Fine Copy of Hawkey Classic from T.C.D. Press [Hawkey (J.)] D. Junii Juvenalis et A. Persii Flacci Satyrae, roy 8vo D. (E. Typographia Academiae) 1746. Large Paper Copy, title with engd. vignette, marble ends, with B.P. of Hon. Geo. Hobart, in cont. sprinkled calf, tooled gilt fillets, & tooled gilt floral tools in corners, profusely gilt spine in panels. Fine Copy. Rare. (1)
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Important Collection of Scottish Music in Fine Bindings Scottish Music: A Select Collection of Original Scottish Airs for the Voice ...By Pleyel, Folio L.n.d. c. 1794, signed by G. Thomson, 25pp; bound with, A Selection of Scots Songs ...by Peter Urbani, with engd. portrait Alan Ramsay Scotus, 50pp; Bound with A New & Complete Collection of the Most Favourite Scots Songs.. By Sigo Corri, folio Edin. (Corri & Coy) n.d. Engd. title, 29pp, plus other single pieces by Corri; also Mc Glashan (Alex) A Collection of Strathspen Reels, oblong folio Edin. n.d. c. 1790, engd. title, 34pp., Bound with, A Collection of Scots Measures Hornpipes, Jigs, etc, oblong folio Edin. n.d. Engd. title, 42pp; bound with, A Collection of Reels, also by alex Mc Glashen, oblong folio Edin. n.d., engd. title & 4pp; together with, Gow (Niel) of Dunkeld, A collection [-Third] of Stratspey Reels..., Folio Edin. n.d., 3 engd. titles, 36, 36 + 36pp; Bound with Mackintosh (Rob.) sixty Eight Ven Reels.., folio Edin. n.d., engd. title + 5pp Subscribers, 39pp; Bound with, Petrie (Robert) A Collection of Strathspey Reels, & Country Dances, folio Edin. n.d., engd. title, list of subscribers, 22pp; and some other single pieces, Together in 3 vols. folio in fine cont. full crimson mor. Scottish binding, a.e.g., gilt tooled multiple borders with corner thistle tools, and central ovals with musical trophies, lute etc., flat spines with similar tooled decoration in panels. In fine condition. As a collection of music, w.a.f. Rare. * Provenance: Given by Col. Alex Mc Donnel, brother of Sir James Mc Donnel, the celebrated defender of Hougomont at the Battle of Waterloo, to Catherine Mc Donnell. See note inside Vol. I by John Mc Donnell, M.D. Kilsharvan, Oct. 18 1886. Purchased by the present owners in 1972 from Hodges Figgis & Co. (3)
A cased pair of target percussion pistols dating: second quarter of the 19th Century provenance: France Octagonal, micro-rifled, 12 mm cal. barrels, engraved at the base, with foresight; tangs engraved with spider net pattern, forward spring locks engraved with floral motifs; wooden stocks with checkered butts and sculpted butt-plates, iron mounts engraved en suite, trigger guards with finger support, set trigger. In a modern, wooden case with some of the original tools. dimensions: length 38 cm. Start Price: €800
An original cased Adams percussion revolver dating: third quarter of the 19th Century provenance: Scotland Octagonal, rifled barrel, signed "JOSEPH HARROM 32 PRINCES ST.T EDINBURGH"; engraved five-shot cylinder, with stamps of the test bench, frame marked "ADAMS` PATENT N.o 27454R", serial number "B11791", finely engraved with floral motifs, at the muzzle the stamp "LAC" within a shield; safety lock; lever loader; keeping 40% of the original blueing; checkered, wooden butt, iron mounts engraved en suite. In its original, wooden case with green fabric lining, and original tools. On the cover a round shield featuring the name of the owner "William McGowan". dimensions: length 32.5 cm. Start Price: €1000
A cased pair of flintlock pocket pistols dating: first quarter of the 19th Century provenance: Italy Smooth, round, turn-off, moulded, 11.5 mm cal. barrels with bell-mouthed nozzle; boxlock type frames engraved with floral motifs, safety lock, wooden butts. In a modern case with tools. dimensions: length 20.5 cm. Start Price: €500
A rare air-gun by H. W. Mortimer dating: mid-19th Century provenance: London Octagonal, 8 mm cal. barrel marked "H. W. MORTIMER LONDON - GUN MAKER TO HIS MAJESTY", with fore -and rear-sight; engraved tang; lock signed "H. W. MORTIMER", engraved with trophies and floral motifs, pierced hammer; wooden half stock with checkered neck, iron mount decorated en suite, under the lock an opening to screw the spherical, bronze air magazine in; iron-tipped wooden ramrod. In its original, wooden case with green fabric lining (damages), complete with some tools (pump missing) and spare sphere. Mortimer label. dimensions: length 130 cm. Start Price: €3000
A cased luxury double-barrelled shotgun by Bachereau dating: mid-19th Century provenance: Paris Smooth, round, twisted, 15 mm cal. barrels with rib signed "Bachereau a Paris" in gold, with golden decorations at the edges, foresight, the tang decorated en suite with smooth sight; forward spring lock with flat plate, signed en suite and decorated with gilt engravings depicting hunting and floral motifs, fine hammers chiselled as sea monsters; wooden half stock with checkered neck and palm rest, the area under the butt sculpted as a high-relieved dragon; iron mounts engraved and gilt en suite. Complete with ramrod and tools, in a modern case. dimensions: length 111 cm. Start Price: €1500
A rare cased double-barrelled express rolling block shotgun with bayonet-knife by Dumoulin dating: third quarter of the 19th Century provenance: Belgium Juxtaposed barrels of fine damask, one smooth and one rifled, with rectangular rib signed "DUMOULIN FRERES A LIEGE", rear-sight of 100 and 225 meters, precision foresight, clutch for a cal. 12; frame with remains of blueing marked "BREVET NAGANT", "BREVET REMINGTON", serial number "728", tang with the crowned stamp "V"; briarwood butt and fore-end, both checkered, iron mounts featuring remains of blueing, under the butt a shield with the crowned, noble monogram "AS"; bayonet-knife with wide, single -and false-edged blade with rear fuller, engraved on both sides with effigies of floral motifs and birds, the tang signed "S. RAIMO" and numbered en suite with the rifle "728"; iron and German silver hilt, wooden grip scales, leather scabbard with German silver mounts. In a wooden case with brass mounts, on the cover the plaque with the crowned monogram "AS", lined with green velvet, complete with some tools and eleven empty, brass cartridges cases. dimensions: length 115.5 cm. Start Price: €3000
A cased pair of Gastinne Renette percussion pistols, property of a noble man dating: mid-19th Century provenance: Paris Octagonal, rifled, damascened, 11 mm cal. barrels, signed "P. Gastinne Renette arq. de l`Empereur à Paris", with foresight, the base marked "1" and "2"; engraved and sighted tangs; elegant, forward spring locks decorated en suite; briarwood stocks sculpted with floral motifs at the muzzle, and checkered butts; iron mounts decorated en suite, the trigger guards provided with finger support and the crowned monogram "EC". In their wooden case, at the cover a brass plaque with the crowned monogram "EP", lined with green fabric, with the address of Gastinne Renette in gold; complete with all tools. dimensions: length 43 cm. Start Price: €2500
A cased pair of percussion revolvers dating: third quarter of the 19th Century provenance: Austria Octagonal, rifled, 38 cal.barrels with foresight; smooth, six-shot cylinders marked with a crowned "A" and another stamp; frames engraved with floral motifs, grip-strap marked "J. NIKITITS ERBEN", ivory grip scales. In a original, wooden case, with restored lining, complete with tools. dimensions: length 33 cm. Start Price: €700
A cased Robert`s percussion revolver dating: third quarter of the 19th Century provenance: England Octagonal, rifled, 11.5 mm cal. barrel, an old restoration at the nozzle, missing foresight; five-shot cylinder with numbered barrels and stamp of the test bench; grip-strap signed "ROBERT`S & CO. MAKERS"; frame marked "PATENT No. 2677"; checkered, wooden grip scales. In a original case, lined with green cloth, complete with tools and the label "ALEX MAETIN GUN MAKER & Fishing Tackle Manufacturer Glasgow". dimensions: length 31.5 cm. Start Price: €1000
A cased transitional percussion revolver by Hanquet dating: mid-19th Century provenance: Belgium Octagonal, rifled, 11 mm cal. barrel, marked "MANUF.TD BY J. B. HANQUET LIEGE" and, on a side, "HANQUET BREVETE", with fore -and rear-sight; smooth, six-shot cylinder, numbered, with engraved grip-strap marked "HANQUET`S PATENT", frame finely engraved with floral motifs; micro-checkered, wooden grip scales with iron mounts engraved en suite, butt-plate with drum. In a original, wooden case with green fabric lining, complete with some tools. dimensions: length 34 cm. Start Price: €1000
A beautiful pair of percussion target pistols by A. Funk dating: mid-19th Century provenance: Germany Octagonal, rifled, 11.5 mm cal. barrels of fine damask, signed "G. U. AUGUST FUNK IN SUHL" in silver, engraved with floral motifs at the base, silver foresight; engraved tangs with adjustable rear-sight; backward spring locks, engraved with floral motifs and provided with safety lock; fine stocks of fruit wood with checkered and sculpted butts, iron mounts decorated en suite, trigger guards with trophies, butt-plates with the owner`s monogram in gold. Finger support and set triggers. Horn-tipped wooden ramrods. Together with original tools in a modern display case. dimensions: length 40 cm. Start Price: €1800
A cased pair of percussion pistols dating: mid-19th Century provenance: England Fine, rifled, octagonal, 10 mm cal. barrels, marked "LONDON", at the base a golden frame, foresight; engraved tang with rear-sight; curved locks with backward springs engraved with floral motifs; wooden half stocks with checkered butts and German silver mounts; butt-plates with drums. Wooden ramrods with German silver tips. Complete with original tools, in a modern case. dimensions: length 30 cm. Start Price: €900
A pair of cased percussion pistols dating: mid-19th Century provenance: France Octagonal, rifled, twisted, 15 mm cal. barrels, keeping 70% of the original blueing, with gold outline at the nozzle, provided with foresight, a gilt frame at the base (some parts missing); engraved tangs with sight notch; forward spring locks with outlined plate engraved with palmettes, hammers slightly chiselled with animal head. Half stocks of light wood, with checkered butts; iron mounts featuring remains of blueing, counter-plates engraved with racemes, the trigger guards with flowers, elliptical butt-plates relieved at the centre. In their wooden case lined with blue velvet (worn and partially vanished), complete with all tools, including the bullet mould, the copper flask, the ramrod, hammer and more. dimensions: length 37,5 cm. Start Price: €2800
A cased pair of percussion pistols by Gastinne-Renette dating: mid-19th Century provenance: Paris Octagonal, rifled, blued, 11 mm cal. barrels, marked "F.NI PAR GASTINNE RENETTE A PARIS" at the central part, featuring longitudinal grooves, foresight; tangs with rear-sight, finely engraved with floral motifs; forward spring locks decorated en suite. Three-quarter stocks finely checkered at the butt, iron mounts decorated en suite. In its wooden case lined with green cloth, on the inside surface of the cover the golden mark "GASTINNE-RENETTE PARIS", complete with tools and key. dimensions: length 43.5 cm. Start Price: €2800
Stephan Balkenhol 1957 Fritzlar - lebt und arbeitet in Karlsruhe und MeisenthalOhne Titel (drei Männer). 1998.Plastik. Wawaholz, farbig gefasst. Figuren: jeweils ca. 42 cm (16,5 in). Mit Sockel: ca. 160 cm (62,9 in).[SM].PROVENIENZ: Privatsammlung Süddeutschland. Stephan Balkenhol studiert von 1976 bis 1982 an der Hamburger Hochschule für bildende Künste in der Bildhauerklasse des streng minimalistisch arbeitenden Künstlers Ulrich Rückriem. Nach zwei Stipendien erhält Balkenhol 1988/89 einen Lehrauftrag an der Hamburger Kunsthochschule. Im Anschluss lehrt er bis 1991 an der Frankfurter Städelschule. Ab 1992 ist die Staatliche Kunstakademie in Karlsruhe sein Wirkungsort. Die Suche der deutschen Künstler seit den 80er Jahren nach neuen Formulierungsmöglichkeiten und Sinngebungen alltäglichen Materials manifestiert sich deutlich auch im Werk von Balkenhol. Seit etwa 1982 bestimmen die unmittelbar aus dem Holzblock herausgeschlagene, meist überlebensgroße menschliche Figur und der Kopf sein Schaffen. Mit traditionellem Werkzeug bearbeitet Balkenhol das Holz, das er als lebendige Substanz empfindet. So bleiben Riefen, Schrunden, Splitter und Risse sichtbar und verweisen auf den bildhauerischen Arbeitsprozess.So unbewegt und alltäglich die Skulpturen Stephan Balkenhols auf den ersten Blick auch sein mögen, so sind sie doch nie ausdrucks- oder bedeutungslos. Untergründig schwingt bei ihnen stets ein Ausdruck von Ruhe und In-sich-gekehrt-Sein mit, ohne das definitive Emotionen an die Oberfläche treten. Gleichzeitig stehen sie ganz für sich und ihre reine Gegenständlichkeit, sie symbolisieren nichts, sie bilden keinen Typus und schon gar keine bestimmte Person ab. Sie sind Andeutungen der menschlichen Körperformen, stets roh und mit den Spuren des Gestaltungsprozesses belassen. Und gerade durch ihre Sprödigkeit und Zurückgenommenheit erzeugen sie eine erzählerische Spannung, spornen die Fantasie und das Beobachtungsvermögen des Betrachters an.In einer großen Einzelausstellung in den Deichtorhallen Hamburg von November 2008 bis Februar 2009 wurden Arbeiten ab 1982 gezeigt. Neben Skulpturen wurden auch plastische Bilder, Fotografien und Zeichnungen präsentiert. Stephan Balkenhol ist in Karlsruhe, Lothringen und Berlin tätig. ca. 17.30 h +/- 20 Min.ENGLISH VERSIONStephan Balkenhol 1957 Fritzlar - lebt und arbeitet in Karlsruhe und MeisenthalOhne Titel (drei Männer). 1998.Sculpture. Wawa wood, in colors. Figures: each ca. 42 cm (16,5 in). With base: ca. 160 cm (62,9 in).[SM].PROVENANCE: Schönewald Fine Arts, Düsseldorf. Stephan Balkenhol, born in 1957 in Fritzlar, Hessen, makes sculptures, which evoke archetypal behaviour patterns of human life and emotions. Balkenhol studied sculpture at the Hochschule für Bildende Künste in Hamburg under the strictly minimalist artist Ulrich Rückriem from 1976 to 1982. He was awarded two scholarships and then offered a teaching post at the Kunsthochschule Hamburg in 1988. In 1989 he went to Frankfurt to teach at the Städelschule until 1991. He has been teaching at the Staatliche Kunstakademie in Karlsruhe since 1992. Balkenhol`s work reflects the searching of German artists during the 1980s for new means of expression and interpretations of every-day objects. Typical are his larger-than-life human figures and heads carved directly out of wooden blocks, which he has been making since 1982. Balkenhol uses traditional tools for his woodwork and considers the wood itself a living matter. Grooves, fissures, splinter and cracks on his sculptures document the creative process. The figures, the head, the face - often accentuated by painted markings - are sketchy, sometimes almost portrait-like. There is always a certain `family likeness` paralleled with the necessary generalisation for a large form. The figures convey no subjective e
A Chinoiserie black lacquer-ware sewing box, with hinged lid and single drawer, the exterior gilt decorated to each side with figures, building and landscapes, raised on four corner claw feet, internally a lift-out tray with an arrangement of compartments and three ivory sewing tools, 13.5ins wide (34cms)

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