Redd Lyon Curios of Nonington @ The Shop In The Shed
Redd Lyon Curios of Nonington @ The Shop In The Shed is located in Holt Street. It’s a mainly online business that has been selling antiques, useful junk & curiosities and second time around items of assorted kinds since 1988. There are no business premises open on a daily basis, but appointments can be made to come and look at the ever changing wide variety of items in stock. Some of those items are shown below with the prices included. More items can be found on the Redd Lyon Curios Facebook page at Redd Lyon Curios of Nonington @ The Shop In The Shed
The Complete Cook by Nell Heaton-1958 revised edition-no d/j-illustrated 452 pages-£71937 The Romance of Nature-4 volume set-colour & B&W illustrations-Country Life 1937-£20 the 4 volsSheep Husbandry & Diseases by Fraser & Stamp-1961 4th edition-illustrated-with d/j-£101610-37 Hibernia [Ireland] original antique map from Camden’s “Britannia” This is an original antique map, not a reproduction. It is from William Camden’s “Britannia” [London: 1607-1637]. Engraved by William Hole +++£195+++Britannia Saxonica by Robert Morden. An original antique print from circa 1700 to 1720 +++£75+++‘Rutlandshire with Oukham and Stanford her bordering Neighbour newely described’. Performed by Johan Speede, sold by Roger Rea the Elder and younger at the Golden Crosse in Cornhill”. +++£250+++1680 Rheinland-Westfalen & Nieder Sachsen by F. De Wit. +++ An original copper engraved hand coloured map from the Composite Atlas by F. De Wit of Amsterdam, circa 1680 +++£65+++.Somerset-an original framed copy of a copper engraved and hand coloured map of Somerset originally from Christopher and John Greenwood’s Atlas Of The Counties Of England, from Actual Surveys made from the Years 1817 to 1833 (London: Greenwood & co.,1834). +++£75+++A framed antique map of the County of Sussex from “Cary’s New & Correct English Atlas”; Published by John Cary, London, 1787. +++£35+++“Putting the doctor aboard”, an original undated water-colour signed A. Whiting in the bottom right hand corner. +++£35+++Wandsworth Common, London-1873 original water colour-framed An original water colour with a written description on the back of the frame stating it’s of Wandsworth Common and dating it 1873. +++£35+++An original print take from “A Walk in and About the City of Canterbury With Many Observations Not to be Found in Any Other Description Hitherto Published” By William Gostling, 1825 fourth edition. +++£7+++1920’s Kingston near Canterbury a large framed print by X. Willis showing the ceiling at the old Ileden house, church & village views and the old Denne Hill mansion. +++£5+++Kent Pubs:-25 Whitbread pub sign cards [metal] all with a nautical connection. There are cards for pubs in Chatham, Queenborough and Whitstable in Kent as well as pubs in other counties. +++£15+++Wingham by Train Southern Railways repro poster & 2 x village history books -£12 the 3 items1800 Antique Shooting print-original-4 hand-coloured plates on one sheet-framed.There is a note on the back which came with the print indicating it may have originally been intended to be bound into a book on shooting. +++£40+++1824 Snipe Shooting near Uxbridge. An original framed antique print. Artist: Robert Junior Havell. Engraver: Robert Junior Havell Published by: J Brooker 5 Southampton Row, Bloomsbury. Print Series: Havell’s Shooting. Date: 1824 +++£12+++
European Cattle Breeds- Six 1862 original framed coloured prints from the 1856 Paris Agricultural Show
+++For sale at £7 for each framed print +++
The photos of the framed prints are listed in the following order:-
Aubrac Cow [Vache de Aubrac] Braun Schwitz Cow [Vache de Schwitz] Prinzgau cow [Vache de Prinzgau] Devon Cow [Vache de Devon Glane Cow [Vache du Glane] Caronnaise Cow [Vache Caronnaise]
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AubracBraun SchwitzPrinzgauDevonGlaneCaronnaise
Six original framed coloured heliogravure prints from:- From: ‘Les Races bovines au concours universel agricole de Paris en 1856. Etudes zootechniques publiees par ordre de s. exc. le ministre de l’agriculture du commerce et des travaux publics’ by Emile Baudement. Published by Imprimerie Imperiale, Paris, 1862.
[Cattle breeds at the Universal Agricultural Competition of Paris in 1856. Zootechnical studies published by order of His Excellency the Minister of Agriculture, Trade and Public Works by Emile Baudement. Paris : Published by Imprimerie Imperiale, Paris, 1862].
The frames measure 22 x 19 inches and are glazed with safety glass. There is some minor rubbing to the surface of some frames.
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