A few examples of appraisal values for
20 LONDON

• (5+5) George III Silver
  (5+5) George III Silver tea/coffee Spoons; (5) no date mark, Exeter, duty mark George III (1785-1820), maker WW (William Weston) 1809-1820 London, Monogram (script): WBC, length: 5.25"; (5) coffee spoons, Edinburgh, 1806, Maker: John Ziegler, 1800-1809, 5.375", XX TO
• GRP: 9 - SEWELL 1720 - LEWIS 1941 -
  GRP: 9 - SEWELL 1720 - LEWIS 1941 - GOLDSMITH 1805 - CR...Group of nine 18th-early 20th century copies of classic works of English Literature. Includes: Sewell, "The Life and Character of Mr. John Philips," 1720 London. C.S. Lewis, "A Preface to Paradise Lost," 1941 Oxford. Oliver Goldsmith, "The Vicar of Wakefield," 1805 Hannover. Rev. G. Croly, "The Works of Alexander Pope," 1835 London, Volumes 1-4. "The Dramatic Works of William Shakespeare," 1850 London. Geoffrey Chaucer, "The Canterbury Tales," Boston. Condition: Please contact us for a detailed condition report. Please note that the lack of a condition statement does not imply perfect condition. Email condition@revereauctions.com with any condition questions.
• Mahogany, glass cased
  Mahogany, glass cased barometer/barograph by Short & Mason "Tycos", circa 1920 London. 7"h x 13.5"w x 8"d
• Four antique fishing humor original
  Four antique fishing humor original aquatints. Rare original hand colour Aquatint of a Fishing scene. Author: McLean T Anon. Printed: 1820 London. Titled: ''Digging for Bait'' ''Smiling Showers or Ducks in Delight'' ''Patience in a Punt'' and ''A Sharp Bite''. Good colour and condition some minor liquid stains and cracking of paper at edges see images. Each page measures 12'' wide x 10'' tall. Art on each page measures 8'' wide x 6.5'' tall. Shipping weight .3 lbs.
• [Group of Five Artist-Illustrated
  [Group of Five Artist-Illustrated Books] including Sir Thomas Malory Le Morte d'Arthur 1909 E.P. Dutton & Co. NY second edition illustrated by Aubrey Beardsley; Oscar Wilde Salome 1907 John Lane with 8 illustrations by Beardsley intro. by R. Ross; Clement Moore The Night Before Christmas Lippincott Phila. c. 1935 illustrated by Arthur Rackham; De la Motte Fouque Undine 1909 Heinemann London and Doubleday NY illustrated by Arthur Rackham full leather; and Oscar Wilde The Happy Prince and Other Tales 1920 London illustrated by Charles Robinson full leather.
• 1820 London maker's mark ''WP'' the
  1820 London maker's mark ''WP'' the circular cover decorated with a sailing ship and crest with motto ''Si Deus Nobiscum'' (''If God is with Us'') the underside engraved ''This Memento is in / Testimony of the High sense of / Respect entertained by / His Majesty's Government / of / Lieutenant William Edward Parry / Commander of the Hecla / On the Return of his Discovering the / North West Passage / On the 11th Day of May 1819 / It is Our pleasure to award this / together with 5 000 Pounds / 16th Day of July / 1820''. 1.25'' H x 3.5'' Dia. 5.1 oz troy approximately.