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A blacksmith made scrolled wrought-iron weather vane

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY COPPER BESPOKE MADE WEATHER VANE

[Hill (John)] The History of a Woman of Quality; or, the Adventures of Lady Frail. By an Impartial Hand, first edition, K3 a cancel, one or two small spots, engraved bookplate of Bartho.w Rich.d Barneby, contemporary sprinkled calf ruled in gilt,very slightly rubbed at edges, an excellent copy, 12mo, for M.Cooper...and G.Woodfall, 1751.⁂ Rare thinly-veiled account of the notorious Anne, Viscountess Vane, who scandalised society by her adulterous behaviour. ESTC records 5 UK copies only (2 in BL, Glasgow, National Library of Scotland and Oxford).

A Metal Telescopic Oil Lamp Holder, Together With A Weather Vane Top

A verdigris garden weather vane, 45cm

A wrought iron weather vane

Easter Rabbit Bon Bonier, German circa 1900, the carton moulded brown rabbit with glass eyes, removable head for sweets and pulling a wooden cart with decorated cardboard Easter egg and red wheels, (condition good, normal wear, blue ribbon replaced), 11” (28cm) long, together with a weather vane with two bisque figurines, and a money box, (3 items).

Gilt metal dolls house miniatures, German 1880s-90s, including a fine hanging light with decorative filigree shade, 6 ¾” (17cm) high, three tier table, sewing basket on stand, Arts and Crafts hanging clock, three branch chandelier, table with twist legs, mantle clock under dome, weather vane and more, (14 items).

A bronze weather vane, possibly American, the pointers in the form of a racing pony with cart and rider, with four-point compass mounted on a stone base, 41cm diameter, 213cm high overall

Clarke (Hewson). The History of the War, from the Commencement of the French Revolution to the Present Time, 3 volumes, 1st edition, T. Kinnersley, 1816, bound with the 160 pp. continuation on the bombardment of Algiers to the rear of volume 3, 37 engraved plates after W. M. Craig and others, 21 engraved maps hand-coloured in outline (some folding), the plates including frontispieces to volume 1 and 3, vignette title-page to volume 1, and 3 plates not listed in the contents (facing volume 2 p. 6 and the continuation pp. 149 and 151), but without the 3 plates listed in the Directions to the Binder to face volume 1 pp. 393 and 577 and volume 3 p. 287, variable spotting and browning to plates (generally light), contemporary diced calf gilt, rebacked, tips bumped, 4to (26.1 x 20.9 cm), together with: Vane (Charles Stewart, 3rd Marquess of Londonderry), Narrative of the War in Germany and France, in 1813 and 1814, 2nd edition, Henry Colburn and Richard Bentley, 1830, large folding hand hand-coloured in outline, engraved plan with dispositions hand coloured, both toned, the folding map with a couple of closed tears at inner fold, occasional spotting, effaced stamp to title-page, contemporary half calf, rebacked, rubbed, 4to (27.5 x 20.3 cm), and Verner (Willoughby), History and Campaigns of the Rifle Brigade, 2 volumes, 1st edition, John Bale, Sons & Danielsson Ltd., 1912, numerous photogravure and other plates, folding colour plans, spotting to frontispieces, engraved armorial bookplates of John Martin Oakey MC (1888-1963), his ownership inscription to volume 2 front free endpaper, all edges gilt, originala pictorial cloth gilt, volume 2 in dust jacket, 4to (Qty: 6)Provenance: Library of Colin and Joan Deacon.

A Hilger and Watts anemometer and stand, cased; a Pilcon sheer vane tester with 19mm and 33mm vanes, cased

PAINTED METAL AND WROUGHT IRON 'FOX' WEATHER VANE LATE 19TH CENTURY/ EARLY 20TH CENTURY mounted with the white-painted figure of a fox on a standard with direction markers and twisted iron supports Fox 69cm long; overall 137cm high

A gold painted weather vane

A copper weather vane, on a cast iron bracket, 86cm H.

Large metal weather vane with moose finial, 157cm high

A weather vane

Vintage Cast Iron Weather Vane Top decorated of a Donkey and Horse

Wrought Iron Weather Vane with Golden Pheasant Top, 141cms high

PIERCED IRON WEATHER VANE, 19TH CENTURY, modelled as a blackbird, on a wooded stand, 36cm high (including stand)

A Regency rosewood and marquetry games table by Morant, with chequerboard inlaid top having two fall leaves and two shallow drawers with boxwood outlines and knop handles, with dummy drawers to the reverse and raised upon two tapererd flat profile columns and a turned stretcher, with finely inlaid foliate scroll decoration, and scroll feet with brass castors, stamped to the underside G I MORANT, *(9)1 NEW BOND STREET, 73cm H, 80cm W fully extended, 38cm D. Morant, George, London, interior decorator, cabinet maker, carver and gilder (1790-1839). In 1790 he founded a well-known firm of decorators and cm. His earliest bill-heads appear to date from the beginning of George IV's reign, when he described himself as 'Ornamental Painter and Paper-hanging Manufacturer to their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of Sussex and Cambridge, No.88 New Bond Street, London. House Painting and every article in the Gilding Line.' The firm's Bond St shop front was designed by John Buonarotti Papworth, 1817-19, and the business was style George Morant & Son, 1825-39. Messrs at the beginning of Queen Victoria's reign, on the recommendation of the Duchess of Gloucester. Morant took out a Sun Insurance Policy on 15 March 1824 for £5,200 including £1,000 on household goods in house, workshops and warehouse communicating with house in tenure of a tailor, and with a house and store at 4 Wood St; and £4,200 on drawings, engravings and pictures. [D;Colvin;PRO, LC3/60;GL, Sun MS vol.495, ref. 1014866] Between 1820-22 Morant decorated Farnborough Hill and a small house adjacent to it at Farnborough, called the Pavilion for Mrs Luke Foreman, widow of a wealthy merchant. His bills for paper hanging survive, and he appears to have supplied much of the furniture. [DEF] G.Morant & Sons, u, supplied furnishings for Wynyard Park, Co. Durham, for Charles William Vane, Marquess of Londonderry, c.1823-34. [Durham RO, Londonderry papers, D/LO/E 492] In 1833 the firm submitted a bill to the Duke of Sutherland for 'papering & colouring' at Bridgewater House, costing £584 2s 11d. In 1837 they charged £1,766 and £280 for work at Stafford House, and in 1838, £450 for furniture supplied there. [Staffs. RO.D/593/R/2/13/20;R/1/26/26] Payments are recorded to.Morant by the 6th Earl of Cardigan for Deene Park, Northants. [C. Life, 1 April 1976, p.811] The stamp of Morant's is recorded on Boulle pieces at Mamhead, Devon, to which the firm supplied the state bed for Queen Adelaide's visit in 1838. [C. Life, 2 June 1955; Conn., June 1977, pp.144-45] The firm also supplied furniture to Melford Hall, Suffolk, for Sir William Parker. [Nat. Trust Studies, 1981, p.72].

An Edwardian matched silver Hanoverian / Rat-tail pattern canteen for twelve, the majority by Elkington and Co, London 1909, three pronged forks, the reverse of the bowls with plain rat-tails, comprising twenty-four table forks, (four matching different dates and makers), twenty-four table knives, twelve dessert forks, (three matching different dates and makers), twelve dessert knives, (one matched), twelve tablespoons, (two matching different dates and makers), eighteen dessert spoons, (six matching), five egg spoons, (one matched), eleven teaspoons, a basting spoon, a pair of sauce ladles, a five-piece carving set, a mustard spoon, a pair of salt spoons, in a fitted wooden case, the cover applied with a silver plaque and inscribed 'Presented to H. Vane Esq. by the Members of The Lake Club, Kuala Lumpur, in recognition of his services as Honorary Secretary during the years 1904 to 1909', approx. weighable 162oz.

A COLLECTION OF VARIOUS PLANT POTS to include a treacle glazed plant pot, a square terracotta plant pot, etc together with plant support frame and a weather vane (11)

A cockerel weather vane

A painted metal weather vane, modelled with a cat, 76cm high, with a cast iron recumbent cat and a cat bell (3)

A cast and wrought iron weather vane, modelled with a fox, 90cm H, mounted onto a long bracket, 135cm

A weather vane in the form a man fishing and a leaping fish, height 37 cm.

Assorted signed collection. 30 items. Mainly signed album pages. Some of names included are William Clay Ford Jr, George Curzon 1st Marquess of Kedleston, Edith Vane-Tempest-Stewart, Henry Percy, William Waldegrave, Cynthia Payne, Jesse Collings, Antony Armstrong-Jones, Bianca Jagger and many more. May be some duplicates and dedication. Good Condition. All signed pieces come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.99, EU from £5.99, Rest of World from £7.99.

WROUGHT IRON WEATHER VANE

A Duvelleroy mother-of-pearl fan with hand-painted figure decorated vane, 10 3/4" long, in original box

A 19th century Canton lacquered fan with hand-painted figure decorated vane, ivory faces and silk costumes, 18" wide

Two early 20th century Celluloid brise fans, one with painted vane, the other set "gems", and a Spanish fan

Vintage Iron Weather Vane with Pointing Arrow and Scroll Brackets to North, South, East, West, 134cms high

A 19th Century French bronzed weather vane figural finialThe revolving finial cast as a classical French female figure upon a sphere and architectural base with a red marble plinth, 44cm high.

An early 20th century weather vane with copper top, dated 1914

A modern iron weather vane decorated with shooting man and gun dog

Wrought iron weather vane surmounted by a cockerel over scroll work and compass points on box section stem, 107cm diameter x 142cm high Condition:

Walton, Izaak; Charles Cotton. The Complete Angler, collection of 20th century / modern editions, comprising: second Heritage Press edition, 1948 [Coigney 375]; third Heritage Press edition, 1976 [Coigney 438]; Easton Press edition, 1976, not listed by Coigney; fourth Rackham illustrated edition, 1975 [Coigney 435]; fifth Rackham edition, 1975 [Coigney 436]; sixth Rackham edition, 1979 [Coigney 443]; Rackham Folio Society, 2000; the Flyfisher's Classic Library Quarter Centenary Edition, 1993; Rackham, 1985 (not in Coigney); Rackham, 1988; Rackham, 1992; two copies of the first Scolar Press, 1971 [Coigney 424]; second Scolar Press, 1976 [Coigney 437]; Oxford, 2014; Folio Press, 1973 [Coigney 428]; Derrydale Press, 1994; Rackham Flyfisher's Library, 2003; tenth Le Gallienne, 1985 [Coigney 455]; Le Gallienne, 1990; two copies of Le Gallienne, 1996; fourth Folio Society, 1966 [Coigney 416]; Bevan, 1983 [Coigney 451]; Buchan, 1982; Nottingham Court Press facsimile, 1983 [Coigney 450]; second Penguin, 1985 [Coigney 454]; Senate, 1994; Everyman, 1995; Modern Library, 1996, hardback; Modern Library, 1996, softback; Dover, 1993; Dodo Press, no date; Vane / Lightning Source, no date;  18th Everyman, 1962 [Coigney 401]; 19th Everyman, 1964 [Coigney 407]; three copies of the 20th Everyman, 1965 [Coigney 413]; 21st Everyman, 1970 (hardback not mentioned by Coigney) [Coigney 422]; 23rd Everyman, 1975 [Coigney 434]; 24th Everyman, 1983 [Coigney 449]; Abercrombie & Fitch, 1966 [Coigney 417]; 11th Nelson, 1965 [Coigney 458]; Nelson, vellum, no date; third A. & C. Black facsimile, 1978 [Coigney 440]; Medlar Press, 2002; first World Classics, 1982 [Coigney 447]; Hamlyn, 1987; 7th Buchan, 1967 [Coigney 418] (52)

A late 19th Century novelty bronzed desk clock and barometer combined, in the form of a windmill with sails (s.d), weather vane finial, conical roof, two thermometers, barometer and clock, height 45cm (key)

A folk art painted metal weather vane, in the form of a cockerel, 63.5cm high, 48.9cm wide.

A cast metal cockerel weather vane

A cast metal Blacksmith weather vane

A cast metal horse weather vane

Of Golf Interest - A vintage painted metal weather vane surmounted by a golfer, 110 cm high

Scratch built weather vane built from wood, marble & metal Height 80 cm

A wrought weather vane top

An early 20th century copper weather vane, in the form of a Cornish lugger, mounted on an oak stand, height 56cm, length 60cm. Condition report: No major damage, tarnished, one or two vacant holes.

Vintage wrought iron swan weather vane, 29"h

Vintage wrought iron cockerel weather vane, 31" h

An ebonised wrought iron weather vane, decorated with a Gordon Setter, 74cm W.

A COLLECTION OF CARVED WOODEN FIGURES, a Vintage wooden weather vane and similar items

A WEATHER VANE decorated with an anchor and a pair of iron fire dogs

White painted metal milk churn and a black finished weather vane

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY PAINTED WROUGHT IRON WEATHER VANE in the form of a horse race, with the four points of the compass indicated beneath, each with scrolling brackets, 90cm wide x 130cm high overall

AN OLD PAINTED PHEASANT WEATHER VANE 104cm long x 65cm high

A contemporary weather vane with stag finial, H.105cm

Two mirrors, circular weather vane, two black bags, etc.

A weather vane topped with a witch on a broomstick

A battledress jacket, trousers, and other items, in a tin trunk Capt DS Vane REReport by GHThe jacket is stencilled P above WD either side of a military crows foot.

A set of four Sandland Ware shaped rectangular bon bon dishes 551, with weather vane central design (4)

H... C... Mornewick (19th century)PORTRAIT OF A GENTLEMAN, POSSIBLY LORD ADOLPHUS VANE-TEMPEST, THREE-QUARTER LENGTH SEATED, HOLDING A LETTERSigned, inscribed with the artist's address and dated 1847 l.l., watercolour and bodycolour, with letter attached verso22 x 17cm;and another,English School, 19th centuryPORTRAIT OF A GENTLEMAN, FULL LENGTH STANDING, HOLDING A WALKING STICKPencil and watercolour, oval24 x 19cm (2)Provenance: The Collection of Mr and Mrs J Murphy, Holland House, Huntingfield