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Lot 337
A group of miscellaneous a gilt tooled leather stamp box, a gilt tooled leather card case, two small boxes of early 20th century ivory and stained ivory gaming counters, a replica Lusitania medal, a inlaid tortoiseshell piquot ware purse containing a small quantity of Maundy money, an inlaid pipe, plaster intaglio and other collectable items, etc
Lot 220
dating: 20th Century provenance: Colorado, Impressive structure completely covered with leather, the chair covered with soft leather, decorated with geometrical seams, the rest with beautiful floral chisels. Silver, engraved mounts. Stamp 'ROY D. BARNES RACE AND RODEO SUPPLY DENVER COLO.' Complete with girth and metal stirrups, completely covered with leather. length 66 cm.
Lot 223
dating: 20th Century provenance: California, Impressive structure covered with black leather, richly chiselled with floral motifs, the pommel covered with silver foil and finely engraved with floral motifs in the front part, the band of the cantle decorated en suite. All the other elements in leather, engraved en suite and decorate with numerous, silver plates and rivets, engraved with floral motifs, the long stirrup's covers featuring in the center a gilded horse's head on a medallion. Saddle-pad in red fabric with white-black border. Girth. A pair of iron spurs covered with silver foil, engraved with floral motifs on the external part and provided with a lozenge-plate in red gold, black, leather laces with silver mounts decorated en suite with the saddle, the buckles and some golden mount adorned with small rubies, silver star-rowels with nine tips. Bit with 'U' mouthpiece, guards and crossbar covered with silver foil engraved with floral motifs, stamp 'BOHLIN MADE HOLLYWOOD CALIF.' and 'STAINLESS STEEL' inside. Bridle with black, leather reins with silver mounts decorated en suite, an element marked 'HOLLYWOOD SADDLERY. Engravings for 'FROLICH SILVER SADDLE RANCH'. Black, leather harness decorated in silver en suite with the rest.Extremely rare complete like that. length 62 cm.
Lot 140
Hunting / Point-to-Point Interest: A George V silver cup and cover, urn-shaped in the Neo-Classical manner with fluted sections on raised circular foot with C-scoll handles, the detachable cover with reeded border and fluted section beneath baluster shaped finial, the body engraved: BURTON HUNT STEEPLECHASES 1930 THE MILITARY RACE Won by Sir Hugh Cholmeley's MUSH, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield, 1930, 36.46 ozt (1134 grams) 41 cm high, on original ebonised circular plinth base with retailer's stamp
Lot 205
A Victorian coromandel brass bound travelling/dressing case by C Betjemann & Sons, London, the velvet lined interior compartments fitted with cut glass bottles/holders of various shapes and sizes with star cut bases, each with silver-gilt top engraved with a monogram, marked George Betjemann & Sons, London, 1871, 10.25 ozt (318.8 grams), the centre manicure set with mother-of-pearl handles, the secret drawer with retailer's stamp: Hall & Co., 56 King Street, Manchester, 31.5cm long x 23 cm wide x 19.5cm high, (with key)
Lot 816
Birmingham History Interest: Original architectural plans relating to the Day Continuation School in Bournville, Birmingham (the school was opened in 1925 to continue the education of young Cadbury workers), two sheets, hand-coloured, with attached documentation/notes bearing signatures, The Council of the City of Birmingham, 1937. Together with a poster for the 'Proposed Airport' in Birmingham, bearing stamp to verso: 'Office Copy - Please Return to Town Planning Department', and a manuscript sheet, heightened with gold, for 'Sir Robert Peel Baronet, President of the Fazeley Cricket Club, dated April 1909, signed E. Morton, 14 New Street, Birmingham. (3)Provenance: Vendor's mother worked with Sir Michael Cadbury within the Community Committee.
Lot 849
North Eastern Railway (NER) interest: 'Newcastle Chronicle Extraordinary', an original publication promoting a meeting concerning the development of the NER: 'Notice is hereby given, that the Third Half-Yearly General, and also an extraordinary Meeting of Shareholders of the North-Eastern Railway Company, will be held at the De Grey Rooms in the City of York, on Thursday, the 23rd day of August, 1855, at twelve o'clock, at Noon', the paper bearing a red stamp for 'Newcastle Chronicle Newspaper', printed and published by Mark William Lambert, Newcastle-on-Tyne, August 18, 1855.
Lot 959
Sir Alfred James Munnings (1878-1959), 'Brown Jack', the Thoroughbred racehorse, print signed in pencil lower-right, Fine Art Trade Guild blind-stamp lower-left, published by Frost & Reed, 1935 (with gallery label to verso). Framed & galzed. 78cm x 70cm (including frame). British Sporting Art / Horse Racing / Equestrian interest.
Lot 878
Fernand (Just) Quignon (1854-1941) - 'L'Amvee des pecheurs a Berck', beach scene with fisher folk, boats nearby, signed also inscribed on an old gallery label attached to the reverse, oil on canvas, 15" x 22.25" - ** Provenance, Kaplan Gallery, 6, Duke Street, St. James, London SW1 ** The work also has a tracing of the Atelier stamp taken from the original canvas prior to re-lining, 'Atelier Fl?rwand & Odnon'
![Agriculture.- Cato (Marcus Porcius) & Terentius Varro. Libri de re rustica, edited by Pietro Vettori], 1543 bound with Colume](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/b6934ccb-7922-4e2b-a95a-a88f00e27afa/4b32b2c8-6ec1-45a8-d23c-20b2b1069134/468x382.jpg)
Lot 108
Agriculture.- Cato (Marcus Porcius) & Terentius Varro. Libri de re rustica, edited by Pietro Vettori], 1543 bound with Columella (Lucius Iunius Moderatus) De re rustica libri XII, 1543 and Palladius (Rutilius Taurus Aemilianus) De re rustica libri XIIII, 1543 and [Merula] Alexandrinus (Georgius) Enarrationes vocum priscarum in libris de re rustica..., 1543 and Vettori (Pietro) Explicationes suarum in Catonem, Varronem, Columellam castigationum, 1543, together 5 works bound in 2 vol., collation: A-P8; a-z, A-K8, L4; Aa-Mm8; aa-ii8, ll4; a-i8, all but the last with woodcut printer's device on title, the second with some woodcut diagrams, second work lacking final blank, signature kk of fourth work misbound between kk & ll of third, some contemporary ink annotations to versos of titles & margins and many underlinings, cropped with the former and a few side-notes shaved, first and last leaves in each vol. rather soiled and stained, some light water-staining to end of vol.1, old ink ownership stamp of H.G.Doggett to front free endpapers, 18th century calf, red morocco labels, rubbed, vol.1 with worn patch to upper cover and wear to head of spine, [Adams S817, C2410, P111, M1358 & V676; Renouard 55, 2; Schreiber 70, a-e], 8vo (59 x 100mm.), Paris, Robert Estienne⁂ Scarce complete set of Robert Estienne's Scriptores rei rusticae, of which all five parts were issued separately.
Lot 153
Winchester College.- Stevens (Thomas Horton, student at Winchester College, 1755-71) The Order of Morning and Evening Prayer, sentences of Scripture, or more, to be read by the Minister, autograph manuscript signed and dated at end, title and headings in longhand and text in shorthand, 248pp., text ruled, slightly browned, ink ownership inscription on front free endpaper "T.H. Lowth Winch: Coll:", Phillipps manuscript 2720 with ink stamp on free endpaper and pencil class mark on front pastedown, original reversed calf, corners bumped and rubbed, paper label "2720" Phillipps no. at tail of spine, edges uncut, 8vo, Winchester College, 1768.⁂ A poignant manuscript indicative of the Christian faith promulgated at one of England's leading public schools. Stevens died at Winchester College in his sixteenth year, and the volume is next recorded as being owned by Thomas Henry Lowth (1754-78), a fellow pupil from the same year. Lowth, the son of a famous bishop of London, became a student and fellow of New College, Oxford, before dying young himself in 1778.
Lot 18
Smallpox & Vaccination.- Ring (John) A Treatise on the Cow-Pox; containing the History of Vaccine Inoculation, 2 vol., first edition, presentation copy from the author to Rev. George Charles Jenner inscribed "Revd. Mr. Jenner from the Author" on front free endpaper and with G.C.Jenner's monogram stamp at foot of titles, 2 hand-coloured engraved plates mounted on stubs, also 4pp. leaflet on 'Cow-pock Inoculation' by J.T.A.Reed tipped to stub, some browning to vol.1, some leaves creased soiled at edges, original boards, uncut, vol.1 with paper label, rubbed, vol. with tear to spine and boards stained, 8vo, [1801-03].⁂ Scarce; no auction record since 1972.
Lot 22
Freind (John) Chymical Lectures: in which almost all the Operations of Chymistry are reduced to their True Principles, and the Laws of Nature, first edition, light water-staining to title and front free endpapers, Macclesfield library copy with blind-stamp at head of title and bookplates, contemporary panelled sheep, spine gilt, rubbed, joints split, small wormed patches to lower cover, [Ferguson I, 291], 8vo, by Philip Gwillim, for Jonah Bowyer, 1712.
![Meditations at Sea.- G[reenway] (R[ichard]) Short Sentences Worthy of Serious Consideration, and a Good Application, Being th](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/b6934ccb-7922-4e2b-a95a-a88f00e27afa/e322c852-3638-48cc-f20b-a9084481274a/468x382.jpg)
Lot 226
Meditations at Sea.- G[reenway] (R[ichard]) Short Sentences Worthy of Serious Consideration, and a Good Application, Being the Meditations of R.G. when at Sea, [translated by Anton Wilhelm Böhm], 15pp., 2 ink signatures at head of title, ink library stamp on last f., title trimmed at tail, [ESTC lists 2 copies only; not in BL], for the Editor, 1774 bound with [Nativité (Jean de la)] Life of Armelle Nicolas, Commonly Called the Good Armelle, advertisements at end, ink library stamp at head of title, [ESTC lists 2 copies only; not in BL], Darton and Harvey, [?1795] bound with Memoirs of Mrs. Elizabeth A. Ulyat... of Sutton St. Nicholas, Lincolnshire, [not in BL], Boston, 1823, together 3 works in 1 vol., bound in differing order, slightly browned, contemporary tree calf, edges slightly rubbed, gilt spine, red and gilt morocco label on spine, 12mo.
Lot 368
Americas.- Berquin-Duvallon (Pierre-Louis) Vue de la Colonie Espagnole du Mississipi, ou les Provinces de Louisiane et Floride Occidentale..., first edition, half-title, 2 folding hand-coloured maps, 3pp. errrata at end (one leaf with hole to margin), a little spotting and soiling, light water-staining, mostly marginal, old ink library stamp to half-title, modern half blue morocco, by Sangorski & Sutcliffe, spine gilt, t.e.g., others uncut, [Sabin 4962], 8vo, Paris, Imprimerie Expéditive, 1803.⁂ First-hand account of life in New Orleans and Louisiana at the time, with descriptions of the theatres, dances, Creoles, commerce etc.
Lot 426
Alps.- Brockedon (William) Illustrations of the Passes of the Alps..., 2 vol., first edition, large paper copy with proof plates on india paper, 96 engraved plates by E. Finden & others after Brockedon and 12 maps with route supplied by hand in yellow, all on india paper and mounted, each with small unobtrusive blind-stamp of artist's initials at edge, engraved general map (foxed), wide margins, some foxing (occasionally heavy) but mostly to text, plates generally clean but for marginal spotting, some staining to text from pressed leaves, bookplate of Oscar V.Viney, contemporary blue cloth, morocco spine labels, uncut, rubbed and slightly stained, spines faded and worn at ends, [Neate B170; Perret 0723], folio, 1828-29.⁂ Brockedon (1787-1854) was a painter who travelled through the Alps by numerous different passes nearly sixty times during his research, originally with the idea of tracing Hannibal's route. The work was issued in several different formats; this appears to be Neate's issue of "Royal 4to proofs on India paper" but it has very wide margins and is larger than usual (c.440 x 295mm.).
![French Poetry.- [Pherotee de la Croix (A.)] L'Art de la Poesie Francoise, second edition, small monogram stamp to title, late](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/b6934ccb-7922-4e2b-a95a-a88f00e27afa/67af1dd3-9b99-4061-a39b-a1bfa939bb5c/468x382.jpg)
Lot 50
French Poetry.- [Pherotee de la Croix (A.)] L'Art de la Poesie Francoise, second edition, small monogram stamp to title, later blue crushed morocco, gilt, by David, inner gilt dentelles, g.e., Lyon, Thomas Amaulry, 1681 § Deshoulieres (Antoinette) Poesies, first edition, lacking initial and final leaf, later blue crushed morocco, gilt, by Thibaron-Echanbard, inner gilt dentelles, g.e., Paris, chez la Veuve de Sebastien Mabre-Cramoisy, 1688, 12mo and 8vo (2)
Lot 508
Ireland.- Echard (Laurence) An Exact Description of Ireland, first edition, 5 folding engraved maps, brown damp-stain to lower margin through approximately half the book causing many leaves to become brittle with some loss of text and affecting 2 maps, embossed stamp "Lisnamandra Cavan" to front endpapers, contemporary sheep, rubbed and scuffed, [Wing E142], 12mo, Printed for Thomas Salusbury, 1691.⁂ Rare. Seemingly no copy at auction since 1988.
Lot 524
Ireland.- Mullen of Dublin Binding.- Hardiman (George) The History of the Town and County of the Town of Galway, first edition, large folding engraved frontispiece and 10 plates (2 folding), some slight browning, ink circular stamp of Henry Thomas Coghlan on title, silk moiré endpapers, handsomely bound in contemporary full green straight-grain morocco gilt decorated covers and spine, signed twice in gilt by George Mullen on the fore edge of each cover, g.e., in a modern cloth box, 4to, Dublin, 1820.
Lot 566
Ireland.- Brown (John, Vicar of Newcastle-upon Tyne) An Estimate of the Manners and Principles of the Times, first Dublin edition, slightly browned, contemporary calf, gilt ornate gilt stamp of the Hibernian Academy on both covers, slightly rubbed, 12mo, Dublin, G. Faulkner, J. Hoey and J. Exshaw, 1757.
Lot 58
A rare Edwardian cased silver & Scottish hardstone napkin ring, Joseph Cook & Son, Birmingham, 1908, the ring inlaid with red, blue, grey & brown hardstone/granite slivers placed within scroll & geometric design, flanked to both sides with bright cut foliate decoration with central circular vacant cartouche, the silk tartan covered box opening to reveal a green velvet pedestal lining, the silk cushioned inner lid with Glasgow retailers stamp, gross weight 0.48 tr.oz.* Condition: Napkin ring near mint condition, outer box tartan lining with damage.
Lot 622
Russell Brockbank (British, 1913-1979) - an original motor racing / rallying cartoon illustration, depicting a group of rally cars speeding past The Rest & Be Thankful' country pub, an angry resident leaning out of the window with fist raised, for The Daily Express, indian-ink and body-colour on wove paper, signed, with clipping of the published newspaper cartoon pasted verso, titled 'There is a hooligan fringe, but the sport is growing', with notes of publication date, 7th Nov. 1964 and Stock date stamp, the drawing 4 3/8 x 14in. (11.1 x 35.5cm.) plus margins, unframed, two tears and some creasing to right hand edges.* Condition: Vertical fold to centre. Two 2½in. tears to upper and lower edge to right hand side and some creasing, dirty smudges and a small tear to right hand end of paper. Some white overpainting and ink corrections to centre (around bonnet of the Rover P6), showing corrections to the original drawing by the artist, plus a few smaller corrections elsewhere. Old tape adhesive line to left hand margin verso.
Lot 704
A French patinated bronze model of the Venus de Milo, late 19th century, cast after the antique by the Barbedienne Foundry, mid-brown patination, inscribed `F.BARBEDIENNE FONDEUR` to the base with 'Reduction Mechanique' stamp to reverse, 18½in. (47cm.) high.* Condition: Good colour and patination. Tiny casting flaw hole to right hand lower edge of robe. No other faults noted.
Lot 75
A fine quality cased set of silver art nouveau fish-servers, French, c.1890, the heavy cast handles with floral & foliate design, gilt metal blade and tines, with bright-cut floral decoration, the original case with retailers stamp to inner lid.* Condition: Servers in excellent condtion, case fair with edge wear and age related wear.
Lot 87
An Edwardian silver desk stand, with arched calendar top, pen rest and inkwell (glass missing), four stamp boxes, 5in. (12.7cm.) high.* Condition: Faded numbers on disc, the right pen rest stand is loose and turns round, backing with wear, shallow dings throughout, hallmarks rubbed. Inkwell glas is missing.
Lot 814
A 1930s tea set, the yellow ground decorated with stylised trees, comprising a tea pot, five tea cups, six saucers, five side plates, a milk jug and sugar bowl, height of teapot 9.7cm, height of teacup 5cm. Condition report: Small chips to two plates, hairline visible only on inside of teapot base, no back stamp.
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