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Condition reportVery minor abrasions to the corners of the board; otherwise good condition.  Framed and under glass, unexamined out of frame; ready to hang.

Condition reportThe sheet has clearly been rolled at some stage and has a number of creases running horizontally across the sheet.  Further creases around the head and torso and scattered surface…

Condition reportThe sheet is slightly rippled; some spots of staining, upper right and left corner and off the lower right corner; slight fading.Pencil SketchA few scattered surface specks of…

Andrew Ross initially produced his design for a compound monocular microscope in the early 1840s; the Y-shaped stand stabilised the device and  was the main innovative feature.

Condition report: Ivory set with good locking mechanism that works. General wear, dirt an dust to the pieces; rubbing and a few marks overall. Slight lifting to one holly veneered square of the board…

Sold with Ivory Certificate, submission reference F7NVJHQY.

Condition report: The pieces are weighted. The white king stamped Jaques London. See extra image. There is a small dark scuff across the type face of Jaques. The black queen with some loss and damage…

Condition report:One dice missing but otherwise appears complete (there is room for another counter but there are 15 of each currently so we do not believe any are missing). Chess pieces generally ok…

Condition report: Good condition with general rubbing to the patina, noticeably to the ebonised pieces which are slightly rubbed. General wear commensurate with use and age. The black queen’s crown…

Condition Report:Functioning. Light staining and marks/fading to the calendar as expected due to age and use. Knocks and wear to the case.Wear to the rolls, the top Day of the Week roll with thinning…

PROVENANCE:These figures have belonged to the vendor’s family since at least the 1920’s and were kept at the family estate in Beetham, Cumbria until it was sold in 2004. 

Provenance The Anthony & Marietta Coleridge Collection

Provenance The Anthony & Marietta Coleridge Collection

Made for gas and later adapted for electricity, with an open scroll work frame and dished cruciform well, 99cm high

Condition report: One arm slightly loose and requires simple regluing to tenon joint. The same chair with visible pegged front legs at the top - adjacent to the seat rail, possibly re strengthened…

Condition Report:structurally soundAppear very clean, few small dents as per photographs, could be easily painted overno obvious faults/repairs