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A ZEISS IKON BELLOW FRONT CAMERA, TWO PAIRS BINOCULARS, A SEAL SKIN STRAP and SET OF RAZORS

A pair of 19th century bellows, having an embossed brass front, brass studded leather bellow and a turned brass nozzle, 15in (38cm) l.

FRANCESC TORNE GAVALDA (1917-2008). Watercolour and pencil, tropical scene with wooden building bellow flowering trees and palms, signed and dated 1953, 44cm x 59cm, framed.

An early 20th "Sanderson" mahogany and brass field camera with black leather bellow, spare plates tripod etc.

Mid 19thC figure of Pan, holding cymbals and standing upon a bellow, circular variegated black and green marble base, figure approx 23cm, overall 28.4cm

A George III bon bon dish makers mark indistinct (possibly TD), london 1783, of navette outline, hinged swing handle and blue glass liner, with beaded rim the body with reticulated border with engrave swags bellow between pierced foliate detail, on oval foot with beaded border 14cm wide 5.5oz

A George III mahogany and leather concertina action box, the hinged top with steel studwork decoration within mulberry crossbanded borders, above red leather bellow concertina sides, length approx 29.5cm.

A 1950's Tri-ang green and black painted tin plate pond yacht, a Tri-ang "Puff-Puff 73000" red painted tin plate toy locomotive engine with bellow action "Puff-puff" sound, a Tri-ang red and black painted tin plate toy crane, and a red and black tin plate toy truck

Charles II 1678 quarter dollar F, S.5620; Charles II 1679 quarter dollar GF S.5620; Charles II 1673 merk, thistle bellow bust, GF S.5611 (3)

An early brass handled dirk the brass solid one piece brass handle with ribbed grip and simple incised linear decoration to pommel, the blade (reduced from a sword blade) marked "ME FECIT' with a triple 'S' mark bellow overall length 45cm

Pair of Bellow, two Pans and other items, (1 box).

A rare and unusual early 20th Century Aviation Barograph, Jules Richard, 20 Rue Mellngue 25 Paris, the hinged rectangular case with brass carry handle and clips to one end with a plinth base beneath a single glazed panel and bearing a paper label to the interior bearing increments and adjustment from 0 to 3000 metres, and corresponding decreasing barometric pressure, to a signed lacquered brass five bellow mechanism Numbered 82841, with a six hour duration brass drum with applied paper label, width 7”

An early 20th Century Oak Cased Barograph, Ross of London, the lift-off cover set with five glazed panels to a stepped plinth base and four bracket feet, enclosing a lacquered brass and eight bellow mechanism with blued steel screws and inkbottle to an 8-day duration drum set with a paper label, width 12 ½”

An early 20th Century Mahogany cased Barograph, Short & Mason, London, the lift off cover set with five glazed panels, to an ogee base and raised on four bracket feet, to a lacquered brass 8-bellow mechanism, with blued steel screws and flanked by a glass ink bottle and a further 8-day duration drum set with a paper label, signed to an applied ivory plaque, width 13 ¾”

ART REFERENCE. – P. HUISMAN & M.G. DORTU. Lautrec by Lautrec. Translated and edited by Corinne Bellow. London: 1964. Large 4to (300 x 253mm.) Plates and illustrations. Original cloth, dust-jacket. – And a quantity of others on art and artists (a quantity).

A group of four Staffordshire flat backs figure groups comprising: a highland male and female figure group seated with painted clock face bellow, 35cm high; a highland male and female figure group seated beneath a wooded garland, 36cm high; a gentleman on horse back with orange cloak, 35cm high and a standing male and female group, 32 cm high (4)

SCHWARTZ (DELMORE) In Dreams Begin Responsibilities, 1st ed., torn dustwr, Inscribed to "my beloved Fiddler" by "Cahoun", i.e. Conrad Aiken, Norfolk, Conn., New Directions, 1938--ROETHKE (THEODORE) Praise To The End!, 1st ed, chipped dustwr, Inscribed by Conrad Aiken to "Fiddler", New York, Doubleday, 1951--STEVENS (WALLACE) Harmonium, 1st ed, orig. quarter cl., sl. faded, Inscribed by Conrad Aiken to "Fiddler", Alfred A. Knopf, 1931--BELLOW (SAUL) Dangling Man, 1st ed, orig. cl., sl. faded, New York, The Vanguard Press, 1944--and 3 others (7) LOCATION N

Bellow (Saul). Dangling Man, 1946, The Victim, 1948, both first English eds., the author's first and second novels, orig. cloth in slightly soiled and chipped d.j.s, with other modern first eds., various (3 shelves)

A CONTINENTAL PIERCED DISH of shaped oval outline with floral scroll and garland border with pierced border bellow, the bowl embossed scene of a musician playing the mandolin, marked 800 4oz, 20cm diameter

GOUDJI, PARIS A PAIR OF SILVER CANDLESTICKS of square tapering form with blue agate collar bellow the circular sconce, on square bases with inlaid blue agate panels around a stag motif to two sides the others with concave flutes, all with a hand beaten finish (2) 19.5cm high Literature: For a similar pair of candlesticks see ASB Gallery, London 'Goudji', Exhibition Catalogue 1987, page 23

Mappin and Webb oak-cased canteen of silver-plated cutlery, two layers, setting for twelve (missing butter knives and some others); along with an oil on canvas signed lower right 'F.A. Geensen', still life of teapot, candlestick and vase, 58 x 48cm, plus Indian harmonium, label reads 'Kalsi & Co, Harmonium Maker, 70 New Market, Ludhiana', pearlised keys, 56 x 28cm top (lacking bellow attachment) and three modern bongo drums (one metal sided, dented).

A brass car horn with leather bellow; and another similar of bugle form. (2)

Bellow, Saul. More Die of Heartbreaks, first edition, London 1987. Dust wrapper, 8vo plus Golding, William. Darkness Visible, first edition, London 1979. Dust wrapper, 8vo plus others similar (shelf)

An Edwardian tin coal scuttle with brass mounts and fitted bellow

A 19th century Black Forest cuckoo clock of Gothic design with triple spires, panelled and fret -cut decoration to the case, the 17cm. wooden dial with ivorine Roman numerals, and feathered covered cuckoo to the arch, having a twin-train fusee movement, carved oak and weighted pendulum and bellow operated sound, 83cm. high.

A DALLMEYER CORRESPONDENT BELLOW CAMERA, leather covered, fitted with a Thornton Pickard shutter

Brass and iron trivet, chestnut heater, copper coal scuttle, bellow and sewing machine etc

A rosewood concertina by Wheatston, London, late 19th century, the fret cut body with three rows of twenty four stained and natural bone pegs, the four bellow action trimmed in green leather, 6 inches, cased.

A Victorian birds eye walnut Pembroke side table, the well figured moulded edge top with two frieze drawers below. Raised on a plain turn column with turned collar bellow. Quatrefoil platform base, on bun feet with castors. 28" x 16" x 30". (see lot 760 for illustration)

An "American Orgainette" musical box within a walnut case with hand cranked, bellow operated and paper roll movement, 37 cms. [with a selection of paper rolls].

BELLOW, Saul. DANGLING MAN Vanguard, New York 1944. First edition. 8vo. Original light green cloth with brown titles to spine and design to front. Boards browned at top edges. Dustwrapper, price-clipped, rubbed and chipped along top of rear panel and head of spine, not affecting any printed text.

Mother of pearl items: four disc, two bellow and one fish form pin cushions, 7.5cm and smaller; two Chinese gaming counters and four other items, (13).

A large 19th Century brass and wood fire bellow with wheel; Length 27 ins; and a 19th Century cast iron and brass toasting rack with turning prong mechanism (2)

A Fine Mid 19th Century Reproduction of a 'Maximilian' Suit of Armour. The close helmet having a fluted skull with roped comb and pierced 'bellow-form' visor. The armour mounted on a square oak plinth with fielded panel sides.

Bellow (Saul) Dangling Man, FIRST ENGLISH EDITION, original cloth, jacket slightly faded at spine, John Lehmann, 1946 ~ Murdoch (Iris) The Sea, The Sea, FIRST EDITION, original boards, 1978, dust-jackets, 8vo (2).

Deighton (Len) An Expensive Place to Die, 1967; Yesterday's Spy, 1975 ~ Updike (John) Couples, ownership inscription on front endpaper, 1968 ~ Bellow (Saul) Herzog, slightly tanned dust-jacket, 1964, FIRST EDITION, original cloth, dust-jackets, fine copies, and a quantity of others, Literature, some Modern First Editions, 8vo (qty).

A Victorian burr yew snuff box, with a central brass cartouche, a set of miniature mahogany and brass bellow, two tortoiseshell and ivory miniature mandolins and other items

Bellow (Saul) The Victim, dust-jacket head and tail of spine chipped, New York, The Vanguard Press, 1947; Seize the Day, 1956; Herzog, 1964; Ravelstein, 2000, first editions, original cloth or boards, dust-jackets, New York; and 16 others, Saul Bellow, 8vo (20).

An Eastman Kodak No.2 folding Brownie camera with maroon bellow lens with April 21st 1908 patent, leather case.