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The Miscellaneous Effects (part 2) (lots 325 - 388)

Showing 1-50 of 64 lots

Lot	Description	Illustration
325	A 17th Century ivory carving, probably North European, rectangular with canted corners and double sided, pierced and carved figures, possibly The Good Shepherd and St. Mary Magdalen, 5.5cm x 5cm (2.25" x 2") (Unsold) Lot 325 illustrations
326	A deep rectangular leather case or hat box, 51cm (20") wide and a Chinese black ground rug Sold for £80 Lot 326 illustrations
327	An early 20th Century HMV record player complete with a tin horn and oak base retailed by Woodcock & Co, Gloucester, with a quantity of records and a box of needles, 33cm (13") wide Sold for £550 Lot 327 illustration
328	A mahogany tea caddy with two lidded compartments, 20cm (8") wide and a lead octagonal tea caddy with cover and dog finial, 12.5cm (5") wide Sold for £45 Lot 328 illustration
329	An ebonised walking stick with embossed silver knob, 1895 Sold for £20 Lot 329 illustrations
330	A Japanese tortoiseshell trinket tray, finely decorated in gilt with exotic birds in flowering branches and mountains in the distance, all within a Grecian key border, 31cm (12.25") wide Sold for £220 Lot 330 illustration
331	An ebonised oak walking stick and a native club (Unsold) Lot 331 illustration
332	A jappanned metal carriage lamp with brass burner, 42cm (16.5") high Sold for £25 Lot 332 illustration
333	A walking stick with ball and hand clasp finial, 91.5cm (36") long Sold for £35 Lot 333 illustrations
334	Two walking sticks with spiral handles Sold for £10 Lot 334 illustration
335	A Gloucestershire Regiment Officer's baton with crested ball handle Sold for £25 Lot 335 illustration
336	Sundry walking sticks Sold for £25 Lot 336 illustration
337	Three Salter spring balances and two brass pans for the same Sold for £12 Lot 337 illustration
338	A bronze figure of a greyhound, its front paws crossed, 18cm (7") wide Sold for £150 Lot 338 illustration
339	An Eastern brass cup with embossed decoration on a pedestal base with four feet, 26cm (10.25") high and an Eastern brass bell, 27cm (10.5") high Sold for £20 Lot 339 illustration
340	A carved wood dish, a copper tray and sundries Sold for £20 Lot 340 illustration
341	A brass helmet shaped coal scuttle and another Sold for £10 Lot 341 illustration
342	A Victorian rosewood writing box with fitted interior, brass banded and with drawer and countersunk handles, 50cm (19.75") wide Sold for £130 Lot 342 illustrations
343	An early 19th Century brass pestle and mortar with thread decoration Sold for £20 Lot 343 illustrations
344	A stationery clip, various others, a stationery rack and sundries Sold for £70 Lot 344 illustration
345	A set of red and white ivory chess men in an ivory mounted mahogany box Sold for £300 Lot 345 illustrations
346	A pair of turned ebony pepper pots and a pair of matching salt cellars Sold for £30 Lot 346 illustration
347	A coconut oval pot and cover, a shallow dish and sundries Sold for £250 Lot 347 illustration
348	A pierced brass purse with copper mounts, various cap badges etc Sold for £170 Lot 348 illustrations
349	A Victorian pinwork cushion, The Father's Prayer, 21cm x 16cm (8.25" x 6.25") and a quantity of sundries Sold for £60 Lot 349 illustration
350	An ivory mounted tape measure and a pair of ivory mounted opera glasses Sold for £45 Lot 350 illustration
351	A pocket sextant by J H Steward Ltd, in a leather case Sold for £55 Lot 351 illustration
352	An optical square, in a leather case Sold for £30 Lot 352 illustration
353	A circular pocket sextant, in a leather case Sold for £100 Lot 353 illustration
354	A cast iron basket grate with embossed back, 62cm (24.5") wide Sold for £100 Lot 354 illustration
355	A mounted gazelle head Sold for £55 Lot 355 illustration
356	A mounted gazelle head Sold for £30 Lot 356 illustration
357	A William IV tea caddy and sundries Sold for £50 Lot 357 illustration
358	An Eastern brass box fitted various compartments with pierced covers, 30cm (11.75") wide Sold for £25 Lot 358 illustrations
359	A slatted trunk and sundry others Sold for £65 Lot 359 illustration
360	A surveyor's theodolite Sold for £55 Lot 360 illustration
361	Two magic lanterns and the lenses for the same, both in original cases Sold for £100 Lot 361 illustration
362	A large quantity of magic lantern accessories and black and white coloured slides for the same Sold for £290 Lot 362 illustration
363	Six albums of postcards Sold for £110 Lot 363 illustration & condition report or notes
364	A smoker's oak stand with brass trays and claw feet, and another stand (Unsold) Lot 364 illustration
365	A leather Gladstone type bag, a cased pair of field glasses and a camera Sold for £40 Lot 365 illustration
366	Two oak coal hods both with brass mounts, one with a shovel Sold for £40 Lot 366 illustration
367	A pair of brass rests, fire irons etc Sold for £35 Lot 367 illustrations
368	A brass electroliere with vase shaped adjustable suspension and three white opaque shaded lights Sold for £75 Lot 368 illustration
369	A walking stick with silver mounts and flask with bayonet fitting and screw cover, 1916 for Asprey Sold for £60 Lot 369 illustration
370	A small late 19th Century six-drawer telescope by Adie & Son, Edinburgh, 9.5cm (3.75") long when closed, complete with leather carrying case Sold for £30 Lot 370 illustration
371	A Japanese carved ivory netsuke of three men fighting, 7cm (2.75") high Sold for £55 Lot 371 illustrations
372	The mother-of-pearl covers from a Victorian album, with diaper patterns and canted edges, 20.5cm x 14.5cm (8" x 5.75") Sold for £30 Lot 372 illustration & condition report or notes
373	A Victorian table harmonium in a rosewood case with decorative mouldings, 54.5cm (21.5") wide Sold for £100 Lot 373 illustrations
374	Wellington A printed ticket for the Duke of Wellington's funeral, issued to a Miss Brandon Sold for £60 Lot 374 illustration

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