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Lot 918
A very rare early 19c. 24" Soho slide rule by W & S JONES No 30 Holborn London. The rule has Soho scales on one side, sub-divided inches on both edges and on the reverse, gauge point tables of volume and weights of ale, wine, gold, mercury, air etc. also four plain scales of inches, halves, thirds and quarters and two lines of chords. A rule marked 25" to 47" under the slide and logarithmic scales on the reverse of the slide. See our cat No. 65 Lot 279 for another example also one in the James Watt collection in the British Museum which previously belonged to Robert Potter, an engineer in Soho (see article in Journal of Oughtred Soc. 1997 vol 6, No 2 and The Soho Rule by Jane Wess, Curator of Mathematics, The Science Museum, London) one chip to underside of the slide G++
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Lot 180
[JAPANESE PRINTS]. MAKI, Haku (1924-2000). BRANNEN, Noah and ELLIOTT, William, translators. Festive Wine. Ancient Japanese Poems from the Kinkafu. New York & Tokyo: Walker/Weatherhill, 1969.4to. Frontispiece and 21 original colored woodblock prints signed and numbered 91/150 by Haku Maki in pencil. Original half leather over gilt and silver-stamped cloth, edges uncut; original rice paper dust jacket; wooden slipcase.LIMITED EDITION, number 91 of 150 deluxe copies SIGNED BY MAKI.Property from a Private Collection, Chicago, IllinoisFor condition inquiries please contact Gretchen Hause at gretchenhause@hindmanauctions.com
Lot 257
A William and Mary oak wine table, circa 1690, 51cm high, the octagonal top 34cm wide, 33cm deep, together with an oak stool table, 17th century and later, with gateleg action to support the hinged top, 52cm high, 45cm wide, 51cm deep (open) (2) Provenance:Property from The Manor House, Stanford in the ValeCondition Report: Table:Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions, consistent with age and use,Some chips and losses, old splits and cracks, At least one leg appears to be a clear replacement, Dreweatts do not guarantee the originality of the others, some later nails tooSigns of old woodwormDark colour overallstool table:Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions, consistent with age and use,Some chips and losses, old splits and cracks, The gateleg element appears to be alter, the top to the main stool section appears to have been altered to take the additional hinged elementOverall solid and stable The top with marks and stainsPlease refer to additional images for visual reference to condition Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 264
A selection of English clear and coloured glass, various dates late 18th and early 19th centuries, comprising: a set of twelve blue glass cylindrical beakers, 7cm high; a pair of engraved rummers with moulded pedestal bases, 15cm high; and a set of four engraved facet-stemmed wine glasses, 13cm highCondition Report: The large rummers both have small chips to the bases, one with shallow rim chip.Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 265
Six similar opaque-twist wine flutes, circa 1760, of drawn trumpet form, the stems filled with spiral threads, on conical feet, circa 19-19.5cm highCondition Report: Bowls = circa 6cm diam.feet = circa 7-7.5cm diam.Three have possible light areas of polishing to the feet with one of these with a minute nibble to the rim visible through a loop. Clear metal generally.Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 413
A flintlock single barrelled fusil, probably by Daniel Moore the second of Fenchurch St., London, circa 1770, the steel lock plate engraved DL Moore, the octagonal section breech with London proof marks, 42inch barrel, the walnut full stock with brass furniture including family crest, the butt plate stamped GEO. FORBES BELLABEG, 142cm in length overallNote: MOORE: Daniel 1 Apprentice to John Jackson, 1722; free of Gunmakers Co., 1734. died 1746. Daniel 2 Son of Daniel 1. Apprenticed to George Mark by, 1746; free of Gunmakers Co., 1756. Proof piece & mark, 1758. Elected Assistant, 1761. Furbisher, Tower of London, 1754. Gunmaker, corner of Rood Lane, Fenchurch Street, 1762; 24 Fenchurch St., 1767-77; 34 Lime St., 1771-8; 15 Fenchurch St., 1779-83; 9 Cullum Street., 1784-6. Contractor to Ordnance, 1778-80; East India Co., 1772-1802. Died 1802.Bellabeg is a village in Aberdeenshire near Forbestown (founded by the Forbes family). George Forbes of Bellabeg (1668-1745) was the first Forbes of Bellabeg and would not have been the owner of this gun. It would appear likely that this gun was ordered by his son George, a London wine merchant, or perhaps his grandson George from his other son James Forbes.Condition Report: Corrosion to the barrel and lock, ramrod replaced. Old country house condition.Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 67
A pair of Sevres (outside decorated) two-handled seaux, circa 1860, gilt with the cypher of Napoleon III beneath an anthemion band, pseudo palace inventory marks, cancelled Sevres potting mark for 1860, 20cm wide; and a pair of wine glasses gilt with Napoleon III cypher, circa 1860, 13.5cm highProvenance: Berwick House, ShropshireCondition Report: Rubbing to gilding.Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 69
A balustroid wine glass, circa 1740, the bell bowl supported on a stem with annular knop above an inverted baluster section with tear inclusion, on a folded conical foot, 16cm highProvenance: Berwick House, ShropshireCondition Report: No damage detected. Dirt inclusion in the metal of the bowl and soot frits generally.Weight 140g.Foot = 7.4cm diam.Bowl = 6.5cm diameter.Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 70
Six various balustroid wine glasses, mid 18th century, including one engraved example, all with folded conical feet, 16cm highProvenance: Berwick House, ShropshireCondition Report: One with grit inclusion to the leading edge of the foot rim. One round funnel bowl possibly trimmed to bowl rim. Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 71
An airtwist wine glass, mid 18th century, the round funnel bowl supported on a double-knopped stem filled with spiral threads and with a conical foot, 16cm high: and a composite-stemmed wine glass of drawn trumpet form, 18cm highProvenance: Berwick House, ShropshireCondition Report: Foot rim chip to the composite stem wine glass. Minute nibble to the foot of the other Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 72
A mercury-twist wine glass, circa 1760, the ogee bowl with spirally fluted lower section, on a double series stem, 15cm high; and another similar, 14.5cm highProvenance: Berwick House, ShropshireCondition Report: The taller glass bowl = 5cm diameter; foot = 6.6cm diam. Minute nibble to the foot rim that can be picked out with a thumb nail. Possible light polishing to the leading edge of the footrim but potential purchasers should ascertain this to their own satisfaction (viewing is possible by appointment).Smaller glass. Bowl diameter = 5.3cm; foot diameter 6.6cm diameter. Bubble to the metal just below the rim. Foot does not appear to have been polished but potential purchasers should ascertain this to their own satisfaction (viewing is possible by appointment).Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 77
An opaque-twist wine glass, circa 1760, the round funnel bowl above a double-knopped stem filled with spiral threads, on a conical foot, 14.5cm high, paper dealer's labelProvenance: Berwick House, Shropshire, previously with Churchill GlassCondition Report: Bowl diameter 5.5cm Foot diameter 7cm Some areas of possible light polishing to the foot rim but the foot is a good size and shape.Some small black soot frits and tiny blemishes/bubbles to the metal.Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 78
Three various opaque-twist wine glasses, third quarter 18th century, including a firing glass with an engraved bowl and two other wine glasses with hammered flute lower sections, double series stems, conical feet, 14.5cm high and smallerProvenance: Berwick House, ShropshireCondition Report: No obvious damage detected.Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 79
Four various opaque-twist wine glasses, third quarter 18th century, including an example with an ogee bowl with honeycomb-moulded lower section, another with a spirally-fluted ogee bowl, on double series stems and conical feet, 16.5cm high (both with Churchill's labels) and smallerProvenance: Berwick House, Shropshire, the two leading glasses previously with Churchill GlassCondition Report: Small grit inclusion to the rim of the glass with yellow Churchill label.Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 82
Two similar composite stemmed wine glasses, mid 18th century, of drawn trumpet form and with inverted baluster airtwist stems and conical feet, 17cm & 18cm high respectivelyProvenance: Berwick House, ShropshireCondition Report: Left hand, taller glass: Bowl = 7.3cm diameter; foot = 8cm diameter. Two small grit blemishes within the metal of the foot. Foot rim looks sound but Dreweatt's in no way warrant that there has been no light polishing. No restored, clear resin chips noted. Bowl rim well rounded.Right hand smaller glass: Bowl = 7cm diameter. Foot 7.5cm diameter. Foot rim looks sound but Dreweatt's in no way warrant that there has been no light polishing. No restored, clear resin chips noted. Bowl rim well rounded.Potential purchasers are reminded that appointments to view are available so should establish to their own satisfaction whether or not the rims have been tampered with. Dreweatt's opinions are just that, opinions and if in doubt should not be relied upon.Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 83
A facet-stemmed wine glass of James Giles type, circa 1770, the round funnel bowl with faceted lower section and gilt with flowers, possibly in the atelier of James Giles, conical foot, 15.5cm highProvenance: Berwick House, ShropshireCondition Report: Slight rubbing to gilding.Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 84
A group of six facet-stemmed wine glasses, late 18th century, four with bowls engraved and polished with flowers and two undecorated examples, 15.5cm high and smallerProvenance: Berwick House, ShropshireCondition Report: The glass with tulip has a chip to the foot rim. One of the flower decorated glasses has a heavily scratched bowl and one of the undecorated glasses has a heavily chipped foot.Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 151
A Rupert Griffiths 'Monastic' oak wine cupboard or drinks cabinet, by John McGinn, slightly oversailing rectangular top above a pair of raised and fielded panel doors, each carved with artisanal figures within a cellar beneath fruiting vine, enclosing three adjustable shelves and a bottle holder, the slide inscribed Caritas Nunquam Finita above a further pair of raised and fielded panel doors enclosing an arrangement of adjustable shelves and a removable tray, stylised paw chip-carved stile forefeet, 126cm high, 88cm wide, 41cm deep
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