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Lot 746
Corgi Toys James Bond 007 Casino Royal Retailer's Shop Display Cube, measuring 25cm x 25cm x 25cm (approx 10 inches x 10 inches x 10 inches), illustrating James Bond Aston Martin DB5 & DB7 - Mint still flat packed & never previously assembled; along with James Bond 007 "The Definitive Collection" Retailer's Shelf Talker - approx 1 Metre (39 inches) long - Near Mint unused, but does have some staining to the advesive backing card. (2)
Lot 291
Mill (John Stuart). Grundsätze der politischen Oekonomie, nebst einigen Anwendungen auf die Gesellschaftswissenschaft. Aus dem Englischen übersetzt und mit Zusätzen versehen, von Adolph Soetbeer, 2 volumes, 1st edition in German, Hamburg: Perthes-Besser & Mauke, 1852, some browning throughout, old German circular library ink stamp to titles, old brown cloth, gilt-title spines with gilt shelf numbers near foot, heavily rubbed, a little wear to extremities, 8vo, together with:Mill (John Stuart), Ueber die Freiheit. Aus dem Englischen übersetzt von E[duard] Pickford, Frankfurt am Main: J. D. Sauerländer's Verlag, 1860, x, [2], 164 pp., small oval ink library stamp of ‘C. Shierer, Breslau’, at foot of title, contemporary cloth-backed marbled boards, rebacked with original spine relaid, rubbed, some edge wear, 8vo QTY: (2)NOTE:Lots 263-331 comprise the residual book stock of Hamish Riley-Smith (1941-2020).First editions in German of Mill's Principles in Political Economy, translated by the political economist Adolph Soetbeer (1814-1892), and On Liberty, translated by Eduard Pickford. The first work is more than a translation; it is an elaboration, with contradictions discarded or reconciled, and includes an appendix and extensive bibliography.
Lot 341
Cheyne (George). The Natural Method of Cureing the Diseases of the Body, and the Disorders of the Mind Depending on the Body, 4th edition (printed in the same year as the 1st edition), London: printed for George Strahan and John and Paul Knapton, 1762, some light spotting, manuscript subject list bound at front, modern tan calf gilt, 8vo, together with Hibbert (Samuel). Sketches of the Philosophy of Apparitions; or, an attempt to trace such illusions to their physical causes, 1st edition, Edinburgh: Oliver & Boyd, 1824, folding table (with tear along one fold), occasional light spotting, old Worcester Library book[plate with shelf number, contemporary half vellum, modern reback (covers a little rubbed), 8vo, plus Rogers (Timothy). A Discourse on Trouble of Mind, and the Disease of Melancholy; with a preface containing several advices to the relations and friends of melancholy people, 3rd edition, to which is prefixed A Life of the Author, London: Richard Edwards for Maxwell and Wilson and others, 1808, head of title partly excised, a little minor spotting, original boards, rebacked, a few stains, 8vo, together with 5 others related including On the Preservation of the Health of Body and Mind, by Forbes Winslow, 1st edition, 1842, Mesmerism and its Opponents, by George Sandby, 2nd edition, 1848, Natural Causes and Supernatural Seemings, by Henry Maudsley, 1st edition, 1886, and Psycho-Therapeutics; or, Treatment by Hypnotism and Suggestion, by C. Lloyd Tuckey, 2nd edition, 1890QTY: (8)
Lot 57
New Naturalist. A complete run, volumes 1-149, mixed editions, London: Collins, 1946-2024, some early numbers are mixed editions with ex-library marks, later numbers including volumes 71-83 are all 1st editions, all original cloth in dust jackets, some later numbers 'as new' in original plastic wrap, early covers have some shelf wear & light toning, later covers are mostly very good with slight fading to some spines, 8vo, includes a duplicate copy of number 141, together with 17 volumes of New Naturalist Monograph series, all original cloth, 8 volumes in dust jackets, 8vo, plus 2 further New Naturalist related volumesQTY: (169)
Lot 57
Construction, carpentry & architectural interest. A collection of late 19th & early 20th century works. The lot to include The Style of English Architecture, The Practical Home Handyman, Laxton & Lockwood's Builder's Price Book for 1907, 1926 & 1929, Parker's Concise Glossary of Architecture, Cabinet Making Theory & Practice by A. L. Keeble, Architectural Building Construction by Jaggard & Drury, 1898 Elementary Architecture by Martin A. Buckmaster, 1893 Advanced Building Construction for Students, 1912 English Medieval Architecture by Cyril E. Power, How to Look at Old Churches by H. Spencer Stowell, and others. Generally smart, some shelf wear, bumping and rubbing, prior ownership stamps and inscriptions, bindings occ. tender. A good collection. 8vo.
Lot 515
Folio Society volumes mainly pertaining to gardening and country pursuits, including Lloyd (Christopher) The Well-Tempered Garden, 2008; Hobhouse (Henry) Seeds of Change: Six Plants that Transformed Mankind, 2007; White (Gilbert) The Natural History of Selbourne, with illustrations by John Piper, 1962, bookplate for Frank Broomhead, among other Folio Society volumes largely pertaining to the outdoors and gardening (11)Generally fair condition overall, with clear shelf wear in some cases (including rubbing and scuffing), as well as some light spotting to contents in some cases. Please contact Chorley's if you require a condition report on any of the individual volumes in the lot.
Lot 520
Folio Society volumes largely pertaining to the First World War, to include Fussell (Paul) The Great War and Modern Memory, 2014; Holmes (Richard) Tommy: The British Soldier on the Western Front 1914-1918, 2016, in 2 volumes; Ford (Ford Madox) Parade's End, 2014, in 2 volumes, among other Folio Society volumes largely concerning the First World War (11)Generally good condition overall, with some light shelf wear and the internal contents generally bright. Please contact Chorley's if you require condition reports on individual volumes in the lot.
Lot 343
A Victorian ebonised pier cabinet with inlaid floral detail and cast gilt metal mounts, 84cm wide, 32cm deep, 103cm highOverall good condition, slight scuffs, scratches and chips to ebonising, some movement cracks to veneered top, stable crack to side of top, appears to have had a glass door fitted which is not present, remnants of door fittings to base for this painted over in black, scuffs and scratches to base and a little finish chipping. velvet shelf covering a little marked and fraying at some edges
Lot 359
A 19th Century oak Welsh dresser, the closed rack with two shelves above a base with three drawers, on chamfered legs united by a pot board, 207cm wide, 51.5cm deep, 203.5cm highAll over good condition. Upper shelf corner with drilled hole as pictured. Scattered scuffs add very light wear commensurate with age and use. Drawers run easily, original handles, a few old small holes where hooks have been moved.
Lot 260
A white marble topped washstand, circa 1900, possibly American, with galleried top and a painted burr effect veneered drawer, on brass cylindrical supports with ceramic casters, 80cm wide, 47cm deep, 102cm highOverall good condition. Marble superstructure of top and shelf removable as one piece separate from base. Faux burr veneer painted metal fronted drawer and sides. Structurally sound. SOme minor wear and scuffs and slight marble chipping to edges commensurate with age and use.
Lot 513
Folio Society a collection of volumes by and concerning William Shakespeare including The Complete Plays in 8 volumes, 1997; Sonnets & A Lover's Complaint, 1989; Duncan-Jones (Katherine) Shakespeare's Life and World, 2004, among other Folio Society volumes concerning Shakespeare (6)Generally good condition overall, with some light shelf wear to the bindings and slipcases in places, but internal contents fairly bright. Please contact Chorley's if you require a condition report on any of the individual volumes that comprise the lot.
Lot 522
Folio Society a collection largely consisting of works by and about diarists to include Boswell (James) The Life of Samuel Johnson, 2 vols, 1968; Pepys (Samuel) and Robert Latham (ed.) Pepys's Diary, 3 vols, 1996; Hudson (Roger, ed.) Coleridge among the Lakes & Mountains, 1991, among other Folio Society volumes largely by and concerning diarists (11)Generally fair overall condition, with some moderate shelf wear to the bindings and slipcases. Internal contents fairly bright, with limited foxing. Please contact Chorley's if you require a condition report on any of the individual volumes from the lot.
Lot 521
Folio Society volumes largely pertaining to 19th Century history to include Rodger (N. A. M.) The Wooden World: An Anatomy of the Georgian Navy, 2009; Pocock (Tom) Trafalgar: An Eyewitness History, 2005; Wilson (A. N.) The Victorians, 2008; Whitman (Walt) Specimen Days in America, 1979, among other Folio Society volumes largely concerning history (14)Generally good condition overall, with light shelf wear to bindings and internal contents generally bright. Please contact Chorley's if you require more information on individual volumes.
Lot 509
Folio Society morocco bound editions to include Domesday Book, A Complete Translation, in three volumes, 2003, 4to; Keats (John) The Complete Poems, with engravings by Simon Brett, 2001, 4to; Michie (James, ed.) The Folio Golden Treasury, with wood engravings selected by Simon Brett, 2003, 4to, with other morocco bound Folio Society volumes (5)Generally good condition overall, with some moderate shelf wear to the bindings and slipcases and some internal foxing and spotting in certain instances. Please contact Chorley's if you require a condition report on any of the individual volumes from the lot.
Lot 512
Folio Society volumes on Early and Middle Eastern History, to include Roberts (David) The Holy Land, with Egypt and Nubia, 2 volumes, 2014, folio, pictorial cloth gilt, top edge gilt, original slipcases; Graves (Robert) The Greek Myths, two volumes, 1996; Kinross (Lord) The Ottoman Empire, 2003, among other Folio Society volumes largely concerning Early History and the Middle East (10)Roberts: both volumes are in very good condition, with minimal visible damage, foxing, or shelf wear. The other volumes that comprise the lot are in more variable condition; please contact Chorley's if your require a condition report on any of the remaining volumes.
Lot 514
Folio Society volumes largely pertaining to Tales & Folk Tales, to include Briggs (Katharine M) Folk Tales of Britain, in three volumes, 2011; Chaucer (Geoffrey) The Canterbury Tales, in three volumes, 1986; Thomas (Keith) Religion and the Decline of Magic, in two volumes, 2012; Frazer (Sir James George) The Golden Bough: A Study in Magic and Religion, in two volumes, 2018 (5 sets overall)Generally fair condition overall, with some shelf wear and rubbing to the bindings. Internal contents generally fair, with some spotting in certain cases and other indications of wear. Please contact Chorley's if you require a condition report on any of the individual volumes that comprise the lot.
Lot 516
Folio Society volumes largely pertaining to literature and biography, to include Durrell (Gerald) My Family and Other Animals, 2006; Bacon (Francis) Essays or: Counsels, Civil and Moral, 2002; Blythe (Ronald) Akenfield, Portrait of an English Village, 2002, among other Folio Society volumes concerning literature, biography and memoir (20)Generally fair condition overall, with some light limited shelf wear to the bindings and slipcases. Please contact Chorley's if you require condition reports on the internal contents or any of the individual volumes from the lot.
![Folio Society a collection of literary volumes, to include Wodehouse (P. G.) Best of Blandings, 6 volumes, 2004; [ibid] Short](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/1102b528-9c3d-4e34-820d-b24a0099bba0/6c4ea5aa-62b5-42f7-bda1-b265010a37d7/468x382.jpg)
Lot 508
Folio Society a collection of literary volumes, to include Wodehouse (P. G.) Best of Blandings, 6 volumes, 2004; [ibid] Short Stories, with illustrations by George Adamson, 1983; Wilde (Oscar) collected works in three volumes, comprising Stories, Plays and Poems, and Essays and Letters, 1993, with a Folio Society set of French, English, Russian and American short stories in four volumes (4)Generally good condition overall, with some light shelf wear to bindings and slipcases but internal contents fairly bright. Please contact Chorley's if you require condition reports on any of the other individual volumes or sets in the lot.
![Folio Society a collection of volumes, including Hardy (Thomas) collection of six novels [ibid] The Woodlanders, 1991; Pinker](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/1102b528-9c3d-4e34-820d-b24a0099bba0/599908bc-da72-4831-b494-b265010a3af7/468x382.jpg)
Lot 511
Folio Society a collection of volumes, including Hardy (Thomas) collection of six novels [ibid] The Woodlanders, 1991; Pinker (Steven) The Language Instinct, 2008, among other Folio Society volumes including further works by Hardy (11)Volumes are generally in fair condition overall, with some rubbing, sunning and general shelf wear to the bindings. Please contact Chorley's if you require condition reports on any of the individual volumes from the lot.
Lot 517
Folio Society volumes largely pertaining to travel, to include Hudson (Roger ed.) The Grand Tour, 1592-1796, 1993; Latham (Ronald) The Travels of Marco Polo, 1968; Priestley (J. B.) English Journey, 1997, 4to Daniell (William) A Voyage Round the Coast of Great Britain, 2008, 4to, among other Folio Society volumes largely concerning travel (21)Generally good condition overall, with some shelf wear and surface dirt to the bindings. Internal contents generally bright. Please contact Chorley's for condition reports on any individual volumes from the lot.
Lot 518
Folio Society volumes mainly pertaining to architecture, to include Pevsner (Nikolaus) The Cathedrals of England, in three volumes, 2005; Ruskin (John) The Stones of Venice, edited and introduced by Jan Morris, 2001; among other Folio Society volumes largely concerning architecture (7)Generally good condition overall, with very mild shelf wear. Internal contents fairly bright overall, with minimal issues. Please contact Chorley's if you require a condition report on any of the individual volumes from the lot.
Lot 505
Folio Society a collection of volumes mainly comprising 20th Century fiction, to include Powell (Anthony) A Dance to the Music of Time, in four volumes, 2006; Eco (Umberto) The Name of the Rose, 2001; Lee (Harper) To Kill a Mockingbird, 1996, with other Folio Society volumes of fiction, including Henry Green, John le Carre, among other largely 20th Century authors (30)Generally good condition overall, with some shelf wear to bindings and internal contents generally bright. Please contact Chorley's for condition reports on any individual volumes from the lot.
Lot 519
Folio Society historical volumes, to include Fenwick (Kenneth, ed.) The Third Crusade, 1958, original pictorial gilt; Brigden (Susan) The Tudor Age, 2022; Barker (Juliet) Agincourt: The King, The Campaign, The Battle, 2015, among other Folio Society volumes largely concerning Medieval history (34)Generally good condition overall, with varying degrees of shelf wear, rubbing and bumping to the bindings and slipcases. Please contact Chorley's if you require condition reports on any individual volumes from the lot, including internal condition.
Lot 78
An Art Deco burr maple dining suite, comprising:a dining table, with an extra with leaf,137cm wide, 200cm extended76cm high, a set of eight dining chairs, 6+2, each with a pink and green, fish-scale-latticed seat and backrest, with a veneered back, armchairs 54cm wide 63cm deep91cm high, seat 50cm high, singles 50cm wide 60cm deep88cm high, seat 49cm high, a sideboard, with a cupboard enclosing a shelf, with two drawers opposite, 135cm wide50cm deep91.5cm high, and a console table, with two drawers, the top baize-lined, 99cm wide 47cm deep84cm high (12)Condition ReportSibeboard - key in drawer, Some knocks and wear. Some venner losses to the edges. Colour good overall. Some chairs a little loose - some appear to have been strengthened at some pointSome seat under carriages torn and loose.Two chairs little faded.
Lot 21
Stanley Webb Davies (1894-1978), an oak, chestnut and ebony cabinet, dated 1942, with three panelled cupboards over four drawers and an open shelf, with four further drawers all raised on a plinth, complete with ebony handles, the whole with carved edges, carved 'SWD 1942' and craftsman's monogram for Ernest John Oldcorn,163cm wide56cm deep199cm highProvenance: Stanley Webb Davies was the paternal great, great uncle of the vendor. The cabinet has stayed within the family and has been inherited by descent.Condition ReportAll drawers and cupboards function. Marks, scuffs and wear commensurate with age and use. Surface paint marks to the lower section. Please see the additional image of the signature.
Lot 64
Alvar Aalto (Finnish, 1898-1976), a 'Model 70' coffee table, originally designed in 1933, the circular birch top over an undertier shelf and raised on four birch bentwood supports,70cm wide62.5cm deep50cm highCondition ReportThe table is reasonably sturdy with some slight movement. The grain to the top is slightly open and rough to the touch in places. Under tier slightly warped. General knocks and wear commensurate with age. Please see the additional images.
Lot 203
A pair of Pierre Vandel side tables, c.1970, each of square form with a glass top and shelf, within a Lucite and gilded-brass frame, complete with paperwork numbered '50385' and '50386' respectively,58cm wide58cm deep50cm high (2)Condition ReportIn very good order with minor surface wear and slight tarnishing. Please see the additional images.
Lot 107
Pierre Jeanneret (Swiss, 1896-1967), a teak file rack, c.1956-7, designed for the Administrative Buildings, Chandigarh, with a large open shelf beside four further open shelves, painted 'D.I.H.-39',92cm wide38cm deep72cm highProvenance: From a private collection, purchased in India during the 1980s.Condition ReportSmall repair to the top. Visible join lines to the top and sides. General knocks, scuffs, and wear. Please see the additional images.
Lot 56
â–² Oskar Kaufmann (Hungarian, 1873-1956) a painted wooden side table, c.1920, designed for Leo Lewin's villa in Breslau, Wroclaw, Poland, the glazed square top with canted corners and an undertier shelf, raised on pierced trellis supports,74cm wide74cm deep80cm highProvenance: Purchased by the vendor from the granddaughter of Leo Lewin.Oskar Kaufmann, a renowned architect, worked extensively in Berlin - the Kroll Opera House, the Hebbel Theater and Habima Theater are among his known works. In 1917, Kaufmann was commissioned by the art collector, Leo Lewin, to design the interior of his villa in Breslau, where this table originally resided.Condition ReportOverall good order. Minor scuffs, wear, and losses to the paint commensurate with age and use.
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