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"A late Victorian shell pattern muffin dish opening to reveal pierced inner divisions, on bold rustic pattern supports, 10ins high, and a similar circular egg boiler, the domed cover embossed and chased with signs of the Zodiac and leaf scroll ornament, the interior with four divisions for eggs, on rustic pattern stand, 7ins high (lacking spirit lamp) Both"
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A WMF Art Nouveau copper and brass spirit kettle on stand, the shallow round bottomed kettle with whiplash curve handle and shaped spout, set within oval outline frame with woven cane insulated handle over circular reveal to take burner to base, on four outswept feet with pointed pad feet, 39cm high.
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A Mahogany Wheel Barometer, signed Ronchetti, 43 Market St, Manchester, circa 1835, the plain polished shaped case with hygrometer, inset thermometer box above, 12-inch silvered dial, spirit lever signed "Ronchetti, 43 Market St, Manchester", 111cm high *Ronchetti is recorded as working at 43 Market St, Manchester between 1832-1852 Edwin Banfield, page 186, see Banfield (Edwin), page 186m
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A Precision Built 1 inch Scale Live Steam Model of a Road Roller Engine by Maxwell Hemmens, the spirit fired copper boiler with test certificate for 1985, pressure gauge, solid fly-wheel, whistle, pressure safety valve and water pump, the model finished in green, red and black paintwork, the canopy with brass chimney extension, 57cm long, complete with instruction manual
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A late Victorian silver oval spirit flask, with bayonet screw and a hinged cover. Makers Henry Ardner. Sheffield, 1897. Together with a napkin ring, Chester, a late Victorian silver sugar sifting spoon with harpee terminal. Maker Wakeley and Wheeler. London, 1892. A set of six silver coffee spoons. Maker E. Viner. Sheffield, 1960. A small silver fiddle pattern spoon, with repousse berry pattern bowl. Maker William Eaton. London, 1839. 7oz (all in). (10).
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Britains - No.1201 Royal Artillery Gun, fair condition, boxed; with a Dinky No.23b, Hotchkiss Racing Car, pre-war, turquoise with red flash and racing number 10, fatigued and discolored but substantially intact; and a John Hill & Co. Police motorcycle dispatch rider, generally good condition (left hand broken), unboxed; a tinplate clockwork 'Shell Motor Spirit' tanker, generally good condition; and a Schuco tinplate clockwork car, good condition, unboxed, (5).
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AN 18TH-CENTURY BRASS-INLAID MAHOGANY HORSE MEASURING DEVICE, by E.Newton of Grantham, with integral plumb-bob, the scale calibrated to measure up to 17.2 hands, with folding arm, the base with iron plate for attachment to stable fitting or extension, 93.5cm, (36.75in) high, and ANOTHER, 19th-century, with spirit level, also to measure horses up to 17.2 hands, 204cm, (80.25in) high
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A GEORGE III MALLET-SHAPED PLAIN DECANTER with double-ringed neck and pear-shaped "target" stopper, and THREE 19TH-CENTURY BLOWN GLASS SMALLER SPIRIT DECANTERS with triple-ringed necks and etched decoration above basal fluting, (two of fruiting vine, one of oak leaves), one with associated stopper, (4)
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Trade Catalogues: EIGHT EARLY 20TH-CENTURY TRADE CATALOGUES, comprising: Baxendale & Co Ltd, Miller Street, Manchester, Catalogue of Baths, Lavatories, Sinks, Sanitary Ware (etc), Catalogue No 3291 with price list No 91, June, 1929, in full brown morocco, stamped; Winstone & Co Ltd, Cross St., Finsbury Pavement, London, E.C., Modern Fireplaces, Baths & Lavatories, General Ironmongery, Catalogue No 23, n.d., in printed boards, John Rabone & Sons Ltd, Hockley Abbey Works, Birmingham, Manufacturers of Rules, Measuring Tapes, Spirit Levels, Squares, Catalogue No 29, n.d., in printed boards; Ernest Stevens Limited, Cradley Heath, "Judge" Ware (enamelled kitchenwares), October 1936, with price lists and other advertising literature, in printed papers with portrait; John Pickles & Son (Engineers) Ltd, Hebden Bridge, Woodworking Machinery Catalogue No 110, n.d., in gilt-stamped blue cloth; Joseph & Jesse Siddons, Ltd, West Bromwich, Hercules Stamped Steel Enamelled Ware, with discount list dated July, 1934, printed papers, and; Rose, Morris & Co. Ltd., Musical Instruments, Wholesale & Export Catalogue 1937-38, in printed papers (7)
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A VICTORIAN BRASS-BOUND ROSEWOOD DECANTER BOX of rectangular form with rounded corners, the red plush-lined interior fitted with six spirit decanters, six liqueur decanters, (all with stoppers), two wine glasses, a liqueur glass, two tumblers and a glass wine funnel, all of high quality facet-cut glass (with two later associated brass spirit labels) the hinged lid having a brass escutcheon engraved "John Stevenson", 42cm x 36cm x 29cm, (16.5in x 14in x 11.5in high)
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