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A Victorian gilt metal figure of a bactrian camel, on cast iron base with stiff leafed border £300-500
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A 19th century bronze door stop in the form of a classical male nude, on a lead weighted base stamped 744SS, 49cmH £200-300
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A Victorian brass candlestick postage scale, by Joseph Edmond Ratcliffe Bro's 18cmH together with a set of Victorian brass and oak postage scales by Lockwood of Bond Street, London with associated weights (2) £60-80
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An Islamic brass bowl, engraved with calligraphy and foliage £30-50
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Horse Racing Interest: A late Victorian racehorse shoe and Connemara marble desk clip, with silver hinged mount and label engraved 'Berrell Cambridgeshire 1900', the silver mounts hallmarked for Dublin by C.L £100-200
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A George III mahogany book rack, the four divisions separated by Doric columns 34 x 19 x 30cm £100-200
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A Russian papier mâché box decorated with two dogs and a parrot, after Edwin Landseer, 20th century £30-40
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A Chinese Canton, late 19th century ivory card case, four carved panels depicting figures amongst trees 9.5 x 6.5cm £120-140
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Two Cantonese enamel hors d'oeuvre or trinket dishes, with scene depicting four characters outside a house £80-120
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An 18th century carved tortoise shell plaque depicting the Nativity, in the manner of Marten de Vos on an oak back panel 13 x 9cm £300-400
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A pair of Regency pressed card face screens, foliate decorated centre by watercolour of children with turned wooden handle and a pair of Regency sycamore face screens printed with Fête champêtre turned rosewood handle together with a late Victorian tambourine depicting daffodils £40-60
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Three 19th century miniatures, oil on board, depicting old master subjects 6.5 x 8cm £40-60
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A gilt metal and enamel propelling pencil, in a form of a Mummy late 19th/early 20th century £40-60
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A Chinese mother of pearl disc carved with an equestrian figure with a hawk, 19th century, adapted as a brooch together with a bracelet of ivory beads, three Chinese ivory chess pieces, four Chinese bone and silver spoons and two carved roundels £80-120
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A Japanese circular ivory pill box carved with lions, late 19th century, together with an ivory okimono of a female deity 11.5cmH and a Chinese ivory seal with a Dog of Foo finial £80-120
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A Japanese netsuke from the Meiji period, in the form of a monkey seated in a window, with gilt metal chain £80-120
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A Japanese netsuke in the form of a crouching puppy, Meiji period £80-120
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A carved incisor tooth in the form of a polar bear, late 18th century £20-30
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An Edwardian silver and bone teething ring and bell Turner & Simpson, Birmingham 1937/1938 together with a Victorian Mother of Pearl and silver rattle and whistle engraved with initials WHP £40-60
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A mixed lot to include Spillikins in a wooden box, a papier mâché pill box, two Regency silhouettes in frames 11.5 x 6.5cm together with a pair of Victorian spectacle cases and two Persian painted miniature vases 14cmH £50-70
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A brooch with a silver mounted section of an Ammonite and a quantity of 19th century hat pins in an ebony box together with aShabti figure of an Egyptian God £40-60
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Four Imari ceramics including one vase, 21cm H £30-50
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A Victorian Special Service 1886 Primrose League medal and ruban with gilt and enamel badge, the reverse with maker's details "T & JB" (T & J Bragg Ltd Birmingham) and registered, design and patent number "41563", two commemorative medals for the 1902 Coronation of George V and Queen Mary, on the reverse Bridgewater coat of arms and embossed writing: Alderman H W Pollard Mayor together with various catholic medallions with Pope Paul VI, the Virgin Mary, St Christopher £20-40
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A late 19th century shark spine walking stick, with metal core (87cmL) together with a late Victorian tiger's eye and silver mounted cane with bamboo shaft (84cmL) (2) £80-120
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A late 19th century gilt metal and ebony walking stick, of slender proportions, 103cmL £30-50
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Two mid Victorian three part moulded green glass wine bottles, with gilt and painted labels with grape decoration 30cmH £30-50
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Vanity Fair: A Weekly Show, Volume LIX (January to June, 1898); Volume LXIII (January to June 1990); Volume XXIII (1891); Volume XX (1888) (4) £60-80
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Symonds, R. W. 'Thomas Tompion His Life & Work, 1639-1713.', B.T. Batsford Ltd, London 1951, limited edition number 124 out of 350, signed by the author, half calf, with sleeve. £150-200
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Holy Bible - The Illustrated National Family Bible with the Commentaries of Scott & Henry Containing Many Thousand Critical & Explanatory Notes edited by the Revd. John Eadie, D.D. LL.D. Professor Of Biblical Literature To The United Presbyterian Church; Pricthard & Co, Richmond, circa 1870. Colour and black and white plates, morocco boards with embossed decorative gilt metal clasps and corners £30-50
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Picart, Bernard. The Ceremonies and Religious Customs of the Idolatrous Nations together with Historical Annotations and Several Curious Discourses. Illustrated with a large number of copper plates. Vol.IV Part II. London, William Jackson, 1733. Cloth boards with hide and gilt spine £80-100
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The Temple Shakespeare, forty volumes with Shakespeare motto "Non Sans Droict" inside each book, published by J.M.Dent 1896 including: The Sonnets, Timon of Athens, and Measure for Measure amongst others in a fitted wooden book shelf £80-100
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Burns, Robert. Songs chiefly in the Scottish Dialect, London: John Sharpe, 1824, engraved title and 6 plates, full calf, spine with raised bands and gilt title label £20-30
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Addams, Chas. The Mother Goose, 1967 Windmill Books. Hard Cover and Dust Sheet. Inscribed and signed "For Alec (Waugh) With the Greatest Admiration, Chas Addams, 1967"; Dear Dead Days, A Family Album. 1959, Putnams. Hard Cover and Dust Sheet. Inscribed and signed "For Alec (Waugh) With Affection, Chas Addams, 1960"; Monster rally. 1950, Simon and Schuster. Hard Cover; Addams and Evil. 1947 Hamish Hamilton. Hard Cover. Inscribed, illustrated and signed "For Peter (Waugh) Maybe We'll Meet Next Trip, Chas Addams, 12 June 1949" and also signed by Alec Waugh, 1947; The Stag At Eve (1932, Warner Laurie) Hard Cover; Peter Arno's Sizzling Platter. Simon and Schuster 1949. Signed and inscribed by Alec Waugh 1949. Hard Cover; Peter Arno's Parade. John Lane 1932.(7)Provenance: From the Estates of Alec and Peter Waugh and thence by descent through the family £60-80
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Bosschère Jean de. Métiers divins. Paris, Bibliothèque de "L'Occident" 1913. Original edition, adorned with 22 original woodblock prints one on the cover and two drawn in purple. One of 300 copies in English laid paper (No. 287). Inscribed by the author and signed "Pour Alec Waugh Tout Cordialement Jean De Bosschere 1920"; Gide, André. Saül. Le Roi Candaule. Paris, Mercure de France, 1904. Première édition collective, en partie originale. Bears label on inside cover "Bibliotheca Arthur Waugh" - father of Alec and Evelyn Waugh (2)Provenance: From the Estate of Alec Waugh and thence by descent through the family £30-50
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Waugh, Evelyn. Unconditional Surrender. 1961, Chapman and Hall, London 1st Edition, Waugh, Alec. The Balliols.1934, Cassell. 3rd Edition. Waugh, Evelyn. Brideshead Revsited. Fifth Edition. Chapman & Hall, London (3)Provenance: From the Estate of Peter Waugh and thence by descent through the family £10-20
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Janin, Jules. Les amours d'Ovide: L'art d'aimer; Le remède d'amour; Les cosmétiques. Paris, 1894, Bears label Alexander Raban Waugh, Esquire; Lamb, Charles. The Essays of Elia. Walter Scott, London. Signed and inscribed in ink "Arthur Waugh, Christmas 1890"; Cicéron. Les Auteurs Latins. Paris, 1860. Signed and inscribed A.R.Waugh. 25/7/12 School House Sherborne (3)Provenance: From the Estate of Alec Waugh and thence by descent through the family £20-40
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Shakespeare, William. As You Like It, edited by William Aldis Wright, London: Clrendon Press, 1894, signed and inscribed Arthur Waugh with a further copy Much Ado About Nothing, (2)Provenance: From the Estate of Alec Waugh and thence by descent through the family £10-20
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The Book of Old Sundials and Their Mottoes. With eight illustrations in colour by Alfred Rawlings and thirty-six drawings of some famous sundials by Warrington Hogg. Decorative binding, illustrated by Jessie M. King. Published by Foulis, London, October 1914, first editionProvenance: From the Estate of Alec Waugh and thence by descent through the family £5-10
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France, Anatole. The Red Lily. 1930 The Crime of Sylvester Bonnard. 1931. The Gods Are Athirst. 1933. At The Sign of the Red Pédauque. 1922. Penguin Island. 1925. The Well of St.Clare. 1928. Thaïs. 1930. Mother of Pearl. 1929. The Revolt of the Angels 1924. illustrated by Frank C. Papé; The Bodley Head (9)Provenance: From the Estate of Peter Waugh and thence by descent through the family £10-20
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Branch Cabell, James. Domnei. 1930. The High Place. 1923. No.1894 of 2000. The Silver Stallion. 1928. Jurgen. 1921. Limited to 3000 copies. The Works of Rabelais, Vols. I & II. 1933. illustrated by Frank C. Papé; Congreve, William. The War of the World/Love for Love. 1929. Webster, John. The Duchess of Malfi/The White Devil. 1930. Fielding, Henry. Joseph Andrews. 1929. Stevenson, Robert Louis. Travels With a Donkey. 1931. Voltaire. Candide. 1931. Bodley Head (11)Provenance: From the Estate of Peter Waugh and thence by descent through the family £10-20
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Poole, Austin Lane. Obligations of Society in the XII and X111 Centuries. Clarendon 1946, Wickham. E.C. Q.Horati Flacci. Published by Scriptorum Classicorum Bibliotheca Oxoniensis, U.S.A. (1912), signed and inscribed "A.R.Waugh, The School House, Sherborne"; Spindler, Carl. Der Jesuit. Charaktergemälde aus dem ersten Viertel des achtzehnten Jahrhunderts. Stuttgart 1839.Provenance: From the estate of Alec and Peter Waugh and thence by descent through the family. £10-20
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An early 19th century Almanac of the exhibitions and amusements of London, later cover £10-20
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Aldin, Cecil. Old Inns. William Heinemann Ltd, London, 1923, 16 colour plates with letterpress tissue guards; Frost.A.B. The Bull calf and Other Tales. Printed in New York 1892 (2)Provenance: From the Estate of Peter Waugh and thence by descent through the family £10-20
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A mid 20th century hand woven rug of mixed weave, attributed to the Bloomsbury Group 190 x 120cm
Provenance: From the Estate of Peter Waugh and thence by descent through the family. Peter Waugh was a close friend of the late Duncan Grant and lived in a neighbouring village in Berkshire. £100-200
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A mid 20th century hand woven rug of mixed weave, attributed to the Bloomsbury Group 210 x 130cm
Provenance: From the Estate of Peter Waugh and thence by descent through the family. Peter Waugh was a close friend of the late Duncan Grant and lived in a neighbouring village in Berkshire. £100-200
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D. Watts, Figures on paths in pine woods at dusk, c. 1900's oil on canvas, pair, one unframed, 62 x 30cm (2) £50-70
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British School, 20th century, Still life of roses and a stoneware flagon on a table, oil on canvas, 33 x 63cm together with two other botanical still lives £40-60
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British School, 19th century, White doves on a rooftop, oil on canvas laid down, unframed 36 x 42cm £40-60
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British School, 20th century, Choristers processing through the cloisters of a Gothic cathedral, oil on canvas, signed indistinctly, unframed 36 x 45cm £40-60
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British School, 19th century, Portrait of a young child facing to sinister amid clouds, oil on oval canvas 50 x 43cm £80-120
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