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WOMBELLS Antiques & Fine Art Auctioneers Tel: 01904 790777 Northfield Business Park, Northfield Lane, Upper Poppleton, YORK, YO26 6QU Catalogue of lots for auction sale: April 19th 2014 Lot Description Category Estimates Low/High 1 A Chinese carved hardwood travelling box MISC 0/0 2 A Windsor & Newton artist's box, late 19th cent; a writing slope, a/f (2) MISC 30/40 3 A set of British Army cavalry saddle pouches, First World War, leather; a horse bit, another leather MISC 20/30 pouch etc 4 Three terracotta lamps in ancient Roman manner MISC 0/0 4A A small doll with bisque head and limbs and linen body, with clothes and basket, early 20th cent MISC 10/30 5 A Nao table lamp base CER 10/30 6 A brass wirework globe bird cage, early 20th cent MISC 10/30 7 A wooden adjustable moulding plane variously stamped J. Miller / J. Hunter MISC 20/30 8 A mandolin, a/f MISC 10/30 8A A boxwood chess set MISC 0/0 9 The History of the Isle of Wight, Richard Worsley, printed A Hamilton, London 1781, part leather BOOK 0/0 binding a/f 9A A Shelley part tea set CER 20/40 10 A qty of Wade Whimsies etc CER 10/20 11 A Paddington Bear plush toy, clothes replaced; Paddington Bear books; two framed watercolours; a MISC 0/0 frame of reproduction banknotes etc 12 A qty of books incl reference books (4) BOOK 0/0 13 Metalwares incl a desk stand, copper kettle etc MISC 10/30 14 Books incl antiques and collector's interest BOOK 10/30 15 A modern Chinese polychrome ginger jar, various plates etc (2) CER 10/20 16 Two lizard skins, a mirror, two clocks, faux pearl necklaces etc MISC 10/30 17 Three decanters, various glassware CER 10/30 18 A qty of fishing interest books BOOK 0/0 19 Two Bausch & Lomb plate camera lenses, a part plate camera, photographic interest ephemera MISC 0/0 20 Glassware incl decanters and cut crystal (2) CER 20/30 21 A brown fibre suitcase & a qty of brass, copper & metalwares MISC 10/30 22 Two large green glass bottles and a qty of ceramics (3) CER 10/30 22A Silver plated and other cutlery, tins, ceramics etc MISC 10/30 23 The Arch of Titan, Rome, watercolour bearing signature C J Lauder RWS. PIC 30/50 23A A view of a continental wall town, etching monogrammed ''MA'', c1900, in gilt frame PIC 10/20 24 A set of three framed prints from The Scenes of The Passion series after Albrecht Durer, late 19th cent, PIC 0/0 each approx 39 x 28cm 25 A mother and child, pastel study, late 18th cent PIC 20/40 26 A modern Chinese polychrome ginger jar; a large Japanese satsuma vase bearing character signature CER 30/50 to base, two further Japanese vases (4) 27 A small Edwardian walnut cabinet MISC 30/40 28 Three generations of women outside a country cottage, oil on board bearing signature Wm Shayer PIC 300/400 182?, approx 42 x 34cm 29 A qty of teawares (2) CER 10/30 30 Four framed prints after William Russell Flint CER 20/30 31 Evening Glow, Derwentwater, coloured etching; two drypoint etching landscapes (3) PIC 10/30 32 Two pairs of brass candlesticks, further brassware etc PIC 10/30 33 Nine Shelley tea cups with a qty of matching saucers and side plates and a sugar bowl decorated with CER 30/40 an Art Deco green silver and grey geometric pattern, together with six Shelley tea cups decorated in with a green and silver band 33A Smoker's pipes and rack, cutlery and pictures MISC 0/0 34 A qty of ceramics incl Poole and Minton Haddon Hall (2) CER 10/30 35 Two gilt framed wall mirrors PIC 10/30 36 A set of four modern prints of woodland fairies PIC 0/0 37 To The Customs House, a watercolour of two Bull Dogs on a quayside with passenger ships coming in, PIC 30/50 bearing signature H Taylor 5/3/1919 38 Floral still life, oil on board, bearing signature W Joyce Lakeman, late 20th cent PIC 20/30 Printed on 04/19/2014 BOOK (Books & ephemera), CER (Ceramics & glass), COL (Collectables), FURN (Furniture), MIL (Militaria) MISC (Miscellaneous), PIC (Pictures & prints), SIL (Silver, jewellery and plated ware), TEXT (Textiles & clothing) WOMBELLS Antiques & Fine Art Auctioneers Tel: 01904 790777 Northfield Business Park, Northfield Lane, Upper Poppleton, YORK, YO26 6QU Lot Description Category Estimates Low/High 39 Three various leg of mutton guns cases MISC 30/40 40 Treen incl. three carved south east Asian dancer figures, a carved Buddha head, wooden dishes, a MISC 30/50 silver collared cane and two others. 41 A collection of Gaudy Welsh cups and saucers etc CER 20/30 42 A barge in a boatyard, oil on board painting bearing signature Ron Rosamond; an oil on board PIC 20/30 landscape view; a painting on silk of a frog (3) 43 Four large wine bottles including one in a wooden packing case MISC 50/70 43A Various vintage clothing incl Aquascutum and Jaeger (3) TEXT 0/0 44 A part set of boules in box, late 19th cent MISC 30/50 45 A large modern decorative vase CER 0/0 46 An oval wall mirror in and inlaid frame PIC 10/20 47 A Pears print of a woman and a dog; a pair of framed prints of a man with a fiddle (3) PIC 10/30 48 Four mahogany magic lantern plates each holding four slides of wild animals and birds, by W.E & F. COL 40/60 Newton, London 49 An oil on board abstract, unsigned, c1970s PIC 0/0 50 English Delft Pottery, de luxe edition book by Major R.G. Mundy signed & numbered 91/100, Herbert BOOK 10/30 Jenkins, London 1928 51 Various ceramic trinkets incl Noritake and Copeland's Imari CER 20/40 52 A qty of silver plated and other cutlery, silver plated metal wares, a dressing table set etc (2) SIL 20/40 53 A German 1960s part breakfast set, various ceramics (3) CER 10/30 53A Various glasswares and ceramics (2) CER 0/0 54 A Sestrel brass cased marine bulkhead clock, a/f MISC 20/30 55 Bubbles, Pears print in gilt frame PIC 10/30 56 A modern coaching horn, silver plated tankards, ephemera etc MISC 0/0 57 Three oak framed prints PIC 10/30 58 A pair of gilt frames. PIC 10/30 59 A wood gather, oil on canvas, bearing signature H Platt PIC 30/40 60 Portrait of a dog, oil on board PIC 0/0 61 A Dansette portable record player MISC 0/0 62 The New Bath Guide, satirical book, London 1788; The Lord of the Isles, poem by Walter Scott, third BOOK 0/0 edition Edinburgh 1815; etc 63 A whangee riding crop by Brigg with silver collar and antler handle MISC 20/30 64 Two shooting sticks, a measuring stick, a whangee cane, a/f (4) MISC 10/30 65 Glassware incl. Royal Doulton crystal CER 10/30 66 A qty of ceramics etc CER 10/30 66A A fencing foil and vest, a toy blackboard, various tins, pictures etc (2) MISC 0/0 67 A former dressing chest mirror as a wall mirror in a pitch pine frame PIC 10/30 68 Two watercolour landscapes, ''Grassington'' and ''A Farm Near Grassmere PIC 0/0 69 A large modern gilt framed wall mirror PIC 20/40 70 A watercolour landscape PIC 10/20 71 A pair of Wedgwood Jasperware candlesticks a/f, crested ware, Royal Doulton, further ceramics (2) CER 30/50 72 An ashtray with cold painted spelter dog, vintage Christmas decorations etc MISC 10/30 73 An American wooden cased mantel clock MISC 10/30 74 A slate cased mantel clock MISC 10/30 74A Various block planes, three Edwardian joinery books MISC 0/0 75 Two pairs of binoculars each leather cased MISC 20/30 76 A pair of late Victorian enamelled glass vases, further glassware (2) CER 10/30 77 Stone View Cottage, watercolour; two limited edition prints etc (4) PIC 10/30 78 A plush covered clockwork cat, a pair of onyx and brass stirrup ashtrays etc MISC 10/30 79 An Ashley Jackson limited edition landscape print PIC 10/20 80 A qty of ceramics incl teawares; a jug & bowl set (5) CER 10/30 81 Books incl antiques and collectors interest BOOK 0/0 82 A framed print of three children in bed, c1910 PIC 30/40 83 A set of five framed prints of moths and butterflies PIC 30/40 Printed on 04/19/2014 BOOK (Books & ephemera), CER (Ceramics & glass), COL (Collectables), FURN (Furniture), MIL (Militaria) MISC (Miscellaneous), PIC (Pictures & prints), SIL (Silver, jewellery and plated ware), TEXT (Textiles & clothing) WOMBELLS Antiques & Fine Art Auctioneers Tel: 01904 790777 Northfield Business Park, Northfield Lane, Upper Poppleton, YORK, YO26 6QU Lot Description Category Estimates Low/High 84 Bubbles, framed print PIC 10/30 85 A framed mezzotint print after a portrait of a Georgian lady; three other prints PIC 10/30 86 A set of three Victorian dresser bearing relief oak leaf decoration, a/f; modern Chinese plates etc CER 0/0 87 A silver plated tea pot, various cutlery and metalwares MISC 20/30 88 A qty of binocular prisms, lenses etc, all ex. Kershaws MISC 20/40 89 A collection of LPs & 45 rpm singles mainly 1960s and early 1970s (5) MISC 0/0 90 A step bamboo stick with silver collar and horn handle, c1900 MISC 10/30 91 A canvas trunk containing a qty of fabrics and sewing threads, further fabrics patterns etc (2) TEXT 20/30 92 A Leeds pottery blue and white plate, early 19th cent; further 19th cent and later ceramics, some a/f CER 10/30 93 A leather case, a modern Chinese vase, treen, three 1960s magazine racks etc MISC 0/0 94 A qty of 19th cent and later ceramics, some a/f (3) CER 0/0 95 A kitchen scales & weights MISC 10/20 96 A treen rounding tool, c1900 MISC 10/20 97 Three pairs of field glasses, two pairs of binoculars, and a telescope MISC 30/40 98 A Boosey & Hawkes violin in case with a Golden Strad bow MISC 0/0 98A A Hardy Palakona The Victor rod in bag MISC 20/40 99 Keep These Off The USA'' US Liberty Bonds poster World War I, together with a similar poster ''His MIL 0/0 Home Over There'', both a/f 100 An oval framed wall mirror PIC 10/30 101 An oil on board seascape, an oil on board nude (2) PIC 10/30 102 Full Cry, hunting interest print; a print view of Hampton Court; a print of Knaresborough (3) PIC 10/30 103 Temple of Wady Kardassy, Nubia, print after David Roberts, published Day & Son 1856 PIC 10/30 104 An octagonal oak framed wall mirror PIC 20/30 105 A needlework picture on velvet of a bird TEXT 0/0 106 Three sporting interest framed prints PIC 20/30 107 Children on a beach, 1960s print after V.
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    Instruction Manual PUSH 6423 / 6434 IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS When using an electrical appliance, basic safety should always be 9. Switch the sewing machine off ("O") when making any adjustments in followed, including the following: the needle area, such as threading needle, changing needle, Read all instructions before using this sewing machine. threading bobbin, or changing presser foot, and the like. 10.Always unplug sewing machine from the electrical outlet when DANGER - To reduce the risk of electric shock: removing covers, lubricating, or when making any other user servicing adjustments mentioned in the instruction manual. 1. An appliance should never be left unattended when plugged in. 11.Never drop or insert any object into any opening. 2. Always unplug this appliance from the electric outlet immediately 12.Do not use outdoors. after using, as well as before cleaning and other maintenance. 13.Do not operate where aerosol spray products are being used or 3. The sewing machine is equipped with a LED lamp. If the LED where oxygen is being administered. lamp is broken, it must be replaced by the manufacturer or its service agent in order to avoid a hazard. 14.To disconnect, turn all controls to the off ("O") position, then remove plug from outlet. 15.Do not unplug by pulling on cord. To unplug, grasp the plug, not WARNING - To reduce the risk of burns, fire, electric the cord. shock, or injury to persons: 16.The sound pressure level under normal operating conditions is 1. Do not allow to be used as a toy. Close attention is necessary 75dB(A).