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Cook (Captain James and King, Captain James). A Voyage to the Pacific Ocean. Undertaken by the Command of his Majesty, for Making Discoveries in the Northern Hemisphere..., 3 vols., Dublin, 1784, port. frontis. and 26 folding maps and plates, one folding table, some plates creased, one plate torn across with no loss, contemp. tree calf gilt, rubbed, spine labels flaking, 8vo (3)
Pouqueville (Francois Charles Hugues Laurent). Travels through the Morea, Albania, and Several Other Parts of the Ottoman Empire to Constantinople, during the Years 1798, 1799, 1800, and 1801 ..., 1st English ed., printed for Richard Phillips, 1806, folding eng. plan of the Plain of Tripolitza (waterstained), folding printed table, and folding aquatint view of the Castle of the Seven Towers and Constantinople, with yellow wash, close-trimmed to leading margin, single plate of costume (some light waterstaining), together with Travels in Epirus, Albania, Macedonia, and Thessaly, 1st English ed., printed for Sir Richard Phillips, 1820, eng. port. frontis of Ali Pacha, three uncol. aqua plates of costume, occn. minor marginal foxing, plus Travels in Southern Epirus, Acarnania, Aetolia, Attica, and Peloponesus, or the Morea, &c. in the Years 1814-1816, 1st English ed., printed for Sir Richard Philips, 1822, folding b&w eng. map frontis., single-page eng. map of Ianina, single b&w aqua plate of costume, partly untrimmed, all uniformly bound in modern half red morocco gilt, 8vo (3)
Britton (John). The History and Antiquities of the Abbey, and Cathedral Church of Gloucester, 1829, numerous eng. plts., bound with The History and Antiquities of the Abbey, and Cathedral Church of Bristol..., 1830, addn. eng. title and numerous eng. plts., occ. scattered spotting mostly to margins, a.e.g, contemp. dark green half morocco, lower portion of spine lacking, joints cracked, 4to, together with Relton (H.E.), Sketches of Churches, with Short Descriptions, 1843, litho frontis., addn. title and plts., occ. scattered spotting, a.e.g., 20th c. cloth, slightly marked, 4to, with [Grose, Francis], The Antiquarian Repertory: A Miscellany, Intended to Preserve and Illustrate Several Valuable Remains of Old Times, 2 vols., 1775-79, numerous eng. plts.(incomplete), one folding table, few leaves loose, contemp. calf, gilt monogramme and crest to centre of boards, spines & boards worn with loss of leather, joints weak and some boards detached, 4to (4)
Marshall (William). Minutes, Experiments, Observations and General Remarks on Agriculture in the Southern Counties, 2 vols., new ed., 1799, five folding plts., one folding map and one folding table, lib. label to front pastedown of first vol., worm holes to lower margin of first and last few leaves, repaired with clear tape (vol. 1 only), contemp. tree calf gilt, contrasting labels to spine (one missing), rubbed, 8vo (2)
Ireland. Moll (Herman), A New Map of Ireland Divided into its Provinces, Counties and Baronies wherein are distinguished the Bishopricks, Borroughs, Barracks, Bogs, Passes, Bridges &c. with the Principal Roads and the Common Reputed Miles, c.1715, fine lg. hand coloured eng. map, inset town plans of Dublin, Cork, Limerick, Waterford and Gallway, with plans of Kinsale harbour, the Giants Causeway, the Isle of St. Patrick and the British Isles, strapwork cartouche and table of Towns and Barracks, two sheets conjoined, 1025 x 620 mm (1)
* Anglo-Chinese School. A group of four fine early 19th c. gouache and watercolour on wove paper drawings of figures in Chinese costume, three depicting a seated figure in elaborate costume, with an attendant, table with vase of flowers, etc., the fourth showing a female figure on horseback, sheet size 38 x 32.5 cm (15 x 12.75 ins) (4)
Embroidered table runner. A hand-embroidered table runner, late 19th/early 20th c., cream satin backed with muslin, expertly embroidered with an elaborate border design of peacocks and scrolling foliate decoration, mostly padded satin stitch, couching, and long and short stitch, using metal threads and brightly coloured silks (pink, green, blue, turquoise, red, yellow, orange), some spotting and a couple of short tears, 525 x 108 mm (20.75 x 42.75 ins), together with six cream satin circular mats painted to match, with peacock and flower border design in gouache, diameter 145 mm (5.5ins) A skillfully executed piece of embroidery. (7)
Poor Laws. Observations on the Poor Laws, and on the Management of the Poor, in Great Britain, Arising from a Consideration of the Returns, now Before Parliament, by the Right Hon. George Rose, 2nd ed., 1805, 44pp., bound with Remarks on the Poor Laws, and on the State of the Poor, pub. Brentford, 1802, 163pp., folding table, bound with Paul (John & Maxwell, John Irving), A Digest of the Game Laws: Comprising all the Statutes now in Force Relative to Forests, Deer, Hares, Rabbits, Partridges, Pheasants..., Pigeons, Dogs, Sea Fish, River Fish..., Regulations for Gamekeepers..., 4th ed., 1806, 138pp., bound with Dudley (Rev. H.B.), A Few Observations Respecting the Present State of the Poor; and the Defects of the Poor Laws: with some Remarks Upon Parochial Assessments, and Expenditures, 1802, 36pp., one folding table, errata leaf at rear, signature of T.H. Foxcroft to title of each, slight staining to upper outer corner of some leaves at front of volume, contemp. half calf, upper joint cracked and lower joint rubbed, 8vo. Armorial bookplate of Thomas Hammond Foxcroft to upper pastedown. (1)
Stedman (John). The Study of Astronomy, Adapted to the Capacities of Youth: in Twelve Familiar Dialogues, Between a Tutor and His Pupil: Explaining the General Phaenomena of the Heavenly Bodies, the Theory of Tides, &c..., 1st ed., 1796, eng. folding frontis. and three plts. (complete), one folding table, some dampstaining and browning, contemp. sheep, joints cracked and weak, 12mo (1)
Tingry (P.F.). The Painter’s & Colourman’s Complete Guide; Being a Practical & Theoretical Treatise on the Preparation of Colours, and their Application to the Different Kinds of Painting: In Which is Particularly Described the Whole Art of House Painting, 3rd ed., corrected and improved, 1830, eng. frontis. soiled, folding table, some water staining to first few leaves, 4 pp. ads. at rear, orig. cloth, paper label to spine, upper joint splitting, rubbed, 8vo (1)
A signed three-page manuscript letter from George Best to Brian Reade columnist of The Mirror newspaper dated 25th July 2000, written in defence of Alex Best who had been criticised by Reade in his column for drinking wine in the company of her husband, the letter reading "Dear Mr Reade, I was just settling down to a nice meal last evening with my wife Alex. It was our 5th wedding anniversary but something was niggling me. When I realised what it was I suggested to Alex that I ring you to ensure that it was O.K. for her to have a drink whilst I was tucking into me lobster thermidor. Unable to avail myself of your number I carried on regardless. I managed to survive without slumping head first into my spotted dick. I did attempt to persuade the four gentleman at the next table to refrain from drinking whilst I was eating. They told me to **** Off which under the circumstances I found fair comment. Undeterred I have decided to visit my local Waitrose and request that during shopping trips to their establishment they cease to serve other customers from the off licence. I don't hold out much hope for a favourable reply. My next target will be all T.V. companies who advertise alcoholic drinks not to do so whilst I am watching. I have been pushed into this drastic action after reading your award winning article in the paper 20/7/00. Alex and myself were deeply moved that such a highly respected writer should have our welfare on his mind. Yours Sincerely, George Best. P.S. I also noticed your use of the word Dipso in regard to myself. Knowing what a great wordsmith you are I consulted the Oxford dictionary. You should flick through it sometime. On certain pages it actually has words of more than three syllables. I failed to find it. I also checked for the word ****. It wasn't there either so I suppose that makes us pretty much even."; sold with a photocopy of Brian Reade's original Mirror column and a further photo copy when the paper printed George Best's responding letter (5)
A green No.4 Republic of Ireland amateur international jersey worn by Michael Dalton of Bohemians in the 1963 Football Association Centenary Celebrations Amateur International Tournament, by Smyco of Balbriggan, short-sleeved, v-neck collar, embroidered shamrock badge; sold together with associated memorabilia comprising an official F.A. tournament itinerary; souvenir programme; two sets of autographs of the Republic of Ireland team v Switzerland and v Italy on F.A. headed paper; and a set of four table place cards for Republic of Ireland, England, Scotland and West Germany, the reverse of each signed by the respective amateur international team (9). Michael Dalton played for the Dublin-based Bohemians team, the oldest Irish football team still in existence. He later played for Dundalk, a team he would manage when his playing days came to an end. Traditionally the Football Association organised an end-of-season tour abroad for leading amateur players, but in 1963, their centenary year, an international tournament was staged instead. The games took place exclusively in the North of England at Bishop Auckland, Blyth, Carlisle, Crook, Darlington, Durham, Gateshead, Hartlepools, Middlesbrough, North Shields, South Shields and Sunderland, with eight teams took part comprising England, Scotland, Republic of Ireland, Italy, Switzerland, France, West Germany and Netherlands. Scotland entered a strong team including three players who would later leave their mark on the professional game at international level, namely Peter Lorimer of Leeds United, Peter Cormack of Nottingham Forest & Liverpool and Andy Roxburgh the Scottish national coach between 1986 and 1993. This strong Scotland team beat West Germany 5-2 in the final tie played at Roker Park on 22nd May. Their signatures are included in the memorabilia in this lot. The signed table place cards relate to the tournament dinner banquet organised by the F.A. at the Rex Hotel, Whitley Bay, after the final tie.
An elm and oak tavern table, the cleated single plank elm top above oak 'X' shape chamfered supports united by a conforming stretcher, 19th century but reduced in size from a larger table, 28.5in (72.3cm) h, 84in (213.5cm) w, 23.25in (58.9cm) d. Provenance: Bought by the vendor from the sale of antiques belonging to Countess Hamon by Messrs. Wyatt & Son, 'Woodend' West Stoke, Nr. Chichester, 24th April, 1947, lot 140.
An elm and oak table, the cleated top on 'X' shape supports, 29.75in (75.1cm) h, 42.5in (108cm) w, 23in (58.5cm) d. The elm top was originally part of the previous lot and has been reconstructed with a later base. Provenance:Bought by the vendor from the sale of antiques belonging to Countess Hamon by Messrs. Wyatt & Son, 'Woodend' West Stoke, Nr. Chichester, 24th April, 1947, lot 140.
A mahogany work table, inlaid stringing, the crossbanded top above two drawers with dummy fronts to the reverse, above a curved support (lacking bag) and hipped downsept legs to brass paw sabots and castors, top and base associated, 28.75in (72.6cm) h, 14.25in (36.2cm) w, 20in (50.5cm) d. Old damages, losses and restoration.
A Regency rosewood and brass inlaid sofa table, the calamander and satinwood banded top above two frieze drawers, on a curved support, a quatreform base and downswept legs terminating in leaf cast brass sabots and castors, 28.25in (71.7cm) h, 25.75 x 55.5in (65.4 x 141.2cm) open. Restorations, one flap reduced in size, some brass lifting and losses.
A William IV mahogany sewing table, the rectangular plum-pudding top above a frieze drawer (locked), with panelled sides above a 'U' shaped pull-out bag from the right, on a turned and petal carved stem to quatreform base, with leaf carved toes, two with losses, on ceramic castors, 33in (84cm) h, 18.5in (47cm) w, 16in (40.5cm) d.
A Victorian carved walnut tripod table, the circular top inset various agates and hardstone specimens into a scagliola ground, to an acorn and oak leaf edge and on a spiral twist stem to acanthus carved cabriole legs and scroll feet, 29.25in (74cm) h, 23.5in (59.5cm) dia. Old damages and restorations.
A Victorian papier-mache games table, the glazed rectangular tilt-top with a chequer board the white squares painted with landscapes, oriental figures, insects and animals, 28.25in (71.5cm) h, 20.5in (51.8cm) w, 17.75in (45cm) d. Wear to gilt, some old damages and restorations, foxing and fading to painted squares.
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