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Click here to subscribeAN ERCOL ELM AND BEECH COCKTAIL CABINET, with a single fall door, enclosing a single shelf, above a single cupboard door and four drawers, top drawer with cutlery dividers, width 98cm x depth 47cm x height 117cm (condition - surface with stains and scratches to mainly the exterior and internal space of fall front)
Collection Wedgwood blue jasper miniature pieces a total of 12 miniature blue jasper pieces, including: a 5 piece coffee set, comprising: coffee pot, sugar bowl, cream jug, & cup & saucer, and a pair candle holders, a posy vase, coffee mug, and pin dish, together with a Wedgwood black basalt miniature teapot, all included with a fitted black wooden wall shelf display unit for the various pieces.
Victorian mahogany pair of bedside tables with scroll-like features, one with pull-out drawers with the other having single drawer and a single shelf, 50x59x91cm tall (2). Generally in good condition with some signs of wear of use to include scuffs, knocks, chips to wood, minor missing sections of trim etc as expected with age.
An Arts & Crafts light oak Dresser, in the manner of Shapland & Petter, Barnstaple, of asymmetric form, the mirrored back with plate shelf and glazed cupboard, on a base with two drawers and three cupboards, decorated with columns and carved panels, on bracket feet, W:183cm x H:174cm x D:54cm.
the moulded top above an arrangement of seven drawers around the kneehole cupboard enclosing a shelf and drawer, height 84cm, width 86cm, depth 51cm. ** Generally worn, faded and stained, top possibly a replacement, losses to moulding areas of repair and worm damage but sturdy and drawers run smoothly.
Glass Making. Haudicquer de Blancourt (Jean de), The Art of Glass. Shewing (sic_ How make all Sorts of Glass, Crystal and Enamel, Likewise the Making of Pearls, Precious Stones, China and Looking-Glasses. To which is added, The Method of Painting on Glass and Enameling. Also how to Extract the Colours from Minerals, Metals, Herbs and Flowers. A Work containing many Secrets and Curiosities never before Discovered [...], With an Appendix, containing Exact Instructions for making Glass-Eyes of all Colours, two parts in one, first English edition, London: Printed for Dan. Brown at the Black Swan without Temple-Bar; et al., 1699, complete, collating: A-Z?; Aa?, and illustrated with 9 engraved plates as called for, rebacked contemporary panelled calf boards, some of the original spine preserved, contemporaneous ink MS shelf numbering, later early 20th century collector's acquisition inscriptions, 8vo, [Duveen 281; Ferguson I, 367; Wing H1150].
Scotland. Selkirk (The Earl of), Observations on the Present State of the Highlands of Scotland, with a View of the Causes and Probable Consequences of Emigration, first edition, London: Longman, et al., 1805, bound without half-title, pp: vii, 223, lvi, contemporary quarter-calf over marbled boards, speckled edges, 8vo, [Henderson (John)], An Account of the Improvements Carried on by Sir John Sinclair, Bart. Founder, First President, of the Board of Agriculture, on his Estates in Scotland. Extracted from the Agricultural Report of the County of Caithness, sole edition thus, London: Prince by B. McMillan, 1812, fold-out hand-coloured map frontispiece ('Map of the Soil of Caithness'; one line tear) and engraved plate Sir John Sinclair of Ulbster's 'Pyramid of Statistical Enquiry', pp: [i], 43, 10 folding engraved plates, 1 of which with upper-fold detached but present, some others with discreet repairs, 20th century terracotta buckram institutional binding, 8vo, (2). Provenance: 1st: A. Lamont of Knockdow, Argyll, Scotland; early-mid 19th century armorial bookplate to recto pastedown, Knockdow House numbered shelf label: B/3, to ffep. 2nd: Rothamsted Laboratory, Lawes Trust; their binding.
Botany, Orchids. Hunt (Francis P.) & Grierson (Mary A., illustrator), Orchidaceae, signed by the author and illustrator, copy no. 450/600, The Bourton Press, 1973, printed in Monotype Baskerville on Inveresk paper, 144pp, 40 colour plates, original vellum over boards by Zaehnsdorf, gilt-lettered back, all edges gilt, red cloth slipcase en suite, medium folio (47cm x 36.5cm). A particularly fresh, clean copy. The slipcase with some rubbed shelf wear.
The Knowsley Hall Copy. Rittershausen (Nicolaus), Genealogiæ Imperatorum [...], third edition, Tubingæ [i.e. Tübingen]: Impensis Johannis Georgii Cottæ, 1664, title-page printed in black and red, with woodcut printer's device, the printed pedigrees uniquely interleaved with manuscript genealogies of English families, a few with armorial bearings, some 'cartulary' transcripts of earlier indentures, annotated and transcribed by various English hands of mixed dates, though all attributed to the Rouge Croix Pursuivant in the 1843 Sothebys' catalogue, early 19th century English russia gilt, upper-cover detached and with worm trail, lower-cover sturdy if rubbed, spine chipped and rubbed, gilt turn-ins, all edges, gilt, marbled endpapers, folio. Provenance: 1) William Radclyffe (1770-1828), Rouge Croix Pursuivant, College of Arms, his armorial bookplate to verso of ffep. 2) William Noel-Hill, 3rd Baron Berwick of Attingham Park, Shropshire (1773-1842), ink MS inscription 'Purchased by Bohn May 1 1843 at Ld Berwick's Sale/Lot 954 - 2.2. - for me Derby/Knowsley. 3) Edward Smith-Stanley, 13th Earl of Derby (1775-1851), armorial bookplate to pastedown, further inscriptions including the volume's place in the library Private Library/West Division/East Bookcase/Shelf 1 No. *.
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