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1930-40s floor standing radio with built in speaker by Murphy in mahogany case

Leak valve amplifier no.203460 together with one other with air-loc speaker cables etc.

Radiogram with Garard 125SB turntable in mahogany cabinet with speaker cabinets, Edwardian chair and stool, carved stand, bamboo table and mirror

BRITISH PRIME MINISTERS: A First Day Cover commemorating A Celebration of Anniversaries, post marked at the House of Commons, 11th April 1989, individually signed by four former British Prime Ministers comprising Edward Heath (1970-74), Harold Wilson (1974-76), Margaret Thatcher (1979-90) and John Major (1990-97) and also signed by Bernard Weatherill (1920-2007) British Politician, Speaker of the House of Commons 1983-92 and Baron Mackay of Clashfern (1927- ) British Advocate, Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain 1987-97. All have signed in bold blue or black inks to clear areas. VG

A 1950s walnut double door bowfront integral TV cabinet, housing a Bush television with lower speaker

Bang and Olufsen :a pair of Type No. 6621 Beolab Penta Active Loudspeakers (1988) This type of speaker was manufactured between 1986-2000 and designed by Lone and Gideon Lindinger-Loewy. These speakers are in Aluminium and Grey. BeoLab Penta were the top-of-the-line speakers from Bang & Olufsen! Approximately 8" wide (base slightly wider) and 65" high CONDITION: Please Note - we do not make reference to the condition of lots within catalogue descriptions. We are however happy to provide additional information regarding the condition of items on request.

Vintage Retro : An American 1950's Dahlberg 4130 - D1 ' Pillow Speaker ' radio , serial number 34668 , the band dial and volume control to front with tone controls on the reverse . Includes circular speaker on extended cable . The Dahlberg radio was designed for use in Motels and Hospitals , the clamp being fixed to the bed headboard and the speaker hung either on the device or placed under a pillow . The coin operation giving roughly an hour's listening time per Dime . CONDITION: Please Note - we do not make reference to the condition of lots within catalogue descriptions. We are however happy to provide additional information regarding the condition of items on request.

Sir John Gielgud Unusual 1949 Memorial Service programme for an Irene Vanburgh at St. Margaret, Westminster. Signed by the legendary actor the late great Sir John Gielgud (1904 - 2000). Gielgud`s career spanned eight decades and he was considered to be the "greatest speaker of Shakespearean verse". Good condition

BANG AND OLUFSEN BEOMASTER 900 MUSIC SYSTEM contained in a rosewood cabinet with two lift up lids revealing a record deck and tuner and a storage compartment, with integral speakers, standing on block supports, together with a Bang and Olufsen Beovox S22 speaker

Peavey Classic 30 guitar amplifier, made in USA, ser. no. 07384799, fan added to the back, appears to be in working order; together with a Peavey Classic 112E extension speaker, appears to be in working order (2)

Grampian Ensa Festival valve guitar amplifier, made in England, circa 1960, ser. no. 2181, outer casing in good condition, one speaker has been replaced although the original is retained, appears to be in working order, sold as seen without guarantee, condition: good

Peavey 5150 Eddie Van Halen valve amplifier head, with Peavey 5150 straight speaker cabinet, auto-transformer supplied, appears to be in working order

Selmer speaker cabinet, probably circa 1970s, appears to be in working order

SWR Engineering Inc 2x12 bass speaker cabinet, untested, appears in clean condition, sold as seen without guarantee

Bose Acoustimass 5 series III direct/reflecting speaker system, including sub-woofer and two double cube speakers, untested

OHM amplification bass speaker; together with a pair of JBLXE-2 speakers, Sony Atrac DSB type-R mini-disc deck and a Denon DCD-300 compact disc player, Labgear digital receiver and a Realistic stereo disco mixer, all untested

A mid-20thC walnut cased Philips Bi Amplic radio, of shaped rectangular form, with front material speaker and metal highlighted fittings, 61cm wide x 25cm deep x 44cm high.

A green Dinky Toys loud speaker van, Fire Engine, three No.25E tipping trucks, a cage-side truck, two covered trucks, truck chassis an a green petrol tanker (10)

A small collection of Dinky Toys vehicles and accessories, including two taxis, a No. 270 AA motorcycle and sidecar, two other motorcycles and riders, a medium tank and a speaker van (12) (playwear, paint chips and some parts missing).

Pair of Dynatron mahogany speaker cabinets

Horse`s hoof with Irish silver mounts as an inkwell, Dublin 1857 by EJ for West & Son, the lid set with a ruby-eyed fox`s head cover for the pen hole, inscribed " The Speaker, died 27th May 1857, aged 51 years", in a velvet lined oak box. Condition report: the velvet lining of the box is faded in parts.

Horse`s hoof with Irish silver mounts as an inkwell, Dublin 1857 by EJ for West & Son, the lid set with a ruby-eyed fox`s head cover for the pen hole, inscribed " The Speaker, died 27th May 1857, aged 51 years", in a velvet lined oak box. Condition report: the velvet lining of the box is faded in parts.

Schneider midi combination stereo no.2225 with wide range speaker system

An early 20th century Dynatron record player with two large mahogany cased loud speaker cabinets.

An early 20th century Dynatron record player with two large mahogany cased loud speaker cabinets.

An early 20th century Dynatron record player with two large mahogany cased loud speaker cabinets.

RUTH RENDELL, 7ttls: PUT ON BY CUNNING, 1981, 1st edn, orig cl, d/w, THE SPEAKER OF MANDARIN, 1983, 1st edn, sigd, orig cl, d/w, AN UNKINDNESS OF RAVENS, 1985, 1st edn, sigd, orig cl, d/w, THE NEW GIRL FRIEND AND OTHER STORIES, 1985, 1st edn, sigd, orig cl, d/w, LIVE FLESH, 1986, 1st edn, sigd, orig cl, d/w, WEXFORD AN OMNIBUS, 1987, 1st paperback edn, sigd, orig pict wraps, KISSING THE GUNNER?S DAUGHTER, 1992, 1st edn, sigd, orig cl, d/w (7)

A National Stereo Four Track Tape Recorder in original box plus similar speaker

A Marshall 100W integrated bass system, speaker cabinet Est £20 - £40

Unused retail stock - twenty Technika iphone speaker docks

Unused retail stock - twenty Technika iphone speaker docks

HMV RECORD PLAYER - lovely vintage HMV RC120 record player with built in speaker. Plays 33's, 45's and 78's and in working order - just needs a new needle/stylus.

A Bose Acustamas 5 Series iii speaker system, comprising one pair of cube speaker arrays, one Acustamas module and speaker cables.

An electric guitar, and a Marshall amp speaker, Model Lead 12.

A 1950s walnut double door bowfront integral TV cabinet, housing a Bush television with lower speaker

An old horn gramophone speaker, aluminium and a Victorian walnut writing slope

An early 20thC oak cased speaker, centred with a bullseye material centre, 69cm wide x 21cm deep x 68cm high.

A mid 20th century walnut radiogram with very large corner speaker (2).

19th century, a speaker delivering news to a crowd, oil on canvas, 19.5 x 29.5 cm

JVC Sound System Compact Component System NX-F3 HDMI comprising one large speaker, two smaller ones and CD/DVD Player.

E K Cole (Ekco) Type AC85 Wireless in brown Bakelite case with circular tuning dial and speaker

A pair of speaker cabinets

A pair of speaker cabinets

The Suffragettes,Few framed black and white postcards, a letter burned in an attack on a pillar box, marked to the envelope as such, dated February 1913, `Panko` playing card game, and a framed political leaflet with Mrs Pankurst as the main speaker

Charles I, the declaration of Parliament, silvered electrotype of the oval medal of 1642, by Thomas Rawlins and in the British Museum; a ship in full sail to left, in exquisite detail, rev., PRO RELIGIONE GREGE ET REGE, the two Houses of Parliament, with the King and Speaker, wide wreath border, 55 x 51mm (MI. 293/110; Platt p. 154, type A). Much as made, good very fine. Platt records three examples of original medals, all in Museum collections. Provenance: Bt. R. Falkiner, June, 2009.

Robert Devereaux, 3rd Earl of Essex (1591-1646), Captain-General and Commander-in-Chief of the Parliamentary army, oval gilt-silver Military Reward badge, 1642, by Thomas Rawlins, half length armoured bust three-quarters left, wide lace collar, holding sword, SX above head, legend in script in two lines, "Should hear both houses of parliament for true religion and subjects freedom stand - Pro Religione lege Rege et Parliamento", rev., the two Houses of Parliament with King and Speaker, wreath border around to both sides, 55.5 x 38mm (MI 295/113; Eim. 140A; Platt II, pp. 79-80), integral suspension loop and ring. Extremely fine and rare. Devereaux was the eldest son of Elizabeth I`s favourite who had been executed in 1602. He had been a successful commander of forces in the Netherlands and his Parliamentary appointments came with the commencement of the Civil War. Provenance: Bt. Caroline Penman, September, 1998.

Edward Montagu, Lord Mandeville and 2nd Earl of Manchester (1602-1671), commander of Parliamentary Eastern Association army, oval gilt-silver Military Reward, 1643, by Thomas Rawlins, armoured bust three-quarters left, sash over shoulder, his hair long and flowing, legend in script in two lines, "Should hear both houses of parliament for true religion and subjects freedom stand - Pro Religione lege Rege et Parliamento", rev., the two Houses of Parliament with King and Speaker, wreath border around to both sides, 52 x 34.5mm (MI 310/138, "Unique?"; Platt II, type G, pp. 334-35), integral suspension loop. Good very fine with an excellent portrait and an extreme rarity. Platt notes two specimens, one the "unique?" piece in the British Museum. Provenance: Believed ex. Spink Auction

Edward Montagu, Lord Mandeville and 2nd Earl of Manchester (1602-1671), commander of Parliamentary Eastern Association army, oval gilt-silver Military Reward, 1643, by Thomas Rawlins, half-length armoured bust three-quarters left, sash around waist, his hair long and flowing, legend in script,"Pro Religione lege Rege et Parliamento", rev., the two Houses of Parliament with King and Speaker, wreath border around to both sides, 53 x 37mm (MI 310/139, illus.; Eim. 143B; Platt II, type H, pp. 334-35), integral suspension loop. Good very fine with an excellent portrait, very rare. Platt notes three specimens, all in the British Museum. Provenance: Ex. Bonhams Auction, 14 July, 2004 (lot 584)

Oliver Cromwell, the Battle of Dunbar, cast silver medal, 1650, by Thomas Simon, armoured bust of Oliver Cromwell to left, WORD AT DVBAR - THE LORD OF HOSTS - SEPTEM Y 3 1650, rev., the Speaker seated facing, in the assembled chamber of Parliament, 28mm x 35mm, 18th century striking (MI 392/14; Eim. 181a; H & P pl. 30, 7; Platt I, p. 312-14). Very fine and a contemporary or near contemporary example. Provenance: Glendining`s Auction, 13 September, 2001 (lot 115).

Charles I, the declaration of Parliament, silvered electrotype of the oval medal of 1642, by Thomas Rawlins and in the British Museum; a ship in full sail to left, in exquisite detail, rev., PRO RELIGIONE GREGE ET REGE, the two Houses of Parliament, with the King and Speaker, wide wreath border, 55 x 51mm (MI. 293/110; Platt p. 154, type A). Much as made, good very fine. Platt records three examples of original medals, all in Museum collections. Provenance: Bt. R. Falkiner, June, 2009.

Robert Devereaux, 3rd Earl of Essex (1591-1646), Captain-General and Commander-in-Chief of the Parliamentary army, oval gilt-silver Military Reward badge, 1642, by Thomas Rawlins, half length armoured bust three-quarters left, wide lace collar, holding sword, SX above head, legend in script in two lines, "Should hear both houses of parliament for true religion and subjects freedom stand - Pro Religione lege Rege et Parliamento", rev., the two Houses of Parliament with King and Speaker, wreath border around to both sides, 55.5 x 38mm (MI 295/113; Eim. 140A; Platt II, pp. 79-80), integral suspension loop and ring. Extremely fine and rare. Devereaux was the eldest son of Elizabeth I`s favourite who had been executed in 1602. He had been a successful commander of forces in the Netherlands and his Parliamentary appointments came with the commencement of the Civil War. Provenance: Bt. Caroline Penman, September, 1998.

Edward Montagu, Lord Mandeville and 2nd Earl of Manchester (1602-1671), commander of Parliamentary Eastern Association army, oval gilt-silver Military Reward, 1643, by Thomas Rawlins, armoured bust three-quarters left, sash over shoulder, his hair long and flowing, legend in script in two lines, "Should hear both houses of parliament for true religion and subjects freedom stand - Pro Religione lege Rege et Parliamento", rev., the two Houses of Parliament with King and Speaker, wreath border around to both sides, 52 x 34.5mm (MI 310/138, "Unique?"; Platt II, type G, pp. 334-35), integral suspension loop. Good very fine with an excellent portrait and an extreme rarity. Platt notes two specimens, one the "unique?" piece in the British Museum. Provenance: Believed ex. Spink Auction

Edward Montagu, Lord Mandeville and 2nd Earl of Manchester (1602-1671), commander of Parliamentary Eastern Association army, oval gilt-silver Military Reward, 1643, by Thomas Rawlins, half-length armoured bust three-quarters left, sash around waist, his hair long and flowing, legend in script,"Pro Religione lege Rege et Parliamento", rev., the two Houses of Parliament with King and Speaker, wreath border around to both sides, 53 x 37mm (MI 310/139, illus.; Eim. 143B; Platt II, type H, pp. 334-35), integral suspension loop. Good very fine with an excellent portrait, very rare. Platt notes three specimens, all in the British Museum. Provenance: Ex. Bonhams Auction, 14 July, 2004 (lot 584)

Oliver Cromwell, the Battle of Dunbar, cast silver medal, 1650, by Thomas Simon, armoured bust of Oliver Cromwell to left, WORD AT DVBAR - THE LORD OF HOSTS - SEPTEM Y 3 1650, rev., the Speaker seated facing, in the assembled chamber of Parliament, 28mm x 35mm, 18th century striking (MI 392/14; Eim. 181a; H & P pl. 30, 7; Platt I, p. 312-14). Very fine and a contemporary or near contemporary example. Provenance: Glendining`s Auction, 13 September, 2001 (lot 115).

A Construments Ltd Ray projector with a black lacquered body together with a collection of Pathescope 9.5mm films including Mickey Mouse, In western wilds, The loud speaker, etc

A Construments Ltd Ray projector with a black lacquered body together with a collection of Pathescope 9.5mm films including Mickey Mouse, In western wilds, The loud speaker, etc

A 1920s Ferranti T21 radio with BBC Claritone horn speaker, GWO.

A British Thompson-Houston aluminium and bakelite swan neck speaker, bearing various registration numbers, the horn 36cm diameter

A British Thompson-Houston aluminium and bakelite swan neck speaker, bearing various registration numbers, the horn 36cm diameter

A vintage Bush television and radiogram in mahogany cabinet, a Garrard RC 65A turntable within the hinged lid to top, the front doors opening to reveal a television to left (screen 19cm x 26cm) and a Bush radio to right, over a row of dials for brightness, volume on/off, tune, volume on/off, tune, wavelength, and adjusting screws for horizontal and vertical hold, the base with centrally set Lectrona speaker behind mesh grille with cupboard door to either side, the back marked serial no. 94/00085 with five further adjustment knobs for television (height 86cm width 92cm depth excluding CRT protuberance 51cm)