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A 1940’s black velvet gold and silver embroidered evening clutch bag and an earlier 1930’s bead worked evening bag and an another black velvet bag,1940’s clutch bag 21cm wide. Condition - black bag good, white bead bag i
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Lot 1527

Sale: 020924

A 1940’s black velvet gold and silver embroidered evening clutch bag and an earlier 1930’s bead worked evening bag and an another black velvet bag,1940’s clutch bag 21cm wide. Condition - black bag good, white bead bag i

Estimate: £30-£50
A 1900 to 1920’s Japanese silk embroidery of birds in flight and flowers on a grey background, 131cm high, 52cm wide, together with a Japanese silk and metallic thread still life embroidery on black background, with couc
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Lot 1528

Sale: 020924

A 1900 to 1920’s Japanese silk embroidery of birds in flight and flowers on a grey background, 131cm high, 52cm wide, together with a Japanese silk and metallic thread still life embroidery on black background, with couc

Estimate: £40-£60
A scarce early 20th century Hammond Multiplex typewriter, with convex keyboard in an oak plywood case, case 20cm high, 35cm wide, 33cm deep. Condition - poor to fair, two keys missing and others worn or broken
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Lot 1274

Sale: 020924

A scarce early 20th century Hammond Multiplex typewriter, with convex keyboard in an oak plywood case, case 20cm high, 35cm wide, 33cm deep. Condition - poor to fair, two keys missing and others worn or broken

Estimate: £200-£300
A late Victorian mahogany apothecary chest, containing a number of labelled glass bottles with preparations by James Woolley Sons and Co, Pharmaceutical Chemists, 28.5cm high, 25.5cm wide, 21cm deep. Condition - poor to
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Lot 1278

Sale: 020924

A late Victorian mahogany apothecary chest, containing a number of labelled glass bottles with preparations by James Woolley Sons and Co, Pharmaceutical Chemists, 28.5cm high, 25.5cm wide, 21cm deep. Condition - poor to

Estimate: £80-£120
A late 19th century brass and mahogany Wheatstone type telegraph receiver (Morse inker), containing two drawers with paper rolls, 30cm high, 30cm wide, 28cm deep.
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Lot 1277

Sale: 020924

A late 19th century brass and mahogany Wheatstone type telegraph receiver (Morse inker), containing two drawers with paper rolls, 30cm high, 30cm wide, 28cm deep.

Estimate: £300-£500
John Watson (20th. C), horseracing interest, ink and pastel, 'The Races', The Redfern Gallery Ltd., label verso, purchased by J B Priestley, 31st December 1952, 34 x 48cm
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Lot 1720

Sale: 220424

John Watson (20th. C), horseracing interest, ink and pastel, 'The Races', The Redfern Gallery Ltd., label verso, purchased by J B Priestley, 31st December 1952, 34 x 48cm

Estimate: £150-£200
A Victorian silver inkstand, with two mounted glass wells and central removable chamberstick, John Brashier?, London, 1890, 23.4cm, 9.6oz (a.f.).
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Lot 1877

Sale: 220424

A Victorian silver inkstand, with two mounted glass wells and central removable chamberstick, John Brashier?, London, 1890, 23.4cm, 9.6oz (a.f.).

Estimate: £300-£400
Victor Wikins for G Plan a rectangular teak "Long John" nest of tables, width 99cm, depth 49cm, height 51cm
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Lot 1208

Sale: 220424

Victor Wikins for G Plan a rectangular teak "Long John" nest of tables, width 99cm, depth 49cm, height 51cm

Estimate: £80-£120
After John Gould (1804-1881) and H C Richter (1821-1902), set of three colour lithographs, including ‘Giant Trogon’ and ‘The Earl of Derby's parakeet’, 39 x 29cm
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Lot 805

Sale: 150424

After John Gould (1804-1881) and H C Richter (1821-1902), set of three colour lithographs, including ‘Giant Trogon’ and ‘The Earl of Derby's parakeet’, 39 x 29cm

Estimate: £50-£70
After William John Huggins (1781-1845) and after Thomas Allom (1804-1872), two colour prints comprising Nelson's Haven, Tasman's Gulf, New Zealand and Table Bay, Cape of Good Hope, largest 47 x 70cm
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Lot 795

Sale: 150424

After William John Huggins (1781-1845) and after Thomas Allom (1804-1872), two colour prints comprising Nelson's Haven, Tasman's Gulf, New Zealand and Table Bay, Cape of Good Hope, largest 47 x 70cm

Estimate: £40-£60

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