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A Collection of Three Neolithic Greenstone Axe Heads, of thin butted type, 28cm, 32cm and 33cm long. Together with a booklet "Four Polished Stone Axes" by James McIntyre, 1937, in which they are documented.. Discovered in the ground when digging for foundations for a farmhouse near Penrith owned by the vendor's great great grandfather .
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CIRCA 1800 ENGLISH SCHOOL "John Raymond Barker", a portrait study of a gentleman in black top coat and waistcoat with book in his left hand, seated on a red leather upholstered Gainsborough type library chair, by a stone pillar, oil on canvas, unsigned, indistinctly inscribed verso, 130 cm x 96 cm
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A silver mounted and ram's horn snuff mull. Edinburgh circa 1840, maker AGW, the detached lid with embossed and chased mount enclosing a cut amethyst type stone, the horn with two cartouche engraved with a man holding a club with the inscription 'Defend' & 'To Thomas Crichon *** 1845' 3.5x 2.5in (9 x 6.6cm).
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† Two impressive large mineral specimens comprising: a large polished Labradorite freeform from Madagascar (the highly iridescent stone displaying stunning flashes of colour) 16cm x 34cm; and an impressive large Malachite specimen from Democratic Republic of Congo Africa weight 8kg 20cm x 27cm (2)
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† A large and impressive Meteorite from Campo del Cielo Gran Chaco Gualamba Argentina weighing over 11kg 23cm across Four centuries ago during Spain's conquest of South America a Spanish Governor learned from the native people of Argentina about a stone that they believed had fallen from heaven. He sent for Captain de Miraval to form an expedition who returned with a huge piece of iron meteorite that became known as "Meson de Fierro". Campo del Cielo in today's Argentina means field of the sky or heaven which seems appropriate. There are a series of craters found at the main site. Recovered meteorites are found in and around a series of small craters; the largest crater being about 260 by 217 feet in diameter. All together searchers have found at least 12 craters.
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A lead fire mark issued by the Sun Fire Office No.247557 verso certificate copy of policy 247557 dated 23rd July Elizabeth Bradley next to the Dagndo in Longacre Widow on a brick and tile house only situate at Watford in the County of Hertford in her own possession not exceeding #500. Also included list of cover on chattels along with another similar no.350271 policy verso dated 25th February 1775 Jane Trollop of the Parish of St Giles in Oxford on her now dwelling house only situated as aforesaid stone and plated not exceeding #400 7" high (2)
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A Group of four Antique gold Mourning Rings, Gents 18ct Ring inscribed ‘In Memory of’ with black inlaid edges, hallmarked for Chester 1899, a hallmarked 18ct gold and black enamelled Ring (stone missing to front but with a circle featuring four small diamonds), and inscribed ‘In Memory of’ hallmarked for London 1864, a hallmarked 18ct gold inset hair panel sided Ring, enamelled letters ‘IMO’ hallmarked for London 1891 and one Other, (4)
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