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Lot 305

Shelf of mixed items including two briefcases belts spectacles soft toys wicker baskets linen etc

Lot 520

Small two door cupboard with inner shelf 63 x 18 x 69 cm H

Lot 541

Large wooden three shelf bookcacse with twin under drawers

Lot 102

Doni Anton Francesco. I marmi... cioè ragionamenti introdotti à farsi da varie conditioni d'huomini, à luoghi di honesto piacere in Firenze... Diviso in quattro libri... Venezia, Giovanni Battista Bertoni, 1609. Una parte (di 4) in-4° (mm 195x140). [8], 66 pagine. Marca silografica al frontespizio, illustrazioni, capilettera, testatine e finalini tutto inciso su legno. Vignetta silografica entro cornice incisa al verso dell'ultima carta. Gore e tracce di polvere vaste e diffuse sulle carte, alle carte degli ultimi 2 fascicoli restauri integrativi ai margini superiore e inferiore che talvolta toccano i titoli correnti o il testo. Legatura rimontata in pergamena su cartone, timbro in oro al piatto anteriore Inner Temple. Aloni e macchie ai piatti. Timbro di appartenenza 'Inner Temple' ripetuto più volte al frontespizio e varie pagine; timbro 'Shelf List' al recto della carta di guardia anteriore.Solo prima parte di questa seconda edizione della raccolta di Ragionamenti di Anton Francesco Doni (1513-1574), che deve il suo titolo allo svolgersi delle discussioni e dei dialoghi inclusi nell'opera sui gradini in marmo del Duomo di Firenze.One part (of 4), 4° (195x140 mm). [8], 66 pages. Woodcut printer's device on the title-page, woodcut illustrations, initials, head- and tailpieces. Woodcut vignette on the verso of the last leaf. Waterstains, dusted, some restorations to the upper margins of the leaves of the final quires, sometimes affecting the text. Vellum over pasteboards (recased), gilt stamp on the upper cover (Inner Temple). Spots and stains on the covers. Ownership stamp 'Inner Temple' on the title-page and on other leaves; stamp 'Shelf List' on the front flyleaf. Only first part of the second edition of this collection of Ragionamenti by Anton Francesco Doni (1513-1574). The title of the work - I Marmi - is due to the marble step of the Florentine Cathedral where the dialogues take place.

Lot 16

Dante Alighieri. Daniello Bernardino. La Poetica di Bernardino Daniello Lucchese. Venezia, Giovanni Antonio Nicolini da Sabbio, 1536. In-4° (mm 203x148). Segnatura: A-Q4, R6. 136, [2], [2 bianche] pagine. Titolo stampato al verso della prima carta. Carattere corsivo. Capilettera silografici ornati. Legatura settecentesca in pergamena su piatti in cartone. Al dorso titolo e numero di collocazione 'A321', tutto impresso in oro. Risguardi e tagli marmorizzati. Buon esemplare ad ampi margini. Al contropiatto anteriore, ex libris 'Fratelli Guizzetti qm. Giamaria' e 'Paolo Cagna Ninchi'.Prima edizione - dedicata al vescovo di Brescia Andrea Corner - del primo trattato italiano sulla poetica dopo la Poetica di Trissino (1529). I numerosi esempi poetici esaminati in quest'opera sono tratti principalmente da Dante e Petrarca. La preferenza di Daniello, tuttavia, è per quest'ultimo, perché considera Dante più un filosofo che un poeta; infatti, Daniello fu uno dei primi studiosi italiani a difendere la poesia contro la filosofia (cfr. J.E. Spingarn, La critica letteraria del Rinascimento, Bari, 1905, pp. 25-28). Le note al Canzoniere, nella seconda parte del trattato, verranno successivamente estese per convergere nell'edizione di Petrarca del 1541 (cfr. E. Raimondi, Bernardino Daniello e le varianti petrarchesche, in: "Studi Petrarcheschi", V, 1952, pp. 95-130), mentre nel 1568 vedrà la luce un ulteriore, postumo, commento di Daniello a Dante. "Il trattato consta di due libri. Nel primo libro, dopo una breve introduzione che serve ad ambientare "bembescamente" il dialogo nella villa di Bassano di Trifone Gabriele, quest'ultimo prende la parola rispondendo a quesiti posti dai suoi giovani discepoli. Si inizia ponendo subito in chiaro la funzione pedagogico-morale della poesia (laddove non sono esistiti i poeti, non c'è stata nemmeno civiltà), distinguendo però nettamente il confine tra poesia e storia. Trifone, sempre incalzato dalle domande dei discepoli, inizia l'analisi delle tre componenti della poesia: invenzione, disposizione ed elocuzione... Il secondo libro è dedicato quasi esclusivamente all'elocuzione (che si divide in grave, mezzana ed umile): è una sorte di compendio delle forme linguistiche che si possono definire poetiche" (DBI, sv). B. Weinberg, A history of literary criticism in the Italian Renaissance, Chicago, 1961, pp. 721, 1124; Index Aureliensis, 149.699; Gamba, 1341; Edit16 15989; L. Carpané, Annali tipografici, Venezia 1521-1551, in: "Il mestier de le stamperie de i libri. Le vicende e i percorsi dei tipografi di Sabbio Chiese tra Cinque e Seicento e l'opera dei Nicolini", E. Sandal, ed., Brescia, 2002, p. 184, no. 16. 4° (203x148 mm). Collation: A-Q4, R6. 136, [2], [2 blank] pages. Title printed on verso of first leaf. Italic type. Decorated woodcut initials. Eighteenth-century stiff vellum, spine with ink title and the number 'A321' (probably a shelf mark) in gilt. Marbled endpapers and edges. A fine, wide-margined copy. On the front pastedown, the eighteenth-century engraved bookplate of 'Fratelli Guizzetti qm. Giammaria' and twentieth-century bookplate of 'Paolo Cagna Ninchi'.First edition - beautifully impressed and dedicated to the Bishop of Brescia, Andrea Corner - of the first Italian treatise on poetics after Trissino's Poetica (1529). The numerous poetic examples examined in the work are taken mainly from Dante and Petrarch. Daniello's preference, however, is for the latter, as he considers Dante more of a philosopher than a poet; indeed, Daniello was one of the first Italian scholars to defend poetry against philosophy (cf. J.E. Spingarn, La critica letteraria del Rinascimento, Bari, 1905, pp. 25-28). The notes to the Canzoniere in the second part of the treaty are subsequently extended and converge in Daniello's 1541 edition of Petrarch (cf. E. Raimondi, Bernardino Daniello e le varianti petrarchesche, in: "Studi Petrarcheschi", V, 1952, pp. 95-130). while his further commentary on Dante was published posthumously in 1568. A collection of his letters is found in Paolo Gherardo's Nuovo libro di lettere de i più rari autori (1545) and some of his verses in Giolito's anthology of 1545 (cf. C. Dionisotti, Bernardino Daniello, in: "Enciclopedia dantesca", 1970, II, pp. 303-304). "In La poetica of Bernardino Daniello (1536), one senses an enrichment of the tradition represented by its two predecessors [Trissino and Vida (De arte poetica, 1527)], if no essential change. Horace still furnishes the basic text, and most of the Ars poetica reappears in Daniello's work, translated and rearranged... There are some traces of Plato in the ideas on imitation and on the exiling of the poets, some traces of Aristotle in the discussion of tragedy and in the comparison of poetry to history. The first section is indebted, for its defense of poetry, to the numerous commonplaces of the time; the final section, for its treatment of language and of prosody, to a whole series of theorists of style and versification. Like Trissino, Daniello takes his examples largely from the Italian poets... Daniello's defense of the art of poetry is manifold and extends into various theoretical considerations..." (B. Weinberg, A history of literary criticism in the Italian Renaissance, Chicago, 1961, p. 721). B. Weinberg, A history of literary criticism in the Italian Renaissance, Chicago, 1961, pp. 721, 1124; Index Aureliensis, 149.699; Gamba, 1341; Edit16 15989; L. Carpané, Annali tipografici, Venezia 1521-1551, in: "Il mestier de le stamperie de i libri. Le vicende e i percorsi dei tipografi di Sabbio Chiese tra Cinque e Seicento e l'opera dei Nicolini", E. Sandal, ed., Brescia, 2002, p. 184, no. 16.

Lot 75

Ridinger Johann Elias. Neue Reit-Kunst... L'art de monter à cheval en tailles douces. Inventées et dessinées par Jean Elie Ridinger. Augsbourg, aux depens de Jeremie Wolff marchand en tailles douces, 1722. In-folio oblungo (mm 330x490). 23 carte incise su rame, di cui una contenente il frontespizio e 22 tavole numerate incise da J.B. Prost e J.D. Hertz su disegni di Ridinger, con didascalie in tedesco e francese. Fioriture, qualche piccola gora marginale, tracce di polvere. Legatura coeva in mezzo marocchino con angoli, carta arancione ai piatti, bordura vegetale in oro ai piatti, titoli e fregi a forma di cavallo in oro al dorso, contropiatti e sguardie in carta marmorizzata. Leggere abrasioni. Al contropiatto anteriore doppia etichetta 'Biblioteca di S.A.R. il Duca di Genova' e 'Biblioteca di S.A.R. il Principe Tommaso di Savoia Duca di Genova' (con segnatura), timbro della stessa proprietà su alcune carte; al verso del frontespizio altro antico timbro di collezione francese.Prima edizione - l'opera riapparve nel 1744 presso Leopold - di quello che viene considerato un capolavoro di incisione a tema equestre. Ridinger (1698 - 1767) è stato uno dei principali e più prolifici artisti di animali del XVIII secolo: divenne pittore ufficiale di diversi aristocratici appassionati di caccia e divenne conosciuto proprio per le sue raffigurazioni di animali in mezzo a splendidi paesaggi. Sul frontespizio l'Autore si ritrae impegnato in una conversazione con Minerva, dea delle arti e mestieri, accanto alla statua di un cavallo. Huth, 29; Mennessier de la Lance II, 428; Nissen ZBI 3413; Schwerdt III, 142.Oblong folio, (330x490 mm). 23 copper engraved plates, one containing the title-page and 22, numbered, engraved by J.B. Prost e J.D. Hertz based on the drawings by Ridinger, with captions in German and French. Foxing, a few marginal waterstains, dust traces. Contemporary half-morocco, orange paper on the covers, gilt decorations on the covers, titles and decorations shaped as horses on the spine, pastedowns and flyleaves in marbled paper. Slightly rubbed. To the upper pastedown double lettering-piece 'Biblioteca di S.A.R. il Duca di Genova' and 'Biblioteca di S.A.R. il Principe Tommaso di Savoia Duca di Genova' (with shelf mark), stamp of the same ownership on some leaves; on the title-page verso another stamp of a French collection.First edition - the work reappeared in Leopold in 1744 - of what is considered a masterpiece of equestrian-themed engraving. Ridinger (1698 - 1767) became one of the leading and most prolific animal artists of the eighteenth century: he became the official painter of several aristocrats passionate about hunting and well known thanks to his depictions of animals in the midst of beautiful landscapes. On the title-page, the author paints himself engaged in a conversation with Minerva, goddess of arts and crafts, next to a statue of a horse. Huth, 29; Mennessier de la Lance II, 428; Nissen ZBI 3413; Schwerdt III, 142.

Lot 69

A DROP FRONT ESCRITOIRE BY GOODALL, LAMB & HEIGHWAY LTD, MANCHESTER, MADE FROM FOUDROYANT OAK, CIRCA 1899 the carved front inscribed FOUDROYANT with silver presentation plaque from St. Paul’s Church, Blackpool 1899 over, hinged to reveal an interior fitted with document drawer over three pigeon holes and eight further drawers with drop handles, three exterior drawers and shelf — 47 x 26 x 13.¼in. (119 x 66 x 33.5cm.)

Lot 692

An early Victorian rosewood chiffonierWith arched back section with single shelf and carved detail over a base with two drawers and two panelled doors with pillared side supports, height 150cm, width 130cm, depth 46cm An early Victorian rosewood chiffonierWith arched back section with single shelf and carved detail over a base with two drawers and two panelled doors with pillared side supports, height 150cm, width 130cm, depth 46cm

Lot 699

A pair of 19th Century continental mahogany and inlaid console tablesWith single frieze drawer, over tapering front legs and recessed base shelf, height 105cm, width 136cm, depth 59cm. A pair of 19th Century continental mahogany and inlaid console tablesWith single frieze drawer, over tapering front legs and recessed base shelf, height 105cm, width 136cm, depth 59cm.

Lot 699A

An 18th Century oak dresser baseThe small top section with three frieze drawers and a single plate shelf, over a base with three drawers with swan neck handles and two panelled doors, based on short bracket feet, height 83cm, width 166cm, depth 51cm. An 18th Century oak dresser baseThe small top section with three frieze drawers and a single plate shelf, over a base with three drawers with swan neck handles and two panelled doors, based on short bracket feet, height 83cm, width 166cm, depth 51cm.

Lot 736

An unusual 19th Century miniature dressing tableWith folding triple mirrored top, over an oval central section with frieze drawer over a further base shelf, the whole set on side supports and swept legs, height 103cm, width 53cm, depth 30cm An unusual 19th Century miniature dressing tableWith folding triple mirrored top, over an oval central section with frieze drawer over a further base shelf, the whole set on side supports and swept legs, height 103cm, width 53cm, depth 30cm

Lot 828

A Georgian astragal glazed elevated cabinet, with a single panel glazed door on a plinth style base, solid panel cupboard, fitted shelf interior, 71 cm wide x 257 cm high x 47 cm deep

Lot 786

A Edwardian rosewood inlaid sideboard, central bevelled glazed panel door above single frieze drawer, canted corners with Moorish arches, tiered shelf, turned supports, inlaid with satinwood and boxwood 137 cm wide x 40 cm deep x 100 cm high

Lot 35

A Mahogany Jardiniere Stand with Stretcher Shelf, Warped Top, 95cm High

Lot 354

A Box Containing Vintage Tins, Victorian and Other Cabinet Door Handles, Various Shelf Brackets, Brassware etc

Lot 378

A Modern Five Shelf Pine Effect Open Bookcase, 73cm Wide

Lot 382

An Oak Dresser with Two Drawers and Two Shelf Plate Rack, 117cm Wide

Lot 52

A 19th Century Carved Oak Cheese Cupboard with Panelled Doors and Stretcher Shelf to Turned Supports, 112cm Wide

Lot 232

Victorian satinwood duchess dressing table, the super-structure with arched swing mirror and cushion compartment flanked by six short drawers, with single drawer to the bow frieze, based on scroll cabriole legs and shelf base, 117cm wide

Lot 330

Edwardian inlaid mahogany display cabinet with ledge back above twin astragal glazed doors with shelf below, on square taper legs, 91cm wide

Lot 16

Pair of Moveis Cimo bedside cabinets, each with shelf and single drawer on turned supports, each approx 41cm wide

Lot 455

A Victorian mahogany hanging wall shelf ; and a white painted corner shelf

Lot 1074

A pine three tier shelf unit

Lot 681

A bookcase/ CD rack with integral sliding shelf

Lot 216

A GEORGIAN STYLE HARDWOOD HANGING WALL SHELF with fretwork decorated sides, 51.5cm wide x 17cm deep x 111cm high

Lot 423

AN AESTHETIC MOVEMENT EBONISED TWO TIER SHELF with turned supports, 91cm wide x 98cm high together with two 19th century mahogany night stands (3)

Lot 485

A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY HALL MIRROR with shaped bevelled edge mirror plate and later fitted brass hooks with a freestanding shelf 98cm overall x 51cm

Lot 554

An Edwardian mahogany music cabinet having gadrooned rim with oval applique door and shelf interior on square legs

Lot 847

A reproduction oak sideboard, in the Georgian style, with three frieze drawers, brass plate handles, raised on turned front legs, square section rear legs joined with a floor level pot shelf, 117 by 48.5 by 81cm high.

Lot 888

A Georgian pine corner cupboard, with outswept cornice and reeded decoration, shaped open shelves painted red, missing doors, two door cupboard below enclosing a single shaped shelf, 121 by 63 by 190cm high.

Lot 878

A late Victorian mahogany centre table, the octagonal surface raised on ring turned legs and slender support columns united by a lower tier shelf with pierced gallery, brown ceramic castors, 75 by 75 by 72cm high.

Lot 836

A late Victorian mahogany side table, moulded edge over a plain frieze, raised on square section legs with a shaped lower tier shelf, 104 by 55.5 by 74cm high.

Lot 884

An early 20th century wash stand, with turned supports, oval mirror and candle sconces, bent wood towel rails to either side and circular frame for a wash bowl, on barley twist supports with circular lower shelf for wash jug, 65 by 65 by 133cm high.

Lot 296

Late 19th C Ansonia shelf clock and three others

Lot 297

Ansonia shelf clock case and four other shelf clocks

Lot 313

Shelf mounted Master Clock transformer & regulator and a Gents' charger & wet cell

Lot 321

Early 20th C American walnut cased shelf clock by Newhaven (movement stamped) and two other shelf clock cases

Lot 545

Three tier ebonised and brass mounted wall shelf (width 70cm)

Lot 127

19th century gilt wood and carved gesso three shelf wall mirror, H60cm Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

Lot 196

Industrial style circular shelf, D40cm x Depth 12cm Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

Lot 445

Mid 20th century walnut double wardrobe, two figured doors enclosing handing space and shelf, W123cm, H193cm, D52cm Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

Lot 606

Rustic waxed paint finish and reclaimed pine television stand, centre shelf and tambour roll cupboards, W150cm, H54cm, D46cm Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

Lot 142

Shelf of ceramics to include 'Pied piper' jug by Burleigh ware

Lot 94

Shelf of vintage Disney Christmas tree decorations

Lot 96

Shelf of ceramics to include Ironstone

Lot 97

Shelf of boxed Lego sets to include Indiana Jones, Harry Potter etc.

Lot 187

A late 18th Century mahogany corner wash stand with a base drawer on French Hepplewhite feet, in good condition with glass shelf, 105cm H x 57cm W, with receipt from John Beazor 1997 for £995

Lot 213

A Victorian oak adjustable shelf book case - 111cm H x 106cm x 36cm

Lot 606

An Edwardian aesthetic movement chiffonier, the back with open fret and bobbin decoration about three bevelled mirrors over a book shelf. The plain top over a drawer and a two door cupboard the panels decorated with floral sprays on a gold ground and cut back shelved corners, 144cm high x 116cm wide x 40cm deep

Lot 174

A Chinese Chippendale Revival mahogany four tier wall shelf

Lot 290

A carved beech spinning chair, Chinese wine carrier, copper warming pan, oak wall shelf and one other

Lot 247

Robin Mason (b.1958), Temple on a shelf; Untitled, two, charcoal, both signed on reverse, one inscribed, one dated 1988, the larger 61cm x 76cm.(2)

Lot 440

A 19th century mahogany Gothic Revival hanging shelf, 49cm wide.

Lot 345

An early 20th century pine cupboard with panelled door, 64cm wide x 118cm high, and an early 20th century stained pine three tier hanging wall shelf with bobbin turned columns, 70cm wide x 64cm high.

Lot 2214

Jonas Wood (American 1977-): 'Large Shelf Still Life' offset lithograph printed in colours on wove paper, published for the Shio Kusaka/ Jonas Wood exhibition at the Museum Voorlinden, The Netherlands, 2017, unframed, 58.5cm x 58.5cm Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

Lot 508B

A vintage globe together with a white metal collared walking cane, cased fishing rod etc Condition Report: please request* *Condition is not stated in this type of auction with description and must be obtained by email prior to bidding as items are otherwise are purchased 'as seen'Yes, the rod is a Hardy Phantom, when made up it is 262cms, yes the tip and butt end are the same length, the bag looks like its lost a bit of colour but the rod looks new or hardly used. The globe does have minor shelf wear, few surface scratches to the base and a few small bits of paper loss of the globe itself, also certain sections look a bit dirty, it does spin well and looks very nice.

Lot 179

LOT OF FIGURES IN INDIAN DRESS, including examples modelled in military uniform and traditional dress, along with accompanying display shelf

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