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† ANDREW LOGAN; a group of costume jewellery comprising a Zandra Rhodes belt, signed and dated 1987 to the reverse of the buckle set with colourful stones, also two colourful stone necklaces, signed and dated by Andrew Logan to the reverse (3).Condition Report: Again some light surface wear, but no major damgaes or breaks.
Matchbox "Superkings" a boxed K-135 Mercedes Benz Garage Transporter with Yellow cab, clear windows, red chassis, with Chrome effect plastic hubs, Black chassis to Trailer & Red plastic Loadbed which is complete with plastic Shell garage load (unchecked for completeness). Dark Red cab side Tampo Print, without roof air deflector but with Light Amber Roof Beacons and Orange/yellow vinyl Shell awning. Condition appears Good in generally Fair to Good Blue graph paper window box with crushing, foxing and slight splitting/tearing to box. See photos.
A Georg Jensen Danish silver 'Splash' brooch designed by Henning Koppel (Danish, 1918-1981), pattern No 321. Dimensions 48mm x 36mm. Condition. Overall good, light surface scratching, pin slightly bent. Please see the buyer's terms and conditions for purchasing diamonds and coloured gemstones. It is the buyer's responsibility to ensure that they are satisfied with the suitability and the condition of the lot before buying. Condition reports are available upon request and are issued as a guide only. The absence of a condition report does not imply the lot is perfect, nor does the mention of one fault preclude the presence of another.
14 boxed watches, nearly all either sealed or in as new condition. Includes 11 Sekonda watches, two Avia watches, a Seksy watch and a Strobe Limit light effect watch.It is the buyer's responsibility to ensure that they are satisfied with the suitability and the condition of the lot before buying. Condition reports are available upon request and are issued as a guide only. The absence of a condition report does not imply the lot is perfect, nor does the mention of one fault preclude the presence of another. Griffin's cannot guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.
A Georg Jensen Danish oval pierced silver brooch with a deer kneeling amongst foliage. Designed by Arno Malinowski, pattern No. 256. Dimensions 45mm x 34mm. Marked to reverse with 'STERLING DENMARK' and dotted oval George Jensen mark. Condition: Overall very good. pin straight, marks clear, light surface scratching and minor tarnishing. Please see the buyer's terms and conditions for purchasing diamonds and coloured gemstones. It is the buyer's responsibility to ensure that they are satisfied with the suitability and the condition of the lot before buying. Condition reports are available upon request and are issued as a guide only. The absence of a condition report does not imply the lot is perfect, nor does the mention of one fault preclude the presence of another.
Pair of Chinese famille rose porcelain oviform geese vases, bearing Hongxian marks, probably Republic period, with raised polychrome birds amongst foliage, bearing four iron red character marks to the underside, 23cm high, on hardwood stands. (2)CONDITION REPORT: The vases are in good condition. They both have very minor staining that can be wiped off. Very minor crazing/wear to the edges of the undersides. No losses to the polychrome. Marks nice and clear. Looks like there could've been a concentric mark to the underside that is now faded. Not viewed under UV light.
A Burmese lacquer prayer-book or devotional, 19th/early 20th c, inscribed in black with a Kammavaca manuscript over 16 rectangular panels, the margins with figural vignettes, bevelled outer covers, decorated in red and gilt, each panel 11 cm x 52cm Good condition, with some light wear, rubbing and scratches, and occasional chips.
Vintage Motor Car. 1933 Talbot 75 Saloon, chassis No 33316, 17.9 HP, engine No 633, black and light blue, with tan leather and brown interior, registration number JO 6000, sold with MOT certificate dated 1962, July 1963 tax disc (issued at Derby), photocopy of registration book with stamps from 1947-1965, insurance certificate dated 1959, and photocopies of an earlier owner Talbot cars from 1926 to the take over by Rootes in 1935 "were models of solid worth, refinement, performance and renown" (Culshaw & Horobin) Chassis Number: 33316 Engine Number : 633 (to be confirmed) Body Number : 7494 (to be confirmed) Body manufactured by Darracq. Registration Number JO 6000. Not registered with the DVLA but it is understood the number can be restored to the car. Ordered by Harwell’s Garages Limited, Park End Street, Oxford on 11th January 1932 and despatched from the Talbot Works on 14th January 1932. (invoice 225/20486) Rolling chassis completed by 8th August 1931, despatched to Darracq, body builders and returned 11th September 1931. Built on the longer 10’ chassis, the car is largely complete and shows all the features of the model: Quick lift window winder and adjustable arm rest to the driver’s door. Tables and foot rests to the rear compartment. Exterior body fittings chromium plated Louvres over each door. Special sprung bumpers front and rear. Sliding roof. Windscreen with safety glass. Sun visor across length of windscreen. Two interior lights. The interior, whilst showing some deterioration, is complete with the seats possibly restorable. The dashboard contains most of the important instruments. The body is fair and the chassis appears sound. 18” spoked wheels appear good. Four speed “silent third“ gearbox is free. 6 cylinder, 2276 cc engine seized, but complete with the exception of some of the valve rocker gear. Spares however are available from the STD Register. Power 76 bhp at 4500 rpm giving a top speed of 70 mph. Some spares and parts are with the car. Whilst the car could be fully restored, it is a suitable candidate as an “oily rag“ specimen. All in all, the car needs preserving, being one of the 3200 18 hp models manufactured. A genuine 'barn find' removed after a period of over 60 years for the present sale and entirely unrestored; a fascinating and worthwhile project
A set of seven Elizabeth II silver soup spoons, Hanoverian pattern with rat tail, by W Hutton & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1962, a silver dessert spoon and set of six teaspoons by others, same pattern, London 1885 and 1897, 18ozs 18dwts (14) No engraving except for initials on dessert spoon, light polish scratches
Charles Wilde (1856-1905) - Spring, signed, titled label to verso, oil on board, 24 x 34.5cm Provenance: Borough of Nottingham Museum & Gallery: Local Artist's Exhibition, n.d., printed label to verso inscribed in manuscript. Good, untouched condition. Varnish discoloured, light craquelure. Contemporary giltwood and composition glazed frame good. Unexamined out of frame.
A Wedgwood Dragon Lustre Malfrey pot and cover, vase and cover, Octagon Bowl and Boston Cup, designed by Daisy Makeig Jones, c1920, Malfrey pot and cover 22cm h, a pair of Wedgwood Flying Hummingbirds lustre vases, and a Wedgwood green ground Dragon Lustre cup, designed by Daisy Makeig Jones, c1920, 11.5cm diam, printed vase mark, pattern Z4831 (9) Malfrey pot - undamaged with light wear. Cover broken and re-stuck. Octagon bowl - broken and re-stuck. Vase and cover - broken and re-stuck. Hummingbirds vases - chipped or repairedDragon Lustre cup - slight wear, filled chip to underside of rim

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