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A Spode Stone China Bird and Grasshopper pattern blue and white transfer printed plate with scroll and flower borders, 9.5 diameter; another smaller example, 8 diameter; a Rogers Views series blue and white printed dessert plate decorated with an unidentified castle scene within floral border, impressed mark, 8.5 diameter; a similar example titled Ciala Kavak, Ottoman Empire Series, factory unknown, 8 diameter. (4). S/D.
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Royal navy officer's sword, gilt metal hilt with lion's head pommel with gem stone eyes, wire bound ivory grip, Royal Arms, Naval devices etc, etched 32"/81cm blade in leather and brass scabbard, vendor states presented to Arthur Rivers for an act of bravery during the surrender to HMS Revenge of the German fleet at Scapa Flow, and a card of 'Der Tag' the Naval Fleets 21st November 1918
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* A finely engineered brass model single cylinder house built stationary engine, with inverted cylinder approx 01-Feb in bore x 1 in stroke, the crosshead located by wall mounted radius rods, (i.e. parallel motion) barrelled connecting rod, the crankshaft mounted in trunnions supported on two wooden beams wall mounted above the cylinder with valve eccentric and spoked flywheel, finished in black and polished brightwork and simulated stone walls, wood mount, 9? x 10 ins (24.2 x 25.4 cm) -1
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India. Foundation Stone Ceremony of the Dharampur Cattle Farm including agricultural exhibition & cattle show, by J. R. Martin, Chief Secretary to Government of Bombay, March 1929 [so titled on upper cover], sixty-two mounted toned gelatin silver prints by Devare & Co., Bombay, including portraits of Mr and Mrs Martin, Maharaja Saheb in Indian dress, cattle farm buildings, exhibition exhibits, arrival and departure of the guests, etc., images approx. 20 x 27 cm and some smaller and mounted more than one to a page, each with printed caption in English beneath, photographers leather label to front pastedown, orig. half morocco, gilt lettered on upper cover, rubbed and marked, large oblong folio (1)
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Pouncy (John). Dorsetshire Photographically Illustrated, the Detail and Touch of Nature Faithfully Reproduced by a new Process on Stone, by which Views are Rendered, Truthful, Artistic, and Durable, 4 vols. in two, n.d., c. 1850s, uncol. litho. title and seventy-four (of 76) photo litho. plts. of views in Dorset (inc. one double-page), with accompanying letterpress, a few pages loose, some minor spotting, contemp. cloth, rubbed, oblong folio 'The first book in which photographs were actually transferred onto lithographic stones... Pouncy's important work was a transitional stage between drawing and unretouched photography in book illustration'. McLean, Victorian Book Design and Colour Printing. (1)
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Lawrence (William). A Treatise on Ruptures, Containing an Anatomical Description of each Species, with an Account of its Symptoms, Progress, and Treatment, 4th ed., revised, corrected & enlarged, 1824, two eng. plts. (one folding), bound with Howslip (John), Practical Observations on the Diseases of the Urinary Organs; Particularly those of the Bladder, Prostate Gland, and Urethra, 1816, four hand-col. eng. plts., sewing partly broken at rear of volume, 19th c. half calf, rubbed to joints & extrems., 8vo, together with Hunter (John), A Treatise on the Blood, Inflamation, and Gun-Shot Wounds, seven eng. plts., oval ink library stamps to titles, some damp staining, modern half calf over contemp. marbled boards, 8vo, with Thompson (Henry), The Enlarged Prostate, its Pathology and Treatment; with Observations on the Relation of this Complaint to Stone in the Bladder, 1858, five litho plts., author's presentation inscription to half-title, 32pp. pubs. ads. at rear, orig. cloth, joints worn & frayed to head & foot of spine, 8vo, plus eleven other similar (15)
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Martin (J. Wallis), A Likeness in Stone, Hodder, 1997; The Long Close Call, 2000, both 1st eds., pub. Hodder, both orig. cloth in d.j.s, 8vo, together with Rankin (Ian), Set in Darkness, 1st ed., Orion, 2000, signed by the author on title, orig. cloth in d.j., 8vo, plus Connelly (Michael), Void Moon, Orion, 2000, orig. cloth in d.j., 8vo, together with a qty. of others, incl. Rankin, Connelly, thrillers and spy fiction etc., incl. some reference, paperbacks etc. (3 shelves)
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A late Victorian 18 carat gold, diamond and half-pearl three stone ring, centred with an old-cut diamond, approximately 0.64 carats, between 5mm diameter half pearls with rose diamond points, all claw set to a tapering shank with scroll carved shoulders, hallmarked Birmingham 1891, finger size N
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A late Victorian pearl and diamond brooch/pendant and earring suite, circa 1890, the cluster brooch/pendant centrally set with a10mm pearl to a pierced mount of old brilliant cut diamonds, approximately 1.10 carats total, and an outer border of six 7mm pearls, with a removable 8mm baroque pearl and diamond drop suspended beneath and a removable diamond four stone pendant loop, with a removable brooch fitting to the reverse, mounted in gold backed silver; with a pair of 5mm baroque pearl and diamond drop earrings en suite (all pearls untested); in a purple velvet Collingwood & Co fitted case
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A pair of late 19th century diamond pendent earrings, circa 1890, the open drops centrally set with a pear shaped old brilliant cut diamond with a graduated old cut diamond fringe beneath, with diamond two stone terminals, approximately 1.60 carats total, mounted in gold backed silver (with later post fittings)
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An Edwardian opal and diamond necklace, the front designed as an open octofoil cluster centred with a round cabochon white opal within an old-cut diamond open floral lobed surround, flanked by similar smaller clusters linked by trace link and diamond four stone collet chains and further similarly linked opal collets, on an opal six stone collet and trace link back-chain
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An Edwardian peridot, ruby and freshwater pearl necklace, circa 1910, the circular cut peridots collet mounted with freshwater pearls suspended beneath and circular cut rubies between, to a curb link back chain and barrel clasp: and an Edwardian ruby, demantoid garnet and diamond crescent brooch, circa 1910, stamped ‘15c’ (one stone missing) (2)
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An emerald and diamond canted-square cluster ring, centred with a cut-corner square trap-cut emerald approximately 1.70 carats, millegrain set within a small old-cut diamond 24 stone scalloped and millegrained border, to a square section shank with small diamond two stone shoulders, finger size P
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An Edwardian bouton pearl bracelet, circa 1910, set along the length with fifteen bouton pearls (untested) in quatrefoil links to a concealed box snap clasp, stamped ‘15ct’; and an pearl eight stone ring, set across the top with graduated bouton pearls (untested) stamped ‘18ct’, finger size P
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Two graduated cultured pearl single strand necklaces, one necklace composed of 6.5mm to 3.0mm cultured pearls to a sapphire and diamond three stone clasp stamped ‘585’; the other the composed of. 6.6mm to 4.3mm graduated cultured pearls, to an Art Deco graduated eight-cut diamond three stone clasp, stamped ‘18ct’ & ‘Pt’
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