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Lot 113
Job Lot of Peco Tools, Lineside Kits, Parkside chains and others(4000g)Peco PT-200 Kit-builders Tool set 'As New' (3)Peco PT-100 Track Layers Tool set 'As New' (1)Peco scale rule20 Peco/Parkside PA22/PA23 chains in box 'As New'Peco Lineside kits; LK-56 Inspection kit (3); LK35 Goods Yard crane (4) - some packs sealed with tapePeco LK-2 Water crane kits (top of card packing removed)Peco Track cleanerClarke Air Brush Kit (previously used in Box)Magnifying glasses in boxes 'As New' (2) Condition: Good/Very Good
Lot 236
Needlework & Embroidery.- Banks (Mrs. G. Linnaeus) Crochet Designs, Light Work for Leisure Hours No.9, folding frontispiece with 3 images, plate, original printed wrappers, Birmingham, [c.1880] § Lambert (Miss) Church Needlework, title in red & black, original cloth, rebacked, 1844 § Potter (Esther) English Knitting and Crochet Books of the Nineteenth Century, extract, interleaved with annotations in ink and index to rear pastedown, final two leaves loose, cloth, Bibliographical Society, 1953 § Lotz (Arthur) Bibliographie der Modelbücher: Beschreibendes Verzeichnis der Stick- und Spitzenmusterbücher des 16. und 17.Jahrhunderts, second edition, Stuttgart & London, 1963 § Groves (Sylvia) The History of Needlework Tools and Accessories, Newton Abbot, 1973, some illustrations, the last two original cloth or boards with dust-jackets, the last with faded spine, most a little rubbed; and a bundle of others including a 2000 Phillips sale catalogue including the embroidery & sewing accessories collection of Mrs. M.J.P.Collins, mostly pamphlets, v.s. (c.15)
Lot 183
Ward (Lynd) Madman's Drum: A Novel in Woodcuts, first trade edition, illustrations throughout by the author, ink inscription to front pastedown, small tear to upper margin of title, a few finger soils, light browning, original cloth-backed boards, bumping to spine ends and corners, light browning and foxing, some surface marks, a little rubbed to extremities, 8vo, 1930.*** When creating Madman's Drum, Ward used a variety of carving tools to achieve a level of detail for exaggerated emotional facial expressions. Lynd Ward wordless novels had a strong influence on the development of the graphic novel.
Lot 171
THE GARDENING CLUB HOUSE: antique 'Free Gardeners' painted silk banner, featuring the watering can, pruning knife/sicle, Garden of Eden, Ark, gardening tools, beehive, etc. and initials P G / H E, 88 x 70cms, unmounted with stained pine poleProvenance: private collection Swanseafruit/flower basket,Auctioneers Notes: The Order of Free Gardeners is a fraternal society that was founded in Scotland in the middle of the 17th century and later spread to England and Ireland. Like numerous other friendly societies of the time, its principal aim was the sharing of secret knowledge linked to the profession and mutual aid. In the 19th century, its activities of mutual insurance became predominant. By the end of the 20th C, it had become almost entirely extinct. With thanks to Christopher Powell for the cataloguing of this lot.Comments: split along vertical crease to lower portion, minor creases/rubbing as expected, otherwise good.
Lot 368
LARGE SELECTION OF SMALL COLLECTABLE ITEMSincluding a Hohner harmonica, various lighters, two cased combs, an enamelled Port decanter label, a white metal Whisky decanter label, mother of pearl manicure tools, a wooden handled seal, a cased cheroot holder, a boxed perfume pen, gilt pencil holders, etc.
Lot 1584
Russia, St. Petersburg Imperial Academy of Art, 1785, a bronze Medal by G. C. Waechter and P. L. Vernier, crowned bust right, rev. figure dressed in robes holding out laurel wreath and palms, painting tools and sculpture on ground, 52mm, 69.85g (Diakov 129.4). Speckled toning, otherwise extremely fine [Graded by NGC as MS 63 BN] £120-£150
Lot 692
Lougarré (presumed French), and Diels (presumed French), and Dubois, Henri-Alfred-Auguste (French, 1859-1930); b. Rome, moved to France by 1863 FRANCE, Fondation du Confédération générale de l'artisanat français [Foundation of the General Confederation of French Crafts], 1922, a bronze award medal by Lougarré and H.-A.-A. Dubois for Diels, young female to left, holding a leaved branch and a vessel from which flames rise, hands holding artisanal tools around, rev. wreath, un-named, edge impressed bronze and cornucopia, 50mm, 58.28g (CGMP p.163 for rev.; cf. iNumis MBS 32, 1422). Very fine, an interesting medal with elements of both Art Nouveau and early Art Déco in the design; in maroon gilt-blocked case of issue by Le Medaillier, Paris [M. Bousquet, Seul Representant, avenue de Minimes 30, Toulouse] £30-£40 --- Provenance: Bt Simmons April 2003. The Confédération générale de l'artisanat français was created in 1922 on the initiative of two Parisian shoemakers. Close to the radical-socialist political movement, and in particular to Étienne Clémentel (1864-1936), the senator who encouraged the artisans to create this union, it represented the principal artisans' voice during the inter-War years. Marius Bousquet was a well-known figure in Toulouse society
Lot 764
Ponscarme, François-Joseph-Hubert (French, 1827-1903); b. Belmont-lès-Monthureux FRANCE, Ministère de l’Agriculture, 1879, a silver award medal by F.-J.-H. Ponscarme, winged bust of Marianne left, rev. caduceus, plants and tools, legend on central tablet (Paris 1895, Concours Génal. Agrle.), edge impressed argent and cornucopia, 37.56g (BDM IV, 657; cf. Katz e92, 595; cf. DNW M14, 1530). Very fine £25-£35 --- Created in 1870, the Concours général agricole is a competition that encourages and promotes the French agri-food sectors, and is organized as part of the annual Salon international de l'agriculture held at Versailles
Lot 340
* Rowlandson (Thomas). Philosophorum, Fancynina, Epicurum, R. Ackermann, 15th August 1800, three etched caricatures on one sheet (as published), contemporary hand-colouring, slight staining, some marginal closed tears, old collector's stamp (RA) to the lower right corner, 270 x 375 mmQTY: (1)NOTE:BM Satires 9616-9621. A rare Rowlandson caricature from the suite of 18 Masqueronians. Published in six sets of three they represented 'English types'. The subjects are displayed emblematically with the wares or tools of their trade worn as garlands. This trio represents a philosopher, a prostitute and an epicure.
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