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Lot 394
A square-topped mahogany occasional table with undertier and shaped cabriole legs (40cm) together with a mahogany tripod wine table by Cottage Industry Handmade Furniture, Ludlow England (2)Condition Report: The wine table has a stick on label of cottage industry handmade furniture to the underside, in very nice condition overall, a few little minor dings to the ends of the legs as expected, the top looks very good and in the Auctioneer's condition is 20-40 years old. The larger square topped table has no maker's labels or stamps and is not by the same maker as the wine table. Some of the veneers are coming up around the edge and this could be circa 1930/50s. Some minor scuffing but confined to the bottom of the legs as expected.
Lot 1156
An Edwardian mahogany two-tier oval occasional table, 66cm wide; a reproduction mahogany tripod table, with scalloped moulded edge, 63cm; an Edwardian mahogany three-tier folding cake stand, 94cm high; an early 20th century turned mahogany three-tier cake stand of graduated form, 85cm high; and a pair of reproduction mahogany wine tables, with scalloped tops, turned supports and three cabriole legs with carved feet, 55cm high (6)Footnote: Item with another lot an early 20th century mahogany torchere JB 111121
Lot 155
A 20th century floral decorated porcelain tripod table, with circular top above an acanthus decorated support with three cabriole legs and scroll toes, 68cm, a Bavarian floral decorated pierced bowl, 23cm diameter, a 20th century Portuguese hand-painted floral decorated planter, 42cm diameter, and a Coalport pink ground twin-handled serving plate (4)
Lot 1476
CASED 19THC TELESCOPE - R NEILL, BELFAST a large brass telescope with various attachments and lenses etc, and with a tripod stand. In a fitted mahogany case with a label for Francis M Moore, Belfast (Chronometer maker to the Lords of the Admiralty, Watchmaker, Optician, the telescope marked for R Neill, Belfast. Main section 73cms long. Also with a 19thc single drawer telescope by Harris & Co, London, 84cms long fully extended. (2)
Lot 469
A pair of 19th Century tall torchere bust stands / plant stands / display plinths having circular table tops with gilt painted rams heads, twisted decoration to the sides united by a finial trefoil stretcher to the legs. Inverted finial to the undersides and raised on tripod hairy hoof legs. Repair / loss present. Measures approx; 146cm x 34cm.
Lot 511
A mahogany bedside cabinet with brush slide, drawer above pot cupboard H 65 cms, W 51 cms D 36 cms; a mahogany side table (unstable); a mahogany tea table H 73 cms; a 1920's walnut veneer Demi lune sewing table, the top opening to reveal padded top section and lined bottom section with gimp braid, fringe and pockets, on slight cabriole legs H 63 cms, W 62cms D 33.5 cms; a small reproduction tripod occasional table with satinwood and olive wood inlaid panel; and two pieces od furniture for restoration: a Victorian ebonised jardiniere with Empire influenced ormolu mounts, damaged; and a burr walnut veneered and ebonised 3 tier whatnot with brass galleried top with inlay and mother of pear cartouche above a drawer stamped M. Quinn & Son above two shelves, 2 legs damaged [7]
Lot 199
A Zeiss Ikon Contax II 'For China' Rangefinder Camera,1936-42, chrome, serial no. B63248, with Carl Zeiss Jena Sonnar f/2 50mm lens, chrome, serial no. 2272645, body, G-VG, shutter working, lens, F-G, coating marks to front element Note: Marked to tripod foot with three Chinese characters and marked to inside of film door 'for China'
Lot 368
English, c.1830, signed in large script to the foot 'Dollond London', with folding flat tripod base supporting a tapered column surmounted by a compass joint holding the adjustable limb of the microscope, the body of the microscope on a squared pillar with large 3¼inch diameter plano-concave mirror on adjustable collar, bull's-eye lens on adjustable collar and a heavy square stage with stabilizing supports to the front of the body tube, body tube with fine focus screw mechanism to top collar, stage with hole for mounting stage accessories, the top of the pillar with horizontal arm and ring carrying the body, microscope height 53cmFootnote: Only three other microscopes of these proportions by Dollond are known, one is held in the Royal Scottish Museum, one in the Science Museum, London and the third sold at the Murray Mackinnion Auction at Sotheby's.This microscope was one of the first commercially produced achromatic microscopes, at the time the only other achromatic microscopes in London were the prototypes of Lister-Tully and the Goring engyscope.
Lot 370
English, c.1890, signed to the rear of the stand 'C. BAKER 244 High Holborn, London, 6379' standing on a massive lacquered brass tripod base, supporting the limb on massive conical trunnions, large plano-concave mirror on articulated arm, substage collar with course & fine focusing, geared rotation, X-Y screw control, full circuit mechanical stage with geared rotation, X-Y control with vernier scales, large limb with dovetail slot to change between binocular and monocular tubes, monocular with two drawer tubes with one geared, the large binocular body with slide in/out Wenham Prism (no chips), interocular adjustment via rackwork, with side reflector on articulated arm, 4 objectives in cases live box, substage condenser and other accessories in a large French polished mahogany cabinet,Footnotes:At the time of publication we are aware of only four other Baker Nelson-Curties No.1 microscopes, one sold at the Arthur Frank sale at a Sotheby’s on March 25, 1986, and another selling on eBay in July 2007, and one in a private online collection[i], there is no example that can be found of a binocular version[i]. https://www.microscope-antiques.com/nelsonhx.html
Lot 459
2 3/4" 18th Century Reflecting Telescope Body By Martin, LondonEnglish, c.1860, signed to the side of the eyepiece 'B Martin Fleet St London' tube covered in fine black leather, long focus rod to secondary mirror held on diamond-shaped mounts with roped edging to wheel, twiin mounting threads to base, no tripod, tube length 33cm
Lot 470
A Fine 4-inch Reflecting Telescope by Watkins & Smith,English, c.1770, in lacquered brass with speculum metal mirror, with starfinder and two eyepices, on high quality alt-azimuth mount with micrometer-screw adjustment, the ornate brass tripod with turned and faceted column, the telescope boldly engraved 'Watkins & Smith Charing Cross London', in original substantial fitted mahogany case with brass carrying handles and escutcheon, telescope length 72cm with eyepiece. Note: Francis Watkins and Addison Smith were in partnership between 1763 and 1774.
Lot 10
Finely carved with three chilong dragons, with a pierced taotie mask handle, reserved against a leiwen scroll band, all beneath a key-fret band, all raised on three leaf-shaped feet, the horn darkly patinatedApplied collectors paper label ‘G.S 1-6-1933’來源：H.G. Beasley私人收藏編號‘G.S 1-6-1933’標籤Height: 13cmLength: 13cmWidth: 7cmWeight: 191gThe present cup is inspired by archaic bronze jue tripod wine vessels from the Shang and Zhou Dynasties. Jue-shaped libations cups from the Qing Court Collection are illustrated in The Complete Collection of Treasures of the Palace Museum, Bamboo, Wood, Ivory and Rhinoceros Horn Carvings, Hong Kong, 2002, p. 154. pl. 136, late Ming Dynasty and p.56, pl.205, middle Qing Dynasty. See also a related jue libation cup, in the Harvard University Art Museums, illustrated by Tom Fok in Connoisseurship of Rhinoceros Horn Carving in China, Hong Kong, 1999, pl.36.倣商周犀角爵杯 見北京故宮博物院清宮舊藏明/清各一例，《故宮博物院珍藏文物珍品全集：竹木牙角雕刻》，北京，2001年，圖136，頁 154，圖 205，頁 56。另一例藏於哈佛大學博物館，出版著錄於 霍滿堂《中國犀角雕刻珍賞》香港，1999年，圖 36。Prospective purchasers are advised that several countries prohibit the importation of property containing materials from endangered species, including but not limited to coral, ivory, rhinoceros horn and tortoiseshell. Accordingly, prospective purchasers should familiarise themselves with relevant customs regulations prior to bidding if they intend to import this lot into another country.Please note that an export licence will only be granted for rhinoceros horn objects providing the hammer price meets or exceeds the value of $100 per gram of the items weight.有意購買者請注意，由於若干國家禁止進口包含瀕危物種材料的物品，包括但不限於珊瑚、象牙、犀牛角和玳瑁的物品。因此，準買家如果打算將這批商品進口到另一個國家，則應在投標前熟悉相關的海關規定。 請注意，犀牛角拍品的出口許可證只有當落槌價格達到或超過每克100美元的價值時，才會頒發。Condition ReportThe Jue finely carved and of rich colour. One leg is a modern replacement, made of resin. The tip of one of the other original feet, slightly worn. There are other natural blemishes around the body in keeping with its age and material.
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