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An Esso plastic petrol pump globe in original box, 48cms.

An Esso Extra opaque glass petrol pump globe in original box, 50cms.

Presentation Display Globe (Terrestrial) Finished With Approx. 40 Semi Precious Stones And Stand Plated With 9ct Gold

Tiffany Favrile Glass Footed Bowl Early 20th Cent. Having A Deeply Ruffed Rim Above A Globe Form Body In Iridescent Blue Metallic Lustre Height 4.75"

De Loges (Dr. Chretien) Essais Historiques sur le Mont St. Bernard, some light browning and foxing, library stamps, contemporary calf-backed boards, (Montpellier), 1789 ~ Zurcher (Frederic) and elie Margolle. Ascensions Celebres aux Plus Hautes Montagnes du Globe, plates, a little light spotting, modern cloth with original printed wrappers bound in, Paris, 1867 ~ Ceresole (Alfred) Zermatt et ses Environs, plates and maps, some folding, original pictorial cloth, Zurich, n.d. ~ Gallais (M. le) Chroniques du Mont Saint-Bernard, frontispiece, some light foxing, contemporary morocco-backed cloth, gilt, g.e., Tours, 1872; and c.38 others, Peaks, 8vo & 4to (c.42).

A Hudson 18ct gold hanging globe watch on brooch

A CELESTIAL GLOBE sphere, 11in. (28cm.) dia., 24in. (61cm.) high overall

A Minton shaped rectangular tray painted by L. Boullemier, the centre with a bacchic putto, within a Sevres-style border of flowers reserved on a bleu celeste ground, gilt foliate rim, 35cm wide, puce globe mark, first quarter 20th century (hairline crack)

A COLLECTION OF OAK GLOBE WERNICKE BOOKCASE SECTIONS (a lot)

A pair of Chelsea gold anchor figures depicting Apollo and Celestria, Apollo with a lyre and laurel leaf in hair, red cloak and quiver with arrows, 27cm high; Celestria with gilt decorated skirt but lacking globe, 28cm high; both with painted gold anchor marks (2)

Set of four Derby bisque figures c.1770 representing the four quarters of the globe, Africa modeled with a lion and an elephants mask as a hat, Asia modeled with a camel, Europe modeled with the spoils of war, Americas modeled with a crocodile and an quiver of arrows, (some restoration and small losses) (4).

An English porcelain desk seal, the floral decorated tapered handle depicting a rampant lion holding a globe, 11cm high.

An oak Globe Wernicke glazed three tier stacking bookcase

Kingsley, Charles & Warwick Globe (illustrator), The Water-Babies, London, MacMillan & Co., 1909, 4o, coloured frontispiece and 31 plates, original pictorial vellum gilt, dust-jacket, One of 260 Edition de Luxe copies. With 15 other works including Percy Bysshe Shelley's 'The Sensitive Plant' ( London, n.d.) illustrated by Charles Robinson, and Sitwell's 'German Baroque Art' (London, 1927) signed by the author.

An Edwardian brass and marble column nursery night light time piece, the glass globe having Roman numerals, 9.5" high.

A Globe Wernicke type mahogany bookcase with acanthus capitols and dentil frieze, reeded side pillars, single glazed uplifting door over full width drawer, 35" wide.

A Pair of Thumb Cut Globe & Shaft Decanters, with odd Stoppers, Height 9".

Globe Wernike 4 section bookcase, Mahogany, Projecting base, fitted drawer. 2ft 10ins

A Mid 18th Century Oak Long Case Clock with thirty hour movement, the square brass dial with rococo spandrels, the silvered chapter ring with roman hour and large arabic minute numerals inscribed "William Bilbie Chewstoke", the matt centre with calender aperture engraved with rose and star motifs, the hood with blind fret friezes surmounted by three brass globe finials, the trunk having a long rectangular door inlaid with star motifs, the short trunk with half star, on tall bracket feet.

Treen table lamp and shade and modern glass globe table lamp (2)

A Pair of Oak Globe Wernicke Bookcases, each of four tiers with glazed fronts between fluted pilasters, and having a plinth base with a drawer in it, each 157cm by 90cm by 40cm

A Pre-War Avery Petrol Pump, restored, in Shell livery with perfect Shell globe

A Pre-War Skeleton Petrol Pump, restored, with plain globe. See lot 1087 for illustration.

A Set of Eleven Wilkinson Toby Jugs of Allied War Leaders 1915-1919, designed by Sir Francis Carruthers Gould (1844-1925) and issued during and immediately after the First World War, comprising: Rt Hon. David Lloyd George (1915), holding a shell inscribed 'Shell Out'; Admiral Jellicoe (1915), holding a jug inscribed 'Hell Fire Jack'; Lord French (1915), clutching a foaming jug inscribed 'French Pour les Francais'; Field-Marshall Sir Douglas Haig (1917), seated on a Mark IV Tank; Admiral Beatty (1917), holding a shell inscribed 'Dread Nought'; President Woodrow Wilson (1918), wearing an Indian chief's headdress; Marshall Foch (1918), with foaming champagne bottle; General Botha (1918), with jug captioned 'Loyalty'; Earl Kitchener (1915), with jug inscribed 'Bitter for Kaiser'; Field Marshall Joffre (1918), with a 75mm shell cantingly inscribed 'Ce que j'offre'; King George V (1919), seated with a globe in his lap; all with facsimile Carruthers Gould signature and Soane & Smith backstamp, 24.2cm to 31cm.

La Conquete du Pole, youths from various countries race to scale the globe to replace the flag flying a question mark with their own national flag at the North Pole, watched by the sun and the moon, 2 copies, each 345 x 440mm., linen-backed, varnished, France, early 20th century. (2).

A PAIR OF SHAFT AND GLOBE DECANTERS, 20th Century blow moulded, hollow stoppers, thumbnail cut, height 30cm

SEALED SHAFT & GLOBE. 6.75 ins tall, small split size shaft & globe, mid olive green glass, circa 1670-1680, long tapering neck with remains of applied string rim, pontil scar to base, pictorial seal with three masted sailing ship with the letters 'AGE', above body crack to base & around seal. Despite the damage this is an ultra rare early bottle, with superb pictorial seal.

A Wilkinsons Ltd. World War I Toby jug of King George V, he sits with a globe on his lap and in cobalt naval jacket and hat, a lion at each side, unfinished, 12" high. See lot 130 for illustration.

Gore (H., Teacher of the Mathematicks in Manchester) Some General Phaenomena of a great Solar Eclipse May 11th 1724. Shewing what Latitude & Longtidude from London ye Centre of Darkness will pass over, at certain times at London and what parts of the Globe answer thereto, engraved chart by Emanuel Bowen, 335 x 210mm., with 6 circular diagrams, two larger showing the eclipse at London at various times, the four smaller at Quebec, Boston, Jamestown and Bermuda, faint folds but a very good example with wide margins, 1724 ~ Browne (Robert) A Projection of the Passage of the Moon over the Sun ... as it will be seen at London in the Total Eclipse of ye Sun on ye 11th day of May 1724; A Description of the Passage of the Shadow of Total Darkness over the Earth ... , two-part engraved chart with diagrams and explanatory text, 345 x 370mm., minor defects in margins but a good example, 1724. (2).

A bronze semi-nude female nymph with two cherubs dangling from her arms, mounted on marble globe with gilt-metal applied garlands and stepped oblong marble base with gilt metal foliated mounts and urn pattern feet.

A Georgian Oak Eight Day Longcase Clock. The 12 inch brass arched dial having a silvered chapter ring with subsidiary seconds ring and calendar aperture incorporated into the matted centre. The arched top centred by a convex silvered plaque inscribed Laurence Nutter Ramsey, and flanked by scrolling dolphin mounts with ornate spandrels to the corners and engraved bands of imbricated leaved to the borders. The pagoda hood surmounted by globe finials, with fluted integral columns flanking the hood door. The long dome topped trunk door edged in moulding. Standing 94 ins (239 cms) overall in height on a moulded base with bracket feet.

AN OAK GLOBE WERNICKE BOOKCASE, five sections, width 85cm, height 235cm (bears date 1901 and label)

A George V heavy cut glass globe Decanter and Stopper, silver mounted, Sheffield 1915, 13 1/2in H

A Pair of Victorian Style Brass & Black Japanned Tubular Iron Bed Ends, with brass top rails and globe finials, the Head Height 56", the Foot Height 46", united by side irons. Width 53".

Turner (Richard) A View of the Earth: Being a short, but comprehensive System of Modern Geography, second edition, 6 engraved maps (including twin-hemisphere world map), plate of a globe, engraved illustrations in text including one of a Geographical Clock with volvelle intact, 3pp. advertisements at end, contemporary sprinkled calf, joints cracked, slightly rubbed and with stain to upper cover, [ESTC 010694], folio, for S.Crowder ... and S.Gamidge, 1766.

Ireland.- Berry (William) The Province of Leinster Surveyed by Sr.William Petty. Divided into its Counties and the Counties into their severall Barronies, Wherein are distinguished the Archbishopricks, Bishopricks, Places that return Parliament Men, also the Roads and Bridges, engraved map in original outline hand-colouring, 440 x 560mm., light spotting, slight wear along old centre crease, a few repaired tears at edges, one extending just into engraved surface at top right, backed with fine tissue, William Berry at the Sign of the Globe, c.1689. *** Rare; the scale is 8 miles to 1 inch.

George III lignum vitae pocket globe case mounted with silver escutcheon with motto through, 6 1/2cm diamater

A four section mahogany Globe Wernicke stacking bookcase

An oak three section Globe Wernicke bookcase

'The International Health Exhibition, London 1884'. A gilt metal medallion, ob. Victoria Regina and bust, rev. two maidens flanking globe, J. Pinches, London, diam 45mm, in case of issue. NB: Seems extraordinary by today's standards but it ended up in the collection - must have exhibited.

An amber glass ceiling suspended light shade with a central metal pierced grill, moulded globe with acanthus and fluted top and ceiling boss.

An oil lamp with a glass reservoir, an etched globe shade and on a pierced iron splayed stand.

A 19th century decalcomania transferred globe, with makers mark to stopper, 'Doward Bros. Southport', on an ebonised stand, 30cm

A pair of 1930's bronze lights, the glass globes moulded with butterflies and flowers, 48cm high stet, (one globe cracked)

A Roman Iridescent Olive Tinted Glass Bottle, of shaft and globe shape with rolled flat rim, {19cm}; Another Similar, smaller, {16cm}; and A Globular Vase, with flared rim, {16cm}, all probably 4-6 century AD and of excavated origin (3).

A Moorcroft Pottery Poppy Pattern Vase, of shaft and globe form with flared neck, decorated with poppies against a blue ground, impressed Moorcroft, Made in England, painted WM initials in blue, {16.5cm high}.

A Chinese Porcelain Flambe Glazed Vase, shaft and globe form with attractive red purple suffused glaze, 18th or early 19th century, {37cm high}, together with a later carved hardwood stand.

A Silver Chamber Candlestick & Snuffer, the urn shaped sconce with everted gadrooned rim, the circular drip pan with similar rim, the scrolled handle fitted with a conical snuffer with globe finial. London 1897. Maker H.E. & Co. Ltd.. Weight approximately 10 ounces. Diameter 6". Height 3".

A Double Burner Brass Oil Lamp on reeded column, the circular ceramic base black glazed, with opaque white globe shade, and chimney. Height 27".

A late Victorian 'Malby Terrestrial Globe' table globe, on turned three-leg stand with outer ring indicating months of the year and star signs, with plaque 'By Malby & Sons Globe and Map Sellers to the Admiralty' and dated 1890, ( 48cm (19in) high}

"The Empire Clock" - a brass framed desk timepiece by S.Smith & Son Ltd, London, in the form of a 7.5ins diameter papier-mache globe with printed gauze showing map of the world and the British Empire, supported in brass cradle with flanged rim engraved with hours and quarters, on turned and leaf capped centre column and circular base, containing French eight-day movement with lever platform escapement, 15.75ins high

Silver topped toilet bottle, the hob nail cut globe shaped body with silver top Birmingham 1903. 5ins.

Ch. Kapp, Nuremburg - a 19th century child's puzzle globe, 'La Terre', the surface applied with coloured paper gores on wood, the interior with scenes and maps of the continents, L'Afrique, L'Asia, L'Amerique, L'Europe and Oceanie, on an ebonised base; carved wood box with instructions and label 'Etudes Geographiques', 5.5in diam

A pin cushion in the form of a globe with a thimble and a tape measure in the base

[Gautron de Robien (C.-F.)] Nouvelles Ide'es sur la Formation des Fossiles, engraved plate, original yellow wrappers, uncut, worn, spine defective, Paris, 1751 ~ Millin (Aubin-Louis) Mineralogie Homerique ..., modern cloth-backed boards, Paris & Strasbourg, 1790 ~ Werner (A.G.) Nouvelle Theorie de la Formation des Filons, half-title, old boards, Paris, 1802 ~ Deluc (J.A.) Traite elementaire de Geologie, half-title, title water-stained, contemporary calf-backed boards, paris, 1810 ~ Breislak (S.) Traite sur la Structure Exterieure du Globe, ou institutions geologiques, 3 vol., contemporary morocco-backed boards, Milan, 1822, some spotting, rubbed; and c.35 others, geology, mineralogy, palaeontology etc., most French, 8vo & 4to (c.40).

Hedelin (Francois) Des Satyres, Brutes, Monstres et Demons, first edition, some browning and spotting, large bookplate of E. Massicot, 'Globe Trotter, Bibliomane', Paris, Nicholas Buon, 1627 ~ Sacy (Louis de) Traite de la Gloire, first edition, note on title, bookplate of Leon Duchesne de la Sicotiere, Paris, Pierre Huet, 1715 ~ Grotius (Hugo) Traite de la Verite de la Religion Chretienne, some spotting and marking, Paris, Ph. N. Lottin & P. G. Le Mercier, 1724 ~ Charte-Livry (Abbe de) Dialogues Critiques et Philosophiques, name obliterated from title, Amsterdam, Jean Fred. Bernard, 1730 ~ Boullainvilliers (Comte de) Essais sur la Noblesse de France, Amsterdam, 1732, eighteenth-century speckled calf, spines gilt, 8vo (5).

Rome de l'Isle (M. de) L'Action du Feu Central demontree nulle a la surface du globe, second edition, disbound, Stockholm, 1781 ~ [Le Semelier (M.)] Lettre ...sur la Chaleur du Globe, disbound, Amsterdam, 1780 ~ de laizer (Louis) Lettre a M. le Professeur Jurine ...sur le Puy Chopine, original wrappers, spine torn, Clermont, 1808 ~ Izarn (J.) Des Pierres tombees du ciel, ou Lithologie atmospherique, contemporary calf-backed boards,Paris, 1803, some spotting and browning, rubbed; and c.45 others, physical geography, weather, volcanoes, rivers etc., mostly French, 8vo & 4to (c.50).

Unusually large glass match stand of globe shape, the silver mount probably Birmingham 1913, 6" diameter.

Cut glass lamp with globe shaped cover, on round column base, 16" high.

An oak globe Wernicke & Co. Limited four section bookcase enclosed by glazed panel front with presentation plaque to the base, 34in. x 63.5in. high.