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Spice jar rack. Ceramics. Spanish School, 19th century. It has defects. Table spice rack made of glazed ceramic in its own color with touches of other tones around the handles, formed by joining a series of small jugs. This type of piece is very common in European rustic schools.
· Size: 16x16x15 cms.
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Ref.: ZF1421
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Canteen. Glazed ceramic. Spanish School, late 18th century. It has defects. A green-glazed ceramic jug or canteen with two handles and a flat back for wall hanging. The front features a light relief decoration with simplified geometric and plant elements influenced by older Spanish school designs. Weight: 2.35 kg.
· Size: 23x15x30 cms
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Ref.: ZF1425
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Lacquered tray. Japan, possibly 19th century. Dark red lacquered oval tray with a raised rim and decorative elements in various shades, most notably gold, forming flowers, stems, and butterflies. It is very similar to pieces made in Japan during the late Edo period or the Meiji era, but also to more or less contemporary Chinese works.
· Size: 46x75 cms.
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Ref.: Z5443
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Countertop. Walnut wood. Late 19th–early 20th century. Countertop for a shop made of walnut wood and curved at one end.
· Size: 59x3,5x385 cms
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Ref.: Z0996
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Three volumes, God and his works (…). Barcelona, J. Verdaguer, 1843 and 1841. Set of three bound volumes matching (with title and numbers 1, 2 and 4 on the spine) the books: -God and his works. Album of 230 very fine open steel plates. Complement to those accompanying the Picturesque Dictionary of Natural History. (…) Barcelona, J. Verdaguer Printing House, 1843. -Album of quadrupeds. Collection of 148 open steel plates for the illustration of the Picturesque Dictionary of Natural History. Barcelona, J. Verdaguer Printing House, 1841. -God and his works. Bird album. Collection of 188 open steel plates for the illustration of the Picturesque Dictionary of Natural History. Barcelona, J. Verdaguer Printing House, 1841.
· Size: 15x12x22 cms
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Ref.: Z2223
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In two volumes, The Disinherited. Misadventures of Life. FERNÁNDEZ Y GONZÁLEZ, Manuel. Manini Brothers, Publishing House, Madrid, 1865 (vol. 1) and 1866 (vol. 2). They present damage. A two-volume novel by Manuel Fernández y González (Seville, 1821-Madrid, 1888), a Spanish writer known and appreciated above all for his serial novels, although he also worked as a theatre critic. Experts attribute to him between one hundred and seventy and two hundred novel titles, around thirty plays, theatre criticism, poems in the style of José Zorrilla and some dramas. With this novel he paid tribute to costumbrismo.
· Size: 16x6x26 cms
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Ref.: Z4902
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Lot of eight medical books. Spain, 1889-1890. Lot of books, with handwritten inscription, consisting of: -Three volumes, Lectures on therapeutic clinic by Dr. Dujardin-Beaumetz…”. Second Spanish edition, fourth printing. Madrid, Editorial bookstore of D. Carlos Bailly-Bailliere, 1890. -Medical clinic. Clinical lectures given at the Faculty of Medicine of Valencia during the course of 1888 to 1889 by D. Francisco Moliner…”. Valencia, Pascual Aguilar Bookstore, 1889. -Two volumes, Manual of internal pathology by G. Dieulafoy…”. Library of the Journal of Practical Medicine and Surgery. Second corrected and expanded edition. Madrid, Administration of the Journal of Practical Medicine and Surgery, 1889. -Elements of venereal pathology by D. José Pareja Garrido (…). Granada, Imp. of the Widow and Children of Paulino V. Sabatel, 1889. -Diseases of the digestive system by doctors D. Bartolomé Robert (…) and D. Emerenciano Roig y Bofill (…). Library of the journal of practical medicine and surgery. Madrid, Administration of the Journal of Practical Medicine and Surgery, 1889.
· Size: 15x28x22 cms
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Ref.: Z0801A
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Pair of seals. Carved stone. Far East, possibly 19th century. Pair of carved stone seals with square bases (on which the carved ideogram or letters appear) and decorated with two beings, known as lions of Fu or Buddha, each with a cub on its back. Buddha lions are mythical oriental animals originating in the Buddhist tradition that protect against evil spirits, bad energies and bad people.
· Size: 3x3x8,5 cms.
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Ref.: ZF0912
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Spice rack. Silver. Spain, 20th century. With contrast marks. Oval-shaped vessel supported by four legs with a human head, extended wings and an architectural base with vegetal decoration with a marked classicist taste. Stylistically, it is inspired by old models of Spanish silverware. You can see the star reserved for First Law silver in the 1935 Regulation, and a silversmith's mark that has not been identified.
· Size: 12,5x11x11,5 cms
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Ref.: ZF1375
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Poster, Bullring of Seville. Printed paper, framed. Seville, 1877. It has faults. Poster made by the printing house located on Juan de Burgos Street (today Fernán Caballero Street) for the bullfight on November 25, 1877 in the so-called “Seville Bullring”, now better known as the Maestranza, which was completed in 1876 by the architect Juan Talavera de la Vega.
· Size: 74x4x58 cms
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Ref.: ZF135402
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Bullfighting poster. Printed paper, framed. Seville, Spain, towards the second half of the 19th century (1844). It has faults. Bullfighting poster (note the handwritten note with the month of May) for a bullfight to be held on the afternoon of Monday the 12th “of the current month” in the bullring of Seville, better known today as the Maestranza. We are aware of the preservation of another identical poster, in a private collection, dated there in 1844, thanks to a newspaper article (Diario de Sevilla, Sunday 29 October 2000, “Romero debuted in La Pañoleta”, “The Bullfighting Fair of 1847”).
· Size: 74x4x58 cms
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Ref.: ZF135403
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Poster, Santo Domingo de Alquézar Cologne Water. Madrid, possibly around 1900. Colour advertising poster for Agua de Colonia Santo Domingo de Alquézar, citing the three places where it was sold in Madrid. Comparing it with the poster kept in the Archive of the Community of Madrid, dated 1907, changes can be seen in the text and the absence of telephone numbers in the present, in addition to the different design between the two.
· Size: 34x0,1x49 cms
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Ref.: ZF135438
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Cupid with boar. Glass. 19th century. Glass cameo depicting a cherub or cupid accompanied by a boar, modelled on an amethyst from the Thomas Dundass Collection, reproduced in an engraving by Thomas Worlidge (One Hundred and Eight Engravings from Antique Gems, 1863, James Vallentin).
· Size: 2,5x0,2x2 cms
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Ref.: ZF128401
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GUZZI motorcycle, Grand Tourer (GT) 16, 500 (498) cc, 1931. No documentation is preserved. Requires restoration. The engine has movement (not locked). Moto Guzzi (also known as Guzzi in Italy) is the name of a famous and legendary Italian motorcycle manufacturer, founded on March 15, 1921 by Carlo Guzzi, Giorgio Parodi and mechanic Giovanni Ravelli. Throughout the Over time, the firm has been controlled by different companies and in 2004, it became part of the Piaggio Group and in 2005, Daniele Bandiera was appointed general manager of Moto Guzzi SpA. According to the founders' plans, Moto Guzzi achieved promotion thanks to victories in motorcycle Grand Prix races. In 1935, they took part in a race on the Isle of Man, and won the Senior TT category (500cc motorcycles). ), and Lightweight (350cc motorcycles). In both cases the pilot was Stanley Woods, who until the previous year was a pilot for the Husqvarna brand. Until mid-1940, the traditional 500cc single-cylinder 4-stroke engine was the most powerful. performance sold to the public. In 1927 Giuseppe Guzzi designed a prototype derived from the sports model which he called Grand Tourer (GT) and with which he himself made a 6000 km trip to North Cape (CT 500) in the summer of 1928, thus creating very good publicity. for the home. The GT 16 (498 displacement) was introduced in 1931, with engine and chassis derived from the Sport 15, and 754 of these were made.
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Ref.: ZF0753
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Wash basin. Stone. 18th century. A stone basin or tub with three of its walls straight inside and out and one of the smaller ones with an inward slope (a side used to wash clothes thanks to this shape). On the other side, towards the lower area, there is a hole for easier emptying. This type of piece was really common until the widespread introduction of washing machines and running water in homes, especially those in which there are no decorative elements, as is the case here. Also, being a completely utilitarian element, its shape and material hardly changed over the centuries.
· Size: 147x104x48 cms.
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Ref.: ZF1305
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Rectangular washing basin. Stone. 18th century. Rectangular stone basin or tub with three of its walls straight inside and out and one of the smaller ones with an inward slope (the side used to wash clothes thanks to this shape). On the other side, towards the lower area, there is a hole for easier emptying. This type of piece was really common until the widespread introduction of washing machines and running water in homes, especially those in which there are no decorative elements, as is the case here. Also, being a completely utilitarian element, its shape and material hardly changed over the centuries.
· Size: 182x96x45 cms.
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Ref.: ZF1306
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Officer's girdle sword, dress sabre or officer's sabre. Solingen, Germany, first quarter of the 19th century. Signed sheet. It has a garnish with decorative elements of a strong classical influence in relief and a pommel with a lion's head on a curve. Note the handles, with two bands with plant decorations. The front of the handle has scrolls, palms and plant elements framed by a figurative theme also classical (possibly a river allegory). The straight blade has the first third decorated with a blued finish and gold engravings (on the moustache you can clearly read "Solingen"), the second follows the recessed edge ending in a point, and the final part already shows the two edges that are common in these pieces.
· Size: 11x5x97 cms.
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Ref.: ZF1297
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Ashtray. Silver (.833) in its colour. Porto, Portugal, 1938-1984. With contrast marks. Ashtray with two silver supports in its colour, decorated with a series of vegetal and architectural elements of Rococo influence (note the arched shape of the wide area), but with an arrangement that follows neoclassical models of the 19th century. This combination of styles was common in 19th century European silverware, and remained popular afterwards. The hallmarks on it place its manufacture in Oporto (Portugal), and date it between 1938 and 1984, indicating the metal's fineness (.833). Weight: 225 grams.
· Size: 14,5x20x4 cms.
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Ref.: ZF1311
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“The heart in the hand. Memoirs of a mother. Novel of customs”. PÉREZ ESCRICH, Enrique. Two volumes. Madrid, Miguel Guijarro Editor’s Bookstore, 1863. Work published in two volumes by the Miguel Guijarro Bookstore, with illustrations. Its author, Enrique Pérez Escrich (Valencia, October 6, 1829 - Madrid, April 24, 1897), also known by his pseudonyms Carlos Peña-Rubia and Tello, was a Spanish writer and playwright, and is considered one of the Spanish masters of the nineteenth-century serial novel.
· Size: 15x2x22 cms.
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Ref.: Z2642A
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Double-leaf door in carved walnut and pine wood. Requires restoration. Both panels are decorated with geometric elements framed in mouldings. The frame stands out for the movement and importance of its mouldings: the semicircles in the centres of the sides and the widening of the corners are reminiscent of Baroque models. This type of decorative element was used in important houses and was frequently replaced once stylistic innovations became established, so it is not often preserved.
· Size: 226x15x275 cms.
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Ref.: Z2125
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Death of Cleopatra. Framed engraving. Engraving by Jean Georg Wille, after painting by Gaspar Netscher. To Paris: chez l\\'Auteur Quay des Augustines à coté de l\\'Hotel d\\'Auvergne. Imp. 1754. Framed engraving with a historical theme very common in European art since the Renaissance. Cleopatra is seated in a luxurious interior, with a small snake in her hand, and accompanied by a maid, who brings her hands to her face in a gesture of of pain for the outcome of the story. In the lower area, more details of the work are carried (heraldic shield in the center, engraver, place, information about the work it is inspired by, etc.).
· Size: 44x1,5x61 cms. Int 29x40 cms
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Ref.: Z2355
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Intaglio or cameo, Hippocampus. Glass. Possibly Italy, 19th century. A sea monster, called a hippocampus and usually associated with the god Poseidon, can be seen, with the lower part (chest down) in the shape of a fish and the upper part of a horse. Note the appearance of a rider and waves alluding to the sea. These types of pieces were created in large numbers as they were highly appreciated as souvenirs by travellers on the Grand Tour, and several were often collected to make collections.
· Size: 1,2x0,2x1,6 cms
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Ref.: ZF128425
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Bottle rack. Polychrome iron. 20th century. Tall cabinet with curved legs and double doors at the front, with iron shelves (double wires on each “shelf”) for storing bottles. It is decorated with curved rods accompanied by bunches of grapes at the front, and a simple trellis on the other sides of the cabinet, as well as crests and curves at the top.
· Size: 85x46x190 cms.
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Ref.: ZE250
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Pair of mirrors with appliqués. Metal, glass. 20th century. Pair of wall mirrors with metal frames, decorated with architectural and plant elements with a clear classicist influence (note the openwork, the small crest located at the top of both and the mask that appears in the areas below) and which also have a three-light wall light at the front, with arms decorated with plant motifs.
· Size: 43x15x55 cms
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Ref.: ZF0277
