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An Edwardian Sheraton Revival satinwood inlaid demi-lune side table, the top crossbanded in rosewood and set with four oval medallions within a ribbon tied swag decorated border above a swag frieze and square section tapering legs to spade feet, width 136.5cm. CONDITION REPORT: The top is lifting in several areas with the veneer, noticeably to the centre, there is a bubble which is split through the veneer approx 56cm, other splits throughout the veneer noticeably to the top, some beading lifting to the edge. It is structurally sound and has come from a private home.
A set of eight Edwardian Hepplewhite style dining chairs with padded drop-in seats and square section tapering front legs, also an early 20th century mahogany oval extending dining table with two additional leaves raised on cabriole legs to ball and claw feet (9).
BERESFORD & HICKS, BERICK FURNITURE; an extensive early 20th century oak dining suite comprising extending table with two additional leaves, a set of eight chairs (6+2), serving table, wine table, court cupboard, desk and trolley, each piece with carved detail and cup and cusp block supports, length of table with two leaves inserted approx 240cm, length of writing table 122cm (14).
A group of table tennis related items to include English Open Championships 1953 and 1956 souvenir programmes and England versus China 1965 World Champions Tour programme, a collection of enamelled badges, various mainly 1950s pennants, an electroplated Leslie Forrest memorial trophy, etc.
An interesting early to mid-20th century book containing hand done floral designs for ceramic table wares, predominantly teacups, either pencil drawn or printed and many with hand done colouring, with hand written annotations and pattern numbers throughout, author and ceramic factory unidentified, in purple boards with gilt tooled title 'Old G Book Valuable Handle With Great Care'. CONDITION REPORT: Boards worn with some surface wear and loss, distress, etc. Internal pages heavily worn, many held together with sellotape, all foxed and/or discoloured, particularly to page edges, some loss and heavy wear to page edges, some obvious water or similar damage, internal creasing, tears and fraying to edges and corners, etc.
A Powell & Lealand No.3 Microscope, c.1859, English, signed to top limb 'Powell & Lealand 170 Euston Road, London', standing on typical ‘Powell & Lealand’ tripod with large trunnions supporting body, large plano-concave mirror on Powell single-sided support, fully mechanical stage with X-Y control with substage accessory mount, triangular bar with rack and pinion focusing, limb with struts supporting back of the body tube, fine focus wheel to rear of limb with date engraved below, with 16 accessories including: a camera lucida eyepiece, a complex substage achromatic condenser with integral stops and aperture, low power eyepiece, medium power eyepiece, high power eyepiece, dark wells, bar tool, live box, substage wheel of stops, pre-RMS threaded 1" objective and can, pre-RMS threaded ¼" objective and can, pre-RMS threaded â…›" objective with correction collar and can, Leiberkuhn for the 1" objective, tweezers and large table bullseye with chamois leather cover for lens, all in fitted French polished mahogany cabinet, case height 41cm
A Rare Five-scale Silver Pocket Sundial by Michael Butterfield, c.1690, French, finely engraved octagonal dial plate with foliate decoration and five hour bands for different latitudes, 49, 46, 43, 40 and 37 degrees north, finely engraved bird gnomon with scale divided by degrees 30 to 50, compass with all 32 points marked, cardinal and quadrantal points marked by French initials, compass offset approximately 12 degrees west for magnetic variation, compass base marked 'Premier Cadran' and carrying a table of latitudes continued on the dial-plate back, Paris 48.51, Brest 48.23, Haure de Grace 49.30, St Malo 48.38, Boulogne 50.44, Dieppe 49.57, Cherbourg 49.38, DunKuerque 51.2, 2 (i.e. 2me Cadran) Lyon 45.46, Nantes 47.15, Belle Isle 47.15, La Rochelle 46.11, Bordeaux 44.50, Rochefort 45.56, 3 (i.e. 3me Cadran) Emisterre 43.41, Marseille 43.20, Braga 41.4, Rose 44.20, Bayonne 43.30 Toulon 43.6, 4 (i.e. 4me Cadran) Porto 41.18, Lisbonne 38.40, Barcelonne 41.26, Maiore 38.57, 5 (i.e. the highly unusual 5me Cadran) St Vincent 36.37, Gibalterre 35.40, Malaga 36.24, Alicant 38.10, Cadis 36.16, length 6.2cm. Note: This exceptionally finely engraved example must have been a special commission for someone who lived or travelled to the far south of the Iberian Penninsular. See Sundials at Greenwich, Hester Higson, Oxford University Press 2002, pp91ff. for a detailed description of the usual three and four scale dials.
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