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Click here to subscribe(John) Bryson, Dalkeith, early 19th Century flame mahogany 8 day longcase clock, signed 13" painted break arch Roman dial with subsidiary date and seconds dials, the arch painted with two deer in rural scene, inlaid trunk with 1/4 fluted pilasters, apron frieze on bracket feet, two train four pillar rack striking movement on a bell, painted pendulum bob, oval weights, H216cm
18TH C. WELSH OAK LONGCASE CLOCK, John Lewis of Llanidloes, 30-hour movement, calendar aperture below signed centre, 'Tempus Fugit' roundel to the break-arch, quarter pilasters, later panelled base, 210cms (h)Comments: base panel cracked, feet damaged, patina scuffed/rubbedNotes: John Lewis was one of the first three deacons of the Calvinistic Methodist church at Llanidloes, and treasurer from 1779-1801.
Elizabeth II UK brilliant uncirculated coins in Royal mint packaging; to include, 3 x 1994 £2 Bank of England (K4), 1995 £2 50th Anniversary of the End of World War II (K5), 1995 £2 50th Anniversary United Nations (K6), 2001 Trans Atlantic Wireless (K11), 2002 £2 DNA (K16), 2004 £2 First Steam Locomotive (K17), 2005 £2 Gunpowder Plot (K18), 2006 £2 Tercentenary Act of Union (K22), 2007 £2 Bicentenary of the Abolition of the Slave Trade (K23), 2009 £2 Robert Burns (K24), 2009 £2 Charles Darwin (K25). together with 1994 £1 Scotland (J9), 2 x 1995 £1 Wales (JJ10), 1996 £1 Northern Ireland (J11), 1997 £1 England (J12), 1999 £1 Scotland (J14), 2004 £1 Forth Railway Bridge (J18), 2005 £1 Menai Straits Bridge (J19), 2006 £1 Egyptian Arch Railway Bridge (J20), 2 x 1992-1993 Royal Mint two-coin set; 1993 50 pence Presidency of Council of European Community plus 50 pence Britannia (H4 & H5), 4 x 1994 50 pence Normandy Landings (H6), 1998 50 pence NHS (H10), 2005 Royal mint two-coin set; 50 pence Victoria Cross plus 50 pence Wounded Soldier (H15 & H16), 2007 50 pence Scout Movement (H17). (total 34 coins)
Seven Elizabeth II United Kingdom proof sets; 2001 proof Victoria £5 struck in c/n, Bimetallic £2, Bimetallic Marconi £2, Irish £1 to 1p (PS70), 2002 proof Golden Jubilee £5 struck in c/n, Bimetallic £2, English £1 to 1p (PS74), 2003 proof Coronation £5 struck in c/n, Bimetallic DNA £2, Bimetallic £2, UK £1, Suffragette 50p and Britannia 50p to 1p (PS79), 2005 proof Trafalgar £5 struck in c/n, proof Nelson £5 struck in c/n, Bimetallic Gunpowder Plot £2, Bimetallic £2, Menai Straits Bridge £1, Samuel Johnson's Dictionary 50p, Britannia 50p to 1p (PS85), 2006 proof 80th Birthday £5 struck in c/n, Bimetallic Isambard Brunel £2, Bimetallic Paddington Bear £2, Bimetallic £2, MacNeill's Egyptian Arch £1, Victoria Cross 50p, Heroic Act 50p and Britannia 50p to 1p (PS88), 2007 proof Diamond Wedding £5 struck in c/n, Bimetallic Act of Union £2, Bimetallic Abolition of Slave Trade £2, Gateshead Millennium Bridge £1, Scouting Movement 50p and Britannia 50p to 1p (PS91), 2010 proof Restoration of the Monarchy £5 struck in c/n, Bimetallic Florence Nightingale £2, Bimetallic £2, London £1, Belfast £1, Royal Shield £1, Girl Guiding 50p, 50p to 1p (PS102), all (except 2002) with COA and all in Royal Mint red leather cases as issued. (7 sets)
An Elizabeth II UK 2006 silver piedfort six-coin collection, comprising £5 Queen's 80th Birthday crown size commemorative with selected gold plating L16A, £2 200th Anniversary of the Birth of Isambard Brunel K20, £2 Paddington Station K21, one pound (Northern Ireland) Egyptian Arch Railway Bridge J20, 50 pence Victoria Cross H15, 50 pence Wounded Soldier H16, in capsules and Royal Mint fitted case with booklet and COA, issued 3,000, together with an Elizabeth II UK 2003 silver proof piedfort three-coin collection PSS21, comprising £2 50th Anniversary of the Discovery of DNA, one pound J13 and 50 pence Centenary of the Suffragette Movement, in capsules and Royal Mint case with COA's, issued 7,500. (9 coins)
A quantity of Elizabeth II United Kingdom brilliant uncirculated coin collections; 1982 50p to 1/2p including 20 pence (US01), 1989 Scottish £2 to 1/2p (US03), 1990 Welsh £1 to 1p plus new smaller 5p (US10), 1991 Northern Irish £1 to 1p (US11), 1999 Bimetallic Rugby £2, Welsh £1 to 1p plus Library 50pence (US21), 2 x 2002 Bimetallic £2, English £1 to 1p (US24), 2003 Bimetallic DNA £2 and Bimetallic £2, UK £1, Suffragette 50 pence and Britannia 50 pence to 1p (US26), 2005 Bimetallic Gunpowder Plot £2, Bimetallic £2, Menai Straits Bridge £1, Samuel Johnson's Dictionary 50 pence and Britannia 50 pence to 1p (US29), 2006 Bimetallic Isambard Brunel £2, Bimetallic £2 and Paddington Station £2, MacNeill's Egyptian Arch £1, Victoria Cross 50 pence, Wounded Soldier 50 pence, 20p to 1p (US32) and 2008 Bimetallic London Olympics Centenary £2, Bimetallic £2, UK £1, Britannia 50 pence to 1p (US36), together with 2 x 1970 Last Sterling set halfcrown to halfpenny plus medallion (PS20). (13 sets)
Late George III oak and mahogany-cased 8-day longcase clock, Samuel Pearce, Axminster, the 12-inch break-arch dial with Roman hour markers, seconds subsidiary and calendar crescent, the arch with painted oval panel of a basket of roses over rose spandrels, 217cm high, sold with two weights and pendulum
A GEORGE III MAHOGANY LONGCASE CLOCK BY THOMAS WALLACE OF BRAMPTON the eight day two train movement striking on a bell, the silvered dial with Roman numerals, subsidiary date and second dials, and painted moon phase to the arch, the hood with a blind fret carved frieze, 226cm high x 51cm wide x 26cm deepProvenance: Wabey House, Upwey, Weymouth.
Reed & Barton, United States. One silver plated Victorian Chinoiserie jewelry stand. Formed by a circular base on legs surmounted by three demi-lune drawers. Each drawer features panels of Chinoiserie scenes, each drawer lined with blue velvet. The drawers surmounted by a cherub resting on a velvet tray, supporting a hanging disc for pocket watches, with an ornate swirling arch overtop. Marked at the base MFD Plated by Reed & Barton 330 Pat. Mar.2321880.Height: 14 in x width: 6 in x depth: 6 in. Gross weight: 1,426.1 g.Condition: Components well attached and functioning. Significant polish accretions to the piece, particularly in the recessed areas and the velvet.
George Winter (American, 1810-1876). Oval oil on canvas landscape painting titled "The Broken Arch" depicting ruins overgrown with foliage. Titled and signed along the verso. Label attached to verso.Unframed; height: 16 3/4 in x width: 14 in. Framed; height: 21 in x width: 18 1/4 in x depth: 2 in.Condition: Areas of craquelure throughout; stretcher marks along the perimeter of the painting. Some signs of wear from a previous rabbet or frame along the edges. When inspected under UV light there are several areas throughout that fluoresce. One patch is visible along the verso which corresponds to the area around the point of the arch. The painting is attached to the gilt wood frame with two nails along the verso; as such, it moves slightly within the frame. Some light wear to the frame.
Circa 1780, James Smith, LondonThe case decorated with gilt chinoiserie designs reserved on a green ground, the dial applied with Rococo cherub spandrels, signed on a plaque J AS Smith London , matted centre with silvered Roman and Arabic chapter ring with seconds dial and pierced hands, strike/silent dial in the arch, the movement inside with count wheel striking on a bell, with pendulum.Height 91 inches (231.1 cm), width 19 1/2 inches (49.5 cm), depth 10 inches (25.5cm)Overall with losses to decoration and shrinkage cracks, all consisted with age and use, please note that Doyle does not guarantee the condition of clock movements.
Estate / Collection: Property from the Estate of Elaine and James D. WolfensohnCircle of David Roentgen, possibly by Johannes Kroll, Mainz, circa 1795With brass banding and ormolu applied to ebony and part-ebonized backing, the three-quarter galleried superstructure with inset white marble top centerd by a pointed arch with a foliate-cast mount, the corners mounted with urns above a berried laurel leaf-mounted frieze centered and flanked by lozenge mounts over a pair of flame-grained mahogany tambour doors opening to shelves above small drawers, the central Apollo mask-mounted herm panel hinged and opening to four drawers, flanked by ormolu caryatid herms, the projecting lower section above a frieze drawer with an ebony-backed ormolu panel and centering a keyhole flanked by opposing sphinxes, scrolling foliage, flowers and displayed eagles, further flanked by ormolu lion's head ring handles and reeded lozenge backplates and opening to a baize-lined writing surface frieze with side drawers with concealed spring-loaded action and opening at the front to drawers, the right drawer with inkwell recesses; on faceted octagonal legs headed by arched milleraies panels and long leaf-cast capitals and joined by a galleried concave undertier and ending in leaf-cast toupie feet, the back of the lower section with two catches for wall securement; the front of the underside with inked inscription No=86. ; the back of the upper section with a penciled inscription Salle 56.Height 52 3/4 in (133.9 cm), width 35 1/2 in (90.1 cm), depth 23 in (58.4 cm)Pelham Galleries, London.Grosvenor House Arts & Antiques Fair, London, 1986.Comparative literature,A related cupboard by Johannes Krol is illustrated in Kreissel/Himmelheber, Die kunst des deutschen Möbels, Klassismus, Historismus, Jugendstil, München Verlag, C.H. Beck, Munchen, 1970, ill.160.David Roentgen (1743-1807) was the most sought-after cabinet maker in Europe, where he worked for royal and aristocratic patrons including Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette. His reputation was based on the highest degree of craftsmanship and quality of materials as well as for ingenious and intricately made pieces with multiple functions. He went to St. Petersburg in 1784 where he was presented to Catherine the Great, who bought his whole shipment of furniture, including the Apollo Desk (State Hermitage, St. Petersburg) that he had specially designed for her. This was described by the Empress in a letter to the former diplomat and Roentgen client Baron von Grimm: 'his furniture is very finely and precisely made, especially those pieces with mechanical devices'. She was so pleased with the desk, she paid the asking price, gave Roentgen a gold box and an additional bonus of 5,000 rubles. His furniture of this period was characterized by restrained architectural forms and the use of mahogany offset by dazzling ormolu mounts.However it is possible that this Bonheur du Jour was made by Roentgen's contemporary Johannes Kroll (d. 1795). Kroll, who originated from Riga, worked in Roentgen's Neuwied workshop in 1779, but by 1781 had already worked on a commission for the elector of Mainz, for whom he supplied a 'Treasure of mahogany with Neuwied musical clock and richly decorated with gilt-bronze'.As this piece is not signed, an attribution is not possible. However, the exceptional design, materials and execution speak to a maker of the highest caliber.In overall good restored condition, staining, scratches and scuffs to marble, chips to edge, sunfading overall, especially to left side, left side of upper section case with small age crack at bottom center, rubbing to gilding of mounts and probably re-gilt, minor replacements to veneers, age cracks to veneer of projecting lower section with some inpainting, age cracks to undertier and now with four reinforcements below.Any condition statement is given as a courtesy to a client, is an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact and our Organization shall have no responsibility for any error or omission. Please contact the specialist department to request further information or additional images that may be available.Request a condition report
Royal Interest: a fine presentation photograph of HM Queen Elizabeth (later HM Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother) wearing a sequinned ball gown, diamond tiara and jewels, against a painted classical garden backdrop. Signed Elizabeth R and dated 1939 (in Ink) and also signed in pencil by Cecil Beaton CBE (1904-1980) one of the most celebrated British portrait photographers of the twentieth century, the photographer. Mounted in a hallmarked sterling silver arched easel frame with gadroon beaded border the case with engine turned decoration bearing a crown to the arch. Hallmarked London 1939 makers mark rubbed. H42cm x W29.5cm, photograph 23.9cm x 16.2cm. Formerly owned by Jean Cunninghame Graham (Lady Polwarth).
An 18th century Dutch marquetry eight day longcase clock by Frans Burel, Amsterdam the arched dial with an arcaded Arabic minute band over Roman hours and an inner quarter-hour track signed "FRANS BUREL AMSTERDAM", the centre with subsidiary seconds dial framing a terrestrial calendar square, over rolling moon with lunar calendar scale, the arch with silvered boss engraved. sold with two weights and a pendulum 60cm wide 32cm deep 260cm highFrom the estate of the late Georg Wissinger (1933-2023)Untested, includes pendulum and weightsHeight includes finials. Case moderate/good with some areas of repair and marks due to age dial possibly repainted.See extra images
Turner (Dawson), Cotman (John Sell). An Account of A Tour in Normandy... illustrated with numerous engravings, 2 vols. 8vo. Arch, London 1820, full calf plus Gray (Thomas) Poems and Letters, Chiswick Press 1879 plus a further copy Eton School Prize, both full calf with gilt edges plus three, all in used condition (7)
A William IV mahogany Chiffonier, the serpentine-shaped quarter galleried top with single shelf, and turned supports, above an inverted break-centre top with single long drawer to the frieze. A pair of arch-top panelled doors to the lower section, enclosing a single deep shelf, stepped base, 154cm high x 137cm wide x 55cm deep.
Matchbox Superfast 3 x 6c Mercedes 350SL Tourer MADE IN BULGARIA MODELS - all are black interior, clear windscreen, Dinky Bulgaria base 5-arch wheels - (1) metallic lime green body, gloss black base; (2) orange body with "Michelin" tampo print, silver painted base (2 small yellow paint spots to top of windscreen); (3) red body with "Mobil" tampo print - Near Mint to Mint Unboxed (3)
Matchbox Superfast Group of Early 1970's Issue Cars & Trailers - (1) 9a Cabin Cruiser & Trailer (box has tape repair to 1 end flap); (2) 22b Freeman Inter-City Commuter with bare metal base; (3) 27a Mercedes 230SL; (4) 46a Mercedes 300SE Coupe with cast shut doors; (5) 57b Eccles Trailer Caravan with black axle clip; (6) 64a MG 1100 with unusual matt paint finish (box has tape repair to 1 end flap); (7) 69a Rolls Royce Silver Shadow Convertible with gloss black base (factory casting flaw to left hand front wheel arch); (8) 73a Mercury Commuter - metallic green body with fuel filler cap cast & low arches, clear windows with roof light supports, ivory interior, bare metal "No.55 or 73" base, small diameter hollow 5-spoke narrow wheels - Excellent to Mint in Fair but still complete to Excellent "New" Type G Boxes. (8)
Matchbox Regular Wheels Group of Late 1960's Issue Cars - (1) 12c Land Rover Safari - Stannard Code 8 - blue body with burnt sienna luggage, white interior without transmission tunnel cast, black plastic base with tow guide but without tow hook brace (box has tear to 1 end flap); (2) 36c Opel Diplomat - Stannard Code 6 - chrome engine, gloss black base with tow guide & front bumper extension (2 tinky chips to base); (3) 46c Mercedes 300SE Coupe - Stannard Code 1 with green body (chip to left hand rear wheel arch); (4) 53c Ford Zodiac - Stannard Code 8 - chrome engine, ivory interior (steering wheel cast incomplete), bare metal base with Type B 6mm wide tow guide (factory paint flaw between hood & windscreen) - Near Mint to Mint in Good Plus to Near Mint Type E4® boxes. (4)
Matchbox Regular Wheels Group of Late 1960's Issue Cars - (1) 19d Lotus F1 Racing Car - dark green body with decal guide lines cast & racing number 3 decals, with exhaust brace, bare metal base with small text (some decal loss); (2) 24c Rolls Royce silver Shadow - gloss black base without tow guide, black plastic wheels with chrome hubs (rear suspension collapsed & some chips to right hand rear door & wheel arch); (3) 53c Ford Zodiac (paint has gone "tacky" over time); (4) 56b Fiat 1500 - silver trim to grille headlamps & front bumper, brown luggage, red interior with extentions, later period Type F1 Box (model has factory casting flaw to left hand sill); (5) 52b BRM F1 Racing Car - blue body with decal guide lines cast & racing number 5 decals, bare metal base with small text & exhaust braces (paint chips to nose & rear body along with some decal loss); (6) 71b Jeep Gladiator Pick-Up Truck - white interior, gloss black base with patent number, 36-tread black lastic wheels(does have some paint chips) - Condition varies from Good Plus to Near Mint in Good to Excellent Plus Boxes. (6)
Matchbox Superfast 6 x 60d Toyota Supra MADE IN BULGARIA MODELS - all are clear windows, black plastic Universal Bulgaria base, 5-arch wheels - (1) metallic silver body with yellow "Toyota Supra" side tampo print, blue interior & tailgate; (2) as (1) but lemon yellow interior & tailgate; (3) as (1) but red interior & tailgate; (4) lime green body with "Lavazza" tampo print, red interior & tailgate; (5) dark green body with "Aqua Diva" tampo print, lemon yellow interior & tailgate; (60 metallic copper body with "Ledenika" tampo print, blue interior & tailgate - Near Mint to Mint Unboxed. (6)
Matchbox Superfast 3 x 37e Matra Rancho MADE IN BULGARIA MODELS - all are "Tourist Rancho" tampo print, clear windows, gloss black Matchbox Bulgaria base, narrow profile 5-arch wheels - (1) lime green body with black tampo print, lemon yellow interior & tailgate - Excellent (does have a couple of tiny chips & some black tampo ink marks to hood); (2) metallic silver-blue body with white tampo print, blue interior, darker blue plastic tailgate - Excellent (some paint chips to roof); (3) metallic candy pink body with white tampo print, lemon yellow interior & tailgate - Mint Unboxed (3)
Matchbox Superfast Twin Pack TP-4 containing (1) 32b Maserati Bora - metallic gold body, clear windows, dark yellow interior with rear tow hook, silver painted base without model number cast, 5-arch wheels; (2) 57b Eccles Trailer Caravan - tan body with black stripe flower labels, burnt orange plastic roof, white interior, centre-cut 5-spoke narrow wheels - Near Mint (caravan has very thin vactory paint finish to base & Maserati has large factory paint flaw to base) in Good factory sealed blister pack with some creasing/damage to corners of blister.
Matchbox Superfast Group of Late 1970's - Early 1980's Issue Models - (1) 5d 4x4 Jeep Off Road - metallic darker bronze body with yellow Golden Eagle hood tampo print, black interior, matt black base; (2) 25d Audi Quattro - white body with burnt orange & brown racing number 20 tampo print, clear windows, black interior, gloss black base, 5-arch wheels (scratches to roof); (3) 61b Ford A-Series Wreck Truck - yellow body, amber windows, light red plastic jibs with black hooks, charcoal base, 5-crown wheels; (4) 68c Chevrolet Van - orange body with "Matchbox Collectors Club" labels, blue windows, bare metal base with "gunmetal" effect (does have some tiny chips & factory casting flaws to left hand edge of roof); (5) 69c Armoured Security Truck German Export Issue "Dresdner Bank" - dark green body with white plastic roof, blue windows, silver painted base, 5-crown wheels (some marks to roof which is also discoloured) - Good Plus to Near Mint in Good to Near Mint Type K & L Boxes. (5)
Matchbox Regular Wheels Pair of American Vehicles - (1) 13d Dodge Wreck Truck - Stannard Code 5 - BP labels, red plastic hook - Mint apart from tiny pin size factory assembly paint chip to left hand front wheel arch, in Excellent Plus just slightly creased Type F2 Box; (2) 50c Ford Kennel Truck - Stannard Code 2 - metallic green body with SMOOTH LOADBED, white plastic grille, dark green windows, smoke grey tinted rear canopy, satin black base, complete with dogs removed from sprue - Truck is Near mint, however rear canopy is badly distorted & discoloured and only Fair, in good Plus clean but creased Type F1 Box. (2)
Matchbox Superfast 30d Leyland Articulated Truck - 2 x CODE 3 OGLE DESIGN MODELS - (1) military green SCAMMELL tractor unit, red windows, white plastic base with model number 30 cast, military green trailer, 5-arch wheels which have also been over-painted military green. This model has come from the Ogle Design Office. Ogle Design were responsible for the Leyland Commercial Vehicle T45 Roadtrain Cab, as seen here on the Matchbox model. Leyland sold military versions of the tractor unit & 8-wheel rigids badged as Scammell rather than Leyland - Good Plus Unboxed, with modified hand hammered rather than factory finished rivets; (2) red cab without Leyland lettering, red windows, black hand painted grille, white chassis, ivory plastic model No.30 base, metallic silver trailer, 5-arch wheels - Excellent with some white paint to 1 wheels & Tractor Unit base rivets drilled out & the axle clip glued into position; and Corgi Juniors Ogle Reliant Scimitar GTE - body repainted brown & interior repainted black, front rivet drilled out. All 3 models have come from the Ogle Design office. (3)
Matchbox Superfast Group of Mid 1970's to Early 1980's Issue Models - including 33c Honda Police Motorcyclewith dark navy blue rider; 39b Rolls Royce Silver Shadow - ivory interior, bare metal base; 42d 1957 Ford Thunderbird - silver painted base, 5-arch wheels; 46c Ford Tractor - pale yellow interior, lemon yellow plastic disc harrow; 69b Turbo Fury; plus others similer - see photo - Excellent Plus to Mint in Good to Near Mint Boxes. (12)
Matchbox Superfast 26b Big Banger Dragster - red body WITH RED CHERRY "BROWN SUGAR" LABELS, dark blue windows, bare metal base, Maltese Cross wheels - Hi -arch wheels - Excellent Unboxed with a few chips & some chrome loss to engine. Believed to be a factory label trial for the Roman Numeral Issue. Consigned for sale by Ex-Lesney Employee.
Matchbox Superfast 74a Daimler Fleetline Bus RARE "SWINGING LONDON - CARNABY STREET" - brick red body & base, hollow 5-spoke narrow wheels with black axle clips - overall Excellent (paint loss around entrance door, wheel arch & couple of upper deck window frames on left hand side of body, left hand label also a little faded), in Excellent "New" Type G Box.
Matchbox Superfast Group of 4 x Early 1970's Issue Trailers - all are hollow 5-spoke narrow wheels with black axle clips (1) 38a Honda Motorcycle & Trailer - metallic turquoise motorcyle, lemon yellow trailer with Honda labels (factory hot foil printing error to left hand wheel & some chips to top edge of trailer); (2) 43a Pony Trailer - lemon yellow body with "IXA" cast below left hand wheel arch, dark green base with matt paint finish, complete with horses one of which is removed from sprue (box scuffed); (3) 57b Eccles Trailer Caravan - cream body with brown side stripes, orange plastic roof, green interior; (4) as (3) but brown stripe red flower labels - Excellent to Near Mint in Good to Near Mint "New" Type G Boxes. (4)
Matchbox Superfast Twin Pack TP-4 containing (1) 32b Maserati Bora - metallic gold body, clear windows, dark yellow interior with rear tow hook, silver painted base without model number cast, 5-arch wheels; (2) 57b Eccles Trailer Caravan - lemon yellow body with black stripe flower labels, burnt orange plastic roof, white interior, centre-sut 5-spoke narrow wheels - Mint in Fair age yellowed but still factory sealed blister pack.
Matchbox Superfast G-100 Twin Thunderbolt Launcher Gift Set - containing (1) 8c De Tomaso Pantera - orange interior, blue base - Excellent Plus; (2) 59d Porsche 928 - black body with white stripe tampo print, clear windows, red interior, silver painted base, 5-arch wheels - Near Mint to Mint, along with 2 x Thunderbolt Launchers, in Good Plus to Excellent dis-coloured box complete with inner card packing.
Matchbox Superfast 57e Range Rover Carmichael Commando Rescue Vehicle FACTORY PRE-PRODUCTION COLOUR TRIAL - yellow body with incomplete "JON 108" rear registration number (without the "X" 1981 suffix date letter) HAND PAINTED "RESCUE" BLACK STRIPE TO LEFT HAND SIDE OF BODY ONLY, black plastic ladder, light blue windows & roof lights, silver-grey plastic interior & front grille, black plastic base with fully cast "JON 108 X" front registration number, SPIRO FRONT WHEELS, 5-arch rear wheels - Excellent to Excellent Plus with a few tiny chips, in Excellent to Excellent Plus Type L Box without New. This is the first time we have come across this model fitted with Spiro front wheels.
Matchbox Superfast 7 x 60d Toyota Supra MADE IN BULGARIA MODELS - all are clear windows, black plastic Universal Bulgaria base, 5-arch wheels - (1) metallic blue body with "Kit Kat" tampo print, red interior & tailgate; (2) metallic blue body with "Kamenitza" tampo print, blue interior & tailgate; (3) maroon body with "Dell" tampo print, blue interior & tailgate; (4) red body with "Mopehu" tampo print, lemon yellow interior & tailgate; (5) metallic copper body with "Snickers" tampo print, red interior & tailgate; (6) metallic copper body with "sharp" tampo print, lime green interior & tailgate; (7) metallic gold body with "Kit Kat" tampo print, lime green interior & tailgate - Near Mint to Mint Unboxed. (7)
Matchbox Superfast 30d Leyland Articulated Truck RARE PROMOTIONAL ISSUE "OGLE DESIGN" - red tractor unit with red windows, white plastic grille & base without model number cast, black Lesney England axle clip, yellow trailer, 5-arch wheels - Mint apart from a couple of minor factory assembly marks, in Fair opened 1981 Copyright Window Box. This model has come from the Ogle Design Office. Ogle Design were responsible for the Leyland Commercial Vehicle T45 Roadtrain Cab, as seen here on the Matchbox model.
Matchbox Superfast 25d Audi Quattro FACTORY PRE-PRODUCTION COLOUR TRIAL - white body with burnt orange & brown racing number 20 tampo print, clear windows, RED INTERIOR WHICH INCLUDES GRILLE & REAR SPOILER, BARE METAL BASE, 5-arch wheels - Excellent Plus Unboxed with a couple of tiny chips. Consigned for sale by Ex-Lesney Employee.
Matchbox Superfast 5 x 60d Toyota Supra MADE IN BULGARIA MODELS - all are black plastic Universal Bulgaria base, 5-arch wheels - (1) metallic red body with gold "Toyota Supra" side tampo print, clear windows, lemon yellow interior & tailgate; (2) as (1) but red plastic tailgate; (3) metallic yellow-gold body with "Nescafe" tampo print, windows have smoke grey tint, silver-grey interior & tailgate; (4) as (3) but lime green body with "Panasonic" tampo print; (5) as (3) but metallic copper body without tampo print - Near Mint to Mint Unboxed. (5)
Matchbox Superfast 70d Ferrari 308 GTB FACTORY PRE-PRODUCTION COLOUR TRIAL - metallic green body, clear windows, black interior, metallic green base with incomplete copyright date & without model number cast, 5-arch wheels - Excellent Unboxed with some factory paint flaws & large paint chip to passenger side door. Still displays well.
Matchbox Superfast 3 x 37e Matra Rancho MADE IN BULGARIA MODELS - all are clear windows, "Matchbox 1-75 Yesteryear Y-82" tampo print, lemon yellow plastic tailgate, silver painted Matchbox bulgaria base, wide profile 5-arch wheels - (1) lemon yellow body with black interior; (2) pink body with lemon yellow interior; (3) metallic copper body with lemon yellow interior - all Near Mint to Mint Unboxed. (3)
Matchbox Superfast 30d Leyland Articulated Truck FACTORY PRE-PRODUCTION TRIAL MODEL - metallic blue cab without "Leyland" lettering, white grille & base with model number 30 cast, metallic silver Trailer WITH FLAT SIDES, 5-arch wheels - Excellent Unboxed (Tractor Unit has paint loss around coupling area; Trailer has factory paint flaws & some tiny chips to upper edge of body)
Matchbox Superfast 4 x 74d Fiat Abarth MADE IN BULGARIA MODELS - all are clear windows, black interior, black plastic Matchbox Bulgaria base with gold headlamps & Fiat grille, 5-arch wheels - (1) maroon body with "Sony" tampo print; (2) red body with "Kamenitza" tampo print; (3) matt primrose yellow body with "European Union" tampo print; (4) blue body with "European Union" tampo print (chrome loss to left hand front wheel) - Excellent to Mint Unboxed. (4)
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