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Click here to subscribeNATIVE AMERICAN POTTERY - Low Rolled Rim Bowl with Polychrome Decoration by Fannie Nampeyo (Polacca, AZ, 1900-1987 ), Tewa-Hopi artist, third and most accomplished daughter of the famous Nampeyo (1860-1942) who revived the Sikyati First Mesa style of decoration evident here, this pot is in black and red design over yellow slip, signed on underside (with letter `F` worn off, 3 5/8" tall, 7 1/8" diam, very good condition, minor abrasions to foot.
Assorted Modern Suits, including Albert Nixon Three Piece Suit in pale pink with beaded decoration (size 12); Full Length Eau De Nil Evening Dress with long sleeves and buttons to the back; Gina Bacconi Pale Blue Suit of long skirt and jacket with beaded decoration; Fiona Nicoll Suit of cornflower blue linen; Elizabeth March Suit of pale lavender silk comprising long skirt and jacket; Condici Set Crepe Dress and Jacket in pale green with embroidered spots to the bodice and matching sheer long coat (size 12); Paddy Campbell Crepe Dress and Jacket in lavender (size 14); Joseph Ribkoff Evening Dress in pale green with satin detailing and matching scarf (size 10); Darling black evening dress with button detailing (medium); Donna Karan trouser suit; two Presen De Luxe silver brocade evening skirts and tops, unworn (size 16 & 20); Gina Bacconi cream full length evening dress with spaghetti straps embroidered with flowers; Jaeger green floral chiffon wrap dress and green slip (size 14); David Brown California I Magnin & Co paisley full length jumpsuit; Sara Bernshaw chiffon evening dress (16 items)
A Charles I style silver slip top spoon, London 1937, a silver caddy spoon with scallop shell bowl and gilt Prince of Wales Feathers handle, Sheffield 1981, and a pair of Victorian novelty plated servers with ivory handles in the form of a garden spade and fork, together with a small collection of silver and plated cutlery.
William Lakin Turner (British 1867-1936) A WOODLAND GLEN, oil on canvas, an autumnal leaf scattered woodland path running alongside a slow moving stream, signed lower right, within a gilt slip and moulded gilt frame, indistinctly titled in pencil verso. 25cm(h) x 35cm(w)Some surface dirt, slightly ill fitting in frame with edges showing otherwise a lovely painting.
A 19TH CENTURY PORTRAIT OF JOHN WHARTON, oil on canvas, a distinguished elderly gentleman resting against a chair with canine companion at his feet, signed lower right A Van Deh***, within a gilt slip and moulded gilt frame under glass. 75cm(w) x 105cm(h) ***John Wharton born 1788 died 7/9/1867, son of Ruth and Stephen Wharton, boat builder of Scarborough, John Wharton became Mayor of Scarborough and owned various estates. Heavily discoloured, cracking throughout with some losses showing, staining to reverse of canvas.
A Gilt Composition Louis XIV Style Frame, late 20th century, linen fronted slip, foliate sight, the hollow, the ogee with scrolling leaf and foliate on a cross-hatched ground, cartouche and anthemion centres and corners, dentil back edge, 58x43.3cm: A Gilt Composition Louis VX Style Swept and Pierced Frame with Decapé Finish, mid/late 20th century, stepped foliate sight, leaf and flower to the hollow with scrolling shell centres and corners, dentil back edge, 56x77cm., (2)
Clara Pattenden, British late 19th century- Portrait of a boy; oil on canvas, gilt oval slip, with student label inscribed `Boston 1873, Master, Vernon Howard` attached to the reverse and ESK stamp to canvas, 35.5x30.5cm: After Francesco Bartolozzi RA, Italian 1727-1815- Studies of revelling putti, after G B Cipriani; engravings printed in sepia, a pair, in matching glazed gilt composition frames, ea. 27.5x27.5cm: together with a steel engraving of the inside of Westminster Abbey in a burr walnut frame, 17x22.2cm, (4)
A boxed Scale Raceway Models racing set dating from 1966 the set is complete with all original card fittings and with two Mini Cooper race cars, one in red and one in green both in original boxes, the set contains a 'BP' oil bottle, crash barriers, track, an instruction leaflet, an SRM Price List dated August 1966, a guarantee slip and a leaflet describing a suitable power pack
A naval Master at Arms sword, scabbard and slip case, with wire bound fish skin grip, gilt brass guard with fouled anchor and crown motif, folding guard, polished steel single fullered blade by Wilkinson Sword limited, and inscribed 'FL Mulloy, Devonport/MX891843 Master at Arms 1949-72', gold braid sword knot and plaited cord, length of blade 78cm, overall length 92cm, brass bound leather scabbard with two suspension loops
A David Sharp Rye Pottery shallow dish raised to four bun feet decorated with a chequered design with random in filled squares in yellow and green with blue slip trailing and cross hatched squares, faint blue mark to base, length 22cm together with an unmarked studio pottery oval dish decorated with banded alternate olive green and white stripes, length 31.5cm
Cooper (Astley). The Anatomy and Surgical Treatment of Inguinal and Congenital Hernia, [and] Crural and Umbilical Hernia, 2 parts in one, 1st edition, 1804-07, 29 engraved plates, errata slip, some offsetting onto text, scattered light spotting and toning, modern library cloth, 4to. ‘Cooper’s first book, luxuriously produced, in which he described for the first time the transversalis fascia, with full appreciation of its importance in hernia, as well as the superior pubic ligament which bears his name. Cooper made a study of femoral hernia and described ‘Cooper’s ligament’. He also studied diaphragmatic hernia’ (G-M 3581). (1)
Cooper (Astley). The Lectures of Sir Astley Cooper, Bart. F.R.S. On the Principles and Practice of Surgery; With Additional Notes and Cases by Frederick Tyrrell, 3 vols., 1st edition, 1824-27, six engraved and lithographed plates, including two hand-coloured (close trimmed), lacking errata slip in volume I, library stamps, a few light spots, library cloth, spine ends rubbed, 8vo, together with Surgical Essays, by Astley Cooper and Benjamin Travers, 2 parts (part I, 1st edition, part 2, 2nd edition) in one, 1818-20, 21 engraved plates, most folding or double page, library stamps, some water stains and light spotting, library cloth, 8vo. ‘Cooper, the pupil and great interpreter of Hunter, was the most popular surgeon in London during the Regency. In 1802 he gained the Copley Medal of the Royal Society. Travers was surgeon to St. Thomas’s Hospital, and particularly distinguished himself in vascular surgery and ophthalmology. The book includes a description of ‘Cooper’s tumour’’ (G-M 5587). (4)
Gamgee (Joseph Sampson). On the Advantages of the Starched Apparatus in the Treatment of Fractures and Diseases of Joints..., 1st edition, 1853, author’s first book, half-title, a few wood-engraved illustrations to text, library stamp to title, BMI presentation bookplate from Dr. Bell Fletcher to front free endpaper, hinges cracked, original cloth gilt, slightly frayed on joints, together with Researches in Pathological Anatomy and Clinical Surgery, 1st edition, 1856, half-title, 16 pp publisher’s catalogue dated February 1856, six plates including five plates drawn and lithographed by Gamgee, library stamp to title and each plate, author’s presentation inscription for Sir Henry Holland to title upper margin, BMI presentation bookplate to Dr. Bell Fletcher to front free endpaper, original cloth, rubbed, frayed on joints and tear to spine, plus On the Treatment of Wounds and Fractures: Clinical Lectures, 2nd edition, 1883, wood-engraved illustrations to text, publisher’s catalogue at rear, addendum slip tipped in, several purple ink library stamps to preliminary leaves, hinges cracked, original cloth gilt, rubbed and slightly soiled, plus A Text-Book of the Physiological Chemistry of the Animal Body, Including An Account of the Chemical Changes Occurring in Disease, 2 volumes, 1880-93, wood-engraved illustrations to text, library stamp to titles, volume 1 untrimmed, original cloth gilt, slightly rubbed and soiled, plus fifteen pamphlets and offprints by Gamgee, 1852-84, two bound separately in modern cloth, the remainder in late 19th-century library cloth, library stamp to each title and some soiling, many with author’s presentation inscriptions to title, some wrappers preserved, 8vo (8)
Johnstone (John). An Account of the Discovery of the Power of Mineral Acid Vapours, To Destroy Contagion, 1st edition, 1803, errata slip at rear, some spotting and soiling, library stamp to title (detached), bound with Medical Jurisprudence. On Madness, Birmingham, 1800, title slightly browned, modern cloth gilt, together with Reply to Dr. James Carmichael Smyth, Containing Remarks on His Letter to Mr. Wilberforce, and a Further Account of the Discovery of the Power of Mineral Acids in a State of Gas to Destroy Contagion, 1805, half-title, errata slip at rear, library stamp to title, library cloth, rubbed and soiled, plus An Harveian Oration and other Remains of John Johnstone, MD, FRS, [private impression], 1837, library stamp to title, some spotting and soiling, old dampstaining to lower margins at front and rear, ownership signature of John Johnstone’s nephew James to front pastedown, contemporary quarter roan over cloth, some wear and loss at foot of spine, large 8vo, plus A Catalogue of the Books Belonging to Edward Johnstone MD, Part Taken in February 1792, Part May 20 & 21st 1792, by John Johnstone, 34 pp manuscript including title (faint library stamp), five blank leaves at rear, a little spotting and soiling, stitching broken, slim 8vo, plus seven others mostly relating to Birmingham Medical Library catalogue and laws, some manuscript annotations (12)
Quain (Richard). The Anatomy of the Arteries of the Human Body and its Applications to Pathology and Operative Surgery, with a Series of Lithographic Drawings, the Drawings from Nature and on Stone by Joseph Maclise, 2 volumes (Text & Atlas), 1844, errata slip tipped in to text volume, library stamp to title, Birmingham Library bookplate to front pastedown with president’s note dated 1849, hinges broken, contemporary half morocco gilt, worn, 8vo, the Atlas volume with eighty-seven partially-coloured lithographed plates on india paper, some occasional spotting and dust-soiling, light library stamp to title and each plate, contemporary half morocco over cloth, rubbed and soiled, atlas 4to (670 x 530mm). Second edition of Quain’s major work, based on the finding of the dissection of ‘nearly a thousand subjects’. (2)
Willis (Thomas). Opera Omnia: cum elenchis rerum et indicibus necessariis, ut & multis Figuris aeneis, 2 volumes, Lyons, Jean Antoine Hugetan, 1681, first title printed in red and black, engraved vignette to each title, 41 engraved plates, including portrait and many folding, some light marginal water staining, leaves at rear of second volume creased, very light library ink stamp to title of each volume and plates, with printed presentation slip from Dr. Wade to the Birmingham Medical Institute to front endpaper of each volume, library cloth, with gilt library stamp to foot of spine of each volume, a little rubbed and some marks, 4to. Russell 879. (2)
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