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Click here to subscribeAn early Victorian blue and white willow pattern rectangular meat dish, by W. & H. Hancock (hair crack and hanging wires) 18 ins., and a blue and white rectangular meat dish decorated a fishing boat on a lake with a town in the distance, the berried shrub border with vignettes of cottage scenes. 15 ins. (2).
Ceylon, Singapore and Japanese Interest: A Collection of Twenty-Nine Sepia Photographs, those of Singapore including Cavenagh Bridge, View of the Harbour, Mouth of Singapore River; Singhalese subjects including Sensation Rock, Colombo and Kandi (Railway Line), Palm Nuts, Cocoa Bush, Bamboo, Fruit Vendors, and Singhalese fishing boats (some by Scowen & Co, Ceylon); several of Japanese interest including temples, sizes approx 20cm by 26cm; and thirteen small tinted sepia photographs of Japanese topography, approx 9cm by 13.5cm; contained in a Japanese lacquered, ivory and bone inlaid album, inscribed inside the cover in pencil "These photos were collected by me in 1890"
A blue-printed washbowl, decorated with a composite rural scene featuring a tower, a boy herding two cows through an archway, an obelisk, and another boy fishing by a wall with a mask fountain, all within a foliage and flower border, diameter 31.2cm, unmarked, circa 1820-30 (some rim damage and footrim chips)
Armistead (Wilson H.) Trout Waters Management & Angling, 8vo, printed cloth, 1920; Peck (R.D.) Fly-Fishing for Duffers, 8vo, cloth, illus. by H.M. Bateman, 1934; Taverner (Eric) and Moore (John) The Anglers Week-End Book, 8vo, cloth, illus., n.d. with d.w.; and two other volumes on angling. (5)
A George III mahogany and crossbanded eight day longcase clock, the arched painted dial indistinctly described with subsidiary second and date dial, the arch depicting chinoiserie scene with figures fishing and fruit to the spandrels, the hood with a swan-neck pediment and box stringing to the trunk, 84in. (213cm) high.