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Lot 525
REELS: (2) Abu Sweden Ambassadeur 12 sea multiplier reel, foot stamp 751000, silver smooth end plates, counter balanced handle, open frame, free spool, star drag and ratchet on off check, fine in bag and an Abu Ambassadeur 6500C reel, silver domed end plates, free spool, level wind, foot stamp 88-088-99, as new.
Lot 592
REELS: (2) Abu Cardinal 44X green/cream spinning reel, fine condition, foot stamp 751100, folding handle, optional check, c/w spare spool, instructions and spanners, in zip reel case and an Abu Cardinal 40 spinning reel, black/grey finish, Model A, foot stamp 790200, rear drag, fine, in MOB.
Lot 617
REELS: (3) Abu Sweden Ambassadeur 6000C black, smooth end plates, 3 screw, free spool, star drag, level wind, foot stamp 720302, most original finish c/w leather case, Abu Sweden Cardinal 155 rear drag spinning reel, foot stamp 810403, in fine condition c/ 2 spare spools and a Crack 400 spinning reel, full bail, bronzer casing finish, ratchet button, all working well.
Lot 462
After Dante Gabriel Rossetti, British 1828-1882- "Head of Andromeda", 1868, publ by Master Prints; photogravure in sepia on blue grey paper, signed with monogram and dated 1868 within the plate, numbered 122/575 in pencil, bears publisher's blind stamps, 52.2x45.5cm CONDITION REPORT: in a modern perspex glazed 20th century wooden moulding frame with gilt and teal finish may or may not be stuck down as is unexamined out of the frame bears label for Atelier Art & Design/29321 on the reverse signed and dated within the plate bears 'Master Prints' blind stamp lower right numbered in pencil next to blind stamp with no visible signs of damage or defects overall in good original condition
Lot 639
Richard Davies, British b.1944- "Guggenheim, New York" from the Frank Lloyd Wright Series; lithographs printed in colour with mixed technique, signed, titled, dated '81-'83 and numbered 40/125 in pencil, bears blind stamp for the Retigraphic Society, 93x114cm: together with twenty lithographs with mixed technique printed in colours by the same hand from the Frank Lloyd Wright Series, entitled "Wingspread, Wisconsin" four, "Taliesin, West Arizona" three, "Boomer, Arizona" three, "La Miniatura, Pasadena" three, "Hollyhock, Los Angeles", "Sturges, Los Angeles" three, "Robie , Chicago", and "Johnson Wax, Wisconsin" two, ea. signed, titled, dated '81-'83 and numbered in pencil, ea. bearing blind stamp for the Retigraphic Society, 96x114cm, (21), (unframed), (may be subject to Droit de Suite) Note: for further examples of Davies prints see the collection of The British Council, The Victoria and Albert Museum, The Museum of the City of New York, The Imperial War Museum and The Royal Academy of Arts. CONDITION REPORT: unframed most with handling marks in the right and left margins some with handling marks along the lower edge some with associated grubby marks overall in good condition
Lot 1493
Three ivory handled pens, two similar mother of pearl handled pens, a set of brass sovereign scales, Salter spring scale , two seal boxes, plated pounce pot in the form of letter box, two silver propelling pencil cases, four stamp boxes, plated vesta/stamp/half sovereign holder, silver mounted glass striker - together with a red Morocco leather stationery box and various accessories
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Lot 2092
LOUIS ICART [1888-1950], ETCHING & AQUATINT, 1929, 16" X 21", `LES HORTENSIAS`: Or "Hydrangeas", pencil signed lower right; inscribed upper left margin "Copyright 1929 L. Icart, Paris", with windmill blind stamp, under glass, matted and framed. Louis Icart, French, 1888-1950. 16 1/2" X 21".
Lot 3016
Historical Documents1697 (29 November) large indenture in latin being an exemplification of common recovery by William Davy from Sir Thomas Lee Bart. and Nicholas Pottenger of the manors of Watlington, Gawsells, West Dearham in Watlington and Totenhall (alias Totnill), with 20 messuages, 1 dovecote, 20 gardens, 520 acres of land, 150 meadow, 800 pasture, 1200 heath and scrub, 70 fresh marsh and 300 salt marsh in Watlington, Totenhill,, Wormegay, Upwell, Outwell, Welney, West Lynn, South Lynn and several other named locations in Norfolk. Large initial capital with engraved upper body of William III and with the same nautical allegorical figures at top. V shillings blue revenue stamp at left. Usual folding creases and some soiling. Photo Subject to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.
Lot 3038
Historical DocumentsJames Gambier, 1st Baron Gambier1799 (2 August) commission document on vellum, appointing John Chambers White as captain of H.M.S. Windsor Castle, signed "J Gambier" and others, with wafer seal of the Admiralty and blue 2/6d. revenue stamp. Good to fine. Photo Subject to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.
Lot 3047
Historical DocumentsKing George IV as Prince Regent1812 (22 October) commission document to James Boath to serve as cornet in the 22nd Regiment of Dragoon Guards and signed "George PR" in the top corner. Manuscript amendments to the document include, "In the Name and on Behalf of His Majesty" and "By the Command of His Royal Highness the Prince Regent in the Name and on Behalf of His Majesty". With wafer seal and blue £1.10 revenue stamp; some creasing and soiling. Photo Subject to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.
Lot 3068
Historical DocumentsSir Benjamin Pine1859 (28 November) duplicate contract of marriage between Sir Benjamin Pine Knight, Lieutenant Governor of the Islands of St. Christopher and Anguilla and Marguretta Anna Simpson. A long and elaborate, thirteen page document. With Scotland Crown datestamps, 5/- embossed revenue and embossed duplicate stamp. Unusual Sir Benjamin Chilley Campbell Pine (1809–1891)In 1848 he acted temporarily as governor of Sierra Leone, and displayed much military capacity. He was present at the expedition to the Sherbro River, and helped to destroy a strong stockaded fort, whence the natives had harried the neighbourhood. In the following year his vigorous policy put an end to the civil war in the same district.This success led to his appointment in 1849 as second governor of the infant colony of Natal. During the Kaffir war in the south-west he preserved peace within his territory, and received the thanks of the home government. In 1855 he led a force of volunteers against the Amabacas and enforced their submission. In 1856 Pine returned to the west coast as governor of the Gold Coast Colony, and was knighted. In May 1859 he went to the less trying climate of St. Christopher, West Indies, as lieutenant governor.At that time each of the Leeward Islands, of which St. Christopher's formed part, was governed practically as a separate colony in a loose confederation, with a governor-in-chief at Antigua. Pine recommended that the government should be made federal, with a central authority at Antigua. In 1866 he was temporarily acting as governor of Antigua, and helped to persuade the legislature to reform the constitution. He did the same in his own island of St. Christopher. The home government adopted his views, and in February 1869 he was appointed governor-in-chief of the Leeward Isles, with a mandate to carry out his scheme. On 23 June 1870, in an exhaustive address, he laid his project before the council of Antigua, and in the course of the year carried it in all the islands. He was thus the first governor under the federal constitution of the Leeward Islands. He was made a K.C.M.G. in June 1871 for his services. In 1873, before he had finished his term as governor-in-chief at Antigua, he was sent back to his old colony of Natal. He retired on a pension in 1875.He was twice married: first, in 1841, to Elizabeth, daughter of John Campbell, who died in 1847; secondly, in 1859, to Margaretta Anne, daughter of Colonel John Simpson of the Bengal army. Subject to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.
Lot 3105
Historical DocumentsFrench Postal Notice1805, "avis au public", 17x13½ inch, on greyish paper. "The Public is informed that letters and packets addressed to French Prisoners of War to all destinations in England need to be stamped from the place of their departure as far as Dover: those not stamped may not be despatched. Also persons who have forgotten to stamp their letters are invited to present themselves to the Bureau where they will be stamped and given to the very next courier. The Public is invited to carefully address his letters and packages destined for French prisoners of war in England, in addition to their names and first names, rank, or in the navy or army."Folding creases but fresh and in a good state of preservation. Photo Many letters written to or from French and British prisoners of war were handled by the Transport Office which was situated in Dorset Court, Westminster. The Transport office was a branch of the Admiralty.Subject to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.
Lot 25
Decle, Lionel Three years in Savage Africa (1898) With an Introduction by H. M. Stanley. Rebound in simulated leather with title in gilt on spine, new end-papers. Frontis of author with tissue guard + xxxi + pp. 594 + pp.40 advertisements, illustrated with numerous b&w photographs. Complete with 5 maps (one fold-out map of Africa), two maps have single tears without loss, library stamp on half title page, otherwise an attractive copy. A fascinating account of Decle`s trek from the Cape Colony through Bechuanaland, Rhodesia, Mozambique, Nyassaland, Uganda, Tanzania to Zanzibar. `My journey was performed at the most interesting period of the history pf Africa - just on the eve, or at the beginning of its transformation, while still in a primitive state, into European Colonies`. Very Good London Methuen & Co 1898 Click here to view further details and to bid
Lot 76
Stoker, H M (Director of Census and Statistics) Union Statistics for Fifty Years (English and Afrikaans). Jubilee Issue 1910-1960 275 x 215 The linen-grained red card covers, printed in black front and back, have begun curling at the edges but are nevertheless in a more than presentable condition. Apart from an ownership stamp, the contents are unmarked and unfoxed, but sunned towards the page edges. Mr Stoker [who was also the author of the country`s Official Yearbook 30 for 1960] comments in his preface that this publication `presents a statistical resume of the Union`s growth and development over the past half-century. It fulfills a long-felt need for a readily available summary of statistical information contained in one volume, and the Union Festival, 1960, was considered to be the appropriate occasion to issue a publication of this nature`. After thanking the many departments concerned, Stoker unusually, and graciously, thanks the Government Printer `for his highly esteemed and positive co-operation`. This publication`s value was unexpectedly enhanced by the fact that it effectively covers the whole life of the `Union of South Africa`, as the next year, 1961, ushered in three dramatic changes within a very short period - the transition to a republican constitution, the decimalisation of the currency and the metrication of weights and measures. Very Good Pretoria Union Government 1960 Click here to view further details and to bid
Lot 89
Andersson (C.J.) NOTES ON THE BIRDS OF DAMARA LAND 8vo (230 x 145 mm) And the adjacent territories of South-West Africa. Arranged and edited by John Henry Gurney, with some additional notes by the editor, and an introductory chapter containing a sketch of the author`s life. 394 pages, map as frontispiece, 4 lithographic plates, original blue cloth gilt. Staining at the in the top margin of the 4 plates, bookplate on the front paste-down endpaper and a corresponding small stamp below the date on the title page, overall a very good copy. `On returning from an expedition to the Victoria Falls with James Chapman, in 1862, Thomas Baines stayed at the home of Charles John Andersson at Otjimbingwe, South-West Africa. Andersson was contemplating writing a bird book to be called `Avi-fauna of South-West Africa` and invited Baines to assist in illustrating the proposed work. Baines accepted the commission and remained with Andersson from August 1863 to October 1864, painting from the many sketches he had made and from bird-skins collected on his recent expedition. Andersson died before he could complete his magnum-opus on the birdlife of South-West Africa and it was only some years later that his notes were edited and published posthumously by the celebrated British ornithologist, John Henry Gurney. Baines` illustrations were not included in the new work no doubt due the high cost of reproducing the many coloured and tinted plates. It was estimated that more than £4000 would be required - a considerable sum at that time.` R.F. Kennedy in the preface to `The Birds of South Africa` painted by Thomas Baines. Very good London John van Voorst 1872 Click here to view further details and to bid
Lot 90
Boonzajer (F.J.) (Manuscript Atlas) ATLAS VAN DE KAAP DE GOEDE HOOP 8vo (120 x 140 mm) ESTANANDE UIT ALGEMEENE KAART, EN 42 AANEENSLUITENDE KAARTJES; GETEKEND DOOR F.T. BOONZAJER. 43 manuscript maps comprising a general map of the Cape of Good Hope and 42 maps of the Cape in sequence according to the key marked on the general map, hand coloured and annotated with place names, mountains and rivers. The maps are finely drawn within hand coloured borders showing latitude and longitude, each 232 x 183 mm with a central fold and bound into the album on hinges. Laid paper with what is thought to be the watermark of the Dutch papermaker De Erwen de Blauw but unfortunately the watermark is not complete on any of the pages. Contemporary quarter brown leather with a red title label on the spine, and brown paper sides, bookplate on the front paste-down endpaper and a corresponding small stamp on the manuscript title page. The maps are in excellent condition. The atlas is not dated but the general map is possibly a copy of the map in Barrow’s Travels (1801-1804) or Bouchenroeder’s Reize in de Binnenland van Zuid-Afrika,1803 (1806). Boonzajer mentions Colonel Gordon’s discovery of the Orange River. Worcester, which was established in 1819, does not appear. Although he has apparently used official survey maps of the time some of the notes do appear to be from actual observation. The maps include extensive notes on game, “De witte Rhinoceros, Springbokken, Hartebeesten en Elanden worden hier veel gevonden.” Also mentioned are vegetation, geology, rock art and farming. Very good No place No date (circa 1810?) Click here to view further details and to bid
Lot 94
Horsbrugh (Maj. B.) & Davies (Sgt. C.G.) THE GAME-BIRDS & WATER-FOWL OF SOUTH AFRICA 4to (250 x 195 mm) 159 pages, 67 colour plates by C.G. Finch-Davies, original quarter dark green morocco with light green cloth sides (the corners are lightly bumped), top edge gilt, bookplate on the front paste-down endpaper and a corresponding small stamp below the date on the title page. The text is foxed throughout. The 67 plates which are printed on coated paper are free of foxing on the printed side but there is some light foxing on the backs. Good London Witherby & Co. 1912 Click here to view further details and to bid
Lot 98
Millais (John Guille) A BREATH FROM THE VELDT With Numerous Illustrations by the Author and Frotispiece by the Late Sir J.E. Millais, Bart., P.R.A. New and Revised Edition x + 345 and four pages of publisher`s catalogue, electro-etched frontispiece, title page vignette and 12 electro-etched plates, numerous full-page plates and text illustrations, original dark blue cloth titled gilt on upper cover and spine top edge gilt, other edges uncut, bookplate on the front paste-down endpaper and a corresponding small stamp below the date on the title page. The electro-etchings are lightly foxed, the contents which are printed on coated paper are clean and bright, corners bumped, a good copy. Mendelssohn (Sydney) South African Bibliography, volume 2, page 13 `The first edition was published in 1895 and soon became very rare, and the `Daily Telegraph`, commenting on the publication, stated that it was `a classic of the shooting world.` Czech (Dr. K.) An Annotated Bibliography of African Big Game Hunting Books 1785 – 1999 (2011), page 196. `Highlighted by the author`s detailed illustrations, this work represents Millais` journey towards the Limpopo River with excursions to hunt Kudu, reedbock, waterbuck, sable and roan. Near the Nuanetsi River, he bagged buffalo and zebra. After leaving the Limpopo, he collected trophy kudu, as well as lion and leopard. A most readable and visually exciting book of African travel and big game hunting.` Good London Henry Sotheran and Co. 1899 Click here to view further details and to bid
Lot 101
Pringle (Thomas) AFRICAN SKETCHES Small 8vo (180 x 120 mm) Part I, Poems Illustrative of South Africa (including `The Bechuana Boy`) Part II, Narrative of a Residence in South Africa. 2 parts in 1, 528 pages, engraved frontispiece in part 1, `The Bechuana Boy` engraved by C. Landseer, engraved title page vignette, engraved map of the frontier district in part 2, original brown cloth rebacked preserving the original back strip, titled in gilt on the spine within floral border, bookplate on the front paste-down endpaper and a corresponding small stamp below the date on the title page. The frontispiece and title page are foxed but otherwise the contents are good. Mendelssohn (Sydney) South African Bibliography, volume 2, page 187. `This volume reproduces the South African poems published in `Ephemerides,` and others which appeared in various periodicals to which the author was an occasional contributor. The `Narrative of a Residence in Africa` is published for the first time, having been delayed owing to Mr Pringle`s duties as `Secretary to the Society for the Abolition of Slavery throughout the British Dominions.`` The Cambridge History of English and American Literature in 18 Volumes (1907–21). Volume XIV. The Victorian Age, Part Two. `...but the piece, perhaps, which more than any other marks this pious Scottish farmer`s son for a real literary artist, the brother at once of Burns and Scott and Livingstone, is The Bechuana Boy. This touching and beautiful piece, part fact, part fiction, truth arranged with art, was based on the story of a Bechuana orphan boy, who had been carried off from his native country by the mountain tribes, half-bred Hottentots, and who fell under Pringle`s protection. The touch of the pet springbok was suggested to Pringle by his seeing, a few days afterwards, a slave child playing with a fawn at a farmer`s residence. The real little African boy brought by Pringle and his wife to England became their devoted protégé and almost adopted child, but died, like many at that time, of an affection of the lungs.` Good London Edward Moxon 1834 Click here to view further details and to bid
Lot 107
Myers (Arthur B.R.) LIFE WITH THE HAMRAN ARABS 8vo (205 x 140 mm) An Account of a Sporting Tour of Some Officers of the Guards in the Soudan During the Winter of 1874-5. xvi, 355 pages and 2 pages of the publisher’s catalogue, 5 laid down photographic plates including the frontispiece with tissue guards, original green cloth - the upper cover bears a gilt vignette of the head of a rhinoceros within a black border stamped in black, gilt titling on the spine, original brown endpapers intact, edges uncut, contents bright. Tears and a fold in the plate opposite page 97 have been neatly repaired - the tears and fold affect mainly the margins and only ten millimetres of the printed area of the photograph (see scan below), faint library stamp with a number in ink at the top of the title page, the faint stamp also appears on page 17, overall a very good copy. Czech (Dr Kenneth) An annotated Bibliography of African Big Game hunting Books, 1785 to 1950, page, 206, `A surgeon in the Coldstream Guards, Myers embarked on a sporting expedition to the lands of the Hamrans, renowned as elephant hunters. In the remote regions beyond the town of Kassala, his hunting party encountered lion and elephant with Myers trying to bag the latter by moonlight. Crossing the Setit River, they enjoyed considerable sport after rhinoceros, buffalo, hippopotamus and numerous engagements with lions. They also bagged bushbuck, kudu, dikdik and other plains game. This tile also features mounted photographs by Rowland Ward.` Very good London Smith, Elder, & Co. 1876 Click here to view further details and to bid
Lot 163
Crozier, Brig.-Gen F.P. Angels on Horseback 204mm x 142mm Original dust jacket. Original cream coloured cloth boards with red titling on the spine. Top edge red. 286 pages, black and white photographic frontis, map of Northern Natal on page 20.CONDITION DETAILS: The dust jacket is worn and soiled - but scarce in any condition. There is a purple ownership stamp on the front paste down -its edge on the front flap of the dust jacket. Overall the book is internally clean, but the title page, frontis and contents page have heavy brown marks - see images. Reasonable London Jonathan Cape 1932 Click here to view further details and to bid
Lot 240
P E Aston (Editor) The Raid on the Transvaal by Dr. Jameson 306 pages, frontispiece of Dr. L.S. Jameson, 1896 first edition by Dean & Son, Limited. A clean copy tightly bound. Ex-libris stamp in front. Spine is sun-faded and very brittle and would probably need some repair. Fair London Dean & Son Limited 1896 Click here to view further details and to bid
Lot 255
Steevens, G.W. From Capetown To Ladysmith - An Unfinished Record of the South African War 8vo A lively and interesting diary account of the first few months of the Anglo-Boer War, commencing on October 10th to December 6th 1899, in 15 chapters, and with two maps, one of the area around Ladysmith and the other a large fold-out `Map of the Seat of the War in South Africa` with a detailed view of the area around Newcastle, Dundee, Ladysmith and Colenso; 180pp., plus catalogue of Blackwood & Sons Publications (32pp.). Condition: linen boards in a fairly worn state with frayed corners and faded/rubbed spine; small owner inscription on f.p.e.p. (William E.Hughes, 12 March 1900), and stamp of Nottinghamshire T.A. & A.F.Association on half-title and title page. Contents are good, though the binding is cracked at pp.48/9 and 144/5. good Edinburgh & London William Blackwood 1900 Click here to view further details and to bid
Lot 341
Smiles, Samuel Lives of the Engineers. The Locomotive. George and Robert Stephenson (presentation binding; 1877) 185 x 130 St Aidan`s College prize binding: full tan calf with gilt decorations to all three faces, `Merenti` in gilt on the upper panel and gilt lettering on a red spine label. Marbled endpapers with St Aidan`s College label on the front paste-down. All edges gilt. Owner stamp on the flyleaf. There is a crack before the frontispiece but the binding remains tight. The frontispiece tissue guard is in place but torn. One of the full-page engravings is detached but present. xliv + 388 pp of b/w illustrated text plus inserted frontispiece and 2 other plates - all unmarked and undiscoloured. A very good and finely bound copy. Very Good London John Murray 1877 Click here to view further details and to bid
![Achilles, Korporaal (oud-korporaal b/h Ned leger) Engelsch Transvaalschen Oorlog [1900] 290 x 225 4 pp of white covers printe](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/36503/2911080/356-2014711112916_468x382.jpg)
Lot 356
Achilles, Korporaal (oud-korporaal b/h Ned leger) Engelsch Transvaalschen Oorlog [1900] 290 x 225 4 pp of white covers printed in colour on front and back + 1-16 pp of colour illustrations and captions, loosely rebound into 4 blank pp + quarter green calf and red cloth-boards with gilt lettering and rules on a back leather label on the upper board. Owner`s stamp on the front paste-down and previous owner`s ink signature on p 1. The original covers are printed in six flat covers with hand-lettering and design. The 44 other illustrations are also printed in 6 flat covers with typeset captions. Very Good `s Gravenhage N Veenstra No date [1900] Click here to view further details and to bid
Lot 371
Riechmann, H. UNTER DEN ZWARTBOOIS AUF FRANZFONTEIN: ein beitrag zur Missions, und Kolonialgeschichte Sudafrikas 22 x 14,5 cm 56 pages: illustrations, portraits. (Rheinische Missions-Schriften; nr 83. Stiff pictorial paper wraps. `Missinshaus` stamp on title page. Page edges browned. South African Bibliography, volume 4, page 42: one copy. Excellent Barmen Verlag des Missions-Hausses 1899 Click here to view further details and to bid
Lot 395
Edwards & Co. THE ANGLO-BOER WAR, 1899-1900 Oblong 4to (250 x 315 mm) An Album of upwards of Three Hundred Photographic Engravings. A Picture Record of the Movements of the British, Colonial, and Boer Forces engaged in the Conflict. 200 pages of photographs + 16 pages `Summary of the War, 1899-1900` full page and other photographs, pictorial maroon cloth titled in gilt on the upper cover. The gilt titling is dull and rubbed, small tear in the lower margin of leaf 93/4, small stamp of a previous owner on the title page, the front hinge is split but holding on the ties, bookplate on the front paste-down endpaper. Good Cape Town Dennis Edwards & Co. No date (circa 1901) Click here to view further details and to bid
Lot 57
Two Mauchline ware snuff boxes, comprising; a small example, the lid painted with a sailing ship, foil lined interior with stamp to base ""Ado "", wooden hinge, 3.7cm x 3cm, and another, the lid with engraving titled ""There`s Many A Slip Between "", wooden hinge foil lined interior with indistinct stamp to base, 8cm x 4.5cm. (2)
Lot 79
Nine pieces of Mauchline ware, comprising; a hinged lid rectangular box (lid with full photograph with gilt border, untitled/Beld Craig, Moffat/Lower Fall, Grey Mare`s Tail, Moffat), velvet interior, 10.7cm, another (lid in colour with landscape and St. Mary`s Church, Scarborough), 11.7cm, a napkin ring (The Barbican, Alnwick Castle), a stamp box (Hythe - School of Musketry - photographic), 6.2cm, a spectacle case (Ilkley Parish Church - photographic) with spectacles, 13cm, a paperknife (The Belfry, Elston Church - photographic - Warranted Made of the Oak from Elston Church previous to restoration 1880), 27.5cm, another in olive wood timber (Souvenir of The Holy Land - Jerusalem from Mount of Olives), 26cm, a cylinder box with scent bottle (Salisbury Cathedral N.E. - photographic), 7.4cm, and a large barrel form vesta (Dunfermline Abbey - photographic), bone mount, base striker, 8cm. (9)
Lot 89
A Mauchline ware snuff box by Smith`s Mauchline, of curved end rectangular form, the lid inscribed ""Made From The Oak of Mary of Guise`s Chapel, Castle Hill, Edinburgh, Erected 1474, Taken Down in 1845 to make way for the Free Church College"", wooden hinge, interior stamp "" ... To Her Majesty"", inscribed name to bottom ""G. Garine"", 9.7cm x 4cm.
Lot 126
Seven pieces of treen, comprising; a turned boxwood turret form money box, 8cm high, a pair of `Brighton Bun` olivewood candlesticks, cracks, 10cm diameter, an olivewood rectangular box with floral painted lid inscribed ""Cannes"", catch a.f., buttoned silk interior, 12cm, a cedar wood mushroom form darner, impressed ""Kitty Morris"", an apple form box, a box inscribed to the sliding lid ""Aiguilles pour Gramophone"", 9cm, and a stamp and ink box, 14cm. (7)
Lot 95
A George III silver small circular salver by James Stamp, London 1779 A George III silver small circular salver by James Stamp, London 1779, chased with scale cartouches, flowers and foliage within a beaded edge, the raised border with a beaded rim, on three bracket feet, 20cm (8in) diameter, 366g (11.75 oz) View on Bloomsbury.com
Lot 5
A Victorian silver goblet, chased decorated with floral designs and cartouches, engraved Skegness sea cadets corps all round efficiency cup 1943, raised on knopped stem and circular spreading foot. Hallmarked London, 1971. Bears makers stamp for Henry Holland (of Holland, Aldwinkle & Slater). H.17.5cm
Lot 810
A stamp album with slip cover containing a quantity of British stamps dating from the 1950s to the late 1970s, three further stamp albums containing a quantity of British and worldwide stamps, an album containing a quantity of First Day Covers together with a box containing a miscellaneous collection of stamps, First Day Covers and a sheet of Isle of Man Stamps and silver wedding British stamps
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