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English Civil War Oliver Cromwell: His Life^ Time^ Battlefields^ and Contemporaries by Paxton Hood Hodder and Stoughton 1884. This is the second edition of the book^ which runs to over 400 pages and contains eight illustrations. It includes information about Sir John Eliot^ Cromwell in Parliament^ John Pym^ Ironsides^ John Hampden^ The Battle of Marston Moor^ Prince Rupert^ The Battle of Naseby^ Cromwell in Ireland^ The Battle of Dunbar^ Worcester^ Boscobel^ Cromwell as Protector and Sir Harry Vane and would be of interest to any English Civil War enthusiast. The book is in good condition.

A copper weather vane in the form of a sailing yacht, with verdigris patina

A iron Weather Vane in the form of two unicorns.

18th Century metal weather vane, in the form of a flag, 115cm wide

A patinated metal weather vane, possibly American, modelled as a cat and dog

An early weather vane mounted with a fox (possibly from the Beaufort Hunt area).

A wrought metal weather vane in the form of horses and another in the form of flowers.

A vintage weather vane in the form of two race horses.

A weather vane (horse)

A wrought iron weather vane with huntsman finial

A small ironwork weather vane with fox finial, together with one other

A metal weather vane and a Mahogany truncheon

A continental 19thC mahogany weather vane automaton in the form of a house with shingled roof; the chimney revolving, making the two hand carved figures below travel through two doorways

A vintage verdigris patinated metal weather vane, the rotating top section in a form of a fox, above the North East South West pointers and supporting column (illustrated)

A 19th Century Weather Vane with painted detail 2ft 3in W

A Brass Azimuth Circle by F.Robson & Co., Newcastle on Tyne, with silvered dial and folding side vane, diameter 21cm, in a mahogany case

A Watkin`s Patent Brass Pocket Clinometer by J.Hicks, 8 Hatton Gdn, London, No.1414, engraved by previous owner `St L L N Nott`, with green card dial, folding side vane, in card box, together with a cased slide rule and boxed map measure (3)

An Oxidised Brass Surveyors Pocket Compass by Elliott Bros, Strand, London, with green card dial, folding side vane, filters, tripod mount, brass cover, in a stitched leather case; A Small Military Pocket Compass, in leather case (2)

Assorted ornamental animal figures, to include a Mike Hinton pottery cat, a Welsh pottery tabby cat, an Imari cat and horses, an ornamental garden bench, weather vane, and a walking stick

Weather vane

Ten wooden fruit boxes, terracotta pots, an iron weather vane, and an alpine bell

English Provincial School (18th/19th century) ``Hambletonian, Newmarket Craven Meeting, March 25th 1799, Hambletonian beat Mr Cookson`s Diamond, both 6 years old for 3,000 guineas 2 to 4 on Hamiltonian`` ``Diamond at Doncaster Sept 25th 1798, Diamond beat Sir Henry Tempest Vane`s Shuttle, 5 years old, 4 miles for 1,000 guineas - 11 to 8 on Shuttle`` Both inscribed, oil on canvas, each 40cm by 54.5cm (a pair) s Both in fully restored condition. Relined, cleaned, restored and varnished. Crackelure to both. Some dirt and discoloured varnish. In restored 19th century gilt plaster and wooden frames. 170513

A re-constituted stone gargoyle together with a galvanised metal weather vane with pig mount.

A cast iron salmon weather vane

A 20th century weather vane topper in the form of a cockerill. 40cm tall.

CONCORDE. A COMPRESSOR VANE FROM A FLOWN ROLLS ROYCE OLYMPUS 593 TURBO JET ENGINE, MOUNTED IN GLAZED BOX FRAME WITH NUMBERED CERTIFICATE AND A FRAMED PRINT OF CONCORDE AS QUEEN OF THE SKY

A copper weather vane, height 142cm, a decorative metal garden ornament, height 63cm and a metal door stop in the form of a cat (3)

A wrought iron weather vane, with a horned bull on the top, 162cm high

Weather vane.

TESSA NEWCOMB (b1955) : An early oils on board entitled "The Weather Vane",. Pencil signed, circa 1972. From the Mary Laing Collection, 36cm x 30.5cm, unframed

Wrought iron weather vane & house sign Condition report: see terms and conditions

A 19th century oak standing corner cupboard, with moulded cornice above a pair of panelled doors to the upper section, the lower half with further pair of panelled doors and all flanked by canted angles and raised on bracket feet, bearing label "Sir Henry Vane, Bassenthwaite Station, Near Keswick". Width 43 ins.

A collection of books to include Lalique by Jessica Hodge, Lalique A Collectors Guide by Christopher Vane Percy, Schneider by Edith Mannoni, Fifties Glass by Leslie Pina, Italian Glass Murano Milan 1930-1970 published by Prestel and Il Vetro a Venezia by Marino Barovier, The Art of Rene Lalique by Patricia Bayer and Mark Waller (7)

A Victorian copper cockeral weather vane

A 20th century weather vane constructed of cast iron and painted grey. Complete with rococo scolls and penant / flag to top

A weather vane

A box inc. weather vane (a/f), copper bed pan etc.

A painted metal weather vane surmounted by a pig

A Rolls Royce pierced steel weather vane.

A weather vane

An orange hard bound Volume ''Collector's Choice'' - the Chronicle of an Artistic Odyssey through Europe, by Ethel Le Vane. J. Paul Getty, illustrated (reprint 1956), hardbound book 'Landscape Painting; in watercolour by John MacWhirter, R.A. with examples in colour by the author, 1904 (some illustrations missing) and a maroon hide bound Volume 'The Poetical Works of Sir Walter Scott, Bart', profusely illustrated with many fine engravings after originals by J.M.W. Turner R.A., Birket Foster and John Gilbert, 1857

A PRIMITIVE SHEET METAL WEATHER VANE in the form of a running greyhound, gilt, 48"

A HAND CARVED AND POLYCHROME WOOD FOLK ART MASQUERADE THEME WHIRLIGIG WEATHER VANE. Height 29 inches (73.5 cm).

A 19th century copper weather vane, H. 5ft 8in; some repairs

A set of four early Victorian beakers, by J.O., London 1840, of plain tapered form, each with inscription "Presented to the Officers of the North Durham Militia by Lieut Colonel Earl Vane, June 29th 1855", 3 1/2in. (9cms) high, 21oz. gross.

Metal weather vane, designed as a pheasant, height 70cms.

An interesting collection of John Whitehurst of Derby FRS 1713-88, J. Whitehurst II of Derby 1761-1834 and J. Whitehurst III of Derby. Comprising an original ink signature on paper John Whitehurst of Derby (1713-88); together with a pen and ink sketch design for a bell tower copula with weather vane, probably late 18th century, approx 17 x 18cm; together with a pen and ink sketch of 'An Escapement for a clock 1800'. probably drawn by John Whitehurst II of Derby; another pen and ink sketch titled 'A perpetual day of the moth in a clock', depicting a calendar gear wheel mechanism and calendar for a longcase clock, draw and ready to make, probably drawn by John Whitehurst II of Derby, after 1788 and approx 25 x 36.5cm; a rubbing/engrave template complicated sundial, dated 1812- an interesting sundial is in Derby museum, dated 1812 and another can be seen at Locko Park, approx 31 x 34cm; a watchman's time pieces sheet dated 1812 which would have been parted into a longcase clock; an indenture of 1819 relating to John Whitehurst II and second son Charles Howard Whitehurst reference a sale of a house in St Alkmunds churchyard, probably a draft, approx 59 x 43cm.

A rare 19th Century copper Weather Vane modelled as a three masted ship, on later wooden base, 71cm high (including base)

Two vane back bedroom chairs

A late 19th/early 20th Century cut metal weather vane finial in the form of a flag, raised on a later stand, length approx 59cm.

A reproduction single fusée skeleton clock, with oscillating pierced vane escapement

A wrought iron weather vane, decorated with a dog

A reproduction weather vane

A Georgian hallmarked silver twin handled trophy cup with deep repoussé and chased design of master and hounds, supported on socle base, engraved to base rim, "Won in 2 heats by Mr. P. Tuxford`s Fairy, beating Mr. Wright`s Lady Vane and 5 others" (London 1831 by Jonathan Hayne).

Maurice Sheppard PPRWS (b. 1947)`Weather Vane at the Strand`watercolour, signed and dated 1979 lower right20 x 29 cm (8 x 11 1/2 in)together with `The coast near Turnberry Castle, Ayrshire` by Paul Noel Stewart

Weather Vane

A copper weather vane

An ironwork weather vane, the finial in the form of a horse and rider jumping a fence

A good accumulation of mid-19th century Military / Army related signed clippings, free fronts and letters, including signatures and letters from Major General John Hope (a signed army paymaster accounts slip), Viscount Hutchinson (Free Front and letter), Sir George Murray (signed document), Sir Sigismund Low, Sir Franic Grenfell (on headed War Office letter), Sir Wolseley, General Charles Gordon (a letter to another General concerning conditions of retirement from the army, Sir Thomas Steele, Field Marshall Simmons, Charles William Vane, Viscount Beresford, Sir Charles Napier of Magdala (signed letter and clipping, along with several period newspaper cuttings of his death), Sir Samuel Trevor Dickens, Major General Sir Henry Torrens, Sir Huson Low, General James Simpson, Sir Alexander Campbell, Lord Hyde Colin Campbell (letter to Lord Fitzroy) Sir Hector Munro, Colonel Redvers H. Buller (letter and clippings). All presented in a period folio with annotated sleeves by the original Victorian collector, period cuttings and information about the individuals within. Also from the same collection; 15 envelopes containing cut signatures and Carte De Visites from such notables as Lord Beaufort, the Archbishop Of York, Earl Of Harrowby, Duke Of Marlborough etc. 100+.

A weather vane