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Lot 1415
3 1/32 scale electric slot cars by Fly:Saleen S7R 24hr Daytona 2001 (ref 88015), car in as new condition.Lister Storm Silverstone 2000GT, Dave Clark and Tiff Needell, car in near mint barely run condition.Lister Storm Silverstone FLA GT 2000, Jamie Campbell Walker and Julian Bailey, car in near mint barely run condition.Boxes have shelf ware and 2 models missing box backing information sheet.
Lot 7506
A Dutch Nieuwe Kunst carved and painted oak sideboard,Probably Haarlem School, ca. 1900, Netherlands,Decorated overall with carved and painted stylised marsh-marigolds (or kingcups), inlaid fluting and geometric shapes, and pronounced pegs, the rectangular cornice above a monogram 'KW' and a single panelled door, opening to reveal a plain interior with one shelf, flanked by two curved supports, above a buffet with a single drawer and a pair of panelled doors, the plain interior with one shelf, together with three keys monogrammed 'JH'.This piece of furniture is emblematic of the teaching methods implemented in schools of applied arts and drawing in the period 1895-1900, represented at the Haarlemse School voor Kunstnijverheid by teachers such as T.K.L. Sluyterman and M. Duco Crop, and at the Kunstnijverheidsschool Quellinus in Amsterdam by J.B. Heukelom. Around the turn of the century, students in these schools would draw after nature by taking field trips in the surrounding area, and would use method books with stylised renditions of plants and animals. They would learn to translate these forms into a decorative system on a two-dimensional plane, thus arriving at an often symmetrical scheme that could be applied on pieces of furniture, tile panels, metalware, wallpapers and fabrics. In fact, the ornaments used on the panelled doors of the sideboard in this auction bear a striking resemblance to a decorative drawing made by J. van Amstel when he was a student at the above-mentioned school in Haarlem from 1893 onwards. The plant in the drawing is rendered in the same manner as in the decorative scheme of the sideboard, showing the flower heads and leaves 'en profil' (fanning out) and 'en face'.This drawing by Van Amstel is part of the collection of Het Nieuwe Instituut (HNI) Rotterdam, and can be viewed in their online database. Reference: Het Nieuwe Instituut, Rotterdam, School voor Kunstnijverheid, Haarlem / Verzameling (SKHV), inv.nr. SKHV_pf1-34.,164x96x44 cm,,
Lot 50
TWAIN (Mark): 'The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County, and other Sketches...' New York, C H Webb, 1870: publishers purple cloth gilt, spine sunned and chipped to head, contents a little shaken, 12mo: BAXTER (Richard) 'Converse with God in Solitude: or, the Christian improving the insufficiency and uncertainty of human friendship, for conversing with God in secret...' Shrewsbury, printed by J Eddowes, 1774: 2nd edition: contemporary sheep, rubbed and cracked, 12mo: with 24 others over one shelf, misc. antiquarian, various sizes and condition. (One shelf)
Lot 51
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY: JUKES-BROWNE (A J): 'The Cretaceous Rocks of Britain...' London, HMSO, 1900-1904: 3 vols. publishers blind stamped blue cloth gilt, light wear, large 8vo: GUIDEBOOK: 'The Illustrated Guide to Weymouth, the island of Portland, and the adjacent neighbourhood..' Weymouth, Sherren & Son, n.d (c1880): publishers cloth-backed printed boards, 12mo: with 17 other vols over one shelf misc. antiquarian, largely 18th-19thc, various sizes and condition. (One shelf)
Lot 58
EARLY SCHOOL BOOK: VERGIER (Eloy): 'Grammatica Pro Pueris Methodica Ratione Digesta..' Leiden, Gryphius, 1547: 3rd edition. 406pp, woodcut printer's device to title page and final leaf, lower margin cropped and repaired to title, some water staining, 19thc cloth backed boards detached from block, 8vo: with 25 other volumes over one shelf, misc. Continental and English antiquarian, mostly smaller format. (26)
Lot 66
ST JOHN (J A): 'Egypt and Nubia. With Illustrations...' London, Chapman & Hall, 1845: publishers brown blind stamped cloth gilt, neatly recased preserving backstrip, 8vo: BELL (Sir Charles) 'Tibet Past & Present...' Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1924: FIRST EDITION, publishers blue cloth gilt, recased, 8vo: with 17 other volumes over one shelf, travel. (19)
Lot 76
MOTOR-RACING: COURT (William): 'Power and Glory: a History of Grand Prix Motor Racing 1906-1951..' London, Macdonald, 1966: 4to, publishers cloth with dustjacket, a few nicks and chips to edges: together with the second volume, pub. Patrick Stephens 1990: plus 23 other volumes on motor-racing and sports cars, mainly large format publications, generally in good condition. (One shelf)
Lot 19
A 19th century Fry's Chocolate countertop display cabinet with painted white glass inset panelled arching top, a shaped glass front and carved with 'J. S. Fry & Sons Ltd' across the bottom, with partial makers label for R. Palmer, 45cm wide x 24.5cm deep x 69cm high overall; together with a further smaller similar Fry & Sons Ltd countertop display cabinet, painted black and with arching glass, 35.5cm wide x 21cm deep x 34.5cm high (2)Minor marks, dents and scratches overall due to age and use. Paintwork in poor condition. Wear to the gilded paintwork and to the painted sign writing on the glass panel. The interior with original paper lining but tatty with losses and with no shelves within or back door. The remains of the hinged door possibly originally a glazed frame at the base. The second cabinet with marks, dents and scratches overall due to age and use, some moulding to the upper left side of the cabinet missing, the back of the cabinet replaced, the interior with later shelf and partially re-lined.
Lot 638
A faux bamboo brass three-tier wall shelf, 24" wide x 6" deep x 27" highCondition:Some of the metalwork framing is corroded.The shelves are slightly wobbly.The "discolouration" in the images are large amounts of dust and dirt.the shelves are not glass, they are sheets of plywood with a black veneer laid on the top and bottom.
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