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Lot 561
An Edison standard phonograph circa 1905, manufactured under the patents of Thomas A Edison at Orange N.J. USA with gilded borders and oak base with further locking oak lid with carrying handle complete with large associated brass horn together with original carrying case (displayed upon shelf adjacent), also with supportive tripod, and a box containing approximately 39 cylinder records, most in original boxes to include Bell of The East, Dance Of The Nile Maidens, a Summer Dreams, Spring Song, etc.
Lot 1777
A late Victorian Mahogany Davenport style desk, having carved gallery upstand and carved detail in finial decorated supports, shelf with two short drawers, one being a fitted stationary drawer, on spindle turned supports with rear rectangular raised and fielded panel back, the fall opening to reveal four pigeon holes. The top with carved frieze over lower section with turned supports and flight of three drawers with pierced brass handles. On castors, 22 1/2'' wide x 43'' high x 21 3/4'' deep
Lot 1785
A Spanish floor standing Corner Cabinet, having moulded cornice over pair of opposing doors, opening to reveal a single shelf, over the lower bow front section with pair of opposing doors opening to reveal single shelf. All four doors heavily carved with bird and floral motifs. In painted finish, 34'' wide x 65 3/4'' high x 21'' deep approx.
Lot 1820
A good 19th c. flame Mahogany floor standing two tier Corner Cabinet, having moulded cornice over pair of opposing eight pane glazed doors with wooden glazing bars revealing three shaped shelved with original pattern lining paper. The lower section having a pair of single panel, well figured doors opening to reveal single shelf, standing on bracket feet. 44'' wide x 82'' high x 19'' deep
Lot 1833
A very ornate Victorian Chiffonier cabinet in Chippendale style, having stylized swan pediment top with central reeded and fluted half turned pot stand, shaped upper shelf on turned supports over shaped bevel plated mirror flanked by demi-lune small shelves with pierced galley backs, the base having central glazed section with central single pane door flanked by single pane angled sides, in turn flanked by bevel plated mirrors and shelves, on lower carved section with shaped shelf, ornate applied moulding throughout, standing on cabriole legs with scroll end feet, 54'' wide x 81'' high x 17'' deep
Lot 393
A FRAMED COLLECTION OF TEDDY BEARS "Box Your Bears", titled "On The Shelf" designed and made by Alison McGaham, signed and numbered 130, housing three small mohair teddy bears seated on a shelf over a further four bears seated on a lower shelf, with certificate, 59cm x 48cm overall, on an easel stand
Lot 426
MAHOGANY OCCASIONAL TABLE with a shaped top, standing on cabriole supports united by an under tier; together with a mahogany occasional table with an inset leather top and a shelf below, standing on a turned column with four outswept supports with brass lion paw feet and castors; and a hammered copper top occasional table standing on turned supports united by a stretcher (3)
Lot 445
VICTORIAN INLAID ROSEWOOD CABINET with two central mirrored doors, shelved interior, above an open shelf, flanked by open ends with rail and turned column detail above cupboards, raised on short shaped supports, 101.5cm high x 152.5cm wide Note: originally had a mirrored back with column supports - now lacking. This lot is sold on behalf of St Mungo's Retreat, Parson Street, Glasgow
Lot 528
CHILD'S ELM AND OAK HIGH CHAIR with a shaped spindle back, shelf and adjustable footrest, standing on shaped turned supports united by a stretcher, 102cm high; and a child's Lloyd Loom style chair with a shaped green cane back above a floral covered seat, standing on turned supports, together with a Lloyd Loom style pink cane square laundry basket (3)
Lot 538
ALFRED COX TEAK WALL UNIT with a pair of double cupboard doors above an illuminated open shelf with a fall flap below opening to reveal a glass shelf, with two open shelves and a pair of cupboard doors below, standing on a plinth base, together with a matching single Alfred Cox teak unit, 100.5cm and 50cm wide
Lot 13
Chatwin (Bruce) - In Patagonia, map frontispiece, plates, map endpapers, slight toning, original boards, dust-jacket with slight sunning to spine, torn near head of spine with loss, split to one corner , 1977 § Franck (H.A.) Tramping through Mexico, Guatemala and Honduras, folding map, slight shelf-lean, 1916 § Gann (T.W.F.) The Maya Indians of Southern Yucatan and Northern British Honduras, Washington , 1918; Ancient Cities and Modern Tribes, library plate on rear pastedown , 1926 § Russell (P.) Red Tiger: Adventures in Yucatan and Mexico, 1929 § Rusby (H.H.) Jungle Memories, dust-jacket, New York & London , 1933, first editions , plates, all but first original cloth ; and c.45 others, Americas, 8vo & 4to (c.50)
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Lot 275
Antiquities.- [Worsley - ] Museum Worsleyanum or A Collection of Antique Basso Relievos... ( Sir Richard)] Museum Worsleyanum or A Collection of Antique Basso Relievos Bustos Statues and Gems with Views of Places in the Levant taken on the spot in the years MDCCLXXXV VI and VII, 2 vol., first edition, presentation copy inscribed "To Mrs. Mary ?Carter with Sir Richard Worsley's Compliments" on front free endpapers, engraved portrait by A.Cardon, vignette titles and 105 plates, one double-page, several with more than one image, and 7 engraved illustrations in text, text in English and Italian, with letterpress letter in Latin to Worsley from Cambridge University at end of vol.1 (often missing), portrait foxed and wormed, some other worming to vol.1 (mostly marginal), some light spotting and soiling and light offsetting from plates, on leaf (pp.47-48) in vol.2 torn, engraved book-label of George Cornwall Legh and shelf-label of High Legh library, contemporary half russia, uncut, worn, covers of vol.1 detached, folio, [cf.Blackmer 1842, second edition of 1824], W.Bulmer & Co. for the Shakespeare Press], 1794 [1798-1803]. Magnificent catalogue of antique sculpture and gems, including views of the Parthenon and other Greek temples, the Pyramids and Haghia Sophia in Constantinople. Sir Richard Worsley (1751-1805) was a politician and art collector who travelled widely in Greece and Asia Minor in 1785-87 and was later British Resident at Venice 1794-97. He was the first British traveller to transport works of art from Greece back to England, where he displayed his collection of antiquities at his house Appuldurcombe in the Isle of Wight. The cost of his travels, purchases and production of this work is reputed to have totalled approximately £27,000, the publication alone (excluding binding) amounting to almost £3000.
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