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Lot 94
Latham (John). A General Synopsis of Birds, 3 volumes bound in 6, 1st edition, 1781-85, Supplements 1 and 2, 1787 & 1801, Index Ornithologicus, volumes 1 and 2, 1790, together 10 volumes, engraved titles with hand-coloured vignettes for each volume except Index volumes, 142 fine hand-coloured plates, ex-libris, most plates with either Brooklyn Public Library perforated stamps or ink stamps (both to titles), some offsetting and light toning, occasional light spotting, top and bottom fore-edges with library ink stamps, green library buckram, spines titled in white with shelf numbers, 4toQTY: (10)NOTE:ESTC T146461; Nissen IVB 532.
Lot 440
Fulbeck Hall Library Catalogue. A revised inventory of the 1903 catalogue in 5 numbered ledgers, 1928, a total of approx. 200 leaves with typed brief author/title listings and shelf locations, numerous manuscript amendments, versos blank, stab-stitched limp buckram wrappers, slightly soiled, folio, together with the manuscript of the 1903 catalogue in 5 books, organised by room locations, with corrections and insertions, stab-stitched wrappers with manuscript details to upper covers, rubbed and soiled, folio, contained in the remains of a cloth-backed folder, plus the first part of the 1903 alphabetical catalogue for the Fulbeck Hall Library, Vol. 1 (A-Fra), cut and pasted typed catalogue details giving brief author/title listings and shelf locations, 114 card leaves, manuscript deletions and amendments, versos blank, some damp staining to early leaves with mottling to endpapers including catalogue costings pasted to front pastedown, contemporary half morocco gilt over cloth, soiling and wear, folio, and an accompanying catalogue of 37 portraits at Fulbeck Hall, 1904, 13 double-page spreads with columns for subject, artist, inscriptions and notes, numerous blank leaves at rear, several related items loosely inserted, including a one-page list of 36 missing books at the Hall, 1928, contemporary cloth, slim folioQTY: (8)NOTE:Fulbeck Hall, Grantham, Lincolnshire, was the home of the Fane family from 1632. All of the contents of Fulbeck Hall were sold by Sotheby's in October 2002. Included in the sale were letters and mementos given by the Duke of Wellington to two members of the Fane family – Harriet Fane, (better known as the early 19th-century diarist Mrs Arbuthnot) and her cousin Lady Georgiana Fane.
Lot 103
Morris (Richard). Essays on Landscape Gardening, and on uniting picturesque effect with rural scenery: Containing directions for the laying out and improving the grounds connected with a country residence, 1st edition, London: printed for J. Taylor at the Architectural Library, 1825, half-title, 6 fine aquatint plates (3 hand-coloured and 3 uncoloured of which 2 with overlays), occasional light spotting, armorial bookplate and manuscript shelf number at front, original boards, paper label to spine, spine with closed tears and small loss at head, some edge wear and stains, 4toQTY: (1)NOTE:Abbey Life 40.
Lot 165
2nd-4th century A.D. With bell-shaped body, rolled lip at the shoulder, cylindrical neck and deep, tiered rim; internal shelf at shoulder level with small central opening; brilliant iridescence to inner and outer surfaces; pontil to base. 62 grams, 10 cm (4 in.). From a London, UK, collection, 1990s.
Lot 338
East Anglia, 15th century A.D. Carved finial for a church pew with scooped arm-rest and rear slot for shelf; tapering upper section with trefoil finial; arm-rest with integral carved figure of a lion couchant with tiered curly mane. 15.7 kg, 108.5 cm high (42 3/4 in.). [No Reserve] [A video of this lot is available to view on Timeline Auctions Website]Ex Peter Richey, 1999.
Lot 143
EUGÈNE PRINTZ (FRENCH, 1889- 1948) A PAIR OF OPEN BOOKSHELVES; DESIGNED FOR THE CITÉ UNIVERSITAIRE OF PARIS; 1935 Mahogany, with four-tiers and curved ends 120cm high,135cm wide, 31cm wide Provenance: Cité Universitaire, Paris Mes Lombrail & Teucquam, La Varenne Saint Hilaire, 3rd April 2002, lots 53 and 60 Pioneer of French furniture design, Eugène Printz, was celebrated for his wooden furniture and cabinetry through the Art Deco period. The Parisian born designer spent countless days in his father's workshop where he began replicating antique furniture. Fully immersed in the world of design, he sought to perfect his craft and vision by studying ancient masterpieces in museums.Self-taught and determined, he rose to prominence after showcasing his designs at the Exposition internationale des arts décoratifs et industriels modernes where his inventive use of new and exciting woods, like palm wood, cemented him as a highly sought after designer of luxury. Many of his designs are often paired with enamel inlays and gilded bronze further establishing his affluent taste. He furnished the office of couture legend Jeanne Lanvin as well as the castle of Grosbois. Today, the French designer's legacy is firmly planted in the mind of Art Deco enthusiasts, with his influence extending to more contemporary spaces. Madonna's New York apartment is designed in homage to his distinctive style showing the everlasting impact of his luxurious vision. Condition Report: Marks, scratches, knocks and abrasions consistent with age and use. Larger scratches to shelves and some chipping to shelf edges. Few black circle marks top of shelves- potentially from the items that were once held there. Very minor marks to interior of frames where shelves end. See additional images Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 83
A painted housekeeper's cupboard, 19th century, French, with glazed doors above and cupboards below, on a plinth base,127cm wide46cm deep238cm highCondition ReportStructurally sound. Paint distressed, which is a later addition. General scuffs, knocks, and wear. Snapped key in the top pair of doors. The shelf inside the lower section is formed of two sections. One of the struts that hold the cupboard is split to the end. There are splits to the bottom boards inside of the cupboard. Please see the additional images.
Lot 315
A Victorian mahogany wardrobe, the moulded cornice over two arched panelled doors between turned columns, enclosing hanging space, three drawers, three slides and a shelf, over a base drawer between scrolled brackets, on a plinth base,151cm wide77cm deep224cm highCondition ReportSun fading to the left hand side, some wear, overall good
Lot 44
A painted pine shop display shelf, 19th century, Continental, with a central pediment, twenty-seven shelf compartments, above six further shelves below with fret-carved outline decoration, finished in a grey-green paint,283cm wide39cm deep314cm highCondition ReportSome expected marks to the paint along the front edgesThe shelves split in two and seperate from the base, which is one long section.
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