The Bible, in German, published Frankfurt and Leipzig 1777 and a damaged copy of Dr Southwell's New Book of Martyrs

de Cervantes (M) Don Quixote, two volumes, illustrated by E McKnight Kauffer, The Nonesuch Press, London 1930, numbered 98/1475

Stanley (T) The History of Philosophy, 2nd edition, London 1687; Somner (W) The Most Accurate History of the Ancient City and Famous Cathedral of Canterbury, London 1661 and Electa ex Ovidio et Tibullo in usum Regiae Scholae Etonensis, Etonae 1789

Provenance: Wycliffe School Library

Daubeny (U) Ancient Cotswold Churches, signed by the author and numbered 112 and sundry volumes relating to ecclesiastical buildings

Brown (R B) Mr Prune on Cotswold, The Richards Press, 1938, and sundry volumes relating to Gloucestershire and the Cotswolds

Libby (J) Twenty Years History of Stroud 1870-1890, subscribers edition, and Fisher (P H) Notes and Recollections of Stroud, Gloucestershire, London and Stroud 1871, inscribed by the author

Milne (A A) The House at Pooh Corner, 1st Edition, illustrated by E H Shepard, inscription to flyleaf 'Kathleen Fitzherbert with love from Aunt May Christmas 1928', with dust wrapper

Boylan (G D) Yama Yama Land, 1st Edition, 1909, illustrations by E Keller

Gordon (W J) Our Home Railways and sundry books on railways

Jane (F T) Fighting Ships 1937 and five others

Sundry children's books

Sundry volumes, most with dust jackets, many 1st editions

Burke (B) A Genealogical and Heraldic History of the Landed Gentry of Great Britain and Ireland, two volumes, 1879, bearing bookplate of the Earl Carrington, Burke (B) Genealogical and Heraldic History of the Peerage and Baronetage, 1911, bearing bookplate of Sir Walter Wyndham Burrell and another of the same, 1939

Debrett Peerage, Baronetage, Knightage, 1895, bearing bookplate of Edward Earl of Harwood and three others 1910, 1932, and 1936

Strand Magazine (The) 1891-1913 and sixteen others uniformly bound blue pictorial cloth

Kelly Handbooks to the Titled and Official Classes, fourteen volumes, various dates 1886-1964 and three Handbooks 1967, 1968 and 1964

Who's Who, twenty volumes, various dates 1909-1984, and Handbook of Distinguished People, two volumes

Sundry small books, various, largely leather and suede bindings, approximately seventy

Powell-Cotton (P H G) A Sporting Trip Through Abyssinia, 1902, 1st edition, illustrations, folding map, later maroon cloth with the original 1902 Roland Ward 'zebra' end-papers, signed by the author's son and with a manuscript note by him loosely inserted "excellent narrative of sport and exploration in the Abyssinian hinterland," CZECH 135

A quantity of maps including O.S.

Lysons (D & S) Concise Topographical Account of Cornwall, 38 plates

Britton (J) and Bailey (E W) Devonshire illustrated in a Series of Views after Allum and Bartlett, Fisher & Son, London 1829

Curtis (W) The Botanical Magazine volumes 1, 4 and 7

Carr (F G G) Vanishing Craft, illustrated by Frank Mason and one other book

Sharpe (R B) A Hand Book to the Birds of Great Britain, London 1896, four volumes and other volumes on natural history

Firth (J B) Highways and Byways in Derbyshire and other volumes on Derbyshire and Lancashire

Holland (C) Warwickshire painted by Fred Whitehead and Kelly (R T) Egypt

Bond (T) Topographical and Historical Sketches of the Boroughs of East and West Looe in the County of Cornwall, London 1823

Batsford Press sundry volumes

Sundry books

Baring-Gould (S) Cornish Characters and Strange Events, London 1909 and six other volumes

Sundry volumes, various

A collection of children's books illustrated by Dulac, Robinson, Hudson, etc, Westward Ho, Hans Anderson Fairy Tales, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, Stories from Arabian Nights, all the Mowgli Stories

Sundry children's and other books

Sundry volumes, various

de Thoryas (Rapin) The History of England, translated by N Tindal, 3rd edition, London 1743, two volumes

Moore (J) A View of the Causes and Progress of the French Revolution, Dublin 1795, volume 1 and sundry volumes including leather bound and scientific interest

Conan Doyle (A) Through the Magic Door, London 1907, publishers gilt decorated red cloth, 1st edition, The Last Galley, London 1911, The Case Book of Sherlock Holmes, London 1927 and sundry volumes by the author

A candy cane glass walking stick set with red, white and blue spirals, 94cm (37") high

(L) Three glass candlesticks with baluster columns and circular bases, 23cm (9") high and a cut glass presentation goblet, 22.5cm (9") high

Provenance: Lydney Park, Gloucestershire

A green opalescent vase with thumb pressed decoration, 16cm (6.25") high and four matching vases smaller, 9.5cm (3.75") high

no lot

A cut glass ships decanter, 22cm (8.75") high, three other decanters, etc.

A Bohemian flash glass vase with arch amber panels finely etched animals within blue borders, on a star cut base, 19cm (7.5") high

A pair of Bohemian glass goblets, each with three oval panels decorated flowers and highlighted in gilt throughout, on a flared foot, 20cm (8") high

A pair of Georgian glass decanters and stoppers, each with faceted decoration to the quadruple ring necks, 28cm (11") high

A green glass bowl signed Wärff, of cabbage leaf form, 21cm (8.25") diameter

A Lalique 'Faucon' polished glass car mascot, R. LALIQUE moulded mark, 15.5cm (6") high

A Bohemian glass goblet, each of the eight flutes set an oval, seven etched figures on horseback, on an octagonal tapered column and octafoil base, 17.5cm (7") high

A Bohemian glass goblet and cover, the hexafoil cover with amber borders and pointed finial, the bowl with rectangular panel of deer on an amber ground, on a knopped stem and circular base, 25.5cm (10") high