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![A William IV cast wine label with a border of fruiting vines and a foliate shell pierced MADEIRA makers mark IH [script] (pa](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/10119/2687584/208-68-10119_468x382.jpg)
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Wine labels & Royal Association: a modern cast heraldic wine label AMONTILLADO by Carrington & Co London 1958 a pair of George III unmarked labels a George III Maderia of canted oblong form by Elizabeth Morley London 1797 and a collar or mount inscribed Presented to the Rev. William Corbould by George IV 3.5oz. (5)
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Ryff (Walther H.). Confect Buch und Hauss Apoteck, 2nd ed, Frankfurt, Christian Egenolff, 1548, black lettered text, two woodcut turens on title, woodcut scene of an apothecary in a shop, with alligator hanging from the ceiling and approx. fifty further woodcuts (some repeated), including plants, incense burners, a beehive, a pressure cooker, a wine barrel and goblets, etc, some browning throughout, a few minor marginal defects, contemp. blind-stamped pig skin over wood boards, one (of 2) brass clasp intact, thick 8vo A rare edition of this famous book of medical and culinary recipes: it includes an illustrated herbal, a considerable section on wines, medicines and household drugs, etc. Not in Adams. This edition not in Vicaire, Arber, Brunet, Graesse, Wellcome, Osler or Simon 'Bibliotheca Bacchica'. Bitting lists a 1558. edition. (1)
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Williams (J, publisher). Valuable Secrets Concerning Arts and Trades: or, Approved Directions, from the best Artists. Containing Upwards of One Thousand Approved Receipts Relative to Arts and Trades, 1st Irish ed, pub. Dublin, 1778, early ms. receipt for counterfeit gold bound in at rear, hinges split, contemp. calf, text block split in two pieces, joints cracked & slight wear to extrems, 12mo The rare Dublin edition of a translation of a French work originally published, and possibly written by, Claude Jombert, in Paris in 1714, entitled "Secrets Concernant les Arts et Métiers", and first published in English in 1775. Instructions for the preparation and use of colours, dyes, varnishes, sizes, inks, for manufacturing paste jewellery, wine, vinegar, confectionary, snuff, and with a long section on engraving, and directions for the manufacture of marbled paper, etc. (1)
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Mason (Stuart). Bibliography of Oscar Wilde, [1914], port. frontis, b & w illusts, orig. dec. cloth, frayed at head and foot of spine, 8vo, together with Teerink (Dr. H.), A Bibliography of the Writings of Jonathan Swift, 2nd ed, corrected, Philadelphia, 1963, port. frontis, b & w illusts, ex-lib. copy with usual marks, orig. cloth, rubbed and faded on spine, tall 8vo, plus Gabler (James M.), Wine into Words. A History and Bibliography of Wine Books in the English Language, pub. Bacchus Press Ltd, Baltimore, 1985, frontis, b & w illusts, dec. endpapers, orig. cloth in d.j, 4to, and other bibliography and reference, including a set of the Honeyman Collection, Maggs catalogues, etc. (3 shelves)
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An attractive Chinese Imari wine pot, the large globular body with moulded panels above lappets and a short straight neck, decorated in underglaze-blue, rouge-de-fer and gilding, with flowering plants in jardinieres, between cross-hatched and diaper bands, some panels with birds picked out in enamels. 7.75in. (19.5cm.) high. 18th century.
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A very unusual Japanese porcelain Imari wine ewer and cover, the hexagonal ovoid body moulded with stylised kiku and applied with loop handle and straight spout, decorated in typical palette with landscape scenes, the sleeve cover surmounted with a knop in the form of a Sambasso dancer. (28cm.) high. Circa 1700.
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