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Gosden Binding.- Walton (Izaak) The Compleat Angler, engraved portrait frontispiece and 13 plates, wood-engraved illustrations, some foxing to plates (mainly marginal), some light off-setting, bound by ?Thomas Gosden in contemporary calf, covers ornately tooled in gilt, a pattern of flowers and foliage within a central panel, surrounding a circular vignette of fish, net and rod, spine ends and joints very lightly scuffed, ornate gilt dentelles, 8vo, John Major, 1824.⁂ Thomas Gosden known as the "sporting binder"; most of his bindings were for books devoted to sports, and he is remembered both for the peculiarity of his style and his particularity of using tools cut in the forms of fish, reels, rods, baskets, and sportsmen.
An early 20th century Jones CWS Federation Family hand sewing machine in a vintage sewing machine table. Shuttle bobbin machine complete with tools and accessories, with coloured and gilt decoration. Sits inside a drop leaf cabinet with 2 drawers to base and central leaf. Approx. 67.5cm tall x 69cm.
Nineteen All-Metal Combination ToolsMostly 19th CenturyTwelve of T-shape with threaded brass caps for spare nipples and threaded brass-headed pricker between, six with threaded cap over the nipple-key for a detachable turnscrew blade (two missing), each in its leather pouch (two missing, some replaced); the remainder each with detachable turnscrew head incorporating pivoting prickers, each in its leather wallet (four later) with tapering leather securing thong (some patination overall) (19)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
BINDING - ENTOMOLOGICAL WATERCOLOURSAlbum of 20 fine watercolour illustrations of butterflies and moths (18), a cricket, and a lizard, some heightened with gum arabic, on laid paper, fine English morocco gilt attributable to Robert Steel, the covers elaborately tooled to a cottage-roof design with a border of 3-line fillet and roll of fleurons enclosing central panel made up of grape clusters, flower sprays, drawer handles, billowing lines, etc. enclosing gilt lettered caption 'Lenton New Year 1763 [but '1703, see footnote], spine tooled in 5 compartments within raised bands, oblong 8vo (105 x 195mm.), [eighteenth century]Footnotes:Attractive watercolours in a fine early eighteenth English century binding attributable to Robert Steel, presumably made for the English composer John Lenton (1657-1719), musician with the Royal household under Charles II, William and Mary, and Queen Anne. An almost identical binding, with some of the same tools and lettering (but dated '1703') is found on a musical manuscript of Lenton's compositions gifted to Queen Anne (see Sotheby's, Collection of Robert S. Pirie, 2 December 2015, lot 914). For another binding attributable to Robert Steel (fl. 1668-1711), with the same border design, see M.M. Foot, The Henry Davis Gift II, no. 148.The date on this binding reads '1763' and has seemingly been altered from '1703', possibly at the time the fine watercolours of moths and butterflies were executed.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: •• Zero rated for VAT, no VAT will be added to the Hammer Price or the Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

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