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Los 164
Gent`s antique silver pocket watch by the British Watch Co. Ltd, London, key wind, "working" order, silver dial with ornate floral centre, approx. 50mm, seconds dial & gold faced Roman numerals, very light amateur engraving below the no. twelve, ornately patterned bezel & back case with gold faced garter shaped cartouche to centre, h/m Birmingham 1916, complete with key
Los 214
Ladies` Rolex Oyster Perpetual wristwatch, model no. 79174., circa. 2005, automatic movement, "working" order, white dial, centre sweep finger, batons for numerals & date-just feature, scratch resistant sapphire crystal, waterproof screw down crown, stainless steel case with white metal fluted bezel, fitted with stainless steel Jubilee bracelet, very slight light surface scratches to clasp, complete with red case, outer box, papers & tags etc.
Los 483
WWI family Medal pairs, comprising pair awarded to 41079, Pte. E. Cowling, Yorkshire Light Infantry, with Wound badge (with War Grave photograph in folder & group photograph `The Koli Boys`) & pair awarded to 43661, Pte. W. R. Cowling, Yorkshire Regt. (with young photograph, photo lapel badge, shoulder titles, Royal Army Temperance Assoc. India 1911 Coronation fob medal & postal box), medals mainly extremely fine, plus cloth patch & Christmas 1914 tin, faded (small lot)
Los 481
LATE 19th CENTURY GERMAN FIGURAL PORCELAIN FOUR LIGHT CANDELABRUM, MODELLED AS A LADY WITH A PARROT ON HER RIGHT SHOULDER, standing in front of floral encrusted tree stump, issuing three conforming branches with urn shaped sconces and petal shaped drip pans, raised on a gilt scrolled base, 21" (53.3cm) high, underglazed blue mark
Los 75
AN EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY ELECTRICAL CEILING LIGHT FITTING AND SHADE, the cone shaped glass shade with floral etched and frosted bands, beneath a gilt metal fitting with three foliate scroll supports, the drop 25 ¼" (64.2cm), AND AN EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY CEILING LIGHT SHADE, with fluted translucent white glass dome, supported in a gilt metal band frame, 12" (30.5cm) diameter (2)
Los 18
Fine bindings - including Pendennis A. Esq. " The Newcomers Memoirs of a Most Respectable Family", in two vols, ills by Richard Doyle, Bradbury and Evans, some foxing, marbled boards, half calf, raised bands and gilt titles to spine, Clarkson Henry " Memories of Merry Wakefield, and Octeganarian's Recollection...." Wakefield 1887, some light foxing throughout, marbled boards, half calf, gilt titles, raised bands to spine, Hamilton, Count Anthony " Fairy Tales and Romances", Henry G. Bohn 1849, marbled boards, half calf, raised bands and gilt decorations to spine, all marbled edges, " The Blind Beggar of Bethnal-Green and Pretty Bessy", Peirce and Hyde 1848, frontis, various ills throughout, marbled boards, half leather, raised bands, gilt titles to spine and 13 other vols (18)
Los 20
Fine binding - Brayley, Edw. Wedlake "A Topographical History of Surrey..." in five volumes, printed G. Willis in 1850, illus. throughout with maps, plates, plans etc. some folding, some light foxing on plates, rebound in modern half calf, marbled boards, raised bands, gilt decorations, pastedowns to spine in red and black with titles and volume no. (5)
Los 398
A Louis XVI style gilt metal and white marble three-piece clock set, the clock dial signed "Tison-Delfosse", French cylinder movement, signed Japy Freres, striking on a bell, the gilt drum with flower basket surmount, supported on a canopy with four columns and cast swags, shaped platform, 40cms and matched with a pair of three-light candelabra, 27cms, (3).
Los 254
A mid 20th Century moulded glass candlestick of Oriental design with caryatid column on circular decorated base with central obelisk flanked by two sconces, 20.5 ins (52 cms) high; together with a ceiling light with brass winged and partially clothed cherub hanging beneath a single opaque glass ceiling shade
Los 948
Music Memorabilia: The Jimi Hendrix Experience, collection of original Sound City receipts 1966 - 1967. Jimi Hendrix receipt & carbon for Marshal Super Fuzz 20/1/67, Noel Redding loan receipt carbon for Fender Tele Bass 24/1/67 signed Noel Redding & Tony Garland, Chas Chandler - invoice for 3 sets Fender light gauge 1/11/66 & a carbon for the same dated 27/10/66
Los 1440
Nikon FM Cameras: black, serial no.2386267, with Nikon series E f/1.8 50mm lens and chrome, serial no.3068801, with Nikkor f/2 50mm lens, Nikon series E f/2.8 100mm lens, in maker`s case (a lot) black FM - body G, normal to light wear, shutter working, lens G, clean and clear, chrome body G-VG, shutter working, lens G, some surface marks
Los 1493
A Leica IIIg serial no. 969187, chrome, with Summicron f/2 50mm lens, serial no.1144742, case and lens cap, body F/G, lens F, shutter working on fast speeds and D/A only Body shows signs of light to moderate use with minor bright marks and superficial marks, particularly on windon knob, ends next to strap lugs and baseplate. Blinds, viewfinder and rangefinder appear to be OK. Lens chrome marked with small scratches and nicks, but no signs of serious impact. Stiff iris, focus OK. Lens coatings appear to be good and lens would benefit from internal clean. Case shows signs of heavy use, but perfectly functional.
Los 1184
A Wood and Brass 12in x 10in Field Camera, no maker`s name visible, comb-jointed with black bellows (G-VG), with Clement and Gilmer f/8 lens with rim-operated iris (VG) Camera well preserved, signs of light use - apart from some scoring around the tripod areas the wood is in above-average condition. Brasswork a little dulled but clean, and complete apart from one of the two knobs that control front rise. Bellows in good shape, leather strap present. Lens optically and cosmetically excellent, rarely seen in such a bright and smart condition.
Los 1585
A Walnut-Veneered Table Stereoscope, circa 1906-1932, with approximately 45 glass stereoscopic slides on internal rotating mechanism, subject matter mainly of English gardens, landscapes, zoo animals and some interior views, rack and pinon focusing and later electric adaptation some chipping to veneer at base, no major damages, some light scratching and marks to body, glass plate at back intact
Los 1185
Hand and Stand Cameras: a Sanderson quarter-plate serial no. 7737, c.1904, P, with f/6.8 Goerz Doppelanastigmat 120mm lens, G, in working Compur dial-set shutter; and unbranded camera, tropical style with teak body and brass binding, G, with Carl Zeiss Jena f/4.5 Tessar 12cm lens, G, in Compur dial-set shutter, slow speeds sticky but working, with film back, in leather case Sanderson shows signs of heavy use, and is a restoration project. Bellows are worn, case looks scuffed and tired. Lens and shutter not pristine, but in good working order. The unmarked camera has signs of light to moderate use, and may be American in origin It`s lightly built and suffers by comparison with classic British manufacture, but a pretty little item nonetheless. Lens clean, shutter could probably be easily returned to total efficiency.
Los 1313
A Rolleiflex 2.8D TLR Camera, serial no. 1606997, with Zeiss Planar f/2.8, G, with instructions and erc; and fitted accessory case for Rolleikin, filters, lens hood, tripod, quick release plates etc Camera has signs of light use with a few rub marks on exposed areas. Lens clean without significant faults, possibly some internal debris at extreme edges. Shutter and delayed action work, exact readings not tested.
Los 1377
A Canon VI-T, serial no. 603170, G, with Canon meter, f/1.2 lens, P, cap, boxed lens hood, instructions Body is clean - signs of light use only. It seems to work well - rangefinder works but patch a bit dull. Meter responds to light and retains translucent baffle. Lens has signs of moderate to heavy use with paint loss on barrel. Optics show extensive internal clouding, but might clean up if dismantled. Lens hood is immaculate as is original leather case; cartonboard container failing at glue seam but in reasonable condition. Clean instruction book.
Los 1242
A Thornton-Pickard Ruby Half-Plate Mahogany and Brass Camera, serial no. 2613a, with brass binding and red bellows, working roller-blind shutter, stereo and normal lens boards, Taylor, Taylor & Hobson f/6.5 7.7 in Cooke lens and cased close-up lens, all G, with three dds and canvas case Camera believed to have been used by a portrait photographer in Clevedon Bristol c. 1905, but it only carries signs of light use. Difficult to find this camera in such complete and smart condition, and the lens and accessories are most desirable. Battered canvas case the only trivial downside.
Los 1272
Folding and Other Cameras: Agfa Isolette II with rare Agfa Solinar f/3.5 75mm lens, in maker`s box and erc, Canon QL f/1.7 45mm lens, in maker`s erc, Zeiss Icarette 500/2 with Tessar f/4.5 105mm lens, Kodak Autographics (2), Ensign Selfix 420 with Ensar Anastigmat f/4.5 105mm, in maker`s box, other cameras and light meters (14) (a lot)
Los 1241
A London Stereoscopic Company `Carlton` Twin-Lens Reflex Camera, with matching London Stereoscopic Black Band 5in x 4in taking lens, magazine with plateholders, F-G, with fitted London Stereo velvet-lined leather case and home-made tripod top Exceptionally complete and unusual example of camera that was introduced in 1894. Camera bears signs of light to moderate use. Some internal rust on the changing mechanism, wear on the carrying handle and trivial marks on leatherette and metalwork do not greatly detract. Lens has internal marks which may clean off if dismantled, and iris needs to be freed up.
Los 1150
A Voigtlander Bessa II Camera, with Apo-Lanthar f/4.5 105mm lens in Synchro-Compur shutter, in maker`s case and lens hood, in maker`s case, body G-VG, shutter working, lens G-VG light signs of wear, some chipping to paint around edges of folding mechanism, bellows lightly creased, no heavy wear or signs of holes, lens is clear and clean, camera erc has some glue residue to one side and strap has some heavier wearing at fastenings, lens hood and case are in good condition
Los 1534
An Angenieux Lens in L39 Mount, type P1 f/1.8 90mm lens serial no. 180507, body P with paint loss and minor scratching, stiff focus, optics F-G, with minor internal dust and coating marks; Angenieux front cap, P Unusual lens, optically serviceable. Notable amber cast when held against the light.
Los 1151
An Underwood `The Club` 6 x 5 Mahogany and Brass Camera, with black bellows, with f/8 8in brass lens, in Thornton Pickard roller blind shutter, ivorine plaques printed `E & T Underwood Patenteers & Manufacturers, Birmingham` and `The Club Underwood`s Patent`, body G, shutter working, lens F Unusually well preserved and attractive - the usual minor faults do not greatly detract. Lens rear element has some separation to rear edge, otherwise clean and clear, roller-blind shutter tested with cable release, some heavier wear to leather carry strap by fixing, glass plate to rear appears to be a replacement, different colour wood, ivorine lable printed `Benetink & Co Cheapside London EC`, some light scratching and marks to body of camera, bellows some pin holes to corners
Los 600
A Braun SK 5 Radiogram, in whitewood and light grey-painted steel cabinet, with hinged perspex and whitewood lid, designed by Dieter Rams and Hans Gugelot, successor to the SK4, icon of modern design, produced in 1956; this example was purchased from Martin`s in King`s Road, London in around 1960, 585mm wide
Los 1155
A Watson `Alpha` Tropical Half-Plate Hand and Stand Camera, serial number 13571, dovetailed mahogany body with brass binding, offered from 1894 `for hot climates`, with black bellows, original strap, working spirit level stamped `TT&H` (Taylor Hobson), Watson 8.6 x 6.5 in lens with wheel stops, Thornton-Pickard snap-shot shutter (fires, but blinds not light-tight) and one brass-bound dds, camera E, lens F Exceptionally fine hand and stand camera with attractive brass binding. Woodwork in fine condition apart from the usual trivial marks and scratches, brasswork complete and original retaining most of original lacquer, black bellows in good condition, sliding glass screen. Working bidirectional spirit level, shutter with original cord pull and attractive wood finish, blinds a little wrinkled. Lens has ding on front rim and some internal marks which may clean off if dismantled.
Los 1186
Wood and Brass Field Cameras: tailboard camera by Photo-Vulga Paris, plate size 13 x 18cm, revolving bellows giving landscape or portrait by means of stud-and-keyhole system, F-G, with non-working roller blind shutter and unmarked meniscus lens with screw-in aperture, G; and Houghton Triple Victo half-plate serial no. 11576, P, missing tripod fitments, lens board not original The French camera shows signs of light to moderate use, with no major issue. It has intact but shabby bellows and comes with a simple lens and French-made shutter, which needs repair. Good example of a design popular on the Continent but less so in the UK. Victo is shabby with various faults and missing parts and is a restoration project. It does have reasonably intact bellows, though.
Los 1261
A Dallmeyer Hand or Stand Camera, 5 x 4 inch, with gem size multiplying back (rear viewing screen having 7 1-inch circular apertures covered by swinging brass covers), black bellows, F-G, Zeiss Patent 11.5 inch lens in working Volute shutter, F-G Unusual camera that looks better than F-G rating might suggest. Model has not been positively identified. Best guess is that it is American-made which Dallmeyer imported to sell under their own name. Interior condition extremely good, with polished brass and woodwork bearing relatively light to moderate signs of use. Leather covered case has scuffs and surface loss but by no means tatty, and the lens is attractive in appearance with some internal marks or fungus that may clean off if dismantled.
Los 1183
A Sanderson Half-Plate Mahogany and Brass Field Camera, serial no. 22183 (c. 1914), dovetailed mahogany body with black bellows (possibly later replacement), G-VG, two porthole-style lens boards with Ross f/8 8-in Patent Concentric lens no. 53753, F-G, and Wunsche f/6.8 180mm Double Anastigmat lens in Compound shutter, F-G and dark focusing cloth A very pleasing example of this landmark camera - signs of light use, in better condition than normally found. Woodwork has a small piece missing on front extension near base, as well as a few marks on the base section proper, a small crack towards the bottom of the rear frame, and a few other minor marks, but finish otherwise frsh and attractive. Note that there is no leather handle, and a small ivorine plate on the side of the camera is missing. (It probably had a "British Made" slogan, reflecting anxiety about German penetration of the UK camera market.) The bellows are in good shape and may be a replacement. Brasswork complete, original lacquer with only minor touches of corrosion here and there. Lens has some paint loss on the front ring and a few internal marks, but again better than mostly found. It is push-fitted, with the flange fixing screws not present, so it is probably a later replacement.
Los 355
LAUREL STAN: (1890-1965) English Film Comedian. Vintage signed and inscribed postcard photograph, the image depicting Stan Laurel in a characteristic head and shoulders pose alongside Oliver Hardy, both wearing their bowler hats. Signed by Laurel in bold black fountain pen ink to a light area at the base of the image and dated 1963 in his hand. The image also bears facsimile signatures of both Laurel and Hardy. About EX
Los 356
LAUREL & HARDY: LAUREL STAN (1890-1965) & HARDY OLIVER (1892-1957) English and American Film Comedians. Bold blue ink signatures by both Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy individually on a page removed from an autograph album. A colour vignette of the duo is neatly affixed at the centre, beneath which Laurel has added an inscription in his hand. Some very light, minor age wear, VG
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