the trophy presented to the Ladies Champion at Wimbledon on Centre Court each year, an electrotype circular 'Temperantia' charger dish, after the original by Francois Briot (circa 1585), decorated in relief with a design of allegorical cartouches within borders of strapwork, birds, masks and flowers, diameter approx. 39.5cm., 15 1/2in. copper exposed on raised surfaces due to over cleaning through time; sold together with a silver-plated goblet won by James Baldwin at the heavyweight boxing championship at Bath in 1891, presentation inscription to the bowl, height 20cm., 8in. (2) Provenance: By family descent Extracts from James Baldwin's obituary in the Bath Weekly Chronicle reads " ... in boxing he had been the hero of several truly Homeric combats, in one of which he was the victor after 23 rounds ... his spell as Master of the Bath Harriers ended in 1899, when he was presented with a handsome silver salve at a complimentary banquet at the Assembly Rooms in April, 1899 ... In November,1905, he accepted the Mastership for a second period ... He had represented Somerset at lawn tennis in the County Championship, and was honoured by being placed on the Committee of the Somerset Lawn Tennis Association." He was also the subject of a feature in the Sporting Gazette 27.5.1899 under the heading 'The County Gentleman: Mr James Baldwin" which tells us that he was from a sporting Irish family in County Cork with prominent links to hunting. He was educated in England, and when at school was stroke of his boat. He also captained the Bath football team for two seasons, and afterwards took up lawn tennis, at which game he was most successful for many years, having held nearly all the champion cups in England. This included the All-England Mixed Doubles title with Ms K Hill in 1890. He also excelled at boxing having won the heavy and light weight cups competed for by amateurs in Bath and County. Additionally he was described as a remarkably good shot and a keen fisherman.
Lot 1029
Two original 1920s architectural drawings for Liverpool FC's Anfield ground, i) an original small and very detailed coloured plan of the additions to Liverpool FC Spion Kop and Grandstand, date stamped 5 August 1926 by J Watson Cabre structural architect ii) a large 1/8" scale black and white structural drawing of the Liverpool FC extension to Spion Kop by J Watson Cadre Architect date stamped 1927; sold together with a hand written letter concerning the construction of a gully at the west end of stand over a passage to the rear of Lake Street (3)
Lot 236
Jordan-Mugen Honda 198 Formula 1 die-cast 1:8 scale model by Amalgam, the 1998 no.9 Damon Hill car with full tobacco branding, including fully detailed suspension units and cockpit detail, held on a composite base bearing two brass plaques, one bearing a facsimile Eddie Jordan signature, the other full Amalgam contact details, with a fitted plexi-glass cover, 65 by 33 by 21cm. high, 26 by 13 by 8in. high This is an Amalgam Premium model with a difference in that it lacks the usual edition number on its brass plaque and a certificate. This is because it is reputed to have belonged to Eddie Jordan, which is why it bears his signature on the second brass plaque. Originally acquired by an employee at Silverstone circuit who personally knew the F1 team boss.
Lot 1338
A GEORGE III MAHOGANY STICK BAROMETER, the case with break arch pediment, exposed mercury tube and semi spherical cistern cover, the silver dial with thermometer and vernier scale, signed James Lione, Smiths Court, Holborn Hill, London, approximately 98cm high overall including adjustment screw
Lot 89
Model Works International 1/5th scale overtype steam wagon 'Pride of Penrhyn' length 48 inches, height 20 inches, width 16 inches, twin cylinders 1.25 bore x 1.5 stroke, copper boiler for 90psi operation, coal fired with usual fittings, with certificate for hydraulic and steam testing dated 24.2.15 and full set of building drawings and plans
Lot 99
4 inch: 1 foot scale Suffolk Dredger and trailer, coal fired, twin cylinders, single speed engine with reversing lever, circular front mounted steel boiler with tall chimney and spark arrestor, brass safety valve, sight glass and manometer, 4x pierced steel wheels with Ackerman steering on front pair, 2 wheel trailer to support water tank (not connected), dredger with fitted winch and wire hawser, side plate 'The Suffolk Steam Dredging Tractor', no documentation or history
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