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Lot 115
Binding.- The Book of Common Prayer, ruled throughout in red, occasional spotting, contemporary red morocco, gilt, covers with central cipher of King George II flanked by trumpeting angels and 'Chapel Royal, St James's' stamped beneath, within wide borders of floral and small star tools, spine in compartments, each bearing cipher of George II within a horizontal diamond-shaped group of small stars and foliage borders, spine dulled and with some creasing, some staining, rubbed, 8vo (binding 224 x 146mm.), Cambridge, Joseph Bentham, 1759. sold as a binding and not subject to return.
Lot 102
VINCA VESSEL BALKANS, MID 5TH MILLENIUM B.C. fired and impressed terracotta, sitting on a rounded base, the globular body decorated with incised decoration (some with remaining lime infill), the wide neck with two strap handles and anthromorphic finials above (Dimensions: 20cm tall) Provenance: Private collection, Germany, acquired 1990's Private collection, United Kingdom Note: One of the earliest Neolithic cultures in Europe, the Vinča of modern day Serbia flourished between 5700 – 4500 B.C. The Vinča site of Pločnik has produced the earliest example of copper tools in the world but the culture is best known for its terracotta pottery and figurines, many of which show a high level of technical proficiency.
Lot 103
VINCA VESSEL BALKANS, 5TH MILLENIUM B.C. fired and impressed terracotta, the round and squat vessel sits on a flat base, curving at the shoulders and with a short vertical neck, built up on one side to resemble a spout, with profuse incised decoration of varying motifs including a heart shaped design on the underside (Dimensions: 38.5cm diameter) Provenance: Private collection, Germany, acquired 1990's Private collection, United Kingdom Note: One of the earliest Neolithic cultures in Europe, the Vinča of modern day Serbia flourished between 5700 – 4500 B.C. The Vinča site of Pločnik has produced the earliest example of copper tools in the world but the culture is best known for its terracotta pottery and figurines, many of which show a high level of technical proficiency.
Lot 77
COLLECTION OF BRONZE AGE AND LATER BLADES AND IMPLEMENTS NEAR EAST TO WESTERN EUROPE, BRONZE AGE TO cast and worked bronze, the collection consists of a range of weaponry, hair pins and utilitarian objects; one Western European early Bronze Age flat axe, one Near Eastern middle Bronze Age spearhead with curled tang, one Luristan late Bronze Age axehead, one Near Eastern Bronze Age arrowhead, two Near Eastern Bronze Age dagger blades, one with integral tang, the other with perforations and seperate rivets, a pair of European Bronze Age hairpins, one with a spiral head the other with a cup design and two Roman doctors tools (12) (Dimensions: longest 24cm) (Qty: 12) Provenance: Private collection, Scotland
Lot 504
dating: 19th Century provenance: Europe, Finely made with cylindrical, finished and engraved barrels, the upper equipped with fore-sight. Box-lock type mechanics with iron stock engraved with rinceaux, two rear cocks and foldaway triggers. Gilded, metal grip, engraved en suite and provided with suspension ring. In working order. In their case, lined with red Morocco leather outside and velvet and silk inside. Complete with tools decorated en suite with the pistol: two circular containers and a powder flask, all made in vermeil. Very scarce. length 4,8 cm.
Lot 518
dating: Mid 19th Century provenance: Belgium, Micro-rifled, octagonal, 11 mm cal. barrels, with Liege test-bed stamp, fore-sight; tangs with rear sight and floral engravings. Forward spring locks, decorated en suite. Wooden stocks, one with a small restore, with checkered butts and embossed butt-plates. Iron mounts, decorated en suite. Iron ramrods. In their wooden case, covered with green cloth, with tools, old, irrelevant powder flask. length 28.5 cm.
Lot 519
dating: Mid 19th Century provenance: France, Rifled, two-stage, octagonal and round barrels, with traces of antique finishing, provided with fore-sight and marked on the back 'Portée G.tie 120 Metres'. Box-lock type frames, engraved with flowers. One cock is restored. Mechanics with foldaway triggers, in working order. Ebony butts with grooves. In an ebony case with brass mounts; lined with green cloth inside and some tools. length 19,5 cm.
Lot 520
dating: Mid 19th Century provenance: Belgium, Octagonal, rifled, 11 mm cal. barrels, in damask, marked '1' and '2', engraved base, fore-sight; forward spring locks, engraved with floral motifs, wooden, half stocks with fore-end cap embossed with a shell and grooved butts. Iron, engraved mounts. Set trigger. Internally marked with Liege test-bed stamp, '474' and '4748', 'D' and inside, on a release-plate 'G. J. F.'. In an antique case, irrelevant (of pistols of a higher quality) with tools. Cover with brass name-plate with monogram 'DA' under a count's crown. length 39 cm.
Lot 523
dating: Mid 19th Century provenance: France, Octagonal, rifled, 10 mm cal. barrels, with remains of original finishing, fore-sight; tangs with rear sight, engraved with floral motifs and numbered '1' and '2'; forward spring locks, engraved en suite. Dark wood, three quarters stocks, embossed with floral motifs and with grooved butts. Iron mounts, engraved, trigger-guards with finger support.In their briar-root case with brass mounts, borders decorated with floral motifs, foldaway handle with monogram 'PM'. Lined with velvet, compartment borders in red leather. Complete with all the tools and key. length 41
Lot 524
dating: Second quarter of the 19th Century provenance: France, Octagonal, rifled, 14 mm cal. barrels, in damask, with fore-sight. Breeches numbered '1' and '2'. Tangs equipped with fix rear-sight, numbered as well, and engraved with flowers. Backward spring locks, signed 'F.NI PAR LEPAGE A PARIS', with plated and cocks engraved with flowers. Briar-root, half stocks (one with small crack and some small, restored block), with checkered grips and muzzles chiselled with a shell. Iron mounts. Trigger-guards with finger support, engraved with flowers and rocaille. In working order, one with cocks in position to be reviewed; adjustable triggers. Butt-plates with a thick, ebony frame and iron plate ending in a spider net. In a wooden, antique case, with brass plate on the cover, with inscription and date: 'Prix Donné par le Prince Royal. Mars 1837'. Lined with purple velvet inside (some sign of use and time), complete with various tools. length 39,5 cm.
Lot 329
A SET OF THREE GEORGIAN DESIGN BRASS FIRE TOOLS, comprising; tongs, shovel and poker, together with a pair of brass fire tool rests Condition report: overall condition is good. Two comments, the poker is a little out of true, bends slightly. The casting isn’t the best, a few blemishes in the making, design on shovel little indistinct.
Lot 206
Protar (Italy) Ferrari 312-b2 1971-72 Formula 1 Racing Car, plastic contruction kit, 1:12 scale, plus Fujimi Garage tools & drivers, Hasegawa Racing mechanic set B kit and Tamiya Motor racing team tool set, all in mint unmade condition, boxes have age wear, box lid on Protar Ferrari is poor. (4 items)
Lot 315
A QUANTITY OF BOXED AND UNBOXED N GAUGE LINESIDE BUILDINGS, ACCESSORIES, TRACK AND CONTROLLERS, etc, including boxed and unboxed Hornby Lyddle End buildings, constructed cardboard buildings, assorted boxed unbuilt Langley Miniature, P & D Marsh & Ratio and other building and accessory kits, assorted tools, scale road vehicles, assorted accessories, large quantity of Kato & Roco track, Kato, AGW, KPC control equipment, incomplete boxed Mintrix Supplementary sets, etc (parcel), contents of kits not checked, minor damage to some of the constructed kit buildings
Lot 331
A QUANTITY OF BOXED AND UNBOXED N GAUGE TRACK, CONTROLLERS AND ACCESSORIES, including boxed Kato, Peco, Atlas and Graham Farish track, unboxed Fleischmann and other track, unboxed H & M Duette & Graham Farish controllers, a quantity of modelling and other tools, assorted loose accessories, etc (parcel), condition: playworn condition, some items have damage and wear
Lot 42
NO RESERVE Trades.- Guélard (J.B., publisher) Description Abregée des Principaux Arts et Metiers..., engraved throughout including 85 plates, ?lacking engraved frontispiece, some folding, title lightly soiled, a few spots, modern morocco, a little rubbed and marked, 4to, Paris, Guélard, [c.1750].⁂ Guide to the machines and tools used in various trades mainly relating to architecture, painting and sculpture, including masons, engineers, carpenters, plumbers, locksmiths, metalworkers, stained glass makers, sculptors, engravers, oil-painters, printers, bookbinders, and milliners.
Lot 267
A scarce boxed Mettoy #6259 tinplate County Fire Station. The tinplate two storey building measures approximately 48cm long, 22cm wide and 24cm high and has three spring operated folding doors to front and an open back which reveals three attractively lithographed rooms to the upper floor - a canteen, operations room and a workshop with a plastic staircase and a firemans pole linking the upper floor to the ground floor, the latter with a tiled floor printed design fir the parking of vehicles. The Fire Station is contained in a complete illustrated card box which also retains the Playcraft Toys (Swansea) shipping label to one end. Two flaps in the base of the box conceal the folded printed cardboard High Drill Tower which is a 46cm tall freestanding structure. Other contents comrpise original accessories supplied with the set including three boxed NFIC (Hong Kong) plastic vehicles - #3033 Karrier Ambulance, #892 Fire Chiefs Car and #891 Fire Truck which is a plastic copy of the Dinky Toys Commer Fire Engine, all of which appear G+/VG in generally VG boxes. The original Mettoy instruction sheet for the Fire Station (folded) is also included together with a plain carboard lidded box which contains various plastic accessories including 9 Fireman figures, 4 Tables, 9 red chairs and one white chair, a workbench, chimney and a small quantity of tools - vice, hammer etc. Although unchecked, the set would appear largely complete and generally G+/VG in G outer box.
Lot 295
3 bound Volumes of Meccano Magazines including issues from 1939 to 1940, together with a box containing a good quantity of mostly unboxed used vintage Meccano parts including two unboxed motors,various rods and Meccano sections, wheels, cogs, headlamps, tools, bolts etc.. A boxed E1/6 Non reversing Electric Motor and a #168 4" Ball Thrust Bearing in red, also boxed, are also included as part of this lot. Condition of items varies.
Lot 177
A Chinese lacquered sewing box with figurative design all around, 19th C.--37 x 27 x 15,3 cmÊ The inside of the box is divided into several parts. Some bone tools are present. -- Please request condition reports by e-mail on info@coronariauctions.com. They're being made on demand and added to the description on our website. High resolution pictures are also available on our website at www.coronariauctions.com. Further questions are always welcome at info@coronariauctions.com
Lot 185
5x Assorted Double Ended Shot Containers for Reloading Muzzle Loading Shotguns in the Field, comprising 2 of steel, and 3 brass, the latter stamped Sykes Patent or Dixon & Sons Patent (2 lid springs as found); a colour hardened and blued mainspring cramp (screw head repaired); and a quantity of assorted small hand tools including some for leather working etc. Average good condition.
Lot 186
Assorted 12-bore Brass Cartridge Reloading Tools, comprising a table mounted multi-tool by G&JW Hawksley for roll-crimping pin fire cartridges; a pair of the ’Despatch Recapper’ by G&JW Hawksley; a hand-held screw operated capper; a 16-bore table re-capper (handle missing); a re-capper for 400 rifle cases (inexpertly routed for larger case size); and a 10-bore Dixon de-capper with turned ebony base and spring brass top. Average good condition.
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