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Lot 4
SHIP’S BINNACLE “SESTREL” BY HENRY BROWNE AND SON. TYPE 89521 COMPASS NO 2944N the cylindrical oak frame surmounted by the copper compass top with glass windows and two copper handles, with two iron brackets bolted to the cylinder with two cast balls on either side above a measuring scale, a spirit level contained in a brass case screwed to the front, a cast brass plaque compass No 2944N, the base with four slots for attaching to the deck 54in. (137cm) high
Lot 23
Paul Bassingthwaighte (1963-), "Rainy Street Crossing", signed on verso, oil on board, 40.5 x 35.5cm.; 16 x 14in. * Group exhibitions included Spirit of London from 1981; Piccadilly Gallery from 1993; RWS from 1994 and City of London Art Fair with Flying Colours Gallery, 1997. Later shows included Bloomsbury Theatre and Mosaic Restaurant, both 1996.
Lot 126
A late Victorian matched four-piece tea service, including spirit kettle, stand and burner, cream, jug, sugar basin and teapot, with banded foliate and scroll pattern decoration, with gadrooned, scroll and foliate borders, maker Walter Barnard, John Barnard, Michael Barnard, Stanley Barnard & Robert Dubock, London, various dates 1896, 1897 and 1898, total weight off silver 90.90ozs
Lot 129
AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY LACQUERED AND PATINATED BRASS THEODOLITE, by Stanley, London, number 25193, the mounted spirit level sighting tube pivoted between two uprights with vernier scale, the rotating calibrated compass inset plinth applied with spirit level and signed STANLEY, LONDON 25193, on a platform base with levelling screws, marked Stanley`s patent. 41cm(h)
Lot 122
A pair of 19th Century Bohemian spirit flasks of footed compressed globe and shaft form with applied loop handles and pewter mounts, hand enamelled with an armourial crest over green ground, height 19 cm, together with eight small loop handle shot glasses, a later flared ale glass with applied prunt decoration and a similar smaller example.
Lot 261
A late 19th Century novelty spirit flask by Thomas Webb & Sons attributed to designs by Dr Christopher Dresser modelled in the form of a mythical beast. The compressed ovoid body with scroll tail, applied feet and stylised wings with a spherical head, collar nose and domed cover. The whole hand enamelled and gilded with foliate scrolls, length 26 cm, height 17 ccm complete with a series of page scans showing the original designs from the pattern books. Restored. ILLUSTRATED
Lot 284
Buchanan(James)Autograph Letter 1p. 4to Lancaster 2nd October 1842 "On my return from Franklin County yesterday I found your letter... . I am sorry that you did not mention the name of the pipe layer with whom I am in correspondence; and as I never see the Spirit of the Times I really do not know to whom you allude. I answer all letters written to me on business; but of these I am certain that no person in Philadelphia has received a letter from me the publication of which could injure me with any of my Democratic friends" folds with an engraved portrait of Buchanan framed and glazed; and 2 others letters from Edward Everett and Bernard Baruch all framed and glazed v.s. v.d.
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