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Los 360
WH MANTON; a George V hallmarked silver cigarette case of rectangular form, the hinged cover with engine turned detail surrounding a vacant cartouche, with cedar wood interior, Birmingham 1948, length 18cm.Additional InformationDent to one of the side panels, tarnishing and scratches to the top, the marks and date assay are slightly rubbed, otherwise a good clean example.
Los 745
DUNHILL; a Dunhill 70 gold plated cigarette lighter and another both with textured detail to body, both in original branded boxes, the former with instruction booklet, and a further Dunhill silver plated light patent No.466087 with engine turned detail and inscribed initials 'ML' within flag device to the lid (3).Additional InformationThe second lighter has had an owners label glued to it leaving the label and glue residue to the body. Rubbing to corners and edges, general surface wear, not tested, no guarantee of working order, boxes with general surface wear with fading and rubbing to the gilt lettering.
Los 385
TEXA; a gentleman's sterling silver wristwatch, the outer case with engine turned detail enclosing a square body with Arabic numerals and textured dial, stamped 'PAT; APP Brevet 202629', the outer case back with presentation inscription, length of case 40mm.Additional InformationHeavy wear, the strap is in poor condition with scratches, scuffs. We are unable to tell if the watch is in working order.
Los 174
HORNBY; approximately thirty-five Skaledale buildings and track architecture including Coaling Tower, Dutch Barn, Skaledale East Water Tower, St. Andrew's Church Signal Box, Coal Drop Overshoot and Steps, Coal Drop Shed Base, Terrace House, Great Northern Skale Regis Goods Shed, Coal Staides, War Memorial, Platform Footbridge, Corrugated Nissen Hut, Great Northern Station Building, Great Northern Skale Regis Engine Shed, Great Northern Signal Box, Farm Out House, some multiples. Additional InformationBoxes worn, components generally appear ok.
Los 336
CHARLES BOYTON & SON LTD; a pair of George V hallmarked silver napkin rings with engine turned detail and engraved initials 'RW', London 1920 and a further single napkin ring, approx 4.2ozt/133g, and a cased plated pair of napkin rings modelled as cuffs with bright cut foliate detail and inscribed 'George' and 'Florrie' respectively.Additional InformationScratches, nicks, scuffs, tarnish, case worn, etc.
Los 99
A Dutch silver letter rack, the pierced and relief panels decorated with a bird amongst scrolling foliage, together with a silver lidded toilet jar, decorated in relief with putti, an Art Deco engine turned matchbook holder and a white metal and cork bottle stop (4) letter rack approx 94g, matchbook holder and toilet jar lid approx 40g.
Los 243
An extensive Marklin 00 gauge 3-rail electric railway, to include; a DA800 4-6-2 tender engine, four sleeping car coaches, a CM800 0-6-0 tank engine, an 0-4-0 Railbus & trailer, an 0-4-0 tank wagon an Aval tank wagon and a Kuklwagen goods wagon, track, points, platforms, bridges and bookletsCondition report: Played with condition or better, together with many original Marklin boxes
Los 134
A quantity of gold jewellery, to include a pair of 9ct gold engine turned chain link cufflinks, Birmingham, a gold Star of David pendant, marked 9ct, suspended on a 9ct gold curb link chain, and a 9ct front and back locket grain set with a rose cut diamond, and a gold belcher link chain, tested as approximately 9ct gold (5)9ct gold - 11.95g total
Los 284
An extensive Hornby 'Dublo' 3-rail electric railway,to include; Duchess of Montrose 2-6-4 locomotive and tendera Duchess of Atholl 2-6-4 locomotive and tender, a 2-6-0 LMS tank enginea 2-6-0 LNER tank locomotive, carraiges, goods trucks and tank wagonstrack, points, signals and buffers, station buildings, platforms together with many original boxes and Hornby bookletsCondition report: Played with condition or better apart from the tender of the Duchess of Atholl, which has surface rust from storage in damp conditions.
Los 730
Luca Papaluca (1890-1934) The Steam Ship SS Endymion sailing off Naples with a smouldering Mount Vesuvius in the background, flying a merchant navy ensign and Royal Dart Yacht Club pennant, signed, bodycolour, 38x60cm. The SS Endymion was a British Cargo Steamer of 887 tons built in 1909 by John Fullerton & Company, Paisley, Yard No 207 for J. & P. Hutchison, Glasgow. She was powered by a steam triple expansion engine. In 1934 she was purchased by Moss Hutchison Line, Glasgow and in 1934 by Verano S.S Co , Gibraltar. On the 21st January 1938 she was torpedoed and sunk by the Spanish nationalist submarine General Sanjurjo when 16nm S of Cabo Tiñoso when on passage from Newport for Cartagena with a cargo of coke.
Los 767
A Holland & Holland 12-bore hammer action shotgun, with 28" inch side-by-side Damascus barrels, finely foliate-engraved locks, hammers and trigger guard, nicely figured engine-turned walnut stock, numbered '6876', Serial No.29226 marked on action and between barrels, bores measure approximately 0.740 left and 0.708 right as you look down them. walls approximately 0.029 – 0.039 inches, the other measures from approximately 0.054 – 0.059. In Holland and Holland fitted brown leather case with original oil bottle. Condition: the stock has some knocks and scuffs, the barrels are free from pitting with mirror finish inside, when hung the barrels emit a nice tonal ring. (A Valid shotgun certificate must be provided to handle or purchase this shotgun)
Los 124
A silver and cedar lined cigarette box with engine turned decoration, London, 1960, maker's mark of Padgett & Braham Ltd, 17.5cm wide, together with another silver and cedar lined cigarette box, marks rubbed, inscribed to the front 'From the Commanding Officer and Officers of HMS Loch Fyne, August 1951' (2)
Los 483
Collection of ten aviation photographs, including images of Derwent engine, Avro Tudor II, scenes of an Avro Lancastrian, and Merlin power egg.Taken by an unknown photographer known to have lived and worked in the Alsager area towards the end of WWII and into the 1950's.The largest measures 37.5 x 25cm
Los 357
Victorian castle-topped silver-mounted aide memoire by Nathaniel Mills, Birmingham 1847, the cover decorated with a scene of Kings College, Cambridge surrounded by scrolling decoration and the back decorated with scrolling flowers, the interior with ivory leaves and engine-turned pencil, 8cm x 5cm Condition ReportNo visible dents/scratches but surface tarnishing; the silk covered end sheets have split from the front and back covers
Los 317
Silver cigarette case with engine-turned decoration and an Art Deco silver plated hip flask of stylised design with engine-turned panel (2) Condition ReportPlease see attached further images. We do not offer postage, please contact either mjmpost458@gmail.com or info@mbecheltenham.co.uk for a quote.
Los 288
A 1940s glass and silver lidded scent bottle, circular glass bottle with silver circular engine turned lid, Birmingham 1945, maker William Adams Ltd, 12cm high approx, another matching lid (missing glass bottle) and a 1920s glass scent bottle with silver mount (missing lid) circular glass bottle, Birmingham 1926, maker William Adams Ltd, 11cm high approx (3)
Los 101
An 18ct yellow gold Parker fountain pen with engine turned case, for restoration to/w a 9ct yellow gold Waterman fountain pen a/f and two 9ct yellow gold retractable pencils (4)Parker some small dents to body, Waterman lacks threaded inset on lid so won't screw on body- body not fixed - needs re-cementing.Neither pen tested for writingThe Waterman is a level filler
Los 133
Asprey - An enamel powder compact, the square chamfered silver compact with polychrome enamelled decoration featuring a still life study of vase of flowers with birds nest at foot of a column, opening to reveal mirror and compact with mesh insert, Birmingham 1941, the reverse with engine-turned decoration, 7 x 7 cmSmall bruise to top left corner of enamel, otherwise appears intact apart from surface scratches
Los 22
A cased silver and gilt 'Easter Egg Clock' by The St James House Company, London 1983, the quartz watch movement with 17mm diameter dial, contained in engine turned case surmounted with a pearl and cast with leaf scroll and swag ornament, 8.5cm high, limited edition no. 19/500, gross weight 2.5ozs (78g), with certificate and covering notewatch mounting loose and attached with mounting putty; lacks winder
Los 131
Rosemary Rees MBE (1906-1995) A set of six pilot's log books dating between June 25th 1933: (Trial Lesson in a Club Cadet) to 23rd June 1947, together with a leather flying helmet, leather gloves, two photograph albums, photographs of Ms Rees as a dancer and related ephemera and books on flying.*Notes Daughter of Sir John Rees, Rosemary began her early career as a dancer travelling around the world and performing in Ceylon, China and America. After her trial lesson in 1933 she gained her full licence after only six hours of flying time. By the time she joined the ATA she had obtained her instructors licence and over 600 hours flying time. As one of the first eight female pilots of the ATA she began to fly a wide range of aircraft including Spitfires, Hurricanes and Mosquitos as well as larger four engine aircraft. In 1941 she became deputy to Margot Gore at the all female ferry pool at Hamble-on-Solent eventually flying 91 different types of aircraft. In 1946 she began her own charter company called 'Sky Taxi'
Los 2
A 1965 Austin Champ 1/4 ton 4x4 CT light truck, registration BHW 59C: chassis number 4130, Vehicle 41 BE 30, 6/VEH/5931, 2386cc petrol engine, cast iron cylinder head stamped UNF, 16391 miles, green with canvas tilt, the body mounted pick axe, shovel , jerry can and spare wheel, together with worn spare tilt, starting handle and relevant paperwork. * Notes Inspired by The Willys Jeep the specification for a British Army light truck was issued in the 1940s, After 30 various types of prototype the Austin Motor Company was awarded the contract to supply 15,000 and the first one produced rolled off the production line in 1951. More expensive and less adaptable than the Land Rover the contract was amended and only 11,000 were eventually supplied to the British Army.
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