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Los 2289
A Parker 61 9ct engine turned gold fountain pen, the case with vacant cartouche, gross weight 26.6g, 13.3cm; together with a Waterman's faux malachite fountain pen, having a 18ct gold nib; and an Elysee engine turned gilt metal fountain pen with yellow metal nib (3).Parker – overall good and complete with some general signs of handling wear only, cartridge is empty so we cannot tell if working, hallmarked in 3 separate places (to each complete part), date 1973, cartouche is vacant.
Los 2298
A collection of Victorian and later coloured glass and principally silver topped scent bottles, to include cranberry glass example with embossed silver screw cap, Birmingham 1902; one other Victorian cranberry glass example, the silver assayed London 1890; a green glass example with plain cap; a thumb-cut blue overlaid glass example with engine turned silver cap (cap a/f); various small examples; a clear glass double-ended scent bottle; and two faceted green glass double-ended scent bottles, each with brass screw and hinge caps (11)
Los 2450
A. Martin of London - a Victorian rosewood cased bracket clock, of small proportions, having a signed convex white enamelled dial with Roman numerals, engine turned brass bezel, single winding hole for a brass eight day wire driven fusee movement, the case with applied mouldings and on bun feet, h.24cm.In running order.With pendulum and keys.Appears all original.
Los 168A
1983 Datsun 280 ZX Targa Topped Automatic Sports Car: Barn find condition in need of restoration. 84000 miles shown on dashboard, grey velour interior, complete with additional bonnet, car doors and bits and bobs, log book showing three previous keepers. Viewing is essential as no effort has been made to free the brakes or start the engine.
Los 131
A George VI silver spirit-flask, by F. Burton Crosbee, Birmingham, 1939, curved and with engine-turned sides and bayonette-mounted cover; together with: a George V silver goblet, by H Phillips, London, 1933, engraved 'Bordon Cup 1935' and an Indian goblet, by Robert Cooke and Charles Kelvey, Calcutta, 20th century, 11.5cm high and smaller, 13oz 1dwt (3)
Los 142
A group of silver including: a six-piece Edward VIII silver dressing-table set, by Richard Comyns, London, 1936, each piece engine-turned; two differing compacts; a jewellery-box, by Walker and Hall, Sheffield, 1923; an Elizabeth II silver copy of an Armada dish, by Richard Comyns, London, 1969; three differing napkin-rings a silver-mounted cut-glass dressing-table jar; a tapering vase; a pair of glove-stretchers and a button-hook (qty)
Los 10
Thomas The Tank Engine - A large fibreglass smokebox cover depicting Thomas the Tank Engine, measuring approximately 122 cms in diameter and 25cms deep, was originally made to fit the front of a steam locomotive and used in several events in the early 1990's on the Welshpool Light Railway. The item packed in a large wooden crate. This lot must be paid for and collected (or despatched) no later than close of business on Tuesday
Los 532
Two George V silver hallmarked cigarette cases, one marked Birmingham assay 1911 with chased decoration, the other Birmingham assay 1929 with engine turned decoration, also included in the is a silver topped cut glass bottle and a further white metal cigarette case, total silver weight 138 g. This lot must be paid for and removed no later than close of business on Tuesday
Los 49
Second World War WRAF Casualty Interest:- a silver cigarette case with engine-turned decoration, the inner front engraved with eleven Christian names (six male, five female) and dated '5.9.39' hallmarks for Birmingham 1938, maker's mark D&F, containing a handwritten note 'This silver cigarette case belonged to Olive M Morse (known as Daphne), who was killed in a Halifax plane, whilst flying over Yorkshire in 1943, when serving in the WRAF. She was Catharine Wagstaff's step-sister'. Together with research material and photographs of the family memorial stone. Footnote:- Sergeant Morse's fatal last flight was on 14th September 1943. She was serving as Meteorologist with No. 4 Group. The Halifax LW246 of 158 Squadron crashed at Fardon near Filey North Yorkshire at approximately 1600 hours with the loss of all on board
Los 49
A Large Scale Live Steam Model of A Mid XX Century 2 Funnel Liner- 'Andromeda'. Single lined steel construction to wooden superstructure. Superstructure comes away in four pieces to reveal boiler and burner linked to a Stuart Turner 'Sun' marine engine. Driving a single propeller. Overall Length 125cm. An ideal project for a full restoration. No paperwork.
Los 60
A Toy Shop Model of a Steam Driven Workshop, comprising line shaft with accessories of a circular saw, grinding wheel and turret drill, mounted on a 11 x 4½ inch metal base with metal canopy, height 8 inch, finished in blue, green and red; fair condition. Plus a small horizontal steam engine, ¼" inch bore x ¾ inch stroke connected to a 2¾" inch flywheel plus, mounted on a metal plinth with steps and guard rail, overall dimensions 4 x 6½ inch, 4 inch high, finished in bright metal, green, cream, red to flywheel, fair.
Los 93
An Excellent Example of an Engineered Scale Model 4 Stroke Petrol Air Cooled Engine, with 2¾" flywheel (possibly based on The "Water Witch") fitted with brass fuel tank, carburetor, exhaust and 12 volt battery (contained in base), model finished in bright metal and black, mounted on a 7 x 8" wood plinth , overall height 8½".
Los 106
An Excellent Engineered Scale Model of a "Hit and Miss" Water Cooled Petrol Engine, similar to Little Brother/Galloway examples, single cylinder of 1" diameter 1½" stroke connected to twin 6" diameter flywheels, fitted with brass fuel tank, carburetor, plug and coil etc, finished in bright metal and red, mounted on a wood plinth, overall dimensions 8 x 13" x 13" high.
Los 110
A 1" Scale Model of a Circa 1840 ME Beam Engine, built by a Mr P.J Pickwick in 1967 from plans by G Gentry - powered by either steam or air to a 3" stroke piston, connected by overhead beam supported by a 5" pillar to a 9" flywheel, via brass gearing to a secondary 3" wheel, finished in bright metal and black with guard rails, stood on a hollow ceramic base 17 x 9 x 4" with a marble top, 15" high, build plans with model. Built to a very good standard.
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