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Lot 100
Large, vintage- with working shutter and 4 replaceable film backs.Mamiya medium and large format press cameras could be found snapping high-quality photos of celebrities, powerful moments in sports, fashion icons, and the exotic realms of world conflict and travel. Built to exacting standards, such press cameras were well equipped to handle taking archival-quality images on the go. This Mamiya 23 comes with a 3.5 F90mm Sekor lens, and 4 hard film backs with integral winders- 3 in the 6x7 620 format, and 1 black model in the 120 format. Also equipped with a built in rangefinder, removable 150/90 sports finder, and the original release handle. Capable of becoming an excellent work-a-day shooter, this vintage piece of engineering and art history cuts a beautiful figure on any shelf. Shutter speeds, advanced functions, and light tightness remain untested. Issued: 1960 Dimensions: 10"L x 7"D x 10"H, open Manufacturer: Mamiya Country of Origin: Japan Condition: Age and use related wear, as-is
Lot 32
2C Pocket; 2C and 3 Model A- chrome, black, with cases.Splendid array of antique Kodak large format roll film cameras. The 2C and 3-Model A are the unique Kodak Autographic models- fitted with sliding plates and styluses to emboss written words onto the film after taking a 'snapshot'. These decorative and feature-filled pieces of early photographic design all come with leather cases- the Autographic models include their manuals, too. A splendid array of antique American design and art in engineering, emblazoned with period-proper gothic script- and perfect for a mantle or curio shelf. Issued: 1900s Dimensions: 10.5"L x 5.5"D x 2.25"H, largest, in case Manufacturer: Kodak Country of Origin: United States Condition: Age and use related wear, as-is
Lot 1133
A very rare Shortt Synchronome free pendulum clock finally developed by William Hamilton Shortt engineer for the London & South Western Railway and Frank Hope Jones horologist of the Synchronome Company. Shortt Synchronome free pendulum clock No. 101 according to the builders plate, that would have finished a production run begun in 1924. Purchased in the 1970s as a part assembled movement (as it were off the shelf) that could be completed to become a finished example when added to all the component parts some of which are missing. These missing parts that we know of include, free pendulum rod, collars, trunnion, suspension spring and safety plate. The majority of, possibly all, items to finish the 'movement' are contained in plastic packets mostly carrying descriptions, some copies of original drawings ie, components, layout, setup are also included, in addition is the large seconds slave movements, parts, plates and castings. The master movement/clock housed in a cylindrical copper wall mounted vacuum tank, with the movement still to be assembled under a later glass bell jar with a glass bottom circular plate to be secured by the cast brass three point adjustable clamp, the glass plate allows one to see via the mirror the beat plate to be fitted below the pendulum bob. Also the Astronomical slave clock and pendulum of the type used with the free pendulum system, 10" silvered dial signed Synchronome, Patent No. 187814 with centre seconds, subsidiary minute and twenty four hour dial over two door mounted dials, Free P and Slave, within a glazed mahogany case, 55.25" high. No serial number had been allocated These complex precision electromechanical pendulum clocks by William Hamilton-Shortt in collaboration with Frank Hope-Jones were the most accurate pendulum clocks ever commercially produced and became the highest standard for timekeeping between the 1920s and 1940s, after which mechanical clocks were superseded by quartz time standards. They were used worldwide in astronomical observatories, naval observatories, in scientific research, and in primary standard for national time dissemination services. The Shortt was the first clock to be a more accurate timekeeper than the earth itself; it was used in 1926 to detect tiny seasonal changes in the earth's rotation rate. Shortt clocks achieved accuracy of around a second per year, although a recent measurement indicated they were even more accurate. About one hundred were produced between 1922 and 1956 .
Lot 752
A 19TH CENTURY PAINTED SATINWOOD AND GILT GESSO ADAM STYLE SEWING BOX ON STAND having a moulded hinged top revealing a tray top interior, decorated with floral swags; standing on shaped cabriole legs with rams head corners, leaf carved knees and hoof feet, joined by an under shelf 49cm wide 32cm deep 72cm high.
Lot 2023
An Art Deco walnut cocktail cabinet with mirrored interior above twin tambour doors enclosing single shelf and bottle rack, 140 x 97cm.Additional InformationGeneral wear and tear throughout, scratches, small losses and discolouration, staining, heavy scratches to the top. Approx depth 37cm.
Lot 17
A good painted wooden dolls house and contents, English mid 19th century, the red brick painted exterior with five glazed windows and moulded surrounds, window bars and sills, attic window, painted panelled front door with portico, and tiled pitch roof with decorative tiling, two chimneys, façade with barley twist border, and carry handles to sides, the front opens in three sliding sections to four rooms on two levels, and staircase. Top right Bedroom: includes wooden bed, tinplate and soft metal washstands, bone crib and family of bisque dolls, (doll in navy dress leg re-glued, father lacks one foot). Top left Dining room: soft metal fireplace and gilt hanging shelf, Waltershausen, washstand, chair and settee with pink upholstery, three dolls, (a.f). Kitchen: wooden dresser, shelves and table, selection of china and brass kitchen ware and utensils. Salon: Art Nouveau style settee and chair, brass fireplace with decorative mantle, clock, easel with picture, and dolls, (a.f). Hallway and landing: soft metal pram, umbrella stand, hall stand with mirror and more, all rooms with a selection of pictures and ornaments. (condition: papers not original), 32” (81cm) tall, 36” (92cm) wide, 12 ½” (32cm) deep. Please note: For shipping and collection of this lot after the day of sale please contact Leigh Gotch at C&T auctioneers.
Lot 38
Gilt metal dolls house miniatures, German 1880s-90s, pair of ornate wall sconces, both with twin candle holders, 2 ¾” (7cm) high, large two branch ornate candelabra, walking stick stand, table swing mirror, pair of figurine candle holders and another mantel clock under dome, picture frame, corner shelf, folding screen, Art Nouveau style clock and goblet, (14 items).
Lot 54
A sweet and early miniature wooden painted Basket stall, German 1840s, the papered exterior with ornate hand painted flower and exotic bird scenes with painted borders, painted card roof, interior with shelf to rear, and bench holding a good selection of early straw work baskets, cradle, purse, wooden bird cage with bird, and later painted peg wooden doll, (condition: some loss to paper exterior, some baskets later in date), 10 ¼” (26 cm) tall, 10 ¼” (26cm) wide, 7” (18cm) deep.
Lot 56
A rare miniature Nuremberg Kitchen room set, German mid 19th century, the pine walls with remains of original yellow stain, with two fitted side board and plate racks and long shelf, contents include tinplate stove with pots and pans, various utensils and decorations including pewter moulds, cooking pots, plates, cup and cutlery, coffee grinder, porcelain Toby jugs, Steins, carpet beaters, brooms and rare tinplate plate rack with plates and a papier-mache shoulder head doll (a.f), (condition: good and original condition having normal ware), 11 ½” (30cm) tall, 27” (69cm) wide, 14” (36cm) deep. Please note: For shipping and collection of this lot after the day of sale please contact Leigh Gotch at C&T auctioneers.
Lot 60
Collection of dolls house furniture and accessories, late 19th century, furniture includes wooden corner cabinet with shelf and door with metal handle, 4 ½” (11.5cm) tall, cabinet with cupboard and shelf below and smaller cupboard and shelves above, two side tables, octangle centre table, red silk upholstered sofa, chairs and stool, and more a/f, painted white tinplate coal scuttle, two painted tinplate fireplaces and a smaller cast iron fireplace, decorative decanter with gilt metal handle, leaf shaped top, base and stopper (lacks cork), flat gilt clock, painted soft metal cutlery holder, kitchen utensils including four nice wooden buckets, (lot).
Lot 62
Fine miniature Cherry wood half-tester bed and hanging shelves, German circa 1890, half tester bed with lovely original blue silk mattress, pillow and detachable canopy with pediment (re-glued) with quilt and pillow, 8 ½” (21cm) tall, together with a finely shaped three tier hanging shelf with barley twist supports, 6 ½” (17cm) tall, (condition: very good slight fraying to silk), (2 items).
Lot 63
Rare Waltershausen Dressing Table and other pieces, German 1860-80, the stained rosewood dressing table with gold transfer decoration, bright green papered interior with mirror, circular sections to top and original lace drapes, pull out drawer with sections, and two drawer cupboard below, 7” (18cm) tall, together with a Biedermeier style bookcase with glazed upper doors to green interior with shelf, single drawer and cupboard with doors, small washstand with drawer and chairs with blue silk upholstered seats, and another smaller chair and another smaller chair, (condition: good, three chairs lack back-splats), (7 items).
Lot 460
1960's Danish Modular Teak Wall Unit in the manner of Poul Cadovius. Consisiting of wall mounted support rails each with 32 brass inset holes (200cm high), cupboard with 2 sliding doors revealing 2 shelves (cupboard measures approx 80cm long x 52cm high x 20cm depth),A cupboard with 2 sliding doors revealing single recessed shelf (cupboard measures approx 80cm long x 35cm high x 53cm depth), A cupboard with 2 glass sliding doors with horizontal frosted stripes revealing single recessed shelf (cupboard measures approx 80cm long x 35cm high x 35cm depth), 6 individual shelves.Please note, the image shows the unit photographed before dismantling from the property. There are traces of white paint on the side rails.
Lot 39
A large oak cabinet bookcase circa 1920 with leaded glass panel doors above eight lower drawers with cup handles, width 154cm, depth 53cm & height 230cm.Condition: small section of beading missing from top left below cornice, small 'touch up' below lock front of left door, deep scratch to lower internal shelf, otherwise good overall, colour, patination good, all glass good.
Lot 522
KING CRIMSON - IN THE COURT OF THE CRIMSON KING LP (1ST UK PRESSING ILPS 9111). A well presented original UK pressing of the iconic 1969 album (Island pink label white 'i' ILPS 9111 A2/B3). The record is in VG+ condition with a couple of light surface/scuff markings, none of which are of a heavier nature at all. The gatefold sleeve is in solid VG condition with some noted shelf wear and some rubbing on the corners. Solid copy.
Lot 531
LED ZEPPELIN - I, II & III. Excellent run of early/original pressing LPs. Titles are III (1st UK 2401002 with Peter Grant credit, A5/B5 matrix - superb Ex record showing only a couple of extremely light and faint hairline markings/Ex a neat original UK 'working wheel' sleeve with a couple of light and minor creases), II (UK 588198 plum Atlantic, Livin' Lovin' Maid... and The Lemon song credits on cover and record, A2/B2 matrix - VG+ a few light surface markings/VG solid sleeve with some shelf/ringwear noted on the reverse) and I (French orange/green Atlantic RE No. 40031 - Ex/Ex UK K 40031 sleeve).
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