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Lot 175
Dentists Portable Chest of Drawers & Equipment c1950's. Engraved chrome plaque with "CJR Kettler" of C.J.R Kettler Orthodontics, Bedford. A locking 1950s dentist?s portable chest of drawers, containing a large quantity of dentistry tools and equipment. Including glass pestle and mortar, porcelain dishes by ?The Amalgamated Dental Co LTD?. Many examples in their original packaging. Having folding front and preparation surface to the interior. With original key. As shown in the photographs the cabinet contains a large amount of equipment. Dimensions: 31cm high x 34cm wide x 25cm deep.
Lot 321
A Victorian pine collector's chest containing a large quantity of watchmaker's and watch repairer's tools and accessories, to include various cogs, winders, suspensions, screws, movements to include quartz and mechanical examples, hands, etc (a lot), chest dimensions height 61cm, width 35cm, depth 26cm
Lot 208
Navigation.- Newhouse (Daniel) The Art of Sailing by the Logarithms, or artificial sines and tangents. Being the most exact way of working all sorts of traverses, and keeping a reckoning at sea. The whole being practically and very intelligibly laid down, with necessary questions in astronomy. Being the second part of the whole art of navigation, first edition, tables and diagrams, title with short tears to gutter, occasional browning, bookplate removed from title verso, lacking front free endpaper, contemporary red panelled morocco, richly gilt with acorn, floral and foliage tools, all within three sets of triple filet borders, spine in compartments, each with a single floral tool, extremities rubbed, cracking to joints, [Tomash & Williams N27], 4to, for Richard Mount , 1701.⁂ First edition of this second part of Newhouse's The Whole Art of Navigation. The unnumbered leaves at the end of this book contain James Atkinson's A Triangular Canon Logarithmical: or a table of artificial sines, tangents and secants. The Naval Binder used a small parrot head stamp, very similar but not identical to this stamp.
Lot 428
Cased Liege pin-fire six-shot pocket revolver of small bore, late 19th Century, of characteristic form, the frame and cylinder engraved with foliage, the two piece grips are of ivory, folding trigger, round barrel 8.5cm, the breech engraved Syt. Letaucheux, the gun retaining most of its deep blue finish, in its close fitting leather lined case with ivory tipped cleaning rod, turn-screw with fluted ivory handle, bullet mould, and oil bottle Condition: Light scratching present on wooden case, lock on box appears to be functioning, the leather lining of the box appears to be in overall good condition although having some scratches in places as well as wear. Some of the ivory mounted tools showing small signs of cracks in places, and general wear. Pistol showing signs of light scratching in places, with general detailing appearing to be good. Would advise viewing in person prior to bidding. **General condition consistent with age
Lot 140
POGANY (WILLY)The Rubáiyát of Omar Khayyám. Presented by Willy Pogany, NUMBER 1 OF 25 COPIES ON JAPANESE VELLUM, signed by the illustrator, 24 mounted colour plates, lithographic text within ornamental borders, decorative front and end leaves incorporating arabesque design, elaborately bound in full green crushed morocco gilt for Bumpus (signed on rear turn-in), each cover with gilt border of red roses, stems and leaves, the upper cover border enclosing a large central panel with an arabesque design incorporating 4 large bunches of red grapes, gilt panelled spine with raised bands and red rose and grape tools in compartments, red and green morocco doublures with 3 red roses at each corner, g.e., small folio (276 x 186mm.), Vincent J. Brooks, Day and Son, for George Harrap, 1909Footnotes:NUMBER 1 OF AN EDITION OF 25 COPIES, IN A FINE ARABESQUE BINDING. This was the first of two versions of the Rubáiyát that Pogany produced, and the one where he 'endeavour[ed] to remain true to the spirit of Persian art' (dedication to Julius Germanus on verso of title).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
Lot 20
MINIATURE DICTIONARYThe Book of Nouns, or Things That May Be Seen, FIRST EDITION, 128pp., 63 full-page woodcut illustrations, grease stain to opening 15 leaves (heavier on title and first few leaves), contemporary black morocco, spine gilt [ESTC T184365; Bondy, pp.66-6; Osborne II, p.697, imperfect copy; cf. Spielmann 64A, 1806 edition] 32mo (52 x 38mm.), Printed by Darton and Harvey, Gracechurch Street, 1800Footnotes:Rare first edition of The Book of Nouns, a miniature illustrated alphabet book described by Louis W. Bondy as 'one of the most delightful early volumes'. Illustrated with 63 charming woodcut illustrations, it mostly comprises a list of single words, with occasional short phrases ('A Beaver has soft fur', 'Never play with edge tools'), and a section after p.155 devoted to 'Names of People, Trades, Etc.', such as 'Alderman, African, Artist, Butcher, Broker, Banker..'. This edition has the publisher's name and date of publication (1800) on the title-page, the publisher's imprint repeated on recto of final leaf, and a full-page woodcut of a man riding a mule with a basket of vegetables on verso, whilst the copies cited by Bondy and Osborne do not appear to have the final woodcut, and have the date '25 March 1801' on p.65.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
Lot 7
BINDINGSMOORE (THOMAS) Irish Melodies. Illustrated by D. Maclise, engraved throughout (apart from title, preface and appendix), the illustrated text within decorative borders, additional title, frontispiece and first leaf hand-coloured, green crushed morocco 'Kelliegram' binding (with gilt stamp on rear turn-in), covers with double gilt rule borders and cornerpieces of shamrocks curling around Irish harps, five raised bands with gilt stamped title and gilt shamrocks in compartments, gilt tooled turn-ins, g.e., pubisher's decorative cloth upper cover and spine bound in at end, 4to, Longmans, Green, [c.1850]--ELIOT (GEORGE) Romola, 2 vol., limited to 1,000 copies, with wood-engraved plates on india paper, dark red crushed morocco by Riviere, upper covers with triple gilt rule borders and oak leaf tools at corners enclosing central panel with inlaid green leather corner and centrepieces, gilt panelled spines with raised bands and similar tools and onlays, morocco turn-ins with oak leaves at outer corners, t.e.g., Smith, Elder, 1880--The Book of Common Prayer; The Holy Bible, together 2 vol., red morocco gilt by Hayday, elaborately tooled in gilt with leather inlays, raised spine bands, all edges gilt and painted with religious banner design, housed in single roan box with 2 compartments, 12mo, Oxford University Press, 1840-1841 (5)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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