A portable specific gravity testing kit by Reeves, London, Manley's Patent No. 20165 contained in a mahogany case including hydrometer, leather cased six part screw together set of ullage spile rods and other accessories including small brass spirit heater and glass jar with pouring lip, the case 35cm long, 18cm deep, 13cm high
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A George III silver hot-water jug, Paul Storr, London 1807, with hinged cover and gadrooned decoration to shoulder, fitted a carved ivory handle, inscribed beneath 'Eliza R Wood ex dono Elizh Goodwin 1827', 21cm high, approximately 855gm/Note: Lot contains antique ivory, which may be subject to export restrictions Condition Report: 1398:Naturally occurring cracks within ivory handle. Dent below spout. One or two other very small dents. Would originally have had a stand perhaps with spirit burner. Inscription beneath.
A George III/George IV silver entrée dish and cover, Richard Sibley, London 1820, with Pelican finial, armorial and crest to side and shell and acanthus decoration to the border, 28cm diameter, approximately 1865gm Condition Report: 1398:Naturally occurring cracks within ivory handle. Dent below spout. One or two other very small dents. Would originally have had a stand perhaps with spirit burner. Inscription beneath.
Edward Sherrif Curtis (1868-1952)/Snake Dancer In Costume, plate 430/Cayuse Warrior, plate 272/Canoeing on Clayoquot Sound, plate 373/Apache-Land, plate 4/Placating the Spirit of a Slain Eagle-Assiniboin, plate 643/A Hesquiat Maiden, plate 379/photogravures, various sizes in conservation frames Condition Report: All in good condition and each is 39cm x 29cm (one 29cm x 39cm) measured from the edge of the images. They are glazed and in plain oak frames
1920s silver christening mug with engraved image of a large rabbit and engraved presentation inscription (Birmingham 1927), Elkington & Co., together with a cut glass spirit flask with silver top and three silver-topped glass toilet jars (various dates and makers), christening mug approximately 5ozs, 8cm overall height (5)
William IV silver spirit flask of shaped cylindrical form, with two engraved armorial crests, screw cover and detachable cup with engraved monogram (London 1831), maker's mark rubbed. All at approximately 7ozs, 14.5cm overall length CONDITION REPORT General overall condition good, some surface scratching, wear and denting commensurate with age and use. Marks rubbed. Armorial slightly worn. No major damage or repair. Cup good, interior gilding good, some scratching and staining - hallmarks clear - maker's mark rubbed - monogram slightly worn. Screw cap good - some minor nibbling to rim
Late William IV / early Victorian silver christening mug of panelled baluster form, with scroll handle and engraved inscription (London 1836), maker - C. G., another similar (London 1853), Joseph & Albert Savory, an Edwardian silver lattice-work ring box with velvet cover (Birmingham 1909), William Hutton & Sons Ltd. and a 1920s silver spirit flask with engine-turned decoration, engraved initials and hinged cover with bayonet fastening (Birmingham 1925), maker's mark rubbed but stamped on base - Finnigans Ltd. Approximately 16ozs weighable silver, flask 16cm overall length (4)
Victorian silver spirit flask of rectangular form, with engraved monogram and hinged cover with bayonet fastening (London 1873 / 1874), maker - T. J., together with a collection of silver-topped glass jars (various dates and makers). Approximately 7ozs weighable silver, spirit flask 14.5cm overall height
A large 19th century Dutch combination barometerThe mahogany banjo form case including thermometer, clock, barometer and spirit level, the clock inscribed D Butti a Fils, Amsterdam. 135 cm high. CONDITION REPORTS: Brass uprights loose, hand to top dial detached, restorations to pediment, barometer glass cracked, knob of barometer lacking, general wear.
4th-5th century AD. A carved marble casket, rectangular in plan with ledge feet, gabled lid with palmette to each corner; the lid with panels of reserved palmettes and tendrils, the body with an advancing gryphon to each short side, scene with reclining figures to each long side. 1.7 kg, 13cm (5 1/4"). From an important collection of a Mayfair gentleman; acquired from a Mayfair gallery before 1999. The cinerarium was designed to be placed in a niche in a communal or family tomb, most commonly called a columbarium due to its likeness to a dovecote. It was in these tombs that relatives would come to perform rituals in honour of their dead ancestors which oftentook the form of communal meals in specially designed rooms or gardens adjacent to the burial vault. Many of the urns portray a rich repertoire of scenes on them, from portraits of the deceased to images of mythological scenes related to the rebirth of the soul. Many are also inscribed with the names of the dead person and follow a standard formula invoking the spirit of the deceased, as well as giving details of their genealogy. Cinerary chests of marble were produced in the Mediterranean regions of the Roman Empire, notably at the quarries of Carrara north of Rome, Mount Pentellicus near Athens in Greece, as well as Belevi, Docimaeum and Proconensus in Asia Minor. Most of these quarries catered for a limited local market with only Mount Pentellicus, Proconensus and Docimaeum engaging in long distance trade. [A video of this lot is available on the TimeLine Auctions website] Fine condition, some surface accretion.
Late New Kingdom, 1294-1077 BC. A limestone stela with rounded top and flat sides; to the top the winged sun-disc of Ra Horakhty with uraei framing the disc of the sun; below, the owner with broad collar and long kilt, one hand raised in prayer, the other holding an offering vessel; in the centre a large offering table heaped with food and flowers; in front of the offering table the figure of Osiris standing on plinth with mummiform body and wearing the White Crown of Lower Egypt, hands extended forward holding a staff topped by the ankh and djed symbols, wearing broad collar with large menat counterpoise behind; columns of hieroglyphs behind the figures, two large was sceptres flanking the scene; below, four horizontal columns of hieroglyphs beginning on the right with an offering formula to Osiris and the owner's name, a priestly treasurer, and the name of his mother; vertical columns of hieroglyphs to the sides of the stela. 6.37 kg, 27cm (10 1/2"). Property of a London gentleman; part of his family collection since the 1970s. Stelae such as this were placed in a chapel above a tomb, usually in front of a statue of the deceased that was placed in a niche, and where the relatives came to offer food and drink and pray to the spirit of the dead person; the stelae also acted as a spiritual portal through which the soul of the deceased could pass to partake of the offerings left in the chapel. These stelae are inscribed with the name and title of the tomb owner along with prayers to Osiris; they generally depict the deceased, and members of their family, worshipping the gods. The act of mentioning the name of the deceased at regular funerary rituals was an integral part for the survival of the soul in the afterlife, as well as allow later generations to remember their lineage. As well as prayers and spells to help the deceased they also had 'autobiographies', which were accounts of the life of the deceased, praising their qualities as well as good deeds carried out when they were alive, thus furthering their chances in the afterlife. Fine condition.
INDIE & ALTERNATIVE ROCK 45s - Expert collection of around 95 x 45s and 5 x 10". Artists/titles include The Action Time, Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds - The Train Song (MUTE 108), The Jesus Lizard and Nirvana - Puss/Oh, The Guilt (limited edition blue vinyl TG 83), Wire, Kicker, The Auteurs, Thee Overdose, Spraydog, Nirvana - Smells Like Teen Spirit, Television Personalities, The La's, The Charlatans, Blue Aeroplanes, The Assembly, Heavy Stereo, Curve, The Primitives and The Wedding Present
CLASSIC/KRAUT ROCK LPs - 9 x marvelous LPs to add to your collection! Titles are Faust - So Far (UK 1st pressing 2310 196 - Ex+ a couple of very fine and wispy marks under intense light, complete with all 9 prints and original black inner, also with Recommended Records slip/clean Ex sleeve only light edgewear), Grateful Dead (x4) - Steal Your Face (UAD 60131/2), From The Mars Hotel, Wake Of The Flood and American Beauty, Led Zeppelin - II (UK plum Atlantic 588198 A2/B2 - Ex/VG+), Stephen Stills, Manassas, Norman Greenbaum - Spirit In The Sky and Roger Waters - Radio K.A.O.S. (original UK pressing w/poster). Condition is generally VG+ to Ex+.
70s/80s CLASSIC ROCK/POP - Neat collection of around 55 x LPs with some 12". Artists/titles include Led Zeppelin - II (green/orange RE) Jimi Hendrix - Free Spirit, Iggy & The Stooges - Raw Power (CBS Embassy RE), The Who - Who's Better, Who's Best, Dr. Feelgood, Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, The Beatles, The Bee Gees, Tears For Fears - The Seeds Of Love, Blue Oyster Cult, Suzanne Vega, Them, Ronnie Wood, UB40, Adam And The Ants and Simply Red. Condition is generally VG+ to Ex+.
A PGR Motor Spirit Green Painted Fuel Can; and a quantity of assorted car spares and automobilia to include a Lucas New Ranger LR7 head lamp, a Farlite fog lamp, a Lucas 12v Anti-Theft System 2, a Smiths oil pressure gauge and battery condition gauge, a chromed AA badge stamped NE22409, a Smiths vacuum gauge, and an Amperes gauge Buyer's premium of 20% (+VAT) applies to this lot
A Red Enamel Two Gallon Petrol Can, with riveted handle and original brass screw top stamped BP, the body impressed SHELL-MEX LIMITED and BP within a shaped cartouche; and A Rusted Example, the body impressed SHELL MOTOR SPIRIT (2) Buyer's premium of 20% (+ VAT) applies to this lotGeneral bruises and paint losses consistent with age. Original screw top. Other example rusted. 201015
A Red Painted Fuel Can; a black painted Shell Motor Spirit fuel can; three rusted cylindrical oil cans with pouring spouts, in graduated sizes; and Two Vintage Braime Oil Cans, a Kayes of Leeds oil can, an Esso red enamel oil jug pourer, a chrome AA badge, two 1920/30s head lamps, chromed Agropa handle, a circular Pratts advertising copper ashtray, a motorcycle instruction book, assorted maps (qty) Buyer's premium of 20% (+VAT) applies to this lot
Early 19th century mahogany wheel barometer, swan-neck pediment with brass urn finial, case with silvered hygrometer, thermometer, barometer and spirit level dials, signed J Croce, York, H98cm, case inscribed ' Sold 10 April 1847, J Croce, York' 'Repaired Dec 24 1850, J Croce & Repaired Sep 1 1859 J Croce' Provenance: Purchased 2009 Alan Walker Barometers Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
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