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An unusual Regency mercury syphon wheel-stick barometer, early 19th century, with swan neck pediment above rectangular silvered register calibrated in inches and with vernier scale beside alcohol thermometer and signed D. Lerboni, 6 Mersey St. Liverpool, the lower section with damp/dry scale above 12 inch circular silvered register and spirit level to base, 110cm high
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A pair of Oriental models of standing figures carrying poles and thirteen items of plated and foreign wares, including; a cocktail stick stand, formed as an umbrella, a spirit flask, a cream jug and a matching sugar basin, a pepperette and a mustard pot, a cigarette case, a pair of ice tongs and a small round mirror.
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Stick barometer Victorian oak stick barometer, the arched top with ivory forecasting and scale faces, named JH Steward, Cornhill, London, ivory faced thermometer to the stem and presentation label dated 1873, turned cover over sealed leather cistern (scale adjustment and base screw knobs missing). Length 92cm.
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Antique brooches & pearl stick pin, two bar brooches, one comprising amethyst & seed pearls, amethyst damaged, the other comprising blue stone, one circular brooch with three leaf clover set with peridot's, all stamped 9ct, two with base metal pins & stick pin with seed pearl in star setting, stamped 15ct, boxed (6.9g gross) (4)
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Hummel figurines, one of girl sitting on a fence, Just Resting, one of boy sitting on a fence, Wayside Harmoney, one of girl sat in a tree, top of tree has been broken & repaired, slight crazing at bottom, & one of boy with a walking stick, all stamped Hummel on reverse of base, all approx. 4 height (4)
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Two Beswick type figure of pheasants; a Tremar pottery stylised figure of a wren; Swedish pottery pin dish; a Quimper pottery two handle dish painted with flowers; a 19th Century Derby style Imari dessert dish painted with chrysanthemums, 8.25" long; a Della Robbia style compressed bowl painted with stylised carnation sprays, 6.25" diameter; a Poole traditional style pot; a similar chamber stick; a studio pottery crackle glazed bowl, 6" diameter.
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an early 19th century pearlware figure depicting earth in the form of a man with a spade in one hand and a bunch of grapes in the other, 20.5cm high; two early 19th century pearlware figures, one in the form of a lady with a bundle of sticks, a small child to one side and a casket to the other, 25cm high; the other of a man with a bird in one hand and walking stick in the other, 23.5cm high (restorations) (3)
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a late George III oak stick barometer by Molliner of Edinburgh the associated case with triangular pediment with sunken field decoration above original brass register plate, vernier and thermometer scale bounded by a foliate spray and maker's signature (bottom right), (cut) the plain chamfered body with chamfered cistern cover 94cm high
![[Robert] Tangate, London, a late 18th century mahogany stick barometer, the broken pediment above silvered scale engraved 'T](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/10091/2703299/651-41-10091_468x382.jpg)
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[Robert] Tangate, London, a late 18th century mahogany stick barometer, the broken pediment above silvered scale engraved 'Tangate London', above visible tube and turned cistern cover with adjuster below, 98cm. Robert Tangate worked in the Fleet Street area from 1766 until his death in 1808. He was first apprenticed to John Morgan from 1752, then George Adams who was instrument maker to the King
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* Three walking canes, one agate mounted with a silver collar, inscribed 'C Le Strange RN', with a bamboo shaft, 87cm; a novelty walking stick, the silver top with initials N LE S, crocodile shaft, with an inset watch, 90cm; a blue porcelain mounted stick, the collar inscribed 'Roland Le Strange', 96.5cm and a blue hardstone mounted parasol, by Brigg, London inscribed to the collar 'Barbara' (4)
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